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Southern Russia have led to q fatal collision between
the troops and q mob"
Berlin dispatch The DAILY Necs announces that the
elections for Of the Reichstag win begin Octo
tober IL.
The Cornell crew abandoned the proposed race at
Frankfort because of the illness of Mr.. Shinkel the
stroke"
The Duke Of Westminster's colt Peregrine has been
the DOncaster st. Ledger stakes The bet
ting ia 65 40 against Mr.. p. Lorards brown colt
Iroquos To against Mr.. w. s. Crawford,s chestnut
colt 81. Louis to against Lord BradfOrds bay colt
Limestone.
ATHENS Aug. 1S.-Apother OF the band of brgands
that captured Mr. Suter in Rounea last spring has been
arrested here. The brigand whose arrest was an
nounced yesterday to be the chief of the band
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 1S.-FOur bags OF new cotton have
arrived from the interior The quality is considered
good.
BERLIN, Aug. 1S.-The energy displayed by the Ger
man authorities against the persecution of the Jews Is
attributable to representations by the Grown Prince
Frederick William to Herr Won Puttkammer Minister or
the Interior.
MADRID, Aug 1SH Correo announces that an official
dispatch from Tuns confirms the report that French
soldiers threw the flag flying at the Spanish Consulate
at SiaN INTO the street at the recent landing OF French
troops there.
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. ...AUG Is. 1881

PORT OF NEW.YoRK......AUG1 Is. 1891.
ARRIVED
Steamer Holland Br) London Ia DAYS with
and passengers 10 y w Hurst.
Steamer Benarty Br Potter, Yokohama
Singapore 20. Jly laid
with mdse henderson
Steamer
TO Old Dominion
Norolk with mdse and 10 old Dominion
Schr Mary Jane, AlhIIry 10 days p
with fruit 10 order vessel 10 master
rnE aoVEAESrS De SrEAMEas
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL, Aug l8-Auived, steamer Thanemore Urn
Sibthorpe. from baltimore. -
sailed, steamer Helvetia (Brl, Rogers for New-York
QUEENSTOWN. Aus ls-Arived, slaimer lord Give Uruu.
hart from Philadelphia i..v.rpoAs.
BRISTOL; lSSaiied steamer Smith for
New YORK. - -
HAMBuRo. Aug le-An1vea, vandaIa (Ger) petz
old, from Eew-York. -" ~
RouEN, Ang lsArrived steamer Reindeer Obj Gn from
Baltimore - 1865
AMERICAN PORT,
DELAWARE BREAKwATRR, Aug lS-Passec inward st,.,ar
Pennsslyaois, frou Liverpool
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PLEASURES OF AsBURY PARK.
LARGER CROWDS THAN IN ANY PREVIOUS YEAR
THE HOTELS TO DE ENLARGED AS SOON AS THE


LARGER CROWDS THAN IN ANY PREVIOUS YEAR
THE HOTELS TO DE ENLARGED AS SOON AS THE
SEASON is OVER.
lFRoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS or THE TRIBUNE.l
AsBURY PARK, n. D., Aug. 1.-THE season
Mt Asbnry Park is ut its height The crowds here
larger than those OF previous year 1t is estimated
that there fully 10000 persons here than
there were at the time last year The hotels and
cottages are full TO Overlooking. The people row
Wesley Lake, battle and play lawn games in
the of the day. At night they dance at
the hotel hops, skate rollers in the Amuse-
ment Han Of the Coleman House, go
to the camp-meeting services in Ocean Grove. The
beach has been with people, while the
were full of them"
This week will be of great interest to the people
In addition to the usual evening hops, entertainments
viii be given every night ut the Coleman House, and
full-,ress hop mt the Ocean Hotel this evening.
The depot grounds to be greatly beautfed this
fall The barren spot on the eastern side is TO be
changed into a park filed with choice shribbery and
nower-beds. large number of new buildings will be
erected in all OF Asbury Park before next
The Coleman House will be enlarged, aud additions
VIII be made to nearly all the other hotels
The wife and daughters of Judge Jones' Of Ptsburg,
Penn, are at the Coleman House.
Colonel William Plmley, Of the New-York Post Office,
Is stopping at the Grand Avenue Hotel with his family.
s. L. Ety. the sheriff of Bucks County, Penn ia at the
Coleman House with his family.
Judge Pruden, wife and daughter OF Cincinnati
guests of the Grand Avenue Hotel
The Rev. c. II. Sterling aud wife, of Jersey City
Heights. arrived ut the Coleman House yesterday.
Among the latest arrivals at the hotels the follow
AZ ne ooieman House-E. f. Raynor and wife, Mrs. r..
6er II Roman, o. CLARA r. Rossman Prank LORD A.
j Eanaip Vi A RIFF 81 n
Wseee M William S"l Van AS %sk Coe w haaWica
= W xaams and family, Charles a. Dean and
YP%sy M M.' s Alter Al Tay,S Nor. Of Ssw
Alter f. A. Tmpe. James i. Bryan and wife, Mrs. WI
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Misses Morris, s. D. Norris r.. Mr. and Mr.. rod.s.
sas% Ri ali Of STooHn st
Ke Mss W A. Foodgood W. Trowbridge, Mr. and Mrs.
snn% ana M Miss Benny Rsn 5s A.
York are at the MI ana Mrs D. Mason, all Of New
Mrs f. NJ Behm. Mrs. =. Haseock n n ooo,r,o, ana
y a ~ H rs M A. GriswOld Mrs A. G. Heaton and fam
e"-A ofK, are at the Turner House.
AT THE CRAWFORD.
Among the guests registered at the Crawford House
recehty are A. p Burbank Mr. and Mira A
M, and family. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Abendroth
%rs a. f. Gillespie, J. W. Gillespie Mr. and Mrs. schuy
Mrs sK W. Mr. and Mrs c. g. Webb Miss E. A. Pratt
R Ren Dr. A. sn G5r n.y. parne Donaidsoa
MM MIX Miss Susan ongcn iss nsenie simcnso sons
Mary E 3K e. Ever MI and Mrs James sevlin Miss
M Mlse Mr. And W Mrs Bartlett W Riddle, Mr. and
e2 % f. Curtis Or W. A. Ewing j. L. Wood Aug
Srinnel Milne nne Miss Mner, Mi hs' PoT Mss
drs SSSssf Mr. M ana Christie r snst O
Mrs Genry the Misses Kisses Gender Mrs Trotter, Mr.
the Misses Wood Keith ans Mrs w water
hSa a%s. NJ s %a d # H. sSS
Wooworth family ali Of Brookyn t William haes Van N
Carrie Bancr E fI Mss Van Antwerp of Albany Miss
Hsw Lewis george L Lsw ali Mss Of f Basld a.
MRS Ezra C2rne the Misses Cornell f. Cornell Blair
H M Ithaca Mr. and Mrs Samuel Edwards Of Hudson !;
MI Mr ana Mrs s. z. Holmes, of YOnkers and Mr. and
the WHEY M 10 S.,sa in Crawford Notch are
Goddard MISS sS F S%on a. Goddard a Herbert M
Il HeTPr s~rv NJ, Miss Herman, Mr. aud Mrs w
y npSSn the Misses simpson Miss c: Lynch, wm D.
and Mrs WP b. kSpds na al Of onSar
dohk, all OF Brooklyn.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Synopsis for he mast % hours

WASHINGTON. August 10. / a. m.-The bar
oeteri highest In Minnesota and lowest in Tennessee
anu inc ONO valley. General rains have fallen in the
Upper Mississippi Valley the Upper Lake region and
the ONO valley and occasional rains In Tennessee and
the Atlantic coast States. Northery winds prevail in
the Northwest and soutbery in the Gulf states I'm the
other osicts they are light and variable The
tuIe mas Ialen IN the Upper Lake region Iowa. Mime
SOFA ava Tue ONO valley; elsewhere 1t has remained
coast region. $500 ~ '
Ihere mas been decided fall in temperature the
upper Lake region Iowa Missouri and the Ohio Valley.
below the mean for the month Atlantic States
ana L"wer Lake region. The following special tenn
Satures are reported tonight: San Francisco $50 ST.
r m anu Duluth 67o Aipena, $780, Burlington, $50;
Indications for to-dau
FOR tine Middle Atlantic States slightly warmer parlv
cas,as local rams, light variable Winds mostly
easterly, stationary or lower pressure.
For NewEngland, warmer partly cloudv weother
local rains, winds mostly light easery lower pressure
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CONCESSION TO IRELAND
THE LAND COMMISSIONERS To NEXT PROFESSIONAL
IRISH AGIrATORs

IRISH AGIrATORs.
LONDON, Aug. 1S.-1he Times says: CAR
rangements have been made to hold the first meeting
the Land Commissioners Immediately after the Royal az
sent Is given to the Land bill" dispatch from Dublin
says that the convention to meet September Is will
express the views OF the Land bill, which the Land
League desires the country to take Considerable dis
satisfaction is felt at laborers being brought from Liver
pool at high rates OF pay while hundreds of aborers in
Ulster are willing to work at moderate wages.
The same newspaper, in leading article this morning
lays:
From Mr. Parnells remarks in the House of Commons
yesterday II Is plain that he is preparing cam
palgn OF agitation It'll perfectly notorious that some
members OF The Land League, both in and Parlia
ment have nothing but agitation to live by The vast
contributions or lrtshmeu III America 20
70 pay the wages OF men whose only notion patriotism
rpohtcs is the dlligent Irish grievances
real or imaginary, to their gorihcation and adj
Tancement But the relations between England and
ireland are now adjusted a basis of Justice and
reasonable concession and Irish members of Parliament
cannot De too plainly told that the
lake Its place ' p-'
fresh arrest under the Coercion act was made TODAY
t Tralee, County Kerry
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE IRISH COERCION ACT
COMPLAINT ABOUT ITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
by Mr. GLADSTONE AND MIR. FORSTER.

COMPLAINT ABOUT ITS CONGRATULATIONS
by Mr. GLADSTONE AND MIR. FORSTER.
LONDON, Aug. lS.-ln the House of Com
nous to-da. the debate the motion 10 20 supply
sdiouraed from yesterday, resumed. Mr.. Forster
Chief Secretary for Ireland denied that the Coercion
oct bad been obtained the purpose arresng the
leaders OF the Land League, stating that the act had
never been enforced against leader OF the League
because he wac leader OF the League. IL
had been stated that the object OF the
Government suppress agitation but In answer 10
that appealed to the fact that Mt boytcn
tire only person arrested for seditous speaking
while most exciting speeches made by Mr. Heay and
others passed by He said he glad to find that
men like Archbishop Croke, OF Cashel had been earnestly
advising people give the Land bill fair trial but
1t was dsheartening to find others taking totally diff
ferent course and one Of them-Mr. Heayhad, in a re
Speech asserted that IT the landlords evet nobody
will their land Nobody xious than the
Government to release the prisoners but before this
done they must convinced that peace and order
could be maintained without resort to exceptional
powers
Messrs Blake, Hopwood and Reid iberals,, appealed
10 the Government to abandon the powers granted
under the act.
Mr.. Gladstone said the Government had been asked
why they did not submit the of those who offended
against the law the tribunal of the country This
Ireland that its judicial system was rendered nugatory
the debate threats had been used that unless the prs
Land BILL This sort OF language could certainly have
:orce i'll the consideration Of the GOVERNMENTS duty.
IL was not by defiant speeches. by the tone
adopted by those VINO pointed the Atlantic the
land from which the OF Ireland would be assuaged,
that the Government would be induced accelerate
by day. the opening of the prison doors Tue para
mount duty OF the Government the preservation OF
Jaw and order but he said he fully adhered To the de-
caration of Mr.. Forster that he would be
scious instrument to unnecessary coercion
MIR. Parnelps motion of yesterday, that the Coercion
act had been administered in accordance with the
pledges of the Ministers when they induced Parliament
to suspend the Constitution, then rejected by
of SO to 80.
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Inc foreign mails for the week ending sATURDAy
august ~ tosl viii close on Tu -sDAY at T:30 a m
,oi Europe ~ steamship Wyoming Queenstown. on
Wa o AZ > a m for Europe By steamship Gais
must be specially addressed. aud a M for France
direct Oy steamship Laurent \ a AR
germany, &c, by steamship Elbe. AND
bremen Correspondence for Britain aud Other
european countries must be specially or TN
DAn At a M for Europe, by steamship Republic via
Sueenstown correspondence for Germany France must
De spsealy and at 10 for EuroPe by
sng MaeADu VIA Plymouth, CherbOurg Hamburg. on
se "a 81 10 m for Europe, by steamship city OF
Scotland must be specially addressed and m for
~ oy stesnsmp DeNonia, via GLASGOW.
u, IoT EUROPE Dy steamship Oder, and
Bremen and az p for Belgium direct by stesnshlo
Belgenand, wa Antwerp The he Windyr "a
Islands close on TUESDAY at D. The mails Tor Brazil
iSaltlmOre, close az
IN nhe mSis lot jamaica and the West Indies on
WEDNESDAY AT L y. Toe mails for Hayt close on
III, sD pa at 10 a M The mails for Cuba
close on til RSDAH at 1870 y. The
ofcYtown, SaNanla, &c, close FRIDAY at ga m rha
mails Tor Venezuela and Curacao SATCRDAY
e. m The mails for Aspnwal South Pacific close on
SATURDAY AT 10 a. m The mails Australia &c Gloss
August ~ at 1870 The and Japsn close
Post Office, NeuYorE Anx IL 1881 -OSt"AA''e''
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FOREIGN NOTES.

S..s s. LONDON, Thursday, Aug. Is, 1891.
$500 OF tine Antisayery Society to-day said he
dimip.s appoint c1nsus in the scudan with power to
IT, 'ne supply OF domestic slaves in Egypt
ooirsa oisn"ps-Diosers"n, OF south Carolina and
Georgia shorer, of Ohio, and Payne Of virginia
Msts.ns, nune-haye arrived London to attend the
""ais' EianeHi,ai Conference ~ " inc
pross.,,, s Ave to-day says: 1.-THE OF English
Nhcn 4, " o'eAefers, under the captancy OF Mr. shaw
init,x sisi. America and Australia has been def
Oh september 20, VIM ei""a'A IRON Liverpool
a s'e'ns dispatch to The Daily 1eleraDh saws. ",rbs
disturbances ia the district Of pultays
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INJURED ON THE MATTERHORN

LONDON, Aug IS A correspondent writes
10 The Times from Zermatt in the Canton Of yaais.
Switzerland, as follows:
Five American tourists assembled the Matterborn on
saturday last On their return rock accidentally
msi9dged ana struck the head OF Mr. Gilbert tutor Of
she INDIANA University at Bloomington, rendering him
partially lnsensibe. He just to move mecbaD
say along Nearly four hours spent IN Bringing
MN TO the hrst hut, which reached about ococE
IN the afternoon some OF the party preceded and
Drought doctors. Mr. Gilbert arrived AT Zernatt nj
ocioek sunday evening. He suffers principally from
sns oss OF blood aud win be able leave shortly The
guides were apprehensve that If COLLAPSED before he
arrived at the hut, the party would be rozen To- debh
sefOre succor could be obtained ' N'"
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HARPER g. BROS

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TRIBUNE OFFICE, August 19--1 a. m-Yesterdav the
movement In the barometer downward Clooav
and partly cloudy weather prevailed with occasional
light rain. The temperature ranged between $50 and
GO, the average t63o being 5io lower than on the
e0rrespon ng day last year and lio higher than on
Wedncs a.. va
Cloudy and partly cloudy weather. with occasional
rain and slight Deraure nav be
to-day Iii this city and vicinity.
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ENGLAND AND FRANCES COMMERCE

LONDON, Aug. 18.-In the House of Com
mons to-day Sir Charles Dixie, Under Foreign Secretary
Replying to question: said that France when she in
vted England to resume negotiations for new treaty
OF commerce In Paris August %, made proposals.
WINCH although hot quite satisfactory Ia regard to iron
woolensetc were thought to offer basis and England
necared her readiness to negotiate, provided the old
treat! was prolonged three months. France however
sNr long correspondence refused the condition and
se government consequently considered that it
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ppaaieo steamer Albemarie. for New. Yorf
r,ealohk, aug leArrfved sreamers
Liverpool; Geo Appod savannah 'A'1aP~'s
Cleared, ITsrn,s,,,
hopkins. soeAfs Dsne1s bfemer; JOINS
McCleland. "> hermann, Johns Hopkins and
aug ls-Arrivec saraeossa from,
Ds,s.,iore, my OF savannah pifAdenhia e'~s -."s
ssnoi steemer Santiago Cuba Dostan
pool. --e' s.o-net Gxplorcr. Liycr
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THE BRITISH MINIsT Y r. D1NNpp

LONDON, Aug. 1S.-A fOrce of police ac-
copahed the steamer which last evening the
o'ocis oi inc British Ministry to Greenwich the
annual whitehall dinner, in oonseou, nee NJ .ov.ro,
threatening letters having been received Mr. Glad
s.one, III receiving deputation landing AT reenwich
specaily einphasized the imperative necessity al
reforming Parliamentary procedure. '' u
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THE RIVAL CHIEFS OF AFGgANIsrAN

'1 O''''@I y Ut nj VfIhNIoI IAN.
BOMBAY, Aug. 1S.-Intelligence has been re-
eeived from Cabul as follows:
aheer mas Issued proclamation the chiefs of
sssaSnIih highahlstan announcing the occupaton of
- ar ny hyoOb Khan, and stating that he PROPOSES
a. PIocceu thlther next week. IL is stated that the
mas lt1 thr arrears OF to troops RE
nus are being sent to Ghuzni and Kelat No
sanued Jan and several other LEADING men have heen
arrested All is quiet at Cabul $3.50 ''e D''n
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New-York County
ID l. NJ O G r A G Y.

Delegates TO the County Committee of the above pacs
organization win meet THIS CFRIDAYD EVENING. AZ a
lsth.st
The meeting primarily organization OF the County
COMMITTEES, but business requiring homea,ste
attention will be taken attendance Of DELEGATES ia
requested
BY order Of the Committee Of One Hundred
EDWARD L PARIS.
ROBERT A VAN WICK
II. S. BEATTIE
Subcommittee in Charge
Dated New-York. p West 24th-s,r Aug Is, ISL
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THE DISABLED CITNARDER.

OF JOHN n. F., Aug. 1S.-'rhe barkentine
$3.50 rsry from Cadiz. which arrived here to-day,
passing the Cunard steamer Catalonia in north
..'s So west longitude 44O, with her main shaft
YORK , n steamer was bound from Liverpool Ia New
nail 1911 5uo passengers The Catalonia WAS undsr
Cape Clear. "' pu' iahng VIII bear up Tor
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A HOLY WAR PROCLAIMED IN r1rNrs

.,a ~as,IA' aug. lS.-An Arab fanatic ran
hnnck' through tae streets - So - 80, ,i
Ealing On the Arabs to join him in holy war u aa',
M,tsIo We're seized after they had murdered
men bnt ne brltish man-of-war Monarch landed 400
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An American Hotel In London.

The latest American innovation across
the water is to be the erection of hotel
in London by Mr.. Austin Corbin and other
wealthy New York capitalists, to be con
Quoted on the American plan. The prop
erty which the capitalists are seeking to
lease for long term, is that of the Thames
embankment, below Westminster Bridge,
and convenient to the house of Parliament.
1t is said that sufficient money has been
subscribed with which to build the largest
and handsomest hotel in the world. An
American hotel palace, conducted Oh the
American plan, would astonish the aver
age Englshman.