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NEWPORT NOTES.

NEWPORT, r. l., July 27.-Thc weather con-
nues unfavorable OF late there has been but little sun
and good deal Of foggy weather What Is
needed, however, IL q liberal rainfall.
The concerts Mt Fort Adams arc appreciated bv the
summer residents. who have, In addition TO delightful
drive to the garrison the opportunity to hear first
clara band concert
f. Gray GrswOld OF NewVor has been elected sccre-
tary OF the Wcstccster Polo Club in place of Au9st
Belmont, jr., of New-york.
+. Andrews, OF Boston. Is the guest of NJ Thaycr jr
+. sly Goddard, of Ely, VI, has arrived at the Smith
cottage, on Bellevue
Isaac A. Caldwell, Of Louisville KY. is the guest of c.
G. Baldwin, OF New-York.
j. J. Clearn, OF Washington and W. NJ Collins OF San
Francisco, have arrived for the summer
g. Mosher OF Dover, N. H., Is the guest of Speaker
Sanborn, OF tho House OF Representatives
"The Pines," by General James II. Van Alien,
OF YORK. mas been rented to Isaac Beljr OF Now
York.
Cottage entertainments given this evening by
Hollis Hunnowe and G. w. Wales, of Boston, and
George Henry Warren and Miss Catherine L. Wolfe Of
Ncw-York
steam yachts Radha PolynIa and IDEAL together with
nns,een sailing yachts, are in the h,rbor.
broken SEsI up this afternoon BY order Of the Mayor
I9ere was oanoe ut Fort Adams THIS afternoon at
'' The ats hotel arrivals rival I aTs 'ne CITY,
o. Hoa Aqaianecls- Anthem James Ward, Henry d.
Bacon W GaHr aa caSpentsr Mrs j.
Gsf s r. m,"fs &rsG chI
Cohen, Philadelphia; A. Matthew'S brooklyn G. H.
Miller ana family K.okuk Iowa; w b. Coary John
McManus, providence; DIR. A. H. Brown, ey racuse |;
Francis r. Lains, washington; samuel Theobaid Balli-
more; Dr. r.; W Bartlett, Milwaukee, W. Upperhardt,
charleston T. ". symott, NcwJerscy; Il. D. Stoeie,
Connecteut; j. l. Prout. Brooklyn.
Ocean House--Mrs Barron, Miss BERGEN IL c. Whiting
han, Y. u. Archamault. II. ID. Robbins Brooklyn Mrs
W: II. fower SnaIies II Power, Miss Power g: 9. Con,
wife, Baltimore M q. Miller, Providence; John b. Dyer
Springfield ~. H. Hews, George Fieid Dr. IT. W viii.
1 BastoS MN Mr M A. qSfGod II sPragaa O. Greene
wheeler saugatucket, Comm George strowbr Mrs.
WO0Qrutf, PLuadeIpha; Q. NJ Waker. Mr. q NJ Wnlker
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5perial Notices

CONGRESS WATER-rhe and NJ ALL ath.-.
&c mseI Avoid All coarSe irritating waters foreign ana
oonesuc they impair IN. digestive organs and kineys
Piles permanently ersdicsfed within three weeks 40
knne nSAtore or csastc All rectal diseases cured trca
ian sent containing references Dr. HoYr 2qfast
Pest Onsce Setice.
nc Iereign mails Tor the cndng SATURDAY. Julv
ou 1851 VIII close AZ this osfce MONDAY Al n NJ
lot Belsinm direct by steamship iceland Antwe an,
AT m. Europe, NNiscs.nsr,
Queenstown; WEDNESDAY at & "a M Eturnres'
steamship Algeria
france must be specially addressed Traaes
llrect by steamship France on TiTRSnAX
at a. n Tor Ireland, Oy steamship CITY Montreal via
queenstown Correspondence Great Britain anu ether
European countries must be specially addreSse1 and "a
M, Europe, by Pvruoafh
therbourg and Hamburg SATURDAY al 5 a m Or
Europe ny steamship Baltic Queenstown fcoTcSonerc
lot germany and scotland must be specially addrssefl and
~ a. ~ Tor Scotland direct by steamship Ethiopia vis
1ySs1w ana ?; A m FOR Belgum direct by steamship
Maesanu wa antwerp and e II Europe steafi
shr InSil wa southampton and Bremen. The Tor
inc W ndwaru lslii1s close on TUESDAY at / D. IN The
na i ior Porto Rico close on WEDNESDAY The
mails f Cuba aud Mexico close THURSDAY a ESQ NJ
~ ile mails fer Newfoundland and Miq.eloa
clo ON FRIDAY az $50 The mails spin Ali and
south Pacific close on sATCRDAl at 10 The
China AID Japan close ally 80 at 7:so :. m -
,,.,ss-- =. =. HENRI q. PEARSON, Postmaster
Post Office. New York July 1881
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THE NEW RELIGIOUS RESORT.
DED CAToRY SERVICES or THE GROUNDS OF TIKI
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

DED CAToRY SERVICES or THE GROUNDS OF THE
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS observation-disclosures
ltENTs CONTEMPLATED
IRON SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT rnB TRIRuyE1
HIGHLANDS OF NAvEsINK, n. D., July 27.-
The passenger list OF the steam yacht Rartana when il
left Highlands this morning. consisted Of two young gen,
tlemcn OF leisure young clergyman ana THE TRIBUNE
correspondent After passing through tho draw Of the
bridge speed increased and the darted swiftly
through tho waters OF Sandy Hook Bay. The clerical
deck OF the yacht with his hands claspcd
behind his back, evidently "makins nm
q Sermon" keeping eye his umbrella and the
other on his grpsaok, while the other passengers act
tied Themselves for cosey chat On the right stretched
tho white beach OF Sandy HOOK on the other tho
Woo I'll leighs OF tho Savesink on the top the h.
the Highest piece OF est land between the pine forests
OF Maine and the mo- ,ldee or Florida, two
Government lighthouses. connected by n long brown
stone building The passengers delighted With the
beautiful scenery. In few yacht struck
on shoal OF eand Al han Is to the bow" shouted
the coptan After some trouble the vas backed
INTO clear water and then passed around TIE shoal IN
few minutes tho yacht reached The pier Atlantic
Highlands Association The clerical pa5s1ngor carried
s % Ionsihgs ashore and the Other passengers foi-
broad and firm road led from the pier to the woods.
" natural basin were seats ana preacLng stand.
Among them We're the Re- Bishops Andrews and Herrs
drae Sg or If sSa'9fo iunt the Editor OF ne Christine
Hackenss H. " j.. the Rev. John c. MOBILES of Newark
" d. a F. DouRlls ana tnc KEY, 4. f. Gskcll
OF Navesink. \. j. the Rev. j. Is. Faulks Orange "
} the Rev Mr. Gnrss. OF Syracuse, n. Y; the Hon. j.
Gardner the Rev f. Lake the president of the Asso-
cation; the Rev. br. James s. Chadwick, ~ BROOKLYN
and tie Rev Cromwell Nj. Andrews, of Jersey City H.
j. the oldest member Of Newark Annual H.thodist
Episcopal Conference.
rhe seryices opened with PRAYER offered by the Row.
mon delivered by Bishop Andrews In his sor1on
TIE Bishop referred TO the great natural advantages of
tho groundh a. summer religious Bishop Harris
closed the gces with short but ntcrc..in address
THIS afternoon large audience by Bishop
Andrews and The Rev. Dr. Chadwick, OF BROOKLYN
The grove In which the services held ia perfect
amphitheatre The rest OF the ground IA being raply
laid out into building lots Among those living here in
cottages are Judge j. Leonard, Leonardyle N j.;
Atlantic City, n j. Professor w. W. Bentley OF New
York CITY the key John G. Mobiles and Peter Y. Eve
rett OF Newark. William T.. Andrews, OF the Rev
srnmwe Andrews Of Jersey City has purchased the
large woods on the brow OF the him. c0ysred with fine
large trees he will erect hotel The building viii cost
about $4,000 and win afford atoms for over
month. Wv
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PUBLIC OPINION.

The Democracy has mind to take the stout
aggressive in this State this fall IL has great deal to
tell people and talk with ther and II cannot
begin the task too soon.-tUtica Observer Oem)
Wait little. 1t may turn out that Senators
Miller and Lapham not quite Insignificant
of their detractors represent them to be- Neither has
yet failed in any serious undertaking of his hteTroy
Times (RepJ
More honorable than any victory would it
be for Newiork Republicans 10 be able to send word to
the President his bed of suffering that their differ
reconcied, that in their love- respect and
sympathy for him they had become unit.-lkingston
Freeman (Rep)
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ANOTHER GIFT FROM GEoRGG l. sENEY

In addition to his recent generous gifts to the
Wesleyan University OF Middletown. Conn, George
!. Sency of Brooklyn, has given 100000 to the
College for the purpose of founding SCHOLARSHIPS for
meritorious students. The income of the amount
is to be annually applied as follows:
AT the end of the next freshman year fifteen COM
petitve scholarships from 800 gradually ascend
ing to $3.50 viii be awarded in the order of pro-
Gcioncy, according to conditions to be hereafter an
nounced.
At the end of each sophomore, junior and senior
year, competitive scholarships of similar
amounts will be awarded. the whole beginning with
the next class that after the fund is in full
alton, thirty-six competitive scholarships from
who earn them.
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CORN And HOG REPORTS.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 27.-The CONNER
at indicator VIII publish tomorrow morning special
ports from hundred counties In Western Mis-
Souri, Kansas, Southwestern Iowa and Nebraska which
show very largely increased in corn only six
counties reporting less acreage than last year The
yield viii also be largely increased If the weather con-
tinues favorable.
Reports from the counties indicate that the SUD
ply OF hogs to be marketed before close of the sum
mer packing viii be materially less than last
season about haf the counties reporting ONLY
Pnethrd reporting Increase. Generally the hogs are
1ealty only seven counties representing disease and
that nght The exceedingly high prices past few
hogs in this territory. ~
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GOOD PRICES FOR SHoRTHoRN CATTLE.

LEXINGTON, KY, July 27.-The sale ofsShort-
horn cattle selected from the Flat Creek herd the
erty Of the Hamtons, Of Mt Sterling place to-day
at the farm OF B. F. vanmeter four miles from wnches
rte, and was largely attended all stock raising
States being represented The herd comprised many
scendants OF noted families OF Shorthorns among
them Miss Peachblossom Miss Duchess OF Kings Cote
imported Loo Bell, imported Ruby Duchess, imported
Rose OF Sharon, representing Kurevington blood i'm
ported Young Mary imported Phyllis and Others The
kurtleyngtons and Loo Bells excited tho nyeest COM
Retiti9n while Others sold at good prices Eight bulls
Drought an average price OF $780, forty and
neiers an average OF $500 80 eighteen Josephines
average OF $i6 90 seven young Physes average of
Sl6 So 1--WE Kurtlevingtons average OF $50 70
ten young Marys, an average OF $42 90
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DIED WITHOUT MAKING HIS WILL.

BRISTOL, PENN, July 27.-JOseph Carlton,
setter known a. Jack Of Clubs" an Englishman by
prth recently employed in one of the
mills here He died on Sunday last from typhoid fever
ne had accumulated the Of $780, and by death it
s left to the state The deceased had no reatiyes
va tns country He showed disposition mako a WILL
put the physcans told him that the day would be
soon enough The poor fellow died the same day.
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JUDICIAL SYSTEM or CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Conn, July 27.-At meeting
Of the State Bar association to-day at Fenwck report
made by special committee the revision of the
judicial system the State The committee consisted
or william Hamersly, Hartford George II. Watrous,
New-ITaven Charles Il. Perkins, Hartford, and Daniel
Chadwick, Lyme
The report reviews the OWLS arising from the inefi-
cheney Justices OF the Peace and the multiplicity OF
courts with concurrent jurisdiction. The remedy sug
gested Is the division of the State into twenty twenty
five districts around the centres Of population and the
establishment Of court In each DISTRICT to be the pri-
cOuiJ Of the State.
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CHARITIES And CORRECTION.

BOSTON, July 27.-At tO-day's session of the
Natonal Conference Of Charities and Correction the
opening hour was devoted to the reading reports
various States, all OF which showed an improved conoi
hon of the charitable institutions Legislation upon tine
subject OF immigration of criminals paupers into the
United States was question which evoked
discussion 1t being asserted that pauper immigration IA
sread IN progress In the West that certain
Europe nave made organized shipments this country
mo tnat Canada had also made many shipments here.
nere was some opposition TO National this
cussiOn. ~ ~ ~-"
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS,
PORT OF NETWORK. July 81, 1891
m

PORT OF NEWYORK.....JULY2 "a, 1881
ARRIvEL.
Steamer Nevada tbr Jones Iverpool July 10 via Queens
City Island same
Steamer Powhatan (r) Jarvis July and Ba
hia o. with mdsc and passengers to Borand
via Key West with mdse and passengers TO Mallory
4
Francesca CspaA Paacio Ponce 81 days. ballast
A Nonts & Co.
Bark Of Newburoport Brown, singapore i,5 days.
with mdse u order; weasel 10 Abel Abbott.
Bark Quinn No Hansen st Vincent 70 days in ballast
Pickering 4 Co.
brig Zerina OF liverpool Ms Ferech st Kitts 10 Jaws
with sugar Sc and passengers to Jones Lough to
II b BAILEY & Co.
Schr tap Pauzzo, Seville as days. with mdse TO
to order; vessel 10 Funch Edge Co
THE MOVEMENTS OF SrEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON July 27-Arrived steamer City Limerick Osr)
Spencer, " ''
QUEENSTOWN July 27-Arrived steamer City of Brussels
(Br) Cohdron, from Liverpool for New-York
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SOME ARRIVALS AT LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, July 27.--Among the late
arrivals at the West End Hotel are the following:
George g. Lott and wife Clncinnat r. Hallett and
wife. baltimore; l.. L. Murphy, Ncw-York; Rear Adj
miIsi C. IL. p. Rogers, c. il. Morrill, and wife A. II.
Wudman and wife, Danbury; ". W. Berry and wife.
Nashville; Howard Saunders, Isaac Honis All.
Chgctt, w. X Marvin, New-York o. NJ. Atwater,
Springfield Dr. Thco. r. Cunning. Albert Pulitzer New
York A. b. cohn and wife. BROOKLYN; j. D. Squires,
scebacher, New York; Mrs. NJ. {. Harden Boston K.
), Wariug. plttsburn
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for Ms past "a hours.

synopsis Tor Me past "a hears
WASHINGTON, July rs, a. m.--The barome-
yer nighest IN the Northwest and lowest north OF
Lake Ontario The temperature has Iallen from, &c "a
30 IN the Middle Atlantic States and has risen slightly
In the Lake region and Northwest. Northerly winds
continue in the Upper Lake yon Tennessee and the
upper mississippi and Ohio Valleys elsewhere the winds
are variable Local rams reported from New-Enc-
land the Middle South Atlantic Gulf States rain
in ni OF 80 inches Is reported FROM Corscana.
Inc t0Howing temperatures reported from statsons
on the northern frontier: PASSPORT So o. Burlington
o4'; quebec, $40; Montreal, $50, Alpene, "a.
Indications for to-day
For New gland partly cloudy weather and local
rams south t. west winds, stationary barometer and
stationary OF higher temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic States fair weather variable
"mus' heafiy stationary barometer and temperature
Indications for tomorrow
Inc indications that slightly warmer fair weather
VII preval IN the Upper Lake region, Tennessee the
upper mississippi and Ohio Valleys to-day aud
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ESCAPE OF PRISONERS FROM JAIL.

Three prisoners escaped from the Jail at
Riverhcad. Suffolk County. Long Island Tuesday
night. They were Frederick Vinton, confined on q
charge of burglary with violence; Patrick Sullivan
charged with stabbing. and man who was held as
q witness against Sullivan. They secured their
freedom by saving through one Of the iron bars
which guarded a window The discovery OF the
flight of The prisoners was made yesterday morning
Up to late hour last evening they had not been
recan
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UfSTERN NAIL ASSOCIATION.

PITT 1URG, Penn, July 27.-There was
Sei-atcnded meeting Of the Western Nail Association
here to-day general discussion developed the fact
that the stocks everywhere unusually light The
Wheeling mills reported that they never so lightly
stocked, and that the demand was unusually good
resolution was adopted reairins the rates adopted at
the meeting Of June Is that 80 rs selling rate sub
ocs 70 no except per cent for The out
LOOK IL Is stated Is an unusually bright one for the
Trade little speculation INDUCED in aud tho de-
@And ID considered legitimate and healthy ona ~ Wv
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DAY OF ESPECIAL PRA YER AND FASTING.

LONG BRANCH, N. j., July 27-The Execu-
tive Committees of the Ocean Grove Campmeetnc tho
Atlantic Highlands Association and the Seaside PARK
Society have designated Friday, August g. as day of
Rlss for the Blessing o rest on the orLinas %
We Ecumenieai Conferences. Wv ""'~Anes Va
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CHARLES sCgIBNER.s SONS;

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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE, July 23-1 a. m.-The movement in
the barometer during the fair weather yesterday
regular The temperature ranged between go and s0o
tho average G2l4 being 1882 lower than on the
day 49, ~ 1900
Slightly wsrmer partly cloudy and fair weather with
slight chances of light rain early in the day. may be ex
pectcd to-day in this city and vicinity
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THE COMING CANVASS.

The Republican party of this State is not
divided the heartburngs caused by the contest
at Albany rapidly disappearing the results of that
contest accepted wise and proper and such
IS the good discipline and the innate spirit of the Repub
hcans OF this State that in order that disaster shall
come from that they will put forth extraordinary
efforts to any drawbacks that might tend in
that direction The shaping of the State ticket
yet be only matter of conjecture The present
officers understood DO candidates for renomina
tOn except that Controller Wadsworth seeks in
Congress- instead OF another term Controller There
are good arguments both in favor of renominang the
old ticket and of distribution of the candidates.
1t Is perhaps too early to determine Just what is
and polite The only question of serious importance
to what ticket viii command the test support
and have the best chance of success.
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THE OCEAN GROVE CONGRESS.

OCEAN GROVE, N. j., July 27.-The tenth
session OF the Sunday school and Church Congress
devoted to education. The programme was as follows :
a. m Eighth normal drill, comprising tho Bible sec
tor, subject. The Four Gospels y and the teachers
section, subject, 1.-THE Pupils Intellectual Powers"
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INJUNCTION GRANTED.

SAN FRANCISCO, July PA dispatch from
Eureka New, says that after the reading of the decs
ION OF the Court TINS morning the Albion granted an
Injunction covering the disputed premises I'm tbe oth
bearing Of those cases. i INC
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Major p. Haines United Army. Engineer Of the
Sixth Lighthouse District reports TO the Coast Geodetc
Survey Office that new shos has been found the outer
Frying Pan shoals The shoa having only 10
water ON IT, lies ne east and vest about one mile IN length
q west distant about miles the Cape Fear Lighthouse
bearing w, distant about IL miles Frying
bearing distant about miles
centre. Major z. Y. HAiSKs. u. = A.
Engineer sixth Lighthouse District.
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.Uoo a. m-Morning lecture. $3.50 p. m-ChildreD's
nour with lecture eunday-sc,ool tea chera by
Sa,nea slrog OF the Drew Theological Seminary.
~ iraces OF the Wilderness" D. m-Iecturc. 4: 30
conferences, conducted BY Miss Hattie n.
nr sa p. mTfwtlight meeting. D. Lecture by
last day OF the Congrgss '' VA" " VIZ
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CONVICTED OF FORGERY.

PHILADELPiuA, July 27.-William r. Dick
erson and Joel vanarsdaen, lawyers were convicted
sns afternoon OF forging the viii of Robert Whitaker by
Mnon ~ was proposed to divert an estate valued Mt
~ooV'Voo 10 their own ends Sentence was deferred
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M1RRIED

hAsOR-LUDLoW-On Wednesday, July 27 AZ the Church
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BATHING GROUNDS srREWN WITH oFFAz

oEABRIaHr, N. j., July 27.-The bathing
nouhds along the coast, from Sandy Hook to Point
nave been srewn for the past ten days with
Nal boats. ~"A AvaA sno Ne"-io fA
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ROBERTS BROS,

Friends ana Enemies. 81.
blessed Saint Certainty BY the authorot Majesty
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DEPARTURES Fur EUROPE.

The following is a list of passengers that
sailed the Cunard steamship Algeria for Liverpool
yesterday:
rRoM ERPoOI--RY .rcpp,.