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peen on foot for time to call convention ofmanu
1curers agriculturiss and artisans urge upon Con-
gress the appointment of O Commission revise the
present tariff in theinteres of American industry The
Executive Committee met at the the Phadel-
pha Association of Manufacturers of Textile Fabrics to-
gay and decided to call tho convention and subCom
hlttee or Management appointed to select time
and place for the convention and determine what bust
shall be brought
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-27

TRIBUNE OFFICE, August 2T-l q. m.-Therc was
slight fall In the barometer yesterday afternoon Clear
and far weather prevailed The temperature ranged
between Ga and s3o the average ts0ls9 being Sligo
higher the corresponding day last and la'
lower than on Thursday
Fair or partly cloudy weather with slight changes in
temperature, may be expected to-day in this city and
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lnY TELEGRAPH TO rnr rnrnvSg.l

POSITION.
iHN TELEGRAPH TO rnE rRIBUSg.i
SALAMANCA, \. y, Aug. 26--Therc was
fun Attendance to-day at the Republican Convention
FOR the XXNIId Senatorial District. one
hundred delegates present. The
baioting began ut y. III. and continued until u
p. III. recess was then taken uhtil
CLOCK, when the voting resumed Senator
Sessions has aud hold thirty ve OF the afty dele
gates from Chautauqua County aud four from Cattaran
gus County. Efforts are now being made 10
concentrate the vote OF the majority, winch Is
against him, and the Indications that
Robert NJ Marvin, OF jamestown, Norman McAllcn, or
Dayton Cuttaraugus County or - v b. BARGE, oI Oean,
VIII secure the nomination. These gentlemen are All
known Us strong Administration men. Mr. Alien
delegate to the Chicago Convention where
he favored Mr.. Blaine and oppOned the unit RUE
The opposition to Mr. Sessions naturally includes
the small stawart" strength OF the district, but thar
element does not by any means make up the bulk OF
the vote against him, which Is clearly
majority. There ismuch local inter
III the Convention. ExAsscmbly man
bradley been the floor or the convention as mem
Der OF the Oean delegation, which IL opposed 10 MI SEES
siOns Several motions To Oun have been dc Gated 10
night, aud late hour the baOting still continues
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MORE TURBULENCE IN TUNIs.

PARIS, Aug. 26.-News has been received
here from Tuns that great excitement prevails in the
towns and villages the vicinity OF Ssa, owing TO the
ronXiity of Arab bands. Reports OF plllaging have
been received the entire neighborhood The Gov
rnor OF Susa has prohibited armed Arabs from entering
the town.
IoNpoN, Aug. 97.-T'c Standards Paris correspondent
says IL is reported mat the Tunisian insurgents who
advanced upon Gabes have been defeated with heavy
loss A large number of Ali Bon Khalifas followers
abandoned him after the battle"
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON TIlursday, Aug. 70, 1881.
Mr. p Lorillards Iroquois not at exercise this
morning 1t reported that he is taking physic In tho
betting in the race ST. Leger to is now offered
against him.
dispatch from Berlin to The Post says the Socialist
leaders are denouucing Prince Bismaroks schemes for
pensioning aged worknen mere electoral man@nvres
1t is ut st. Petersburg on good authority
that the post OF Town Commandant OF St. Petersburg
now occupied by Count Baranof win be abolished and
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ARRESTING DRUNKEN BOYS.

The Illegal practice of liquor dealers OF selling
beer to young boys has caused bad condition things III
the Tenth Precinct The police last night made an
effort to arrest the boys who carousng on stoops
and in alleys with of beer being unable to catch the
liquor dealers. They had arrested ut midnight ton aas
from four to Is years of age. One OF these
was boot-back, Edward Callahan. 10 years OLD IN
his pocket were found neary 800 IN silver and W IN
bills He said that he earned the backing Do0ts
The boys locked in the Eldridge Street staoh
House.
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ACTION OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26-At the union meeting of
prayer for the recovery of the President held to-
day Mt the Vermont Avenue Christian Church, it
was agreed by the pas present that recommends
alton be made to their churches to observe Sun
day. August %, as day of humiliation, fasting
and prayer and that an invitation be extended to
all sister churches in this city, and far posi-
bic throughout he country to unite in this observ
ance. The recommendation meets with approval
of the Presidents family.
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The Paris correspondent of The Times says:
BRITISH FARMERS SUFFERING.

LONDON, Aug. 26.-1he Times, in a leading article,
SAYS:
With each there Is less hope OF good harvest The
weather has turned against at the critical moment.
The loss country from the late raus u 10 be reck
oncd millions II Ia impossible to gather in the corn
and will Ia he worth gathering. The sltua
ton of farmers il dismal For many of them bad
harvest must mean absolute ruin. Farming Is highly
skilled enterprise aud IL the sent race OF farmers sue
cumb driven ont OF their business, there VIII De
no others capable OF succeeding them
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YOUNG WoMANS ATTEMPTED SUICIDE

Elsie Raymond, age twenty, of No. ~ West
Twenty soventh-st driven to the Thireth-st po-
lice station last night in coach by Officer Gerardt. OF
the Brighton Beach Hotel She had been brought from
Coney Island oil the boat. The woman suffering
from laudanum poisoning The police sent her straight
10 the New-fork Hospital declining to receive her Ill
the station house.
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THE GOLD MOVEMENT.
nn Il. Dill Nil Ca,

evening says:
IL is stated that assurances effected to-day for
$500 900 gold To be shipped To Ncw-lork Tomorrow.
Tho Bank OF England has, however checked shippers
operations declining TO sell bars and as the transmits
sion of sovcreigns 10 less profitable, smaller amount
was taken than was anticipated.
LONDoN Aug. 27.-7he Standard, in its financial
article this morning. announces that arIau gements
are progressing for renewed purchases OF bullion on
New-l ork account in open market
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CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 26.-The following were
the official closing prices of mining stocks;
A CRIMINAL SURRENDERED.

Detective Looney, of the Central Office squad
yesterday surrendered the New York police Joseph
Navick, jeweler, of Third-ave and Sixteenth-st
who was charged by Downing * Smith of No %
John-st, New York, with defrauding them ont Of
iewelry worth 81 200. He failed in business recently
and turned this property 10 his other creditors
but has since MANAGED to recover it
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-27

When a man is riding a bicycle he looks
neither the right the left but appears TO be
hundred into futurity, trying "a
solve the problem of the hereaterness OF the unknown
ahleness OF the unknOwabe hereafter He is not, how
ever He Is simply wondering. IN OF a sudden
header, whether his skull would be split wide open II
he would with his mashed all his face.
l-Norristown Herald.
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

A SAFE STANDBY FOR THE FAMILY during
the season of Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaints
Cramps, Diarrh@a and all Bowel Complaints, If Dr.
Jaynes Carminative Balsam 1t is remedy Of admitted
efficacy and occasion should arise, TO prove
fnl and save much suffering.
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MARRIED.

MEAD-CARRoLL-In Greenwich, Conn. on Thursda,
August 25 iann J. Mead Sarah Taylor, daughter
the late Nicholas Carroll
VAN AHSDALE-TELLER-On THURSDAY, August 25, by
Talbot W Chambers, ID. D.. Henry Van ArSdala
Nj. H. to sarah a. Teller both OF New-NOrk.
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ADJUSTMENTS AT ASBURY PARK.

AsIBURY PARK, Aug. 26.-A unique enter
tainment given in the amusement hall of the Cole.
House this evening by the waters OF the hotel
over five hundred persons were present.
Arrangements are making for n complimentary hop
be
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THE sTEINMANs PASSENGERS.

HALIFAX, Aug. 26.-The steamer Gamma
was delayed sailing until this evening waiting for 10
nossengers of the steamer Daniel Steinman, which
rived Mt ST. Johns, n. f. with her shaft broken while on
a voyage from Antwerp To New York The passengers
we're brought here by the steamer Nova Scotian
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ROYAL. SOIICITUDE.

LONDON Aug. 26.-lt is stated that the Queen eN-
pressed deep regret learning of the relapse of Pre-
sident Garfield and that Her Majesty renewed her
request for the latest kilograms concerning his con-
dition. The Prince of Wales also minated desire
TO hear the latest dispatches from Washington.
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PRAYER BY THE NATION SUGGESTED.

OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Me-, Aug. 26.-The follow
ing dispatch was sent from here to-day by the
Believers Bible Conference. which is composed of
representatives from ali parts of the United States
OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Aug. %.
Hon. JAMES G.. BLAINE, secretary or Slie, Washington
ID. G..
The Christians assembled from many parts of the
United states in conference at this place for Bible study
hereby express unccasng praycrfi sympathy with the
President and MRS. Garfield IN thor deep aiiclont; and
recognizing that all human powcri Is insufficient for our
present extremity, and that all hope IL In God
spcctuy ask that will suggest M early day prac
tcab,e for national humiliation aud prayer. that Chris
unns OF every name may more perfectly unite In recog
ni1ng and cntreating the Divine mercie-.
In behalf of the conVCn ion:
JANIS H. BkOOKEs, ~. Louis No, President.
W. j. EKD, jamestown, y. Y, secretary.
H. NJ. Parsons. Toronto; T.. l.. Goodwin, Chicago; n.
T. simpson, New York; L. W. Harvey, Chicago; ID. W.
white, Chicago; George C. Needhan. Chicago.
Ii is the desire of the Conference that Christians in
all parts of the countyy may communicate to the
authorities at Washing on their sympathy with the
SUGGESTION.
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Leland's Sturtevant House.-Desrable rooms
families i'm annex. Twenty ghth-st- and Broad
way. Transient rates. - TO - 80 per day.
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THE FERRY MINISTRY ToTTERTNG.

PARIS Aug. 26.-The RcpubiiqWe Franchise Gam
bettas organ in its article sunmoning President
Grevy to exerci g his prerogative of selecting a
new Premier, after pointing out that the powers of
late Chamber of Deputies will not expire until Oc-
tober 2S and that the new House cannot meet until
after date unless il be previously dissolved, says:
After the Chamber meets the Cabncti H. expected
resign will then deVolYe President Grevy in
trust 70 statesman with the formation of Cabinet a
new Cabinet present itself the Chamber and i'm
mediately ask for a vote of confidence
The Paris correspondent of The Times says:
1t Is evident that p~emier Ferry will either resign
cit OF confidence which he would scarcely OBJ
tain under universal ~ the feeling
that his Cabinet is only makcsh and strong is the
desire for stable Ministry Either the language of the
article Republige Franchise QUOTED aDoNe has
meaning or forcshadows Gambeas acceptance OF the
prem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-27

men grew moro and more Respondent. Even the
most sangune felt compelled to share the general
foreboding The groups around the bulletin boards
of the Western Union and Rapid Telegraph Com
panies were large, especially in the even
ing. and the brief Details posted were
eagerly scanned and then discussed and
dwelt upon Men were loath to leave the places
where any tidings could be gained. and fingered IN
for hours to know all that happened.
Extras were eagerly bought up to very late hour
in all parts of the city. Some of the comments made
around the bulletin boards had referred to the pre-,
sad one an o nnht p rely entirely on Secre
tary Blaines dispatches to England. You may be
sure they are theexact statements OF the facts az o
tention was called by many To the fact that the $50
D. Ill. bulletin said nothing about the parotd glah.
The unofficial statement that other
Affected and caused the President mqoh
Intense suffering was regarded as reason 1or gVhIo
parotid gland was effected" said physician :. II
II is true there is not the ghost OF skeleton o
Numerous and frequent expressions of sympathy
for Mrs Garfield in her terrible trial were called
forth. The condition of the public mind seemed
first DAYS of anxious expectation after the President
shot. The strain seemed to be from the waiting
for what could not be averted by any possibility.
HOW GENERAL ARTHUR SPENT THE DAY.
Vice President Arthur at his house all day yes
terday. He looked careworn and anxious ana
seemed greatly depressed Mt the discouragng news
from the White House. His callers more nu-
merous than usual. In the afternoon General Graht
was with him for some time. In the evening there
was a number of callers, among whom were Senator
Jones' ex-senator Patt and George Bliss. They re-
| NAMED with him until late hour, so as to be in
| readiness go to Washington with him in case he
| should he summoned"
At midnight the Vce-President stated that he had
not received any dispatches other than the public
bulletins, and that it not his intention to 60 to
| Wash on last friends he
| talked of the hopelcssness of the case and spoke
teelingly of the great calamity that was about tc
fall upon the nation His friends did their best &c
make him feel cheerful talking much possible
on topics other than the condition of the President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-27

BosToN, Aug. 2G.-At the Massachusetts, Dis riot
Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day SAINTS held last Saturday, in Providence, rep
rcscntug the church in the States OF Massachusetts,
Rhode Island and Connecticut, the following was
adOp ed:
Inasmuch there have been sent broadcast through
the daily papers reports that the Latter Day Saints
joiced the assassination of President Garfield and
known t. some extent by that name and oicu
times confused with people in Ctah bearing similar
and equenty liable To saier rcproach there
fore
Resoired That We. the rcorgani2ed Church Of Jesus
Christ Of Latter Day saints ook with islnin upOn and
dcprecac the more than hGrharos attack the life
President Garfield ana in with the rest OF
the country VIII continue to hope ana FOR his
plcte recovery to healt for want and wish James
A. rcld for President OF these United states OF Amer
lea this current term.
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Dusness Noilres.
Buy always
"ALDERNRr BRAND "

SURF HOTEL, Fire Island Beach.--Cmlls,
Hay and Peach Fevers cured surf and saltwater
bathinC shing sailing Paraise for children Through
tickets baggage checked by Long Island iesying
Pine-si. 4:U5 East S5ts, S:lo n N AMI 4lo p
ru. via Long Island Cty, 70 Fire Island
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
IOU RS: Morning,

diagram shows the bsroms variations IN this city
uflucheH III
preceding might the
b. th 81 ne
nuts Pharmacy, broadway.
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Gperiai Notices
Home Made Preserves.

Home Made Preserves.
PURE CCRRANT JELLN-SPlCED AND CANNED
FRUITS JAMS, JELLIEs, PICKLES, sc.
Housekeepers the above articles made nom old
fashion homo receipts ana waTshse 9rs oy HAs 'Nets
1898 DegraN-st. Brooks IN, y. y.
until fall circulars with references and Pee
sent On application.
Husbands Caicined Magnesia
Four tirst Premium Metals AWARDED
agreeable taste and smaller dose than othei
Magnesa For sale In Government stamped bottAes al o
gists and country stores and ey, Al, -, r,,a.,o,,
Johann BoGs GENUINE MALT EXTRACT; Most
Johann H0I," and " NJ. Eisuer,r on neck Of bottle
Mineral Waters.
tic waters all coarse Irritating waters foreign and
domestic; they impair the digestive organs and kidneys
Piles permanently eradeatea Tlhla three weeks Se
knife, sstdre 81 causlc Al rSetA 81.
lars sent containing references Or toeI west zlas1
Post O6ce NOuee. -
August "a 1851 will close once on ~ sDAr
at Tor Europe by steamship AIs"n va % 80; a,
ship AmeriQue uavre THURSDA at II a m, FOR
onth Cherourg and Hamburg correspondence for Great
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mond, Queenstown on SATURDAY y alh % En"ges
by steamship sn SsS must Ss specially Sddress at
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mails tor Cape Hay Domingo and Turks Islands close
close on mon "a p Ghe mails ior Mewieulaisnd
9Sss on soss ON az sS nor Ts mails I for
Greytown and Port Iimon close ON WEDNESDAY a. 10
iso ~ M The mails for Newfoundland and ST. Pierre
Miqueon close FRIDAY at $50 p m The mails for
NAILS for 4astFa &C. close August 20 at ESQ p M Tho
mails for China and Japan close August q q $50 p
Post Office. New.York- Aug 20 ISL
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Tariff REVISION URGED.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. GA movement mas
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THURLOW WEEDS ANXIETY.
Thurlow Weed was seen ut his home, No. IL West
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vorIyG AGAINSr NIX. SESSIONS.

A MAJORITY OF THE NNNIID DISTRICT CONVENTION
OPPOSED 10 HnI-EFFoRIs TO UNITE THE oP-
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WHAT THE CABINET OFFICERS SAY.
InY rELEGRArn rO mn rRInUNE.l

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-The members of the
Cabinet left the White House at ten
o'clock this evening and the doors were
closed. Secretary Kirkwood said, Things
look little better. 1t is only a shade, but 1t
is on the right side" Postmaster General James
said that the outlook was little brighter, but that
matters still very grave.
Secretary Window said he could give very
little encouragement. Attorney-General MacNeaSh
expressed slight encourag ment, and
this was interpreted being doubly graft
flying account of the Attorney-Gene-
rails usually respondent views. 81 am like the
man who was in the bottom of the
WELL" said the Acknowledgement ANY move al
all must bring me nearer to the daylight
Secretary Hunt said There is not much hope,
not much"
Secretary Blaine said q have given my views
pretty fully in my dispatch to Mr.. Lowell. The
President lies there upon his back with his pulse
driving at the rate of from 112 to 100 beats
a whole body. could endure that7 Why, if yonr
pulse beat that way eYGn for tYcny" xor hoI tb
next day And this is the eighth week the President
has endured It,"
SECRETARY BLAINE TO MINIS TER LOWELL.
WAsHINGToN Aug 2G.-Tho following was sent
this afternoon:
LOWELL. Mnse HorSon ,,o pros,oont,s rr.o and
temperature are high pulse rs temperaturs 100,
During several hours NJ w '' Sona5 thoi ,h
parotid swelling has found slight release by dis
charge pus through the right He continues To
swallow liquid food in adequate supply: He exhibits
tendency continuous sleep or drowsness. HIS ply
''>''"' BLAINE, Secretary.
| Secretary Blaine sent the following dispatch at
| 10 o'clock tonight:
| LOWELL. Minister. London.
While the President has made no gain to-day his loss
of ground has been less in the Judgment o his physi
clans feared last night In this aspect there Is
"a slight feeling Of encouragement, ut least OF
hope The symptoms still manifest and the
favorable indicato of swallowing and dgesting liquid
food continues. Two three times during the day he
has asked nourshme mt. He has spoken intcgently
aud voluntarily and throughout the day his mind has
less affected than yesterday. The expected relief
TO the parotid swelling from the discharge through the
has been realized The situation one OF great
gravity and danger. BLAINE, secretary.
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Husbaud's Calcined Maquesia

More agreeable taste and smaller dose than 9th
Magnesa in Government stamped bottles al ofR
gists and country stores, aud ey -, - "a, ,,..,,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-04-05

food Company $500 year; Spring
field. Mass, Number Eighteen, has q
second article by DR.. G.. II. Hepworth, one
OF the committee for the distribution ofthe
Nsc York Herald relief fund, on Ireland
aud Irishmeu in which he relates his per-
soual experiences among the famine striek-
er people, aud expresses his views as 10
The situatiou in decided language. An ac-
count Of Seargent ). Prentiss Is given, the
man who attained such wonderful pron-
cheney in eloquence by his twenty ninth
year as 10 rank with Webster and Clay as
an orator. There is a sketch OF modern
travel in Egypt. Mrs. l. W. Chsmpney
has 4 cleverly done satire on ephemeral
literary regulations entitled The Story oil
A Lion. 4 bit of fiction true 10 life Is the
guaintly weiri New England story, On the
Fdge OF World. story of which the
scene is laid in Spain is A girl OF Cadlz.
There is an installment of Rose and the
DoctOr. "EIlen W. Olney's charming and
noverful serial " as one OF the papers calls
il: Octave Thanet has Colloquy IN when
the methods Of praetieing charity are dis
cussed there is paper on the New Iesta'
mept aud Creeds; and several articles un.
der Discussion and Suggestion, one oil
vhicn drprecates the opposition manifest
"A nv some of the southern bourbon papers
~. views regarding the condition and
n, eds of the South. recently expressed oy
senator Brown Of Georgia and othefs-