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,-oraans: Rush Rowland ana wife. Mrs Thomas

NeeWWo-oroansi Rush Rowland and wife, Mrs Thomas
Neiiso, Charles Eneu Johnson, Phila ieiphia.
az ne Hopodad H0teI-J Saunders Laney, j. II. Bas-
t0eu MRS C. Lanes, j. s. Hench and wife, John Barrow
Nels, j. W Ogden. Miss NJ. D. Graham H. Brenetein
W. ii. Latham j, X. Meade John Tenney, of Newf YORK
James W. Hazlcton, George 7. Hazeton James A. jan
ney, James s. Nickerson, s. ElutOn, George w IhorL,
Damon !. Kilgore, Charles Wellcy and wife, Miss y,
Henry OF Philadeph Miss Condh OF brooklyn W;
G. saxton, Of Albany, n. Y; George A. Haliist0n OF
Rochester; N Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Teft, of 8rootlyi =
Marcles X Mayer. OF San Francisco; Mrs. Herman -
Mack, Of Milwaukee Miss Annie o. Wolf of Cine nnati
ana NJ Moore, OF ChicaSO IL. NJ. Brennan, OF Chfton
Heighta Penn.
me Md1SiDn RorSe-II. D. Purroy, r. Horwitz, " 50
); i{ach, 7. Hauleubach J. T.. Hemcrding, Miss NJ
lauenbach, NJ Hemmerding, J. j. DonnelV and wife, OF
NeW-1Urk; j. j. EGan and laughter Uf BalmOre; Ars
w. J. Brentual, OF Albany, n Y.
~ me Oce0it HOtet-E. A Hammond, D. ]. isaacs ana
VIE j. w Warrins and wilc, George W. earns George
NJ Curtis, Il. c. Levcn and wife, James Stenhouse, Al
req l4ichs Letferts Mlacd and wife, George A. wax
ielgl, Miss H. W. WetmOro, \. w Mccain and wire. T.
NJ, stewart and wife, Of New.York; william W9rnock
ana wire, Miss NJ. j. McFillan OF Philadelphia;
S0hn G; Jacobs. MtddeberSer smith, Miss kate M.
smith, Mlsa Dora L, DaCoser OF Brooklyn; Mrs. NJ
mann nd dausG'er Of Readng, Penn; Mrs Fitch Mrs
inmas Gray, q PeCkSkill, N Y; j. w. Van ValkenburS
MIG H. \. Wright, -. W. G. Van ValkcnDurg Of Albany;
James W Denny and wife, the Misses Caroline A. Tyler
ana Nette Tyler, OF Bali more; william q. Yerger or
Mississippi; Mrs. NJ. s. Smith, Miss IL. Salter, OF Pater
n i.
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PROFESSIONAL AGITATORs.


The foreign refugees who have come here
and been protected political eXles have almost
Eariahly abused their privileges by agitatons against
the Government that sheltered Them They against
all sort of government that has law and order for bass
They are no moro satisfied with republic here than
they with monarchy abroad Their trade is
agitation the Overnrung OF everything that exists the
subveIsiOn OF all established government, md the law
lees license of the commune of which they, the leading
agtatOTs hope to be the head And they find here plenty
o. inhannable material. They have already made
serious demonstrations in Chicago and from their head
quarters in Justus Schwabs beer-house in New-YOrK
that have from time To time sent forth professions that
bad in them all the material OF pill nder ana murder
New-York. And they find also such apostle of the
right OF 10 s neig h6Ors throat differences
OF opinion wendell Phillips 20 champion their claim
OF assassination legitimate mode of political"
warfare The late railroad riots showed that have
large population hat easily be led into all the
tesSes OF the Continental Communists.
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PUBLIC OPINION.

If half that has been charged against Star
Route contractors tue they deserve the punishment
OF the worst felOns.--l Indianapolis Journal Rep)
The suggestion that George c. Gorham has
boon reused "a fresh activity III canvass for the Sec
retaryship Of the United states Senate seems parcu
iaiy absurd. George is la away the SHELF so ar as
the favor the Republican party is concerned, and he
might well stay tnerelWost Chester PENN Village
Record Qepl
Should keep the fact well in mind that the objective
point OF the Democratic attack is the Legislature The
Hight the State ticket is merely eint There IS no
expectation OF defeating Foster.-ICeveland Herald
{RppD
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TREASURY CATTLE CONFESSION

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug 10.-The members
OF the Treasury Cattle Com-ssion, Professor James
Laws OF Cornell University; Or. T.. Thayer Of Masss
chusetts, and j. H. ssr aders Editor of The Lee Stock
Journal have spent the morning an in formal discus
sion with Assstah Secretary OF the TIT asury ~ ..
French in relation to the scope OF their des ard pow
under the existing laws TO the shipment OF
cate to England free from peuro pneumonia, with
such assurance OF their freedom will cause Tnpand
away with her regulations compelling the bufcIer
Ing OF onCte within short uno after being landed.
They VIII hold other sions here suc crnal
organization a may be deemed necessary to renueg
their labors az VI Efficient.
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THE GERMAN ELECTIONS.
A FURIOUS NEWSPAPER WAR RAGING.

LONDON, Aug. 1O.--A Berlin dispatch TO
The Morning Post says that Herr Debuok, the leader
tho Free Traders, declines reelection to the Roohstg
The Berlin correspondent OF The Daily NeUs says:
The leading newspapers here-iiberal and Conserva-
uveare engaged in wholesale abuse of another, 10
consequence of the election excitement which has cu
minated In series of articles In The NOrN German
gazette, abusing In the rudest language the policy Of the
Liberal and Progressist papers IN Consequence of the
Insulting tone adopted by Ihe NCr German gazette most
OF the lbra have decided To drop the discussion
ana ignore that journal completely; while The Worth
German gazette in equally aseless article, oongratu
lacs Itself having beaten tbs Liberal papers from the
field These articles reproduced IN the Jewish AID
antJewlsh papers, thus causing many riots.
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ALLIANCE on GrFMANY Am MANY

ROME Aug 10.-The Rjorma ministerial Journal
publishes letter from o German Conservative poll
clan stating that Germany desires an alliance with
italy, but Will not herself make the necessary over
'ures The writer urges Italy TO arm, in order to
SLOWS That the adhesion of Italy 10 I'll Austro- Ger
naane Aance would afford better guarantee Of
tween Italy and England ''S NC
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TIE MARQUIS OF LORNE IN MANITOBA.

WINNIPEG, Man., Aug. 1O-The vice regal
party reached Portage la Prairie on Monday from Winn
peg. Mayor Collins presented an address, TO which an
appropriate reply made. An Indian pow-wow fol
lowed and drive around the town. The spcciai train
continued to the end Of tho track trtysx miles where
the Marquis of Lorne aud lujte received by Captain
Herchmen, OF the North West Mounted Police.
The outfit Tor tho transport OF the viceega party con-
asts of tee fourhorse ambuances two fourhorse bag
eagew9gons, and three twoborsc buckboards Captain
Iicrchmern viii have command during the journey west
AID returning The viceroga Parry campcC Oh Monday
night near Large Lake, i'll the Sand IL ill.,
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON Wednesday, Aug. 10. 1881
Another steamer for the White star Line named tbe
CCpue' was successfully launched to-day
Inc international Medical Congress concluded lis Ia
bofs yesterday At large gathering OF dec -ltes at ST.
James tiai Professor Huxley delivered address on
IhS connection or biological sciences with medicine
81 PETERSBURG, Aug 10-A ulase has been issued
granting monetary ase'sa nce and freedom from taxa
ZION to Men Wiling To settle in Nova ZemDla
eEDGLEY, Aug l0-A large meeting of striking nail
makes here las resoV eel TO accept n compromises The
strike has las.ed weeks and affected 10000 opr
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ADVENT CAMP MEETING.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Aug. 10.-The Advent
camp meeting In session here this week is largely at
tended many Wester people being the grounds anu
much interest is attached to tie meetings.
good many children take part The social services
their meeting yesterday conducted by Mrs. Wood Of
Portland Me. The preachers Eders Burn Kra-
and the Rev. w. L. Hilton. The Re-. Mr. Bacheder,
OF New Bedford, breaches this morning and the Rev. r.
g. Bowman. of South Carolina in the afternoon. The
Association has very pleasant camp ground, the
EnhtNru edge of The olY.
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MIDNIGHT WEAIHBR REPoe1.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
SYNOPSIS Jor ne Dasl "a hour.

WASHINGTON, August IL. a. m.-Occa-
sona light rain has fallen IN New-England south-v,sf
eTlleNas Dakota and Minnesota; elsewhere fair weather
mas prevailed Northe.ly winds prevail ia the Lower
LAKE reion Ohio valley and Middle States ana north
Westerly IN New Eng'and; elsewhere thoy are mostly
"sNV so"thery The temperature has remained nearly
stationary in the south Atlantic and Gulf States and the
90 ana fallen fl the Lake region refis s,e ts
HHaIley, Nlddie states ana NeE-En glauf.
win wave moving eastward central in Dakota
renortaI az y, nantas Tho following temporal arcs .
LIZ port, 500 Quebec SO: Montreal s95
burlington, go; AipeD2 go Duluth go. NA' 20
Indications FOR today
t0s the Middle Atlantic STATES cooler fair vyestrc-
barometer ~ N''''Ni'e WINS, iatloAlry or hiSEer
WEN gland fair weather. northveserlv winds
higher pressure. "a 40"NA 'o-iPe'"''Ies
Indications for tomorrow
ar weather is indicated Friday in the Atlantic s,at
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FOREIGN POLITICS.
THE AMENDED IRISH LAND BILL

-N"''"%'~'I@I' land BILL,
-'Ni"NlS OF TIL LAND BILL REJECTED by rrTE
ioo9E OF 'oMMoNs-GERMANY AND rrAIY-THE
rr IoiE PoLICY-rHE FRENCH SOCIALISTS
me House OF Commons rejected Yesterday
SoNetm important amendments Of the Irish
i-anu OH which had been made by the House
Oh LORDS. An alliance of Germany and italy
Has Deen suggested. The election excite
n!ohC IN Germany is increasing TIE Pope has
announced that he docs not intend to depart
rom Rome. The French Socialists will at
Tempt to elect some members of the Chamber
of Deputies. 0ll'''-'Vol
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AGAINST BOTH BRADLEY AND SESSIONS.

There are two men in the southwestern part
of the State who ought not to be renOminaed right away
Bradley ought TO be named under circumstances,
since nc declared that he had accepted money for
his and had Dtmaed that he would cast 10 the
brber desired Whether he spoke the truth not he
unworthy of public confidence. The other is under
Indictment for bribery. The party in this State must
dare to put aside bad suspicious candidates. IL is
under stress OF circumstances compelling it to sup
port such With harmonious energetic and
healthy policy it elect the next legislature, I'LL four
OF the five vacancies in New YOrs Congressional dele
cation and choose the State officers 1t is to be feared
that of friends reckoning too confidently
DAM tie folli
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a PHENONIENoN "a en- r1n.,Ac

HAVANA, Aug lO.-The French steamer from
81 1hrnas has arrived here bringing The following ad-
vices: 49,
Az o'9o O'Clock on the night OF July 25 strong bri yht
ne"y was observable in the heavens resembling the
p, Us ieAst ed for one hour, and travelled IN
Festerv direction. The heat darinr ,be nb,no,e,on
Was intense ~ N''i-'S VIZ pHohon1Aol
81 11nINGo, July l9At Puerto Plata on the night
VI JuE ~ IRE destroyed the fortress OWING 10 fe
nJ;tSS ~ GENERAL hyperion the flames were evtin-
fulseu "tef raging fCnF hours TweDrv3ye live. ,er.
IOst, prIncpally by The exposon Of ainnuniton.
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EXERCISES AT OCEAN GROVE.

OCEAN GROVE. N. j., Aug. 6.-The annual
az remington Seminary had the effect OF max
70, "iAhce at the camp meeting grounds to-day
80, -, III ana Mira Palmer held devotional meet
@ "a Tue morning At 1890 the annual sermon before
S, ana their friends WAS preached by the
81 o. y. aappncott At O'Clock Professor c. j. Litte
Lion TI Soi.eSe, Delivered an address on Eei,lca
he anusl reunion of the Aiuani took place M
ksrman ~. s sSa a. u The exercses closed with a
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6pecial Notices


CONGRESS MAIER-rie pnTest aud safest Of ali cshar.
lie AVOID all irritating waters. snA
dOnestci they impair the digestive organs aaG idneys
piles permanently ersdicnted within weeks 40
knife, hgaiure caas All rectal diseases Urea
sent aiming references br HONr West 2fh-s
once
The foreign mails Tor the ding SATURDAY
AIgast b. 1851. viii close a. this ollce WIcDN *
Ia at - NJ Tor France direct oy steamship, LabriOr
Havrc ~ 1880 Europe. steamship isth.
na via 9neenstowni ON THURSDAY at ! IA. tor
rIe, s1silshp Cy Brussels, Queenstown cor.
.Onienos iog Germany ana France specially 81.
dross's: anc AT l5O fos Europe,
VIA i's lnoull Chcfboutg and Hamburg; SATURDAY.
Tor Europe By steamship Gernianic.
correspondence Tor Germany ami must spc-
c.2ly aidfrSsod and - 2 =. for direct
steamship tufuoasa via Gias~ow and a
dfccI 10y slestLsllP Switzerland antweTp,
for hulope, by steamship aaShErg
and BreWen The mails ioT Porto close On
TUESDAY At so The male !ur ana S.alh
Pacific close On MEDN kSDAl Y, - 20 a for
Cuba Meuoo aad ME " es Indies close "a
l2l p IN. TIE mails for Nassau and close %
TIL ltSlAl at $50 The nails for Newfoundland
close on ILRSDAl at m Tho mails BerUuds
close On fhCs DAY al 1870 The mails for SeNfogud-
land aid 81 Pierre MIuelun close PA DAY $50
The the Nj Islands
The mails for China and u M
Jhe mails Tor Australia &c. close August 20 Al 1850
mails Tor Brazl and Argentine via Richmond Va. close
MONDAY, ~ $50 j.
Post Ice Nsr.Iork AAz d 1851
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THE GERMAN HARvEsrs coon

LONDON. Aug. ll.-The COLOGNE corresno,,d-
emu OF me Sandard says: In majority OF the Ger
man states and Pssian provinces reports OF the
are generally favorable except in the Duchis of Meo
ichDnrSStrc.lt+ ANA Mecklcnburg Schwcrin ana tho
provinces OF Schleswig Holstein, where diouth haS
ruined large part OF the harvest ~ '4AN
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feer - rcnneo 10 he1n t5 seaso- With sAtha-
,non-, ~ nes oan were then held, rot 10 have TOD
.afd .ios about MS Programme, SeoAnss a. ha
catitaff rctru oS sometime
sey toe lar demand seems TO 10 for shout as many
Nyes Us laat year The boys atnsd.nv the Mor5y
ssiiIo lorin prominent feature in the sleres TsS
VI iue visitors indulge Ia boating on tie C.rcf3,.
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MIR. MOODY At NORTHFYELD.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 10.-The largest
week day Audience yet known gathered at Nolthiie ii
yesterday afternoon TO hear Dr. Bohsr preach on Re
pentanoe" The morning meeting for women led by Miss
Dyer, took up the same subject These morning devo
onal meetings. 90 popular last year. grow In interest
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rellch governor has been nominated for the
$500 oI laDarca and tho Kroumr mountains, and
Tunis. "4AANA 'nN-~ocS Siu--' S"-S0 N-~
ui9patoh from Parts to The Times says:
socialists intepG to contest number Of Paris con-
~ ~ os Ut ~ iufsbcoIang election .neinbers Of
tnus n @ OF les, but thev divided into fac
uoIIs AHu arc hAely " be signally ar, lied
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HIGHLANDS CAMP MEETING.

HIGHLANDS, N. j., Aug. 1O.-The Atlantic
Highlands Campmeeting services today held In connec
ton with the Church Extension Society were conducted
ny The Rev DR. C. c. McCabe, OF Chicago who preached
at 1890 a. m Professor w. w Bentley had charge OF
the Boereadng and vesper services which took place
at sunset Ut Point Lookout.
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AYOOB KTIANS STRENGTH WANUyG

LONDON, Aug. 10.-A dispatch from Lahore
says Ayoob Khans supply Of arms is becoming shoIt
ana Is reported from Queta that portion OF the chiefs
anu tp1 people are disahected toward him. The Ameer
H~S ooocVcd l,0Oo regular troops at KheGtiGhilzai
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

bv SHOWS the baTOmetTica variations I'm his c
a. -, 'hs o. inches The peDendsuar lines gi,a i,s ,s
- liAls preceding
nese ats the oscillations bv
tions e. M pfohcn tod line reurese
IIn5n,i,s Pra'lre as 1ioSed by the terroooo,or e
nuuhuts Pharmacy, BIS broadway = ~ eiH'OH'e'ef NJ
Tribune OFFICE, August Ill a. m-Durtn- the fair
anU 'er weather Of yesterday the movement in tbe
barometer was downward The temperature r,n,oa
between o. and So the average 7o being q biraer
than Tues ay
To-day in This city and vicinity - -4'-'0U
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CUBA AND THE COTTON EXHIBITION.
uAYANA, Aug. lO.-king Alfonso has issne

an order that cuba must abstain participating in
INC IorthcOmr- International Cotton Exhibition at A.
ihta Ga, on account Of the scarcit % money IN the
treasury and the little cotton thus fa raised ia i,ua
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THE AFFAIRS OF FRANCE.
IN Ann N "A p,,pie ii anatch IN n bl

LONDON, Aug. 1O.--A Tunis dispatch to The
Times says:
The French Traneatlantic Companys steamer Isaac
Pcrere took fire in Gocta Roads, and 10 was necessary
20 siAR her By torpedo. The of the fire is
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ENGLAND AND FREE TRADE.
MEETING IN FAVOR or PROTeCuoN-rHE FRFNC
COMAIERCl AL TREATY

COMMERCIAL TREATY.
LONDON Aug. 1O-A demonstration of Che
industrial casses In favor the preservation of bou,
Huu"'rea and the protection Of national labor AGAINST
'' oc'sh competition took place at Exeter Hall last
n'S"' mr. Hrothwick, propr tor OF The Morning Post
presided Delegates wcr present from the Worlmens
societies OF Bristol. birmingham, Liverpool Leeds
huli Glasgow and elsewhere. The Chairman condemned
free trade, and said France had made the greatest adj
Vahces during the last twenty years. America came
heAi WINE England Was pO0r third. He advocated a
duty Of a smiling per quarter on all imported earn
commander Cameron, the African explorer and
'uthof IN supporting resolution for the imposition OF
Such revenue duties will enable British maupsnctur
au ""rhiCI io compel" oh fair footing with for
eHen ne lirltish home markets. said that President
etIuou hAd stated that protection necessary for
'tIci, ana ne thought II that so with q Young
country ana virgin SOL it was necessary for England
crnInent and lhh !ns:lnrs OF the nnlnail ION = - -.
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TIE FRENCH TREATY.
The Paris corrcspondnnt OF he Tilnes snxs.

NJ Barihelcmy 81. Hiarc, Minister o. Foreign Affairs
eFnces Tie best Intentions In order smooth away Tho
ulios- III the way OF an understanding IN regard 10
a commerce. 81 treaty between France and England
Whc Earl Granville, British Foreign Secretary l. moi
less desirons OF arriving at conclusion. The first re-
sun o the9c efforts viii probably that the three
months prolongauOn asked for by England viii he nc
corded th'F" ~ an agreement la to the concss
sSn possible on either side. articles presenting rho
chef ohcues, and IL is seriously believed that IL the
proonSa ION Ia once conceded Lhcro will no need of
It's expiring before a fresh treaty is concluded ~ "
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TOYfGERS FOR ETROPF.

Inc following are the cabin passengers who
VIII sail on EuroI' an steamships tocay:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-11

Sandy, Junior" Fither. whit div We unner-
staVn' 10y the spirit q the press " sandy senior
"Nocl, ma caliau, ITS no eNackly skaetun in cub
bari it's something better. It's drap o whiskey
a back o a shelf"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-15

A LADY's GOLD HUNTING CASE GENEVA
~ Watch. No. ls9 $40: name Lrura" engraved
on insfde of case.
The hndor will be suitably rewarded by having
the watch with a. N. BROOKS 81 s. Baxter 4 Co.'S.
On Front street lel4-u
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CT. ESM ONIN,
Coffee and Spice Manufactured.

VEAsT POWDERS. FLAgORIEG EXTRACTS,
Il lemon, Vanilla, Cinnamon. Gloves. ofahss
and Jamaica Ginger. guarantee TO be pnre.
enterprise tej.u
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our FOREIGN TRADE.

The April report Of the Bureau OF
Statistics shows that the exports OF
merchandise from the United States in
that month exceeded the imports by
4,51l, 1910. while for the same month
last year there was an excess OF $685.
GIT for imports.
The imports Of gold and silver into
this country in April exceeded the OK
ports by sl4.O63 sol. against an excess
Of imports for the same month last
year Of S725,e43.
The imports Of foreign dry goods at
the port Of New York In May were
valued at s5.2O6.07s. against s7.47O.-
7s9 il May, 1880. For the first five
months Of the present year the inn
ports were valued at $47, los, $50.
against $50. 1881 for the same period
last year.
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shown today for the first time. Among
these were several that clearly showed
the preference of the wesrer as to the
result of the race. Each lady on one
drag wore white with blue spots, with
sur umbrellas of the same. The Gus
tom inaugurated some years ago of
giving race breakfasts was also largely
followed. and the different ehstesus in
and around the Bots de Bologne were
all engaged by parties which, as usual
on such occasions, paid big prices for
poor fare and worse service. The scene
at the course, however, viii long be
remembered by those present, certainly
by those Americans who had never
been present at similar race before.
The scene that followed the race was
one of the widest ever seen at Long
Champs, and in an instant dozens of
American flags were produced. several
of the four in hands being literally
covered with them, and on the track
the crowd was so dense that il was
almost impossible for Fordham and
Archer to get back TO the scales. and it
ives only finally accomplished by the
aid of large police force. Fordhsm.
who is well known to the Parisians.
was stormed with congratulations
The mastery riding of Tristan by Ar
cher must have beaten Foxhall had he
not been a wonderful colt. He made
the running from the start. Immedi-
stsly after the race the crowd grsdu-
ally dissolved. and the procession back
to the city was much enjoyed by both
lockers on and participants. 1t is I'M
derstood that Foxhall will be sent TO
England early tomorrow and go direct
to Ascot. where it is expected he will
meet Iroquois at even weights. 1l6
pounds each, while. should Robert the
Devil start in the same race. he will
have to carry 1872 pounds. Tristan.
who will also be sent to Ascot. will be
in receipt of 10 pounds each from
Foxhall and Iroquois.
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FuS on THE BRIsroL.-In speaking
Of this play aud the troupe that pro-
duoe II the Philadelphia Record says
The what-you-msy.call,it 10 Q con.
elomerate that scoops In hits from
every opera from the "Bohsmian Girl"
TO s'rhs Pirates" takes che cream OF
the variety pan. and steals che gloss Oh
the best burnt cork. There Il an Irish
"widdy" going In strong fog . third
term; three dashing damssla who get
into short pstsiooats. pants, and per.
picking predioamsnts. . boess Italian
professor Of music and matrinoay. and
any number Of ether eccentric gsniusss
who odd 70 the general sweetness OF The
most palstable dish. The affair il q
frequent Of snap a. the small boys pie
tol. - bristling with good points - q
paper OF pins. and ~ fall Of fun a
hive Of bees 10 OF buzz. All Of the Per.
formers. who dosbls aud double-bouble
ere superior; but Mr. John Sheridan
who gave the Widow O'Brien and
three or four other characters, 10 a
artist whose equal hss seldom been seer
in Philadelphia.