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70 THE COMET.


For The Chicago Tribune, tr0ns tht German Of Inc
e3<rlin kladde74td1tseh-
Who art thou, srranger2 Forth from tho hosfs
S,1t1dcn thou steppedst, shining ia mnjesty:
Thy head Is glowing: and 'rous!d thy shoulders
Spreadest thou q mantle Of purple rays.
Where tlost thou como froul2 Mono that was
~ tarr, this. M ,ank IF 1hose that died
E..ar annorncad rhv annrpnch 20 the world:
1,,,t -nn,, .snInes, tn3dst fioujnsr efhar
1"' AAeN
How ois ionE E5aSe hase taou oeen eoufsnss dnee VA
tt!s Stous @ ,,-..t ,,,,, r-r,n, +ho f,rrcomnnt.
perhap5 tnou ooSease a0Wa ~ LIZ eno IL .a
may yoe tno1 saCasse M n'4i.. ts III, - ~ ~ Nv
AS 10 tne as'oo1S"eu ose A'4oo 7"sne7S
What dilst thou sec then? Round In tho realm
OF stars.
In war eternal force coped with force.
Matter with matter; the powers Of Chaos
We're yet In combat ono with another
Tho novers Of chaos2 AS princes bate to-day,
t>1,I IND VIII p tho sbinuw yol ot the Sunny Light
Fn1vhr ror tha scepErs the spirit Of Night.
'oosA' AoA ~-'o 7o~p'' ~1'~ S'''''' -
Ard .bot <sost aa., to-dnv9 still arr. :te ocenu-
wnvrs
, 1881-07-31
1xcERsOLL AND BLACK.

B r.nt in the legal profession as Judge Black
{ undertakes discussion of any proposition
i 4struudum dll6qata ct probatd the pue-
] lie has good reason to expect that he Will ad-
\ b,ne closely to the points at issue, aud meet
l f,jrty and honestly every argument pre-
/ seatea against him. One is therefore some
4 xh.t surprised upon reading his reply TO
/ Cd Ipgersoll published in the North
4 amqican Rcpiesr, for the month or
apyust to notice that he is not free from
Ecouy. and may reasonably be charged
nth dishonesty in the treatment Of the sub
Jet before him.
isitrot rather painful spectaeleto behold
suong the leading lights of the American
Republic at the present time, man who
vpaId, Il it were in his power, use
th eiyil authority to prevent the
expression Of honest opinion, and that
such man should be no less a parsonage
1han the e1-Atorney eyGenerai? The state
nsnt made BY Judge Black that his duty IS
+ thn Of policeman, to arrest ian oftense
2raaiafkRS saSsencg...,. e. !, nol4ts to the con
Il uA least 50 narrow-minded and bigoted
treYu1essio1 If onfnions The onposit Of lis
i oyn a an nffense against n1,hjic f1ecencv.ss
g,s mt this eminent iurist fallen into the
common t iijgntTr nf t1e defenders of an ab-
sJu.o srstem of faithS And ishe not g11ilty
j d thesame arrogance with which he charges
i NJ lngersoll, when be says Of him when
/ he finds al authority human and divine
,s.!1st him, be had better speak in a tone
i Ks aETosant"? Would it not be
fun t%he % assumntion that AZ aii anthoritv
hpn,n - md divine1 Is aea;nst IN 1 h;s IN
naent and nrnceed to nresent some
Gifai anthnrhr fn1 fhe hanof;t ri! lie rad
ers. Surely litt1a modests syn,,ld not he
rahrsmfng eren I n , e. erast rv n,snas Tn Imdre 70
! Isrnish & Bl.ct @ - ~ e'''|' d n'u a. " o'7e
4 sTere has nean m chanoa in the t,,onpht
eihe ne bu1 oniy in fha modes ~ eSnT'.s-
kpn,s sr this learned nj eenticman !. for tl,e
/ baei.sses Of society have aiways hated The
II discipline which threatens pul,ishn1ent
tia death.'' Does :Judee Hack for an in.
slzt e1pect by sucf, aTgnment AZ This tn
convince anJ respectable portion Of tie
t1ssGs. s1ssns elssss y that people who deny the
sas .ss ea@nl.s3 o. AZ eternity ct punishment for
santsna3 I 9ped .se N one short life, or the SUBJ
Il Is hW,abidinp citi7pns than thosa WIN
d Emea a deyout hc1ief IN those
exnas Is i It not trna 1el that ~ tho sl,ono of'e
! mit Of this is the fart and that tboeo
11aas which are he farthest % u advanced 1 ioiH IN
Ekseale Of Civilization f;nd tha rast mn inr-
Il i!ot their best citiarns % to I've @ mon 1 xuna do
Id belieye il tbese dnctr;nes5 IL NC I anI %U ,s "
1tqs ,t't, that he majority of tie citizens Of i
& Iatul adherents If fhese dognae5 s ma - 4'4 81 =
iasappott of lie pro,nsition7 @ 7Ifa hat a,rhc,e
ssi,essa 1ran,, W., ne Greator ct the material
nst Viii ies - gsa1 back Ih oilers but one argu-
ka creaied eats : III aat the universe must have
A s5oas BENZ bo,a,, y RleeA1slns, Sell-con-
] lid without hsV;aa h1aGe S,a II could llo1 nave ex-
Betting Int n;,;ae ueen cIcated' and thaI
, 1881-07-31

London correspondent suys: "The crtn01tnl
Mt rhe Queens bait WAS appalling. 1t Is said thai
Worth, in view OF his many rivals, tound it nee.
essary to make coup. and selected crinollne Al
press brought it into fashion is likely as not the
true cause Of its reappearance, for more thar
one married belle would. 1t Is whispered, havs
otherwise had to absent herself from society,"
, 1881-07-31

!. WlnchesSer'a HypophosphItes
will cure consumption, coughs, weak lungs
bronchitis, and general debility. Established
tWeuty-oQe years. -
, 1881-07-31

When life is drug. and you have lost all hope,
then trust in Hop Bittezs. -:
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Corporation Notices.

A DVERTlSEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK Tribune WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Srs o 9FrtCEs No. l23s broadway, Thirty
NO ~ East Foureenthst corner square no
ave. corner Forty st; at the HARLEM OFFICES
NOS l,0Ol and $500 Tbirdavc and
twenty'nfth up TO p. M, at regular office
NOTICE.--Proposals will be received at the
once OF the Department 0f Public Charities
deeuoh NO % Thdaye, until August 4, 1851, fordry
Record, for sale al No City Hall.
NOTICE.-Proposals will be received at the
~ ONCE Of the Department Of Public Charities
Iecu NO 90 3daVe, until August o. 1891 goods,
groceries, leather &c For full City
Tor sale at No. City Hall.
NOIICE.-P~oposals will be received at the
ncs OF the OF Public Charities and Correc
a,, 80 90 unt August D. 1881, for plumbing
ana gas niting work and for locomotive
formation see City Record. for sale ut No City Hall
NOllCE.-Sealed proposals will be received
az Ihe once OF the Fire Department. Nos los 1877
st. until August TO- 1881 for furnishing
auon see CITY Record for sale at No. 2 City HAIL
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STEAMBOATS, an0 RAILROADS..

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS, LINE
lAs Note change in location NEW s'rE AWFps <, ~
& ana CRY OF TROY leave daily except Saturday
lon flh NO a. North River. OF Chrsopher-at con-
becung with morning trains the North and Wes, SIM
aay steamer touches al Albany. ~ Jun
A LBAN1 BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
sorr pEE I ana ST IoHN leave Pier Al, North River
souIh Sipb or CANAItSr. every WEEK DAY at /,
M connectngN Albany Sunday morning exceotep with
trains North Vest and Cast NS'S" WIN
Excursion uckesto Albany and return good days So
W. w EVERETT, President
A LBANI DAY BOATS-ALB and c.
1,. bAtDdai Sundays exoeptet Vestry-s st.
9 S1din al S M 20 a. M rooklyp By Annex, at
s.cPse nnnebeek Catkill and Hudson al Rhine
oa og Jerry WIN The 90 m train the Ulster Del
awMe II A. ,oF the CATSKILL MOUNTAINS; at hudson
anr utsne Lebanon Spa, etc Albany for the North
VEST hnp SPECIAL SARATOGA EMPRESS New
otS Ssntrs and Hudson River r. tickets good via this
down A''"'hs ie'uihius ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-01

. rRECAUTloNs.--SaxOn Angler Ito his keeper)
49, seem IN great hurry with your clpl haven't
s sfen sigm OF ash yetnot rise - Duncan Deed
you wis tho business had fhacht Il widma h
yoursep "-fPunch. w SAo ""'e'
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ffctures ano Alcetinos.

a MEkICAN INSTITUTE.-Qnarterly meef.
s M inursaay August T. IN Room 2s Coopef Union "A
- - SHAS NICK. LEOSER. Rec secSy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-01
Steamboats, and Railroads.

IL Ypnk kAII iNy AZ now known as the NEW.
snseSs%5 q trains shs%sers stree, Depot
aaS bs
3: Ss .,s:ss;
70 D n nSSnnects At Turner's e~burs
for ras T Sssna s,sfP sn
RssggrH sis Ss MP%ns Cars to Chicago
% fna o Il midnight saturday nights only Sunday y ssS
s$ aas P Sis Ss
ss EGs 81 no ns i ;ss,ss,
e ES's ssS Via sns ss
days o go dni NJ saturday nights only sun
ssSSs spS S1 SsS 5Se sasssy. 80; 1913 sls
SsSSurs Cornwall isg &c. p M. $780, $50 Goo
G GsSSS' jS ;sa S "a
sundays ss6 1928 ISS iS2e D. $50 1 fs9
.9d trains with osweso MIDLAND
aa Port s JsFs 555o9 1929 $50 a p M sun
10 TIE cAisKiLIs.~ Special Putnam Car train from
change s % sTSrg Vest St amT
ali stations on The Ulster and D sS%%
Bassaee checked from residence.
1914 at OsHa asa iS each hour
and seeng Coaches a@ nor be- ann Drawing Room
6 nSS Sa SER q or & %sy &c
Court,st Brooklyn at the Company's Depots - No
Express Trains from the West arrive NewYork at 725
'' i JNo S Xb PdS Genl rassr Agent NewYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains leave for Engcwood Closer Piermont Nyack
sganays am and 6l5 inc iiSo pm vii leave
anG dd MGpssy 7 assn sGS ~ $50
FALL RIVER LINE.
r,e FOR For Fall FALL RIVER, BOSTON AND THE EAST
flpa cities inland and seas,ore resorts OF and
BR Rns Tten Ans s'f PRSvrpENcE
f Psr New YORK f daily Sundays include $50
s1s s,8pP1g at
to these Long water route fu nights ress Ave-
morning trains to Boston short rail ride (ime
ONLY prRr SSTEw T1S, tt LINE yS,ponr
The best route Martha Vineyard Naaaoke Cape Cod
neson this lover than by other routes Nag
NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY
P Per NeTYor6 daily SUNDAYS exeepe at ep M
~ H. X connection by Annex from Brooklyn, p
Tickets and staterooms for both lines
Ptinca hotels transfer and ticket Offices
cation. az "" r''e' Se"' 'ree Oh appn
Gro. co,,o, BORDEN & LOWELL. Agents
tfOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman sleepers via n. Y, n. II. and ii r. r. Leave
s1nds A HpU Train al AZ m week week DAYS can and dSso
VIA New YORK ana New.England Railroad ''-'''
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
ST. East River si hinDy any otnef roas
tOk the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
- a SPECIAL FAST EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN
NH 4Sp L RAT f 1aR foSnseRg with the
TIE ONLY Sound Line running through Paror Cars to the
days. at stopping Tor breakfast at Providence and
FSSyans and al White Mountain dn via
EOI. THE
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I ONG BEACH.
NEW SCHEDULE, JULY p.
THROUGH TO LONG BEACH WITHOUT c4AEay
IN As MINUTES

81 5RAIns leave Hunters Point: s35 10 and IL a M
o'oo SOU o:5O p. m ana ~
accommodation trains all through expnss ~
out cnange the III and $3.50 m b,ng sn.,ei -,
presses with through from BroOklyn - ">' o@
o;ao .O5, 1925 and 1918 y. m. - ' ~'s'' SsS
SUNDAY trains leave Hunters POINT. o.2s ara
., o. D. and Up. express travis Nth shsaure
hour. N"- @Se'e"nh's Al intervals OF sn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-01

PROVIDENCE LINE
Il FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
Connecting with Providence Worcester Railroad for
- Worcester points north via Worcester.
Inc Palace Steamer MASSACHUSETTS, will leave
Tuesdays, Thursdays saturdays ALA.
TEA ON Mondays Wednesdays ami Fridays at FROM
PIER 20, N. H.. DOT OF Warrenst, New-York.
saerooms secured at Offices of Westcotts Express Com
pany and at principal hotels ana ticket Offices
RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATSKILL
~ MOu NrA1NS landing OF Cozzens west Pointl Corn
wall, Newburg, Marlboro, Milton Poughkeepsie, Esopus
connecting with Ulster and Delaware and Waikiki Valley
Rairoads steamboats, Thomas Cornell and James W. Bald
win .eays daily At u foot Har1tson-st North River
except Saturdays when Thomas Cornell leaves at
eoaiecn speci Train through The catski Mountains
vINHE POPULAR SHORE LINE 70 BOSTON
L. and NEWPORT from Grand Central Depot.
Three express trains daily Sunday to Boston, at
500 a. m, paror attached.) and 10 y. with
palace sleeping
sundays az 10 M, with palace sleeping cars, Limited
tickets TO Boston, tall RAIL-
e, on and after MONDAY June O. special IIMITED NEW
PORT EXPRESS train leaves at with parlor cars At
tached arriving a. Newport = S m Tickets aud paror
Windsor Hotel ticket ooe aud 1t Grand Central Depot
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Gfrurslnu5.


baIL1 EXCURSION to West Point and
Ne"onrg See Albany Day Boats ADVERTISEMENT ~
HOURLY EXCURSIONS TO ROCKAWKY
btASh " Y, Woodhaven q IockaSar n u ~
Flatbush-Ave. 'N' f"Au@ Hushwlck All
RUNNING until late in the evening
lsouno IMP Excursion Tickets. 30 cents
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answered inhunerape questions, and finally al
lowed to retire.
smiling faces saw around knew that a favorable do
cis>on was arrived at The old Neator
thankful considering state of anxiety in this
IN which had been living for days. but" said
the Ens as sg at 5se can be
Was told that courers would be once dispatched tn
be held l then again Withdrew and the council broke
p ,. UTMOST Immediately the principal chiefs came To
II :, was only after sunset that Kadiar Khan tbe
,ch.hya or supreme chief made his appearance OWN
beside for half hour before was awer sI's
lnce tne intense democracy OF the population forbid
CHIEF Ma H respe Of t MeG sta are
however small 1t may be- He was i'm every
was clad in simple robes OF the soberest tint Hs
aguine features were the exact counterpart of thns
Museum. The total absence Of beard s sas British
scarce perccptble hairs on the point Of the CHM Sw
de dec ne OF ane ee bn{
spoiled by uneasy vuuring expression OF the eve
firmly and the muscles Of his jaws twtehsd anS
worked convulsively as II he under the influence
hour he spoke apparently to himself his eyes fixed on
vacancy At first didn't at all feel comfortable beside
only when reminded of the where and when that came
10 my memory. He had been in the early portion
other tue year at dshean together with
Try lry and come 70 an understanding with the
s f%a aSont the relations q Merv with Persia the
sna made mention OF an interview which with the
Sas Urine Minister at which he expressed his views
bat "s His struck at the time,
called Il say is over sixty Years Of age and as
,ar az have yet seen Is the honestes man Of the com
vnr wSn ny the way Is not saying much in his
ne sald put little, his observations being mainly
Of aas to saying Inch Allah God az the end
out Abruptly 81 ssded y At he got and went
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Orcan 5teamcrs
ENMAN LINE ROYAL MAI, STEAMERS

q SEp L liayss re-
$EE$ 81 is 1 il Is s3s
S SiF$ & & SsAggSsRsx AUG
G4RlS 's ssi sysr.se term,
T sss 9ns',s 's sm.ss
JOHN s q aa srs So Roadway adv y
Philadelphia ornee. No los SOUTH 4tn-s.
IA sa,,,a, NETWORK and LONDON
LeaSsoes aoin nh Pa a,ss Ferry Jsr,.z IL,
Persian S aonara a Avg AssyIiaa Monarch Aug
ssS 1o2,e
PATTON VI(I<ERs & CO.. 3 Bowling-Groen.
-, Passage Office. No. 63 broadway
ca1I NAN sstesmshiP Gqmpanys Lines
Fro" Sss%EsFs : ss9 9 8 psns
Ss and saaiS zme4 As ana
From San Fra FPs95S snSo ,n Is,
;sGszzfF6h6H2 & aHd s AossT a.
panyt Sss sps ss at
RED STAR LINE. 's1''sS''3sAe
uafe s's rq H'y9 p pSS
NEpr The s29Iendd drstclass edsteaaer,
sMITI LAH ;Sa arGas aug ~ m.
cSia aSe9s s@sfng ashp
Staterooms Ill N Ma decS
IIs;o.,'Is5s cattle. sheep
rust capn, S75 and SD
sce,ooIu capln 800; prepaid B5j eycur6oa $40,
ptsTil. fIf prepaid, S24 excursion, $43 so
~ Ell RIGHT Il SONS, Gcnl Ag'ts, SO Broadway n Y
ROTTERDAM LINE.
AO steamers leave WATSON,S sTOREs proo,-,..
EOTTERDAM 1850 " 80 ~ l,,rooalyh. :
w. A. sCnoiTtN ednesday Aug
AMSTERDAM ', ''i's'Ao, aug. -
sSSSR 81 dsie9fHst3s Sc steer
W illainSt FUNGI, EDYE & South Viii
"''' Freight Agts L. w. NORRIS 50 Broadway, O. T. a
WHITE STAR LINE.
oEEi ur ID STATES AND RoYALMAIL STEAMERS
NOT, ~ ~ - ~ PENSION AND LIVERPOOL.
ne steamers of this Line Lane sonte
rar a - Lieutenant Maury. U. s. NJ ooth Ils
Ar u,i eis ana 1onewari VOYAGES
capt Kennedy Saturday. Aug 13 $50 o. m
From Taps Gi9nae SATURDAY. Auq. 81 $50 a. m
11r,ipsI r THE WHITE STAR DOCK. root OF WEST;
irs uniform in and unsurpassed in AZ,
Ihe saloon, Stlterooms smoking and Bath.
nj ts1iDs where ts noise AMI motion ar,
atJ,L W No'@'"'' '''h'i"o uhaebtihtSi3
NArES-Saoon $50 All 800 Return ticsst, n, favor.
York s1& -'''' ''' rFo" Ne"'
these 'tstners cary nsttlsr cittis sheep nor mir.
For nspecon p oaIs "A other intor an,y a. tn,
company sohces No. 81 broadway. NewYork.
C. l. BARTLETT g. Co., Agents, Boston i'" AS'->
DAi'Hifi " CAfTELL Agents. Philadelphia
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maeuctie Clothing.
riumphant!!

ALL ORDERS FOR "wIIsoNIA GOODS BY Man
OR EXPRESS MUST BE SENT TO THE MANUFAo
TURER, 465 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN ALI
Posr-oFFICE ORDERS OR CHECKS MUST BE MApK
PAYABLE TO WILLIAM WILSON 465 FULTON
STREET, BROOKLYN.
The ''wILsoNIA" MAGNETIC GARMENTS are the mar.
vel of the world.
They dumfoundDg the physlcAns ana
making glad the hearts VI the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-01

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
rams leave for Englcwood Coster Permont Nyack
S.So 1000 a. M =. 400 $50 GAO $500 ll:SOp M
oelninutes later Saturday nights. -
Manuel, spring Valley Monsey ZOO a A.50
p H. JNo N ABBOTT. Gcnl Pass'r gent, New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-01

- FOR FALL RIVER BOSTON AND THE EAST
The best route 70 White Mountains Desert and an pr1n
tpa cities inland and seasore resorts OF New
tne provinces The splendid steamers -
,. -, :, BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
ps sSW ofk oaly lSundays incuded) $3.50 n
s N H. foot OF Murrayst aud direct Fall
miouI stopping at Newport Grand promenade concerts
eVefy evening y tht soelli bands attached
W .uese steamers Long water route full nights
'-N~ NN-"'N N"S "0u' "ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-14
AMERICAN ports
IlIIT

AW 49, [f'0At Camden Ne September - Anna Frsos
Noticc Of f,Ip a." daughter Of Idward Wills.
BUNkER-At I}lue Mount .in Take I4a,,,,o, ~, - -
Fum'T.i' i,,IL ~ i.''i - 81. amin A. bunker. - Va
~ i''i MS latH residence. Neyy-N,,rt -
i'I"'At Do on Wednesday. ~eltsnher 5 'N''-'
bi'ts .ienly, at NllliamsoNli Mass s,,,te,u, =,
%. l.t D. N'r"i James n Briggs ''' -
iUH.I fr I,nqs are specu ily nyI.d ar-~ai the
lhni-'Ay september y, AT 10 o'clock a. r So On
hiN hNp N-St ufoInvr 4. the Rev Cvr,- r,.t..o.
~ 'H tie Presbyterian ROaId OF Nissi.,.'
Funeral al eSiminster Church. BaltiDor, c,r,er r..
di" "Irtne SIS Wednesday oc,.e A"s''so
fONEifph-On sunday, September 4 al Foo.vr,-., ~
liie'h 49, VIE OF the lae \. II. posner0y IN, ~, -.-G
Relatives and friends ~ the family are respectfully ,,, -
Tie l3th inst, az lOa. - " '''''os'-as'
"a Sl:l0,n Monday afternoon, 18th inst Jane W wife o.,
"Wednesday september a. al Io.si a n, NN' 49, on
lhieIiuent an GrcenW o1i Cemetery.
- SID n2E-Saddeniy in Jersey City September 10 the
hsiaySs aud friends Of the family invited to attend be
nom - Siaftt., isy September Is o'ciecs
Nm new OhnIth, SusscNst.. Jersey ny
N,nUf> ol The Bar ale requested attend -
I ~ we ohii"n council Chamber fhr t1fy N n
lo1runcut ~ the meeting the members Viii i ~ AZ,
Is, ~ nich 10 attend the funeral The a.. s
sIENENS-At orange. y. J.. September n lss, -. -
Rri.tp,. T,,i ,eNenS ln tlt- sDth year a.
= .i4'i" veterans and members uf n -t'
mem, !, 9, = y y are respectfully invited q, sif.,I -
~, IA ,iis az. residence Ceutraliye. Orange \ II
laiH leaves Christopher and barclay s. errie % 2to
wa o. Ia waning al the staton Churcis %
NO,-onddenly, at Trenton Fails " IIar1.t y,s y, ~,
'NtIl year ui '1i ia nc
InlgIinsni a. Mount auburn. Mass the llthi inst
BOSTON ana cincinnati papers please couy '''
" AlSoN-Suuday september Al. q Ar,,.,r 49,. 81, I'd.
N dsnoil ToA,l. a Itt '.te
Funer.l irosi tlr eice of 6,. i,sr.t
place. isIook i'm Wesur-is, W., 30 80 - Marks
" isiG IAt Great Neck. L. srpfep,l,r ID ~,
NII-I'' oi ''iS 'lN' I'd Tire s5tt year Cd his age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-14
CIPI1IN Il. r. RREESE
BOSTON Sept. 13.-Captain X. r. Breese. of
morning ~ " '' '0'iuouoe mere this

| ,1,of
morning. " mo '0'iuence mere ihiS
"pt"ln hldder Randolph Breese was born in Phadcl-
tn, or A. 1851 ana was appointed mdshipman
lioiu NAode Island, November %, 1916. From Feb
iui' 1917, to April 1S4S he served under Farrao, on
'o snip saratoga, on the Mexican coast and was then
ered to the South Pacific where he served on the 81.
- ana the Brandywine until December, 1850 Tie
49, o nlgaie ~. Lawrence in February, 1851
~oh carried American exhibits to the Worlds Fair in
'o' from October, 1851 to June, 1852 he was under
instruction at the Naval Academy and then was nro
.nO''u 10 t'e rank of passed mdshipman He was at
To"ou 10 the flagship Mississippi during Commodore
1' japan Expedition, from 1892 to 1855. with the
exception of temporary duty on the Macedonian in
search {" coal on the north end of the of Formosa
ana Ill inquiry about the captivity of Americans bv the
avages of that island.
FROM july 1853 to August 1853 he was on coast sur
Vey duty and was then ordered to the Profile serving
"irihg lle Paraguay Expedition and onthe Mosoujto
coast off Greytown. until September 1859 when no
was placed ON sick leave suffering from Isthmus fever
FROM December, 1860 to December 1861 he served ON
Vessels on the coast of Africa during which time more
imam 1000 slaves captured He was orered TO tho
command OF the third division of Portcrs r,or,.r a.
una and participated in the attack on New-Orcans and
to SkSepg IN lS62 and was recommended for promo
to the post of Observation-Disclosures and S i, pp9Jen
I Rdo took command of Admiral Porters aagsSp
command isdi WITH sas a Pgr4 his
River Expcd"n Was ANA at me close Of the Red
was meet captain of the North Atlantic Squadron from
9ep'emoeL lo6l until the close Of the war en- yain in
the attack on Fort Fisher, where he cGmmandod hn
naNai LANDING forces He honorahlv mentioned Inv
Annra forer FOR his services throughout the war i'm
report 10 the Government From AUGUST sG5 iii
opuehoef sH6 he was Admiral Porters assistant in
TIrEc OF he Naval Academy ut Annapnlis and i'm I,nr
IS'3 was made cOmuaudant of the Nc,dr,nt 10 NIX
lhe pace year and half lie had commanded scvrro
vessels was inspector OF ordnance, ana n member Of
ner;n cAlermelta boards ordnance aud guns He
VA" pTouloLd 10 the rank OF captain August O. Szi ond
~ 9uhc 1870 was ordered to command of tI I'm
nedo station AT Newport, Il. |. lie took command Of
Inc I@S-Ship Tennessee tn" Home Sqnndron last
nu was detached and placed sick leave soon
'l'ci"uu' lie leaves wife ana children. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-14
THE REE. DIR. CYRUS DICKSON

ne KEY. DIR. Cyrus Dickson. for ten wears
secretary OF the Presbyterian Board of Home Missions
dled IN Baltimore last sunday morning DE- Dickson ,yo
born IN Erie County Pennsylvania. December 20 1s,e
@ DIS turner's son Of Scotch descent. At the age of
seventeen he entered Jefferson COLLEGE ut Cononsl,,r
fenn'' and was graduated I937 After his orod,o,io
he studied theology under the private instruction of T
Archibald Alexander, the principal OF an ocod,,,. moo,
ItlhceJon Ne"-JerSey. He licensed to preach In
30 '"" MS i'Sl 'hlf@e was at North East. Penn His
next church was in Franklin near bi. bir,h,, =,
ME- Vn,'Uo hcNt TO Wheeling, WrsVlr-ua. In 1856 he
Ctie pastor o. The Westminster pre~bvt,ri1n (u,ci
OF bamOre and remained there tlurin., m" wan i
unul 30 lie was a strong an'i-sIavtry man "a hr
was HNo a strict Temperance advocate '' CD "0
W icn the GA aud the New school pr,sbrtorio,. -
-" ~ go az. Dickson was elected low tI, I.ucrI
Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church to fin mo 80,
tv.c,ifY Oh IN, Board Of Home Mi,sions III. WA. ois,
cc''H 20 lhc'ollcc OF Permanent Clrvk of nh.
Assembly 6t thr same session held thar vrar IL,
phla THIS latter office he held AT the Tine ~ ~ e.