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SCENES Al COMFY ISLAND.

The extreme heat Wednesday drove an unit
sua number o people from the city Coucy Island The
ace neH along the beach were unusually animated espc
ca!ly at the bathing places. The proprctors these
were really happy Wednesday " II is the best day we
have Had yet for bathing this season." ssud cmpoyc
OF the Manhattan Bathing Pavilion. This has been "a
very uniav orabc time for IA FAR have accomlno-
daions for 10000 people daily aud yet we have had
hardly 10000. Last year we had $50 900 bathers, bat
am very mnch afraid we shall fail below that this
year" Just then he received dispatch which read
Please take notice that Vcnnor paving out oaloric;
govern Yourself accordingly" lie smiled and said that
after all Ncnnor might stll hotel proprictors.
After o'clock bathcrs pouring the amphithe
a'rr IN large numbers, large proportion them being
women. They seem To enjoy the surf even more than
the men The scenes in the were very animated,
ana great numbers OF HIIcrs gathered witch the
hhtlfrS 1hrrc med 10 La la whom
war novelty, and some afforded "A goohly amount OF
amusement by the they iumbl,d surf
ana were occasionally " sWamped" " by a large bow.
Late ia the afternoon the clouds suddenly gathered,
ana before people could got under cover
Nv heavy shower Of rain. There was general sirry
for shelter hats and bonncts ew patasos turned inside
out the canvas OF paNih0ns and ycrgnlas napprd
blcs were cleared at sweep OF the wind and general
confusion prevailed for q time Within ten minutes the
whole sccne had completely changed Scarcely person
was To be seen on beach drive Almost every able
object was blown from the Iron Pier into sea. AZ
O'Clock ii clear AGAIN.
4 general feeling OF satisfaction prevailed the
hotels more particularly at the large oncs, which
little affected by the transient travel Their rooms
engaged ana tller uroprlctorS are hopeful
SALOONS PROHIBITED.
ALBANY, july l5-The Commissioners OF the Land
once have directed Their clerk to inform owners of
saloons On the approaches TO the Iron Pier COncy
Leland to remove them within fifteen DAYS or the state
Tlii nkg action They are regarded AZ distractions TO
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HOW MANY COMETS IN ONEG

SIR Are there two comets On the Doth
OF June first about 15o above the horizon very
bright comet, visible i'll the evening daylight
ceased 1t is still visible, though diminished in bright
and apparent size, and having rapidly risen to
within say 15o the altitude of the North Star, and at 10
T. appears about 15o west of the North STAR the tail
pointing eastward and upward at angle with the hor
of about 459. Then at a. M saw comet at about
the altitude and 15o east of the North STAR the
tail pointing upward and westward. nearly at right
giles with the line of the tail of the evening comet Had
DO other employment but stargazing, would watch
nights and try solve the problem but work days
and must sleep nights. Now Ive nothing the
astronomers about two comets II there he hut one,
how does he get his long tail whiskcd round that in
six hours its direction has changed 800 II there are
two comets exhibiting. why hasn't somebody men-
u0ned II Ii. c. b.
North Georgia, July g. 1891.
There is only comet Let our correspondent
cut out circular piece of card board with the pole
star at the centre and the comet the edge with
its tail pointing little to side of the star. Now
If he will stick pin through the pole star and
volve the card board circle he will have better
idea of the various positions the comet in
twenty-four hours than any written explanation
could give hm.-Ed.l
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THE EFFECrS or OPPRESSIVE NEAT.

CINCiNNATI, Jnly 1.-THE thermometer at
noon to-day marks 90, the coolest day within a week
There eight of sunstrokc reported the Po
lice Central station NJ To noon to-day, four Of
which were fatal The health officers issued fftv-sx
burial permits MP 10 noon, Of which forty-two
deaths 10y heat The police do not get reports OF ali the
Lose BRANCH, \. j., July ll-Yesterlay and to-day
have been insullerablc account of the Ncser
day the mcrcnry mounted as high 96o IN tho shade
To-day at p. the thermometer indicated go in the
shade. Two cases of prostratlun occurred.
SOUTH ANNOY, y. j., july 1.-THE mercury reached
$50 in the shade To day. ana nearly all business WAS al
a standst on account oi the oppressive heat
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis ,or ne past "A hours.

AsHINGToN. July ID. a. m.-The barome-
TER l. highest in the Lower Lake region and lowest in
Nova Scotia. second depression is central in Mani
toua The temperature has fallen slightly in the Lake
region the ONO Valley and Tennessee and
elsewhere 1t has remained nearly stationary Rain is re-
ported from the Ohio Valley and Tennessee aud Gulf
suites Inc following heavy rainfalls in eight honrs
reported; LIS inches at Lynchbnrg; Isl inches at
Cincinnati, AMI 1872 inches Galveston. Souiherly
NIndS continue m the south Atlantic aud Guf States
III the Middle Atlantic States are variable
Indications FOR to-fdy
For the Middle Atlantic States partly cloudy weather
with local rains in the southern portion variable winds
and stationary or low cr barometer and temperature
for NcW-Elgstnd FAR weather westerly winds and
stationary or higher barometer and temperature.
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SOUTHWESTERN ASSOCIATION.

CHICAGO, july 14.-The Southwestern Rail
way association met this morning and further consid
ereu inc proposition submitted yesterday by Mr.. Cable
OF the Rock Island Road looking TO reorganization
OF the pool and adjustment OF differ
ehces Afte4 protracted discussion, which
lasted nearly a day, the matter was referred 10
Go,nhitee consisting of Mcssrs. Cable of the Rock
tiSiad hays, OF ne Missouri Pacific aud Gau of the
Der L. '" VIZ "Nf'NN"
commissioner Mdgely was then empowered restore
Iils rates NJ once between Chicago southwestern
points; 10 divert tonnage from one road to another I'M
accordance with the pooling arrangement and also to
divert business at his discretion rates are cut
IN meeting substantially agreed to continue the
present percentages of traffic until meeting i'm SEN
TENDER The agents of the seven lines comprised i'm the
pool were accordingly instructed restore and MAIN
tain rates - N '-%''A
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EXAMINATION AT THE Custom HOUSE.

At the competitive examination ut the Custom
House yesterday thrty-iye candidates presented
themselves for examination for admission into the
Customs service. 1t was the ifty-third examination
since the civil service rules were s,ucd by President
Hayes it was conducted in the same manner that
previous examinations have been held and the same
cXamIncrS-onc representative from each of the
departments of the Collector Naval officer and
Survcyor-werc in charge There were few visitors
ana the examination passed OH without unusual in
cldrnt. The applicants sought appointment 10
cerkships at $1,000 year. There arc some va
cancics in this grade III the Naval Office
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GOOD NEWS ABOUT MR.. ARTHUR.
Lca.a LLl LLLarnlL E-c-.LL.L, III =

The rumOr is current that while in Washing
tcu General Arthur said that ne did advise sig
nation of our eXehatOrs that after they resigned
ne dd MOI recommend them to seek II reelection, and
th he entered into the canvass at Albany only ind
cate bis appreciation OF mis- personal OBLIGATIONS Seua
tor Conkug The rnmor has il that he would ONLY
leave Washington when he had of the prob
ane recovery OF the President ard that any event he
Would not ictcrn To Albany. While In Washington the
General has borne himself with such marked dignity and
discretion rs 10 leave very favorable impression uDon
az who met him. II the President continues to mend
tSngh the present week, the General will probably
sees rest ana recreation by fOrtnights salmon fishing
on the RcstigOGchc where will he acccssihc inv tc
gfaph anu WITHIN thirty six hours Of New-YOrk by rail
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,w-york: L. II. weathcrsby, Philadelphia;

Gof New-York; l. II; weathersby, Philadelphia
Francis a. Gilbert, Stroudsburg, Penn.
Ocean Housc-H. A. Harmon, PALMYRA, N. " D. c.
Reynolds, Providence> j. NJ. Pettis, St. LOnis H. ID.
JAY A. s. jay, Baltimore; +. B. Barnnm, Washington;
"a G. knu6ei and wife, Jean Maggie, New-Yorli G. y;
Holding, Thomas L. Burke, Chicago; Mrs. Edmund
Davis and family, Providence; H. W. Robinson, United
states Navy f. Haas ~ Guford, f. L. Guillord, ii. B.
Davis and wife New-York; William Duncan, st. Louis
Eiward Bidder, Wilmington. Del; NJ. Marx and WIG,
Memphis; John A. Ubbsde, New-Oreans William
kcnt, I1ttsburg; j. NJ. LaSee, Whitkinsville; Il.
Jacobs, ~, and wife. Delhi N Y; +. Il. Adams, III. c.
Adams Philadelphia; f. :. Ely, Norwich X. IL. White,
Boston Wiam White, Manchester, \. H.; Colonel Mum
day and family Conesyillc W. Il. Davenport and wife,
MISSES davenport C. W. Davenport, Erie, Penn; Mrs e.
W Myers, D. A. Myers, Miss G. G. Myers, Columbus,
Hotef Aqnidneck-L Hammond H. Sigourney, J. C.
Brckett, Madame Boger, Miss Bolger, j. +. Knowles,
i5oSton; W. r. Whittord Providence; W. b. Diman, j. T.
keIlogg c. Grace, George Harro, New York Essex
SoWell troy, ~ r; T. Mtchelson Boston, j. B. billing
t nam; conway Dilngham, James j. Creigh, West Ches-
Ter: Penn d. Rawls, Mrs. A. g. Smith, j. X. Jameson,
INDIANA; T. W: Bowdch, Boston George Dnval, Il. =.
iiollnch, W. 4. Williams and wife, New York; John
HoWgate Concord Mrs j.. T.. Heath, Ncw-London W.
r. Wnipple, w 7. Hale, John stack, Providence; II.
FORESTER Boston r. A. Chirehugh, NewYork; L. j. O.
3arrol FAR Haven. VT; n, H. Huntey William Walsh,
JOhn +. Byrnc, John j. Sweeney, Mrs. Greene, f. w.
Greene and Il. X. Wright, Philadelphia.
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IIEL.

APpLETON-At Clifton. S 18th inst, John 4.
Al d enn in the Goth of his age
Fnn' Church. Clifton. Friday. the
10th INST, at . O'Clock p. m.
Convcyances VIII De in attendance O'Clock
loaf.
Friends are kindly requested not 90 send flowers.
RENEDICr-O Thursday July H. Soeyo Lunt infant son
% Srciyc Benedict Of BROOKLYN
CUnTIS-At Waterfowl. Conn, Thursday, July Is,
Eustaco Sanford Cmts. fourth uf the late Cc
william r. mOnd curtis, oi this city, agCal p
Notice OF uncIal hereafter
CODMAN-)n Wednesday, July 49, Susan, dan ghter OF he
late William Goldman, oi this city.
respectfully invited
attend late residence lao 18Th
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YELLOW FEWER At PENSACOLA.

WASHINGTON, July 1A.-Acting- Assistant
Surgeon Blonn at Pensacola, Fla, has forwarded to
Snrge"n-Gencrai Hamilton report made by Dr. j. G..
Whiting, secretary Of the of Health in that city
In which 1t Is stated that since the arrival of the Emma
Payzant with two cascs of yellow fever board creto
fore rcported the quarantine ply reported five
new cases OF fever one OF which is convaescent No
deaths nave occurred since the fever made its appear
hhce' Inc report concdes This is the only ship
rNlhS at the station TINS with fever board,
au All reports 10 the contrary without
There ~ thought TO be danger OF disease extend
ing ~ the City OF Pensacola.
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LiSEST SHIPPING NEWS.
FVF OF NEN-l VTEA ----.-J 7 u II. ISL
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED
steamer Atlas tr, pcarsc Jacme Jnne % AuN Caves 81
Jcrt1uic 2S, Mare an
Prince NY aud Kingston with mise and passenger 10
PIN. fOrMoOd A
HE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON. Jnly li-ArTivcd steamers Ftzrov f3r Cihhs
frol New orleans aud North sydney, CD King sr
scott from Montreal and Quebec; Persian Monarch tDr
DuncOmb, from Ncw-Nork '
AMERICAN PORTS
BOSTON July f-Arivcd, steamers Minnesota I8r) slcir
from Liverpool; Australia OBJ, Ward
lgcar~e YORK.
RAi1iMORl July litleare. SaIagoSsa
innah " IN crane. Doanc. Boston.
sailed. steamers Enrique, burg Saracossa
NEwDWkAAS July li-At the PASSES, sailed steamer
Chalmette, ior Ncw-Noig.
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THAT'S RIGHT, PEPPER HIM.
frnn The IIicn HernIi Rsrl

1t may well be doubted if any Senator of
the NewYors Legislature who betrayed and misrcpre-
sented his constituents found in his District men
OF spirit and determination to make him
his nfauy than Bradley Winsow. OF WATERFOWL Letter
inter letter coming from the best most infuentia
republican, IN Jefferson County has been sent to Wins
low, demanding his resignation. Letter after letter
now going 10 him daily, filed with rasping criticism
upOn the miserable pcttiogng of his circular p.-
nation. When the deadlock il finally broken ii will
be- and senators are elected who will not upon
the wounded President, Mr. Winsow. instead OF going
back TO WATERFOWL will do well hire desert island
some here ana play Robinson Crus0e.
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HARPER ~ BROS.

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The story OF Helen Troy. Novel by the author Of
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PUBLIC OPINION.

Poor Conllng! Taking all things into con-
eideratiOn, rather for him than otherwise
He isn't by any bad sone-t Philadelph
Telegraph (Rep)
The country is too prosperous at present for
q Greenhack party. The people cannot be persuaded
that they suffering when all branches of legitimate
industry are fourishng.-I Milwaukee Republican 1scpD
If the thirty Conking men in the New York
Legislature continue to brevct Democrats much
longer, TME TRIBUNE ALMANAC must be revised by
changing the figures representing the political complex
ion OF that body from log puDicans and - Democrats
To 76 Republicans and 80 DeInocrats.l Boston journal
(RepD
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CHARLES sCRIBNER.~ SONS.

The Cat An Introduction study oil Ia.E Ini Arl
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THE CONVICT LABOR SYSTEM

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July IA commit
zee g ior'y-hVe members OF the Georgia Legislature
were Ill this city to-day their return rom tour 81 m
spection of the convict labor system Of Georgia Tb
%ere accompanied by Senator Joseph f. Brown ond
xlhg their stay here partook OF "a banquet tenderod
thehl py Colonel T. w. Cole. The committee found ~
system OF convict labor well conducted and viii r,co
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CONSTRUCTION IN VIRGINIA

FORTRESS MONROE, July 13.-The extension
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad to Newport News
is going forward as rapidly as possible will
be made to have it completed by the middle of October
new railroad from Chrisfeld to Cherystone, on the
Eastern Shore is projected and General Poymter
tIcsluent, went over this morning TO select a site for
ils southern terminus This road, when completed win
point and York '--'"
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uONORS AND DUTIES FOR THE VICE PRESIDENT
From me T5og Times fRepl

We see no good reason why the Vice Pres-
dent should not have seat in the Cabinet, and in gen
eral brought into ultimate relations with the Adj
mlnlstratiye branch of the Government. should the
freslent be called away from the seat of Government
for any protraced period be disabled Mr. Garfield
II now the iceresldent might be authorized attend
10 ordinary and routine details executive bus
ness indeed there are some who have ali along sup
posed was incumbent upon him to do suggestion
has been made that the NiccPrcsident be declared
Ohclo, Governor OF the District OF Columbia; and still
other plans have been mOOed with the view relieving
TINS ocer holding nomnay the sccOn place in the
ernnent from Dbscury and enforced naction. There
II no good reason why the President and Vice
shOnld not stand together OF mutual
AMI goodwill instead Of being they too often are.
tranged BY jealousy and distrust.
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" GENERAL" ELMER.
To the Editor Of rhe Tribune

T
SIR: Your Washington correspondent n dav
or two fell into the pardonable error of cse,in,
General" upon the n.me of Richard Allison Elmer
suppose because he is the Second Assistant Postmaster
General am happy to say that the country has at
ieast one Gang man who has stepped honor and
distinction without necessarily having been o,uera
ctlta commodore or judge, and who (perhal1s a IN
u. oud IN this country simply Mr.. Elmer "
Aeac- York. July II. WILLIAM Ap,,s
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RESCUED FROM DROWNJNG

Herman Roch, of No. Ia Pitt-st. and Ed
wal" s'"S hsr Oh No so7 Fifth-st, out rowing
on the East River last MIGHT WI 70
1hird-st the excursion barge Chicago. struck ,hoi
boat upsettng it and throwing the men into Tho
water The barge went on without answering tho oris
~ sne men iot help The police Moses Ttvior No.
passing ~ Tue time and hearing the men cry lar
oneo' lowered their boats and rescued them ~ '"V
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GEORGE Z. PUTNAM'S soNS.

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pei1ect equality with all other express companies and
VIII see that IL does not take 10 Itself priv
eges II does not extend to compainan The motion
ulaeolNc the in JUNCTION is oVerrnled.
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D4NAGE BY LIGHTNING.

hEp BANK, N j., July 14.-Last night q
hsn'nhg pot struck the public school building ct ocean,,
nu .otiy destroyed Ii. The lightning also strrck ,h
western Union Telegraph Office WORKING a the
verely. N'"e mo operator Sc
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, July 81 a. m.-Thc move
mcnt III the barometer was upward yesterday. Fair
weather generally prevailed Tnc temperature ran ,ed
between ~ and 50. the average (7Nl22 being 81
higher than on the corresponding day last year aud
2i2' higher than on Wednesday.
Clear or fair and slightly cooler weather may be ex-
pccted ia this city and vicinity today
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Post Office Nofice.

me foreign mails for the ending SATURDAY July
10 1871, Will Close al this Office TUESDAY Al
i Europe, by steamship Wyoming Queenstown on
isDN foDAl at D. 70. Europe, by steamship Oallia
correspondence for France must Doe specially
tc7scl, anu az direct steamship
-, current wa havrei on THU ~ DAY. s30 M.
ituole 10y steamship Republic.
epc Germany ana aadr-sSrfl
al Tor Europe. WeSfrtslf,- "a
ilshoul Nherbourg aud Hamburg. SATU fs3AN al Il
i Tor Europe by steamship civ hester wa Queens
to"n correspondence Tor scotland
sio'lniN addressed and u q M GERMANY &c ny
steamship tlb, VA southampton and Bremen
enc LOT "ieat hrlian ana Other European e
specially addressed and al Tor scotland ,reci Nv
S Sie@lsnp DVola wa ,'las~2w and at Belgium
Hliect DN steamship Be genan0. The mails
LOT AsiinNau ami south Pacific MONDAY
~ e malls iot Brazil and Argentine close MONDAY
~ oN T. The mails for New -
~ AT g. M The mails for Porto -
DAD az 10 a. ~ The mails for Nassau close
Oh isHpA NJ $50 p m The mails Tor Cuba
ana the est Indies close THU Ii~DAN T. m Tie
mans ior Ne"iounoand ami Il Pierre l4urioI On
FRIDAY "a The mails and close
July IS al The mails for Australia.
"a stop M The mails for jamaica Nestln 0ies
close SAID lkpAN 3 p
,o. HENRY %. PEARSON Postmaster
Post Office York. Iufv 8.
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HENRY HOLT & CO.
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Naliacc's Russia. l2no -.
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4 Natter Fact Girl. By Theodore Q.ois-
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ROBERTS BROS.


By The Tiher BY tie author Of "S,Snor Monaianr.
Niece ~ 30.
blessed Saiui Certainty. by author his Majesty
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FORD~. HOwARD a Hf-IRrRT.


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himself With an Introduction about Indians. lnshta
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The Gospel History. continuous narrative woven from
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BURLINGTON AND SOUTHWESTERN

BURLINGTON, July lathe annual meeting
OF the burlington and Southwest Railway was held
in this city to-day No elections were held "a the road
II aont 10 pass under the control of Chicago Bur
hSton and quincy Railroad Company. 1t is
mere mat the rOad VIII be extended TO Kansas CITY,
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H0UGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO..

The Life OF Noitaire. by James Parton With portraits
anu other illustrations Two vols. hlf
The Republic Of God. Elisha Muiford la D. anthof
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