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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-16
D E AT 81 S
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R RM HALLS
G2H aHs blLSlN

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ing Cough, and all Diseases of the Breath.
ing Organs. 1t soothes and heals the
MEMBRANE of the Lungs. infiamed and
poisoned by the disease, and prevents the
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chest whicn accompany it. CONSUME
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only necessary to have the right remedy,
and HALLS BALSAM is that remedy.
DON'T DESPAIR of RELIEF, for this
benign specific will cure you, even though
professional aid fails.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-16

At this season. chnlrs much in need OF new An
thems In the above tive books will be found all that
possibly be needed and of the very best quality
Ercelty,n hthenls ant easy chr will also be
found Emersons new HERALD OF PRAISE (SlOO): in
, j. p Cobb's FESTIVAL Chorus BOOK, tSl 25) in Ter
rahn's index (Sl0O;in Tourjees CHORUS CHOIR lSL5O
in Perkins TEMPLE sLOO; and in Emerson's VOICE
81 Unp 4 III
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-16

Hundreds of Men, Women and Children
Rescued in every community from beds of
sickness and almost death and made strong
by Parker's Ginger Tonic are the best ev-
licences in the world of its sterling worth.
-Post. fm42m1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-24

dTeDae HI. lac , 5esasse NO q eei Friday
Bridge. "a the S:d year 81 lis age " tue @'e Lewis h
Reativ and i'iois family are seectfnv invita-. ,
attend his fu2eal from has rseaoe Tav s -
Friends are Aindly requested no, to send flowers.
CLoN ii-On The ed inst, Bridget. Lewis r.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral services on MONDAY
Ii INST a. ocock p n from The residence Of heT sn.
Court or smith street from FULTON Perry
9ess m me Tedenes Of her srnda,her r r
qaaghter Of Rcbecca ana Edgar O. Coursn d scranton,
washin gton and Georgetown papers please copy.
Allen ere jr second SON Of Thomas A. Eleanor GeIe
~ ISL sarah White VIE Of Gereo c Hance,
NS onfs and b 1S a. oe invited 70 attend h
sG 80" ci ocioeS p M Tram by Pennsylvania Railroad at
Carriages win be in WAITING on ARRIVAL
FRIENDS are kindly requested not 10 send flowers.
MILAN daeaon near Paterson ~ J., July 20 1881.
Funeral sunday Jaiy ~ from Church Of Holy Com.
munon carroll St, Paterson, $50 ociocS D. m
Vi1n ~alSrdsy morning July %. somerve
Fs sHn c a. M H. lie L. Soih year Of hs
Train by Jersey city Railroad leaves O'Clock D. ~
Inn Friday July p. T. d. Knower. ia
.aTs sPS friends are Respectfully
on Monday. July D. ococs D. H. 40 - 'S' '''n-S@'
dseas n Shgsen' + Il THURSDAY Jay D. of Brgkrs
Relatives an ,,cp eii 81, 81 ms city aged 90 years
511 ,h us t1nsa from his late reenc West
Please omit nowers ' At y ''"'A
MOQRE-In Brooklyn. Friday, July % Sampson Moore
III me 10Th Of
Relatives aid friends the family respectfully invited to
a.''ha ms mineral nom his late No 6r,ee
aNe" Oh sunday. Juy p, at O'Clock y. m.
FNT-At rarIytowm. Y. y SATURDAY. Julv % 100,
rsVhl \ lhcel IN the 10Th 81 his - - H'
ieIN services Will DE held
afternoon al , O'Clock L. m -~''""s
further '"''NNA W "N"o"" "i'n
Carriages viii DE in O'Clock m train from 9 n
VA lF.fAAN- Al II Mays. Ga. Della St.rrs
Waterman, VIE Of the late Rev Thomas T. Waterman
llteirntnt services viii be held a
Providence r. l., Wednesday morning july 81 AZ IL
O'Clock. -' 80 NJ a.
WEBB-At Wesihed. y. J, SATURDAY. Juv d Iaura A
, Nebl, wife Of OTIS O. Webb aged 30 wears.
wees on Monday July % at residence in
Nestteld, al 23o D. m. -
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NOTES FROM LONG RRAVCU

LoNG BRANCH, July 23.-Yor several DAYS
past numbers OF large sharks have been seen of the
coast one OF them stranded the beach and after be
lhS Killed was placed exhibition. Four large wh,to
WINES nave been sighted OF Sandy Hook slhin "A few
weeks.
Mrs c. Schroeder who was guest at tbe Irving Uopse
II" me Time OF Tuesdays FIRE, which DESTROYED the hotel
mas hAd' an AFFIDAVIT, that during excitement at
''h"lhg the fire. her trunks which were saved were
ORC On open ana jewclry amounting to 81 900 WIS
N"'h Ia" police hay" sent n minute description of the
nil@~l- "tt' 'N to superintendent Nang Of NeW-Nork
lives. ''''' "''i' 'H''
Following the late arrivals a the West End uot,,
JUG M'rcur aud WIFE, PENNSYLVANIA: Waller tbbs
nm na" a. Pn,t3'i j \; WN"th, New-Nork; Howard
~"',, = Virginia; j. l.. Pool ana wife, r. A. Gamb III
1,nll "'N ,tAailcs y Copeland and wife. Boston
{ ""m ~ h"'a ana party. News ors george Broo,
thI army, ihti"n; :. f. Chlrreugrr Boston Nh W
NC ih'r7on, James L. Claguoru and family, Philalrl-
P'' "'"i- y" NcGlL Edward i. Albert, H. Walker.
- t"h} '"iF' H. Holt. ". II. Garner New orN
George = stevens, {. II. BIgulow Daulcy, Conn.
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MUSIC AND TIE DRAMA.
AFFAIRS OF THE POE MEMORIAL.


The committee having charge of the Poe Memo
rial project consists of the following gentleneh'
Algernon :. Sullivan, A. NJ. Palmer, Edwin booth'
William Wi ter, Lester Wallack, John H. BrauS'
Barley Campbell, G.. f.. MontgOmmery. ChareS f.
Furlong Thomas McWatters, James W. DaVluson'
Frank b. Carpenter Steele Mackaye, MarShal H.
Mallory Leou j. Vincent and Robert IL HARRISON
This is an official and authentic list. no other per
sons are now officially associated with the el''el
prise and il is not intended that the committees
shall be increased. Mr.. sullivan is president Nir'
Palmer is treasurer; Mr.. Winter mas resigned the
Office of secretary, in favor of Mr.. Thomas NC
Walters who has been elected to tnat post. All
debts are paid. A fund of over F3oOO Is sultapN
invested and is held ny \. Nj. Palmer and NJ H..
Mallory One more performance to increase the
fund is contemplated; and this, probably, Will
occur in Philadelphia, in the approaching autumn.
MIR. Lawrence Barrett has kindly Signlted hls WILL
ingness to act for this cause. The committee has
already determined upon its arrangements for the
memorial Poe, and this will be offcred-as the
tribute of the Stage to Poetry, and to the memory
of poet born in the ranks of the dramatic profess
sion-to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The
plan of the committee, to the work of art which
is to be obtained, will be made known at a later
time.
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D{ED 4 + SEA.
To me T. dttor Of Thc Trfbuue
SIR: William f., Stoutpnburmh Ill

To the razor Of Thc TrfbuUe
SIR: William +. St0utcnburph died ot coo,
on board OF the lclvcua bound from Livcruoo IL New
York. age twenty-five years. lie was born at Chester
Morris County n. j. and prepared for colleae ot
0ohoocy Mountain Seminary, of which his father the
Kew !" l. StoutchhuiRh, was principal lie graduated
with distinguished honors nj Princeton College with tina
class of 1870 He was at the early age twenty called
M Instructor in the Syrian Protestant College at Beirout
SYRIA where after nearly two years successful
Ing his iaing health made necessary hH return To a
native land which he nearly reached. His obcrtiVr
pot was IN" Gospel ministry; but he Wished first to
enrich ms NINA by the study O Oriental languages the
history OF ancient PHILOSOPHERS aid extensive travel,
me allcr 81 winch he had III large accom-
phrhcl having visited almost ali tnr places
on interest III the old World. NumcrOt, friends with
anxious solciiude, awaited his arrival only to
the painful intelligence That sabbath morning OF the
iHh INST he departed TINS lie his nna rest I'm
iedNch, anna the kindly sympathics strangers, WHO
Il. - q CLOCK on Inc same sacred sabbath with i'm
pt'nANc religious services, conducted the Rev. Dr.
Noodhall, buried him IN inc deep sea- A MouINtu
NcC York, July -, lNSI
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MUSICAL. NOTES.

The remains of Henri Vieuxtemps are 70 he re-
moved from Algiers to Veryiers his birthplace.
where monument Is to be erected to his memory
a new opera by Leo Delibes "Lallme" is to be
produced in Paris about the end of next season The
part of the heroine an Indian Brahminess was COM
posed especially Tor Mile Marie Van Zandt.
A musical festival of novel sort is to be held ot
Brighton next September. The choral societies
bands and ianfares of Belgium France and Switzer-
land have been invited by the Mayor and other
authorities 10 engage In a competition for a nu,nher
of handsome and valuable prizes a connection ~
winch no English societies are to be allowed to
take part, because, perhaps hints "A London ncvs-
paper the fhslish do not wish 10 send their guests
away beaten. 7
Delights Jounal Of Music has been discontinued
atteran existence of twcnty-nine year.. Mr. John
>. Dwight, th' editor is a sound and scholarly mn
sclan and a careful and honest critic and it is to
MS lhiluenco, eNerted personally aud through his
paper, that Boston rs largely indebted for the ad
vance III musical cultivation which has taken nIocc
t .is during the last quarter of century. The
oisc3htlhuahce OF The journal will be viewed win
marked regret, and ii is to he honcI tLnt H.
DwiguII VIII not Withdraw himself altogether from
musical AFFAIRS, in which he has made lis inG ''o,'
1elt so Ions and so benehcally ~ '"o'ic0
Herr Rchter's managers in Loudop Lo,,o ,,,.
relied, ana the result of the conseouent s,l,+ !;
Ae' 10 DC new series OF orchestral concerts newt
epiius' Inc hichter season will take place -.
usual an" IN o'her set will probably be conducted
Dy Charles Halle with Wilhelm az concert-,n
Mr. Halle who a capital pianist. and vyho.o NJ.
chester orchestra has been esteemed tle hot - ~,
Iahd, is devoted rather to the older masters viii
hlciterls prominently an exponent of Wa.,rer ,,d
ine new school 50 that the concerts will dnnI,, INV
1o strongly c'nirastcd, though as both mn o,
ucNoteI admirers oi Beethoven there will also IN, m
ffn"ii iitaiy between them, win the symphonies
curious note is made iii the Italian papers to the
enec. 'hat the celebrated tenor Mario from the bo
FntL
Sunny Vi Ms artistic career in 1889 to its end in
'o'V' sang S3l times III different operas that il to
say 20 times in operas by Donzetti. IN in tbose
W Meyeioeer lab III Rossinis H. in Verdis. 80 IN
oennrs, 40 III Gounod's, Us in Aozart's 80 in Flo.
70" III Ciharosa's, II III Aubci'S, in Costas
III haeyys, and in Mercadan,cs His fayorte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-24

inside of two weeks possibly next Tbursdov
and evening ~
Inc first fudress ball the season has vet to be nm
nounccd.
US expected that full sixty visiting clergymen Of
various denominations will attend the meeting of the
Ministers Association Monday next.
full-drcss hop given at the Grand Union uote,
this evening i
, ne next Grand Union Hotel garden party will proha
bc s ake place early in August The arrivals to-day have
were req stored at the United States Hotel this
Of s,3 !; f. Senley, d. r. Bcad and John +. smith,
EvS1n' NJ and 4irs Geo; H. Huber, u T. Shaier and
Id6 nas' 81 New York; +. f. Fleetwood Lola L.
Tnc Ii New orleans; and Mr and Mrs. j. S. Arnold OF
= > Walsh, s. r. Hoffman and l. b. Pendef9n 81 ~
doWS VS. Charles e. Young of Newark; Frank Wentworth
ao9neyi NJ NJ IIummel, +. +. Knowiton D. $ babc"cE
ANA i,aDYock, James Wilkinson l.. T. Browning MIR
MneI trn rrn1 Ia ieckscher, jr, of NewYor, ana
cc among !hG C0nercss Hall arrivals this morning were
whitney D. D. Whitney. IT, and wald Iy Whifno 3D. D.
II1r32hi,n: Mr and Mrs. e. X. Brown NJ IT, Berirgc G.
sl"Ik W, ,; Fodder of Jersey city; e. g. Brown ana
'"i'S' o. Elizabeth, and VIM. e. Thone, of Cohocs.
Among the late arrivals are:
From Newly ork-Jamcs r. Keene Ioorord Jerome
james Niter, Daniel But, crlichI, A. Lovcoy D. I"s
~ NJ - A. jhss, Nelson Robinson, Emmett Rohuron
M r. NJ. lie amin, Miss Ann Byron, Mrs j. DE Ona Inc
22'"N'rs' W - Parker, Charles W. Dayton. DR. Andrew
J.: a. Cloud, George c. Hunter r. X Sturges Peter NJ
i"n,N, "t2rse l. Common Mr.; and Mrs. j. H. snyder
Sweeney and c. Il. Burroughs Brookiy1' f. T. Rrnro,t
ana in'h{ Phadelpna Mr.. and Mis-. 4. NJ Worcester
Newara }. Cogswci, Rochester; Mr and Mrs J"ii1,
~. Grant and George ". Kirk, Ncw-Orlcaus; Mis-. r.
iioIden PHts1eld Mass. Mr. and Mrs j. H. IIlii Dn.
buPuT, Iowa; Mrs. G. Reed, Syracusc. ~ Il r. r. Wcy-
Ter, Fremont, \. Y; William H. Young, fIasbroutk
swirl, Columbus, .. " ""
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, judy 23.-T0-mou0W
most OF the pnpits In win be occupied by clergy
men from out of town, and included in the
inents are the Rev. Dr. A. A. Hodge, Princeton College,
the Rev Henry A. Frink of Hamilton College, the Row
john H. Turin, OF Warronton, Va the Rev Dr Webster
of Baltimore, the Rev. H. IT, Wycr, Wnrrcnton, Va.
and the Rev edward H. Robnns Of Media, Penn.
line programme mas been arranged for the sncred
Countess simonott of MarcaiOo. here and guest OF
Mrs. J. IL. Marlborough, OF Ph4dclphia-sL
Mr. and Mrs. j. W foalHy, OF New York, are AT Sem
pie Grove.
Count de Caunont of Paris. is at the United States
Hotel
Dr c. T. Leonard and family, OF Ncw-York, arc hero
visiting relatives.
The Rev j. W. Bennett, of shclburn, and the rev.
John IAVeey Of Vernon, are guests of DR.. t. Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs H. Frazer. OF lryington, at the Cont
mental
NJ ami Mrs TW. Farrell, of Charleston, are among lhe
arrivals at Pleasant Home.
Mrs j. Guy ana family, of Brooklyn, at the Holden
House
The Kew DR.. j. X. Kerr of Ncw-York arrived AT the
DIS. strongs last night
&C. Armstrong and family of New Bork, are at the
Ilucstis House.
Mr. and Mrs. r. IL. Camp OF New britain, Conn, are
at the Adclph Hotel.
Gospel Temperance" the subject before the union
prayer meeting TINS morning.
Madame Marie oelka viii sing IN the park tomorrow
evening.
There viii be another display of networks in Congress
slilhg Park next Thursday evening.
garden party VIII be gwen at the Clarendon lloIeI
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DANCERS or SURF BETTING.

AsRCRY PARK, y. j.. July 23.-Coloncl Arm
str"ns, Of NrU YORK; and his dInghtcr had marrow
escape from drowning yesterday afternoon. Both are
expert swimmers, but Vcnturcd ont tar that the cur
rent caught them and carried them ont to SEA. The
Colonel cried for assistance. and Andrew White, the
bathing master, instantly fastened lilcbc ana rope 10
his waist and swimming out, reached both father ana
daughtcr and after considerable difficulty rescued both
ol lhtln ~ AN cNhailNlcd condition.
Lose BRANCH. July 3B.ihr body of the man droN ed
liufSuaN afternoon near tn" ocean per wa washed mp
touN on the beach nt sea r ;hL samuel H. itlcA, oi
Ne. 1856 East Oue-huud. ed ana fourth New ORR,
thr body and anticd it n~ tlHt 81 MIS- brother ". j.
Bailey, ~ lo had nYcd in New York. twenty eight
ANiLrs O.N md mlmHrIlNN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-24
NEWPORT NOTES.


NENIciT, Il. l., july 23.-J. VI. Redmond
ana Miss Mary T. RCdmond of Ncwl orA 4te The guest,
o. "NNiNor Cooper of NcNl orl AT the sands cottage.
Mrs A. c. stout, ~ New York, has named her summer
residence " fcncnhc."
&c. Romans, ~ Ncw-Nork has arrived AZ Could
island oi winch he is the Ills family are also on
the Island
T. y stout, 90 NcwNork. ha, arrived at Fcrncl.Gc,
Bei"vnc-'Yc, FOR the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kathhono, ~ ALBANY. have rCt
mere ana gone to Ntrrnral~ctt Pier, whore they VIII
remain dunn; the remainder of tae season.
MT ana Mrs /. f. Cushing, o. Boston. win return
here from Europe carly next week ard takc possession
OF '"'i VIVA ''IhIhf o." rf'Hi" "t General L. j.. lo-
ter near tic Sporting Rock.
Re" &" the farmers are opposing fox hunts ON Rhode
lS'"h" SOIL
Monday ana Thursday afternoons VIII bc known as
Fort days az Fort Adams during tn -ra-00 oud upon
the days nrn"nrd hr,i-'las- copccr-- Viii br given for
,, r.'''' wv '''' i' '"''' s''''" AT
' ,
rived and taken lo.s,.,s,. ,i the Cram. .,., M Pan,
d'.r'"''
Ia" poi" games on hor"r. VIII open "n saturday, .Illy
Tram ,,, i,,, 1,l ,, ,i,'' 80, ,. , ''', ana
y,lI ~. ,,.,,.,, ,.,,.r. ,,., .. ,' t''''''
noon
Nj and Mrs J. G. G.. uaalock anil family. ami Miss
N'|n'' "' hr""h'n a!' 81 'rc fh"' coi"-'' on Broad
u,v,t,n,l f,,,,., ,.,,,., ,r,, >.., .....
...'.'I ,,.,, ''''''' '' '' '''' '"'" ''.'
on Wcb-tcr-t
mayer IT, "t Boston
lie v.il rc,,,r, ia N,, y,rl. s,,n.,.,,. ,,i,',
~ " w." '''" ''"''' "'%"''
dcrbiIt. of Ncv-Yora.
Hollis uuunc0cli. of Boston. entertained a par,y of
friends at Gun Rock tonight.
The winners IN the lawn tcnui4 match to-day were
I,d,...1 =, ,. .,t AL, No.. nm,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-24
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. July 2l 4. m.-The baromc-
ter Is highest in the Lower Missouri Valley and lowest
In Nova scotia. The temperature has fallen from To
in the south Atlantic, and i To llo in the Culf
states; 1t has risen slightly IN the Middle Atlantic
States the ONO Valley ana Tennessee, the Lake region
and the Northwest. Local reported from the
Ncrl Gull States. East of tn" Mississippi weather
prevails The winds IN the Lake region have shifted
I" Suuthcry ca~tcrly winds continue tho South At
antlc states and norhWcstcry in the West Ou States.
Indications FAR to-fqH
For Ncw-En gland, generally fair weather winds
silug to south west, stationary followed falu..
barometer, stationary q. higher temp, ratulc.
For the Middle Atlantic states weather
variable winds, stationary or lower barometer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-24
HARPER Il BROS.


nnrper's CyclopRdia of British American Poetry.
Edited 10y Royal coti
Or,d edges, ~ 80.
paper. 20 cents.
Thomas argyle. by Moncure D. Conway. Illustrated.
D.
The BeaHiiiul Wretch. 4 Brighton story. BY william
TO Day in America. Studies for Tho od World The
New iN Joseph laftOn. 4to, paper. "a cents.
Ayalas Angel. \ Novel by Anthony Trollope. Sto
lalnlf. 1ttff>
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DYING FROM NrIB BOUNDS.

Mary OBricn, age thrty-livc, OF No. ll9
BaNter-st, attacked. Sunday, ut her home
by Timothy sullivan, Nengcul lodgcr
whom her husband had turned INTO the
street, and was stabbed half dozen Tunes.
Yesterday she dS ing Bellevue Hospital coroner
H. niger took hcr ntc-mOrtcm deposition SUNah Ia III
the IOibs awaiting trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-24

'-9 I'D MINISTER LOWELL AT LONDON
WORLDS OF CHEER To THE UNION LEAGUE.
DISTINCTION Jnly 23.-The following was sent
by the Secretary IL state this afternoon:
10 LOWELL, Minister London:
ApouI noon today the Presidents condition be-
cue very suddenly worse. He had chills alternate
R WIN f11Xer, increased pulse and very high tenn
49, uie' ms symptoms AT half-paSt are better
az. ne Is much easier in every respect The CON
Snltlhg surgeons, Dr. Hamilton, of New-Ynrk and
Dr. Agnew of Philadelphia. have been summoned
ana are low en- route to Washington bv snerai
train. RI ~, So, - an
The following kilograms were sent by Secret aries
James and Blaine tonight:
10 LOWELL, Minister Iondon:
Al I'D O'Clock tonight the Presidents symptorns
are better Pulse, temperature and respiration are
improved Inc distressing nausea has lett and there
Is no appearance Of chillS.
BLAINE, Secretary.
tome UNION LEAGUE CIrB. Ne,c- York Ctr:
Al liS hour-lO c'c'Ork-the President is slecn-
XXI pmetiN. Pulse loG. There is "A manifest sub
siueioe Oh me dlSqnieting symptoms of the dav.
THOMAS L. JAMES Postmaster General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-24
IIRE LNNrRlNCE ErSINESS.

ALBANY. July 23.-Supcrintondcnt Fa1rnou
ha- completed mia compilation OF the returns mad. m
.' 'fe insurance companies hrr states and coun-
ulr' or the -iN months ended Jun, 49, ISL Tho
ifiutIn lh-urlnce Company Boston is the only com
pans ioi oiiug lc-s than $4,000 ma; surpu- The Brit
Ian American Company, o. Torout0. Ontario. failed TO
report as required The following summary j, taken
from the reports as rendered:
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DISPUTLD SILE or STOCK.

FALL RIVER, Mass, July 23.-ln the suit of
the gina Stockholders Of the Dav0l Mills
$1,000 premium obtained by the mills on 1000 shares
OF stock, which sold auction after the capital
HtocA oi the mills had been cinccd aud raised a. in,
Judge ltiutu IN tnr superior Court to-day decided lor
thC plaintiffs. The case goes to ihr supreme Court
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HENRY HOLT & CO..


4 Natter Fact Girl. By Theodore OsiL ICmo Qes
loul
Taine's French revolution. Vol IL neing hind volume
OF the III Contemporary France.
quest Translated lA John Dulaud. Large l2fuo.
Among the Hills. by Frances Poynter lCmo Leisure
la ~tIl =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-24
SIZZLING EIQU0RS IN ASBTRY PARK.

AsBURY PARK, \. j., July 23.-James NJ.
Case pro rolor OF the Hotel BRISTOL has been arrested
ON me ,lHut chief Commits .lOur jaime, ~ Brad
icy for selling Intoxicating liquors Case admitted the
selling, bnt pleaded Ignorance al the law. Muldn
~P,ing, keeper of restaurant, was arrested ON sIi
lu complaint by the commissioners ibolh men
MNrr mold 10 MMnlI lhn AnllMm nl mo A..Aml JMrA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-24
Il. B. PETERSON Il BROTHERS


Mildred Calder. An iayl Of West ont. ~ Alice Iins
Hamilton i'lce - cents in paper, OF 81 in cutl.
The History 90 farl.iennc. Being story
!an Woman 4" Fashion iN octave rcullri. tlausiaiesi
NOM ihe rcnch by Charles iapcy. Price 30 cents PAPER,
Oh 81 - clOtl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-24
JUSTICE CLIfFORU DYING.

PORTLAND, Me-, July pa special dispatch
10 IN" Bund,e IiDics from Cornish AT 1910 H. IN s,va
Justice Clifford ~ weaker He has hal treatment con
Nuihions, ehdihg Ia a stupOr. lie cannot live iongV
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Il NLW NAIIONAL BANK.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, JUly 23.-Ihc Third
National Bank Wts organized ia ga, city to-day Win
PAID up capital of $4,000. Dr. William Morrow. al
Nashville, is the president and j. H. Fulton a. Nash
Nllc, The boa. al directors j, composed OF
Chat tmou~a business IitI.
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operas the "Huguenots," the Barbiere"
and Lucrezia Borgia." The first he sang 10 times
the second 102 times, and the third 81 times. He
sang in Faust 80 times Favorita" 40, " Don
Giovanni AZ, lie Prophetic" As, 50 Puritani
~, "Rigoletto " 80, Don Pasquale " 3D. Marta
20. "Ballo in Maschera 20 and "Trovatore" %.
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Eternal Purpose study OF the Scii4rc Io,lTIue q
Immortality. l,uo, oNtra cloth. - -.
How Crossed Africa. iiy MAJOR Serla Pluto. Ma. {
int"r' and lis han PAGE and sna cl Illustrations lS mall
maps and Large Two vols, clotli 81
ls, 1.
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The Ncw-lolk sun of the 2d SAYS: Rats
ate All the signatures OIL Wiu ai North Adams Mass
ana the mutidod document therefore. the subject Of
hiGauOu. II hongh Rats had been used thIs Would
not have happened lis reputation Is Worldwide. as 1t
clears ont rats mlce cochroacA,s hc.bus lc- rnin
and all kinds OF insects.
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History Of Greek sculpture From the earliest ies
down o 4 lifft4,
Museum. MIN llinS Tations. Ro, Sgo cloth.
France rtnch the SECOND siail 81 Use ->lre
Hlldriall. Translated
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osgeods American t.aide BOOKS. Ne~-liariand Mari
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each noaud M heAlue Ciolh. Scores q ia
90 sacn.
fcHrini Responsibility, and Other stories by Nl-lsr
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