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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26
HIGH WINDs OFF NORTH CAROLTNA.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug. 25.-Since the
hour of regular observation this morning very high
southeast swell has been reported all along the North
Carolina At ateras Signal Service observer
state that the has fen to enormous height since
sunrise this morning, aud Is breaking the bar
and running across tho beach The direction is
from the southeast. The wind changed from
northeast To east at "A. ana then
To southeast, and Is now northeast again. At lC
L. IN. the wind velocity was over % miles, northeast
Heavy cunulo stratus clouds be above tho
horizon from east to sOuth. Cautionary signals have
been ordered To he displayed along the North Caroline
coast. from Cape Henry smithyc, in anticipation
hurricane east of North Carolina aud probably NOV
iIN' Ia the northwest ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPOR1.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for Me past % hours.

WASHINGTON, August 20. l a. m.-The
barometer highest in the Middle Atlantic States and
lowest in Dakota. Occasional rain has fallen in the
Northwest fair weather prevailed in the other dis
trcts The very heavy swell reported from the North
Carolina coast indicates the presence of severe storm
to the eastward Southeasery winds reported west
or the Mississippi River, and in the Upper Lake region
ana the Middle States, and northeastery in the South
Atlantic and East Gulf States. The temperature has
remained nearly stationary in all the districts.
Indications for to-dQw
For the Middle Atlantic States fair weather, warmer
s0uthery Winds stationary or lower pressure.
ROY New-kngand fair weather. winds mostly souther-
g, Iatonary or higher pressure.
Cautiondry signals.
Henry. ~
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HARpER & RROS..


The Muler's Daughter. A Novel By A1ne Beaie 4ta
paper, 20 cents.
Thomas Carlyle. BY Moncure D. Conway, illustrated
l2mo, CLOTH u.
The Beautiful Wretch. a Brighton story. BY William
Black NH - characteristics illustrations 4to pae -
To-Day in America. Studies for the Old World anu uo
New. By Joseph HattOn- Ato, paper, 20 cents
Ayala's ANGEL Novel BY Anthony TrolloIe ito.
paper 20 cents
Harpers Cycopmdia OF British and AnIertean Sertry
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THE FIRE RECORD.
MILLS TOTALLY DESTROYED.

fire occurred about o'clock last night
In the saw and planning min OF Pritohard d Chi
hester. In the Southern Boulevard, near Third
ave. Morrisania and destroyed the min and its
contents. The min had just been rebuilt
and fitted up having been burned out Ia June last II
contained lumber worth 10 900, mostly black walnut, and
the machinery All In the building. The los, Ia
the building aud stock Is estimated AT $4,000. The
livery stable adjoining, owned hl man named Prior
was slightly damagcd. Eighteen horses were safely
taken the stable. The cause of the tc ~ unknown
Al l2i5 the police 81 the Thirty third Precinct had
failed To make nud report 81 the Are,
WuKEsBARRE, Penn, Ang. 25.-Flre last
night destroyed the immense min OF Davies, Nc
Murtrc Co. bridgeport, near White Haven togeth-
with large Hont OF timber IN the yards Inc loss
Us estimated at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26
REPUBLICAN DISTRICT MEETING.

Ameetng of the XVIIth Assembly District Republican
Association was held No BAL West Fortyseyenth-st
last evening The meeting called 10 order by the
president, L. w. Mason. Twelve members adj
united Resolutions were offered by Alderman John
Maelay and unanimously adopted by the association,
deeply deporing the attempt made to assassinae Pres
dcnt Garfield and expressing the sympathy of the
ciotion with the president and with his family. The Ex
ecuive Committee reported the appointment OF sub
committees make al the necessary arrangements fol-
the general election. This association now NUN
pers over SIX hundred IndlnDerH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26
OBITUARY..
J.. T.. WHITE.

l.. Z. White, one of the oldest school teachers
In Brooklyn, died Tuesday at No. 29l Raymoud-st
He born IL Connecticut in 1898 and he became prn-
cpa OF School No l. at Adams and Concorsts. Brook
lyn, in 1884. He filed this position for thirty five
years In 1869 he retired from the position ana entered
the employ OF the Board of Education clerk OF the
Book Dopt III the Eastern District having charge
81 the books and other supplies for the schools IN that part
OF the city. He held this Office until that department
consolidated with the one In the Western District IN
june Of this year For nearly half century Mr.. White
shared IN the educational work ia Brooklyn, aud Il
from two three schools 10 hfytour HIS funeral
viii be Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26
RIVER AND CANAL IMPROTEMENE.

CrucAGo, Aug. 25.--The Illinois and Mis-
sssipp River and Canal Improvement Commission met
here this afternoon Members present from Cali
fornia Iowa, Illinois and Michigan Addresses were
made by General T. j. Henderson. Charles Randolph OF
Chicago, 5. NJ Clark and Edward Dussel, of Iowa,
Iudrc Hastings of California and others committee
was APPOINTED to prepare memorial TO Congress III be
half of the construction Of canal westward from Hen
ncpiu to the Mississippi River the hest pracucable
roe said canal be for commercial purposes and not
10 exceed seven feet in depth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26
QUICKLY ROBBED OF HIS MONEY.

RED BANK, n. j., Aug. 25.-Last evening an adroit
thief robbed Hubbard Parker of Branchport, of $500 In
less than thirty minutes from the time Parker receNedit
in part payment OF mort gage After signing the re-
CANT Parker nut the money all bills, into his trunk
and went to his barn to for cattle Half AN hour
later discovered that hs trunk had been forced open
and nothing taken except the S4OO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26
REPORT FROM THE ALASKA.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-Commander George
L. Beknap, commanding the United States steamer
Alaska, reports TO the Navy Department under date
Callao Bay, Peru, August 4, as follows:
I" The Alaska left Panama Bay with General Hurlbut
and family on board on Thursday July H. and arrived
here on the afternoon of the following Thursday. The
general health board this ship and the
tiuues be good"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26
DANIEL C.. DE JARNFTTE

FREDERICKSBURG. Va, Aug. 2j.-Thc Hon.
Daniel g. De Jarnctt died the 22nd inst at the Mont
Gomcry White Sulpher SPRINGS.
Mr.. DE Jarncttc was born near Bowling rccn, Va, in
ls22 He received liberal education and for several
years devoted himself 20 agricultural pursuits He
served IN the state House OF Representatives for several
ycurs. aud was elected 60 thc NNNNI CONGRESS a, an
anti Admin Democrat serving from Dcc,uhcr D.
1859, to March 3, 1851. lie also elected 20 the
NNNNIIth Congress put dtd not serve. From l~b& 10
1858 hc represented the Richmond district IN the Con
lNANralc NunrrrhA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26
CHURCHEs BENEFITING BY Il MISTAKE.

poUGuKErpsIE Aug 25.-Therc is consider
allie comment over the fact that Matthew Vassar bas by
itoke he'd $40 600 to seven churches in this
city or ST 900 to each one because IT is known tha IN
the orr gnal draft the will he bequeathed $1,000 IN ALL
or ~ 900 each The mistake was without doubt made
Nv Mr. Nussar in cupying from the rough ana orlSiai
draft by inserting the word leach" III that clause Oh te
a.cu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26
BODIES FOUND ~ TIE RTVERSI

The body of Michael Breugle, age thirty,
trop WAS found In the East River ut Pier No 81 yeser
day.
a, and much decomposed, found in the East River
mi the foot of Wal-st
The body John Chapman age eight years, was found
in the East River at hirty-second-st yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26
CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 25.-The following were
tho nalnLaI cln.lng nIces OF mlnlng slocks:
congratulated FOR SELLING HIS WIFE.


Edward A. Lautcn, of Mount Vernon Westchester
County, whose sale of his wife, weighing $50
pornds for 81 in accordance with her
wishes was announced on "Wednesday morning.
was entertained that evening by number OF has
personal friends of this city, who most heartily
congratulated him on his rddance OF his bigger If
NOT better half Some of those present remarked
that they would like dispose of then wives ON the
..In1nnl nI.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26
STEAMBOAT RACE on THE HUDSON

DEKALB JUNCTION, N. Y, Aug. 25.-One OF
the most exciting steamboat races OF the season occurred
nj Ogdensburg this afternoon. The steamer lancet Vi
Ogdensburg and the Sport of Alexandria Bay, had an
oitinc rnc, for nurse of So 400. The distance was
ten miles p the river from Ogdensburg aud return me
Lancet won Time OF the Lancet H. som; oi the sport
QDu,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26
B1RNES Family REUNION.


BRIpGEpoRT, Conn.,, Aug. 25.-Ihe seventh
reunion OF members of the Barnes family TOOK pace YES
terday at Seaside Park, aud well attended LeerS
Of regret received from prominent cil%ehS VniS
ont the Union The next annual gathering VII he at
Ulgh Rock Grove Beacon Falls Conn "A historian Wts
appointed to trace and write UP Inc gehcaloS1 Vi '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26
a STREET or MORE YALUE THAN A LAWN

LONG BRANCH, Aug. 25.--The New-Jersey
state Supreme Court has sustained the Board OF Com
nissioners Of the village in the n DE Peyster
ana LIS vile, who refused 10 allow the Board to have
morrs-ave wdened TO uniform width of fifty feet as
- woud destroy portion Of their lawn The Court dis
missed The rule compelling tho Board why
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26
BASE B4LL AZ TnE POLO GROUNDS.

The Boston League nine defeated the Metro
politan club the Polo Grounds yesterday afternoon
The batting Of the visitors the feature of the game
they hitting DOYLE FOR total of p hits Hornung and
Barnes did effective work at the bat, each
making "A home run In the eighth inning The Boston
men took the lead the fourth inning and the game
hy "A score = The Following a summary, with
the runs scored each inning:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26
MARnTED

B2ANDElS -DORMITZER-OD Tuesday August %, by the
lion Judge LarIsmoTe, al ne residence Of the brides
father, Richard Golden Brandeis, NJ. D Edith daughter
Henry DounitzeT, both OF TINS city. No cards.
IL RLBUTr-BROOKS- the residence al brides
mother Stamford Conn., Tuesday. D. by the
r. p. Vail Dr. A. NJ. Hurlbntt. OF stamford, and Belle
daughter Of the late Horace Brooks.
VAN AKSDALE-TELLIsR-On Thursday, August p. 10y
Talbot w. Chambers u. D.. Harvey Van ale,
NJ. D., 10 Sarah a. Teller, both OF Newly ork-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26

TRIBUNE OFFICE, August 2G-l n. m.-There was
niue chngc in tie barometer during the fair and partly
cio"y weather OF yesterday The temperature ranged
between 90 and 77o the average (6S9so being 6lio
lower than on the corresponding day last year and Ole
lower than on Wednesday,.
slightly warmer aud fair clear weather may be ex
Deoted today in Ills city and Nicinit,,
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ENTERTAINING the NATIONS GUESTS.

WASHINGTON, Aug, 25.--A meeting or the
oin; committee representing the Yorktown Centennial
co,,sion and the citizens OF Washington and Balti-
more was held day, and IL decided To enter
tain the guests of the occasion IN Baltimore Ociopcr No.
ii and D. and In Washingtu October 10, Ii ana To-
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CHARLES sCRIRNER,s sous:

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Handicapped. by Marion Hariand l vol, l2mo. Al 90
New Map OF the Cats&ili Mountains by froiessor
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THE FUNEE4L or FITCH SHEPARD.

The funeral of Fitch Shepard was held yes
terday at the house of his son, Elliott f. Shepard NO.
10 East Forty -fourh-st The Rev. Dr. Howard crosby
made an address, reviewing Mr.. shepards me-
pabearers were Alexander Ia Or, James MAJ
Dr Abraham Coles and Mr.. Houllley. me pouy was
taken To Greenwood Cemetery for internenI
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tion refused asserting that her arrest was an
outrage and that she did not intend to participate INIT
consenng to to prison She said that II she went 10
the station she would have to be carried IDefeupoh
two policemen took her in their and carried her TO
the station. There she held charge OF disorder
~ conduct, but subsequently discharged by Justice
Peloubet,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26

Mary Tillctson, n woman's dress retormer' at
tired In n mans clothing, was arrested h's1 o'on"S'
while addressing IA crowd from the stoop Oh pIN"'
bousc In sussex ST. Jersey city. policeman requested
her to accompany him To the First Precinct Ponce sa-
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J.B.LIPPNCoTT & co.

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TWO FREIGHT Oars BURNED.

Two freight ears i'll the freight depot In
Jersey City of the Central Railroad of NewJersey
caught fire at / A. IN. yesterday The Fire Department
WINS on the ground aud succeeded in saving a large
amount of valuable property. The and their CON
tents were valued ut about -, 900.
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sCRIBNER & WEXFORD.

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RAINY Rue. Her Adventures aud Mlsadyentures, Her
Enemies 81
Blessed saint Certainty BY author OF His Majesty,
Myself" u 90.
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; WORTH LOOKIN

SOMETHING WoRTH LOOKING Ar.-Aged
old and ave a-seon many thngs in nay ume--christ
uincs funerals, and wrddinsDu there Is one thing as
Tye never seoa should like 90 aore die" Young
lady: What's that 3" Aged party; "a divorce
miss '-l Nun.
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Delicious, economical, onNenient Grocers sell them
rost O0ce Notice.
The mails The IN ling SAII RnA1s
August "a 1881, will close al this Office on TU SDAh
al pm Europe steamship Arizona via Queenstown
on " EDN lSDAE AT T. IA. Tor France direct by steam
ship via HaVre; til ItcDA1 AZ II a. M Tor
GERMANY France &C. steamship NestIhanas va fyn-
Cherbourg and Hamburg correspondence Tor Srvat
Britain and other European countries must be specially al
drcsset and ~ Tor Europe by steamship is ~ it-
mond. via Queenstown on sArC hDAN Il an Tor EUROPE
steamship Queenstown kcoIcS1Idence Tor
specially addressed, dla AZ
Tor Scotland direct 10y steamship Anchora wa 'sle
Belgium direct, sttalurlp
land Antwerp. II a. for Europe, b steam
SIN Southampton and Bremen
4 specially Addressed corles l,r
BATAVIA, Queenstown HAlA r
DAY al a. specially addressed cofte-l,onnelo'
Tor Europe, steamship Catalonia Wa One nstoNu Tie
mails Tor Cape Hayt - Domino and rus isaii, clos %
close MONDAY at ,. n. TIE mails Tor wiounlls.ld
close TT E~DAN al p. The loalis TOT t0nuuis aud
1 Livingston close on \.
Gre. town ami close MiDN k~DAh al ~ a
m The malls and Mexico close rh R-DAl Al
$50 D. IN. The mails Tor Newfoundland and ~ Pierre
Miuucon FRIDAY a. $50 D. M. The mails toi
Brazil and Argentine close on SAIC hDAa q , m. 40
malis Australia Nc close August 20 al .-31p The
for China and Japan close august - az $50 p m
HENRY %. PEARSON, Postaasstcr
Onico. York. Aug 2n. ISL
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CEORCE p. rUTN,M's SONS

The sword namoclcs By Anna hathafihe Green
Large l2mo coth extra, 81 o.
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Tbuc,dides Translated into English with Intrcducot
Marginal Anay ses, Notes, &C by a. Jo"eiS H. A NOS
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n writ of certiorar should not be issued Work on the
street. which stopped by the supreme COURT Will No
rene
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tnlng found that there nothing in it, but that
puhSeli Tor came from 1t the cork jury
il SAID to-day he thought this to be misleading cew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26

A DISORDERLI HOUSE BkOkEN Up.
The police last night made II descent upon
dlsordery house at No Il5 CDathan-s, and arrested
the inmates, consisting OF TWO men ana SIX WOMEN
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

oins shows the baronchca
"IHcA IN o. the
le ing midnight
ny cf
b
nuts Pharmacy, 2ls Broadway. - 49, ~ "@'
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The Peoples Library.
No. IS
ISSUED THIS MORNING.
No. 5S. HILARN'S FOLLY,
BY the author of ." Dora rhorne" koc.
This story by this author, who is one % the mos
popular world Ii Is large number, containing
much reading matter is found i'm any 30 book.
sold by ali nowsdoalcrs to-day lOc mailed receipt
OF l2c. by j. :. OGILVIE < CO. Publishers,
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IMPORTS IND EFFORTS OF MERCH4NDTSA

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-The Chief of the
Eurean of Statistics his first monthly statement for
tue current year Of the imports and exports OF the
United States reports the of exports OF mer
chandise was as follows;
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Ready rhi. Morning.

lie ci-Ni-N AhiN-i Ahi'N-NA-'
wrappers ready ipr mang, ufc cents per copy
ore cnpy vcar copies &li ten copies and one
oAtra So Postage al Tree 10 the subscribed
THE TRIBUNE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26

ROBERTS BROS.

Restricted 10 Books or ne last nre months rr'y aG0sr,ssf
heretofore - ne literary page.
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chandise was Is follows;
Month cndcd July 3l.-..--....-.-.. flN,UNtlhp
ended July 81 luN,bS9,iZ6 At-4IuHi
Twelve months ended July 81 20bGelo9l l'l"H'o
The excess of imports of gold and silver coin ana bull
ion was follows: 49,
Month ended July Sl.....- $500. sSllh%32 sElf9l
months ended July 81 2-,t5t,tl2 ~! 80
Twelve months ended July IL. "o,ooot'f fo'on'o'
The total values of imports OF merchandise during
the twelve months ended July 81 1881, S6S3912
22 and during the previous twelve months were Sb""
724.475.
The total values exports OF merchandise for tho
twelve month"; ended july 81. 1851. $50 12ll,
and for the twelve months ended July 80 leeo, were
$S04,4lG,O66
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Glerial Notices

brunswick Soups.
Om. Ready lm - minutes Ten Narlcues.
omlcal. convenient. GrOccrs sell them.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-30
PaEa srEas.

Condensed from the North PARK Ainer.
The Eldorado shaft is down forty
feet, showing a fine body of high grade
ore. :
Stephen A. Day and wife have an ad-
dition to their family in q little daugh-
ter.
The Big Injun mine, On the Michi-
gan, shows a five foot vein, mostly OF
galena.
A fine crop of hay is reported on the
bottoms OF the Park.
Teller fruit dealers claim that they
cannot get fruit enough in Cheyenne or
Laramie City to supply their trade.
The first annual meeting of the North
Park and Vandalia company for the
election of officers is put down at Tel
Ter, for September 9th.
A meeting was held in Teller. Mon.
day, for the purpose of organizing .
school district.
Their las b q "a IA ,nilneEss r.ls. berry
crop this season.
The coal fields of the Park are at,
tracing the attention of railroad men.
The people of the Park are congratu'
lating themselves in advance on thu
boom which the new railroad into thu
Park will inspire. 1t will probably moi
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-30

On Saturday last the news from
Washington lead the country to antici-
pate the speedy dissolution Of the Pres
ident. All bis physicians and DIR. Boyn-
ton gave him up. and preparations were
made by the cabinet officers for the end
apparently % near at hand. Suddenly,
however, early ON Sunday morning, the
dismal clouds Of doubt and fear began
to break away, and with the dawn of
Sabbath morning came the glorious
news that the president had improved,
that favorable symptoms had been
nGted. that our heroic chief magistrate
had evidently passed the crisis, and that
the hope for his final recovery had been
revived.
These dispatches were followed later
in the day by Official bulletins signed
by all the physicians, corroborating the
reports sent previously. and the public
heart began to beat with joy and glad
ness, and hope for the presidents re-
covery was again expressed with cheer
full confidence.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-30

Beer by the Barrel, Keg or Bottle.
Mr.. II. Kimme, having retired from
the management of the Western Hotel,
and now devoting his entire attention
to his celebrated Home Brewery, Is pre-
pared to furnish not only Cheyenne, but
the adjacenr country, mining camps,
and the whole of Wyoming Territory
with Lager Beer, in large and small
quantities. The Brewery Is In better
shape than ever before; car loads of
barley, etc., on hand, and none but the
very best and most experienced hands
employed. Consequently the beer pro-
duced is of the very best quality. Try
the Home Brewery Beer. aug14tf