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A CALL FOR REGISTERED FIyEs.

WASHINGTON, July las nearly az can be calcu-
lated at present there about $50 600 900 of five
per cent registered bonds outstanding which are
covered by the l04th call issued to-day by tho
Treasury Department, as follows
by Vrtue OF the authority conferred law up0n the
secretary or the Treasury notice In given that
vc per cent registered bonds Issued under the Acts OF
jury IL, 1870 ana January 30, 1871 outstanding
ana recalled Will be paid at the Treasury OF the United
states, IN the CITY OF Washington, ID. Ca the first day
OF October noxt with the interest
May 1881 and that the interest the said bonds
WI cease on said first day of October 1881 Or II the
holders prefer such bonds will be aid
AT any time prior to October l next, with accrued
presentation. Parties Transmitting bonds for redcmp
non should address them to the "Secretary OF the
treasury, Loan Division Washington ID. c." and all
the bonds called by this circular should assigned to
the "Secrotary of the Treasury, for redempion."
Where checks IN payment for the bonds are desired
FAVOR OF any but the the bonds assigned
10 the secretary OF the Treasury for redemption
account OF" here insert the Of the person per
SONS 10 whose order the check should be made abe)
WILLIAM WINDOW, Secretary.
The amount OF coupon five per cent bonds received
for continuance at gig per cent to date, including
those presented at the London Agency is
SlO4.SG9, $50. There n number of pac kages en-
route to the Department which started yester-
day and to-day before IL o'clock. 1t is estm ated
that there Will not be than about $12 O00O 900
10 redeem after all that have been forwarded for
conversion into 3 L. per cents arrive.
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NEWPORT NOTES.

NEWPORT r. l., July 1.-The weather has
been warmer during the past few days. has not
been the means of bringing many hotel guests to the
city
The following families have engaged apartments ut
the Ocean House for the season Charles NJ SWAIN
Walter Peckham Mrs d. b. Allen Mrs. Butler Wright
A W. Guild. Mrs. Coghill, NewYork; c. ]. Amory Cod
man, j. L. Hampstead, j. $. Kendall Boston Mrs. j. f.
Temple, Thomas ii. Kirtley Philadelphia Mrs Robert
Campbell, St Louis.
Royal Phelps, of NewYork, and Mrs. Sigourney, of
Boston, have arrived mt their cottages
Mr. and Mrs G. n. Beach, OF Hartford, have returned
to "Heartseaso," on Kay-st.
W. l.. Teft, of NcwYork has arrived at the Tompkns
cottage on Redwood-st.
j. j. Van Allen, of NewYor has returned TO his cot
tage at this place.
Some noticeable decorations being made to the
principal rooms in Mrs. Paran Stcvenss villa
Ocean House.
Mrs. Henry Cohen and family. of Philadelphia and T.
$ Edgerton and family of ST. Pau1, Mimi, have taken
apartments at the Aquidneck House for the
Mrs. II. W. smith. of Ncw-York, and II, Dupont and
family from Michigan, have arrived at the Faddcn
tage for the season.
Mrs. E. ID. Stanton of New-York. ia at the Mason
cottage.
The family of Theodore A. Havemeyer the Austrian
Consul General at NewIork, gave picnic the Glen
yesterday.
senator Aston of New-York has rented cottage here
for the summer.
Richard NJ. Mont gomery and family, of Ncw-York
and A. c. Wilkinson and family. OF Washin ION. arrived
here yesterday.
VS. Jones and family NJ the swan cottage on Sea
Niew-ave. Among the late arrivals are
At de Hotel Aq,6inccL-Charcs c. Glover and family
Mrs; N J. shriver, Mrs. NJ. 4. williamson. Washington :
d. T. Rdder ir, W. III. Kendall, II. c. Lazcl. Boston :
Bradford Peck Il. W. Chaplin, W r. lawson. James Post
1r., f. W. Harmon, y. T. Curtis, New York NJ
Cleveland; W. \. Read r. II. Atkinson and Il. W. Bow,
ditch, from Boston; T. Baldwin. from Cleveland: G..
Berry aud wife, OF New-Haycn q. fortnight and H. c.
llutcings, of New York A. D. A. Miller and Mlssca
Holman of Buffalo; and Mrs. II. Cohen and family
AT ne ocean HOnse-Nirs sarah A. Smrdlcy. Mr.. G. NJ
Smclley and the Misses Smcdlcy, from philadelphia T.
g. Webster and wife and j. W. Sedgwck and Wife from
Brooklyn T. : Kane. c. Ten Fyck aud wife Dr. Charles
III. Clifford. j. H. Clifford aud John ". Corhin aud wife
OF New, Iork Alexander Robertson and wife. Of Mon.
treat; c. +. Mayer and wife, OF Baltimore; g. T.
Peabody and Mrs g. II. Peabody, of brooklyn; W f.
Alcock, OF Baltimore 4. Anus, OF Hobokou L. H. bud
ley, OF the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Joseph Moore. ir
and C. b. Morton OF Philadelphia and James Iapli OF
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LNCoLN's GETTYSBURG GRAFTON.


SIR: / have always supposed that Lincoln's
speech AT Gettysburg correctly given in Grceleys
American Conflict" VIII you please inform me whether
am corrocf The ask this is that observe il il
oeng shamefully mutilated and as "a specimen let me
quote few sentences OF the speech printed In The
Sam Achof0s Treasure BoI Of Literature in the June
number OF that periodical: We met 10 dedicate a
portion OF II as the final restinSplace The Ameri
can Conflict" has: We have come to dedicate Dor
tl"h OF that Held as final rcsiingplace' etc. Again
l. Tor us the living, rather to dedicated here TO
the unfinished work that they have thus far so uohlv
carried oh etc. The american Conflict" has II is for
US the wing, rather to be dedicated here to the unu
lshd W0Fk which they who fought here have
Monty advanced etc And thus all the through this
immortal speech. one cannot help but get the impress
SION mat the speech has gone through the pruning pro-
cess That might fail more softly the cultured
lhc young readers Of The Sainf Nicoas Treasure 1Or
Ia the name OF al that is press of the land
zee 10 u That this great production be mufiated but
r gwen To our chlidrcn's children word for word rs il
iell from the lips OF that immortal man.
NJ. HENRY 4. LAVELY.
ItaSbarg, Penn. June "a, 1881.
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10 the razor Of The Tribune
SIR: our Southern correspondent in a late
letter attempts TO for the solidty OF the souh
and lays ii nj the door OF few stray Republican officials
Incredible ii may SEEM hc of the account
the antipathy Of color 1t is doubtless claimed that
Democratic sohdity honest local government to
the Southern states; but candid Democrat
VIII deny that, apart from all causes antpathy Of
color would be sufficient TO prevent dsinteraton of the
Democratic party south. Since your correspondenf
oNoookod so Important sidcraton This and CON
dcinn" very numerous class for the shortcomings of
lew sorry individuals, he must permit usto question il
nor ms sincerity, ut least his sngacy aud power
elimination 4 RESIDENT on rur SoIrru
Ly,chbHrg. Va, June 29, 1881.
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A TROPHY TAKEN TO BUFFALO.

The members of the gun clubs from various
parts OF the State who have been shooting pigeons dur
ing the week have had their chief ambition the
winning of the Dean Richmond Cup. This Is valuable
silver trophy several years ago nj cost OF $1,000
by Theodore b. Starr for the City Club OF Buffalo,
which placed in the hands Of the State Association to
be competed for annually by team shooting club win
it three would IL. 1t this year 10
Buffalo again, the Audubon Club, OF that city win
it, but with full ownership this club carries also prize
contributed this year by Theodore b. Starr handsome
three handled silver cup, valued at $3.50.
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WHAT THE CHICAGO TIMES SAYS.
COMMISSIONER FRENCH TO BE REMOVED.

NAsHGNGroN, July lit il understood that
among the subjects discussed M the Cabinet meet
ing to-day was the ease of Mr. French Commissioner
of Railroads. II was generally agreed that Mr.
frncs usefulness had been destroyed by his recent
letter 10 President Stanford and il was decided 10
suspend him from office. There was it Is understood
some discussion n to who should be appointed Mr.
frenchs successor but decision was reached.
The Office l. "A very important one and il was felt
that no appointment ought TO be mado until the fit
ness and qualifications of the several applicants
could be thoroughly considered. II said that MIR
French Will immediately enter into the service OF
prominent railroad, and that he has told his intimate
friends that hs successor " Will not have very easy
time of IL ~ -
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WASHINGTON NOTES

WASHINGTON. Friday. July I, 1881.
Jay stone was to-day appointed official stonographer TO
The Secretary of War.
commodore secard to-day entered upon his duties
Chief Of the Bureau of Ordnance, Navy Department
Ihe President to-day appointed Jacob c. ID. Grcss
pended.
Colonel Robert j. Stevens clerk of the House Commit
Tee on Appropr leaves The city forthe
racine coast on Important Government business.
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OPENING or THE LONG BRANcH RACES

The Long Branch races will begin to-day
WIN "a cara That should attract host people The
Western wonder, Aianza, and the champion Uindoo
VIII ooth appear but in different races, while such ex-
ccent racehorses as Parole, Monitor. Glidolia Check
mate Warhed, Ripple, Greenland, sir Hugh onond,ga
ana Utrad VIII also run. The steepechasc will bring
out an array OF Jumpers almost without precedent
III une Tor tue monmouth Park meeting comes out the
July cdtion OF kfiks Guide 10 the Turf" neat com,
pact, fn and accurate telling what ever
that mas run III America this year done and nlso
showing Inc PERFORMANCES OF the American horses
ABROAD The fuli entries to all the as follows
T..
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Nnnonsis for NE pasf "a hnitrs.

poNEhNMfNl Quotations
synopsis for ne past "a hours.
WASHINGTON. July y. a. m.-The barometer
highest In the Lake region and lowest in the extreme
Northwest, Tho temperature has fallen slightly in
Ncw-Engand the Middle and south Atlantic States
Cloudy weather. with rain. the south Allan
tic states and local rains reported from Tennessee
ana me cur states Northcrly winds continue in the
Mddl, Atlantic States. The winds the South Atlau-
tic states have shifted to northeasterly.
Indications tor toddy
For New England, fair weather, westerly Winds sta
uonarN or lower barometer and higher temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic States slightly and
far weather, variable winds, stationary Daro-
ctcr.
Cdu.iondry Signals.
Cautonary signals continue from Cape Hatteras 10
Cape Henry.
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PEmpereur. In falling MORALLY wounded the poor
bird wished long life to him who killed it,"
SUMMER LEISURE.
SUNSHINE AT LONG BRANCH.

SUNSHINE AT LONG BRANCH.
LONG BRANCEsN. D., July 1.-The pleasant
weather yesterday much enjoyed by the visitors to
Long Branch. The water warm enough for bathing,
and the cool seabreeze made the hotel pazzas popular
with the women and children.
There is hope of the recovery.Of Price McGrath He
is attended by DR.. j. b. Hunter of New-York United
states Senator James b. Beck James b. Ferguson and
NJ l. Brown, Of lexington KY, lifelong friends of Mr.
Buck JEROME Buck ir of New York, and other relatives
are with the sick man constantly.
opens tomorrow Yesterday than 90 horses
by Pierre Loiillard Belmont, McGrath g. H. Lorilard.
the Dwyer Broh hers and others reached the Park by
way of Red Bank from NewYork City.
Mrs Garfield and Mrs. Colonel Rockwell visited Mrs.
wen as Mrs Virgins Infants Home near Monmouth
Park. Mrs. Garfield is rapidly recruiting health and
panied by Mrs. Rockwell and Miss Rockwell Mrs.
ia has been greatly benefited by her visit to Long
The band of ne Ocean Hotel arrived here yesterday
and hop held last evening On and after
TOMORROW the grounds of the Ocean Hotel will be lighted
by the Brush electric light.
Following are among the late hotel arrivals:
AZ NE West End-Mrs. II. August, Misses Hattie and
W Cooke the Rev. DIR. Cooke and wife. Mrs r. Jacobs
and family, c. Wickert aud wife, Mrs. Chauncey NJ.
Herzog of New York T. j. McCahrey Of Brooklyn, n. Y.
At ne Mansion House-Max stader, wife and three
family Mrs. $ s Farrell, Mrs j Levine and family,
Mrs. A. Winchill and Miss Eva Wnehll, of New-Yosk
City; Ex-Governor Joseph d. Bede and family, of New
Jersey
Al he Ocean-A schumann wife and two daughters of
A. Fontanoy. L. A. Finn. Mrs. Waitt DR. H. H. Rowland
and wife, of New-York; Major Gligg; United states
ter of Springfield, Mass
At ne Ho,clond-Reuben b. Knox. Thomas N. Law
Edward W. Atwood and wife, of New-York City; Mrs c.
r. smith ISIS smith. Miss A. Thomson, George Burron,
Mayor W. stohley and we Miss NJ s. ESan Ms o S
adephia; George d. Scudder and wife, of Trenton, N j.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, July 81 a. m.-The movement
IN the barometer yesterday was almost steadily up
ward Clear weather prevailed during the greater part
of the day but late in the the sky was partly
clouded and light rain fell early in the last quar-
ter. The temperature ranged between GO and 80,
the average (lOao being 4lso lower than the
spending day last year and a lower than Thursday.
Clear or fair weather and slight changes OF
ture may be expected to-day In this city and vicinity
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OCE1N GROVE GIMP. MEETING.

OCEAN GROVE, n. j., July 1.-The Summer
chlhp-heetlng season opened here to-day. Services
were held IN the various mcctn ghoscs and in the Tab
ernacic, and the attendance large Great prepnrn
ioh' are peihg made Tor the anniversary
ence Day exercises to be held Monday.
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Club.

The Philadelphia Club will pay TODAY viii, ,t ~.
pomtan Club NJ the Polo Grounds N' "A'" 'ao "olro
Aihas "e Oh baseball that to have been plaved NJ
Snny yesterday hetween the Albany AMI Na W W q.
CiuDs was postponed "'o No"-1 orA
rasto n, CUB was defeated yesterday nv tho
g.on ti.p at bradford Peun, by a score of D =. ~
Ieagnc m % are pens made between a number OF
r~"su's pay efs anu H. T. Harmon to organze n ain, 20
represent Jersey City inc basc-ba ar.n TO- Sip 10
York Club. 40 Pi'oncf iof the New
been released - ' metropolitan club, has
,arDtdge has been engaged as change cotcber y, a..
the Troy Club. Az Aoi"cry caught Tor
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BASEBALL NOTES.

IN the contest for the championship of the
Eastern League Association the Metropolitan Baseball
Gun defeated the Atlantic Club OF Brooklyn on the polo
Grounds yesterday The visitors were 10 hit
pitching as they had previously done. The fielding of be
1aa e'u" was excellent, while that OF the Allan tic
caiied at O'Clock with the Atlantic Club nj the ht
The score by innings is as follows: w
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The comet is the boon of married mon Now
%nen nan stay little late az the club does 10
expn 10 his wife that he has STUDYING the comet
II was always thus that could comet over confng
mountaineering Express.
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WEAK LUNGS ARE CRUELTY RAcKFn Inv a
persistent Cough which DIR. Jayne's Expcctorant NAV
he relied Oh to 1t is efficient and safe remedy
also for Asthma and Bronchitis
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NJ 5RRIED

MAITLAND-MCCOSH-At Princeton Y J. ON woanos
aay Jnne ~, by the Rev James McCOsh D. Mary Jane
land Of this city. ~-@
PooIs-RooSENf1LT- this CITY, June 30 by Rev A.
ID. ID d., l. Laurence Pool. and
Jennie L., daughter the William H. Rooseye,t No
cards. - ~
dH notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed sciih Jg
M me 0ndo
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DIED


BAssFoRD-on June 90 OF consumpon Alice widow q,
Funeral sf rom Ssr ae RssS in esr Sh
day at O'Clock y.
Relatives Pssse accept his n%SEto aS''
Wc Of rh s SSne 30 Van MAen BOudno
Relatives ana friends q the family invited attend
residence No il chafcsr Ps,sTon J. al her late
JSly l. a. The Residence Of his brother John
sc George org H. aud joanna g Brown. aged 30 years
O'clock ,. m ~ - 0H A'HaAS' july T. az
BYLAND-At New.York City June 80 1881 of malignant
qqphihera Anna Metz daughter Of 4. c. and
Funeral from Residence Of parents 439 East s0it July
Cincinnati and kentucky papers please cory.
DAvIls~In New Haven Conn, 2s. malignant dp
Davies aged years and mrihs = anu GRACE "soa
HAIL.0n Ihursd9y June 80. ISL SUSIE c whitsen,
scn is OF "'" i.s and The a'e susie c Mint
the residence her father No y River View
O'Clock in the forenoon. 10y - ~
LAwsoN-At Chester y. " Thursday, June So John IL
Funeral at the house Of Thomas II Chester Saturday.
R93ERTsoSaaAt Tsllahsssee Mission Greek Nation Ind
htytwO years Was connected with TIE above mentioned
RoBiNs-In Brooklyn, June %. Robert Robins in tho
Relatives and trenes invited to attend the
yss at his ate residence 2S9 Bsiticst saturday.
sANFpRD-I1ntered into resi- on "wednesday June % AZ
W. house Of =" hes Aexanier NJ Ai-teI WINS L l.
FneSi services at e Methodist a f s a Z, ssf ss,u
Relatives Sa and friends are S Tespe t D invite, 10 attend
TUTTLE-At Rockaway. Charles D. H. eldest son OF III n
aud r. 4. Tntte aged p yeass
Funeral saturday. July . go o'clock
dcIce 81 liis
turning % at o. ana $40 p O'CLOCK o
VIRGIL lon Friday. July / lssl. of pneumonia, Robert
Wright, IN the Ttth u Is
Notice - hereafter
WHITLOCk-On June FDnrafn, lance
WhitlOck, in his els;
Relatives invited
10 attend the funeral from Plymouth Church. Brookivn On
Sunday, July 3 al 3 O'Clock p Ia.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK.
CITY y ORR. june 81. ISL
A meeting 81 the Directors II TINS Bank ts DAY the
following resolutions adopted:
HssOy,d, That the % II. Trovhridge
this aa has lost President disng rushed
% York
has lost upright intelligent h-hS esteemed iti
and each OF a valued
friend.
keSOrei, That In the marked
recognize obligations tn hi discriminating
his watChfu its
heS0tred, That We tender cordial synpathes his
faull and THAI them
resolutions o. ID. ROBERTS. Cashier
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4. "A visit to the Manhattan Beach Surf Bath.
sng establishment viii satisfy patrons that the facilities
TO the contrary Notwithstanding
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Mineral Waters.
CONGRESS WAfEk-ihe puTest and safest Of all cafhar.
tic Avoid all coarse. Irritating waters foreign
domestic; they impair the digestive and kidneys
piles permanently eradicaged within three weeks Nc
knife gature caastlc All rectal diseases Circu-
lars sent containing references ID. HONr 2Qr-s
Post OfGce Notice.
The Foreign Mails to the week ending SATURDAY July
p 1851, Mlh close "a tins otcc on TUESDAY.
for h1rSSle ny steamship Nevada. VIA Queenstown.
on WEDN tSnAN AT $50 a. for Europe hy
fft VIA Queenstown ,eoTrespomenoe ior France must
lie, specially addfesSed aud AZ 400 fof
ros, BY steamship Canada, via kayrc; THURSDAY. AZ
lurope by steamship Adratic, via Queenstown
Correspondence for Germany France he special y
addressed and at ll:3o for Europe by steamship
SATURDAY. a. $50 a NJ. for Enrope BY steam steam
ship City OF Berlin, VIA Queenstown tcof1
for Germany ana scotland must s Be-" se S , "a.
ship Furncssia. via GLASGOW, ard At $50 m for Bsgan
direct Antwerp Aho ~
steamship Main. VIA sonshsn ZOE an.
men. Aspnwal and DATA l,at-nc stese
SATURDAY. p The mails ivr uoA sna
close az ISo m Tue malls .os ~. So.
land clio on THURSDAY at D. m The insts ~. 49,,
and Pierre Miqnelon close on -
n m The mails and Japan ciosc on INA AS
a M The ALA &C. close u9e - ~ 90 "
:" "- INV HENRY PEARSON, POSTMASTER
Post ONCE. New-Nork, June 70, 1851
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

vAsisiion Of
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indicated
Pharmacy, sfs broadway
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5perial Notices.
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FRANcis 5. SMITH. Froprietors.
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ANTIpATIIY TO COLOR.

Piits1~-g, Penn, June "a, 1881.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-11-09

The GREAT BANK kOBBkKY.--
now appears that the Mechanics Ma,
tional Bank of Newark looses by its
cashier about $4,000, 900. The al
legged use of the money by him is even
moss amazing than the amount taken,
AID there is reason for doubling whetL-
er the true explanation of the DISPOSE
ton of the funds have yet been made.
At the same time nothing has yet come
to light in wall street, which shows
that the Money was lost in stock ex-
change speculations. 81 am thief,
a perjurer, a forger and a liar" is the
comprehensive and graphic confession
of the cashier, ''and ] am ready to go
behind the bars of the prison and end
my days there.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-11-09
VERMONT.

Chester is to have furniture
factory employing rs men.
Henry Clark of Rutland is now
connected with the Boston Cultivator.
Charles Sias, an Incorporate st.
Johnsbury man, killed himself with
choral Friday.
Henry May of Brandon is under
$500 bonds for telling his boy to steal
$50 from T. Allen.
A paper called The Catholic
Home Journal is now published at St.
Adams by Charles II. Hubbard.
Amos Clement, aged sixty-eight,
hanged himself at Irasburgh Friday,
his mind being affected by hip trouble.
james Mcguire of North Benning-
ton was run over and killed by train
near Bennington. Tuesday night.
"A Vermont woman is afflicted
with a peculier form of insanity. She
thinks that story she heard at a sew
ing society is true.
Walter E. Granger, of Barre,
sowed four bushels Of oats and har-
vested one hundred bushels from said
sowing.
B. Place, Of Bristol, has succeeded
in producing a pear weighing one