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NOTES FRON .NEUPORT.

NEWPORT, II. l., July S.-'The orchestra ar
rived at the Ocean House this morning.
Mrs Richard NJ Hunt. OF Ncw-Nork. has named her
cottage on DoDone-aye Hilltop" II. q. MarGuand Of
Now-Iork, has named his residence Linden
Gate"
ogden Goclct and party OF friends have gone New
York In the schooner yacht Norsoman.
The Town and Country club Will meet here a week
during the season. At each meeting paper is read by
member or the club.
Alexander Ieith OF Chicago ia Occupying tic Pcll cot
tage ON Highest.
H. L. Montague and Dir. John Van Bibber, Baltimore
have arrived at their cot; gcs.
The bathing season has now commenced in earnest.
Hugo o. Frtsch, Austrian Vicc-Consul at New-Y ork
and wife have arrived NJ Gilbert cottage
The Rev Or. Cont, of Concord n. H., and q. NJ. Chill
son. of Boston. have arrived at their cottages
brilliant reception held board the United
States training, ship Minnesota last night
Tho steam yacht Stranger arrived here today from
New Bedford.
Among the late arrivals the hotels the following:
AZ NE Inftcd SdtcsMly IIccht, r. &. Clarke,
j. Carry. j. j. McDonough, W. II. stokes H. NJ. iscy B
and General j. g. +. Navarro of the Light House De-
parncnt
AZ The Hote. Aquifneck-Giraud H. Thomson, Thomas
j. Hand and j. N. VENT of Ncw-York; o. f. Cushing
Baltimore f. T.. Williams, OF Bridgeport, aud j. W. De
Forest, OF Ncw-lIaven.
A he Ocean Ho,ase-R. s. Burrows, Levi l.. James.
Colonel A. j. Galaghe". Philadcph Lewis Burkein
Spooner c. Sp0Oner. Bridgeport Joseph w. Hill. New
York. ID. j. Aver II. {. Wcllos j. G.. Jordan, W. T..
French and wife, j. AmOry Goldman and firmly, Boston
Frederic Dcming Litchicld. Conn: q. Thompson and
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I'M, tine photographs that have already taken supplv
@ purposes entirely: The possibility of photo
u,tdavioet rays, which what wished TO make
ultra nflGra taking the spectrum 1t is only the
presume that tho best effects have already been
noticed e as FIN the comet is fast waning When last
was simpler than before 1t now resembles AZ mad.
sides" CIV '' "Ppe"'"noo oc'"eeh 'he
Mhen the comet is out of view Professor Draper
MI turn his attention again to the nebula in Orion
10 peculiar interest of the nebula is that in it q
yssen OF worlds Is now gradually coming into exist
nro ne telescope reveals within its compass many
Ss s OF denser matter, and it shows in different
pars revolving motions of various kinds and other
Rnonomena of extraordinary interest Dr. Draper
ditre 70 place photographs of this nobula in the
or hundred Thousand Thousand wears AS the case
t ty fe nc hopes that comparison with photographs
, tIhen VIII show changes that will 90 far to ex-
La luminous yapor, out of Which, according to the
boon born. "N' LOW
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sslss .elrsnE bales for speculation and ,,p,r,
Hadns clSuse' e Ju,s s A,Tsea FagresUplaSes
October asvssy Futures aS 'd DO sep'smbsf and
1GT MSSns SsrsIy
aosSs SeS.t
esTs ard I'd p eSsSsss ss SeysS
,, 55ssrre sS July 500 pm-rne sale. Of III. s.y m
3, t iss Ss
side direct bales srus sa ss sSs ssP
saies . Gme AasaS cs SseoS bais
MSSc iiDs o NV s eAss amsriea $4,000 bales
9Ie, S9ans6 60 reed Gold shirtiags 81 : ysrss
40 Sae r ~lst Fa az y ssconS
nAgsS;gsrA July scotton stesy Niadlins. 1oac Low
sPm SIS S Sssa ornsy receipts bales:
bales pe aso s Sso sHe es ws ss net receipts %
Low Sss M,dS,,o July stc,sn Niddung ioes
%. bales ssoo. 30 bale. n %ee csfsP s
57g s l"'" bales; exports to cOastwis bales saos
Mia sdhhsT go 'S Sd SSS5sSa steady .sns
20 ha 40 bales stock 2.7 bales eeky recelpts
bales soT S.i is france iSOi bales" o0AS'wi'e iloS
roSnsis ;a July scc,ton quiet ddng l0,ao ne,
bs receipts iols bales Shipments slss sales ss
ssS. 3gss sss E S Ss9 1ss Ell
alf Bales sg' s.e nj col ports sass
Low MiaajiSssS July lotion quiet: Micdins 1854
SSS bale cIports the Continent u bic. ne, s sepss
act Ieee;ns s ~ Dsie stock l0os0 bales; weekly
G1ea Haa Sa Soe5 sss TO BE- sos 10
sNcoion sSsa SaieS Ai ss. so9e Sas
Ses $50 6 s1les ss sFrS Sss S%.t
sSyASSsT s9 9Gs's s 4sS7 sses sales
baies go re- Good Ordinary s net receipts asa
bali saes 225 bales STOCK CO.'S bales weekly S Al
coastwisc 2l5S bales ses io6ses Dr %oi7 bAiesi
NxwYonx July s coTToS t 5hSsrrs A.. o..
Der j. isso " TIC oeio" mentioned ports since sepicas-
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON, Friday

WASHINGTON, Friday, July 8, 1881.
Professer c. V. Riley was to-day appointed Entom-
oogist of the Department OF Agriculture in place Of 7
u Co1nstock resigned, 20 take effect August ].
Commissioner Price has received a telegram from
Senator Pendleton saying that OF Senator Pugb
OF Alabama haa been captured by the and
that the Department take secure his reosc
Secretary Krkwood has received information from the
Ute Commissioners that suitable locality has been Sc
lected for the home OF the UncOm hand
OF and that heir ya from their present grounds
Will soon be effected.
decision has been prepared and awaiting the an
proVa OF the Attorney General holding that gold and
silver may be deposited for the redemption Of circulating
notes ana that IT also be paid by the IrneG
states treasurer in the redemption OF National bank
notes. ~ JOHN
iho assessments on the capital and deposits OF banks
other tan National during the last fiscal year were con-
0oeraby In excess Of those Of previous wear rho
S&eess IN May 1881 over November 1880 10
. s OF l's per cent and in May 1881 over NAV
1850 to SiO9,997 Al or 1914 per cent. " '
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EXPERIMENTS IN AGRICULTURE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuNsl

WASHINGTON, July S.-CommssiOner LOring
will next week send Mr.. Saunders OF his Departments
of great experience in agricultural matters but
hitherto not especially identified with any Of Commits
sioner lie Dues favorte projecsto South Carolina
make thorough examination OF tho tea farm estab
hshed there by Commissioner lie Due. Upon receiving
Mr. saunderss report, Dr. Loring will decide whether
what has been accomplished will warrant a continuance
OF the experiments in tea and further appropriations by
Congress for the purpose.
Commissioner Loring will continue the sugar expert
ments at least during the present The Depart
ment has about hundred and forty Of sorghum
growing, and sugar mill of sufficient capacity man
ufacure the product and test the practcaby
making IRON sorghum as profitable industry. DR.. Lor
Ing Will try to secure the services OF practical experts in
sugarmaking from the West and place the In their
hands The question OF making the arid lands the
West available for agricultural raising purposes
by means of irrigation from artesan wells
Will also receive the early attention Of the
OF Agriculture lie proposes soon to form commission
OF scientific and practical men 70 make q thorough in
NestlgatOn OF the subject Congress having made up
preparation for the purpose.
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HARMLESS GAMES or TIE POL1cEvrv

ne second Platoon of the Municipal Police held
It's ilrst annual festival and athletic gamas voston
day at Suffers Park, at One hundred and -tw.nt,
sNth-sI. ana Sccond-ave. There were about eoo
poiicemen ana 1000 other persons present. The
ea'no', which began III noon with fat man's~
race, lasted all day. The first race was won hr
Policeman Mum, Of the Tenth Precinct w PHI
lips, OF the Twenty-hfth Precinct being qecon1
}. A. Joyce, of the Tenth Precinct, won tho sack
race Policemen Hecnan and Kenny, of the TWENTY
third, were victors i'll the thrce-leggod race. The
hve,mile contest was won by Policeman Brennan. of
Gleason, OF the same precinct Phillips. of the
IiWyenty-hith vas first in the steeplo chase, and
Hbi m OF the ienth, ~ the heel aud toe for an
ana =; Bntton, a son of member of the Broadway
squad carried off the prize in the boys race. Ths
fourteenth Precinct Squad won the prize for Off
hand pistol shooting. The prizes for these contests
were useful articles, such as overcoats, a rubber
something ,Or his wife, ~
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DICKINSON COLLEGE FINANCES.
ACAgD FROM THE PRESIDENT.

NaiD fkoM THE PRESIDENT.
70 INC Edtfor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Your issue of July l closes a notice
Oh DICKINSON College Commencement the following
statement:
Az meeting or the Board Of Trpstee. on Tuesday a
inouon was made To elect Supernumcrary CcntAr5ial
S!ucnt To taAe charge OF the affairs of the
,hs.'.t,ion ana during the debate such hints were
our nat Dr. Mctauey, president Of the college
accepted ~ ~ "''
NO such motion was made either form or substance
'is 'ne meeting OF the Board. The president offered
his resignation but not for the reasons stated AT the
urgent request Of the Boar it was withdrawn lido mt
regard the matter OF sufficient importance TO ask that
you DO at the trouble TO it but as know from
years OF daily reanng that rHR TRIBUNE loves fair deal
ms' anu - IL may possibly be communicated with in
aclTenco 10 tne same matter her after, IL moi
xnlss TO ask that you viii have u not TO be isle
Very respectfully, / a MOO ~ vy
Carlisle, Penn, July 4, 1881
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TIE ST1TE LEGISLATURE

ALBANY, July S.-The Senate passed the
p I" improve the approach g. the and Brook
iSn bridge in the City ~ Brooklyn The Assembly passed
the bills for the improvement II that portion " New
iofk IN the vicinity 81 OLe-hundrosland-forty ffh St.
the lands OF tine Academy Of the Sacred Heart 81
Nicholas and Tcnthaves and for aJ ing ont that part O:
the city OF NewYork between ne-hundred and fifty
n'h ana One-hundrcd anu seventy -ffth-sts east of
~ Nleholas-ave and Kings Bridge road.
The Governor transmitted 10 the Senate to-day the
veto OF the hill FOR the relief Joseph DE tho
village OF Owego. The Governor also transmitted ms
veto OF the Jon Foley claim against CITY OF New
York The objections that flc board OF which he
WAS member has been abolished aod Foley neglected
10 aVhli himself of the opportunity Afforded
tne Governor returned TO the Assembly he following
entitled DIS with objections: Amending ihe charter of
thr Nilag" or IrrSden Yates County Amending the
Act relative to noNious weeds on pubic highways.
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THE MURDERED SURVEYORS
KILLED BY APACHE INDTANs-TUEIR BODIES

KILLED BY APACHE INDTANs-TnFIR BODIES BURIED
a STAGE COACH ATTACKED ny THE sAvAGEs
DENVER, Col, July S.-A special dispatch to
The Republican from Santa Fe says:
The party which went 10 bring In batch OF sur-
veyrrs or The Mexican Central Railroad who RI
ported tn have been killed forty mites South OF III Paso
mas rrtnrned TO III Paso and reported that only i've
bodies eoud lee found They the bodies Of Charles
or"fn OF Independence Kansas; Lawrence Forihan,
OF Boston; Guy Levitt OF Indiana George Wallace OF
layiursviHe, H. and Charles Uancs, OF kansas The
olhcfs or the party, including UphaIn, safe. The
men were shot down and killed /! renegade Apachcs
"iic running from the wagons. Green burned
win the WAGONS The bodies found nude and
badly drcompoeed, and were buried on the spot.
Last sunday stage coach from T.. Paso Chih
was alta k"d by Indians who concealed in sand
h"lrs ana fired Yollcy tho coach approached The
urlNcF was Killed, and Mr.. Pugh, OF Senator
fuch, aud "A sonin-law of "N- Governor Hendricks q
ihulhnh, were captured The passengers climbed
th" coich on the orposit" side ami All escaped except
fuSh no was captured wlc -ndcavoring to his ps
,"' In" coach was burned and "A large OF Cii-
huiduA money torn To fragments found around.
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CAPTURE OF A CURIOUS FISH.

SIR When Captain Giles p. Dunn and his
crew visited pound net No. yesterday morning at 6:o
a. m' they found very largo and rare fish, They sue
ceeded In getting his ules and with the
ana % rour small boats manned by John Dunn Thomas
iathDorn, James A. Dodge, william C. Allen Rufus A
Wills and Julius g. Smith they with difficulty toyed him
ashore He was brought the island In cart lie
termed by them horse iiackerel.' looks like
Spanish mackerel except for and being so much
heavier III the shoulders. He measures feet inches
IRON Up OF nose 20 bud OF TAIL and is feet inch az tie
largest circumfernce Tail rmkes spread AZ lncaes Tho
only one or these monsters before as far a.
can be ascer aimed taken in the net three years
ago 80 teat he IL rarity this place he has
oech ceu ana VIII Keep for four DAYS ma,
cohipiet" neasurrments notes color ctc but conld
not persuade them to weigh him They Will trn
,ne scales at 200 pounds but 500 pounds probably
oe nearer IL Is rarr chase for niseufn to secure a
"o..ua W. uhinut mated spof men, j. ). BROWN.
Adrid" House, Block Island h T., July :, ISsI
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Al notices o. Marriages must be ,.dorsca .ifh tsI
aanle and address. ~ ''
ucXaED.zA
HTEh


aanghier Of Dennis Mnic Beach sgea yes1e sS
Burial at O'Clock p. ~. July g.
Bnk.I Of .se s sI, Conn., Jny 1881 Ei~tn
Relatives friends respectfully INVITED to attend tia
la fen,t - L 'oeH y IN reins leave Grand Gen.
i.is kindly requested o~crs be s s o'''
cAkiEh-on Thursday, July :, a illness D. NJ
HIS nends and the artists Of NerYork vicinity are
sTSon srSI 6e.xeen r f fs en-. ans Ms Of as @s
sa'nniay morning July ., al 10 O'Clock. - ~
Notice Of fInera hereafter
DAVIS In Brookyn Jair e William IT So, o,,A.,...
Friends are invited attcnd tho funeral At First ,,o,,
Episcopal Church White Plains Monday IL O'clock M ''
MnRRAIaA. klchneid sptngs Jug . JSne Morton.
O'Clock a. H. - ~ 1885, 81 -
and ft S Senn July Emily L. daughter
ID Trends are invited 70 attend the on
q, NongIer .ii9nAl chs,ch' Flushing. l. T. ~ -'
iT as S..o Long Island City at 10 O'Clock iOr Mn.
RIGGS In hts city Friday evening July s. 1881. Elisha
Soitce OF funeral hereafter
sA s6sf b n aaslG2 cOnn on TlTssy July alters
:, IL am. and Marssrei sanford. aged y years e'
asa ST, on Monday ilta .ns-. o.ct,sck !. m '
sII;RiINGAt his residence. Richmond = T. lnlv :
John Williams Sterling. -. T. r. = ase.i IS 4
The members Of the NewYosk County Medical Society, I'd,
81 tio iAiy are nvitsNi attend fau,rs ~ rce. m 80.
l2thss RI On s@ias,aS the sS s, I'm "a
o'clock D. ~. without further notice. ' " ~
an INST Albeit OILY sen Of fitdeiis B. lSi sr ne
Funeral 10. lold on ~aiu-aav -e s. sn., 81.
80 oeA a a Rom tie Anthem Memorial CLaro. ssh,
1t is hiadiy requested that 10 aower, be sent.
Iassrgn Friday Ia 3 ,'eorFe r ;. waters.
on Monday, ilie llih INST. p, 40 O'Clock "A. -
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
LINCOLNS GETTysRJrpc opArrov

LINCOLNS GETTYSBURG GRAFTON.
AN EXACT COPY FROM HIS OWN MANUSCRIPT.
- inc Edtor OF The Tribune
oN' fittsDurg correspondent in The
Tribune or July calls attention to the d.crenanc,es
existing In the Grafton of President I,noo,, 90 :, So
"'eeicys American Conflict" vol o. D. 657 and in The
81 Nicholas Treasure or OF Litec,.rs for Juno thin,
the facts are as follows The latter correct conv of
INC speech rs actually delivered for tcorresponds In the
points detailed with the print Of it given in tho oss.,
Volume published by tho State of Pennsylvania Rp, M
Lincoln subsequently revised the speech and In Anr
1854 he sent to the Soldiers and Sailors Fair at Ra
ioo an au'ograph copy OF the speech revised. This
3D. no doubt the form In which Mr. Lincoln desired thu
~ ne known to posterity. The copy In Greeleys Con-
met winch was published in 1885, is correct-barring
in three respects the erst ser
cS upon Is used for on -; in the last sentence an
ana il inserted before the clause for the pcoplc
n sn sie seventh sentence, the word poor" before
nciose an accurate copy Of MT Iancoln's manuscript
information Very respectfully EDwanp Mcpmnse
gettysburg, Penn, Jny 4, 1851.
THE GRAFTON
,rd Toif score and seven years ago our fathers
EfoqEnt forth on this continent ton conceived
~ Lioepty, ana dedicated to the proposition that al
Now we are engaged IN great civil war testing
that nation or any nation conceived and 80
.ionetd OF that war We have come to dedcae a por-
here gave their lives that nsicn might i've IT 10
'i R HUNG and proper that shonld do this
consecrate-we cannot halow-fhis ground Tic 6raye
men vlng and dead, who struggled here have conse-
The world will little note. long remember what we
S is but 1t can meyer forget what hey dd here
here TO the unfinished work which they who fought here
De herc dedicated to the great task rea ling before us
TN rom these honorel dead take Increased devo-
9ro OF dey oton-that horc highly resolve that these
God shall have birth Of frccdom-and that govern
cnt OF the people by tho people, the people shall
ny " p'aush ron I'm me earth ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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MIDNIGHI WEATHER REPOR1.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SNnOpsis kot. The a,nst "a ho,.ra


WASHINGTON, July 8. a. m.-The harome-
r s highest in the South Atlantic and Gulf States and
- lowest over Lake Superior. The temperature has
1a'n slightly in the southern portion of New-Enyapd
MI" on inc Middle Atlantic coast ese has risen
inc most decided rise being in the Lake region Maxi
mum temperature OF 800 and above reported from
west Gulf states and all the districts east of the Misss
sipp except New-England. Local rains are reported
IRON tho Middle and South Atlantic States elsewhere
east or the Mississippi River fair weather prevails The
"niuS III the Middle Atlantic States have shifted to
,ortheasterly and southery winds continue In New
ri,Sthu the south Atlantic and Gulf States csew here
tue winds are variable.
Indications FOR toddy
r"r inc Middle Atlantic States. partly cloudy weather
I, iocai rams followed by clearing weather. higher
hortheasteriy winds becoming variable,
stationary or lower barometer
Tot new England, fair weather, warmer soutLerly
~Hus, stationary or lower barometer
Indications tG-ntOrrO,r.
rur weather II indicated for New England to-day and
morrow.
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FiILURE or 4 MINING OPERATOR.

SAN FRANcIsCO, July S.-Gencral j. w. Cash
wier, the stock and mining operator has filed petition
or insolvency His liabilities amount TO 500, 900, and
his assets consist Of ~ 5000 In personal property aud
some real estate the value OF which stated. The
principal creditor, are: Thomas Bell, 5000 900; the
Bank OF California 100000; l.. + Gashwiler $4,000
Hanna II. G0shwiler, TSi 900; Horace Hin, $4,000 !;
Aipheus Bel goo 900 George T. Coulter, OF NewYork,
$4,000; William A. Farrer aud L. Moody, Sli 900; j.
d. Carr and II. l.. Icalc. $4,000, and the City and
comfy OF san Francisco Cudgmentl, $4,000
lilo attributes his alnrc the fail in the price Of stocks
anu real estate and the failure of OF his debtors.
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LATEST SHIPPING NEVS.
PORT OF NEW. yoRK. JULY g. 1ss,

PORT OF NETWORK July 8 1881
ARRIVED.
Steamer Rlvenhengh OBJ, Munro. Rodi june . Messna
sorrento H. Palermo Is and Gibraltar 23 with fruit etc 20
Phelps Bros & ~ 49, ~
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMErS
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUKENsr owN, July SAnfved steamer Adrauc Jenaincs
from New York her .
CRookHANRN, S-Passed Nevada (nr,. Jonea
from NOW ork for Liverpool via Queenstown
AMERICAN PORTS
PHILApELrHlA July SArrfved, steamer Fannie Grumley
from New York.
Cleared steamer Indiana, Sargent Liverpool
VINEYARD HANHS, July S-ATIlycd ID Rrca
ley Promised Land, IL. for Boston. ~
GALVESTON, July SSa.lod steamer Grande for New.
York.
ORLEANS. July eArrved at the Passes steamer Hind
son, from New York.
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EUROPEAN Markets

LyERpooI Jnly s-Pork-Pnn.c Ness Eastern steady
at 49,; Western. steady AT 49, Cut
steady at AL Short nm. steady Sd; Long Clear
steady 43i; Clear a oue
Cut, steady at &C.; shoulders duh 3d. Ree-India Mess
none here Extra Mess fmer az 1905 Prime Mess nrner
at 80. lard-Prlmc Western az bGi
Talow-Primo CITY, steady 80. 1urreptine-Sprs
IT 81 Cd. ROsinFne. firm lo6d ComIson steady
at 69d Cheese American Choice. duh ~ So fari
OIL sale tourExtra state steady 3D. heat
N. No, White steady al s7d sprng, No, =. steady
atNis; New Winter Western steady SIZED; South
ern Winter steadyat l0d Corn-Mxed Old steady
New. o2Asl Cottonseed Oil--Yelow American,
st. aiy at -: Rosin-Comfnon at London IN at 59d
Spirits rurpentine. at Lsnion. stea'iY AZ S4ec.
LIVERPOOL July s. m.rie receipts OF Wheat Tor
pas three days were $4,000 contas. including $4,000
LosoUN, July $500 p. m.-Calcutta Iinseed. 49Gd.D
0o Per quarter Refined Petroleum, odo I'D gallon.
Spirits OF TurpeDtne 81. inSecd Oil, per
cwt Spirits Petroleum, s4slad. gallon.
for cuba Centrifugal polaIizing So "a
ooyado Fair Refining, anoat.
ANTwPRP July Speroleun. Is francs 62, centimes for
fine pale American wcons Lard closed la francs
o. centlmes 100 kil0s
HAMBURG, July S-wicoxs Lard closed at SO marks
per 100 H.
BkEMpS July s.-Wncox's Lard closed at So marks o.,
pfenBi4.s per ITO H.
HAN y, July S-wicoxs Lard closed at 70 francs 90
pei 30 klos w
BgRMIN. July S.-Pctroeum. marks go pfenn,ncs
COTTON MARKErS-BY TEIEGRAPu
MI A--1o
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OBITUARY..
JOEN w. SIERIING

John w. Sterling, NJ. D.. +. r. g. d;ed
Thursday at his residence, Port Richmond. s I ago
eighty-six years. He an old Ncw-Yorkcr, and Mt
the time OF his death probably the Oldest living
member OF the New-York County Medical Society DR.
Sterling was graduate of Yale and of the ROYAL Col
sse pi surgeons London, and for several years was
Physicann Chief at Quarantine Eighty ye1rs 400 his
ihther was SOuth-st owning vesscls
between Europe and the West Indies Dr. Sterling Was
isepupican being one OF the number first took
steps 10 organize the party In this city For number Of
YEARS. however, he has taken part In politics
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THE WONIN'S BANK or BOSTON,

BosTON, July San adjourned meeting of
the ditors OF Mrs Howe late president of The defunct
Womans Bank. held this forenoon before Jndge
Mchm III the Probate Court The assignee stated that
there were enough claims 10 be Introduced which n,
knew, To bring the amount 10 100000. over Six
per cent of this amount would be 81 5000 NJ: Russ las
received 81 900. the total assets and with enfs
counse fees, and other claims pendiag would not
feel safe in declaring dividend moIc Than n,r cont
AZ which figure the dividend fixed. 10y
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DIR. JACOB G. SCUOCK.

Jacob G. Schock, an old and well-known
Vi No"ark died at his home in that city yes
teroay AFTERNOON Dr. Schock was born and raar.1 a.,
harr'sburg, Penn, and graduated from Jeferson
in fsts college at Phsdelpha He emigrated to ohio
fised nn,i nc ene W Newark, n j. In 1854 and prac
sn uiI lev years He was i'm his seys,te
seventh year, and leaves a wife, to whom he va
~'~A nun century ago. four "a daughfer '0"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09

Among the passengers by the TODAY IS Nr T. A.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
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