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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
THE OCEAN GROYE CONGRESS-.

OCEAN GROVE, N. j., July o." Temper
anco Day at the sunday school and Church Congress
attracted over 5000 visitors 10 the camp meeting
grounds today The opening services contested of the
iourth normal drl, embracing the Bible section. The
Lilo of Christ and the teachers section, Teaching tho
Lesson"
At 1920 Ncn Dow and several prominent
sneakers of the National Temperance Society delivered
aGdrcsacs
AZ The "clildren's hour" fourth SPECIAL lee
thrr was delivered before the sunday school teachers
by L. - Holmes OF Albany n. y, entlLled Plea Tor
u frlcnc."
At The D. IN. meeting addresses were delivered by mo
Rev. \. g. IaWrccr, OF BroOkl ana by j. W. oiearns
Thv Hunday-schoOl Conference u l.31 WaS con-
ductod by i. - Holmes, ana several weknOwn minis
tcrs delivered addrc.ecs
Az the closing services, ndlrcssce were delivered by
the Rev. James b. Dunn, OF Phadep ha and by Other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
SUMMER LEISURE.



LoNG BRANCI, y. j., July o." W'AtAcr
was cool aud plea et today AMI o erW GA al parts
of the beaca was barge. T1e holyo' rc man "so was
drowned .l9 Oc2au Fer yos,,r.s H't.''""' ""'
not recovered.
The lager per pavilion uo.r the Oc.2a F'',i e. IL
slant source Of eo.plnt FROM tie visitors ' t hr' f.
1t is crowded with people WHO y, anl r at i' i''i4o
Oh the beach.
Tie Pleasant Ioug Cleo Club gives ''sAty coneer;'''
The Oct PIER.
full ore<s .,.,,cripon bah win he given in the par
lors Of the Ocean !otl 20 morrow evening. The m"'ic
Will hc furnished by the hotel orchestra, win C'r -"
schiera a., coda,t,r. Many Invitations have ocoH IS
sued, and The attend nee will BE- very large
Amongtl I:t,c arriy ais are the following:
AtMe 3:apsi1a-Mrs. \. N. King ana family, Of Ei'h-
uuni Va; tn j. O'flrcn and family Miss A. Cum
% %nis J a y i"' III: ro %y' Gs ito
Norman, . EewYo~ l.. G. Wolf of HinaGo ip!ha ".
Nugent Of N'var.l " j. Ne }. NcWu..l George ii.
Al Ne bes. EndW J. Hogan \. r wilson. 9. Il.
Pope. e. c. Pcntz, Miss Pcnfz, DR. f. II. Cuiicw. } H.
W II. spencer ". l.. i:asl W. NJ Earl, GEORGE W. King
A Pulitzer, A. ii.u.ou, Miss iia CaI'tG'' !Mdy W
Troy, n y j; Mandcrson and wlie a. Ganett ot inil"
Brooklyn. y. ~ Mrs George Naye, l. q. 4IUu',H' W. NJ
Atme ir;%h,oa|E. Il Bissol and wife James II. Co.o
fanny +. c. bishop. IL. T. CLARKE, :. tGln!l.
Tlc Il an" '' and w;f I
of NewNOr%; tEe Key. a. j. Palmer and wife, q" KING
ton n b., v: Is 'eI o. Newark j.; w. =; hiin
OF uAri.u. \. y; ". ~ Batcman ana wife, oil Ci"'H-
natl, ONO: l. /. Day, uf Peoria, ILL.,
At NHic8 >i't-s L. schuyler Hunter and WIG, j.
COnen J. k;ta'cr. william strauss, Ilnn, NOch!rf q I'll
family IL =. stratus ana wife. 1t. ilubcrSIr and niy
Alfred l.. SCH inan, - j. OVcrbOur~. e. Hr.1hOa AID
WIG, H. t,otuoi and Miss tiutthOd. Of Sew York tttA
T. H. Mavtin Clark itazCu. OF brUohiyu, y. !; j. - Me
GUre, ciHetIo't Ma. Goldsmith and wife, Oi Sc.ntou
Icdn.
III Me O,c1n-T. o. oliver Miss ". Clare, Dr. Il, II.
Lee, Janic, Il. Day, James p. PAGE, - .. i"uhry L.
Gai,s, C.,.u Rogers, ~ a. Robinson, IL il. Mari. l..
toA, a. H. ,int.wa., H. !. HaAne, -. H. MANS ahJ
vile. OF EcW-lork city C. a. DtIrdt BE J. r. ttlitru1u
AID family, Of Pniildo Puia; Charles LU"ut, Ice iii
aud witc T. a. ocs0dor j. II. Watson, % brooklyn
sitH tlf.!tN T.. ado
wife, L. ,tiht u, CAar.ce - Pope, 90 ttuy.p, e. -
Abbott Mies Anontt, Nr-. Nolic, .1 tglui"t,- Ci"i
Mrs. LOtn rEd chldlsD, OF Cincinnati; v. =. NuuhGt
aud "l,. Vl j, sew ,y,H. 81 v. Eiocr lud Wt., ut
kvmuond 4. Clayton GhO vile, NJ Mtl.u J. y. hc,tu
OF Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23

SARATOGA, July 22.-The entries for to-
morrow's races follows:
n' 'sce, purse S4Oo one and one-echth miles-Fa
hihEiilen OBS pounds, Victim uI7 Belle of ne rIyh
,.'d7 t9s teowplay 95) Gadiola tss). Hermit % 81
''.D'ila '9o'' Fireman Nla ana Granger C95).
SECOND race Saratoga Stakes, inr.c-fong;b, Of mile
wyoming Mennonite, Vanguard Nightcan and Onouea "a,
'Di race Cash Handicap ssrcoIstaes ore and enc
o; ,in i p9nne"C%roae p05 bounds, One Dime GlD
Vet iiiOl t''""ni2nd go-i. sir Hugh gI-t Diana
o1, o.oh, Spi'snc 0o-). &cufcs.iel tiO.l MAGGIE
s,,,,, . ,i,lie N@l), Eippir aud Churchill.
t"i ~ ii''' Ntlng race, mii,-fsan .Toatso.
po,n'isl' Nhfithon OIL Franklin l02l p,io,pa. 81
J"ii -. 't I'D Waraeid fI2f. Jnlia Prince f.s,p
ciah1 'if $50. and Bcdpun fis, ~ f-9'''
ih' inli''' ID pools rnii
lt~ isic'-N lriim, 500: Iniskfilen $40. Pefe ~
m ~, =, . zoe. . %; Granger, so: Fine
ming, SIG; Ni-hfcau. @lIo sN
ini1 g ,orS,oatc $3.50 Sir Iinah and Greenland.
s-'D' 's"4' fJJu Ripple $40. one Dime & hurs-
~ $''. Nag-i. Aver 3d. -fc4ate So, Of ID, so
{ ioi p >l1a-ue $50, D..Ha $50.
lnuli1 ra-c-N trlclt 5000. pntonlar - 20 Ffl,,f,
$50 John Harper 500 Bob johnson - i',.'ua IN nj
N"iili"i so each, julia Bruce and stand Oir j clc1
lfV lcsf..dcyS EGcCs SIC Sfo.a yu.e1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
ENDING IN A SATISFACTORY WAY

CINCINNA1I July 22.-Ihe gazette SAYS edit or
tally of tho election 10 the Senate of Mr. Lapban :.
Tho twenty eight Republicans in the Ncw-Yorl Icpa-
la'ro VINO nave been voting for Kpsooc Conking tn
yesterday como yesterday Ia their right mind and voted
WIN ia" rest IN unanimously clccting T. Laphurn TO
tho place resigned by Cvnkng. Thus ends
III very satisfactory way INF, long AMI
en- CONTEXT l. h"S terminated In good feeling and
thoy "ho hNo uli now voted for Conkne declare this
ths prove to be- ia effect His course in hning up HIS
S"ds shd umGiag the Senate into tho hands
~ The Democrats, and Gingng out his
var manifesto and then mporiously demand.
ihI, u. reelection; liza perseverance, In this
Ia tho f'o or majority Of the Republican mcrnl5ors
ana his "irrLs Ia gel tho aid OF tho Democrats pre-
vent my election ho found his own hopeless, as
been 40 stranEr, and hts down fail is mpctc that
no ono eau nave tao heart to triumph II, however
much be may feel relieved by tho election which re
tricyrs tho !Dual ..tilic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS.
THE STATE LEGISLATURE AGREES TO ADJOURN TO-
nAY-TnE FREE CANAA AMENnMrNrs

THE STATE LEGISLATURE AGREES To ADJOURN TO-
nAY-THE FREE CANAL AMENDMENTS
ALBANY, n. Y. July 2Z.-ln the Assembly
tbia morning the following bil Amending the act sup
Elemental 0the act relative the supply Of Ion
Island City passed The bill making an aprropria-
t"n OF $4,000 to pay tho expenses OF legislative nyes-
legations was lost hy vote OF 81 to 40
On motion OF Mr.. Mpor IL WAS decided to adjourn
finally tomorrow at noon.
The Assembly passed the amendment to the constitr-
ton providing for free canals This secure, its sub,n
sion to the next Legislature There not beiug votes
enough To pass this measure, call OF Tie
House was moved and carried Tho roll was Gale l.
and eighty sever answered. Several ucmhrrs were
brought in, aui rendered oxcuscs which vcro accepted,
Among those Trough; In Mr. bradley He said that
ne 1;td taken nntVy dose Of NOT
veil llnu2itcr.l MI. Pnncy moved thst he be fined
5000 tLaughterl Mr. Culllnan moved that he be
excused. Carried
III the Esnse this morning the hin 20 provide for
u third reading.
Tee + nate concurrcd in the Joint resolution for sine
ulo adjournment al noon saturday July 20. The
Jenate at gao p. wcnt into executive roAsiou None
ofthe nOinalOIs considered ia executive session W~c
confirmed.
1t is understood that the vote on Dwight Lawrence
Tor the Office OF IarboraStcr, IL for confirmation
and opposed
The bill relative opening streets parla end puhlic
places IN the City Of New York ordered 30 tird
reading.
losers. Birdsa!, Davenport Rockwell. Baker and
gate the affairs oi The Health Oice OF he Port Of w
Nt.y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
N1J1L LNThKLTGENCE.

W AeuNGroN, JAY 22.--Captain Bancroft
EAcrd 1s been ordered to special duty 90 expedite
'' '''s oui % tia United states steamer Lancaster
Lie"i"ha"i Commander Cal cr f. Goodrich has heen
ordered o TIN duly. r. munster Albert s. T.,,,,
10 Tie United states steamer Tcnncrsce. and as ncct-
pa}masior on the North Atlantic Station Flee, Pay
master J1nca Hay. fleet ra} Inastrr on the North At
hntlr ton, Is ordered to settle his accounts Boat
H"Ah lawn j. Allen 10 iLe Navy Yard at League Island
Pom.
iear- AdmIGl J. &. Powell Commanding the United
S;tics Naval forces the uTnpcan Saipn reports ia
the Navy Department. under date Genoa. Italy, July .
~ '"!""H The United states steamer Trenton ar
rived ner" to-day tn" A!pslc odc from Gibraltar on
ihe IN mt, arriving at Antwerp TIE i9Jh left Oh
~" -5ih TOR Copenhagen. The tfilonst arrived at
sanianicr on the nth The health the squadron is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
GENERAL WASHINGTON NEWS.
TIE LAWS TO RE ENFORcFD.

TIE laws TO BE ENFORCED.
AsliINGroN, July 33.--rhe following letter WAS
written to-d2y by Commissioner Rau,n:
NriiCh ck INTERNAL REVENUE
= NJ pr,,-o.. ~ ~, NAShiAGJON. July %, 1881. :
I; ~, ~. NfT9E, CoNcctor, C'0iUa5ia s. C.
had hoped that there woulh have NO., ~ ..,,.,
rct resistance t the enforcement OF the Internal rev
hit Jaws III or district and with your ;rr.,,ra no
armed loureing parties which had been Stationed n, no
counties had been withdrawn me recent
~ % !, ptF Noitctor Brayton AID the driving away
Vi onci oucctr from lDc performances of their ,eS l,v
an armed pald 81 men clearly show that the sn f OF re-
SFtace SIN exists IN portions your district Yon a,o
uohoized 10 employ eight special depaies for the mr..
pose Ci thoroughly POLICING counties where iicit
ultng has heretofore prevaed-four OF them to one
ilte from P.ekens Court House Wabala ana she trt
ii"ut from HrccrNlic or Spfranhnrg you may hi
Dust Aou VIII please forward for gola-,es
@hi travelling expenses al these officers for six ns
lIoii August !. desire tnat you shall select n,r Of
s"oh STANDING OF good habits and OF nnuucetionahe
couia|e ana discretion for the pCrior1na nce OF this
'o.''cc' very respectfully, GREEN Il. RAuM,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
THE FIRE RECORD.
LEFT NVITHOl1r 4 HOME.

\ house belonging 10 George Fox, OF Nor
rows Nils, near Paterson, \. j.. burned to the
ground ThnTlay. III. FoN his life and two children
occupied the house The children ore crpples, and
unaNlc to move withou being carried. The house
cnyc!opcd in flames am0jt before it known that it
fire. The two hclpless children screamed 0nd
cried ptifuy. Thc5 carried ont b. their fat ~,
l,ut not before their clothes were sc0rched by the
flames. l. crythng cont aimed in The house de-
rtroyc ard Nlr. ro loat everything he had. At pres
cnt he IL occupy TAG, with his family old barn. His
Eelghhpr have supplied thcu with food, and there il
noNcnt on ioot 10 wake up subscription Nj. FOX was
once IL good circumstances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23

ATLANTA, Ga, July 22.-At the meeting
here to-day of the National Educational Association T.
L. Solden, of st. louis, read paper History Elu
cation in America" William r. Harris made a report of
tho business transacted III the Intern cna Educational
Congress, at Brussels last year Sonaior Joseph T.
Brown delivered IN address " Educational Interests
in the South. and II. L. kmbali address Cot
TON Exposition sever al papers were read III the Depart
mont OF industrial Education. 4 committee rs a,,-
pointed to arrange for the representation OF the aSsoc-
ton at tho International Educational Congress which
meets Boston. The association adjourned meet
next ut SaTntOga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
STORM IN THE NORTH WEST.

CHICAGO, July 22.-The storm last night is
reported to have beaten down and ruined crops ia
several ncighbOrh0ods. Ia Wisconsin many bulin.s
struck by lightning and destroyed no largo less
properly il noted. The Lat of alg.
Waukcc and 81. Paul Road was washed near selma
delaying trains The storm also extended over pait of
Illinois, Indiana and Michigan. Al Aln,oy m Badger
x sons Touring min fired by l-hininy and de-
str0yca. At Richmond Ind. GoOrs - lsamDo Was KILLED
by the lightning while crossing Il Held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
JOY or Mr.. LAPIAM'S NEIGIIBORS.

CANANDArGUA. ~ Y, July 22.-1ho election of
tho Hon. f. &. Lapham 10 the United States Senate
has been received here with n feeling of universal
congratulatoD by all cizcus irrespective of p.rfy
Flags were displayed. bells were rung and cannons
wcro fired in honor of the event. 4 pilic rrce,ton
Wiil be ten !rgcd 10 llc Sriator to-'ulrow evening"
by citizens, both Republicans and Democrats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
THE ARMY UORW IN THE VEST.

CHICAGO, july pa special to The Times
says that The oat crops IN Grundy and win Counties
Illinois, have been half destroyed by the army worm
when las, however irys'eriously disappeared.
DIES MONIES Iowa, July GA pest resembling the
army worm Is making IN this vicinity Several
farmers in Ekhart Township have been visited Nv II
W" trhc! ioht fourteen acres of az
timothy REPORTS from Marshall County are 10 the effect
tnat small black or light brown worm Is eating eycry
thing groom bc.Ore IL. 100 wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
INNING EXCIYhVENT ~ U'YOVIyG.

CHEYENNE, Wy, July 22.-'Thc discovery of
copper and eilvcrbca:ins ore Fort Laramie is
creating intense excitement. The miners are slammed
ING TO tho new district. The district is six miles wide
ana Is swariping with prospcctors, all whom are
making locations. The surface assays vary from HaO IA
%Ioo Sm"lt"ia ARE To bc erected 1T once the ore
starts from grass roots The sit. OF the
u ud ont aud buildings already going up Min, r.
are receiving ~ day. tcndericet %. There il large
demand % 4 ' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
PAPER MIiIS BJrR%VD

Lock HAVEN, Penn, July 22.-fhc mills Of
the Pcnnsy tvanin Pulp and Pager Company Of this city
were burned this morning I03s, $lGO0O0; insurance,
nCtwtcn 100000 aud $4,000. rho mills which covered
an acre of ground, oWHcd 10y Armstrong Dixon,
Of philadelhia Who hal 500 900 iuvrste, in them. 4
new toriiss inc costing $4,000 WAS started for the
first time yesterday. IAc IRE originated between
the machine ana cngne-rG03ls, and spread with great
rapi'liiy. The work or rebuilding VIII begin imrcd
ut. Ir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
Special Notifies
Home Made prpsery

Home Made Preserve-
PURE CURRANr JELLY-SPlCED AND CANNED
FRUITS JAMS. JELLlES, PICKLES, SC.
nonscFgepers can get the above articles made GA
fashion home receipts AMI warranted by s.adng orders
,.os s,o~., mt, o., 90 Ss5 DeSr.w 81 Broahyn Y Y.
sent on Application.
tic waters. AVOID al coarse Irritating masf ior.s sYi
domestic they inipa:r The digestive organ; Aenr
Nasal Caia,ra and Brearai.i-,
r., u, CTR ~. iishLf Al hVHE
toT r'riinsni and osi,avo Cure soio tor Cknls's
The means Of care can only be obtained Of fr Oa@
The fsGlul effects OF atssl can surely Si,ee Ssxsy
treatment Tor details terms anal ilio1saas ~
aiereas Iie1. r. A. CniLDs. Troy. Ohio.
& !i MES l9si,.ge,y Gard also blind Ea
skin, ~ lhs nse ~ KoSSMAN.e q Al& BOSNIAN 3
gusts. by Tor 80
piles permanently eraaieaIeA w..a three weeks, 80
i4rs sent oo:,tanins nr lol = Vest ..t
The foreign ma. %; a "@ &ss S SSSs ,rrpAY Jp
y. lsNl W" ,.'sc - -. "", ,,z on ~, c,,,r,.t, -,
l1pN ksDAY a. DO 2. - 10. ii,. %, sic -lr 'ia'i a.
addressed, ana a. u a. a. Cor itshoS 'l,e i -.-s~sip
a,c Coz teasiy ii France mas, 6c .. 81 l.-.
bia plymouth rh-ibo irs ana a.4Da:g ,.,s -.ll- =
s5cciai, .>Sl 90 ti.DaG - ii 80 i. ,.sr,
in,i. So'il 'si"si','- i"f : - =. . 49,. ,i De- -
,.'..a'' ,"e , ' - l..'l '.a-'., al - -
and "a i2i'i ioi @eoant d.,ot d. .,fs p -.i-... a
iao,,,ia., VA An.seip Inc ma'., ior ,ss, ii,,t =
naiiS tor AS,..sa ;f AM, S'Iia ra,. So. ., $50
40 lle mails cuba ssA Sickle, obese lt 49,
Day % lio fhe n.iila ior ArT-eai Is"i 'i't. IN
ea,e,l'a. s. close ON Fl.iDAl a. ga ihr r,'. or
mans Src' town close on sAruRnAlai g, r. roe
maiis io CAna and Japan close July - al ; a. "a lH ..s
oIcyiown and Port inoa On 1 l,'DAY a. - n.
Posi- oalee. Non -YoIk. II, 10 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
LATEST SHIPPING NEU,S.
PORT OF SEw-YoRK. July %. 1891

ARRIVED.
Steamer Egadt NtaN, MaTano Palermo aa~s GYraiter
IL days with wdse and Passengers Phelps & CO.
sta Cts Of Coiumhns Fisher with
ndse and pass, Icase.
AMERICAN ports.
BOSTON July 22-ATived st~amars Johns Wopkns Haiet
nom sltlnure; norman, NtckorsOn from Phisd.iDh.a
PM ApRIYRT. jury 29-Arr1voa q 80.
from New York - '~'-
Cleared steamer Ohio Morrison
NEw-ORIRAss July % Cleared steamer Architect far
Liverpool. '''
S.vasSAH jay 22-Arrive-i steamer Geo Appsia fr,a
Baltimore - ''''- '''-A
BALIsoRg, July 22-AT1vod steamer SarasosSo Hoonrr
frDrl -. NfN-'
tlesltst st.smer Blacs stone. Tavlor.
Sailed. steamers ~ ColnGlla and lsackStoL-.
POhT ROYAL July 22-Ss!l,il Western Toxa.
Hssnes, fer NVw-York- s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
BiSHOP G1LBnRl'S VIII.

LAWRENCE, Mass, July 22.-The will of the
late 1T. Rev. Thomas Gallery Roman Catholic Bishop
of Hartford Conn., has been admitted TO probate In this
comfy beucalhs to AugUstnian College, Nllanoya,
Ieln..G2OOO TO ST. Joaeps Cony ent Hartford. L. 900;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23

SHENANDOAH, Penn, JUiy 22.--Fire broke
out early hs morning in the NcrchautS Hotel in this
place ad the hotel hujt OF wood The Gre spr, ad
rapidy. Thu Inmates aroused by miners returning
from work Thieves carried away many OF the VU0hcs
'i the pIUrctnr's family. and Of the Su-StS lost
all th9ir b. ,-4'. The notc which had recently been
Cciiulishol, aud an adjoining d~c NJ completely
dies 81. IA.s. ,f,. lNN q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23

TRIBUNE OFFICE, July 81 o. m.-The changes i'll
the barometer during tho clear and fair weather OF yes
teriiay were slight. The temperature ranged between
So and 49, the average On so) being 5l' higher than
on the corresponding day last year, and 47so lower
than on Thursday.
FAR or clear weather and slight changes In tempera
turc osshy proceeded by partly cloudy weather aud
ctsonB light rain, be expected to-day In this city
III vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
THREE MEN SERIO USLY HURT.

STANFORD, Conn, july 22.-By the falling
Of scanold ON Jacks Island Stamford narbor TODAY
william iurlbutt Peter Barry and Thomas Kcndrick
were seriously injured Kcidrck had both Of His Iers
pioh1i, barry had one nrm broken ana nirlbutt had
40 IN MS ankles and one wrist sprane. The mon fell
distance OF twcnty -hye feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
MILL AND GRAIN DESTROYED.

HARRISBURG. Penn, July 22.--A large stone
mill owned Ivy Gcnrsc II. Huston. situated near Uoscs
toWl, Cumberland Noiaty, together with tenement
"ou'ean. portion al the h i,c over the Coundo,Wai.
crock, was destroyed hy fire vcs,'rd ~. over 900
niShel'o grain N me min were consumed. The loss
cStIuatod at $4,000; parity covered by insurance IN
me --.-MA and Nort.- AMnrcn. ..uLu.Ili...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
me NEU-JERSET CONSTITUTION.

ATLANTIC CITY, y. j., July 22.-1he Commits
sioncr, 10 prepare amendments 10 the stale Constitution
met at United States llotel Tonight, he subject
der consideration being amendments 10 the Judiciary.
After r,nalhs by eN-sudyc buchanan ana Judge Pan
comet ne Committee adjourned To meet Newark Two
weeks hence, with permission to ncIarrs who cannot
be present tn submiU written propositions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
FOCR BOYS DROBNED.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Jaly 22.-Andrew John
son john Heard and Joseph Yates boys from nine 20
twelve years Old drowned together while bathing
to lay; aud Charles the yonng son &, The Hon ~ n
Gushing was drowned a Miadeboro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23

80 ,is sister Mrs Mary Daily of TIollinsbrg Penn,
g. 10 DIS Niece Maria Da.y, OF Uulnabsrc, Penn,
10 iof children OF his sister. 81, 0G0 each. and
SIMS to number Of charitable institutions in
l!c IrslGue OF lis estate Is beQucat he'd 10
81. Josephs Cathedral, Hartford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
OBITUARY..


GLOUCESTER, Mass, July at is reported
rom Pigeon Cove, MIS-, that Mrs. Chaplin widow of
''c REV. Dr' Ed"i" H. Chaph died worry suddenly CHS
adteic"n at her summer residence in thnt pjacr DR.
Nn"p'h oieo Oh Tue -Gth OF .lst December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23

TREAT PRoMPTLY-Cramps Diarrhu,a. Asiat-
ic Cholera and all Bowel Affections with Or gtvnr,s
Carminaiive Balsa. and yoa will obtain speedy RELIEF
and promote a certain cure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
WISCONSIN MILIYLi ORDERED OUT

CHICAGO, July 22.--A dispatch from Mad
sou, WIS, says that tho Governor of Wisconsin has
ordered out the State militia from jancsVlle, Water
town. Madison and Milwaukee, and that several COM
p.nicS On the way, by special train to CaIo Ia
preserve order serous being bG,d in con-
sentence OF he 81 IKE among the mnDVrmru.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
TAE LOSS At NLENELANn.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, july 22.--'lhe loss by
Last uights at I.austn e. Sessions not and bolt
WORKS Is now estimated nt from $4,000 to 80, 900 :;
$4,000 to $4,000 the hunijng5 and the remainder
ON tiv machinery. The si l. s45 900 II il sup
posed that the fire c,l-cl by sJuutaucous couhi,
Yt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT

CHICAGO, July %. This morning u freight
~aia on lao CmcaS" ANA Northwestern Railroad was
thrown from the track near Waukc2an by n waah-uut
The engine and seven cara were di;chod Edward
iiughes brakeman, Vac hiled and the engineer AMI
fireman were slightly injured. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
MORE WORKS DAMAGED.

ST. LOUIS, July 22.-iho Harrison wire
works, n the southwestern uart OF this city were dam
aged by lire tbs morning the cxtcut OF ot $1,000
coed with little interruptions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

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white the oscillations
dotted
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Pharmacy. rroad~oy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
MAJOR THOMAS j. FIRTH.

fHILApEL'!IIA, Penn, July 22.-NIaior
honas d. firt vino before the late war was "A lrgsde
insiector OF Militia, and who for many years woe
iIVasuicF o te fcnnsFlvan Railroad Company did
"'AuenA ILLS morning al his home III GernlantOwn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23

NDl Mrs.. W Henry Lex, Philadelphia; General r. C.
Scaenck, Washington; II. W. Park, Vermont Mrs.
DcnSmore Miss sm0re, Chicago Mr.. an,! Mrs. G. A.
WEitehoad, savannah; Mrs. WA. a. Parish ana family,
PA:iad.plia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
ASLiTIC CHoLERI II DIS HOMES.

DIS MONIES, Iowa. July 22.-A case pro-
no"need 10 DE Asatic cholera b. p'ysici~n. was dis
covered in Last Dies Noincs today 1t will probably 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
JUSTICE CLIFYOEUS CONDITION

PORTLAND, Me-, July pa Cornish dis
patch 10 Tee Ircss says: judge Clifford ha. rallied
SLIGHTLY ard is more comfortable bnt LIS recovery il ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
INQUEST AT LONG ISLAND CITY.

TIE hottest day ever known in Charleston tho ,n..
N-"11o'e- marking as high a. lOi degrees - ~