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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-22
CHIMES And CASUALIIES-BY TELEGRAPH.

BADLY BURNED THROUGH CARELESS NESS.
BUFFALO, n. y, july 2l.-Amia stout put n
lighted cigar In her pocket to-day nearly burned
death before the IRE which resulted cxtiigsod
BURGLAHIEs AT BUFFALO,
BUFFALO, n. Y, July 21.-Scvcn stores and
saloons In Main and Washn by burglars
early TINS morning but only small money were
~, RUN OVER AND CRUSHED TO DEATH.
WILkEsBANItE, Penn, July 2l.-Janes Maxwell,
INNER, employed at the Washing Plymouth,
run over THIS afternoon by train OF loaded lie
diod la lew moments
BURGLARY AT WARE MASS
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 2l.-Burglars broke
with key Of their ~ ~
BOY DROWNED IN A CANAL.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 2I.-Wiam Shea,
oyoke Canal while trying from one bank TO
other on water.ppe yesterday afternoon.
ARRESTED FOR STEALING IRON
BUFFALO, n. T., July 2l.-Charcs O'IIara % no.
orlos ena ana aoly an Inmate of Auburn Prison,
arrested to-day while trying dispose OF carload OF
stolen IRON the New-f ork Central railroad
KILLED BY ROCK SLIDE
READING, Penn, July 21.-A rock slide took place
In the Washington gon to-day instantly
crushing death William Comm and Charles Er,,man who
ngy mutllated.
SCHOONER SUNK BY A STEAMER.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, July 21.-The schooner
Lucy h. Cosswe Cheney OF Ipswich from South Amboy for
miles east OF Cape Poge by the william and
this port
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.
MANSFIELD Mass, July 2l.-Ihe body of Owen
Murphy was found In Bacons pond morning. ndca
uohs are tat lie has been ony dealt wih his head
He worked i'll raunon family a wife aud chill
dren, iva
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GENERAL WASHINGTON NEWS.

HOW SITTING BULL IS TO BE DISPOSED OF.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE
WAsiINGToN, July 21.-" What will you do with
sitting Bull now that YOU have him 2" asked q
TRIBUNE correspondent of Secretary Lincoln this
afternoon.
On, suppose we shall dispose of him as we have
oi the other Sioux prisoners who have surrendered
during the last two three years."
- w hat have you done with thcmg'
Well, we have Just turned them over to the care
OF the Interior Department, and they to be taken
care OF ut the Standing Rock Agency in Dakota. |
expect the transfer was made yesterday or to-day.
for the feeding of 5000 Indians is expensive bus-
ness
dcryn
" have not received any particulars except those
given IN the dispatch published this morning.
surp0Hc he surrendered uncOuditiOnally did the
other Sioux. lie Is all broken down. presume we
shall keep him at Fort Buiurd for a while.
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FEDERAL AFFAIRS UNPROTECTED

NV IhIitiNAIU I
WAsHiNGroN. July ~. Tho murder Of Deputv
Collector BRAY ton by iilcit dI.iiIor in Sou;b
Carolina. forrihlv calls attnrul ~ th., t,ct r,1
there L. no law nf the TUNED states under - hcl, Inc
murderer can bc tried and punished. lu South Caro-
una. - III many other parts o tho South the local
authorities and people seem 20 have arrived AT the
conclusion that in ahstaiuing from pditn obst me
tous III the waS of United States Revenue officers
they are fulfilling ail the demands of good govern
mcnt and good citizenship and that If a revenue
Official III the discharge oi his Official duiics gets
worNtcd ar murdered 1t is an affair IN which local m
thortlcS are not interested. Commissioner Ranrn
hdS i"i'e called the attention Of Congress to ihiS
matter, aud has recommended that law. bc passed
Winch may he administered by United States Courts
hAlnH cod" oi penalties for crImin., offences
against the persons OF revenue officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-22

OCEAN GROVE. n. j. July 21.-Thc fourth
days session Of the Sunday School and Church
was entitled Church Extension Day" The . a. IN.
vice consisted Of third Normal drill Rihle scctlon on
" The Bible World" and teachers section the AT
tention OF the Glass" The morning lecture al 1910
delivered by DR. A. j. kyuctt Secretary OF the Church
Extension Society of the NJ T. Church. The Childr,us
Hour at III had large attendance. and the same
hour Dr Strong special sunday school
teochers ON " Laws from Mount Sinai At =. m ad-
dresses ou Church Extension delivered by clergy
men o1 several denominations Ala. 30 Miss
tie n Morris addressed the teachers at the primary
ference on Purpose and Plan Al tho Twilight Hour
Services AZ Z y. devotional conference was CON
dnct"d by Henry Plant The days meeting con
GUIDED by IL lecture al 730 y III by Chaplain McCshe.
TO-morrows meeting will be known IA Tcmpcrancc
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THE FIFTY-FOURTH BALLOT.

THE FORMALITY PERFORMED QUICKLY
lfRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBuNEl
ALBANY, July 21.-ln twenty minutes the roll had
been called in the Joint Convention to-day the an
nouncemcnt of the vote for Senator duly made. and
the Convention had been dissolved by the return of
the Senators to the Senate Chamber. Never was
there vote moro mechanically taken. The MEM
bers knew from the supporters of Mr. ConSling that
there would be no changes and accordingly voted
without interest in the proceedings. SO common is
the impression now among the Administration Re-
pubhcans and the Democrats that the deadlock is
continued by the supporters of Mr.. Conkling that it
has become customary morning s;llutation TO the
Conkling men We'll, TO have any election
eo-day 7" The Conklng men show no surprise on
hearing the question, and usually reply with grin:
Not to-day" 1t is in hippant spirit that most of
tne Conkhng men now regard the deadlock,
while the hitherto good -humored air with
which the Administration Republicans looked upon
II Is giving place to one of profound indignation.
The vote to-day az follows:
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MONEY AND IT'S REPRESENTATIVES,.

IBf TtLEGNAPu TO THE rRIRCNE
WASIIINGTON July 2l.-Scvcral weeks ago Con-
trollcr KNOX sent ont to the National banks crcu-
lar requesting reports showing the proportions OF
checks, drafts, certificates, currency con etc, in
the receipts and payments of June 80. In couvcr-
saton with n TRIBUNE correspondent to-day,
Mr.. Knox said that the Indications are that
nearly all the banks will make the reports
requested large number of returns his
already been received, and the clerks are
busIly engaged III tahulating them. 1t il found
that the returns in regard to receipts are very full
and satisfactory, and those IN regard to payments
larry SO. The Controller said, however, that he
would issue new and modified circular soon ask
lnG tor reports covering tic business of two or three
days m September When these are received Mr.
kuox expects 10 he able to compile some statistics
which VIII hc of great interest and value and almost
unique No similar statistics over before gath
ei'u ana compiled except once. and those very
Imperfrct having been collected by l Ncr IN on
uon whose opportunities were, of course, limited.
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DOCBLE PAY NOT PERMITTED.
lUf riLIoRAl'lI TO THE TRIDTNEI

WASuiNGloN. July 2l.-Judge Lawrence, FIRST
Contiucr of the Treasury. has to-day decided
AN intricate question of considerable import
ance. Secretary sherman appointed the POST
master at Philadelphia dishurslng officer making
hun rcspouslhlr for the disbursement of $3.50 900
to be expended III erecting Court House IN Phila-
dcphla. Ih)s WAS done nudrr authority of stat
ute winch authorizes the Secretary TO appoint anv
officer OF tue Gov erumcnt disbursing officer for
payments tn be made tor public buildings He was
doubtless ignorant of the fact that this authority
was subsequently qualified by a statute which made
II the duty Of the Collector of Customs ia places
where there such an officer to diSlurSc monrys
ioI thdl purpose The question aTOsr upOu 4
clih -, the Postmaster for "a commission npon the
amount of hls dINhuISc cmcut. Judge Lawrence de-
cidrN that II" officer Of the Government receiving "A
stated NdhiN Is entitled To commissions toI dShuT-
ing money Tor the Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-22
THE IRISH LAND BILL.

LoNpoN, July 2I.-ihc House of Commons
In committee took up the Land bill again to-day. Mr.
Forscrs clause providing for the allotment OF land to
and the bedding O, cottages for Iaborcrs considered
Mr.. Forster Explained that the clause not intended
To give permancn"c of tenure In that ease ahorcrs
might giyo up their employment and start as shop
keepers What wanted 10 give cottages 20 those
employed the land The clause WAS thcn ordered TO
be added to the hill.
The other clauses moved by MI Forster Civ ing power
TO the courts application Tor tho determination OF
judicial rent impose conditions TO laborers' cot
tagcs and prov ding that the Land Commission shall
make yearly .por the Niccr0y in regard to their
proceedings, vWre also added 20 the bill
In the House OF Commons TO II. ght the clause OF
tho Land bills in regard rent passed the
second reading by sotc OF 2I3 10 %
Amongst in" amendments prop scd 10 the Land bll IN
the House Of Lords proposing the increase Oi the
number of Commissioners to fine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-22
SYMPATHY WITH THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, July 2l.-Secretary Blame to-day
received the following from Count Lippe WeiSsen-
field. Austrian Charge dAfsiTes;
NEWPORT, July 16. 1881.
SIR have the honor 20 inform that his Majesty
the Emperor desires give further expression his
lively sympathy with the President the United Sfatrs.
which has been transmitted by hs MalestY's orders
the United States Minister at Vienna. He has been
pleased 10 charge me TO reea in bis name the
sions Of his sentiments of sympathy and Indignation
called mnrderous attack upon General ,;ar-
fields e, and Ia the President OF the
tcrest which his Majesty takes in the favorable
concerning his ENccllencys present condition and the
hopeful prospects OF his ultimate recovery. take the
liberty 10 request sir 10 his Apostolic Maies
tys message To the President Of the United States and
beg offer yon, etc, etc, LIPFE MEIssENFELD.
Long BRANCH, n. j.. July 21.-At the meeting Of
the Dental Society to-day the following resolutions
were offered and adopted by rising vote
The New-JeIsey state Dental Society assembled
Long Branch N hereby desires exp the senti-
Of members the late attempt at the sia-
President OF the United States therefore
RESOLVED That look with sbhorlence the that
character and the destruction Of the head Of
Rosorod That feel devoutly thankful for the failure
OF the cowardy attempt and rejoice in the prospect o.
the speedy recovery of beloved President and
restoration TO health and usefulness.
Res0tccd, That we feel a profound sympathy for his
family and friends account OF the anxiety that
have felt since the nearly fatal occurrence.
FREDERICK c. BARLOw,l
j. HANHURsr, }Comnittee.
q. .. BROWN,
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ST. LOUIS COTTON BROKERS
ST IoI-IS .Iulv ~ Tho National Cnttn,
-r---- ------ -----
TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.


NEW IRON STEAMER FINISHED.
CHESTER Penn, July 2l.-Ihe new iron steamer
Umata. oregon steamship Company lett
this morning NewYork.
MINERS STRIKE AT rITrSToN, PENN.
PITTsTON. Penn. July 2l.-Aiorris Il Co.'s miners
higher The mine
cars a day About men md boys idle.
THE ANNIVERSARY OF BULL RUN.
PRoVIDENCE, r. l., July 2i.-rhe anniversary of
commemoraed to-day by the Veterans Of the
Island Regiment ana Battery A. at Oakland
CRUEL HOAX AT BOSTON.
BOsTON July 21.-InvcstigatioD into the supposed
drowning accident at Squanum to-day, by which Young
reported to have drowned proves that the
story Is without the slightest foundation.
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THE AFRICAN COMPLICATION
LONDON. Jniy 21.--Iho Vienna corrcspo

LONDON JliN Ii hc ficnua correspondent of
IN, Ni0pddrd saws:
The sultan Of Morocco hrs appealed the ultan OF
turkey 20 pat -top To the agitation IN Mort lcrn Africa.
lest me iu~nrfcrion lt iu tnc expulsion himself
from ~" throne o. Nornrco. aud the complete scpAra
"n OF fhr liarpnrS states from tar Tnrk,h hcgcluOny
VI H stated That these rc~"ntn ions have prUiuccd
proinihd impression 80 Constant uoplc An Inquiry by
n&ind ~ regard to the atufudr of the Powers In
the ticnch attack Irpp met bl the declaration of
Germany aud Austria that they intend maintain ab
-oltlir neutrality
II may he observed that both these statements
should bc accepted with great reserve.
FAEiS. july >I.-LH france. replying 10 The article
of the RpRIdgUc francsc i'm regard f. the action of
the Porte in Iripoli ana charging the Sultan with
keeping agents ou the frontier ?nd in ia" interior of
rum, loi IN" purpose OF stUIins up Mussulman IA
nattClSin. says:
~ unworthy ot great country to INDULGE IN vigor
ou~ hu"uag wti, It II cannot FOLLOW The sole result
OF such articles Is % add o the dilclt' ~ already
ucntc situation There must be uo cluster and
eIt
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PRESIDENT GARFIELD.

FAVORABLE PROGRESS UNCHECKED.
MS ATTENDANTS CONSIDER HIM TO BIZ OUT OF DAN
GKR-MAIARIA TO BE GUARDED AGAINsT-How
THE STATEMENT ORIGINATED RESPECTING TILE
PROPOSED SAIL on THE POTOMAC.
The President passed a comfortable day yes
terday a morsel of cloth was discharged from
the wound. Major Swain is of the opinion
that the patient is now out of danger the
PHYSICIANS, however, have not sanctioned such
oeiiet. One of the dangers TO be guarded
against Is malaria. The statement that prep
aranons were making TO take the President
on sail on the Potomac River originated in
replies given to the sick mans impatient ques-
uons as to when he could leave his bed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-22
MIR. CONKLINGs QUIET DAY.

There was little to disturb the political quiet
OK senator Conkngs existence yesterday. The bal
or senator at Albany resulted the day previous
sno Mr' Conkling and his friends affected derive
oea of comfort from this fact but privately
"a saese friends admitted that with each succeeding day
me prospect Of their preventing the election of MI Lap
ham grew steadily worse
am afraid 1t Is only a question Of time and very
Mort ts - thAk sad prominent salwart vssterdsr
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CONKLING MEN WANERlNG.

A GENERAL CONFERENCE PROPOSED.
TIE ADMINISTRATION LEADERS READY 7" GIVE
EASY TERMS OF sURRENDER--THE CoNKiiNG
NEGOuATOKS RECEIVED COUkTEOUsLf But
FRANK.
Senator Forster voted for Mr.. Lapham ycstcr-
dav. but he still lacked four votes OF beng
elected Some overturcs were made by Conk-
ling men for a general conference, which were
regarded favoraby 10y the Administration Re
publican leaders. 1t is expected that If the
Conference be held, the Conkling men Will
vote for Mr. Lapham, and thus retire amicably
from the contest.
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INSTANTLY KILLED WHILE AT No,

INSTANTLY KILLED WHILE AT WORK
SPRINGFIELD, OHIO, July 2l.-Charles Me-
Carthy, helper in the Champion Machine Company's
blacksmith shop. instantly killed this morning by
The body WAS sbockingly nanglcd
FATAL CATTLE DISEASE IN ILLINOIS
DIXON, ILL.,, July 2l.--A terrible disease has
broken ont among the cattle in this part OF the State
and already many farmers have lost great head.
There Ia hc remedy the disease the cattle
dying very soon after being taken sick.
NEW BANK AT CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, July 2l.-The private banking
house "l H. ". Hughes ~ Co. ms been bought by
company of cap asts who to-day organized the Union
National Bank capital $500, 900. H. W. Hughes, presi-
dent o. II. Tudor, cashier
ILLINOIS CORN CROP REPORT.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, July 2l.-rhe condition
partmont of Agriculture, july I. is follows: The
carly planted com Is doing wen. and where injured
by insects retarded in growth 10y drouth in May will
welt with prev aN NOrahlo seasons, large
generally wen cultivated where the excessive rains in
jane have not prevented it, In sections of the State
where the chnch bugs have made their appearance
large numbers, ia" cOrn on land prepared for wheat
last ta Is much above the general average IN stgnd
color and growth.
Sr. LOUIS COTTON BROKERS.
ST. LOUIS, July 2l.-The National Cotton
Exchange met again this evening. The Executive Coun-
eli reported that il had reelected Henry Hester
retary, ana elected Thomas &. Avery. OF -Oreana
treasurer The Committee OF Crop Reports reported
with the
meeting of one expert from each consgitueu exchange
and two delegates from New Orleans New was
fixed 10 meet IN New York August H. for the purpose OF
establishing standard. committee of three ap-
pointed 10 mcmoriaZc Congress to
tonc crop reports, and local exchanges requested
10 Use their Inlucnce for this purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-22
Fatal RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

WHITEHALL, n. Y, July 20.-The Montreal
sleeping train No. :. bound north the ChampIau
Division Delaware and Hudson Canal Company struck
rock that fell on the track ahout quarter Of mile
north OF Dresden. at 2 O'Clock this morning The en-
gine was thrown from the track and badly wrecked
Engineer Charles Carswcll INSTANTLY killed aud
Fireman Henry Rich badly bruised Two passcccers
I Toss. OF Springfield, Mass. and IL l.. Gtlrson. of
Alexandria. Ont were slightly by glass aud bruised
Tue express, baggage and smoking left track
hrst class and sleeper rcnaued the track un
injured IL IL evident that Engineer Carswcll reina ned
~ ms posi- unuJ the last moment, the brakes on
the engine reversed be poss,bly
have saved his hfe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-22
ThDrNE reporter saw Tn,wig Rotlsohild At No. 12s
THE CALEDONLAN ASSOCIATION.

IoRoNTo. Jnly 2l.-Thc twelfth annual
convention o. the United Caledonan hssocat on opeed
ysV1'Ay Tho attendance o! delegates was large Alder
man walker OF Toronto" the president, in the course OF
MS address mad" tonchng reference the attempt on
the ite of President Garfield. c elected much an
puS' ~ The afternoon dcpntaiiOn from the Associa-
uon waited on i't' Marquis of Iorne.
it "lp"ins are some oi the officers elected for the
'i''ih1 year President, john Houng. Ncw-iork; First
nl,c-frchidcni. John iIuggan Newark. J. Secretary
william Anderson. Anhurn. = Y; assistant Sccrctary
Ncmhaih Shhw. syracuse. y: rre9surer, William B
smith, Pladeipha The next meeting Will be held at
Troy. y. \ il lSnl - - -
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THE PISTOL IN NEU- NEXICO.

LAS VEGAS, n. NJ, July PA special to
The Garee from Floricke dated yesterday says: This
afternoon Francis Mcpherson shot and killed a Mexican
kOners and another whose name Is unknown. The
shooting the result OF quarrel over tie contract
The murderer has escaped.
special TO The Ga-eue from Silver City says: Mon
day night 3. T. Harvey, cook at hotel. kicked a
Chincsc ds washer The latter complained to IA deputy
marshal who went the hotel TO arrest Harvey Who
asked to the warrant for his arrest The DEPUTY
marshal ordered Harvey to follow him. Harvey NOT
hcctiing the order was shot dead on the spot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-22
A PHYSICIANS DISAPPEARANCE

PORT JERvIs, n. Y, July 21.-The sudden
disappearance OF DR.. Wehmycr, OF Matamoras Penn
mas caused sensation in that place Three months
he went there claiming that he doctor and was OK
pecting daily large fortune from Germany IIo OBJ
tanned credit aud practice the strength OF his story
On Wednesday Wehmycr went To New-York with a
friend to get draft csbcd which he had previously
hlDted, calling FOR d largo sum OF money While in "A
liquor store he excused himself for moment from his
ircnd and has not since been seen.
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WAsnINGToN, July 21.-- Advces received
from iiaN by the National Board Health DAY
report that III the week ending July there were tween
ty-hve deaths iroIn yellow fever fourteen from small
poI and five from typhoid fever. In the week endtn,
july 10 there were sixteen deaths from yellow fever
the number az being about 10 The bark
N"ladora has cleared the port 10, rhadclpha leaving
one ot yellow fever in the hospital shiDpur
at Santiago de Cuba has been invaded by yellow ..
S3gua la tralde IL also reported being Infected The
British bark Ella has four of her convacscnc i'm
the hospital from yellow fever, and oading for
some port north of the Delaware Breakwst-r Scyer.
Of yellow fever have occurred at Carenas since
July. N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-22
FUNERAL or FOREMAN CONROW.

RED BANK, n. j., July 21.-The funeral of
Foreman William ii. Conrow, of Independent Engine
Company No 2 who lost his life Mondays great nrc
took place this afternoon The entire tire department
in full uniform escorted the body to the grave The
tells public buildings and business houses were closed
Whic the remains were on the to Trinity Church.
where the funeral services were held. Many OF pr
vate dwellings, along the line OF the procession were
draped Inc church was 40 crowded with the relatives
ana friends OF the family that the comrades OF the do
ceased man were unable 10 gam admlttanco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-22
DOYLE THE COUNTERFEITER.

CHICAGO, July 21.-Judge Drummond to-day
granted motion to make the error in the case OF
Doyle, the uttcrer OF counterfeit Government bonds
and liked Doyle's bail at 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-22
RIFLE SHOOTING Ar WIMBLEDON

WiMHitDoS. JulA 2l.-At Wimbledon Yesterday
the Alhru Jewel comprtItIou at 900 yards,
"hS again won l} an Amr'lcHn d.. SCOTT. of the
American team, won II ~ $3.50. and Milton Farrow
also of th" American team. Won II IN 1879. This
year tG1uk lINdr. Tho AWpitran and Captain God
sal p the - kncAs Rrguurlt each ,ri4e score OF
- "t ~ u foSNhl" -, and ou ShUOing of the tic
Nj HYDE made 3 lulls"yeS against Captain tiodsal's
inn"rs AMI bnDsrvc. thus winning the prize.
England ha- " the Clo SnlrlI
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TIE EXPULSION OF DON CARLOS.

LONpoN, July 2l.-l'hc Paris correspondent
OF The Times says: THE spanish Government has long
felt hurt by the liberation ~ Paris OF man who openly
declared hs resolution his claims 10 abandon the
Spanish some time Don Carlos visited Per
pgnan, where ne met OF his partsans ana decided
10 attempt partial scattered rlslns which, AT the
approach OF the elections IN SPAIN should sur up aSi
ton The spanish AmDa sadorS At Parh were oen en-
barraSscd by the presence of Don Carlos III different
drawng-rooms from which they consequently had to
Will IA ,rnu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-22
REPORT I'd CONSULTING Surgeons.


WASHINGTON. July 21.-rhe following telegram
sent 10y the attending surgeons to the consulting
surgeons tonight:
EXECUTIVE MANSION. p. NJ
Since our telegram OF yesterday the President con-
tinued 10 do we'll He passed comfortable night. This
morning morsel Of clothing about ouc-quarter n
inch square came away spontaneously with the ns
the deeper part % the wound II proved examination
10 consist chiefly of cotton hbrcs with few woOlen
nbres adheriug Medication continued without change.
At $50 his pulse -. temperature o. & res
piraton Is AT l I. m, pulse 80, temperature 9s4,
respiration 10 At p N, pulse So, temperature 999,
respiration ID. ID. ". BLISS.
j. X BARNES.
j. J. MOODNg ARD,
ROBERT kENBURN.
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PROBABLE IDENTIFICATION.

PORT JERvIs, N. Y, July PA minute de-
scrpton OF the young woman who found drowned
In the Niagara River near Lewiston, received here
to-day by l.. G. Brennan foreman OF The Ga.ete
swers TO that OF his sister Monica, who
appeared from Port Jervs Last Friday. woman pur-
chased ticket for Niagara Falls that day. and Miss
Brennan the train, 1t Is believed that she
the person.