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, 1881-04-15
A Fr1poAttlon to Light Detroit with tho
Eluctr1o Light,

~ fktroi fsst Fsss, .iPFtf y.
The following communication WAH presented
to tho t;on.n9A GoanaIt last, nlght, Under tho
"Yhe isrusa Electric L,aht Company OF the
wy of 1stso!t n'hse s6a ial,ow!n9 psxtustt@,n: @
h!xh, looaIo !l[see.u IN di!tersut purss Of thu
city, 'tsl.lx !he ciy; llat! sox9y for ous wo WY
light tho city Oh Eas sahtIuta 0vsr tho spaca INV
lxatcd ny gt44 a1'd nnpnta... sava tt,wer lixntnk
per yc4r for tha ter,a of tlye ycars. Ihls will
anSG tao city. frsllu ta1,9M TO El.NN y
yuAr, busl lLes huvlng u llHht tnuc1 lNufH Ratfi.
factory than tho present sYstans Of gs.s aAd
naphtaa laulps. RIG nr!sh CoulpatIy ure adnpt-
lug th!s YYalGM ut lighting IN ItAar ulllus viii
sr9as s..rt,ess. i y aoeessary thu pr.npt as.
Company whIlo III tho erection Vt tl.eir lowes
sia.ton FIR private lighting: u saclHae exits. M
~ provide Tur tbs hnt!dugs VI thu towers. 0tc.
tn uilteslllx 4 cantrugt @e viii g,lashnto1 ut u
distance VI half milo In uuy direction from
xaId towers At lcast ~ saueh ligbk ~ would 10
fntnsh14 w ~, aS Grainsfy ys r,, ecaLsa y
this system " The fact that the light exteaas to
, 1881-04-15
THE EAST.
THE TERMS ACCEPTED,
EIx<f,,j ~ .kts

LONDON, April l4.-!rbcre Is no doubt that
tfreocB has virtually accepted tic proposed
fronlfur. Her roply to The proposals Ut the
Powers wastlcliycretit to tho Foreign Ministers
IN iii Identical note: Nevertheless, accnrdinr
10 tho Standard correspondent ut ,Alhens.
Premier Coulnoundnuros says that |ia re-
CARDS tho gov frontier rs greatly defective
md <franght with the greatest danger. 4
selni.o9ictal paragraph Is published ut Paris,
ft'rsiladowlng II plan for NJ, International
Commission. promptly installing Greeco
In the territory cetcd by Turkey.
N the 'ft..sra A,soetatsd Pres.
PAINS, april 14-A seini.oNic!al paragraph
Is published foresl,adowtng tho plan fur
installing Greece IN tho terrftory cedel by
Turkey. - 4
, 1881-04-15
".TuN1s.t''
AN 1SCIDESTs :,
HfHEfflt ftft,Ek.

tho Figaro, late Tonight. gives tho following
Interesting information: Yesterday Gen.
Ritter, having broken tip Ills camp ,at
.l;l!oum, lnnrclie4 along the Tunfsian trontier.
On nrrtvIng at Rul,muIsonk tito French van
gltard encountered Il Tunisian Colonel ut the
head Of 100 reeulnr troops, who tried To pre-
vent tho French column from passing, under
pretenso tint they were OH 'runtsian territory.
Gen. Ritter ordered two limitations of Zouaves
to atlvance against the Tunfslans, who re-
tired without firing shot Tho Zouayes re-
NAMED md encRn,pad ut 200 yards distance
facing tic Tunlsian battnfion."
, 1881-04-15

Nd1htH94fH ID. t.+I f<FFHblfGHN. =
One ddr lust week, ns a. Kalig Of iaturers wera
cleaning tho EeccAdes Ut onu of the old dies
rooms In tho Troasacy Department, a swo-Eal-
to The handu Gf which was 'att.olled muddy
caEd bearing ihe following iuuurlpston: ' Tho
with the compliments Of Lurla WIgrAtl." Upon
removing the dFt.incr1lsted ct,rk, 1t wAs futtnd'
that tharc still fingered within dtop or two Of
"Ofd Hermitage limlrb1n," wttsse fragrant
bnuqnet. t!kc iho tonK.buricd Fnllcr1,an. or
hnmsd ny ~ potnpetin'iE E excavations. ncrfnned the
tho precious rol!c. What Il tsn1d 0f memories
this anclcnt dmphora ,rounlled ot tho days when
'"0ld luck" occuplod tho White House. aud the
tho society uf the Cap[tai. -: =
, 1881-04-15

An unexpected reinforcement was adiod to
thu cast Of 'Thnt Man from Cattaraugits" " last
night at tho Filth Avonao 'rhcatru. When tho
cue was Ktssu In tho progress Ut tho ptay Tor
Solomon !Stotk'adn, tho stock broker two Soio'nnn
Sttxkhtans walked VI, the st,IRo. Tia nudcnc6
wore puzzled. aud their assonishmcnt lnrreaset
whom both gentlemen spoke tho sumo lines
II, answer 10 tho other characters, anil It bccntnu
apnarGnt tho two isutors wcrr plnyIn9 tho aatt'o
p ha Il W. ronua.d On w H. m snn
aud lho entertainment continued In tho propcr
Way i'ntoF tn ttio evening she matter E. was ex.
who tlul appcared as Solomon Slpeif,nan In ,he
openlnx aat nf sho piece, That gentleman satd
u piaycd the pArt originally with Mr.. Owens
In 6an Fratleiaco, mud cat1e hor1 under eslEaKG+
inoht 70 e. Il. uArdncr. the agent, whg tcle..
eu9gtstinn. Tho first weeks saary wus dus
lRsr Manday.-that Il: week lEn..-hut Me were
paa W. @t n sy u fa" aa bo III re-
of The euupnny were due tt'.day. went 10 tho
oiI'ec of Oarduer, askeu fr my noney. and WINS
did tho sumo thing and received tho sntne answer
went ~ tho theatrc Tonight " fulfill ny 'lt'.
ps Il l nat ~ etoe e tness G
per had enRa9el an cnttra cotnpany bahsnd our
bucks. renearsed thetn. and Rent them 10 tho
1nan.gcr requested me nut u interfere With s6o
! s.sn snd 10y 'o saEs. J ,, w9nt n
% se aS asasa s e as" sa ad III
went lnto thu ttn0tre. ~ passed through tho
Kate was assau!tcd ty Il man namod George
uKent for Nj. Owens. Ilo struck nc With u
sttok. md twn ashers Of tho theatre sho.i camo
me lan ad q committed q ,ss ssGoan nssa9t: The
powelt ". y. liarkns, Russell l'aseett, oliver
Franke .tcClcnnan. 'Gcorgic Kiowt"i. md
Msa ates 4nr w. Tor 'hse SsG
r1}tu -
, 1881-04-15
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, April 14.-I4orti Beacon6tleld's
condition is slightly improved.
4 CIAILENnE.
Ut. CaEvcr, tie American marlkslnan, cllat.
ehged tho ten best shots of tho lIMrltnGhnm
cleo a1nl tic Gun Club, OF London, to a
pgeon'slooiing match for 95o0, the Doctor
shooting l,oOo pigeons to Ills oppononts' 100
eaeh. n
PHYSICIAN IN TROUBLE.
VI Quain las heen called upon to defend
a'mself brforo tic College OF Physicians for
consulting With i}r. Ki'id, who Is Nil ectecttc
practitioner. Dr, QnnIn explained TINT be-
!oFe seeing Lord Beaconstleld Ito received n
'eRef fFom Dr. kttll stating that he WINS not
.tea'n. t!lu ease homcopathically md tl,at
Hesg direction anil prescription. OF, Dr.
9aaTs woul.l be faithfully cnrriol nut.
from tho letter ot DR.. Kidd to tho 1fcfltcul
'o'f'Mf, II appears TINT Sir William Jenner
aoso'alely fefused consultation prior to tho
'a'nnonlng of Dr. t>uain. j,
foMrELLED TO AroI.o0IzE. ..
peaEiS, April 14.-Archbishop Croko, OF
tH1s!. ilas had to apo!oglzo III writing to
aisaelshnp Mecabc, of Dublin, by superior
o.ael, W uae nn,plest manner, for Ills attack
=" nFcholshop NcCnbo's Lc,lten pastoral.
POLITICAL. ATHEIST.
Jarnes Daily, proprietor OF the Conunugtt
1s'nt 11sag1Inbt was arrested this iltornihg at
ss"s'Ieos' under the Coercion act, lie wilt
consta cosgtaseSed to Dublin. The arrest caused
s'''saefaolo excitement.
lux hASK or ENGLAND STATEMENT. -
=; ;I.sSsgoS, ~ % April H.-1'ho weekly statement
snsoIs Wy na''K ~ or England sl,ows ttecrease IN
, 1881-04-15

,ToLsno, O.. April 1.-THE Ohio Fish Com.
mission met In this city to-day and soorRaaizea
by electlng /. A.. !larra. OF Cincinnati, pfeat1
aeut, u ". uond, of Toledo TreaauEors II. q.
pust, Of sanlusky, sacsstarys aud d. Z. Howell
SUPERINTENDENT Of tho State FIRh- Hatchery At
Toledo, Au notlyo campaign ID proposed In the
wny of propaxatiu4 the nHny tribe, espee}aly
whiteaah, whtdh has beon 70 aucoossfAl III Lake
EElu under tho Atlspicea Of ttQ CoMMlsAlOu.
, 1881-04-15

u nNAMATiE; u.. NoyEs.
MISS Aoa oA1uah 1a1Rs o5 STARTING no4t soason'
siekern
ten; u % nasloR aepsesslns 'nuaeoeo III toe'
a.,ISa4 M. ".a s''a',s ,.,.,r :. ,no,, o.r =, ohn
Nnympnd's coiupany.
wr uor,on !, M II n ho al apo ,onaper of thu
..,s, t;sn.; n1e,.n., t. ra.,ia. ~. ,xoo,, z,o
IN Mtsa Masy . Amuarson N T. restnE tn!s Week. soo
VIII aea'n ao' On Moaaay at Naahs'He.
gsssy saa ossas ss!s s ps@ss f. @
M WY E Il The sns ssne:' managsr
Miss margaret :e Cone sister 'a IT Miss Ka;o
Eaf1o =, @ Is 1W , 'ny9E e ins pa'e OF s@ t''oo
Magfn s sss y eog1s, gs to s Aqe ne cit
anotnsr hfe.insurance pulley. :. =
Z accSaats Sss ae6as s6os as ~ hta; ptsyas
Aistev atfftss In tho provinces
Fattons o. !tt.G notsng IN mhy H., us reminaea tnat
aaee ii Ills CITY On sa1ur'lay niE6..
There are two Or three !" nlll!e Taylor,",, com.
tarea'on 10 1aks it bot for the 'nanarors.
uThe World" tho neioIr1mM ~ successful In
ko% York XII g esss a pSpss
S'ae,p' 1ss"Mm .u"uuu rh.,,r, M t,o, ,ra ,,,vn,
~ tno lycenm InentFe t.f.s !m9y gre psAfns s,
tatee1Hu! ntan = y, .;a ~ .ne SmM
e shs ehiai putt. The S ala ii Is tsir: " "s"'' ''
Hooloy ana Vuinllia aayo po9Bht n,a m2moes PEE
antrrest ~ ,s; tnsr no @ Mortons M'nsfs!s' my nqw
"rho I,ooion of Ho,or.t Will bold Noytoker's
stasu ~ tor aao.her Week. j !. ! rlay viii as
ss tba ssf sss SS ,S st1n Ns setss xsl
Miss Mou,,e tsr,nu,r IA notinu in Coorafln.
, 1881-04-15

nELEaATEs ToT11E MONETARY coNFEREScf:.
rAR1s, April i'd. H. Dunlas. one Of thu
Monetary Conference, Is Secretary Of tho
Academy Of Science and President Of tho
Mint Commission. and Cernusehl, another
Frcncs delegate, is u well-known economist
and btmetalitst.
, 1881-04-15


YAAKToN, b, r., April A.-The river Ia ut a
stand to-day. 1oa ls running la tho channel.
ito{uRees from tho lDoted llstrlpl arc tinukiux
Into Yankton.. The War Department has or-
torel tho issue Of. Fattons. through Capt.
Wheeler, Post QuartoF1nastor.s Tho dIatrIot to
be supplied frutu Ynflktdn tnnlNA0s TnrntlIon,
twenty-five miles bolow hcrp, and tho insefyan-
Ilx bottom. In th!a roY!on thpFe aeb x,6Q peo-
pia who need aid. Neluw Vcrmttlnn so the LIZ
sioux River there aro h00 ,uore destitute onos
WIN wit! 10 supplied hy the Government With
food from oentees Of distribution. "A comm!ttue
IL to Iuave YorIpilton III tho nsorntng 4u u yawt
to.aErange Tor tho distribution Of food. t'"'.n
The gorge ls Still dnDp nh over tho bpttpms.
Fgou,. tho records til tho Surveyor 0uhoynla
otlco It ia ascosta!aod that tho Hood On tho la
kata sldo covers au aggTpgato Of A@f.ooo Aoscs-
namely: Yanktnn County, Hh01Q; Clay Counsy,
76,AN0l Union po4nEy. WIN. All tAts rcHlun Il
thtukly settled, telng thh pllcdt occupied
Ia DaGotH. YAtlkton il Ut. tho hoal ot. THU bot
suiIs, on high. elAk stons blu1s, aul IL lot aau-
aYes( by tho tl01d except on thu levcu. whcro
lheF9 uas BEEN KscAE IEstrnptlop nGlupS SteAHl-
bOatl and Warehouses
unYyl!le, ~ pe0plo; AonkalnE, NG people;
lutrefaon, aN, anu Mckook. l11> ure a!l hn = low
bottnu,, Mad hrs Inundated, rhg bslanQa Ut tho
hOttuu. IL thickIy covered WITH farul-housus,
stuck x.rns.ng hong lhe oa!of industry.
ntsht trim slxtesn-dsys eruisa nser. ths bot:
tutas. They hays saved tlo peopsc, taklux Them
FROM huusoa to tha bluffs l1 huats; They
and haso lab9rcd might aud .day
uong thu tells aud heayy uoatmg
, 1881-04-15

OMAHA, Mob. April l4.-sfnyor lloyd has called
a meeting fur tho relief OF sulfcrcrs bY tho
ttocal MI tho Upper Missouri River, and bishop
Clarksut. Of tho Ep!scopal Church. recommends
u c1!ltetiou Tor tho sumo object on Sunday.
Aprit .4. -,
, 1881-04-15
. HUNGARY.

HAFE.
PEsr11, April 14.--The gap III the embank-
ment ut Czongrad was repAtrcd and tho town
saved. Tic raiM ceased at Szegeutn.
, 1881-04-15

The most elegant assortment ot
the latest and most stylish TRIM
med Hats and Bonnet5, from the
best Parislan and New York es-
Establishments, as we'll as the
equally stylish and less costly
productions Of our own trimmers." B"
i Large and Rich Stock of uN-
TRIMMED HATS and BON
NETS Of the latest shapes. =
, 1881-04-15


1,oCK istASp ILL.,, April M.--itock island and
tho fiIwcf faift1s Aajaeunt to tho efty nro ugatn
,inder wntcr. with tho river still TN tho rise.
which causoa intense excitement nfnonx tho
people. Tho river has hetn illtcd with running
lco during tho day. and this nfters,oon It was
thought tho gorge lust below tho city hail uvon
wuy. Such, however. vaa not tho cnsc. hs tho
running iuo had forced IN outlet through nAr-
ruw sotgh. which,, illIfng sup.. ca''ssd tho in.
,lndaton Of tho city, Tho water cntnmcnccd
rising at . o'o!ack, and st'on submerged
tho railroad track and tho lower nart Ut
tho city. H. continued to rise. md soon
First nvenuo Hnd tho cross streets wcso oo1n-
ptetely covered 10 tle depth of twelve tnehus.
pcnpic resttiu4 In tho ,iow'Rnds Immediately
soutn Of tle e!'y haye ,nDypa omt v ino,r
which pruic0ts tfo latnl, Tho INCOMING train OIL
tile isock isIand & Peorln ll.i!rnAd WIS abhn..
donctl ut Sti!Mn. tho pussenHnrs being cnnveyed
thun during tho junu freahet !ast su INNER. -r....
, 1881-04-15
SPAIN.
\ 6EEsATIOY.'
" 1NNHAIVAl I I
aNtfai ahh.

has bsan , H., APRIL ia profound sensation
In Aad.;S SaSet! IN naval aud military circles
BY teIesr 1sa me principal ports OF Spatu
j: 3'ala 1tom the Goyeraor-Gcneral Of
, 1881-04-15

Clnohonn, tho standard mnlctnal tonic of this
proYrcsslre aRo. y Bnrlotcs tho huol. prompt-'
improves digestion. etc. l,rsult; Il round form,
bright eyes. happy atntB OF mind. Aro1fde drug
store, corner Madison strttt and Fifth avenua.
, 1881-04-15
back yards atlcya. etc., not NOW reached by tho
Rns2ht systent."
The communication was reforrcd 10 the Com.
InlttpG on Gas, ,
OBITUARY..


--------- ia I I" ~ 1kk Etts
Rpselal Dttpdteh 10 7hs Chttaad Tribune. = >
NEW ORLEANS. In. April l4.-Edwnrd Thomas
unto at Princeton. served al shorE'f before tho
Whf. Surveyor ut tho Port under johnson, Pub.
Tic Ainlnatrator unier Gov. KclleHX, aud was
nnr1lnate.1 III Census EnutnotatDr ,lnit summer
nnntp III tcEerenco to tho seishcs Of tho hummer
el9tfient IN rctt pol1ftcs. Deceased MA Ga yeara
old and highly esteemed. t. )
, 1881-04-15

Special torrstpontsnts of ne cht<aeo Ts.eine.
ELufS. H.. April ta-John suire, one OF thu,
Of old ngo md kidaoy dit1'culty, aged 81 yenrs,
tiut,.!9 9 thrty-four yeurs Ut which be had lived
, 1881-04-15
FOREIGN.

VVNUlVN
r,he Order of Execution issued
AGAINST tho Condemned
Nihiligts.
Their Death Set for About l
O'Clock rhis Morning, CHI
cago Time. :
Attach by Nitilists on the
Prison Occupied by the :.
Murderers.
twenty Nihilists Captured with
the Terrible Bombs In
Their Hands.
4iha Arrested Grand Duke Alleged 10
Have Bull. MIne-cuban "
Affairs.
rno Doctors Have Fallen to
ouarreling, and Boncotis-
field Improves.
---
Death Of the Wel!-Nnown Divine,
William Morley Pun"
shon.
ENGLAND Will Attend the Conference
Fourteen Persons Drowned-
Monster Petition.
sfcnntnrcs 10 tho Number Of. 255, 600
Names Attached to the Anti"
jewish Petition
Fbo HTrsh Worldn Sat Down Upon by
, 1881-04-15

Fourth Night Of the SctiaeGcr-Sloason
Match lsi Now York-Is'ls PtnytnE By
ElUtIl 1lcn-Sloaxun ClpAea on Hls OPP.
roueut, but II Sill Long Way Hc-
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-03-05
Arizona Silver Belt.

Tas ARIZONA SILVER BELT = issuea
sss.,r,i,., s,.,orpings. st Globe. tSila Coun-
~ STizpna.
r:sis 0F OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Year,
= F.,ar Ds lsrS Six maaths. no Dotia 9
s.tsiE sin. Cents 1il sce ln0n1hs, one ooi-
- a.sd RsflY Cents-lnyzriabsy 10 Al
saf,Er.
kAI&S of ADJ Ek ttSiN1 sifeA ei'SA
stsaicatieH
soaahie ksrises Address.
Al. II. Il ACKNEY, Editor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-26
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.


'""i VI NE"-fOhk-----JULY %. 1881
ARRIVEL.
,;,p amer NY OF Columbia Woodruff Charleston hours
WIN niase and passengers % J w Qniatara q Co =
hp Deu schiand GER kuper ~ dars with GLASS
anu gaIfels 10 order Hermann Eoon
REM Aust Iomassich, Limerick days IN ballast 10
Bark 9 Punch CNor) Teefsen Aarhuus SO DAYS m hal
Nt"NeSen" D~4 io4 "r-
ark soren Berner Nor) Petersen Antwerp az DAYS with
''p 81 ~ oI.sti Nessei 10 Punch Eiye a Co.
WIN cocoanuts 10 a Mcnes Il -
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
loNpoN July 25Arriyea steamers Cynthia ana oreciau
Ni,,h Dosu rom Montlt Al and Quebec for GLASGOW
up tie thannelSteamefs T-on
Eofe lor hoerdsm ana sibyla from NewNor sa North
LERrooi July 25Arived steamer Mediator tBr, from
PLYMOUTH, July 25-Anved. steamer Thorn Ho,me from
New York. ~ 'o ''""'
via North Sydney CB. -
AMERICAN PORTS
BOSTON July 25-AITved. steamer Allentown Swasey from
Philadelphia. >s'''''"
Cleared, steamers Bessie Godfrey Laura Fuller both
new and both for Galveston. -
sailed, steamer Gen Whitney for New.York.
Salem. - NV"
Cleared, 2Sd inst william symngton HaIlett for
BALTIMORE July 25-Cearod steamers Reindeer for Ronep
Charleston. 'f
sailed. steamers WIN Crane, saragossa and cleo,mfra
s,MANNA, July 2o-Salied, steamer George Appold for
CB. ''''s'
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by its toughness and long tap roots to keep its green
color The trees do not show tho effect of the

by its tonghness and long tap roots to keep its green
color The trees do not show the effect OF the
weather much as the grass
The thermometer at Hudnuts yesterday regis
tered 75o at 8 a. H., $50 at ~ M, and SIC at $3.50
p. m-one degree warmer than on the correspond,
ing day last year. At $50 p it had only dropped
to $50 AT the Signal Service Station the thep1nom,
eter Indicated $40 at IL m, and Sli2o at
p. M A breeze blew at the rate of nine miles an
hour most of the day: The weather clerks present
thought to-day would resemble yesterday. There
we're fresh winds nearly all the country yester-
day. At Buffalo there was .26 inch OF RAIN
Shreveport. La was the hottest place, with
record of 96o. At Vcksburg and Nashville the
thermometer stood at 90 at Cairo, ILL.,, 30; at
Memphis Louisville and New Orleans, 800; at
Baltimore, Pittshurg and Cincinnati, so; ut Phila-
delpha, $50; at ST. Louis, $40; at Albany, SO;
The following sunstrOkes were reported yesterday:
FiNGAL, JOHN age thrty-seven, of No. 4O1 Mott-st,
n. y, sunstruck in Court-st, Brooklyn, yester
day.
FLEET THOMAS age thirtyeght, resident of Philade
phia dropped dead ut the foot OF SunaeXst, Jersey
City, yesterday noon. His death resulted from sun
stroke.
HAILEM, TmoM,s, age forty-fve. Of Beeckerst. and
South Fifth-ave., Frustrated by the neat IN
spring-st. last evening, and was removed to the ST.
Vincents Hospital.
REIsCu JOHN age fortyseven, of No 81 Aycnuc-A was
by heat yesterday in Firstst lie was
taken TO Bellevue Hospital.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY JULY % 1919,

Oh saturday were: Mr. Felix Dc Foptane Mr.
ana MIS- Frank Chanfrau, Mr. and MIRA
NJ Mary w: A,59augh, Wade Hampton De Fontaine Miss
Ma hmaerson Miss Fanch0n Mitchell, Dr. T. H. Bailey
da r Mhtelogg Mr. and Mrs William Henderson and
Mary MIS- william r. Floyd, two sisters Of Miss
Sonn B Ellison is stopping at the Rowland Hotel
NOV. VIII be given at the Ocean Hotel the latter
P d 4 me week The childrens fancy dress ball viii be
EnI ia sHe same house early next month.
rrspnowlng are among late hotel arrivals:
M s d ~, nosse-Mss Clara Briggs, of Philadelphia
anu MIS- D. Hatch their three daughters Miss
two daughters, 1850 ' '' 'o"''i anu
~" f"h nMa-C g. Boebling and family, of Trenton, n
,r Jo L; Agnew, Mrs. Agnew and children, of New
NJ K;,r, 1ua2e Mcrcrr. of T0wanda, PENN Judge John
, srhpatrick, of Pittsburg, PENN John b. Stetson
ana FAMILY, of Philadelphia " ~ 80 ~
TceuM H0use--D. III. Stewart Mrs Stewart Miss
8 . stewart, Mrs. L. A. Kramer and j. M stewart of
Ho,s1 ~; state Senator Jacobs. of New-York.
p L~o ityhon-Colone John Bliss of New Mrs
7 Paim ana daughter of New-York the Rev. Abram
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THE REV. FATHER SHERIDAN.

The Rev. Father Patrick +. Sheridan, pastor
of the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Astoria
died at the parsonage of that church early Sunday morn
ing, after brief and painful attack pneumonia He
celebrated mass Sunday July H. and then in ap
parent good health having recovered from attack
malarial fever.
Father sheridan was in his thirty-ffth year. He was
born in Ireland, and came TO this country with his
parents, both Of whom live in Brooklyn when very
young. He was graduated when he nineteen years
of from the Christian Brothers College, St. Louis
Two years aerward he appointed professor Latin
and Greek at the De La Sale Institute OF this city,
Thence he went to Niagara where was ordained June
lsIi From there he went to the Cathedral in Jay-st
fsrooklyn where ne was appointed by Bishop
10 the Passionate OF the parishes of Rosyn Manhas
set, Queens County Thence he transferred to the
Great Neck parish where he for
Tour years The Bishop appointed him to charge
she church at Astoria April %, 1880 He was a mem
per OF the Law and Order society and TO him
II great part that the first practical step taken
toward obtaining partial enforcement OF the law clos
ing liquor stores IN Long Island City Sundays
at 10 O'Clock, Wednesday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-26
REA7HEMPERED BY A BREEZE

The atmosphere warmed up quickly Yesterday
onder the rays OF the morning sum- ana there was
htte breeze TO carry the heated air away from the
city. A little after noon. however, few clou,ls in
tervened bewteen the sun and earth, and n fresh
breeze sprang up in the southeast. The wind was
enjoyed By hundreds of persons who had leisure 10
BIT in the Battery Park, and occasionally a gust
would sweep through the bu ,iness streets In the
restaurants tho prevailing orders for fruit Ice
cream and iced drinks. Mercenary smiles were ON
the faces OF the keepers of lemonade and soda
water stands, and fruit vendors found good
market Tor their juicy wares.
now many glasses of soia water do YOU sell here
usually IN dayY asked TRIBUNE reporter of the
c1s = nl at nudnnts pharmacy iii Broadway
-, rom 5000 to 1000" was the reply @We
nIap ionr or hve men TO tend the two fountains
cHahs"g them OF course. as we keep omen mi
closed in twelve years. ~ - "4" ""'ii ocen
The hot and dry weather of tho la+ :,
nas 5oia seriously on the appearance Of the parks
TIE grass has turned browa aiihouob the ruh,sa
esovers whicb grows thickly on tile iawns il abIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-26

DIED
ALENANDER-Af her residence % after I'm veyirs
illness. Julia A. Alexander, daughter Of the r. A. Wins.
Relatives and friends Of The family attend her
nesday The ia, insi al II ococ exc ' n 'hS On We'd
BALDwINaon Friday Inly o. ISL, Susan baldwin widow
OF the late David T. BALD VIM of this city wear
Fq %Ss services err 2. re sssanSs q her sonna
Relatives ana friends are invited to attend
her late residence 81 Io1ds, aged ~ years months and
The funeral services win be held residence 81 DoDls
Friends Of re family iinS ~ r. he nreseDt
Remains VIII be to Woodlawn by special car
avenr 9 his at SnD y ne S a.; a. 2 Fi2y
friends OF the family are respectfully fnvii.
attend his funeral nom residence TUESDAY att
Friends kindly requested not to send flowers
gsnE so Sp FSr I s5 e ~ widow Of
Relatives and friends the family invited attend the
le$at Morrisania NewYo CITY. tuesday. So:S inst.
INTO rest Sunday, July %. ISL AzOr
The funeral win take place residence 492 10TH
MAChLNZ n Monday July % Etie wife Of the Rev.
NE funeral ses!isss the GnasS he ney trinity,
"a a. m, lnierment in Princeton. y. !.
MoRRIslgcr,ta A. crary widow Of James l. Morris Of
Friends The family invited without further notice 10
attend De funeral from the residence her soSnsw
Rhlnencck.
| ine1nont at Greenwood.
PLATT-on Monday. 25th inst A.. infant child Of
Thomas A. and Elizabeth Patt aged months DAYS.
QUACKENBos-S suddenly. sunday, july p, at New.
London New II amshire, George fayn Quackenhos IL D-
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
ROBERTSON sunday. Jay "a at his residence near Red
sank, y j. Eiidge g. Roberts OF this city.
funeral services the Baptist Church, Bank Tues
DAY next, N 1890 D. m.
Carriages win be in waiting arrival OF leaving
Jiberty-st at 1890 a m.
1 SGEtNoOn-At Westport. Conn, Caufan Pred.
erck Sherwood, I'm the 7lst OF his
The funeral viii take place of
- X saNton, on Tuesday, the 2oth inst. at $50
SMIrlAt Roslyn. J. l.. July - 1881. Charles
smith, late OF the steamer Seawanhaka, aged So
Relatives respectfully invited 70 attend the
Tuesday, July 26. 1881
Train leaves Hunters Point 10 o'clock.
SMlTH-At stamford Conn. lriay. July o. Alice
Gocr. infant daughter Of Jnnus and ella r. smith
Funeral viii take place the of
ford, on Tuesday July 26. az 4:3O p. m.
Train leaves Grand Central Depot al 3 p.
NINCENT-At Tarrytown, y. y, saturday July o. 1881
John Vincent IN the 10Th year Of his
Funeral services VAL be held AT his late residence
afternoon at , O'Clock D. m.
Relatives and friends respectfully attend With
ont further notice.
Carriages win waiting from s2d
WATERMAN-At ST Mary's. Ca. July 10 Della storrs
Waterman, wife of the late Thomas II. Waterman.
Interment viii be held Cemetery
Providence r. L. on Wednesday morning July %, II
O'Clock.