New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24
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SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER "a, 1881.
The NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGS.-Meetings of sympathy have been held
by Americans in Liverpool and Mexico; many
graceful expressions of sympathy with the Nation
and Mrs. Garfield announced from abroad. --
Edward Jenkins spoke on the copyright question: al
the Vienna Literary Congress 80 French Gov
eminent engineers about to test the various
electric lights. - New bishops for the German
Sees are to be appointed soon 10y the Pope.
DoMEsnC.-ReGgous services over the remains
of General Garfield held at Washington yester-
day, and the funeral train started for Cleveland.
- Preparations for the final funeral services OF
the late President were pushed forward at Cleve-
land - President Arthur called special sessi on
of the United States Senate for October
10. 60 Three robbers stopped rail-
way train at Hope, Arkansas, On Thursday
night and robbed persons on the train of $40 900.
- The late Columbus Tyler. of Somervine
Mass. bequeathed $3.50 coo tn the Unitarian Church
OF the village. - Anti-Conkling delegates to
the Republican State Convention were elected in
Hid Assembly District of Jefferson County.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Further action was taken
yesterday by various associations in this city in re
gard to the late Presidents death. - King Kala-
kaua arrived in New-Iork - jealous husband
attacked his wife and a boarder in his house. -
Eight full of oil burned at Sterling juno
ton, n. j. - To-day is the Jewish New Years
day. - Gold value of the iegal-tender silver dol
lar (412l2 grains), S7.67 cents. Stock opened
weak atlower figures. later rallied irreguiarly but
closed weak and unsettled.
IHE WEAThRR.-1RIBUNE local observations jnd-
cate threatening weather. with occasional light
rain, followed by partly cloudy OF fair weather
Thermometer yesterday: Highest $40; lowest Ggo ;
average 747so
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touching unity of sentiment has been
evinced by Americans abroad in their express
sions upon the death of the President. The
meetings in Paris and Vienna have been fol-
lowed by others in England aud the City OF
Mexico, which were alike expressive of M
tlonal unity consecrated by common alilic-
ton.
The words of sympathy that continue TO pour
In from abroad bear the impress of genuine
feeling. The messages Of the Archbishop of
Canterbury and the poet Tennyson are kind
and appropriate, as are also the words which the
Emperor of Brazil has telegraphed oy way Of
Europe. The English merchants are also evinc-
ing in this respect noble sympathy, emitting
them to rank with the merchant princes of old
who were called the honorable of the eortb
Rich and poor, learned and simple all ioin in
the manifestations of SORROW of which the
cable brings so many,
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Every occasion OF reviewing tho work Of the
seaside sanitariums and hospitals revives the
reflection that probably no other form of char
money. The Seaside Sanitarium, which still
remains one of the most prominent of these
charities, reports that it received during the
season 1920. This gave relief, in one way
and another, during the hot summer months.
to 1920 women and sick children Those
who remained inmates for an entire week
numbered 3,720, and those for a day at
time 1900. The amount of good accomplished
with this little sum of less than $40, 900. of
which balance remains after paying all ex-
penses, is fairly incalculable.
The excellent example of those flames
boys" is bearing fruit. A train on the Iron
nlountain Railway was stopped the other night
by three young men said to be "mere bows.
who robbed all the passengers, and then
secured the contents of the express safe.
amounting to $4,000 in currency. Half
tor tais, however, they threw away before
peayng the train, thinking that the pack-
age was valueless. Outrages like these
can never DO fully checked in the West
Hnd Southwest so long as mcn who are
strongly suspected of committing them ara
protected by a lawless sentiment in their com
Emunities, and arc even allowed to acouire n
degree OF personal importance through their
Hl-gotten gains. This is said to he tbe
istrange state of things in some of tho train
Goooang regions. 1t certainly calls for a Wig