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TILE rARLFF COMMISSION.

LONG BRANCH, y. j., July 29.-The Tariff
Commission gave a hearing to-day 10 G. n. Boyee, Jry
and william Henry Arnoux, OF New YORK, representing
the interest Of The dealers in foreign newspapers maya
znes and periodicals. They represented that the bnsi-
meas Is uniustiy Disseminated agans 0y the fact that
these foreign newspapers and magazines come free
through the mails under the Postal Union treaty when
addressed directly subscribers IN the country wnie
coming In bulk 10 dealers here they have TO pay
an d raloreB duty % per cent They ask that news
nan.r.. unbuunI MAGAZINES aud uADOuHu pcIlOulcdIs
an al be put the free list
There being other persons asking FOR ahearhg To-
dan me commissioners adjourned unul Monday.
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PROSPEROUS TINES AT NEWPORT.

Newport. Il. l., July 29.-The week just
past mas Of unusual prosperity the intense
hear being the means OF sending large number Of
transient guests TO the city.
Mrs d. Lester and ida L. Lester, OF Providence and
II g. spaulding OF springfield, al the Aquidneek;
I'D Ma Potter and Miss Converse, OF Boston, ana
Daniel Day and wife, Of Providence are at the Ocean
House.
DIR Barnard Of Columbia College, is at Narragansett
Pier.
The New-York yacht squadron is expected here the lat
ter mart Of pext week Neither the New-Bedford New
Haven seawanhaka nor Atlantic yacht squAdrons made
a long visit
poherr Graham secretary OF the Church Temperance
Society Of Manchester England, has arrived here.
II has been decided 70 Introduce the herdic coach
! H zeuln and family Of Philadelphia Mrs. II. Tut
tie and MIss futile. OF BOston Mr. and Mrs Leigh Of
London J. T. Carroll, Of Cleveland ana MIS- D A
Cooke and Miss " L. Dowe, OF Paterson " J., are at
the Ocean House.
Moonlight parties patronize the randvy Coach.
Paymaster HOBBS. L. ;. n, and wie' nee Hazard
have returned rom their bridal tour
sorne interesting torpedo experiments occur al the
torpedo station week, when the class OF torpedo
students viii graduate
The Rev Dr.. -atterlee. Of New-York ~ IN town. 10
o,orro,y he Will oficate at All saints chapel
u 7 sexton and II. ,. Luther, Of New-Iork Il W
vrolhrare Of Providence; F. Z. Hadley and wife, or
New. ge,lford C. p James and wife, OF Boston D. C.
revvev of wheeling " Va; and EWNewhaA ana vile OF
-an Francisco. are at the Aqudneck House
The pulpit Of Emmanuel n. E. Church viii be oc-
cuned tomorrow Us The Key. l. - Bradley OF 4naiA-
apOlis. ~, , AL.
The Rev : Kerr rector OF 81. Jonns Parish OF the
Island OF Hayii ~ spending Few weeks IN TINS CITY.
DER. II. Westeryeli ana A.K.C Coffin Of New YORK Ill
O,Rreu OF Detroit; T. A. Parrish, jr, 81 PhiiAdephi'
N..s f. lawson OF Baltimore and Mrs u Leu"llA' u
Orange \ j. are al the ocean House.
Every seat m the Casino Theatre ana IN the gsery ~
well. was taken ia advance TOT inc Pi',Hte 49,. " 80.
TINS evening The nrsi piece presented Mas tIe "D'"
Girl" the cast being ls ioIo"H'
a., r,r., ,,e.ns T. F. Cushing Boston
Aimed hi. nrphew.. Richard NJ Hunt, l. ,eN i'1.
ava lanes r. De hoNch fAIi-'o-f..-
80 ''"~' Mise huuier. Newport
Dora ..-..... Mrs George l.. WAflns' Ji' -'0"P"''
The second piece Tom CobD," attracted lhe mos, a.
teBtiou. The ladies' and gcniicI en- WI" pl17'- ~
pleasing farce we're follows;
| col,re, ofFipo Henry Bellow Nowpnr
Tom ,ODb ...--.-----.--t O. no .l@ii- -
l MMppc J. l. IT. m 80 ,.rattn.
Matlid4 'f1pp Miss . Ausllh HVht4 - m
! hi g. llu CHAM l.
Mrs Euiugham ifa }. ~, ~" W
! Bulstrtir l. ninshaun % smelling, Nov TO-
! T.r.i.n. l.nii,-s'--, Mt-s Jones. NswhoiN
Hiady - Mas Mary Austin, 7odih Carolina
The entertainment - q sucocss IN every P@I -
| All The leading cOttagefs, aa might Dc suPPO''N' WV
present . . ,f.,,..s
number VI eolagers who were unable 10 Ee1 "S-'''
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Religious Notices.

All souls Church. ithaye. and 21th-st-rhe Roy
RI S,Ei.L y BELLOWS Will preach AZ II h NJ H"O
ject. Highways" The puou' corl4A-y inNlted.
Five Points House Of Industry, No 10 M2,t. y,
vice of song singing by children every SUNDAY AZ "''
% cioCk ID. n. PuDIc invited
Grace Church Broadway aud lOn-si-Opeh ~ su,H'sT
services al IL with Sermon and Al H. WIN AZ ~
them. .-,---. -. .,y,ron may Ia
f,nnd day Al Grace House so sioa""AS @No"'-s viz
Chutch on lie north side. uOm y To Oc.oe-.
Rey Dr. scat r. OF NhiIetoMn - VIZ ia, - ~
New York PresoJ ieiiAn Chuion' "0'' '- $50
II
- AIMS Church. l2th-st near shave ne solemn Gel
.-f- ID Au.s feast takes place t0rlN iAcit VIII ~
-aeu,n tiigh n ococA ant The sermon vii pe
r.sei by the rather KHAN, OF 49, -ues lhnicA
-, c.or.e. Church. Stuvvesant square--t rvices IL
=, 49, .-runn by the Rev. tll tAi.D r. FClNA A .
v@nine PRAYER oclock During Augusta Clergyman vii
fulud daily II tio Aap -Ot A~Se AV'A a- 70 "'to" ~
calls for funerals OF sicAncss
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SHOT DEAD By HIS BROTHER.

STEUBENvMLE Ohio, July 29.-This after
John Harer. OF the St Charles Hotel, becoming
enrlged al Dr. Johnson, boarder hotel. sought
10 attack Hirtrr's father endeavored
Ia pscily NM whereuppn John drew reyOiver his
father younger brother, E-warI, jeweer,ran 10 his
,athers assistance rushed between them ust IN time
receive left The cart, bullet fired
at ms father killing him almost instantly. 0ysandrr
Jns salmon, trcd the pistol frOm JOA. ana
shOr lie cft nand John Ma nnaf arrcsted ahd
pl4 jail Tle murdered una n indictment
for nllInE George AIdrIdAe lew months a-O.
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THE EyERcrSEs AT CHAUTAUQUA.

CHAUTAUQUA, n. Y, July 29.-Ihe Chau-
tauqua programme was lrrled out to-day published
In the morning missionary conference was held. ana
afternoon there was good attendance at the grand
given the amphitheatre. This evening lee
delivered by the Rev. Dr. J. W. Waugh, OF In
dIanapOlis. The indications that this Will be sue
cessfu season Notwithstanding the admission fee when
has been charged since July and the selling Oh season
tickets for the month August The receipts to-day for
season tickets for the August meetings the largest
ever known. The Hotel Atnen9um Is rapidly ming
Two large excursion parties from Buffalo anu OtAer
points arrived here to-day.
The vile OF President Hayes will remain here over
Sunday. Bishop Wiley will preach tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-30

CHICAGO, July %" Taken from Life
VIII cb ygs produced at McVicker's Theatre here To-
night is an uubounded success. The ColTihe Company
were enthusiastically received by an enormous house.
The story l. comprehensive, the construction mastery
and the scenery and appointments realistic laAsu san
from Lie II pronounced by many 20 De Que Oh Ino -
a- vet offered ana likely 60 prove aholHei 4"4
tune or The euterprisug owner, samuel Coiyiie'
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5perlal Notices


Congress ". ter
al. Alteratlye A specinc Tor Az
disorcrsO OF tie stOmarh Aver and Aineys AVOID "a -
a ss nauve foreign Especially tgse ltat dspost s
ineui iehs bottled" waters PosVo tfrttais %A1
in pair the digestive organs AMI <ldnry+
Headquarters Tor good reliable painless Dentstfy Oily
reduced COOL Auppct ar1s .AVu
upward ,faid aud Pauua work on Dest 1ina "o''
klung 81 Extracting under gss. % cents
Dr. WAIT a 80, - i-ass -9d-ss, ho-- .s---
Piles Permanently Eradieatcl -,s -.
In without A1iio AeAtuto Ol
clr,uar references Dl. hOlI % Nes -.e1'
R,,,,e radically cured DR. Marshs treatment the ony
,eesie 1ir, AZ wears practical eKpoeAca OnAy VASo
Vs,eFsI, AsLor House. Nssas 81 IIOa~
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PATHOs OF THE RETURN TRIP.

To tn L dttOr OF Ihe IrtOune.
SIR: THE TRIBUNEs story of the return OF some
OF the squads ofte Fresh Air iSrms more strueln
interest and pathos than was the tale OF ther departure
for Gods green grass two weeks ago. That simple
pcture of the sun-browned lad bearing hOmeward IN
triumph the chlpmunk IN a tomato can as hs trophy
OF he summers Ouung has mOstened many eyes anu
opeued many hears Herewith enclosed please nhu
check for So, which may DE ackn"w edged III your
TRIBUNE Isl % The gift Of More Flushing friends q
sent 80 Yesterday D.
FiiStiRg L. l., July 2S, lss2
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CANADIAN CRIES CAPTURED.

ST. PAUL Mimi, July pa dispatch has
been received at military headquarters to the effect that
CAPTAIN Kellogg with companies Of cavalry ana one
of infantry pursued baud Of Canadian Crees near
Mix River who had been warned not TO cross the Ihe
Afer chasing them four miles the Indians were cap
tnrel CAPTAIN kellogg took away their horses arms
aud nmuniton released them and ordered then 20 van
ISM which tney did. Nine OF The cApIuou "Oi'o' '''
recognized as stolen property
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THE FILL AITER MILLS.

FAIL RIVER. Mass, July 29.-The matter
- tonpisr the mills for short time has been referred
., committee OF the Board OF Trade which viii confer
win the various ressurers. A FAR can be learned
the majority OF the corporations IN favor OF stopping
f. il .t ID that Durfee. 5agamOre Union ana Border
City Mills 10 not favor siopp = Inc reason gwen TOT
this that they work- classes a. goods Whlch
nav better tuan print cJtus, tney prefer run.
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in the barometer again upward Cloudy weather with
light rain LOs Of an during the afternoon, fol-
lowed by The temperature ranged between
74o and 900 the average sOSs being 1852 higher than
on the poRding day at aud 3s' lower than
Friday.
Fair clear and cooler weather may be expected to-
day n this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-30

ris stockbroker nj Third and Ches.nutsts given
a hearing a magistrate to-day on the charge OF
embezzlement and larceny baee OF 5000 tDs prop
erty OF Congressman H. H. Bingham. He was held In
$1,000 bail
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THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.
IN MEMORY OF A LITTLE CHILD

IN MEMORY OF A LITTLE CHILD
TO the FditOr Of The Tribune
SIR: Enclosed please find $3 for the Fresh
Air Fund mother whose darling was LAID IN her
grave last winter and longer enjoy sunshine ana
Aowers which she delighted asks you to SEND poor
delicate little. girl Of about ak years OF axe 10 ,o
country Please acknowledge under ANSAH'
Ne1p- lOrL July p, ls-2.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The diagram variations ~
ssciafi~n
uai . En-cy.2
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TWO WEEKS IN CLOVER.

TWO WEEKS IN CLOVER
To the FdttOr OF Inc Irto""e'
SIR: Incosed please find $3.
We send this that some poor sad child
May live two weeks IN clover;
so bid him come and he'll return
With health just Drumming over
FREDDY AND MARY ELwooD.
Richfeld SPRINGS. July y. ls82.
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ocK4Y GROgE C4NP.MEATING.

OCEAN GROVE, y. j. July 29.-Ihe
trteeu,n anniversary Of the Ocean Grove Camp-meet
ing Will be celebrated tomorrow and Monday' I"c al
,y.r,arv sermon vii b. preached by Bishop Simpson
of Philadelphia tomorrow.
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ARRIVED OUT.

HAvRE July 29-The General Transatlantic Com
pany's steamer France. captain Hauteriye, from New.
\ Ork July 10 Las arrived here.
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TO TAKE SOMEONE AWAY FROM WHERE TT
AWFUL HOT"

To ne Edftor Of me Trtbune
SIR: am a little boy and haven't got much
money but see your paper that il awful hotin New
York and that 50 will send some poor little boy or
girl into country for two WEEKS where 1t Is nice ana
shady ana cool so send You three dollars and want
Won 10 see that boy girl that Is real poor goes
into the country that couldn't have gone hadn't sent
Won the money GEORGE Il.
Iutv
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IOsEPH ID. RATES.
HARTFORD,

HARTFORD, Conn, July 29.-Joseph ID.
Rates United states Marshal for Connecticut, died to-
dav after long illness OF BrghEs disease VI the KID
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for the Dasf hcenty-fOnr hours.

WASHINGTON. July 30. l a. m.-The barom-
eter Is highest in the Lake region and lowest IN Gtah and
Wyoming Local rains have fallen In all the districts.
except the Upper Lake region. NOrthery winds prevail
In the Lake region sOuthery South Atlantic and
Gulf States aud easery in the Northwest The temper
AZURE has remained nearly stationary Ia all the districts
Indications for to-d1y
For NewEngland. clear weather winds mostly north
erlv stationary lower temperature higher
FOR the Middle Atlantic states. local folio we'd by
clearing weather winds mostly nOrthery, stationary or
lower temperature, higher pressure.
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OBITCAEY.
JOSEPH c. YOUNG.

Joseph C. Young, an old resident Of New
ara and formerly judge OF tie Essex County COur died
yesterday, age sIxty-tWO.
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RAIL- DE LUSSAN-On saturday 29th inst by the Rev.
y BI.rung Theodore T. t.ail. u LONDON. England 10
Blanche daughter Paul Eugene dc Lussan Of This
city. o cards.
I'll notices 0f UGrriages must be Endorsed Uih M
name aud address.
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ono WHATICAN NOW"

To the Edftor Of The tribune
SIR: Seeing that you accept small contributions
70 the Fresh Air Fund" enclose ST. wish could
make one hundred, but can't wait. SO VIII DO what
, now before the summer is ended. Yours. respect
mlly, CLERK "iIh a, a r. An4Li ~ S ~
cedar Rapids. Iooa, July %, 1so2
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4 Rn0KER cRARGAD WITH LARCENK.

PHILADELPHIA. July 29.-Wilham J. Nor
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1U ROhcfS 0f -
name aud address.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-01
WE ALSO SHOW WONDERFUL LINE OF
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All made by the makers in the h hest style the art
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30 great are the inducements offer in this department t
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Our Glorious Intlcpcndcnce,

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-23
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
Mkcenaneous.

SALT LAKE. January 21.-Msonsy.
sentenced to be hanged in Malad, Idaho
for the murder Of the freight agent Of
the Utah Northern Railroad at franklin,
was yesterday r~eprisvsd. His attorney
appealed to the Supreme Court, and the
indignation Of the people is 50 great
that they talk Of lynchins the attorney.
STOCKTON, January 21.-Yestsrdsy Q
party Of young men from this city. on o
hunting expedition, got drunk at Cavag-
naro's store at Comanchs, and during .
row n OF them. named Charles Bran
mock, shot and killed Csvagdaro. All
the parties have been arrested.
NEVADA CRY. January 21.- Sheriff
Tompkins today arrested Q ~Frspchman,
known a. Ssbastopol, whom Il 10 thought
10 the perpstrator Of the recent murder
near North San Juan. There 10 strong
circumstautial evidence against the
Freedman.
Tucson, January 2l.-Ths Arizona
Journal suspended publication this morn.
ing.
Travel to Sonora Is very large. Sixty
two mining men have left for various
mining districts 10 that State during the
last three days.
The rain fall has been heavy during
the week. The mountains are covered
with snow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-23
EXTRACTION.

Upon being pressed by tho Brooklyn
Board OF Education to make good his
charge that tho loss Of virtue was made
the condition OF giving places In the
School D.psrtnsnt Of that city. Mr..
Bo,cher .'took IL all back" Before an
n~ouncipg tho text for his sermon on
Sunday morning, a week ago yesterday.
he read from q paper in his handwriting
a. follows:
A sentence In Q discourse by me re-
Gently delivered In this place has been
widely construed as rendering liable to
suspicion . large body Of citizens hold.
ing official relations under our municipal
government. I regard the sentence
fairly liable to such criticism. and I
therefore disavow any such intent and
annul the sentence. Especially do I re.
jsct with emphasis any such construc-
ton Of my language a. shall throw sss-
picion upon the integrity Of q large and
honorable band Of women who teach in
our public schools. and whose labOrious
and often thankless service I have never
failed to admire and commend. The
more emphstieally to disclaim all wish
or intent to bring innocent parties under
suspicion, I revoke such sentences. and
desire that they should be 90 II they lad
not been uttered. I do It unsolicited by
any party aggrisved. Of my own desire.
as publicly as I made them and in the
same place.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-23

Alady Of New York who was recently
receiving applications for . vacant posi-.
ton in her household was waited upon
by one Of those wandering specimens Of
female humanity who manage to stay
about two weeks in q place and consider
themselves family servants. "Whers
do you 60 to church ?" the lady in
quirsd. 81 generally 60 to the same
church as the family" was tho reply;
''where do you attend. ma'amf" The
lady replied. "St. Paul's;" ~whsreupon
the would.be servant exclaimed. "Ob, /
have always wanted to hear st. Paul
preach J"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-23

Dsnnis Dunlap was a hree.card.monte
man attached to u circus. A greenhorn
whom he had swindled out Of 5000. ut
Assumption. La. complained to q Jus.
tice. who not only issued o warrant. but
went to the tent to serve II. Dspnis
was operating on another victim. and he
quietly offered tho Justice $50 not to
interrupt him for ten minutes. This
proposition was declined. Then the
gambler angrily drew q revolver; but the
Justice fred quickest. killing him in
s,an,ly. and coolly recovered the $500
frsm his pocket. The gambling priv.
ilsgs OF that circus IL now for sale.