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Huntsville gazette., 1882-07-22

F" WHEN sorrow has left it's traces,o what
has become of the rest of the harness?
Huntsville gazette., 1882-07-22

SINGING irritation, Inflammation, all Kid
ney Complaints, cured by 'Buchupaiba." 81
Huntsville gazette., 1882-07-22

WHEN YOU see man running with an open
knife after negro, it is fair to suppose that
he contemplates stab in the dark.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-07-22

TIE poet who sweetly referred to the "sigh-
ing of the winds,' should go out West and
Huntsville gazette., 1882-07-22

DoN'T DIE in the house Rough on Rats I" 15c.
Clears out rats, mice, flies, reaches, bed-bugs.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-07-22

REDDING's Russia Salve has proved its Elf
cheney by test Of IS years. constant use Try it.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-07-22

A MAD dog is pronounced instance Of cur
rage.-P philadelphia Quiz.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-07-22

HAHNEMANN MEDICAL C0LLEGEand Hospital
~ Largest Homporaihic College For Catalogues
address I S. HoYNE, NJ D., 1876 Wabash Ave, ChicaI
Huntsville gazette., 1882-07-22
THE MARKETS.

wakeheld's Blackberry BaIsam, fordiarrhea
Huntsville gazette., 1882-07-22
J0HNSON'S C0M'L COLLEGE 3 6pe1 E1ali u X, \;
wear Specimens Of Penmanshp and Circulars, FIRE..

BRYANT & STRATTON Business and Telegraph
BCollegc, st. Louis Mo-, qualllles youAg mn
for nositons GOO students last season. Send for circular
Huntsville gazette., 1882-07-22
EDUCATIONAL.

nE PAUW COLLEGE New Albany, Ind. Teach.
IL ers, 4Courses Art Music Send for Catalogue free
Huntsville gazette., 1882-07-22

A GENTS WANTED for the Best and Fastest
n selling Pictorial Books and Bibles Prices reduced
80 per cent NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co., St Louis, Mo.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-07-22

fIHADD0CK COLLEGE, QHiney, Ill. Both sexcsi
" IS Professors; $140 year: 52-page Catalogue.
FAN Term Sept. c. Add j. THONG. IL D President.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-07-22

Principal Office. sal Main St.. LOUISVILLE r,
Huntsville gazette., 1882-07-22

NATIONAL YEAST is reliable Give it trial.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-07-22

"A rake will kill as many weeds,
just when terminating, as eight hoes
will q week later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-10
CLEWS TO coaA LEYrS 4BDUCroR.

From evidence obtained yesterday there is reason
10 up. 20 tIat tue officers who are looking for
ora Lent, who has been missing from her home IN
frekskill since Last Friday. have discovered The
man w1O Is responsible for her prolonged absence In
SEARCHING The bureau drawers In Coras room yes
ter ay She orn = OF aposta card were discovered
winch on ing pa together proved 10 be directed
y Cora LIE 4, care James Lent, Peeksklll, My.
- haste It was DO tmarked " Peeksklll, August
s." On the card was written:
teSI eso'E S ann on cal guard 1G' eS sG4 you
guard II do not see YOU to-day wi call over to
your house to morrow YoHrs
CHARLES ARCHER
AT . O'clock Mrs. Lent teegraphed to E. g. Lent,
C"ras oro5her IN hls city. the finding of the postal
card, AMI at 2:25 Captain swan add Mr. Couch
friends of the IA nily, arted tor New-York with
the pieces of lhe card 10 their possession At 43O
D. M dIspatch was received by Mrs.
Lent from her son here desiring her swear out
warrants TOR the arrest OF L. >. Archer and -
ROsenseln. The warrants were sworn out by Mrs.
Lent bet re Jnssice baxter anu placed in the hands
o. DputS She III MaDie A. he was starting on the
6:2l tram he was III orned that etter nad arrlv
on the 5:l5 Nrw-IOrk tram from Cora for her
father an the officers departure was DELAYED
till ITS coutenss were known The letter was
pOsfmarkeI "New-YOrk, August o." and mailed at
.tOn + at 1880 OciOc6. l. directed In pen
cl 10: " Ja mes II. Lent, esq, Pee6skill n. Y. box
BOZ In haste" Inc letter was also III pencil, and
was as lOnOws:
Dear Father ard mother you advertising in all
the aJers ,Out that Jones run WITH me II IL
al lie. begged TO take AID So re dlJ and II
you keep quiet and don't DO anything ~ hn Will be
homo TO iSI. or sOmorOw sure PERFECTLY 3 re good
and heal ny | g-t home / will tell you AL my re
glrls all your Da.gIIer COKA
The handwriting W . that Of man. When 1t
shown to Mrs. Lent she said 1t vas not written
by Sora. Deput. sheriff MaoIe took the 7:45 tram
Tor NrW-fOrN with ne " 4rfauts Ior tue arrest OF
Archer and Rose "s.'II on the charge or
abduction. AT TIE ArnOry OF the
~ Regiment he met Detective Healey,
VINO has tho e in clITye here Investigation had
shown couc.usIvtiY that Arch hal nothing To do
with ever, order for his arrest hav-
ing issued slmpl, cause Of the similarity be-
tween his tine gJature on the postal
card sent 10 Cora from tine state CAM cOnparl-
of the lie ter sent To Mr.. Lent yesterday
with the postal .Ird seut 10 Cora showed
tnem 10 have been written by the same hand. 10
make tho Identification nj more complete IL was
found Ihtt Tue slgudCnre of James kOsensteln, o.
comp my l., a. igucI .nuster roiI, was also
in the Sane NAM STi ihlg. ROseusten joined the
regiment I'D Jun' 10 ana no cue appears 10 De Ia
III liar HI Jeccdruts or h.bits- dis father
Keeps a cigar SO AT No. 80 Elgnth-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-10
4 WARN BUT DIZZY And CLEAR DAY

There was title moisture in the atmosphere yes
tcrday an the day clear and bright with sun
II cut. The hea not 80 uncomfortable
as It has been muggy days when
he mercury less ambitious IN lis climbing, and
the changes i'll temperature were era .iuai. Inc
mercury IN the unOtfi :Ial therlnOmet rs began
az - at daylight reached 7S0 By
Il. H. so by noon add 80 by $3.50 p. N. AS the
evening wore on the SOU hwest Dreezrs, which ha0
olOwn all LAY, grew tresher, aud after O'Clock
theta of the IN ,rcury was quite IA IL
OF 1870 q -atns repur,e at the Bureau OF vital
Statistics yesterday, II were OF cnI1Ten under hve
years oi age. he death from dlarrhea diseases
numbered over 80. ILe following cases Of death
duu pcOstrauOn from the heat were reported:
GLaN SAMUEL, bricKlayer fOry-tnree years old, was
overcome Ilie wOrklpg On d new DulIng IN
I At1 -secuLd-s., between Eighth and Nints- ives.
and Il rom . ecanO.d He = aiken TO t.. t.
u nen erect Hos p..a HIS home at No. UJ4 NIn.n-
MChAY, WILLIAM eighteen years Old was taken to The
CAa.nb r, street Hospital from Cnatham7st, where
he w..s prO-,rated "a. $50 p. IN. HIS home Is al No.
l4l EdsL Ouc-nundrcI-In and twenty horst
REILLY MARY IOrty years OF age, living at No. -
Avenue -. died Bellevue Hoe rtal from sunstrOke.
RODGEIs PATKlCK, iaDOrcr, thirty years Old was over
come lao p. wnie aG SDrk near MS nome at
No j3 Elst IuIrty hlrd-sL Inc police sent nlul 10
Belle ue hospital
a cali, died from the effects Of the heat
at No 40 East FOurtcenth-sL
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MORGAN GAINING on HIS COMPETITORS.

Wind and-rain again interfered with the
blcvclisz 81 the sea Beach Hotel Tues law Nevar-
theess there was some good riding. Morgan made
steady gains upon Miss Won Blunen and
held his own with Mile. Armando He was of
the track only hye minutes for refresh
rnents and rubbing down His 25Oth mile was
made IN 10 hours Al minutes. 40 seconds; his Boot
nile In 20 hours 43 minutes seconds. Hiss Won R1-
me- u.nncd aer I5Otb nile IL hours. 81 minutes A.
s1couds aud Mile. ArmaIBGO's zine TOR tne
tance wa. IL hours, 80 minutes, 80 seconds. Nile
Arnsindo's face swollen and black, the result or
Monday fall Unfortunately she fell again Tuesday.
quitting her knees aud elbows, bai she Resumed her
Eidiug at once.
steIday he weather the and the attendance was
good. Wnen Morgan On the track al 3
o'clock he was one mile and several lape behind
he setded down at 10 a good pace
and stcacll, reduced his opponents Lead he
held his own perslsycntiy with die. ArmMd 10. an
gained laps every hour mat Miss Won buinen Was
Dis antagOust Al sci Tat scores we're even Morgan
made hls 35OtB mile IN p hours, "a mlnuse-, s3
seconds. lie of the track ave minutes 0niy
al day. and O'Clock had made a
totai VI ~ miles laps Miss Won bumen tired new
machine, 4eincb Yale rO41sor. Al nrst ebe seemed
~ move Slowly, Dut later slc ld SOM excellent "OIk
t1ef leosh nIlie ade The time OF inutcs
~ "ooh"sy Morgan Crossing the hne 1 heCYhu
lASSr- TOR TINS Leaf she received hearty cheers.
me AImshoo appeared a Drigt lns<enta cut,
VIII auh5 Jockey cap 70 match. she seemed 10 have
Foton over soaJe Of The NERVOUSNESS oausrd by
bni "V iaiis, and % fosrie ssness that
Ss "s1 Work On tae n<st Two daJs. AL day long sLe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-10
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS.

NASHVILLE. Ohio, Aug. 9.-General James
8 Robinson nas been nominated for reelection TO Con
ress by the Re publican Convention of the lAth DIS
tricL
LYNcHBURG Va. Aug. e.-The Republican Consr3s
ona CO. yentor for the With District to-day nominated
David l. Wooddn, OF BucAlns IAN. for Congress
BEARDsTOwN. NJ. Aug. d. VI. Riggs Democrap Oh
Scott County, was nominated for Congress on the
I52lsi ballot Gener singleton nad twenty-siR votes
RALEIGH. n. c., Aug. "a. NJ Scales was nominated
10 day al Greensborougn by the Democratic Convention
for rec .eetiOu 70 Congress by RccIapauOn
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Aug 9-At Conway to-day M W
BENJAMIN OF Little Rock received the Republican nom-
nation Tor Congress from the Hid Dpiric
CHATTANOoGA, Tenn. Aug. 81. e. Clements was to-
day renomnat for Congress from the With Congress
siOnal District OF Georgia.
ATLANTA. Ga Aug 81 G. Clements was renominatcd
for Congress to-day 10y the Democratic convention or
the with District j. Il Blount was to-day renom
ted for Congress by tAe Democrats OF the vim DIS
trict. 80 -, -.
TOLEDO OHIO. Aug 9.-The Democrats OF the Xth Dis
trict of ONO In convention at Sandusky today nOmi-
mated the Hon Frank H. Hurd Of this city for Congress
by RECLAMATION
Fifty Greeubackers Of Essex County met last night at
No cOl Marks-st. and nominated Harris G. Avery, of
Newark for Con .ress. There lively contest,
and 81 ballots were taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-10
ALL TEE GAMBLING HOUSES CLOSED.

All the gambling places in this city were
said by those professed to know to be closed yes
teriay. Regarding this state OF affairs Inspector
IdIks said last night: " | know nothing about
the matter. The police authorities have
taken no special action concerning gambling places, so
far as am aware. II these places arc closed 1t Is be
cause the men Interested IN them apprehensve OF
raid In view Of what has taken place within
n few DAYS with the policy and lottery
dealers The police merely ready 10 take
action regarding any particular house or houses
concerning which the usual complaints by reputable
eli izeus nave been made The gambling houses OF the
ely are found principally ii h. tOui' u ana A"eh
T. seventh Precincts downtown, anu IN bt
TWentv.mnth Precinct uptown. The FORMER are
closed a night 50 tnat If you wish any further LORNA
ton yOu lid better 20 the weny -nlnth frecihct
A. tue stat On OF precinct. ID Ih'ruethst.' tne
sergeant was retIcent at nrs- when t0aeh 10, w
finally said: You may state mat All ne g!mo,ins
Dou.rs In his DR. clnct closed. In lie nfst ilAvc
Lney wuula elOs.d anyway, probably, as this 10
L. dul season OF year. many people Debg out o.
town In the place. the recent acu0n re- A. 4H-
policy The gamblers fearful 50 thd
tney have c.Osed their places through rear that the
police Will descend on tnem In conseq Irce II 70 SS
u say there gambling pace open III the precinct
ii there are any here al"
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THE EDUCATIONAL ASSEMBLY.

OCEAN GROVE, \. j., Aug. 9.-Ihe Educa-
tonal Assembly devoted It's morning session 10 ad
dresses upon education in the Southern states. TIE
sd eakers Rev DR.. NJ. f. strictly. OF Newfork
representing the Congregational Church; j. NJ Gregory
Of Illinois, representing the Baptist Church, TIE
Rev Dr. H. H. Allen. of PennsJ lyania representing the
Prrshyterau Church. ana tAe Rev Dr. j. q. an. - ~
al NrwOrleans re 1rrse ting lie Methodist Epscopai
Church. The afternoon blsrop si,npson' 'ue rs
Henry A. Butts frvsident OF the Drew 4 -e"loEio.'
Seminary. al Madson, y. j., and GoVetAr san
der. OF Nebraska, dehvered Address on ',as
(lurcn and Education 10 an euutoNo -
over 5000 persons. assembly closed tns ose'iIne
Wttn an address by Senator Bar, OF
n,on Inesres propo.ing Na nal AID 10 pubic o1ools'
INV brfors ON ress number u persons u,sue aiote
sOe.e.es undrr The mead Il closing r.luA, "e
them 1vrre the Rev d. j. e. Hartzen anu JOhh E~toh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-10
LOSSES AT VARIOUS PLACES.

PORT JERvIs, n. Y, Aug. 9.-The dwelling
OF Or. J 7 Potter, az at,mOras, Penn. Wac burned
tolls morning. Loss abJuL $1,000 insured for 200.
Troy, y. Y, Aug. 9.-Attention has been excited by
the wholesale destruction Of ce-hOuses in this vicinity
by incendiarle- IA About half q dozen
have been thus destroyed curing tho past mouth. An
other was adj led to the list this morniug-hat Of John
Lenagcn the Albany road whcl was set on fire and
destroyed together with l2O0 tons Of Ice. The loss Is
$1,000.
CHAMBERsBURG, Penn. Aug. 9-rhe shoddy mill OF
Charles schreDles. five miles from this place. de-
stroyed by fire this morning. Loss $4,000; insurance
$500.
DWIGHT H.. Aug e.-Eleven buildings were burned
here Yesterday Tle loss is SlS 00O insurance $4,000.
The fire IS supposed have been tne work OF incen-
diaries.
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AMERICAy EAR Association.

SARATOGA, Aug. 9.-The American Bar AS
ISOLATION to-day elected general council follows:
David r. Ciopton, Alabama; NJ. n. Coin, Arkansas;
Roger Ayeril and Edward W. Carpenter, California j.
Hubley Ashton, Washington; L. NJ. Randall, Florida;
George A. Mercer, Georgia; T. d. sherman, Il aOls
Asa Judehart, Indiana; Thomas J. scum, louisiana;
Johu w. stevenson and James -. Fesseudeu, Ma ne;
l. l.. Conrad. Maryland Edmund II. Bennett Ml.sa;
ehnsetts: william p wells, Michigan: Hiram r. ste
vens Minnesota Joseph f. Leigh. Mississippi; Henry
Hitchcock Missouri John VI. shirley. Nevada George
W. Wright, Iowa; Jacob weart. NewJersey Benjamin
A. Willis, New-Y"rk; Thomas b. heoga. Sorth
Carolina /; William A. Davidson, Ohlo !;
Thomas f. Franklin, and L. W. McMaster.
South Carolina; Bedford NJ. Estes. Tenness g /;
" T. Waul, Texas Charles = Bradley. Rho le Island
Luke p Poland vermont Oert \. Oal' flrAnit'
Jouu A. Hutchinson. West Virginia john " Carr, Wis
cOnsin.
ethics OF the profession. He said " II auy OF our
State Legislatures 70 pass 'aw enscng that =
pntiG IN any action OF an injury INFLICTED Oh ms perso
property D. the deien dam, cit er rOm wlim tss OF
culpaDle negi ence would not only recover fil c'-
for ijury suffered. bus that the defendant
should be line IN addition lh any siD AAtu Df lue Us
creton he Jury exceeding the danayes claimed
said nne TO DC pad TO the paInid ain u nr'Ne tas
Intelligent persons outside The legal profession,
perhaps inside OF IT, would be -omrwhaf trtlri
aud yet Law would be Ouiy statutory cuactinent
the law laid down oy the courts 81 Great br'-h
ana the United states Tor ages past
Primitive he s.i should be abolished In evil
cases. punish Gilfu tor Gus conduct D., nnes and
impr sOnment and very large ana dily lnrfe - x
81 Laws ers. ShO Disgrace tue noble profession 81 nc
Law, win had taer occupation gone, 10 te great D-nrht
Of tne profession at lar e. Tue time wiz surely come
when tus law will recOhsldered and abolished, or NJ
least greatly modified.
q NJ Rose. OF Arkansas read pager on =" Titles OF
Statutes" giving history OF the rise and grown o" TIC
law relating To utles 81 stsiUtes.
Tue repOr Committee on Relief OF "a, Suprtne
Court OF the United states WILL be read on TEursfAg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-10
DICKINSON COLLEGE, ALUMYL

OCEAN GROVE, N. j.. Aug. 9.-The annual
reunion the New Jersey Alumni Association or Dick
nsou College at Carlisle. Penn. heic At the Airing
ton Hotel this evening. The Rev Dr. }. A. McCsuley,
the president OF the College, presided The toasts
at the banquet responded t. iO''
lows: Our Alma Mater by Bishop simpson. OF Phil
adelpha; Our First Centennial" by the Rev DR.. Nc
Cauey Jpresi OF the college; The 80 r of Trustees
b. General James T. Rushing. OF Trenton. y j.; The
Pr s." by the DR. James NJ BncEtv fdfur % TIE
CAr!stt1n Adcoc0ie, of Ney-Yogk Educa.soa. tie
Handlnad OF keng,On," by the Rev DIR. Henry b.is,
president OF the Drew Theological seminary, a. daGsOD,
j. our -s.er Institutions" by JOhn Eatoa, United
tes missioner 81 Education. IN the sDsenc OF me
Rev DR. James Nc osh, presiient o. Princeton College
4 ae attendance very large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-10
TIE GOLD DUST DISASTER.

CAIRO, H., Aug. "a cOlOred man, one OF
the victims o. the explosion board The steamer Gold
Dust died Hickman this morning. and another Is tx
peced 20 die IND g .rdner is sul LIVING
bat a critical condition. The passengers aud ere"
a. Hickman under treatment John Ian -los, Mr. and
Mrs Thornton, J. y. Day, Francis LelbA, WHO are ali
doing we'll, and Henry Hayes Thomas Gibson, Henry
Wa.ntne Ju and James WAshing tOn, conditions
are -tll D..I. re names Of tnose buried al hickman
ae illiam Robinson, of Edwards Miss; T. j. n zgsr-
aid ~ Louis Newton Coleman, O4iO Manuel Victor
81 Louis InOmis BrenE, warren County. ONO; Henry
HAYS. icolor,dJ, Memphis; GcOrgc Washington, -
Iouis. 10 an lsyans Villa Hal, and j. Walker. hen-
PMS: j. Tnor. -.Jn. kansas Cly, MJ Walter How arl
aen,pals James by aud si4n, y DreTrey, 81. LOUIS
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Send Barrel of Candy to your sweetheart
In the country HOPE. Il Ful.on-.t., y. 7. =.
DIED.

AIIEN-In Philadelphia the I'm inst az th@ residence
OF her law. Henry " Davis hann9h z Wls VI m
\ Alien, D. YORK
Friends are invited the funeral 3erfYsI TRY
on arrival OF the Bound Brook route duo AZ
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AvERRE-At south Orange y. the 9TH inst. Bernie
ONLY child OF W after Belle Ayerre. aged nohths aud
~ days
HULIAt POUCH keep-ie August 9, William =, infant son
OF J. Frank ma sterling HUI
house No. IL AcSicmy-L Ffaa} AZ p m
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Frances. dau kater o. Scott Lord aresi nohths-
PHINNEY-ruesaay. Angus = Helen Comence. wife Of
anas II. Phnney. Of consumption, al EA@~Oeta, ~ J.
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a infant son o. louis / sBa Hannah e. kIr"alor
Relatives and IrisAds any invited attend th
iunera nom ~. vest 47Lhst, Oh Thursd1y 10Th n,-
O'Clock .. NJ.
wAHD-On Tuesday August IN the $50 year ~ her
Julia C}riswod Tying wife WiLsm " aud daugatcf
OF tue e. stephen IL. Tying D. ID
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and 42d--t Friday morning de ian iast al 10
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Morgan Ven Biumen Arnaindo'
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
A PROHIBITION CONVENTION.

BosroN, Aug. 9.-The seventh State Con-
vention of the Prohibition party was held In TINS CITY
10 day. distinction OF being ignored j. H. ROBERTS,
OF Cambridge. presided. The Committee on Creceutas
reported that thirtynne cities and towns were rePre
senled b. l55 deegstes The following ueke' was mo-"
mated Governor Charles Almy. OF Bedford Lenten-
antGovernor john Bl,ckner, OF Spr ngfed Secretary
af STATE Solomon f. Root, OF DOuSl ss Treasurer an
RECEIVER General T. j. Lathrop o. Taunton Aunt r
Iona nan Buck Of HarwiCh Attorney neral oabe
NJ Fairfield. o. Madden. The usua prOhOtOry re'oll
iops were adopted, addition 20 one ot congraluia I"n
10 our bretaren IN Kansas ana Iowa, WHere si5n"
victory has been achieved"
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for Ms past tIcraty-four hours.

WASHINGTON. August 10. a. m.-Ihe bar
ometer is lowest In New-Eng gland and highest IN the
Missouri Valley Generally clear weather prevails on
the Atlantic coast in the Lower Lake region Tennessee
and the Northwest Local rains aud partly cloudy
wea her are reported from the Upper Lake REGION, the
ONO Valley and Gulf States southwesteriy winds eou-
time ON the Atlantic coast and in Lover Lake re-
e1on nOrthery winds prevail In the Mississippi val
lev 1he temperature fallen slightly in tue interior
OF the Middle England SaGes and IN the Lake
region, OHIO and Mississippi Valleys.
Indications for tOtGY
For New gland the Middle Atlantic and the South
untic states fair weather. southwest 10 nOrIwest
winds slight rise in barometer stationary or slight TAI
Ia tsIn 9erature-
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rROM EIGHT LITTLE PEOPLE.

DEAR NIX IkIBUNE We made all this money our
selves Percy Jumbo, sadie Lue and Ede and Eu
gene and Ernest and Rita. JumbO's real Is
Clinton but we all call him Jumbo because ne Is fat.
We studied TWO days and had entertainment In the
parlor IL tie evening and all the big folks aud We
eacn spoke piece and dialogue, aDd went round TO
everybody Wit paper to put down TIER names, and
We 40 S6 Is Vii you please let little girl and boy
10 the country 10 have gOol time aud apples aud
fun. And let us know the newspaper II ge the
money al right anu Will look every day. l nine
yeare old RITA u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-10

Childrcns Temple and tho Rev Dr. Marx Hopkins pre-
sided. Among thoss present john D. Cough the
Rev. DIR. Goodell. of St. Louis; Anthony comssoct OF
New-York, and he Rev. A. Is Dunnins, OF Boston,
permanent Chautsuqus Congreg stionaI ORGANIZATION
perfected the completion OF the CoosregaIona
house was provided for. Addresses were msde by Dr.
Hopkins, Mr.. Cough and others.
The Methodist Episcopal Congress was held In the Am
phithsatre The Rev. W. *. Pearce, OF Akron. Chic.
presided, and the Row A. q. Gillett OF Michigan vas
secretary. DR. J. II. Vincent addressed the meeting
The Congress asked the axents OF The Book Concern 10
print large Quantities OF pointed sharp incisye spsr
ance liter stire
The Rev. J. c. Zimmerman. OF Onio presided tire
English Lutheran Con rrss The Improvement OK
La theran Sunday school literature was urged
The Rev. DIR. DANIEL B.r er, Of Dayton, Ohio. vas
chairman OF tie United Brethren Con srrss The t0Dd
discussed was how 70 interest the denomination In
Chautauqua
the Cumberland Presbyterian Congress
The Rev. Mr.. Hu |, OF New-YOrk, presided the
Bapfis Congress- Professor w. G. Richards Of ca cagO
Professor w. f. sherwn, OF Cincinnati the Rev. A T.
Graves OF New-YOrk the Rev. L. :. AOKoD. Of Cieve
and and others particDae In the dscn sion of topics
Toe Rev W " Blackburn. ID. ID, of Cincinnati. wa
chosen president OF the PIesbyterI1n Congress- How
t. max" sunday school Institutes sneoessfu Wa the
topic discussed
Inc Chantauqua Look Up Le non held Ia snniversayy
IN the II all of Philosophy At o'clock The fraternity
II composed Of children.
BIN the evening lectures delivered by the Rev DR.
BLACKBURN. Of Cincinnati snd the Rev A L. Duhning OF
ia
Herman Friedewad. % New YORK. vas m,rred this
IN the parOr II the Hotel A.he 10 Mss
Josephine Ericsson Rowe. n Brooklyn. Ine Rev. John
f. Vincent. ID. ID. OF Nrw-York per.nteudeut Of the
Assembly, pcrfJrmed the ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-10

As was expected, q large number Of the fennsyl-
wanna Railroad strikers returned 10 work yesterday
MORNING. Others vii rctIrn to-day, and by Satur-
day all of tnem viii Dc at "OrA. Inc Ere strikers
nrId their usual morning meeting u -. Micnael's
lustiiue President MCNAMARA pre- -lieL IL
opening the meeting he made MS usuai cast-iron
sperca. aud WAS i0nOWed by JereWrtn MurphV'
Nr Nurohv urged the men to remain trm anu
sured them thar whether the strike Is successful or
not he would that they were made
,uembers OF the KnIgIts OF Labor. he
expected he sad. 500 from New-OrieIus, and
W en- IL came i, wou.d be divided equally among
every me amer OF the union. When aeheI by NJ
Murphy # the strike should continue. every man IN
thu room answ es. Edward CrOhe. one OF me
strikers VINO Jeff the union few days ago, eA-
q av red yesterda 10 get few other nOn-unloh
strikers To ION nIm IN meeting. but tailed.