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New-York tribune., 1882-08-14
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ppooN -Auy,s 49, at her residence Windsor Terrace.
Figthu.h E. l. Kate Brown. beloved wife oi Abraham
BTow1. 10 the som ear OF Aer axe.
Notice OF iuneral hereafter
RrRpETT-on Friday evening August II. 1872, Jesse
b. IT, only Of Jesse B and lALhe l. buE'e'" "s7''
F2nera at st Paurs Church. EnglewOO " j. on Monday
at O'Clock.
GEo,s-At wenne-s Ma's. SATURDAY. AGcast i2 aged
aud very dear mother OF MS Hattie J. CosAno' o' New
r raios wi, be taken next Monday $50 frOr,
" Welfeet 20 Truro Tor lDterment
uEYDRIcKsoNIn BrooElgn. on sunday =, Ausast - so z
1errude Emily. eldest daughier of Hubbard ana hmy D.
HenircAson aged u years, months and 20 iays 49,, -,
Relatives and friends ar. inyt.a 1.eul ,le ilh
f. D. TUESDAY. August 10 At p m
uAwK-On Thur.day evening. August no. 1872 at i~'ng
Fera from his csdeucs, 40 East iethsI Non-aY
mug Agga.' ol5 m a. ssa.eneo Of the family
It's Kindly REQ quesed That NJ do"rrs be sent
yoanges son Matthias Kitche. Of hocAawY
F6,c, at ockaway Tuesday Angus, Is Friends
ran IesSes loot of Bsrclsy-st at lolOa
LoMBARD- At water Mil. l. /, on saturday Anfn't u.
bar,i' Of tbs city. aged il months
rORD-At RiGEewood ave- bloomfield. \ j. on sunday.
August 3 Fanny Gates Tido" oi Joseph l. Lori 10 Tho
Fgasr4 rvoe Agsa:i = At the 9ogs. s srr son son.
non of train Icaa foot oi BARCLAY ~1 I"'IpHSr-
r5,srpen Ga the foiow ps d5y At Greenwood
MEsslNGER-At Sew Brunswick \ j.. on 7stnrday even;
ing August - Daniel iessnger so2 o INC 'Ae DAI-ei
Funeral services Christ church. "Branswsk raesdsI
August lj at 3:SO D. ~
-, 1 =. ry a. tc lrch %, the Hoy Trinity jthsvs.
and I25th ST York CITY, on Tuesday. August l. 1t
IaImept m AZ Greenwich coon Wednesday. August Is.
Train leaving sAnI Cenu4i Depot a. 800 a. IN
Carriages IN waiting At Greenwich
sHFRMAN-At Rye. y. Y. IN FRIDAY. Aug ~ H. 1887.
Idsard Staaish sle-man in the 6ist ~ lis age
Funeral services "lI De 9a ~ Cni4s N|i'' "''' y"
Train leaves raad Central Depot New'YOrX. at 22o m
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or the doors OF cheap museums cheap eating ana
cheap dancing paylioDs They admired the woncerfni
proportions OF and satated their curiosity
with the sight OF mon and fshy mernadH
They tested the quality Of the milk OF PAPER paper
aud svarined along the beach and the 0ouie-
ward TO Brighton Beach. About the music
sind there was sea Of heads, from which rose many
bsthers splsshed and rolled about IN the
suIL IKE so many porpOses In the noe noe
listening 20 the muzc, eating costly Wanda aud walking
ABOUT Ia lelsurey moving lines Therosvere EoOts OF
the rainbow and many more beside. There other
women who showed simplicity and good taste in their
dresses. and others who exhibited simplicity and de-
ciIed ack OF taste.
Considerable excitement was caused in the afternoon
by the news o the collision off Bay Ridge between the
iron steamboat Sirius and the sylvan Dell Wild rumOrs
OF great loss Of life filled tue air and much uncertainty
IA TO the exact na-ure Of tho accident existed
for time. Even the passengers who we're the
collision when they reached the isaDd and no two peo-
pie could be round who cond be peisuadcd 10
teN similar stOriss about the occurrence. Among
tho members OF sbe Thirteen Cub, many Of
wnom the other OF the steamers, Il was
at TIE sea Beach Palace Hotel that their pre-
ence lad alone saved the boats rom total WRECK
Ihc dinner was the cight1 one the euD mas gwen since
is foundation Thio 2Ocs oct and thirteen lcOnd-
c.at each At mead OF the nrst taOe STOOD
clubs OF bue silk, witha picture ~ tue
centre or representing member OF the cuo ueiJ ing
Death Daniel Wolf, JGlef Ruler, presided al Tue nrs
table A. Fritz at the second ana George = IOWeh ~
the third. The Oh fare printed on co1n-shaped
aud there thirteen courses set down. Az the
end OF the dinner trleon tOasts we're respoudeu 20 oe
ginning with 10 Tie President Of the UDlto oLes'
whose veto % superstition z atested Dy MS n1eAiJet
ship III this club"
Ihe following persons among the guests at the
hoels: John J. kIernan, OF Brooklyn; Henry Arthur
James aud vile, Nathaniel Strauss OF New ioiK, ana
Henry ESsteTn. or Buhalo, at the Ho.el brighton;
vie Of New-York; H. B. Claln, OF Brooklyn, ana r. >.
Darley, VI Philadelphia, at the Oriental
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SUNDAY AT NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, K. l., Aug. 12.-Noarly $4,000 was
raised IN the churches to-day for Tie Newport Hospital
The Rev. Dr. Mckenzie. OF Canada oAclaed 1T Trinity
Church to-day.
General Hancock was entertained Jy c. C. Baldwin, OF
New York. this evening, wno gave ! dinncr-Party il
honor OF bis guest
W W AstOr the Minister to Rome. has returned from
Washington
James Platt. Of Gloucester, England and Arthur F.
Charrin surrey, England have arrived at the Ocean
House Other late at this fOte include the fol-
lowing: ". stetsou and vile, Charles b. Wheelock.
Thoma. strahan L. L. Roberts, b. X. Parker and wife,
W V Titus and wife, +. ". Glccson Boston Mrs d. H..
Miller and family f. May aud wife, Miss Bowker. Irving
C. Miller, g. o. Manning Joseph Whyte and wife, BhltI-
more Edward Kerneys. +. O.. swan, A. i. Ncmpe,
II r. Winter. L. D. Howard, W. c. Burkin gshaw, ID.
Marin and family, y. X. Baker ana wife. Mrs h l.
Vail New York; Arthur Bur-, Philadelphia samuel
Darling Providence; +. Il. Gallagher, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1882-08-14
A QUIET Day AT GLEN IsLANp.

A light breeze, which rippled Che waters Of
tho sound and bclled the white sails Of the vessels
therein IL ade the trip Gen Island yesterday pleas
ant one THO comparatively still water Of the sound
around Glen Island Is to those who 1--we The umbnng
b,lloU. of the ocean poor substitute for the set but
tbere Il restfuuess about the resort tAat
is not uncrateful after the turmoil OF the city
Tine air l. laden with the breath OF The woods, and Is
nur and uvtgJrutiug. Yesterday nearly 1000 people
Waited the i-and and enjoyed tAcmot Ives IN all the
v.r,a manner. Tor which tlc place affords opportunity
-otr- w,,uf on the steam bunch 10 Ne~-Iermany and
r1ok m a frugal manner o. the rciIc hmeus 10 be OBJ
Ia ma there Others went our In row or sal boats, and
sIi ot r. ana they the majority stayed on snOrr
The wafer was remarkably csid Tor the
,..ou al tine wear. and Il.nge ia 90 was uouby re-
f,~.,ing ON that a count All day long ou the sandy
b.c e. there nere bator-. Nho hlatd or eWam about
ar -at ON he eage OF lr water We ln the paeodl, on
fhe Tnek above a chime Of bells attempted impo4-lDc
coubtios ol sound. II front of the cluD house, the
maui RON, DAVID. Island played Al at the ISLAND cn-
oven tbru selves in qmrt way, ana there w2s pleas
NJ ,l...uce of disorder and drunkenness
New-York tribune., 1882-08-14
COLD COMFORT FOR BUTLER.

We shonld be sorry to discourage General
Butler IRON running for Governor Our political cam
naens In ts s1ate are usually very dull affairs and he
makes them interesting His style OF stunispeakng is
fresh ana lna Be Is huDorst of nc mean guam
ties He lacks pathOs but the whole bent OF hls mind Is
drol hope viii ruu. HIS speeches amuse, and
his money rctdes Ii the pockets O the poor when he
Is a candidate But We must frankly confess thai We
cannot much ground hope for ais election De Is
capable. and would make good Governor His state
papers would be interesting he III hi DO something -
TAry the m0poiOny OF LIE III thIs stad old eOGInOn
wealth He might turn over some Old stones under
which the wOrIus have gathered. He could not steal
much had the disposition IL wOuid be safe enough
- have him Governor for q while But We do D0t
how he elected The Dissatisfaction with the Re
publican party not VI the klnd Lon squlnIs toward
Butler Il looks the other way. We dc not share the
confidence of those wise politicians, the Democratic
headers OF Massachusetts We cannot give Uncle Ben
much encouragement, though We would gladly We
New-York tribune., 1882-08-14
MUSICAL AND DRAMA TIC NOTES.

"The Snake Charmer" will succeed coli
vette Al tie BOou Oper~ House Tonight
patience" performed by children, will con-
ttpue the attracu6u tlis weeF at atwal1cks Theatre.
Madame Geistinger will make her reappear-
saes in Neg-YorE al the GermAuja Theatre Oh octo
Mile. Rhea arrived from Europe by the
steamship Arizona yesterday. she Is stopping the
Fifth Ayenue Hotel
Manager Hermann, of the Thalia Theatre
hs leased ,he Germania Theatre IL Philadelphia and
WI play all his New YORK successes there
Theodore Thomas and bis orchestra were in
Cleveland last week. ana to-day they begin two
weeks season Of concerts IN Cincinnati.
Tho Windsor Theatre will enter upon its
fourth season tonight the play being Tne Daniles."
spo the priDeIpa players Mr. and MIS- Mckee kaukln
Miss Agnes 4 Huntington, Of whose SUCCESS
b singer IL London DeRrOn has beer made is a n;r
IN Dresden 0' y ''-" A-'i- peri
Days Theatre was opened last Wednesday
with Tue Passing Regiment" play which exac,. a
sufficiently small tribute attention u be acca,,,,
. summer DIsbts enter ,alIment. '
Miss Emma Iharsby will return from Furone
about middle OF september aud VIII give conrers
here and elsewhere in the United statea under th,
management Of haurice oIaknsch.
Tbs Union square Theatre will be opened
o. August u IA The Black Flag" l. melodrama
m which Nat" Goodwin l. r Ihorne and Eizs
Netbersby viii take part
TIE prospectus Of the Emma Abbott Opera
Company for ihe coming hst OF sing
en- of 1edlocre talent and the announcement that there
novelties IN the repertory, namely. such
tresL and unfamiliar pieces Aao.pue Adams ii
Jstas l.oi," ,r julius 3enedcrs " Lily Of Killarney -
Il golettO," La oonnAIoDUla," and " The EbKr OF
Love"
The dramatic season i'll Boston will be
opene' Tonight the production o. drama by Petutt
and Conquest, entitled Free Pardon al the Boston
1hsatre Next Monday Mr. PiDerO'- comedy Inpru-
nsBoe- vii be brought out at the Museum STRAUSS
Sersa, lie Merry War" by Tie NOrcEOss Com pany at
.le HiVLe, Ibd 5arlOu's DlVOrcOur the Park by
ADce DunLiDg Lingsrd aud her company The Gaity
NioSh ht- been remOdeIed, viii be opened early IN
Octobef a. V9kcss Bycu, aud s be The hOD1 0 merry
fssoet ard OpeIetLas
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HAVANA MARKETs.
LIVE srocK MAnKEra-gY rELaGRApn


Pt-Fv,to Aug L., Arnk lcccipts to-day. BOZ bead;
vi d > ID hean oonsi through 400 ret sey.
with falr demand sales. Mciium o. oOt steers, - i"D
=, 10 light to Far - stock Balls, - 70
LAMBs-Eccelpt. today. EtDu mead tota tor
veek thus far 5000 head for same nme laSt week,
u 90 heal consigned through 80 cars supply ~ sdie 7rep
steady and unchanged sales taI 10 hOEl Zip
pei sbeep ~ 2jGs Western Lambs - - -" 'V A-
sold ,,,, 80, 80. nh, TIM, ,,-
u 5oJ head ,or last week = ,pn zeal con.
sne th~ch lO2 cars, absouce of business for want Oh
stO Zee / oady - O. oo,, ,.,, .n,,
nentS 5oOO heal. fairy active AND about sta'lfi
ommop 10 Good Mixed - aS1 80 Good 70 Shoee aH
inc ana shipping 30, Light . vO1@o -" SAlDs'
s5Ht7 30. O., ,,o ,.., -
g-nralt. gOpd Catc here quntAunh. HtlI'
Fv,ars ay- 81 GOOD tO Choice shipping 20 ttde -
Common 10 Fair ~ 5Qs6 Mixed Butcher- - oOGe4 t1
Socr And Feeers S5d - - range CaiIt steady iei<n
SI5asJ -. Brecd 81 4Od - 1Oi AIneElc%1 - oD
soo 49, ,,,rs ..
stroug with better demand Tor Fat butchers thah loI
ofh her Kind sales Poor Fair S3GSt Medium % Doon
"a IS "A 4O Extra - OOd9J market sehe1auy
sT iot1s aug l2-HoCs- IecepIs. 6s heat shlpfneats
800 br. prio.s nomiuay unchanged no Hogs mere No
RecsDIs 500 head shipments li9 head demand
ihe few here sold sight Texans - 3y1so. laws
Butchers OF 75 Id. 81 Arkansas Butchers s5 OO9sS 81
Narve OF so 10. t3 A.. ,-. -. - ..-,
5IrRf- Recetps head shipments $50 head IN GOOD
dangrd but the offerings very light Far 70 Fancy Natfes
3
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Fort supply, Indian Territory, July 9, lss2.
WINE. BEER AND DRUNKENNESS.

To the Edttor Of Ths Tribune.
SIR: The remedy for drunkenness advocated
nv Mr. Tnurow Weed in recent letter to TIE TRIBUNE.
namely Cheap wine beverage for all classes. IS
certainly forcble illustration OF the words or inspr-
,ton Wine is a mocker" He says: France produces
yin, - beveragc England grows hops and brews beer.
the French people are industrious, frugal and sober
I'm England the aborug classes are improvldent lntem-
,.,-,te and DEGRADED" Why wine-!rinking people
yrnuld be industrious and sober while oeeririnking
n.oni gould be- incorporate and degraded. IA to NE a
mvstery The only element In either Of these drinks
,scb nroInces intoxicaton s alcohol OF this, wine
contains from nine 10 twentyhree per cent while beer
has only from Ave 70 twelve per The history OF
c nations 10 which he refers VIII not warrant his
ment j. FeniInore Cooper says: II came to Europe
under the impression that there drunkenness
among Us Americans than IN any other country. A
residence Of mouths in Pans changed MY views en-
tire.y I have taken unbehevers about Paris and
always convinced them in one walk l have been more
struck by drunkenness, the OF Paris than IN
those OF London" The Count d, Moutalembcrt, mem
ber OF the Academy OF National sciences, said IA tie
National Assembly OF France Where there ID wine
shop there are the elements of disease and the fghfu
source all that Il at cumty Win tne iiSrests Va III
workman NJ Jules sunon I'd? -" tH..r. re
the men ia drunkcnutss. Al Lille, a. hO' tISle AZ
soue 80 saturated wLtb that their m ANS refuse 70
| taA, the breast of sober woman: Tue hou Janiss
NJ ,her Chief COmlllr-lOner or Mh-Sho iia'.'7 10 t'
Word's epostou rarls IN 1867, says " ILe d.'hk
n .bif flinr through every phase OF society nave
-, r,,r, nrople druk here than ever saw ~ Boston
! - ,ho st,ne lrureu Of time" Concerning our own
{ country Mr. Wells, while Couiuissl"hrr' sGIH N'ii-
iorna WITH her oneap vines FOR empefahce n me ear
ending June 30 1867 sod fourteen times per head 40
| uuc alcoholic stun Maine dld ami more tDan any
Veny, Wine is a mocker, and Shosoeyer Is deceived
! therby IA wise" L. Is Eiak-
! Xc4..-. ~. lod4.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-14
ENLISTMENT OF COLoRED SOLDIERS,


To ths EdtLor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The policy which confines the enlistment OF col
ored men u special regiments seems to me- at this date
curious When the colored regiments were organized,
the moral effect Of the spectacle OF black men fighting
for their liberty might well be enhanced BY forming
them into separate bodies but that the coored
man is as much the white the survival Of
this distinction open 10 objection. The reasons
for keeping up colored regiments as such would appear
10 be- first that colored do not make rs good
soldiers "A white men; and. second. that TO open
cnstnents in all regiments without distinction Of color
would cause trouble between the black and the white
soldiers To the first may be objected that II correct
coIored men should not be enlisted at AL Tho coorcd
soldier is paid Just much ~ the white soldier 1t
coss as much to maintain him. II must then be mani
s, ,r,no To WASTE the money the payer in pay
sam. cost A gain. II the cOored troops are not 20
Trustworthy in action the white, 10 command theul IN
active service entails uunec' 1stiy e Al'sI' W N '
lives OF their officers; and IL these oi;ccrs are good
mon and true. can doubt, such unnecessary
exposure s equally wrong 70 them ana 10 e coui''is
which may some dAy need their services II they are
ro m wasted in paving them Eut II the reason De fa.se,
and the colored man makes as good s3dier A. me
white. the enlistment snodlu Dc open IL ' 7'
and recruiting officers be charged Win the uut Oi -
iccti1r only good men OF any color IhIS, ldltnuF
done would insure supply oi nteuiseht men ioF Ihe
trr,1. and do away with the policy which SAYS 10 a
,,,,trv in certan regiments. but you are not good
,nouai 10 serve in all The people OF the country
bov, made the COOrcd man ctlhen. IL Is tine that
th. fact was accepted in the Army.
A. 10 the second reason, the writer mas commanded
comnnnv of recruits. where white men and black
iieI e and slept the Quarters. and there WAS
never sign OF trouble from the minglmg OF the two
Fort supply. Indian Territory. July 9, lss2.
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A MOVEMENT THAT DEM NDs RECOGNITION.
Er--Lu u. HhlLaI,LnAan Lrses In.

II any body lmaglnes thai this canvass can be
run by Ignoring the Independent movement lac might as
vel d-auuse himself Of that mist ken idea al once
Tie foremost work and duty Of the paign TO face
the lldepc-c-t sentiment reason with II aud via It
There s no wasting time tnG reason the Demo
erals Most OF them cannot be touched ana those who
Can De secured VIII be gained by other tBau argd
neEl More jLaL tAat II W. can mold the Republicans,
We don't need any Democratic belp. But there are
enough Republicans sympathy with the Independent
hcpuDAcal rLI,c 10 dcjeAt the Regular htpublcaD
tcscr Il unitedly against l. aud tie problem
before thc Ir-ur kepuDhcans address The reason
ard tie Krpu Jhcanism OF these iudei iendent kepub
Leans and Gsuade them from going Ous!de and striking
down LIS parry 10 It's evils. IL u &rrant iOi3 LO
suppose that g blndly through the campaign
shutting eyes The division and rrfnsing to recOs
ME tha II leaders insist upon peroJuatinS H. We must
appeal directly the vOers bonnu them. And II THIS
question must be met why Lot meet IL face 10 face Will
ID. stewart well a separate platform
New-York tribune., 1882-08-14

, mail. ior ;he ending August ~ VIII close AZ
TN. oaice follows 49, r,,,,to sna Raw IsIa,e. VI,
MONDA1 A. '-'V v u" |
New-.i..' ~ 30 A. M Europe per 5. wyoming. va
IL f.SD Al a. Tor bfaAl, per = AnDfose AZ
=, for Hayi -aNsu Ia Ns- per p, A.sy s- y. NJ
~ ..in.-N.,, :. in and ieniuegO cuba per 7s @3hiiag0
lof vAt q III. Tor Europe pea So = Oc Via
" ana Bremen et,cfs loi ireland tNi france
sou ,re-tgl .'yer Etel az $50 ~. Tor frHi.nd
mlst Oo 1tn,a W Queenstown Letters Tor hrrat buLtn
Per nr,pesu count ls U.s. ur ei icttosl' PAY
aAu n France direct pc -. q llursut
taIa IA. kucla aud ,utaco4. 4
va AZ hi ;u a. Ton the Netherlands dlre per
Srhiedam. VIA Amsterdam .
,, Al ASt for re ane leg Civ
III Va uu.,nst0wn lettcrs iOr Great Brian aud o.
1r,,.ean countries muse Oe directed yer cas- % ION
al a ior urupe, per - rl1llA 80.
plyTuouth Chcrbourg aud Hamburg 1870 , "a or
cyba ~ est ACNlS yrt - NV OF Aicxandta
IA Ilava "a; al D. lOg NestoupAlahd per - animA
FpTDAY-At D. m fOI Porto Rico Ill ecL per - Ayl.s
shrI,KDAA At 5O IN Tor Europe ief $ hri annie Wa
ou.su,town for Germany aAd Scotland must %
rec Der - FurAe va GLASGOW AZ $50 .. "a; tSf
E-,iun a rect per Nclerlaud wa Antwerp ~ ~
m fof M, Winda ar Islands per - heGmuda AZ IA
- ~ huro,e per DOnau. va ooutis.i p,Vn are
Hr.uen Al 1850 y for cuba and iorto tueo pei -
-.r,fnn. Ma D. fuf Au-tislA Nv Ee@
auG sand sich Fi Isiands per - 'l1 OF Syuney'
va an Francisco china and Japan per %.
capf. VIA : AZ Francisco oOte August - ~ p IN.
HENRY q. PkAlsSoN " Fos1n@stof
ra shedule OF closes trans s.e lna sftSDs.i on
the bss OF an uninterrupted overland t'anst 10 san Fsn.
csc Mail. trom last arriving on tne a. S-n F<acist
~ lAe IA, VI s-s " sssAO"s f1 asSA~S'S Is s~i1e I'
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been exposed the Gust Of ron oxide used n prcpa
ing books OF gold leaf found the powder In the tissues
between the air cells and in their walls as well "a In
their cavities From ess than two ounces Of TINS lung
twelve grains OF iron oxide obtained by chem
ical means that II equally distributed through both
lungs there must have heen at least tfeequartcrs a"
ounce inhaled. In aBother case that OF workman
exposed &c the dust OF mixture used In preparing
ultra-marnc substances quantity estimated at fully
an nunre WAS fund
New-York tribune., 1882-08-14
CAPTAIN A. SMITH FRENCH.

Captain A. Smith French, brother of Police
Commissioner French. died at sag HarDor L. l., on
Thursday night Of hemorrhage of the brain The de-
ceased well known m sag Harbor among those who
were prominent IA The whaling business He first sailed
a cabin boy IN the Delta, Of Greeuport In Is34 and
rising 10 the r4Hk O captain command du M eh u.
highland Mary MOnJa"k PacHc aud Coucordia A. q.
time OF ne deaiA he "as al Inspector III the New-lork
Custom House.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-14
rnorsANns Al COMFY I.LAND.

The would-be seers who have Tor some time
been predicting that the star OF Coney Islands popu
rty was about TO set needed only TO VISIT that rosort
Yesterday to nnd most paDaoe retntation OF their
false prophecies. The whole paee, with all III varied
kinds OF amusenent and recreation. from NOrton's
20 the Oriental. fairly swarned with pleasure
seekers from the city Inc morning boats and trains
carried large loads and al the afternoon the different
transportation lines kept pouring upon the Island At
the Wes End motley sEowds Of peope Aowed ~ and oaS
New-York tribune., 1882-08-14

Asatic cholera, cholera morbus, summer COM
plant, collie stomach disrrE9a, and all affections
Of the bowels incident 70 either children or adults arc
cured at once by DIR. Jaynes Carminatiye BaisaL ~
aays the irritation and action Of the stomacn.
and being pleasant to the taste s an acceptable remedy
TO the youngest In the family -.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-14
ABUSING TIE CONFIDENCE OF A 100
FUL CONGRESSMAN.
Prom The CieDetGnd Herald lRep.l

Thev are telling IA good story III Mansfield
aNcuf rresstnau Ceddes, who unCOnscOnsly has been
the barriers Of that place IL shaving paper for
long time past Ii appears that upon the pretence OF
betn0 tious TO read and digest some OF the Judges
sr- he- a ion-Ora been receiving al stated
Interval o,ra supplies OF docuInents IRON Ashlh lon
rses IN hl hrsess. Rival BARRIERS soon heard OF the
scheme and likewise made Application 70 the WOr ny
N q Somewhat mysr1ed perhaps al the sudden ali d
upusua interest taken in hs remarks he hnd-hearled
old gentleman complied only too gladly and IL Is stated
Ss eyery p.rDer-snop ia MSashed 0Aiay hss sufficient
shaving paper hand 10 last lor couple OF years L"
fQrDe
New-York tribune., 1882-08-14
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SynoDsts FOR NE past iloeHiy.f0tT hours

WAsHISGTON. August ii. L a. m.-Ihe bar
oeter Is highest III tn south Atlantic states and lowest
in the extreme Northwest. Clear weather prevails n
Neqy-England and the Middle states and thence We.
ud Ia the Missouri Valley with light variable winds
,h. Atlantic Coast and slightly warmer sOdtn"rly winds
,r me INTERIOR Local reported from toe south
.,sntr ana Gull states with nOrthcriy wind, the
..It ,trutlc Coast hight variable winds lu the Gulf
-tsfes Nh Temperature has fAen slightly ia New
Tug.oue New-YofA. and remained ABOUT stationary u
thn -outu Atlantic states aud virginia
Indications fOr iO-aGy
For New-England, fair weather northeriy wind-
lipg 10 east aud south, sisAt changes ia tenDefa
Iurr followed by falling barometer.
for tine Middle AIgutc rtalc- i-lr weather, ehstery
To nerly winds stationary Or ssAt rise ~ tenPerG
ture. lower barometer
New-York tribune., 1882-08-14

TRIBUNE OFFICE. August IA. q. m.-There Wa ilte
variation IN the barometer yesterday. III WIS ol"uIJ
in the morning and clear after the third quarter lie
temperature ranged between so aud $50 the average
7A9 being 2Iso lower than on the corresponding dsy
aSt year and A higher than on SATURDAY
falr ana clear weather and increasing teDPefaeuio
may be exDected Joday IA tAs cIty Aaa TieinlJ.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-14
THE CHAUTAUQUA MEETINGS.

CHAUTAUQUA, n. Y, Aug. 13.-The Rev
W C. wilkins, D. D., OF Tarrytown. preached in the
Amphitheatre this morning about 1000 persons and
Bishop H. ". Warren, OF Atlanta Ga, preached to a
siin larger number TINS afternoon. ". A. Duncan, OF
Syracusr, mad charge Of tho Sunday-schoO which was
attended by about 5000 persons The Rev j. q. Town
send o jamestown, ectured tonight On The Higher
New-York tribune., 1882-08-14

DANGERS FROM METALLIC DCsT.-The ques-
ton Las long whether particles
of Iron silica etc. merely lodge within the cells OF
the lungs, penetrate through their walls into the S
sues between them II appears that German chemist
OIL r.ceuty examining the lung of q wonlan who ind