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MICHAEL RREEN. N. D.

DR.. Michael Breen recently appointed mem
Der OF the Brooklyn Board Of Education and surgeon OF
the 6gth Regiment died Thursday at MS home' No.
50 south Thirdst., Brooklyn He was III oy Two Gay
with cholera morbus brought on by Incorporate Drink
i, If ice water and iced milk when at Creedmoor on
saturday Of Last week with his regiment Dr. Breen was
horn in County Clare Ireland IN 1888, and was ednca
ted at Queens College at Cork He received his medical
diploma at the Edinburgh College OF Medicine during
tb .fs war he came this country ana serNeu az sur
-eor ~ regiment. Since the war he has resided III
Erook vu Dr. Breen a brother OF eX-Asse ADJ, :
nan Ma r. Breen. Of city. The Brooklyn boaru
AL Ftucatiou Will hold special meeting to-day To lake
ecton nDon his death. The funeral Will take place al
Paw
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NEWPORT NOTES

NEWPORT, July 27.-Arthur :. Austin, Of
Boston; j. T. Young. \. Shoemaker and John 5 Wiiker
and wife, OF Philadelphia, arrived at the Ocean House
to-day.
Addison Child Of Boston Is the guest Of General G K.
Warren. {. :. A.
A p. stuyvesant and Warren y. Goddard, o. New
York have arrived for The
l. g. swan Of New ork the guest OF General James
II. Van Allen.
Cottage entertainments were given to-day by Mrs.
Mary l. Bruen and Mis- Ida J.. Deacon, OF Boston.
sidney WOOlett gave readings this evening at
the residence of -eth b. stitt. Of PHILADELPHIA.
Royal Phelps gave dinner last night in honor Mr..
Bnrca the Spanish Minister at Washington. and wife.
Mrs. james NJ. Wilcox and William Keating OF Pha-
depha Just purchased about seventy Of land
COn4nIcut Island.
Al tue for the private theatrcals the
Casino were sold less than hour this morning.
The second VI the Carrno concerts given at Casino
to night.
T. H. Colt Of Hartford. who recently purchased the
schooner yacht D4untless has arrived here for the
season.
At the reunion o. the ith Rhode Island Regiment here
to-day speeches made b. Leutenant-GOyernor Fay
Mayor Franklin and by Chaplain Hayward, Of the Navy.
Extensive arrangements are being made for the APP
proacnIng lawn tennis tournament
mop Will take place 1T the Ocean House Saturday
evening ana private tnearicIs Will DC presented at the
Casino Oh the same evening.
Mrs. Hollis, Mrs IlOnpSpn Miss thompson anu VIII
lam Barker of Boston George F Butts and Mrs ROBIN
SON. OF Providence; Miss LOoden. Of New Bedford ;
Charles : Chaplin, 81 New-York; T. B. Blackstone anu
Mrs. :. O. Pant, of Bradford, Conn W. NJ Franklin
and wife. Lancaster Penn ~Gmuc. 1otS, IT,, ana r.
NJ sma l. OF York Penn; George !. Hrwltt, OF Nlrgina
ana l. G. Cummings Of Portland, nave arrived at TIE
Ocean House.
Mrs. Coe and Mrs. POstlewait Of New York. have ar
rived at ' Farlawu az the guests u Mrs John w. FL
liz, Of New York.
ana II. j Wmtou. or Boston NJ Hodges, OF Mansfield
Nass: Mrs. George Allan and G. D. Allan, Of MODtc.ar
y. j.; C. F. Allan and wlie, and William wright anu lam
ily OF Newburg y. y; r. u. May OF Worcester, Aass
H. COmstock OF tea Hiss NJ. ID. Bissou. Of Rome, y
y: J. NJ. English. Of Columbus, :. c. H. C. Cunningham
and family Providence SOiOn Perry, OF LeOminster
Mass g. h Phtpara, OF Brook yn, and l. d. Gurus ana
wife OF Hartford, have arrived at the Aqudneck
House.
No cots have been put up IN the hotels
The huuts will be begun next week
h. K Thomas, Mrs >. r. simpson and A H. simpson,
of Nrw-Yoik: &. A. Whyland OF Chicago; H. Landreth
and and Miss Burnett OF Bristol Penn j. L. brent
and wife and Brent OF Louisiana Miss HchOnei
berg of Chicago W Wyman, and family ana Miss
sanderson of Baltimore K. >. Grs"Od and vile, OF
Lyue COnn., PnIiip II. Buckln. OF Baltimore, nave
rooms al the ocean House.
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THE BASIC STEEL PROCESS IN C0URE
by TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRrBUSgI


PITrsBURG, July 2s.-The Pennsylvania
Bessemer steel Company OF this city. to-day He'd Dill
in equity in the Common Pleas Court 30. ,, against
Jacob Reese Ptsburg in OF the patent Basic
process for manufacturing iron and steel direct from
ore. and the Harrison Wire Company OF ct Louis. Iae
bill sets forth that 1859 Reese entered into agree
ment with the plaintld company. and stipulated 10
transfer 70 them letters patent the process
aud also all patents obtained relating 70 the sanlo
process This agreement was supplemented. November
% 1879 by another, in which the plain
TIT company agreed 10 pay Reese $1,000
down, ana royalty Of > cents per ton
on the product the limit Deiug hxed az
10000 per year IL averred that while
the Penus, wanna Bessemer steel Company nied 10
part ID the bargain. Reese failed o. Os0, ami nas tran
ferred certain h patents 10 the Harrison re Com
pany, OF st. Louis. The court = a-ksd 10
issue injunction restraining the def.ndants rom
Us N the pa ents aad prevent Reese from transfer
ring Them. Many s-eel tank tnat tie Basic pr
VIII time take TIE place o. the Besst ner prOctk-,
ana regard great pDTJan De 'ause II
the Prunsy rania BeSsemer steel Company Succeed 1t
will be ia hands OF the monopoly chat OntrOiled
fDe 3e-,emer patents. TIE Harrison Wire Company has
projected plant IA nAos, an IL SAID 10 nave
a capital stock OF e3OJOuoO
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DIED

RRTDGfAN-At sOuth Amherst, Mass, July =, Richard
taxter BrldgInan aged % years
o. PhIaIeph4 PENN ami daughter of Thomas EdinOHds
RSatyes ana friends respectfully invited 20 attend the
funeral services Sunday Afternoon al cIocA a. NJ
.2.l asst -7th-st
Interment a Philadelphia
CAsWFfI-At folrnlea Hunts Point. NewY York CITY On
AMI daughter Ol the ate William At'oH' Oh "'sSn'S'''
and rnds are Invited attend tn funeral az 81
Peters nurch. hester n y Oh oAHrA~
-, rain caves Grand central Depot at 800 N FOR
fremont station. where carriages VIII be ID "ahnS
crAppAt BrcoAlyn y y Friday, July ,, John Francis
Ilspp aged 81 years. Of the arm Oh 7AVSoL ~pp ~o'
Friends n are respectfully nytei TO attend the
BROOKLYN. 0n Tuesday, August H. At a ocloc" M
chicago H. ON sunday. July -, OF apopeV.
Isaac frazee sears months ana ~ dAy- e OI
the late Chrsy and Abraham rIA@e- OIL Ne"-i"
City. .
GAIIAGHER-In Bay shore. Long Island. y y Of eooera
uranium. Kenneth "a pala CHER aga - nDasnS ~ =.
dsys. Youngest son Of the rev "' ~ -s"'' - 49,
YORK ty.
COVE-ln Brooklyn. July - lsS2 Charlotte b. mother Oh
OF Francis y. ,iOye aged - years , . . -, q. ..,,.u
-eryicss az hor lats e5idehee, ~ +"" 4''''" - - $3.50
ID m saturday July -
Infsrment will be a. Amesbury. MAS
JONs-On Tuesday Afternoon July % at Ne" 'eSnei'e'
tonic Texas and daughter ot . rus And a~f-A IL Ia O
Notce Of IUnerai a 'rrstor
KrRBY-Ou July p lss5. William "A. Kirby 1900
Funeral srryces his .se residence No - East 2O.As1
on Monday, July Sd. a. p NJ
uttrmeI t - Va oOd4ANu
Prendergast she s6tn year VI nol age
iaIer,nent in Gre nTood Monday morning
r. 1eKWELI-At Vernon. July y. PAletia noeA gei
daughter George ID. AM acuanthA h"eA"o'F AZ" -
years ,..- I'D, 81. r,...,, .rs r,spestluIy invited
IN attend Ia funeral Monday the olsA a. sho u C.
church. az 10 o. l0cA - NJ
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Frustrated while working at Broadway and Thirty


KRrPFELD. Louisa, a destitute German woman. was
overcome IN SecOndst. and sent 10 Bellevue Hospital
MOhIGohERT, WILLIAM a young laDorrr, on no, =
. Greenwich-st., Frustrated at No d ChathaInst
MURrHA JAMES thirty -four, OF No 314 East Thirty
nlnthst, was Frustrated at No GOD tlrst-AVe. "hle
at work
ONEI, ELIZABETH. homeless woman thirty I'VE years
Old. was overcome at Broome and sheriHsts. Inc
police sent her u Bellevue Hospital.
PATTERSON JAMES w. Of Jersey city, clerk In the post
onlee. became overloaded while at work, and was
- taken 20 the Chambers street Hospital
HUbL, GEORGE, age eighteen OF No. LOIS Tnlrd-aVe
Was overcome AT Third-ave. and Eighty fourth-st
f.useLLL- MRS AGNES, OF Brooklyn. was overcome ny
the heat while walking on Newark--t., HObOken.
SCHHFER, JOIN. age twentynine. OF No. 6l9 ClassOn-
ave, Brooklyn was overcome at Atlanuc-aye ana
Bond-st.
TAYLOR. ANDREW. age 81, while intoxicated at his
home No. 233 Canazt became insenslbe from the
heat
VIERHt LLER, BERNHARDT was sinsruck in Newark, at
South Orange-ave and Howard-sL
--- an unknown man, about f0rty-1ve years old,
dressed Ike aborer Frustrated at No. ZIG East
Forty secOnd-st. The police sent him 70 Bellevue
Hospital insensble
an unknown man, age about forty. was pros
ira at II: 80 p. IN nc Church and FultOnsts. The
police sent him 10 the Chamoe street Hospital
--, an unknown man overcome at No. 81
Chatham-st., whence he was removed to the Cham
bcrs street Hospital.
-, coored boy. name unknown, was overcome
by the heat the foot OF FIfth-aye.. Newark, and
fell into the river. He was rescued and taken TO St.
hichatls Hospital.
BULESE JoHN a guest AT the Rossmore Hotel,
come AT sixth-ave and Thirty -eighih-st ana was
taken TO the hotel.
GOODMAN. CHARLES, age fourteen. or No 81 FOurth-st
BROOKLYN. +. D.. exhausted by the heat in Broad
way, Brooklyn. and taken nOme
MCCULLEN, Frederick age thirty, with no nome, was
sunstruck and was taken TO the New YORK Hospital
SHERIDAN, WALKER, age twenty, with no home, was
FRUSTRATED in FutOn-st, Brooklyn, yesterday and
taken to 81. GATHERINGS Hospital.
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OBITUARY.
CHARLES HEATH WILSON

Charles Heath Wilson, who died IN florence
On the ID inst in the seventythrd year OF MS axe
well known as writer and as one OF the
of Michael Angelo Mr. Wilson enjoyed unusual r,l., Du,
vantaees in the study of the works oil inc se1'
the vatican To him accorded inc oe,
privilege Of erecting movable scAnou my SIed ~
high in the sixtine Chapel by "non 10 10 u,s also
% ,,se certain unediied documents, win 'ne
unIicatiop Of which the BuenOratt family lad deter
ed 10 celebrate the fourth centenary OF tneT aces
oTs birth Mr. Wilson was frequent % mon
~ ondnn Journals matters RELAXING 10 dI'i ~" ~
rh,ch ne was an acknowledged authority ne nAS "a
late years gwen much OF his time 10 IISSl ir ot the
orrsnondeuce OF Salviat, the venetian minister al m
Court OF Charles L. and MS immediate sneeesSod onv
90 bnycver proved great for MS years anu Vny
. ANAL part OF the work was Completed ny " ISL
gas man of fine taste. generous culture, ana Was &c
spec,ed by all who enjoyed the privilege VI A'
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roo FAST F0R HER F4THER.

PHILADELPHIA. July 2s.-lda Foreman the
,'.l,r If ro-eph Foreman. a wealthy farmer Of Cam
den County " j. left her home to-day to avoid arrest
upon Il warrant issued Hl 'Ae iuH'-N0'
OF her father. she has Deem re'''''Hs 4''.''-'-
- -. c.r,iner a young farmer living near
Racl,soodtowp contrary 20 her fathers wishes. nc
fatnrr tried u suDdnr her by confinement ID hoi a.
, ,i,t few DAYS ago Ar. Foreman found ar-cnic III
ne house and suspected hls 0aushitr o. an
nelson him she admitted mat sucE was heI gul p",V
I'll mr. afh.r Was preparing 20 nave her Paeeu "a -
in..ne a.ylm Learning this, sue atthcArn nm .,
mornng with a carving knife lie thnn eAls.u t -, ~.
rant - be issued, but nhrh INC ou"oi "ffe'-o
H. the girl mad disappeared
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osCAR WILDE AT LONG BEACH.

Long Beach has been much improved by the
changes in the hotel The centre OF the huge inn Is no
longer the centre OF its population This has followed
the band stand which has been removed 70 point oppo
ate the westend Of the hotel and Oh the broad
pzza nearest the railroad station. Here every after
noon and evening the guests gather to Listen to
the music and srrutinize the arrivals by train. on
Tbursday afternoon Oscar Wilde escorted by TWO men
WE'LL known in New York, seen 10 alght from the
cai-s A. he approached the piazza the murmur went
round It's Oscar! A. LIE, II IS Oscar " There
wls no mlstak.ng the poet. He was clad IN hgh1
scotch suit and carried light umbrella under his ariu
broad white STRAW covered MS nead and his LONG
locks noated back his shoulders as grace
fully aa they could, cons dering tIA0 'hey
are straight and not inclined to fall In INES
~ b.auty Mr. Wilde strOled through the crowd WIN
look OF childish pleasure MS Lace at the cohiho.Io
winch NE caused. his happiness Wa not clielih
stance 10 the satisfaction mat rAdialei rom ,Ac
,,u,ss ~ rh. two llonhuuter- VINO nAd MN III to"
~ beamrd ON each Otner and at tue crowd wlch was
IN l,no.., IA be admirng their beast Ol prey.
.utt. me great heat around lt Long beAch mas oeeh
.,c..'iineIv cool and ractlVe refreshing oiseAe
- M ,yiozz, all day on Wednesday and lnur-day.
In me evening was even htUe emmy. I~o HVt' II
with me DeHt class OF guests and The acc0muda-
t,r. are excellent. 10 mistake, however 10 en-
NOV generals mead walters The Oa. hng rs
roit The deep pool OF still water formed Oy lac udr
,yru Law last season between the hOtc anu the 0ceAn
IL not there tus year and tncre lH nOthlnS bat nae
rem OF wnte and gstening sand from the piazza 10
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EyJoIALYG 4 STOCK rRINSFER.

BOsTOS, July 2s.-About two weeks ago
Alfred D. Chandler obtained Al injunction against Tine
American R,pd Telegraph Company, preventing the
oun.pv from transferring t4O shares OF the STOCK Of
the corporation standing in the name OF Daniel H. Crg
who is ideb eel TO Mr Chandler for esaI services 10
day counsel Tor the corporation maize motion 10 MS
solve ae Injunction on the ground Thar the Court nan no
ilrsdc ion ~ the American Eaplu lt.esIHp" N'''t.
J -, orror,tiou The amount OF stock
- AZ NJ craig h. aDOut S-O,OOV, when Ne mas
ynIrfcl the company 10 transfer ana suns lot uA'u
- ,-f.,,d i'm ct-e The transfer u not MADE.
- nj. r,...rved nis declsion minimizing mat lAe
- nl,l 90 lo the full court, Oh account vi TIC npor-
taut qucs lion involved
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F0RGERY AND ENBkzzLEMENE

RICHMOND, Va, July ga warrant was
assued days ago by United states Commissioner
Feasants for the Of John T. PoDham, until re-
Gently clerk Of the United States District Court here on
0 charge Of forgery and emDezzlement The warrant
was placed in the hands OF United states Marshal Z p
Hughes but returned by hin yesterday unexecuted
Popham having doIneile owing 20 his removal some
months ago 70 Washington where he also held the POSI-
oon Of Superintendent OF the fOdngroom Of the House
VI Representatives The warrant thereupOn for
ssrdsd 70 United ststex District Attorney COrkh for
t&eeItlon
topAam is charged with forging the name of Judge
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PROVIDING FOR FOREIGN LABOR.

CUMBERLAND July 2s.-The committee Of
the New Central Company miners to-day formally
declined resume work the terms OF the co,un,ry
manifesto. The New Central Company tl.roi,i,on or
dered LUMBER shipped 20 Homecoming for bar
racks for foreign labor, and have also or
dered squad Of police 70 report At their
mines early tomorrow when the contractors will begin
work ILe,e Was "A largely attended meeting ghts
Labor a. Homecoming toiay. several prominent agta
CeaTfied participated IA thr proceed
igs Nothing could b. learned, but IL Is said they
sOaoI 20 continue the lockout. They Will meet again
ID-uts
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rRorRLE AT THE sLADF MILLS.

FALL RIVER, July 2S.-Ihe spinners en-
ployed ID the slade Mills. thrtytwo in number, have
struck on account Of dissatisfaction with the weight Of
the boxes in which yarn ID weighed These boxes are
supposed TO weigh ak pounds and IN credng spnners
win the amount OF yarn spun pounds deducted
for boxes became broken by long Use, the
deficiency thc weight being made up ny pdtting In a
piece Oh cad These pieces Of lead frequently drop out
weight OF the j. thus reduced but they
always rcckOned pounds. The strikers left work
without authority from Spiuners Union. and meet
ing Of the Executive Committee OF the Union VIII be
held tonight authorize Secretary Howard 10 confer
with tie treasurer of the mills with view Of entcaVO
fug Ia effect
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AYACATTON FOR EMPLOYEES.

FALL RIVER, July 2s.-The manufacturers
here are discussing the advisaoy Of giving the help
two-week5' vacation In August Many are
advanced this course the principal being the fact
that the present condition OF market n u almost
impossible manufacture print cloths at anything Ike
= reasonable prOfit While general fct4lug Ia
favor 81 the project IL cannot be carried ont except by
general Of al mills. which efforts
being made Inc splaners at the Sycamore Mil
show OF dissatisfaction and a shop meeting was
HEAD T. night al which Secretary Howard WIS present
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JOHN r. SURBRUG.

John r. Surbrug, a downtown cigar mer-
chant died Thursday evening" after an illness o. esht
months at his house No Al seventhave. Mr. Surbrng
horn in switzerland in January 1927. Al early
90, be came 70 this country and when only nineteen
Years old became the proprietor Of the johnson House IN
cleveland In 1853 he removed 70 this city, where he
KENT the Old Johnson House in ChamDers-st After
ward he was connected with the Wcstchcster Hotel IN
partnership with The Lednd- or dte years ne ms hau
ssfores tnlton and Wliam-sis. He indus rious
and a suceessul business man. he leaves widow and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-29

The Metropolitan and Philadelphia base
ball mines PLAYED another League Alliance championship
game Polo Grounds Yesterday in The presence II
about I5OO people. The Metropontans were weakened
bv tine absence OF HanknsOn third base and Mausel
Their ar cent rcldcr. Neagc's pitching IF
fecve l4at the MctrOpoitans only secured one hit,
while the Philadelphia Team pounded Lynch for total
oi Twelve safe hits summary Of the game is a. iO-
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\ careless diet, a change OF water or cold
settling IN tile bowesyery Cfen brings GA al ihs season
Of the wear an obstinate darrhT some serious aec-
ton OF the stomach bowels. mpcrng the DE OF the
patient r you would treat such complaints ~ rational
way try at DR.. Jaynes CarmnauVe bai-al' s.n''
nile bu safe remedy IN uch attacks and equally cnec-
mai IN all cases or cr4mps CHOLERA 0rDas, cyseniery
and SUMMER complaint
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EXPLOSION ~ 4 WHSKEY DISTILLERK

Adolph SteluwIck, a German, fifty three years
Old " no lives III Brooklyn and Is employed III II.
W WcDer's dlstlllery AT No. - MonIOe-,O, vas IN
was at work III the rear Ot an empty Wnishey vat
and was using a lighted candle. The fumes OF alco-
hOi III the Vat caught hTe aud lOnd explosion IVl-
tnv,eJ SteIuvIck', clothing was burned nearly
from lbs BODY before be flames winch surrounded
hun were exiInguI-hrd. lie was taken 10 Bellevue
piiaI. where lt was SAID that ne haH receIFeu
severe buri. abo.f the face body and limbs. IL Is
h.lrN.,i fnaf be viii rccOver. hur.WcVe
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. July %, a. m.-The downward
movement in the barometer Yesterday was followed by
a shgt rise. Clear weather was followed at night by
partly cloudy and fair weather southwesrerly winds
prevailed. The temperature ranged between TO and
9go the average f-4o, l27so higher than on the
pondng At ana L. lower tnan on Thurs
CAV
Partly cl0uly and fair weather with lower tempera-
ure and zt chances VI showers, may De expected to
dav "A tins city aud vlriultg.
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CEORGEI LANGWORTHY.

George |. Langworthy, age forty seven, an
inspector in the NewYork Custom House died on Thurs
day al his house on Jersey City Heights. MT Lang
worthy was IN active Republican politician, and he ID
tne office Of iusuce OF the peace for several years.
IL was Il commissioned oicer in cul3rcu re giment dur
inc the war and served three years aud hall. lie
leaves a widow and three children.
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END OF A MINERS STRIKE.

PoTTsyLLE, Penn, july 2o.-Ihe strike Of th
mineIs a. KELLEY Kun COlliery at Shenandoah whicl
bas been Ia progress ast Tuesday Tor ncreas
Of TWEEN y-hFe cents per day terminated today by Ia
Operators acccding 10 Tie demands II The men.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

HARTFORD, Conn, July 2s.-Edward Good
man. one OF the Oldest lawyers in practice IN Connec-
cut died to-day at the age Of vscven years. He
was graduated al Trinity COLLEGE III $50
BUFFALO y. Y, July 2s-P,jrIcA short one Of the
Oldest citizens OF this cry ANA prominent Democratic
politician, Glod here to-day.
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4 MCRDEALR HANGED.

CINCINNATI, July 2s.--A special to The
Hzes-SiGr IRON Lexington, KY, says:
The death warrant read To Isaac Turner 1890
a. III. TO day. At 1870 he led 10 the -caOd,
and after nna religious services the no"se ad
jusied, and l.OT drop lei lie dead IL ntren
nlHuIes Turner cOorcd, and huAg Tor the
murder 0f Abe" Bay, aHotAer eoloGed man, IL June,
1851
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D. m the Alumni meeting took place. Gifts OF lots Of
ground received, and a subscription list ves
opened 20 raise funds the construction Of an Annnt
Hall, TO be used library and a depository for all
things useful In Bible study.
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MIDNIGHT WE4THER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
S,,,,o,,s,s to,. IN. maj f,ceuI,to,ty. hoUy.

synopsis Tor the past hCeAtytOur hours
WASHINGTON. July %. l a. m.-Ihe barOm-
highest in the Upper Lake region and owin New
England Occasional rain has fallen in all the districts.
Northery winds prevail in the Lake region southwest
erly in the Atlantic Coast and southery IN the
Gulf States The temperature has fallen decidedly IN
the Lake region Ohio Valley and Middle states and re-
NAMED nearly stationary the other states
cod wave central IN the Upper Lake region, l. mOy-
NJ 10 the eastward.
Indications FOR to-ddy
For the Middle Atlantic STATES partly cloudy weather,
with local rains southwest yeeIing northwest winds,
stationary or lower temperature, higher pressure.
For New-Eugand partly couGy weather, local rams
windst mostly westerly, stationary lower tempera-
ture, higher pressure
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THE srNpAY-sCHOOL ASSEMBLY.

ROUND LAKE, n. T., July 2o.-lhe closing
exerclscs o tho sunday SCHOOL Assembly, 'ooA pi'.o ~
.,,.-,oon D,plonas we're conferred The graduates
=, ,,s Nyu.l -enool and certificates and seals were
gwen 10 those passing in the pOstgrsauate department.
Inc whole nuInDcr Of graduates was ioi'J- ~
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End OF THE TEACHERS RETREAT.

CHNTAuoUA, y. Y. July 2s.-Ihe lecture
al $3.50 O'Clock tAIs morning delivered by Daniel D. POST
o imestown, y. Y, was on What OuG Young feoPh
Read Al IL o'clock there was large assemohso ]"
the ampfheatre At the meeting OF the Woman = home
Missionary society winch presided over ny NE.
Kneriord h. Hayes, Mrs. Rust, the secretary reao .o
annual report 81 lev. Dr. }. NJ Reed. OF 's
deuyefed an address. Mrs. Hayes preslJen over IL
-eco.d large meeting 2OclOcA, when hdufess' i
maze bv Bl.uop Wilcy, OF the Methodist Episo"P"I
Church Airs Dr. DAVIS, OF Cincinnati, anu III.
Sutherland OF Cleveland. Tao evening itetni. W, ~
IA .ll.cr Brucs OF POugukecpsic on " haAnhi -son AZ
VIM" The Rev Dr. Vincent also mado an "..,Ic7
when concluded fourth and AOst sUo0'9A' JS' VI
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-29

u W r,uohes % the United States District Court ~ nv
a,cr ~ several bankrupt eases thereby unlawIu %
,a1niug about 81 100 in money and appropriauhs
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