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purgng medicines. On Thursday. the day after we
arrived the doctor felt better, when the Health
Officer came on board. The doctor tried to write
letter but he failed, aud at midnight he dleu'
About the same hour the baker. William Blacknian'
breathed bis last Tnese two were all who dioo on
board. Besides General Ord, Watson. France
Daniels. Burns, OBIeD. Sheridan, Ryan, Sunoerg'
McClune and Gentzchof were sent 70 the hospltail'
Daniels the butcher, and Gcntzchot the coal.
passer, died there making four deaths besides that
of General Ord DR.. Burgess said that OF the ten
seameD sent to the hospital, he had strong hopes OF
SIX. Only two had died when we sailed
HEALTH MEASURES AT FAvANA.
"On our arrival at Havana we were quarantined
for twenty -four hours, and oil the usual health
measures were taken. The sick men were sent TO
the hospital on Friday morning and we sailed the
next day, with thirty-ive passengers, twenty-eght
from Havana and the rest from Mexico. There
were eight or nine women and half dozen
children. The crew usually sixty now number
ffty-four. DR.. CastellIano was taken on NJ iiav-
ana as physician. We bring an assorted cargo"
Captain REYNOLDS added that the water taken on
at Vera Cruz instead OF being clear, as usual looked
dirty. like Mississippi water. All the passengers
and crew, he said. were now well, although ono OF
two looked q little white"
Health Officer Smith gave permission last night
for the City of Washington 10 lake her return
cargo at her pier No. 3, North River. She will re
main below for two days until heI present cargo
about p. H. to-day. Assistant Engineer Rocka-
feller received letter yesterday from his aunt
him that he had fallen heir to large
estateO
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ESTATE or HENRY ". LoYGFEILoW.
HIS PROPERTY VALUED AT 50,32O-uow lie IS-
VESTED Ills MONEY.
fpy

iBY TELEGRAPH To IHE TRIBUSE.l
BOsrOS. July 25.-lsrael NJ. Spellman, John
Bartlett and Edward W. Hooper. who appointed by
the Middeser County Probate Court 70 apprlise the
OF the late Henry w. Longfeow. the poet have
performed that duty and have filed their report from
which II appears that Mr. Longellow left property tho
appraised value OF which Ia s356.32O So Tho property
Is invested ollows Personal estate, household fur
niture Gncuding pictures) $4,000; library. $4,000
stocks follows: 80 shares OF Fremaus Insurance
pany, $500; 100 shares fremont National Bank
Sll. 800 100 shares Railroad National Bank, 900;
10 shares Of the Atlantic Cotton Mills ~, ,7OO OF the
Boot Cotton Mills. So 3O0I 10 OF the Lowell Manufac-
turing Company. S725Oi 30 OF the Great Falls Manu-
facturing Company - 1000; 90 OF the MerTmac Manu-
featuring Company, sl035OI 80 OF tho stark Mills
1900; 10 OF The Boston Manufacturing Company,
81 300 - Of the Essc1 COMPANY So I5O 100 Of the
Boston aud Albany Railroad. si727s ~ VI tue Fitch.
burg Railroad. s7,75O; 100 OF tne Boston and Name
Railroad, Tli,3OO; 80 OF the Boston aud Providence
Railroad 81 100; 100 ~ the Cambridge Railroad Com.
panY ~ OOOi 90 Of the AchisOn, Topeka and santa
re, Si,20Oi notes, 1000 casn hand and In bank.
S2.l4lI pow Ia Hahant Church. $50; copyngnts,
$4,000; value OF per-Ona property S2O0.420i real
estHte estate No. lO5 Bratte-st. Cambridge, Win
2ls,J75 feet aud buildings thereon $4,000; lot
WarI-st, $1,000 fcot -, ,0OO aud willard
ST.. No. 10. s30OOj mousse and LOT In Willard place
~, 400 nafsn lot south side Of Mount AuDurn-st,
$500; Undivided half interest IN house aud laud at
kanant, $500; lot Ut Mount AuOurn, 500 value OF
real estate, Yl40.D00
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BURLAL or COMMODORE JEFFERS

PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-The remains OF
States Navy, who dod at Washington on Monday,
brought 10 this city this afternoon. The party accom-
Jing the body comprised Commander Casey and
Lieutenant buckingham, and relatives and friends OF
the dead Commodore. The body in a clothcoyerod
collin with silver bars and handles large floral
rested ON the cofiln and flag draped around It,
The train was met the depot by Pay Director Russell,
OF the Naval Office In this city. Lieutenant e. W.
uschenDerger and elgt seamen from the League Island
Navy Yard hap>been ordered To special bearers
ana stood In liLe the train entered tho depot. Tho
parry took carriages and were driven 10 Laurel Uin
Cemetery, where the ntormcnt took place
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DANGERS OF THE WHIRLPOOL.
A TALK WITH ONE or THE BUILDERS OF THE NAL
OLE Tile MInTN


OF TIE MIST"
John p. Hathorn, Of No. 206 Duane-st,, n
commss merchant, one OF tho builders OF the
Maid Of the MIST which formerly pled below the Falls
at Niagara Mr.. Hathorn passed nearly year at Mag
ara where he became familiar with the river currents
and tho whirlpool Captain Webb lost his life
Tuesday.
at was the most foohardy thing ever heard or"
said Mr. Hathorn to TRIBUNE reporter yesterday,
"for any sane TO think OF swimming over
tho whirlpool lie might just as well have thrown HIM
self over the Falls expected to turn up all right be-
low In fact would take my chances the Falls OF
the two. knowing what do OF BOTH"
But the Maid OF the Mist made successful passage"
suggested the reporter.
THAT was a different matter She was built for dan.
gerous water and had engine each slde OF her.
when che went down along the whirlpool she hugged
the shore as closely possible, and have heard that
there was line carried the shore TO
hold her m She probably took the
pool where IL calm too; any rate she never got
inside circles, yOd assure yourself she never
would have como again. Why man might as wei
jump OF toy o: THE TRIBUNE Building and expect TO
strike the side walk unhurt try ~ swim over that
place"
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
BURIED UNDER EARTH AND ROC


READING, Penn. July pa large mass of earth
and rock fell at tn Hampden reservoir the
killed and the other seriously injured.
GoRED TO DEATu BY A BULL
MoRhisi0MNS, ,NS S,rn M 81 McSica. I,t.ion was
gored death this morning by an unfurated Hosten bull
BOUND AND ROBBED IN Has hoUhE
TRoY, n. Y, July % he nou e Of William H..
sherman lumber manufacturer Of Glcas enter cd
s ,nn by pSIs sTsr wcS nG MI anu
FuoIrIyEs ARRESTED IN CANADA
BosToN, July 25.-O1icers have gone from here TO
o e G2s SsSf Ws% Win AND
bS rom SSN S, mcs. s MT Dr.
IiyIps here bennett Is On accessory.
nisUHARaED ON THE GROUND OF INSANITY.
ifRnE HAUTE, Ind July 25:;nSadls de Hall; who
had pTsmuary hearing yesterday and BY
the IL agisIrste on the ground OF insanity.
A Fatal, EXPLOSION OF DYNAMITE
SfEuB, NvIILR. Ohlo july 25.-An explosion of
dynamite In oouds tunnel west Of here yesterday
morning by which one negro workman was killed and two
O'D''' BURNED BY AN EXPLOSION.
ALLENTOWN Penn. July 20.-Robert Reed.
o eavoson Of cindsr blast the Crane Works
Catasauqua this moiu uing
BALIIMORE, July 25.-Captain Anlot, of the
British ship Msntmoie that when OF Thomas PO9t
r. he % the
FdgeL OF bound from Balun0re TO Notflk Ihe
saa aud The crew consisting Of Heay sher
man Diggs and John Reed. ali colorod, were drowned
ASSAULTED AND BEATEN TO DEATH.
Ns,nh,oShos Pash a Mrs asone MeLaasaa ATTY
four was orimnay assaulted 9v heso ""o poA' us ''
''' ~ IN. ssrpIrAN PAPER MANUFACTURERS.
SsnAIoG S.Ssi G Sas
at aad Union hSte son pns snsn 81 81" Thres
ysrs MsS was he Object o. sS,i
M citing discuss All mater, sas 20 sns
question d eIportA
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STATE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
IT'S LABoRs Al SARATOGA ENDED-sooPE OF ITS
INQUIRY
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

INQUIRY.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUYEl
SARATOGA, N. Y, July 25.-The State Civil
Service Commissioners. Messrs. jay, Richmond and
schoonmaker their work the United States
Hotel to-day Plans for the future action OF the Board
were matured The commissioners examined and con-
sdered the reports made by tho state and county officers
IN answer circulars previously sont out Tho infor-
already In shows that tho number OF people In
the civil service OF the State n upwards OF 1000
Thlrythrce answers TO circulars sent by tho
mission June 23 1888, have been received from the
State officers, departments and Institutions.
resolution passed TO tho effect that " all State
officers heaos OF departments, members OF commissions
boards heads OF public Institutions, who have
already reported. be earnestly requested 20 transmit
their reports 10 the commission In circular No.
by August inasmuch those reports necessary
10 enable the commission TO acquant the Governor with
the facts required for his action under the sixth section
OF the Civil Service statute"
The commission decided by resolution that the scope
OF It's inquiry defined by the statute included all 0i
and their subOrnates paid not only by salaries
but from fees received under color OF oioe. The
mission adjourned TO ut Albany the latter part OF
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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
HoNORING THE MEMoRY on RoI1vAR

HONONlNG IliE MEMOK1 Ot BOLIVAR.
lBY SOUTH AMERICAN TELEGKAPu
PANAMA, July %. via GalvestOn.-The
Bolivar Centennial celebrated hero yesterday with
great enthusiasm. The streets filed with people,
including many visitors. There was q procession OF
school children, followed by review OF troops. All the
closed and bunting displayed from every
house, glviuR The city picturesque appearance Last
night there were iluminaons And Fireworks Order pre-
vailed everywhere.
GUAYAQUfL, July 25 via Gslveston.-The Bolivar Cen
tennal three days festival, began last night witn
display OF fireworks Ali the balconies were decora ed
and Illuminated
LIMA, Peru, July 25, via Gaveston-All the Lima and
CalaO papers yesterday contained arcles ID honor OF
the centenary OF Bolivar.
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VESSELS FOR AMERICA TO BE INSPECTED.
ACTION AND OPINION IN FRANCE.

PARIS, July 25-Tho Government has introduced
IN the Chamber of Deputies, and demanded
urgency therefor credit of $4,000 francs for pay
Ing the expenses If scientific commission which
it is proposed to send to Egypt to investigate the
cholera epidemic.
A paper has been read by VI. Fauvet before the
Academy of Sciences. in which the writer says the
cholera in Egypt likely to end in six weeks. He
says thar previous experience shows that the
r2pidity of the decrease of the disease always III
accordance with the rapidty Of Its spread.
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THREE. CARD MONTE MENAT FORK.
A BUSINESS MAN IN LEWISTON. Me-, swINDLED OUT
OF $1,000.
Of pl,OUO.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE rRIH

OF Sl,OOO.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.I
BosroN, July 25.-A dispatch to The Journal
from Lewiston. Me-, says: The Doris Circus Company
accompanied by usual Of sharpers that fox
low all outof door shows appeared In the city to-day.
after dinner John ii. Petingin. OF Lewistons
most solid and trustworthy business men, accompanied
by his grandson. started for tine grounds On arriving
there ne accosted by three and drawn into con-
vesaion. Finally Of the men produced three cards.
and In Joking said to Mr. Pettlngil that ne could
not pick out the race cardthe three card monte aot
Mr. Petting thought that he could aud he was succesa-
ful In picking the right card six seven times.
The dealer seemed excited nd.inaly offered to
bet Mr.. Peteug $1,000 that ne couldn't do IL again.
Mr. Petting told him that he did not nave the money
with h bur would step down 10 the bank and draw
| and come back accept ais bet He soon appeared
with the money, which duly staked and OF course
lost MIR, Petling is able and energetic Dus-
ness man about y years old, methodca IN his naolt!
and last person one would have supposed eouio
nave been iuyeiged into such q trap.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, July 26.-It Is rumored IN Paris that DR..
Vulpan stated that the Comte de Chambord had been
suffering from the effects OF poison.
DUBLIN July 25-The I1sh TiDcssays James Carey. the
nformer in the trials OF The Phenx Park murderers,
has arrived at one of the British Colonies
PARIS, July 25.-The Municipal Council has rejected
proposal to raise loan OF 900 900 francs The
Council has decided dispatch two of Its members to
represent Paris the forthcoming Worlds Exhibition
at Boston.
ATHENS, July 25.-An earthquake felt here to-day
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A FEW GASES IN RISSIA-

LONDON. july 26.-1he correspondent OF The TIaos
at ST. Petersburg says; One or two cases Of cholera
have been reported in Russia IN the last few DAYS.
A CharkOf paper reports several cases Of what
II calls cbolcnDe. Great efforts are being made
TO purify ST. Petersburg. The clergy held a
special service OF interces0n to-day for the preser
yation of Russia from the disease
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THE CREW or A SCOW MISSING.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 25.-The capsized
vessel seen by Captain smalman OF the City of
Milwaukee his trips to Grand Haven. to be
the scow Sea Bird Of Chicago the vessel having been
boarded by the crew of the schooner Vermont Her
boat was gone and II ia supposed that her OF ak
men-captaln, mate, steward and taree sa0rs-were
drowned "a II 10 six days suce Fridays squal in
which the sc0w capsized The Vermont Into her
Monday mOrnlng about thirty miles of this port.
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CARS BURNED on THE SAR1ToGA ROAD.

PASSENGER TRAIN IN COLLISION WITH FREIGHT
Train
SCHENECTADY, N. Y, July pa passenger
train which LETT this city 5:21 is at ernooa on the
saratoga road came In c)son with wildcat fr,igas
train coming from the NORTH abou, four miles north OF
this place. 5elvin Raymond, Of North Greek. warren
County, N. Y, fatally scaldei and SIX Others were
seriously injured. Both engines We're wrecSod setting
IRE IN and burning one car the baggage car
ana four freight The accident Is sail 20 have been
caused by the telegraph operator at East Gtsuys CIV.
ing wrong directions the conductor of tae freghs
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y.yy FgyrRALS IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, July 25.--rhe funerals OF many
=, ,ho.. wao perishcd in the disaster vt Norn Pon(
T,vou. on Monday Night, took place today They were
IN very seoon of the city. aud one which attracted
ecal attention aud sympathy vas that OF the Crouca
,uy there beius four az he funeral ecsroc
Cainolic par,a Of the city without ianersL arg
IN those OF ~ larsletn sEt uorthsas@f1 sesI'as "
fupcr AlsN ais au3.<us0A
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IN AID OF TIE BARTHOLDI FUND.

RICHFIELD SPRINGS. n. Y, July 25.-The
parlors Of The American Hotel thronged this
morning to listen 10 George Riddle. OF Boston. whe
volunteered TO give q reading for the benefit OF the
Barthodi Monument Association The committee
having charge OF the entertainment were Mrs. George
Leavitt, niss Leavitt Mas Amy Townsend. Mrs. John
Sherwood Mrs J. A. RRypOr Mrs. Francis OsgoOd,
Mrs George Campbell Miss Fave and Mrs. Dr. Gichrisr
OF New-Y0rk. and Mrs. Greenway, OF Baltimore. The
reading netted "a handsome SUN.
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SIR SPENCER ST JOHN IN MEXICO.
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND.

CITY OF MEXICO July 25.-Sir Spen-
Ger 81. John, the Special Envoy from
England TO Mexico, was received by
the President to-day On presenting the letter OF Hor
Majesty TO the President t0e envoy said that he woull
avail himself Of the opportunity TO express the
pleasure OF tho Government and people OF Great
Britain at the welfare OF Mexico and TINT
he would leave nothing undoDe 10 insure the snccess
hs mission The President replied that he would do ali
IN Dis power to enable the re-estabshment OF
Ieiations between Mexico and England on a more
durable basis than ever before. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-26
SANITARY PRECAUTIONS At CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 25.-Upon the application of
the city Health Commissioner. the City Council has
authorized expenditure OF $4,000 aiditon to the
regular appropriation for the OF Health Depart
men and the Commissioner states that the amount viii
he Increased as necessity demands. The Commissioner
has engaged large extra force Of and 10 rid
the city o. Oil garbage ana refuse, wt1 a to i'm
proving the sanitary condition OF the city,
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PROFESSOR o. c. MARSH HONoRED

MUNICH, July 25.-The Academy of Science
has appointed Professor o. c. Marsh. of Yale College,
member of the Academy. Professor Marsh a meIn.
Der Of many learned societies and Is welknown both
bemispheres paDontologst He is now IN his nifty
seeond year, and since 1866 when he completed hs
scientific studes D German universities hc has been
Professor OF Pal@)utology Yale. lie has given par
tfpar attention 10 the extinct animals of the Rocky
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-26
FAT1L ACCIDENT ON THE WABASH

ST. LOUIS, July 25.-A dispatch to The Post.
Dispateh from St. Joe says: "A frightta accdens
occurred last night the Wabash Railway, near Law
SOD NO. freight train, with passenger coach ran
Off the track passengers were In the coach auo
Richmond had an arm broken two places aud
shoulde, I. blade broken. Another lady, wDo hves IN
LAWSON aud the Otner four passengers were seriously
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-26
FOUND DEAD ON 4 SOUND STEAMER.

FALL RIVER, Mass, July pa man about
sixty years old found dead In his state the
arrival Of the steamer Bristol from NewYork. An
empty glass on the table, towel on his forehead
and another under hls chm. Tho name of the man is
supposed to be Dunklee, and II Is thought that he
hell,r cd IN
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Sun DANCE OF TIE SIOUX INDIANS
GOVERNMENT INTERFERENCE TO BE ASKED AGAINST


GOVERNMENT INTERFERENCE TO BE ASKED AGAINST
THE BARBARITY.
CHICAGO, July 25.-A dispatch to The Times
from the Rosebud Agency, OAK, says, "The annual
sun dance OF the Sioux Indians took place yesterday
afternoon at the camp the agency, about 1000
Indians being from all parts OF the reservation
as well as lumber OF white visitors Fifteen warriors
took part 10 the dance having tasted four days before
entering into IT, Their bodies rrshtfully acerated,
according 10 the usag"s OF tne tribe In testing the
game qualities Of the participants. 1t IA probable
that this Is tue last time these cruetes will be per-
mltted, as sIrOng effort viii be made TO have the
Government mterdiot the barbarOus practices.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-26
ENGINEER WATSON ACQUITTED.

BosToN, July 25.-In the Superior Court at
Pitsned thus morning. District Attorney Waterman In
the OF Emerson Il. Watson. tho Troy and Boston
Railroad engineer trial for msnsaushter said he as
disappointed in the charactaro of testimony cd
for the Government and asked the render YER
dict OF not guilty The jury were Instructed and all
the charges 10 the other discontinued
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A PRIZE FIGHT STOPPED By WOMEN.

WILKEsBARRE, Penn, July pa desperate
prize dSht for $500 fought Nanticoke last
evening The principals Paddy" O'Brien, q
liquor.seer, and mike" Breese. a miner. Eleven
rounds were fought when a crowd OF women broke
the ring brundsnng knives and pistols and put a
The nght. Both OF the pngsts were badly shed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-26
THE sUEz CANAL AGREEMENT.

PARIS July 25-The French press generally con-
sder the withdrawal by the English Government
from their agreement with NJ. De Lesseps as favor
able to the Suez Canal Company.
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REQUESTS OF HENRY L. KENDALL

PROVIDENCE, r. l., July 25.-The will of the
late Henry Kendall leaves 10 the American Unitarian
Association OF Boston $4,000; TO the Hampton IVA,
Normal and Agricultural Institute. $780, TO the Prov
dence Public Library, resIduary legatec. upward o
sl75000; and various local charitable institutions
Ceiyo about S.}7 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-26
4 NEGRO SEATED IN GEORGIA.

ATLANTA. Ga. July 25.-To-day the Georgia
House OF Representatives. unseatod ID. Is. Proctor, a
wn'e Representative from Camden County, AID seated
Anthony Wilson, colorsd Ia his place. by voCe " 81 10
6l wilson las been IN two previous Les,s.stuross
I2ere arc two other negroes In the House.
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EIGHT coLORED PERSONS DROWNED.

RICHMOND, Va, July 25.-Night before last
boat containing eight men and Two young girls, all
coored who were crossing the James River at Clare
mont to attend prayermeetlng Sandy Point upset
and eight OF the parry drowned The captain Of a
slOop lying at Claremont saved two OF the men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-26
MISCELLANEOUS EOREIGN NEWS
SUICIDE OF DIR. ZUpUTLITz.

BERLIN, July 25-A great sensation has been
caused here by the suicide of Dr. Zuputltz. Pro.
fessor of Political Economy at the Berlin Uni.
veTslty.
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ENGINES And CARS WRECKED.

SHAMoKIN, Penn, July pa passengef
and ballast train came In collision at East Shamokin
Today. Five laoorers we're seriously injured. Botn
,ugines and two passenger care wore wrecked NO
,asSengers injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-26
FATAL ACCIDENT To AN ENGINE.

AUGUSTA, Ga, July 25.-The parallel rod of
Central Railroad engine broke yesterday and the de-
taohed drivers began to tear the machinery. Fireman
sledqe and Edwnid Carton, train hand jumped from
the engine tho latter striking against the ground and
benp instantly killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-26
PRINCE GEORGE OF WALES.

HALIFAX, N. s., July 25-Her Maiestv,s
warship Canada with Prince George Wales on board
Ia hourly expected from Portsmouth via Madeira she
left the latter port for &fax Sd inst IL Ia ann
posed she is under SAIL she has out twenty
two DAYS
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A sUMMONs FOR CACEREgs CUTEFs

lBY THE CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICAN TELEGRAPHI
LIMA, July 20, via Galvcston.-General
Lynch has published decree calling upon all the officers
and chiefs In Lima who with Caceres to present
themselves within five days at the Cartel on pain OF
being ire stcd as sples.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-26
TOPICS IN BUENOs AYREs.

BUENos AYREs, July 20, via Galveston.-
After considerable discussion the OF Deputies
Saturday. the Religious Instruction bill was rejected
by IA majority Of fOrty-th
Great nOOde have caused much damage In the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-26
AN INTERNATIONAL SANITARY ROARD.

BERLIN. July 25-lh be National Zeitung reports
that several of the Powers are negotiating for the
estabi snment of au International Sanitary Board
at either Geneva or Lugano.
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FRANCE AND ENGLAND.

DISPATCHES FKUM MADAUASCAR.
ALDEN. July 25.-The British corvette Briton has
arrived here from Zanzibar with official dispatches
from Madagascar OF great importance.
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Mountain region discovering more than 200 fossil an
mails before unknown. The Mnnich Academy OF Scienc
has an immense collection Of f0ssils.l
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ELFCTRICAL EXHIBITION POSTPONED.

VIENNA, July 25.-The opening of the In
tcrnatlonal Electrical Exhibition has been postponed.
Another date for the opening will be fixed hereafter