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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
IMPROVEMENT IN SUSPENSION BRIDGES

Thomas II. Grifiths the civil engineer who con-
structed tho suspension bridge at Minneapolis,
MINI is at present living on Staten Island. lfe
has been engaged for two months past III the con-
struction of model Of a suspension bridge which
is TO be exhibited at the New Orleans Cotton Ex-
position this fall. The model Is sixteen feet In
length and will involve new improvements In sus-
pension bridge construction, by which such struc-
turcs are 10 be made more secure against danger
from storms, and more stable. The model is for a
regular roadway bridge, and will make q handsome
addition to the Ncw-Orleans exhibit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Meeting Of the Board OF Aldermen. $3.50
Committee on Armories' Investigation. IRE islanu.
Fireworks display in Brooklyn pubic parks
Meeting OF Louisville and Nashville directors.
NewYork Central Ladies Irish National League
FOurth-aye and Eightcentli-st ,c
Departure OF TRIBINE Fresh Air Fund parties Tor Caz-
enoyia and Romulus, y. Y, and StOnington, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
FRUSTRATED n TIE PULPIT.
A MINISTER FALLS HEAVILY, ofEEcoME BY TIE
uLA r--LIs CANELI---A N-L ALLLLLs.


HEAT-AIs CONDITION Not siHoUs.
The Rev. Or. John A. BroaduS. of Louisville,
Ky., was Frustrated by the heat yesterday Nilile
delivering the morning sermon m the Washington
cation was hastily dismissed by one Of the
deacons. Ir. BToadus was assisted To
fhc Sundav-SchOol room, and Dr. Hunt VINO was IN
the congre "a ton gave hm assistance Jic h'H n'eh
suffering from malaria with vertigo. and had been
advised bv ms ply stefan not 10 attempt to preach
HethOught that he could preach however IN me
morning and he attempted 1t. tie announced that
the Rev. DR.. c. =. Hunt would preach IN the
evening and began his sermon. After saying lew
words he put his hand 10 ms face ana SAID! MY
friends, fear shall be unable Just at that
moment he staggered, Ciutchcd at the Bible, rested
against the pulpit ana 1eIl AtaNAy ~
the floor He went down III slrh
a way as to save himself from lnJuIIy'
bis head fal ting the edge of the platform he
pulled the massive Bible ai er him. and II fell with
a crash 10 the floor. The congregation was on
Its feet at once ana twenty men SpIdng 10 ASSIST
the fallen man. All was CONSERVATION tio9
he was dead. after restoratiyes were
applied he recovered sufficiently to be taken IN a
carriage 10 the house OF his brothcT-naw, IN west
attended him. The congregation was dismissed by
Deacon Lcmuel Richardson, who stated that Dr
Broadus's condition was not ScrlONs.s
The Washington Avenue Baptist Church is one
of the largest and wealthest churches III BROOKLYN
1t stands in the midst of fashionable homes Oh the
Hill as that part of the city IS called. II Las been
without pastor since the Rev Emory j. HAYNES
resigned on May /. DIR. BrOadus, who Is president
of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary,
Louisville KY, has filled its pulpit for several
Sundays aud was engaged TO preach throughout
S75 Sunday. He makes his summer
home at Asbury Park, New-Jersey,
and goes to Brooklyn on Saturdays. He Is tail
spare man about sixty years OF age and Is regarded
as one of the greatest preachers In the Baptist
Church. For many years lie has spent ms summers
in the North, preaching for pastors Oh vacation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07

"Now is the time to publish beautiful
Snow" A person who wouldn't welcome little snow
during heated term should he transplanted 10 ATcs
burning sands where the thermometer climbs up 70 l40
In the shade when II feels WE'LL N0rfstOwn Herald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07

vessel is built of Steel Her steel decks are coycrea
with white and yellow pine She will be PARK ;apt
rugged with standing rigging of gslyanffzca arn ron
She has a vertical, direct acting surface e.
condcnsing, compound engine capable ~ cd oi
developing 1,4OO horse-pow 1t Is e1PeCtcso
that the Yacht will be able to make fourteen KNOTS
an hour easily She is built, however, rather Ioa
seaworthiness and comfort than for speed on IIlc
upper deck forward sitting room ana Snel is
on the bridge. and there is no pilot house. mo
saloon and state-rooms are forward. The quarters
for the men are aft, and between them ana .i Ie
is lighted by electricity, and all of her fittings are
of the finest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
MARINE IN7ELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAd
sunrsos 80 sots729 Moon sets 4Ol Moons agsiL Il
HIGH WATER roman.
4 H-snndv Hook o 10 CAV. t,lqni Z - Hell G,', 012
P.4I-Sanoy no01 1OS Gov fsitnL 1859 hOi oata O.-5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07

Cleared steamers Mentmore tBr, Amlot, Lverpoo, v.
land, Chance, New York. V'"' WA
6th-Saed. steamer Mentmora
WnNIseros, July 5-sailee, steamer Benefactor rrt
New-York. iApou,
CnAaLEsTos, July 5-sailed. steamer City Of coln,.
Nsw-YOrk. ap4
SAVANNAH July 5-saied steamer City Of Savannah Pm.
delpbs. 'hns
EEv.oELEASs. July Cleared, steamer Ellie Kn...
Puertr COrter. Fht
OthAt the Passes-Arrived steamer Morgan ci,y. Ma
wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
JERSEY CITY.
VARIOUS NEw-JERsEY TOWNS

Charles Oakley, age ten, was seriously injured
b. the explosion of IA large irc-crackcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
BOUND TO STOP PAUPER IMMIGRATION.


Emigration Commissioner Stephenson, having
heard that large number Of assisted Polish jews
were on the steamship Australia, which arrived
from Hamburg on Saturday, went on oaId the
vessel yesterday. There were about hfty Polish
Jews on board. but lie found only one FAMILY OF
assisted immigrants. IL consisted of the husband,
wife and two children. On the Assyrlan Monarch
Mr Stephenson found two families, one consisting
OF mother and three children, and the
other of seven childIen and their par
ents They had been sent over by the
Hebrew Aid Society, of London, and were pIacti-
cally without funds; one family had five shillmgs.
They will all be sent back TO London. John John
sop a laborer OF Greenock Scotland, arrived in this
conntry three weeks ago with his wife and three
children They had tickets TO village In COnneo-
{cut where his wifes sister lived. On theirarnval
there they found that 1t impossible to get work
at once and tie sister was too poor 20 support
them until work could be found; She raised enough
money however to send thcm back to Castle Gar
den. where they arrived yesterday. They will be
sent back to Scotland by the COMMISSIONERS NJ
Stephenson said that he determined to stop the
landing of psuper Immigrants, and thought that
there had been too much carelessness az Cas,le
Garden in passing immigrants likely to become
paupers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
WILLIAM AsToR's NEW STEAM YACHT,

WILLIAM ASTORS NEW STEAM 1AChl'
William Astor's new steam yacht now building
at Wilmington, is to be launched on July 20. Her
engines are already in place and w0rkmen are busy
24O feet long, 80 feet beam and 20 feet
depth of bold. She has o water-tght
bulk heads and watertight and hreproof
bulkheads inclose the boilers and engines. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07

SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF w.YORK.............sUEDAY.J JULY 6, 1884
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW USDAY JULY 6, 1884
ARRIVED
steamer city Of Rome Br) Munro Liverpool % via
~ WI" w Wdse hgG PSGnSs a9 81 M &
town, with mdse aud passengers 70 X J Corti9.
steamer Australia 1cr, Frank, Hamburg June 10, with
steamer Murel BIZ Locke Trinidad juuo 90 vis Wind.
wand Islands ports with mdse and passengers 10 Il Outer.
steamer Flamborough CBr. Fraser Bermuda days, with
steamer John Gibson Young, Alexandra Va and George
steamer Gacus Bease Boston, Win mdse ana passengers
Bark Frank Stafford Of Windsor Ns) Smith Calcutta 1856
DAYS with mdsc TO Howe * Goodwin vessel to Parker
PARK Noac9 2nd Dtcn Po2Tmnan u Batavia and Fadqqs
Funch. Edye & Co.
Bark Washington It1 GargnIlo Msrsoies % days with
Glnt Nor Dram holt rio Jaueo 70 days, with cot.
Bark GmanueIe lswed Anderson 81 Pierre; Martinique.
BaIk costa Lo9C Pot santos Penedo % days with sugar
Gr$ Traa CBr Mcneil Port de Poive days with mdse to
KnnhaIIt q co; sssei 10 NGyigs e son. ...
Brg Robert Move stan st Pierre Il days with sugar to
big Hu6y Rice Barbados days with sugar to Trow.
Brs Clytie. Merrill Boston in ballast TO master
Brown Bros 8 co. vessel 10 Hmlgeit
SchI Ad4e Schcuc pe3o Blacoa days, with ruit TO
A q Iu'cjcson. vessel TO III. e Bumc.
Schr Georga Douglas Ani'rs2q B2racoa days, with
schr Ira Bliss Hutchinson. Baracoa DAYS with fruit to
schr FonIs DBf, Mcintyre ) John NB . days with
sc6r LiziiS q BIZ DyEeman Il John NIB 1 days, with
lumber To Nurche Il GO. vessel to Scammel Bros.
schr sawyer MaOn ~ John. b. days. with lumber
to " MANN vessel to II Ravsou ~ Co.
schr winner lbr rye st John, Mr., days with lumber
10 Creed
sUYsEr-wadst sandy Hook, light, sw cloudy. At City
Island light, SW; clear
Arrived yesterday
ship Joaquin Of Frceport. Drntwaer. Calcutta Mar
10 with mdst u Rail- BIOS vessel TO 4 PICK mug Co.
j W tiilueuciSter Lehman. tcbu llB days,
with and hemp 20 orur; vessel 90 Herman kOop
Brrk Fortuna Porto Mesquite, RIO JgneirO IS days with
mdse to order vessel to Hdgcmcycr a BIunn.
BarE F.cd " Carton liiT Sprckh&utr AsgnYa and Pro.
gre-0. with mdse tOma'tcr.
Brig Elizabeth WmsloT. Locke Caricnal 8 days with
10 order. vessel to Miller ~ HOuglItOu.
~chr NJ Riley. Rob CaIdenas days with
lasses 10 Bllscla & Co: vessel TO YIctt & IOlton.
Hampton Roads days with mdse 10 order vessel ~
Schr inntorlo f Rost3n) Maracabo days with dse to
SuZarte & whitney, vessel TO Brown keene
SAILED.
Steamer Australia. for AvonmOuth.
Ships SkOhe d. III Calcutta Henry, Fiune; Levi
Burgess san Francisco
Harts Nlrzsrehl for BATAVIA fox ORDERS Jose More
Havana; Edwin, Philadelphia.
Also slted-vs Long Island sound-Ship steinvora, for
Calcutta
banks Robert Bosnard for Shanghai Lillian vigus for
Rotterdam.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
NETWORK HARBOR-SUNKEN WRECK BTOYED
buoy painted with black aud red horizontal stripes
plHcei so rom Pier 3. East River
sunkcn coal boat which there only
nue feet OF water at low water
~ order OF the Lighthouse Board.
GRO. BR0Wy, Captain [. s ".
Inspector, Third Lighthouse District
Tompknsvile 81, July ., 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
AnnOu acemonts

Earl e. Wilson's f and W brand OF Men,.
Cellars and Cuffs are the best. Sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
CHANGE OF LIGHTvEssELs.

Notice Ia hereby given that about July lG. 1884
Iigtshp 40 will be replaced her station Five
Sank and abOut the same date LIghtsnp No 10
oored ON Tour en.tOot Bank, Delaware Bay, viii DO
moved for repairs and Relief Lgtsp No "A viii 10 placed
the latter station.
hshp 40 - schoOner-rigged. painted red with IN,
wO Relief in large whi.o letters ca ch side No
stern and has hOOprOn day mark at each
masthead.
Lghshp No II viii be replaced the repairs
completed.
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
" STEPHEN q ROWAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
Vice. Admiral U. :. Navy, CHARM
Washington, DC, july 1884
IuG MOVEMENTS Of SrEAMER&

FOREIGN PO"rS
LoNroN, July 5Arryed, steamer CUR OF Suez DR. Allen
from New York.
LIVERPOOL, July o-Sahed steamer BOrdeer (Br
Boston.
Gt-Arved steamer City of Montreal (Br. Redford. from
New-YOTk.
QUEENSTOWN July 5nlduight- Arrived steamer Arizona
Br Brooks from June 70 on her way to Liverpool
and proceeded.
jthE0 am-Arrved steamer Austral (Brl Charlton from
y on her TO Liverpool and proceeded
Sailed Wisconsin Br, Rugby nom Liverpool hence
for New-York.
from Montreal on her TO Liverpool and proceeie).
SHARPNESS July 6-Arriyed, steamer Juliet lBr, Ham,
mOnd, New YORK
ANfwEEP July CARVED, steamer Heyeta (Bslg Smith,
from Montreal
5ih-sailed steamer waesand (BeS). Uebcrwcg for New.
York moi a. De;orol.
HANsUR0, July ARRIVED, steamer Polynesia (ser)
KulIne, FROM Nen-iOrx.
DOMESTIC PORTS
BRIHrOI July 5Arrlved steamers AcOrianO (port Nehro
state OF Maine Pike John, NIB Neptune Berry
NewYOrk.
Cleared steamers Bulgarian mr. Parry and samara Br)
Woofendcn LiverpOo Acorn (Br Duncan Baracoa Glau.
York.
sailed steamers Carroll aud samaus.
Bth-Arriyed steamers Durham city (Br), Lund London.
derry l. Baker Wiley Port Antonio: Sate CAV savannah:
ID m Miller Iowes Baltmorc Saxon. Philadelphia; Secret
Yarmouth NS; IL Dlmeck, Now.YOIk
PHuADELFhA, July bArrVed steamer Equator Charles.
ton Reading POttsvc and BerkS Boston. Wamsp0r and
Lancaster SALEM hercules, NeNOurypOrG CIanbIOW
Harvey Rio Marina.
Cleared steamers Commonwealth aud Maynower New.
York. cath Whiting Harding Providence Junata, Daggett
savannah.
6t-Aniysd steamers Duchess (r, Ashton Rio Marina;
ID j Foley, Dlckman Port Antonio.
BALTIMORE July ARRIVED steamers EmililnO Span Rem.
goa Havana, Berkshire ses, Boson OetOraIa, Reynolds
New.iOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07

"RoUGH on ITCH" cures humors, eruptions
rngworm, letter salt rleum. frosted feet cbilblans
Trough on Corns" for C0rns Bunions I5c.
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Arriycd ycsterday


Steamer Australia. for AvonnOuh.
Ships SkOihed III Calcutta Henry, Fiune; Levi
Burgess Francisco
Barss NU1srehi for BATAVIA for orders, jose More,
Havana; Edwin, Philadelphia.
Also sltled-vs Long Island sOund-ShIp seinvora, for
Calcutta
Earks Robert Bosnard Tor Shanghai Lillian Vigus for
Rotterdam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07

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Tie Miners Strike.

Coal CENTRE, pa, August os.-Quict
rclgncd at the miners camp to-day. The
Sheriff has decided for the present not to
make any more arrests unless fora serious
breach OF the pcacc. The strikers
marched to Necl's mines as usual this
morning and succeeded in preventing sev-
eral men from going to work. Nccl has
gore t, Washington, Pa, to consult with
counsel and the Sheriff rs 10 the legality
Of forcing the strikers to break up the
camp. II is understood that they are con.
s'derlnE the advisability Of ordering them
to leave, and if they refuse they will sum
msns u posse TO loree them to return to
their homes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-29

GENERAL GorF was sincere and earnest
in his declinalion. For sufficient reasons
OF his own lie did not desire 10 be rcnomi-
mated, and he gave authority to have his
wishes publicly proclaimed. Notwith-
standing, the convention would have Coli.
1t WAS wonderful oulburst OF enthusiasm,
handsome compliment to It gallant
leader, and an unmisiakable evidence OF
his strength with his party. 4 nomina.
ton so made iorcsha,lows certain success.
There only remains the question oi ma
jority. Republicans will understand that
this is no "oir year.; that the opposition
has nominated Il gentleman who makes ul
in suavity what he lacks in force; that
every man must do his duty ii We are tc
hold the majority Of two years ago. The
aim should be to increase that majority.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-29
CONGRESSMAN MURCn's VIEWS,
why lie IN Supporting Blaine and Logan
Tho Republicans In Ainrylnnl,


New ioRk, August 2s.-Thc New Yorl
Mail 0"d ETpreSs says: Ex.Congressma,
y. II. Murch, Of Maine, visited Secretar,
Barker, of the Republican State Commit
tee, this morning. Mr.. Murch is the
noted Fusionist who was the first and
only Greenbackcr ever elected Nto Con.
grcss from Maine on straight ticket. IN
Il triangular contest in 1878 lie was elected
to Congress from the Fifth district over
Hale tRcp.l, md n Democratic candidate,
Two years later he was reelected with II
llcmo"rltic endorsement, and In 1850 run
us Il candidate ut large on II similar fusion,
but met with defeat. lie is now stumping
the country for Blaine and Logan. 10 4
reporter ior the Mail anil ErpH@ he said
~ shall speak for Blaine an1 Logan in
this State, OHIO and Indiana. What do |
think OF the outlook? 1t Is all one way, so
far MS can see. a majority oi the work.
ingfich nf tito country Iavut i,inItlc X cicc-
tion because they feel tlut It will be to
their int rest to have him in the White
House, us know it will. have mixed
md n ,;S S,os .;""a H." ' "tr ri''. ~; II.
an, @aa ~ ,'' ',.'e SLY .ie otehils vi thc
sn"aK @ Il I hp y" senija,ent tjeieHe ua pu'tMe a %
Butler? He will not secure as much SUP
port from the laborng classes rs some pco.
pie meet seem to imagine he will. The
'e,n"a om, - .,": ''e "9,,,hil'slneli Wy, oi me
frM.ssE' MID" . ~ US WEI, ~ Ts you do or 10
a'"l a' W. iaGe .,, Is pelMeen blalheahn olGNes
mn',, @ ahH lhal II y9te 'of hn',er IS @mplya
'"t "'Sut a, "l .ntlr @ s"''r'sei anI on ,'at ac-
couil! i.te Soih! 10 cast thcir ballots lor the
rlh!'a nc rom w'!om ,iley can expect the
"los., aiu ll'at - blalhe. ms record
EtaySa nm % ne I lrehIi 2 the w9king-
N'al, whereas oleVclanIs dhcs,no
;, " nat IeI you 70 take up the cause OF
hGllMe ;ni, ;'nd Logan!
ina! lsn question that have been fire.
luentiy called upon to reply to since !
started OFT, and my answer to it has in
Varlahlv been, 'BccauSe Il principle is in.
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THE SPEECH OF VOORHEES,,
The Other Side Of the story TnTd by The In'
d;ann SulutUr,

WASHINGTON, August 2S.-Ihc Demo.
Gratis, in an effort to stop the movement
anon. the Irish voters toward the stan
dard OF Nj. Blaine, have extensively cir.
cutatcd Il speech delivered by Senator
Voorhees, three years a9o in which it Is
chargetthat while Mr.. Blaine was Sccrc-
iary OF State he allowed an American citi-
zen named McSweeny, arrested in Ireland
by the Government officers there, to Ian
guish in jail without any effort on the part
of the American Government to secure
his trial or release. Hon. Edward Nc
pherson, the Secretary OF the Republican
Congressional Committee, received Il let
ter from q Western voter n few days ago,
asking information about the truth OF the
statements in the speech. OF Voorhees,,
and to be certain in his answer Mr.
Mcpherson sent to the State Department,
where he learns from the official reports
in this case that McSwceny was at one
time u naturllizcd American citizen, but
went back to his place OF birth in Ireland
and there made his home again. lie be-
came an officer OF the British government
and was actually holding that position
when he got into some trouble. was ar.
rested and put in Jail. Ills vile, on the
ground that he had once been an Amcri'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-29
NEWS IN BRIEF.
In the boat race between Mckay and
llamn, yesterday, the former won. Time,

In the boat race between Mckay and
llamm, yesterday, the former won. Time,
2l:l2. -
General Sheridan had most enthusi-
astic reception at Wcirs, y. H., yesterday,
where he attended the incetingof the New
Hampshire Veteran Association. l'-sg
The visit OF DR.. P. a. Avery, the State
veterinary Of Illinois, to Elmhurst, re-
suited in his killing ten Jersey cows ap-
praised at $1,000. Their lungs were found
to show Il more or less decided trace OF
pluro-pneunonia. i, In some cases the
lungs adhcrcs firmly to the ribs, and were
decidedly hepstizcd. --G :.
The Comptroller OF the Currency has
received q telegram from Bank Examiner
Ellis, saying the affairs OF the Second M.
tional Bank OF Xcnia, Ohio, arc not so bad
rs represented, and he has reason to be,
believe they will meet the demands. The
Comptroller says it does not appear to be
necessary for the appointment OF re
ccivcr. ~, :.