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Gen. Logan i'm New York.

From the New York Sun to-day.
Gen. John A. Logan, the republican candidate for
Vice President arrived at the Fifth Avenue hotel at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Members OF the
national committee and republicans nom the west,
among them ex-GOv Stone OF Iowa, called on him.
He intends to remain here two or three days and
TO visit West Point, where his wife now is It is
during the canvass
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Cholera Tugitive~ Rcturming.

MakSEillks. August A-It now transpircs that
theie were numerous cases OF cholera IN the hos
pltSl here In issS, many of which were fatal Tho
iact, however. WAS Suppressed. IN order 10 prevent
adrNL ihe attendants were sworn TO secresy.
There were three deaths here and two af Toulon
Iast night As many a. 500 Of the people who ned
az the appearance OF the epidemic have returned 10
their homes
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A hve-m1le Sculling match for q 900 side has
been arranged between Teemer and Rosa
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~ cHEsAPEAKR BEACH,
Maps PLANS. and Prices of Lots can be had Of the
General Committee consisting Of tho following gen.
uemen:
T. N. BURRIIL.
S.P ROUNDS
w. B. THOMPSON,
GEO NJ RODESON,
GEO. T. MAY
ROBT. NJ REYNOLDS.
F.H. sTICKNEY,
W. j. MURTAGH,
GEO. NJ LOCKWOOD
JOHN TWEEDALE
GARRET A. HOBART
GEN. E. A. CARMEN,
S. TAYLOR SUIT
And from the following Real Estate Agents:
TT. FISHER CO.,
JOHN SHERMAN l. CO.
PARKER Il TOWNSEND,
SWORMSTEDT6 l. BRADLEY,
L. NJ. SAUNDERS,
TT. MYERS,
DORSEY CLAGETT
WALKER 4 WILSON
DULANEY WHITING.
PRESBREY & GREEN,
n. NJ. ROHRER
". o. DENNISON
J. B. WIMER,
DUVALL l. MARI,
". p. YOUNG,
JOHN WAGGAMAN
E. A. MCINTYRE,
b. H. WARNER
w N.HUvCK
RICHARD p. JACKSON GEORGETOWN D. c.
". H. CLAGETr,
WM. b. WEBB, Councillor.
au2
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a Nsxy Norx Eailurc.
TMe stock Marker sin Irregular.

NEW YORK, August 5.-The suspension OF Clifford,
sherman IALeas, dealers In dyestufs, Is
announced.
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The Peers Sharply Assaulted.
PLAIN TALK PROM RIGHT HON Jnr.H pprcuT


BIRMINGHAM, August Sin connection with the
great reform demonstration here yesterday an en-
thusiastc meeting was held In the evening at Bin-
ley hall. Fully 10000 people were present
Speeches were made by the Right Hon John Bright
and the Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain president
OF the board OF trade Mr. Bright said the tory ma
Jof1ty in the house OF lords was actuated by the
same bitter hatred OF the liberals as I'm 1872 .Who
were the peers?" he asked. 'sThey were the spawn
OF the blunders the and the corruption OF the
aark ages OF our history. They had entered the
temple OF honor, not through the temple
OF merit, but through the sepulchres OF their an
cestors- They were no better than their fathers:
some or them were worse, for their privileges had
produced ignorance and arrogancy.r The reform
OF the house OF lords, Mr.. Bright declared, was
urgent and inevitable. The creation OF new peers
to pass the franchise bill would only get nd of the
present difficulty. What was wanted was lmi-
tat1on OF the veto power OF the house or lords
should the people submit or should they curb the
nopleS. as their Nther5 had curbed the kings OF
England? Mr. Bright then proceeded to explain
the manner ln which he would like TO see the power
OF the house OF lords restricted. He would allow
the peers 10 retain their present power during the
nrst session that bill should be presented TO them
but he would absolutely preclude them from Veto
Ing the franchise bill or any bill second time
lent to the peers, but he preferred remedies which
While efectual, would cause the least dsturba nee
TO existing Institutions
ANOTHER ATTACK
MI chamberlain read long and powerful at
tack upon the peers "The divine right OF kings "
he said. had been acknowledged 10 be dangerous
The divine right OF the peers was ridiculous fig
ment- III the lords remained obstinate in their on
position TO the popular will the present agitation
would continue TO the bitter end He looked for
ward ne Sad with eager hope TO the result OF this
agitation. England, the chosen home OF a SELF
governed people would never be subservfent to the
insolent pretensiOns OF an hereditary class
The meeting displayed its approval OF the senti-
mehts expressed by the speakers by frequent and
enthusiastic applause.
A resolution was adopted Genouncing the action
OF inc mousse OF lords in rejecting the reform the
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FAIRS, FESTIVALS, &c.

II &. OF St Johns. Carroll Chai, ID at Forest Glen
D. AMI q. X. AUGUST o. 1854 Tickets, round
trip c.. children. 2jc.
NoTICE-On August 9Th trains will leave the B. and o.
Depot 1t ~. SD and 1890 n. A.. D. H. re-
turning. viii reach Washington at zl5, 40 sl2 and
1l:iU p au2-3t
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SECOND SELECT EXCURSION
~
CARROLL INSTITUTE 40 MARSHALL HALL.
On THURSDAY, AUGUST z, 1884
The amer W. W. COrcoran will leave Washington at
1Oa "a p m. 7 he steamer Mary Washington will
leave ->hingtOn at 10 am and $50 pm. Returning
the will leave Marshal! Hall at IN and 80
PIN he Mary Washington will leave Marshall Hall
at pm AID S30p m
Dancing the Steamer Mary Washington going and
returning.
Tickets. so cents ty31 st
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Washington News and Gossip

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-mterral reve-
nue., s223, ,063; customs, $6e1 292
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LADIES GOODS.

IAOU G l.
IL NINTH SIKEET ST CLOUD BUILDING
USDI RWEAH,
FOR LADIES. MISSES AND CHILDREN
Ladies' CAUZE CNDERYE Isis at
- 25c.. 35c., Soc, 75c, &c
25c. 35c. SOC. and 75c up.
These goods are TIRSTS, but the prices are those
usually asked for SECONDS.
HOSIERY
An unlimited assortment Of all the and choice
sty for Ladies. Misses and Chitir"r-
COTTON UNDERWEAR
We advertise this department very little for the
that the quality of the their full perfec-
ton Of make and 1T DO II most effectually for us.
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> PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

rSS PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
terms to those borrowing money and at the same time
making Larger profits for the shareholders than any
per month be taken at time and no back dues
70 aud we give per cent annum to those who
Withdraw Al Of our money is now worth 81 cent.
On rea
our cash receipts than Sc QUO per month and
new at es
LEWIS AsKAas' AsKAaAa.' vice Fsss1ssaat P1esident
fHsR1 = NJ LAWIoH; ~ IL ~ reasggIer: ca g,::. n...
au2st JOHN COOK 6ls 18th street. tire Secretary:
Q p :eq-opznAr1yy32 1yy32oEE4HPH bGfhPfse ASSOCIATION.
ssssss ss9e ia ssssss ssll ssyanced on each share
and making vii held $fpSEsSaY' sas
sqss, Apsa.a st At Gsk Marn han,
at this meeting %caas & s ths Ss e tf
JNO. JOY EDISON. Secretary, 9i7 st. n w. au2:st
r~- SLATE MANTELS.
ts s ep wsT stock these goods
Of nantes to ca asd e4ane reeu1 ss
same which will sell at reasonable prices for fall trade
fR,. rI;;sc!; ExcE;ltENT "a; TAsIUKAGE
spEn Tisft rsasH i
au26t 412 5th street northwest
Fs Hso sAEF sd w,, As9
block tin lined steel fountains. au2-im
r~o DORSEY CLAGETT, NOTARY PUBLIC, sl7
~ 9Th street northwest. Telephone ZIG $50 m,
TO I'm. Real Estate and Insurance. Orders BY mail
or telephone promptly attended to- auf-1m.
fP cS GITiZENS, TIE EQUITABLE BCILDING Asso.
w CtATlON OF GEORGETOWN. d. C.-In view Of
the pressing demand for stock the above
the have determined reopen the books for
seSno h series ana we cordially invite all those who
wish con ect themselves With Building Association
" attend the next regular meeting which will take
Place on the SECOND MONDAY IN AUGUST the
ELEVENTH at iCddard's Hall. corner Of. 3Otl and NJ
streets This Association is of the best ever
III this District aud stands plain and solid basis:
n9 complications or in its workings
Ihe officers all business and txpercn lii the
manaHement of the association The shares 81 EACH
on which is advanced 500 The books will be open for
subscription to the stock at the .ollowing places viz
Geo Lockhart, 32d and o; VIM King & Son 29O5 X
s. ana iO22 IL ST. John Gibbons, 29th and SITS NJ
and NJ sts. Officers ART: W. Clabaugl, Pres :: l Thos
Brown vice Pres; K Z. Frey Treas. Ferdinand King
Sec. iv16 15t
La sPEClAL.-FIvE GALLONS DANFORTH'S
~ FLUID delivered for g. 10.
V23 I'm TT 7th street H. w.
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NAVAL ORDERa-COmmander VIM. r. samnson

The PRESIDENTIAL CANPAIGN.-THE WRRxLY
STAR VIII be sent postpaid to any address In the
United States or Canada until after the presidential
election for IS cents 1t is a large eight-page
paper OF nlty-sx columns of interesting reading
matter-poIitcal, miscellaneous, persouai news
and gossip, etc. Send for a sample copy.
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IN ORDER THAT WE MAY MAKE ROOM FOR A
LARGE STOCK OF HARDWOODS AND WHITE
PINES. NOW ON THE WAY. WE OFFER GREAT
INDUCEMENTS IN UPPERs. SELECTS SECONDS
PICKS. SHELVING AND HARDwOODs, SUCH AS
WALNUT. MAHOGANY. CHERRY AND POPLAR
WM. MCLEAN SON.
18TH AND B STREETS AND 14TH. BETWEEN
AND CSTREETS NORTHWEST. tyl7
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INDIAN SCHOOL EXHIBITS At NEW OR1EANs.-
Alr. A. j. Standing, representing the Carlisle
Indian school, is in the city making arrangements
or the exhibition of the pupils Of that school and
specimens or their workmanship at the New
orleans exposition. 1t is the intention of the
indian bureau to have all the Indian schools rep
resented at New Orleans, and the exhibit WILL it is
expected be OF the interesting features OF the
exposition. ~
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THE NEXT SENATE.
The Political COmplexiom.

But FEW CHANCES PROBABLE, AND THE RRPUBLr-
CANS LIKELY TO RETAIN CONTROL OF THE BODY
By SMALL MAJORITY
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IHE following postmasters were commissioned
to-day: Virginia-Geo II. Burke Burkes Station.
Fairfax county; Isaac N. Brewer, Mt, Williams,
Frederick county; w. II. Howell, Whaeyv1lle Nam
Se,nond county new post of1ce). West Virginia
II. Cresap, Cresap. Marshall county; J.D. G. Thomas
Dorens, Marian county. All there West Virginia
are newly created.
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CAPT CHAS Il. HoYT, Of quartermasters depart
ment' whom the Secretary Of War recently selected
10 take charge OF the War department supplies has
arrived from West Point, where he was on duty as
oisDurSing officer, and has assumed his new duties
at the War department.
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JUDGE REAGAN, OF Texas, is ct Capon Springs.
letter was received from him at the democratic
headquarters this morning, saying that his health
was very much improved and he would soon leave
Judge could not live through the season, or II he
dlo recover he would have to retire from public
lie; Now he expects to take part in the campaign,
and II Is said Will be returned to Cong without
opposition.
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Fon THE Next THlKrY DArs
NJ. WILLIAM
WILL MAKE The GREATEST REDUCTION IN
IEICES EVrR II MADE HERETOFORE
7r-l,uied BOnnets 1T h ii price
tIcT-iIrred Be nIets and Hats at half price
tiCN. - at half price. Feathers at halt price.
SIZE NaIstillas at half price.
Jtrseys. blSr snd cOlOred at half price
Ee ladies' now have opportunity of getting the
fEest goods at very low prices All goods marked in
Iisln figures.
viii cose balance of White Suits lowest prices
ever barred for goods
: CIte 1rrviss, Paris liy5l gO7 Pennsylvania ave
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was beaten In the primaries in his district for re-
nomination, will open a law offlce in this city a
the expiration OF bis present term.
TRAINS FROM MEXICO TO BE INsPEcrKD-In view
OF the prevalence OF yellow fever In some of the
nothern states OF Mexico, it has been deemed best
70 inspect all trains coming into the United states
rom Guaymas, and the acting Secretary OF the
to-day authorized the collector OF customs
at III Paso, Texas, to employ competent inspector
dollars a day.
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INVITED TO THE CUMBERLAND REUN1oN-Col
Henry J. johnson, corresponding secretary OF
the Society OF the Army OF West Virginia, and Mr.
b. Wheeler Combs, general appraiser Of the port OF
Baitmore, Yesterday called upon Secretary Lin
and others, to invite them to attend the eighth an
ntlal reunion Of the Society Of the Army OF West
virginia, which is to be held at Cumberland Md,
carry In september Secretary Lincoln said ne
.s would probably be in New Hampshire about that
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Turf Work.

The fact that nothing in tie shape
of races is taking plsce. does not
deter people who own colts from
testing their merits Be steppers.
The performance of Rarus Jr.,"
here, prior to his Geparture wes',
have given the Taisers OF Utah collie
renewed courage, and they are deter
mined to g. wtat can bs done in
this Territory. A large number OF
col 8 are bell Q worked steadily on
the track, ana some of them are
very promising. BY next season,
developments in various directions
in Utah horse flesh, may be looked
for.
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago. 90 Whest-Higher early
closed lower; 7SZ cash, 7976 September
SOY October, 2h November.
Corn Higher; 81 August, IS Sep
Lember, SIX Oct. 46% Nov.
Oats-Higher; "a to 255SAuguss, 81
September, 26A Oct.
Rye-Firm; 56H.
Whisky-l0.
Afternoon - Wheat good demand
10 September, 500 Octob r.
Confirm A August, Is September
Oats-Stesdyi 255s August, ana Sep
ember, 251S October.
Rye-Firm, 551l.
Bsrley-Dull, 641z.
Pork-27.01.
Lsrd-7.62H.
Bulk Nests - Steady; shoulders
o'i5, short ribs, lO4, short clear 10 So.
Wbisky-l0.
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chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, 20.-Hogs-R caipts II 900,
oils, higher; rough packing
o.sO 70 40, packing AMI shipping 6 40
to 6. S. Liz ht so to 6 60.
Cattls-Receipts 6 $50 choice firm,
v WesS. 10 lower; good to choice
tln'poine $50 to 50, common to me
aiun 90 to $50, stockers 8 90 TO 4 o.
leeoefi W to 40, range tile steady
grass Texans averaging 700 to 1,00l
saPo0 o S.14 to AIS, wintered Texan
Sheep = Receipts $500; slow, H.
leflSf to fair 240 to 5 90 per cwt.
medium 10 god 8 90 10 4.25; choice t.
s1 ~ 4W to 4 Is. Texas sheep $50 t.
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Wall Street.

New York, 90 Bonds highe stocks
hrovsnt sctiye;. Union Pacific cod up
~ SIX, Jersey Central to 63h, Qmahs
10 SIX, preferred 70 100 and Pacific
l. STOCKS 81 q strong until 2 p m, with West-
arm Union ss leading feature; later on
Missouri Pacific WAS sold down to w,
sDd the remainder Of the list Loaf n to 2
in sympathy; at the close the market was
STEADY.
eife advanced 2z9 on large trsnssc IONS
Improvement in the remainder OF the
liz. less ms ked
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HOW TO CURE.
SKIN DISEASES
Disfguring Humors, Humi-
liating Eruptions. itching
and Burning fortunes.

GAIT RHEUM or Eczema, Psoriasis,
SScslled Head, Irfantile or Birth HUI
mors, and every form Of Itching Scsly,
Eimply, Scrofulous. Inherited, Conts.
pious and Copper olored Diseases OF
the Blood, Skin and Scalp, with Loss OF
Hair. are positively cured by CUTIcURA
REGoLVENT, the new Blood Purifier. in
ternslly, and CUTICURA and CUTlCUEA
Soap, the great Skin Cures ard Beauti-
dies and the beat nhvsicians fail.
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GREATEST ON EARTH.

CUTICURA REMEDIES are the greatest
medicines on earth. Had the worst csse
Salt Rheum in this country. Ny mother
bad it twenty years, and in fact died
from it. I believe CUTIcuRA would
have asved her life MY arms, breast
ard head were covered for three years
which nothing relieved or cured until ]
used the CUTIcUBA REsoLvENT inter
nally and CUTIcURA and CUTIcuR A
Soap externally.
j. W. ADAMS, Newark, 0.
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GREAT BLQO0 MeDICINE.

The half has no. been told as to the
great curative powers Of the CUTIcURA
REMEDIES l have paid hundreds of
dollars for medicines to cure diseases of
the blood and skin, and never found any.
thing yet to eq1sl the CUlcURA REM
DIES CHAs. A. WILLIAMS.
Providence, Z I.
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San Francisco Stocks.
New York Petroleum.

New York, Petroleum, staa VI
795s.
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Patti Again,

London, 2O.-Patti has signed
q contract with MApleson to sing 10
rn allea the coming winter an
DsA' summer in England.
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To o j. Averell, Defendant,

You are hereby required TO appear in
sn action brought sgsinst you by the
above named p'siAnff in the District
Court, OF the Third Judicial District OF
Utah, ard TO answer the complaint filed
therein within ten DAYS exclusive OF the
day Of service) after the service on you of
this summons-if served within this
county; or, if served out of this county,
but in this district, within twenty days,
otherwise within forty dsys-o. judg-
ment by default will be taken sgsintL
you, according 10 the prsTer of ssi0
complaint.
The said action is brought TO recover
from defendant the sum uf $6S002, W til
costs of suit, alleged to be due from de-
fendant for checks paid by plaintiff
drawn upon plaintiff as Q
banker by defendant on and after Jsnu
sry S0tb, 1888. snd including the7t dsy
of April, 1883, amounting to The sum o.
$3.50 90, which, with interest to date,
amounts 10 the sum of $3.50 OF.
And you are hereby notified that i
you fail to appear and an wer the said
complaint IS above required, the said
plaintiff will lake judgme g. sinss you
for the cum of S6S0,02, SD for costs Of
suit.
Witness. the Ron. John A Hunter,
Judge, and the seal OF the Dis.
trict Court, of the Third Judi
cial District, in and for the Ter
[sEALl ritoIy Of Utah, bis 14ih day @.
Aceu t. in the year Of our LORD
ore thousand, eight hundred snC
eigh y-four.
o. j Averell. Clerk.
By H. G. Mcmillan, Daputy CLERK.
aug. 81.
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New York ,2O.-Money easJ; to n;
closed offsred 2. c,<
Prime mercantile paper to 6H.
Exchange Bills - Sterling demand
s2h
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Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, 2O.-Rsd winter, 7s2l IS.
5zo ,si 7s7d q, California, 1921 IS, club
Corn-5as1ld.
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The PEOPLE OF the United States in the
Territory of Utah send Greeting;
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gTJLLION OREMARKET
Latest Quotations.
COMMERCIAL.

Mining, Stocks and Other Markets
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LEGAL NOTICE,

III the District Court in and .fo1
the Third Judicial DiStgi
of Utah Territory.
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Bullion.
Money Market.

New York. 2O.-Bsr silver lO}s.
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Sold by all druggists Price: CUTlcURA,
s. o.; REsoLvENT, 81; SOAP, 25e, POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL &C., Boston.
Mass.
Send for GLOW to Cure Skin Dis
eases"
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CUer IN EVERY CASE.

Your CUTrcURA REMEDIES outsell sill
other medicines keep for skin diseases.
NV customers and patients say thst they
have effected cure in every instance,
where other medicines have failed
q. w. BRoCKwAY, M, D.
Franklin Falls. N, 81,
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C,unty of Salt Lake.
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Utah Wool.
SALT LAKE, AUGUST 20.
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Kew York Wool.

New Yolk, %.
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ca Train will leave Salt Lake at 7.se am.
Parties wishing to lay over for ten days can
do SO by paying half regular fare; Tickets for
sale at Dwyer's and RaybOuld's Book Stores,
at the Firemen's Hell and Of the Con mittee.
Committee-W. J. Hooper, R. S mpson, 5.
Skidmore, Fl. J. WuZzell, Henry Arnold, b.
Brewer, S. P. C. Larson, ]. &. Cushing and q.
Hubert. al5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19

=, Grover Cleveland hailed by the independen' NC
,nheaps OF New-York is In stronE contrast WIN ~.
ma thy exhibited by the Democrats Inc FORMER
,,s, the nein alton Of BLAINE noninay because sI hc
"a no confidence in his personal Integrity, bat for
nse he and his patferm both uneompromsssG IN
stsctian They had devouy hoped TO ootain o the
Remoerats platform for revenue sny anu t1 talt in
have fai ed they very careful 20 aVo,u 'A ~
Thar comments on the pat1orss points
at cannot be denied" saws the anu-biane no'o
Herald referring to the great meeting at whicn
uosr Ex-Governor Long and Governor Robinson spoNe'
-, ,ho p,aine and Logan campaign had very respect
able and promising start in Boston" Neither can So
denied that that meeting carried dsmay Sk accordipg
ssterans and new recruits OF the party wncn con-
20 Mr. George William Curtis fell from power n
spiracy az ainst human rights, ana no" i,ndeF and
sneak back 10 power as a conspiracy lor Piu"
spoilS' ,
"U Mr. Cleveland sheuld finally come forth AZ inc r''
oidate Of the Chicago Convention, sald INC 'o -
sam ths day before the nomination he VIII appear o
che .tasc hearing the mark " destiny ana that aef
viii he defeat" Well Mr.. Cleveland has Sosiu n from
and his marx of destiny is Dig eho"s" " ~
Buffalo 10 the Battery
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tBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUNE.I

iBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIBUNB.i
NEWPORT, r. l., July 18.-The attendance at
the C'sno small to-day, owing to the weather.
dinner party was given by Mer1dcth Rowland, OF
NewYOrk.
DIT W. T. Lusk and Schuyler Hamilton, Of New York,
have taken cottages here for the summer.
The Rev. Dr. Halliday and wife, OF Brooklyn at the
Ocean House.
The Rev. j. r. Starr Of Brookine Is at the Aquidneck
DIR Potter of the Navy, is the guest OF Or. Wheeler
General Burnett OF Ncw-York is tho Taller cottage.
The following arrived at the Ocean House to-day
George II. Dickinson and wife j. W Dickinson. Mrs. K.
saalhcld, r. II. Newman and wife, W. b. Murray, f..
Thayer George f. Ward and wife, A. f. Fenner and f. C.
Raymond of Ner-York; J. A. Ferguson, OF London G..
Josephs and family OF Montreal George f. Faley, n.
Thayer and family Of BROOKLYN; NJ McKeen and wife Of
~ LOuis w. Dewing and wife. OF Stanford Paul Tyler.
o. Missouri; j. x. Gcbh1rdt and wife, Of Dayton ohio
Jo,n Pulles and wife, Mrs - L. IIolsten, Mrs l. A.
Johnson j. r. NickcrsOn and wife Of indianapolis; Dr.
j: W. White, l.. j. White Edward H. Vance, of Phnafel-
phia; Edward Cooper and family, L. b. Hanson and
FAMILY, OF cincinnati; d. G. Hodges Of salem; Charles
!. Within and wife. of Whitinsyille, Mass; George r.
Dexter and wf- OF Boston Mrs. 4. Griffith Of LrNing
ton; James W Brown aud wife, aud Charles y. Brown
of IittSburg Dr. Mortimer Slocum, OF san Antonio; j.
A. Ferguson, l.. Il. C0urtenry OF Louisville; Mrs }. T.
Ba ord H. q. Bradford 4. Il. Bradford, OF MI Waukec
and /. rrpScOtt nj wife OF Camden.
IN" following arrived AZ the Aquidneck Uouse: ]" d.
Drdper h \. WIshhurn, john n Irwin, OF Boston; Ross
": Weir. W. Is. Men, Of Ncw-Icrk j. 3. sargent, the
Misses Hammond, Mrs Sargent, 81 NewilaYsn; Rodney
Brown, Of Northampton, and John IL Fox, OF last
JafraY.