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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
CHICAGO. July :, 1ssl.

/ heard a Wild. rrvrag-ial cry
Upon the street to-day
A c-y that reused 1 Sn1w not why
.rrroIIuc- OF 4lsll4tt
II - Tie cry used tG hear
Wien patriot soldiers fell
For country and Tor a0nOT dear
II vas tAh rebel yell.
II was the same d-rnOniac CRY
That emilio ng heartbeat, when
-" m7 comrades drJu1 ami lie
Tn l41pr's Elasty pm;
Back DC. go s.'r-1 Tide Of years
We borne tudi voice OF nell
I -1t l4 icX-i our patriot srO..as and tears
IIe IIdcJIs rebe. yell
And. thinking " those dreadful days
And marty 80 lives sublime,
/ wondered Nnv these mru should raise
Iul- cry 40 -Irl a tl.nr;
4 ..,l lf DE she's voices sound
no dear Republics knfL
Nuen g4t I'rIAg here for miles around
IAay r4.se the rebel yell,
FORBID 10. God. o patriot brave,
bi 81 thai sacred woe
b every mar yrei A. oilers grave
Ev blood of yctr- ago.
sN b - vOIr go tn ry'- ,ft1 Lard tlrony,
AND leg your voices swell
IL honest, patriotic -ouZ
To crown the rcb J yeui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08


Letters fOr Europe ueel not pa specially ur'cst To- ~
patch y ANY particular steamer 800 orior - secure speedy u,
H., lii- It.t.st ye.,cIs Iy4'IsIl..
Foreign eada. ulg I.SnI close AZ t1s
iU..SDNI- Al p for cape uaytl II pgmngo and
hon tIras and LIVING ton Der "anderer via New
wEUNE-DhY-At3 a. m; for Europe. per 8 VERA;
va southampton anu Bremen detters Tor ireland AID
France InU-. De directed PEI y era al A. D' Tor
lOI Ee,AeI.aAds direct per I-an'laIn va Aister
dam at 80 D. IN Tor Europe per 8 Aui"n4 va
TIL iEsJ4I|At Ioa m FOR Central America and ne
rCr Naxico must be directed per coou'l al D. a. 70.
..--t.r' ' Al p. IA. Tor Porto Rico direct prr : =
n 30 d. m Tor Progrc.o and ainp.cne MoAlco per
C-Iisendo,A letters must be directed per Craig
eulOsau Al 10 IA Tor 1uoa ana Porte i.lco p9c
Dee directed per cry Of fnenlA' al 80 p IA. for ID
pei Losing, Via lymoutl 1heiJOufs anu Ham
toya -ay-.. Ia &c pei 8. Alvcoa . ID. Tor 10
b.. D. 80. per - Potueusr yla Biltmlre
sArCRDA a. 3D. ~. aiog cr, sr & ny 81 Ee,
.o..." 81, oue-n.r,.p e,f1r- mus, be- direc,e1 .p.r
VIA glasgow pt Ell, must directed pr Circa,..a p:
~ a. IL. Tor Teaellcia and Luracol per s. I.oliyuo
" a. IN .or EurOIc per- r. bolAL "a -oAtha pton
IS Nl4-sra, VIA Havana a $50 p n Tor rruK.ilo sad
MANS Tor and ,an per r. 'ityof POSING wa an
Aasiraa Nsw zesiaad ~inavcn ana ~ Tsaaa, ZEE
~ Il o. ~ .or or lrsgA. a. Sew lorA ,, = /.
Butann.c. with British mania Tor Australia.
r. scnoireo- eo,ne plciae a4..s lrr.agci51
san Fr.l,Ds N.s I1u ,I' 1a-t arryns oE lHa a. IA
Ftn,is,o "a thr ~ VI sAaf ~ s'sAheis 40 nsJAt'i
'-'D'' HENRY O. rEAesoS. PsstG .atse
FoSt On1s New. i1rE. y. y Juy b l',A -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
LOSSES 81 FIFE.

HARTFORD, July "A fire broke ont under the
roof or the south oougre gaOu church A. tAi- morn
Ing ana spread 90 the spr- oIcn va, ab.a1c The
SITUATION Tor TINE was threatening, but Tile fire Vas
got 90 under control after serious damage upper
par, o LIr sIncr aud uu injury by water % the cell
ln-s anu property Iu me audience room.
~ .sEr JIs r ..--srJIs I'st.t have resulted frpn
o.. recent Gre, .u tHr woods p4rculary la tAc glriny
OF Ba- 81 Pan ant 81. Jplr.u The seminary 0i one
Doe alone lost r4l.puO The chapel built upJu cape
I14rnruIc So ALSO destroy f.
WLLLASp, Dut., july The residence of Henry j.
49, at i.dgovi.l- wa destroyed hy IRE this mu4ullr
lie loss . $40, 900. INSURANCE $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
ALDERMEN orr ron THE SEAT OF VAR.

The majority of the Democratic members of
Board u Aldermen started for Chicago evening
nom the Grand Central Depot The party consisted Of
President Kirk and son, Aldermen DeLacy, Dempsey
Duffy, FII-y, Ful graz, Jdehue, McCaoe, Mc>Guade
D'Sen AID Reilly; Deputy-C.erk MOloney sergeAnt-at-
Arms Chambers. Maurice J. Flynn, MAJOR p. Connolly,
James Degraw ana Joseph Glynn- Aldermen Grant and
sAics went the Ttmmsny train Aldermen Ceary
aul Kenny detained here by business The party last
evening had a sleeping AMI smoking car for their
sp-c accumulation. Tney wsre attached "a tns last
mai o.. leaving mere at $40 IN. ihev viii reach
Chicago carly tomorrow. The rain moved out Of the
depot amid cheers ana tle explosion Of tOrpedOes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
CONDITION OF THE COTTON CR0P.

A GENERAL IMPROVEMENT OK LAST YEAR-IHE
sYAsoN LATE ONE
NEw-OaLEANs. July The cotton crop re-
port OF the National Cotton ExcaAag- showing
o!tlon q. the cr12 July L: " General remarks
mo weather conditions during June have been
exlctv reversed from those o. Nav. The Atlantic and
ast.ru CUR states now report excess of rainfall the
"a saugc showing as much as 1919 inches in he Al
lauta Ga District, watch exceeds the figure Of
T,z1- tHe preceding month on the other
Hand the districts Vest o. Meridian i,
lrac.u the bottom lands ~ the ,-i-spoi states Of
Arkmss, Louisiana and Texas, have lad Aghr fall
ana tnat Distributed In timely showers. Tie Western
n.If OF tao cotton belt has, ID reore, improves
ia condition very much. The dry weather
has facilitated farm work. and except IN
Ic,ls tle ue.as are pretty clear, and the
plant healthy and ro wing we'll, enough late ~ fifteen %
ta.ry d4rs lu x.s tho WORK D no, 80 well aiYAncel
owing q, sac very t0ul condition previously
and tho necessity for mIcn reIIAntng,
anna ,,. .sr I'D .r. s anolt the latest IN Macy years.
d.. tIl. t.ol tlc condition l, tlr fore much better
fui Utv Dut uot murh. NJ amy, -D1ye .st year. AID
I. flr.4 trc ou 90, whole. rather ufr'ior. In Ala
baa luu me Araa.c states tle auds were WEI culu.
y.... when tao ra,u, --t tIe crops were clean.
.ud ue a1u4d was ia sold condition q
receive moisture. lAr rainfall Nl.e % has ecu more
than Wac needed has mos 'ii0u-f damaged n crops
I'r p, 70 ul'n hl", Do sra, c-'op' n4 oriious OF
Georgia, 1nu t'lol-n ihr nt HfH rid ihr plough ana
noe situation is somewhat critical.
fA' reports dIrr DO sid.A- NAT WIN
We~a COG ZEN days of Iry AfI weather. Iiry wOud
conn ued IoU trI.pcItIire Which lasted uuih TIE
mr. ..u or .v~l-t l- cold aln sufficiently great tOr
fires taHlra ,ut lor.I ollA I-4 lv-ts n virginia ANA
Norh tIrI.n4- The at Sen L-',, however. nave urtA
warmer, .u| tns growth has ben more raphI !h th-s
vest ~ tna river lituru-h B. Is sIn backward
rrou ten % .at-,. 10. -Ad IL somJ soou'as lD1l7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
rHE hEC. DIR. FULTON MIRRIED.

The Rev. Or. Justin y. Fulton was quietly
married yesterday morning st the Baptist Temple, ID
Brook VA io Ms Laura IA. Whipple paisliouer. The
c~rcuauy vac performed Dy te Rev. Or. L. s. MacAr-
rrur OF calvary Church. this city. The bride
dressed ia French gray travelling suit OF t1oOt,
Asf ava gloves match. The bride ami groom started
ioi btughaufou immediate AFTER tne ceremony, AID
W. remain there until FRIDAY.
LIs H1ippo II the widow ~ John -. NMpple
deacon az The Tempe formerly IL the labera,le zap
tel CHURCH o. cty, Of the Hanson Place ANA
Centennial Baptist churches, Brooklyn, from the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08

@ @ md moan ann 75 4aS Msa s e
Funeral charal u saint Mary the Virgin, NewYork
TIrsdlv 5Jh INST. At 10 oclocG
BEIT>At NorNak Conn July s. Ano.netie daughter Of
Funeral services vii be al uehme o. her father on Tuesday,
f1'clrn l ~ ~ the convenionce Of le family.
BRANnON--uacenl On July g. ssbeiawife Of Alley ander
Funeral .er,ices VIII De held At hor lae residence 27 LeI
in@ron-'Te. Ws'ins'iar evening July = a1 q ,l'r,A
Friends and relatives aIs respectfully invited 10 le present.
Pleas, ouIt lowers
Henry =. Brown, saturday morning o. year'
months.
Bsrr--ou saturday. July s. at JeuaisA Long Island,
luner-. ri-s.ay July a p NJ AT Grace Church. IA
re r n OF oSm '' J5o an b doaiary ari5
Tran- .,aye Long island cav at $50 lm.
CO0pFR-At 5imtr1s, penn. ou TIE 81 in5-r william Il
p. S..ger I'D h, .As D, , pam ca oil Ai' 'S'
p.rr,p5Rr-At -ouerylio y J.. on tlc Gtl inst James
ers5r1. n ais a,s re-dencs aHesaay Juy 9, a II
IRAN clS,i loot L y.,t at O'Clock.
,arrss-- vii pe in waiting.
fEARIN 9sudIery. Of ap'7svy N -arnr'ay tle 5th Of
., d, ~, q l,e't.v ta 3D. r.r ar hair p.sr O'clock
i.om n,l ATE re'laeuce 80 lafayette l-e
80 a,a tds and rua. e. q, ll,i. as,l AMI
fuacia. y w,--a.e a. 10 a. m ru,stay, jug 2.
/ fuferIueu. ~ ti sWurtl conn.
LEVI NY. n AfolSyu. On sum evening, July s.
Funeral MS late residence 1853 Montaguest
t.t'n d. l. IS ID al
friends ana Relative, are respectfully invited
MACY SATURDAY. july 40 Hudson n. g. Hiram Macy
Funeral from ID. te ~. a,nce rucsfir 7o'.'.ck.
oUELT-ou SUNDAY. July g. tged a. johanna dlugher 4
t.e 4te Abraham u-cl OF OrooubulE "es'chestarCo %,
Funeral ON roe-.y th tn4t at ID NJ. tbo rs ence q
uer n.'.u. lr Ilitm ll. nils' 30 @'ih '1'"ay'
mru- south Sorrrirt ooiavar, county, y s. 90 sum
day July FL un.n ic. 'n .ie "of. y..r o.. 1I' age
H.a-'1 pa a el.,d i.fra,1 n ' an i5S
s'a. G,ors" I.aH i1f" BOZ re ltth y'aro h.s lge
,,..at .I, an..e 4dirr.s tuesday le -th INST, a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08

.Nl Il''"NN" '' ''' '"'"' '''
TRoy, July 7.-Scycrl thousand people a'-
,cmhltd al the W,Lcryus ouu grounds "a sunday AZ
trrnooa 10 witness pub r btpuam nv Immersion The
subject wac a little colorrd gr named o-nAIna' Ia me
middle of the ceremony Daniel knorr who nad been up
psutsd Guardian Of Tie cul4 rushed INTO the water Aai,
,eiing unrr the advice vi MS lawyer attempted 10 take
the child away from the minister 5syera AuntA OF the
child attacked KnOrr spa'unL him wltl water aud tucn
george CaulSins, uncle new 20 inc hs7sriluo o. w
auurs Kuorr and Caulkius pulled away At lhr chIlai
causing h.r shrek with PAIN Flua ~ MOTT dui
Caukius dropped the child Oh 10 DcacA Ia 9rSI ~ W.
tof0re silent spectator srIrd me cnd AM ran Ap
the I'LL. The chlids injuries ale serious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
rrsHNg 4DBlIr ron rIcbrGEsDENr

Governor Leon Abbott and several other del.
centr, t1 lnu Democratic convention from Sew Jer'oy
started for Chicago sunday 20 tom those who started "a
irdty aud saturday The delegation ia about equally
divided b. Ncru Cleveland. Randall And Mcdonald For
ten daqs The friends Mr Abbst have been working
win Eira, rncigy tue solid vote ~ ho drlogh
u0u The hist ballot FOR the Governor They claimed
that would bring prominently before the con
Yrnuou, and "a Western should pc given the nfst
place the ticket dr Albeit would stand good chance
% securing mo nomination Tor VICE Resident Two
membars 0f the delegation Assembl ynan Flynn,
0f Passac Ounty and Mr. smith, OF Union County, are
much rusti against Governor AbOett because % MS
com 80 during the last session Of the Legislature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08

but a looking ven. though small aud the stands are
gonprav pretty good much ~ the late piantlag havns
,rup ted and come up during the early part or June
No damage has been caused BY worms though they Ns
reported in few places. Tie loss RON
bee hgwover has hepn considerable IN mo
Atlantic states which has impaired the stands In certain
localities Taking ths whole c0t0n belt together me con-
dition nav bo ropresented % better than ~ the
eosr Of Nav anu tr,ne superior last year. with tho
prospects however largely depndcat up0n an earF res
snn of rain ma thr Atantc states and The crop. OWING
10 h -nrss ana deficient growth subject 10 serious loss
from m early frost or even one at AN average date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
AN ADMINISTRATORS ARREST ORDERED
LnY rElEaRArn 10 rAE TRIuCNE..

LoCKPoRT, July THE Surrogate OF this
county the arrest and confinement IN the
common Jail Of James 4. Poo, who IS the administrator
OF the estate OF william RedfJrt % the same town. THIS
order u arrest grows Of the refusal u Poo 2" com
ply with the decree OF the surrogate directing nm IS
executor 10 pay tue clam. amoag many others or VIII
lam Caul of This ctv for sIt7. An execution on me
d,crrs w.s returned uu- 81 -ued Pool dsserted LIli
there money lc'r IN tlc state to SATISFY 't- s,
er,l claim. leudent uoa the .iut-. when reacn over
- 600. The surrogate Alter nearing lAf c'-e H.ct
Pool <l7j aud ordered ms Confinement III que o.ll
unu lie uue Is paI. 10 Is reported to-day That
Pool las eft The country to avoid arfes-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
4 BARG AN FoR 4 FIFE BRoKEN.


PrrrsBrE,. July Anton Mashinski,
Pole related 10 Deputy Mayor Fulton queer ale to-day
Some time 90 hs paid walter ZIruesn 81 On condition
that the lator would Jr mis- sister then IN Poland
and ou her arrival u Ptfsburg 20 become the
wife ei Ma.hlnstl When Mas Lirne-N arrived Sue re-
fused 20 wed isAak. and now the Latter wants Lis
money refunded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08

A TORNADO Il ALLEGANY COUNTY.
now TIE sroRN SWEPT OVER YIELDS AID rHRorG.


FRIENDSHIP. JUIv The furious tornado
wi.cb passed over Al,-ony County on saturday mer
ing equals II doe. exceed ANY 1i tne f-eak- of cl
storm .u the West lfu,.rT learned n began In tIe
township C4rStr.la. passing 1 HortIeas' direction
through 5i.t aud A. o.. and a or-a- again near H''
ac Isr.c. E1. a-, re torn -o ltoIls lni fragments
r,... olI.e. .oruuics iiu1s ylps are m0wu through
TIE woods AMI traes I~ltr lrrhr- 20 dlm ater were
vI.'.I GIIireI- pr ..... Jh r-s 1ti buried ID lI-
ground were fsrl rI Two men rlJ-It lu t.t
debris 1f barns W.r. .d and Others fatally -J-r.I
spec t-.lt 100 describing .lc storm, sIi " AN e-. l-h
ul ID u-i.l o. cot acre u ltl how 20 .IYAel l. seemed u
-i On waves tut .fi. down f -.r'lul ag . 'r-
ere 10 u,r~uf tr."s. snt th-n r-' " I'D "a teiru'
l..I y IrI .Ie .lIc-
Yesterday d. party. ~.. scat. l.- -.-' c SO 'n- d
ro 4tv. been t.iul .-. v0Y .saH -..t -'I t"tat
....ur. other Hf"Il.s t.t- fI-H.- ...i-. u
rlra.f,trr and .il dfsI.s winch tue rom r tFtI-
~ house. dif..Ire If i've s"f .a ice az running 80
random Tie fields inu t.e damage is clet ID est
mate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
SEEKING " DIRK AFTER IMPRISONMENT
ny IL po.n !, ~ 10 Z IL rkIsr...-

Troy, July Louis Rcwell, Of Peru w'o
was sentenced in 1879 seven years for AN aU"nP TO
blow up Jne steamer Lrew. of the People L.he' "'''
nm internal machine wa. 10 town today, having 1eeu
r,i,..I f-,,,n r-i,n ON saturday. Hs sentence was
e1uiuuted ON account 81 good benAver h' SUI P''
tr-, Innocence. and - ookinE or SOM t4-4s T" No 90
a civil siueer, hI, Oh profession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08

last ~ which The Temple Mr. Whipple ilod sYcn
years agn. Mrs Whiprle has lived In btyoNil "Do.s
twenty years She rrputed 10 he worth TboODo ~
has property IN Latayette-ave and Columbia hrlghI,
and hnc country seat Saratoga sue was a ei"i
nurse ~ Mrs. Fulton " her last Illness niteeh non,h.
ago she has known Dr. Fulton fur steven years. -nte
hrs settlement in Brooklyn. Or. Fulton Is ABOUT MY ia
Vea a az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
OGGANIZ THE DELEGATIONS.
THE uerog C.NruTrsE>l-N ASD vicE-rRhsIDENrs
WHO NAVE BEEN CHOSEN.

Crvr.tr pt,-- r.pAr.Y.f
.-- .. i,
1HtA".t jH} f-iH' l'i""-hs o'@." ur'ts@-
irons clr.u'n+a their permanent organic. ion TO-
l ......-....... ...r f...,, ,-.lr b.
N'' 'i'' ."
report & tO the convention tu-WlTrD":
,r....,, d. a r.t... sI,.i..,,..,. T. re,a W,'t,r
-, .,.t..,... ia O.. r,rir. D.. r,j.gfi. A.. ,..o, H.
r.,,st.. ...- ,rl. d. H. ..f. V, President. TlIII
- ...,.,, nv 100. ....,...,..,.... D.. ,...i .a.
m. ,.,.....7..o1 ,..u,.,ar r., t'i. NATIONAL
....,. ,. . ..,-.I'
.r... d.. .i....,,. ....t Imam, % II r,-,, V...
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08

Pnt-r, Opcav orb Net Banners hest Por'rTit-.
New Designs uOJ -ts AZ GRAHAM. Artists 20 .uagr-sL
old k,li4Yle heAdqua.terl. Established lst-
Campaign cu.,, aud supply dealer.
ia D. NOVICE
IIlNLS FOR r a. fLl MED XVI HTS
br..l ant colprs elegant shape beautiful UAur4nt
NL4l1 or ,tl.I tlD il-lNtu III Ms.
Patent applied Tor.
send for dealer samples rea
Address 4 -E4siuAE a 90, Paterson, y +.
Patent Opea~ora Net Banners.
NeN designs Manufacturer unier letters pste4- n
trln,e-4-pls Will 10 Prosecuted campaign sIUunrlta
IL ~ LEVY ~ ~. =. " Sosse4 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08

rHaess ofvnt tuS al q nj. -Iufins the f'lf
weather YcAlrtday Tao Hutraout ln Tia barometer was
upward, t,u aud cloudy weather. prevailed The teui-
PEI tula srd between Ul ahi tt tue average goa
being as loser han oR mo corresponding las lual year
aun O. lover tntH ga SUNDAY
slightly warrant, clear ul lr We tihtt may DO expected
to-day Ia tAr CITY and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
ARREsfED FoR ERRFlzLRMKNE

On general alarm sent Out by Captain Berg
hold Joseph Owrs, age thirty one ,Oi No62 Vest Tenth ~
arrested ht mdnlght IA Iaton Place, aad locked up
Tho MercrT-tree station. lie charged win cmlcL
znng money small amounts from ID. j. OssO ud 0f No.
- CAanher--st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08

who labor Sunday. Thoy win also f'e complaints
against the force NE sunday Gio5, and endeavo- 10
s'op ne milEmon, new n0yA eta Their action "a tIe
bulert % MnlYnraaI rIlf.c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
THE WE1THEB hEPORE
nnYERNMENr INDLnArIoNa

WASHINGTON. July 7.--For New-England,
fsir weather. wHds becoming variable, stationary tenn
reratufp. hifhpr barometer.
For the Hdlle Aflaa.c sa'es, FAIR weather VAR able
wlFds, stationary temperature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08

Bo-rov. July IF. l.. Elliot. az sixty, h1s-
hand az Nine J.qiu-cb.k the actr"ss wls is-ad deal
fror hrsrt d.--s n- tfternOou, 10 lis apartments a.
~. Van tlcasseiier place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
Diamonds.

HANpEf, RAHEMIEE & nILLINGH,
TNrOHrFIt~ AND ca rTLRa OF ulAAOSDs.
MANUEAUTL HI.4-, OF uIAAOSD jim ELhN.
- NA--AL..I. AND ~ MAIDEN-LANE. SEW-IORK
ST. AldTews-st, London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
s eta. Notices.

Cooks ntiornm trrnni. Nasc cnfr f'r ro'an oak.
-ual' It .,uu.tu Ian ussul iultuua Dpata Lows
liuu0a 49, o., gUut1 Al .ttfs ats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08

EXACrLY.-Why is it 3 very improper thing
10 miSname Dsby IN a chTiaening Why becauss,
don't you soc, Il turning nte mo wr0Ds-tJuoy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
AARR[ED.

IuUdbOF1 : FPrIlNle- I-IHnlL
LANDLORDS Perfume. AaTechal Nicl Rosa.
Luud1org $ Perfume, Alpine violet.
LuldDoig's Perfume. Lily OF the valley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08

fsfsil-ss o. 80 .
afirh4 fh r.rhrs ~ nss az i.iHfHs ~ m - tH NJ hts
siias i fAs es-i'stiff.
ffs fsflsf ilass tHHa fsa lfIssa COOS ts tI
e. sa,-s'.i ,ss'ss. - asA
500 e. b 81 a..
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Ready THIS nornns.

THE SCIENTIFICALLY TRIBUNE
Price wrapper Ir.liy flr ma Ius. cents per COPY
One 81 Iu tru clpl'' shd an 'Att% So
1850 " 49, ma IhIGl NJ. Ncw. 41ra-
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CARLISLE AND RANDALL OF THEIR WAY.
WASHINGTON, July 7.-Speaker Carlisle left
Washington for Chicago this NJ. Randall took
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THE TALK IN CHICAGO.


ACTION or Sxw-YoRK WITH RESPECT TO CIV
LAxp-rnE BUTLER DlsrURsANcE-A SOUTHERN
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ST. PAUL NEWS.
A QUIET WEEK
In the Real Estate Market, Owing to
the Holiday Influence.
Proposed Fair Grounds for the State.

The cold weather, the holidays and every
thing in general, appears to have combined
to prevent dealing in real estate during the
past week. The transfers are few, with but
little expectation that they will improve
much before spring.
The only matter that has transpired during
the week that looks like any real estate deal
outside of the ordinary transfers, is the action
of the st. Paul and Minneapolis committees
looking TO the purchase of fair
grounds midway between the two cities. If
the project is carried out II will result in the
changing Of hands of good deal of real
estate. Although this plan has the sanction
of the whole city of st. Paul, the unanimous
support of the members OF the committees,
and also that of some Of the leading men In
Minneapolis, it is TO be regretted that very
strong opposition to the project is being de-
veIoped in Minneapolis. Two of it's leading
papers openly oppose it and speak in the
hitterest terms of the proposed union fair
grounds determined upon. They hardly stop
at this, but even go so far as to speak der
isively Of any union at all for this purpose.
II is not possible to determine just what
effect the opposition from this quarter may
have upon the effort TO establish a common
ground upon which the two cities can come
together and hold an exposition, and at the
same time furnish the state fair people a
place to exhibit the products of the state
The proposition is derided in a great variety
OF ways, and all manner of jibes are hurled
at it. No Legitimate considerations or rea-
sons are urged against the location. It is
impossible to urge any, for it is so desirable
In all respects. The opposition is, therefore.
compelled TO fall back upon that old and
time worn prejudice against ST. Paul.
1t is to be hoped that now a
piece of ground has been found that
can be had and that is satisfactory, that the
people of Minneapolis will not listen 10 the
discordant growlings Of these papers, but
take hold in good faith and aid in something
that viii not only be creditable In itself, but
useful and beneficial to the whole state.
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