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greeted with generous applause long he continued
10 burn.
OBITCARY.

Mayer Schultz, an old and respected merchant
OF this city. died suddenly at the Hotel
Brighton, Coney Island yesterday from paralysis
OF the heart. He born at Hirshad in Bavaria in
1871 and this country when twentythree years
old. His limited. and FOR number OF years
he served clerk About 1912 he opened business for
himself. founding the dry goods house Of
Mayer Schultz a Co. The business grew rapidly
until at the outbreak OF the War o.
the Rebellion. At the beginning Of the War
the firm had large amount of credits due from Southern
correspondents and these Mr. Schultz undertook 70 ar
range. After a successful trip South on hts way home
he stepped from the car az Washington. leaving IN his
seat vailse containing drafts acceptances
and money amounting 20 some s2oOOoO
While hts attention was attracted 20
sometime else the started separating Mr. schultz and
his treasure at OH" rate Of twenty mIc- nm hour I've tee
ph"d to the conductor for h~hnggate ana fn
lowed possible. SO jersey Cy he recovered
hs nerves w1s great thlt I'm Two davs hr Ioet
a power to help himself. and for six yenrs renamed n
thn' conditions then be- gradually vori 11t he never
.n entered into active business. Fe was o'
charitable disposition. taking active part IN ai Hebrew
charities nnd WIS one Of tue first Board oft bi-
reciors NJ she Hebrew orphan AsTum
nf tho Hofr Brighton md com tho beach f1r aersral q
Sous Hc leaves five Children two ans and three dh1eh
frr-. hs wife having died Tow rfDra ugn. I7 anrs are
OF the urn of ~' mutt brothers Baftu, ~ IrptdvHy
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BLAINE AND THE "soLID soCTAo
F-om me rnea H.rald -r.n-

-. me inca LfrIin .LeU..
II through the nomination of Mr. Blaine a
break can ue effected the porcsi "a, iarl,v M fI,
s0ulh political reform VIII have been In.il.-ir4-e J
which promises M It's benenclrnt cou.eo,,r,e. ~ ,
sne'tO" every "lAei outcome OBJ. tle ee,tsu Sectional.
Ism 10 ou- "Hucs j. Inevitable. so long a. .rev ST.
WAlch aiuclPated 10 VI sylpat il-d win d. - -,
t-e I'oe4i-oA Ieu1&lHs L8ru-s~ed fl fIr cb.rt . ms
POHIea- party when m tle North gave AID t1a ,.,ft
% Sie mo. -n'hi Iof me disruption Jf 1b4 I.for
60 Iv.- a. me SCUM l- solid, cltI-u OF fl. ~.1 an
I-Ie 10 ie to NE chief ulagIs,aer of be Nt NJ
b4lIf frcIOu "l ao of southern t,r.. yv,5 i'ft ,
Mloc Dott o southern states back .gte fH.f hi. , 20
Mutual confidence which Jhe present .of..f,r f ,i.
me-, I91S re'o IL Toua clarity tAc political amos,
AsAs' over tie iuure Of our country slr E.s,5 49,
,-.,N gan Oily De acc0mp IsArd hv 70 solid -.Itu rii
~ '.s -!oA Dy Ihe evidence thar ls government i,
" pass N-dc4 Tie control or sectional con suila,y
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with lOgwood 20 KHnharlt & Co.
Brig John swan, Powers Havana II days. with 20
HsvrmeyeTs q Elder: vessel 70 swan n son,
Brig LEWIS squire Overfon Trinidad y days. VIII sugar
t0 order. vessel TO EyanA Ball & Co.
sUNsET-wina 81 sandy nssk hgh' W. cloudy At
City Island. light ~. cloudy.
SAILED.
steamer Geranc wisco1sIn and Pecro for verpoo Per
Ian Monarch L0niOn. Ethiopia GiasgOw Archi 1ede hedi
tefranesn ports kafe. COpcnhageu bohemia Hamburg
Rho H. Bremen Eelgenanf, Antwerp; Newport Havana Al
pm BaracOa. Lamp4sas Galveston LOUISIANA and Morgan
Cy Newurieans cry savannah, Savannah san Jscint0,
Charleston od Dominion. Richmond GuyandOtte Newport
ne"s q Kn ghL Georgetown and Alerandra W bruno,
ship II Lincoln. Anior Java Reeolute Philadelphia
spain.
STEAMER MOVEMENTS.
FyREIGN FORTS.
QUFEvsreTN Inv lg-Arrved steamer CITY Rome fBrl,
Aunr from New York July Il hor 70 Liverpool aad
proceeded
DryptE July Arrived. steamer wnfrid RI sample.
from New YORK June
Brow HFAn, July fP-G 90 I'M Passed. steamer city of
chester VI tontron from July TO- her way
OassBstOwn aud Liverpool
HAVANA July lg-s4iled steamer British Empire fRrl
IaWcetL from Mexican ports hence FOR Nsu.York
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CLOSING ENEEcIsEs Of IRE cJNvESuoy ~ WIS

CLOSING ENEHcIsEs Of IRE cJNvESuoy N Wis
CONsIN.
MADISON July 19-l he weatheryestcrday was
Convention. and tnr great meeting terminated with the
same success W1.cI cLIlctertz. t4. opening several
days ago. Throughout ue week the weather has been
perfect Tor tlr convention AT the business meeting OF
The association Aa.d FMS morning. special committee
presented rrlor. aForn- the Introduction OF system
Of pLysct. training into the elementary ana secondary
schools. Iraid.l. Lriu..i ol Boston AMI Secretary
I4IbrI deei.cI lection, AID T. LOUIS Sheldon. ol
Missouri. and Vs. J.. sheldon. of Boston, We're elected
~ the meeting held u the forenoon. Mons ,uor CAPE
delivered an address. saving that Elgsl-speakns peo-
ple had Away. neglected % study tueir mother
toheu. and t-4t iu modern days France AMI Germany
A'1 iileo irt' ae 'rror. TIE speaker said that n be-
Were Q" decline truly educated man Dee would cay be was
one vino knows his own Ianyl,, best Pie asserted that
Ae highest and best -it give % the boy and girl
Dis Tie power u- reading H- took an active part iu tle
discussion ol elementary education. after paper- ihe
subject DAD been r-I Dg Professor o.. stanley Hal. ol
= l land. and Professor John ". Dickinson. OF Ml,,s-
-u-eii-' and said iLat iu America childhood bad been
destroyed IIr Insisted talt -le cud should ue given
Instruction Do object lessons, be Taught to hl. eyes,
nds and feet property. and asserted th~t
tie object of object lessons % Xxi. the c d Use Us
'ess lc desired tAr cultivation 90. tIe f4su.ues Of u-
a-1naron observation aad memory. insisting that n fh~
former were not cultivated TO childhood DO never could
Doe. The speaker wou.d not have the child Use book
until % was nine years co. and Thought chat problem
before educators De- hov % mpar maximum of good %
tLr class hy sacrificing ne two c.. ,Ae extremely hr-
alt ald the extremely stupid. L. tlosn Dee said; " Tie
education oi boy ready tsgiu- The day Dee leaves
school and II De Goes NOD know single one or
iAe -AOB.os, LII LIS been t-usAt 10 Gse
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10 sers Is yAprJr. PLACES.

To1rpo. July 1p-Tho ire houses ~ thc
ni.leye Brewing ,omaans on tbr Hs7u.e '.r.r below
tH.s nfv wore burned Ihn loss sG'o' " tT.pIp Ibe
ulaf Clara Thatcher wIs t.I 100 ilr dock aHI was
destroyed Iha loss 1000 inIfe men are tbnIEh POO
iHrr h'su burned 200 dfitH
Drt.rHtrus. Jos 90 m'rlsof the residences
lnd l tne business portion "f 'fdH 7pfnga. viii ihs
r..tufau OF ttp afrns And no, fIS, office barr brrp
dr-uttd rf nfr 90. lsrs estimated 1 f'W ~ 'nnNv
tn Ftuu Gup thIfny boo rullI. pHaoults well in7ufrd.
btrauu. july 30 a nfr a ny'f', hr"ata county.
d,suatrd a.OuouuO rrri Of iumDri belonging i""I'"
r,iu4u. Ihr nIl ind otnri piupfff vrfr fayfd. ihr
.ss De- IttHurA fbOuOp 4ud tlponu nsu aHra Ftopup
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out much effect her muscular opponent After TINS
hickory stick grasped by James Barton ana Mr:
LOvecrat and the girl putting her hand on tis Top oet
the yielding stick down and with the leverage thus Cd
tanned twisted round did the familiar chalr
tipping Of the Hurst girl. ending by moving char
III which sitting braced by two Others one az
each side OF him.
There remained not the All ghtest doubt In THE IRiB-
mind that the trick the same as tht
employed by the Hurst GIRL only neat m n, WORK
ing. Muscle knack ana knowledge " the direction OF
the forces all that needed IN turn OUT MY
Georgia Wonders" James Barton offered 10 supply
them az needed for uifIng remuneration. Already
another hiss been heard FROM this time Washington
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gHf DrDLLT BrcHfEfrsfD / MANN.
.m TELEGRAPH 10 rus rarrsE'

NEw-HAyEN, July l9.-Dudlcy Buck, the
composer writes from Brooklyn TO The Eeusler to-day
Eynr BIS FOR declining the degree OF doctor OF
music 'eed by Yale CoilT-e ID is not his opinion
that Yale could not confer such degree. Hc SAYS: 1iv
dsclBstluu based solely strong persona. dsrase
fOr ali Titles Of the KIND lu nay PROGRESSION. heartily al-
preeatc he cOmplm nt nut NOT possibly consent ru
hang round my neck the milestone which acc0muau lea.
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NANhtLn

rrtHtrf .7torrN ON Wsdpn'isy taiT - o. heihssis
iNufrh 9al4t spfufa Nv eco rar lf tpsnHh aaF'
'fuf a. fIff4fa nirh uf ifuT. B fu
Waiuirs 7i.HunHf Sew Hnlf'fi. Aaas
tff llHAs Npunuutsr fn rIffspuf4 Penn 900 fHiF
lf 81 fhe tranufr uf hr hrhna suits ~ ta ruFd
NiH'rut Joseph rrtn tisannsn ni t,n isia nsfta
fui IrIs fnariulu ~ Hur fuh fiiI 4uh San irlasH
Muuftnusa daughter ~ ina Late uaf John faAua 20
irhisiinh Frnu.
n 'iapii-i thapr Anrpnt D. J. hY tne ttrf ffHald
luttnii b d.. AID Nla ul4Af ltrF . "A tiark IL %
Eshp ~ Rhode iianf fha lotto Augusta daughter ~ 70
Mead lo-anli esI. o. whitney " affen ussl
Al Hofoef NJ marriage must be- uH.OrssE nth 6al
nam ~ aLLLtss
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SOCIAL GOSSIP.
GAY PEOPLE WIDELY SCATTERED.

fo en- r,,r each season
- ., r,, mt tbaro f.. n general disposition TO seek
49, ~ 80 .a aao,,.rs of social life in crowded
''no- - =. - to ,bo. NJ none Of the summer re-
''i'i' -, Zoo h,r focused so az 10 es-
cape the char re Of duuess There are however signs
f geperol awakening and when the leaders In social
pleasures come out "i theH n"l"H pau " - 49,,
Europe II is promised that there shau pe spun" "',
society's summer camps
The Ion. deferred arrival OF James Gordon Bennett M
-, %, .,e,o5 a., a., t,,so con siderable new lite into
NeWporl is eAPec''" '' i'''''' ,,,tt, ,.s NJ
te irn,coia owls ON the gate posts Of hts villa wound
'i, nm d., ,hio .-,sit,pq the coming of
/ SCI the loNh ""'A' bu' WIN -. ho. ,.. Icon.
the genius of polo ana yacbuuI N'"I''' ~ - b.,
/ ike the foolish virgins but has her lamp hl''' '
NOT bprpipe At lfs brightest The Casino ball. FOR
week bron .lt out au army Of youth and beauty da-
/ -. .i .- ,,,,. ,r,.,., ,.,so feast for tine eyes.
/ The hops Wc not fni tfoNN''' INI 'I I' i' '''
/ .,,,.. ,.i,,, ,.. ,fra Frederic Nti.nu. Mrs. j. g.
/ ra,srs. vr. g. 10 Morgan. Sir- Buchanan winthrop.
! ,t,. A. ii V.,,,o uia. Warren Nrs T. f. g. Mott.
/ Miss -t'f'h- Niss ''''ii ''' a'7 l.''"
itpo. v,t,.r took place ou Tbur-dlF uf Newport. boz
/ .- o.. I,......i. i... .. ,,.,,, .i,l r..,,.,
/ tion ai Nr ID"fDi'- uru1'n. VIVA "h hh' ''. '''
tho moe. res, of tna Newport rU8.aa 1hn bridesmaid
,.. ...,..i.. ,..t. fla. --,d.
Larry AUGUST Ia tp hiring Mo- wedding OF M'sa IIH
b. roueIaa. of Trinity Parish. 100 tI.a 'Hr MrA whit
ust snd 80 lif .."IdHd FlH Fh"'II 20. W,''l'l '''
1i,'.} ,t..it,d i.u.lt,t,f .r',i,i itrt,I,In
r ,',t 49, ,b ...t -bI.L ,iII ,,,H ai l,.ria.
.''t . d -+,i.n f.faia'n- II M. ai,.uiin 10
"''"i1 ,"',, 49, %. ,,.i..' A',,,.t i.If...
,ge % aa ,.' 'Ia' a ] .a . n'n be-
bti,- of nm, -,,f M Ind MI- d. W,uar. Ia'r
/ .|... lt 10 d r.
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John urrs.f fhr -i chief ~ thr Volunteer lIfo
Department. h,,tm. fiuous iu tlr fIors ol l-ra Dos
As gallant defence ol tUr olotrd orphan 81. llm.
llr Iirs 900 POM lnrunnd, IS J., ad l- EMPLOY col ns
chief uf o., i, brI-l.r Chat guards lr vlt'.u.0-,
vLAr.es lud buIdug- OF tLc Iur Railway u
Jersey CITY. 1ur venerable fireman went 10 the
democratic Convention u Chicago, and wore %
heavy gold badge. presented 10 AIm h} % hi" COM
pduy from San Francisco. that visited TINS CITY
while Nh Decker was chief When the eN-chl't
arrived a. Chicago. hr went ~ the hotel kept hy
Paddy Ryan, tar Uu-i.Ist. Tie remainder OF hls
story Mr. Decker tells u.s. follows:
VS. hardly asleep bon h0ul follow irving o
",k pain az I.Il D. ODD tles-y o-my room. AnrF
i.prcr, ana sro.k Whom De- wanted 20 come in. Iu
v.rr sw're DID tne morning NY u9lsrr.
NaIrt.rst ALI Hl Uv oIpfH0. V.rr gone aud
fur ransom over t.. door WIS open. IT.. t.i.rts
Bad scl lr Do...- with l-A--ool .t.. ID ru f-H
ruo--H .a "0y. .la IH Lu a. te .-.. 'lt h- t Dee
tween Phi. .- lI.f ..0uf lf,-H Arr -.'-t. De- t COME
.i... tH, "r. 4l. ..i zinc tI-F.- .n. IS al
thee. .Ie- u OH. n tl-- nu -u1ud tir c,u"I'e. nut
.A" money. c.aiH aut v'fh p" rr gone. ami nv = .a
.. I.at WAS IO.t..~. Joss a.. aI. v mt i1
10 .ca H.ItquHr'e-,. i t.ef we've more taU 300 men
u iu" wu-a- GOD report He.r .o--... hfd Co. borrow
money ....u -urr 800 tH -.t .Ur' --il. would
--e arr. uu, t4a fI. tlc metal do taa- badge or
. r..f .HfI
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AAMrIL NH.

TTTTTTT|ITT TT TIT
Hosr1y Juli lp-Samud llilLareIircd ship
master ~ 7uInp dlo in That city today af noon. afor
brief illness fr vls stricken Win paralysis 1F. even
ue and remained ln an unconscious condition nntii ho
fnd Ne has lived m 7aem f'r nRnY ynaf' aud s1il'd
200 ibr ruIuny OF ihn lpto ldvafd D. kmhnH, mailing
feratra foo hr west rnaaf 0f Africa sui fhr Hl '"fai
lis hs.lu hI4 srafafus in ln r4fit youth r'iHs toh
mate tH commander 40 innasrl init1un. and Waa .
liten uwhrt cot fra raatn Doe siisu. iis VAS SAP bfn
IlI
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: : :
ARRIVED
steamer civ ~ Perrin Lr LrnIs Liverpool July ~ and
Queenstown v..l ulG-e and pa-srge- iAiu'a NJ CO.
-It.r.-I 'HIuf.I.. Nllrra l- Gays. Win
Dbl. 81 o order. trss- tH tu4ru. ity~ q 90
BAL Nl,tor of Nassau AsuJJ. 4lnlitan io as'~ Win
u..t TOD a. Wiri
BARK Morning or Turks Island Lombard Gnantlna
days With ruEa4 te uo itysra Co. vessel -u IS
deli
Ars Wln ILipps ,Hayj BT-ntOerg. Aux OAyes 10 d-ys
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IhoN Jolly 49, The Res. Air, MrChr-ury. a
Methodist minister or iIiYrs i ,ud DOH. family ifr -aid
p" have hrrn recently di.uf+ ou tur yrrHr OF -ttiFa
uou. The parish o. POOR enc and literally
ln Ihr h"aT"'d-. Tie minister. h.- wife ait 100 eL
'''h fhru uul Hu existence Jon week M INDIAN meal
Cruel 1r MDthe-urf also preached 100 ruuIu A.l-ier
ua Tie presiding elder or tIc district interested him
Sri. warmly 90 the matter soon las attention
e. I'd I'd line I.,.f.
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SAN TEAN0sco, July l3.-At Irgcly-at-
tended sale OF foruIa D.ooded stock n sacramento
rvv..r ,d rv norfolk broG-nt -3 zoo Fourteen auI-
mails. .,.r. .I... lr.u-ln- a tuta. VI rlH-JU.
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80 - ~ clpLr0L - GEnEGLl-

ATLANTA, July 19.-Ihe Capitol Commission
have rejected AL bids for the erection OF new capitol
building and Will advertise IOr Mo.e 10 De opened Oh
kelltulurI -
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.BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBrNEl

NORWICH, Conn.,, Juy 15.-William A.
Slater the Of Jshu f. Slater. has given Gnc brick
buiidn- 20 1e two years constructing the Norwich
free academy. 10 viii Doe known the slater Memorial
Han aHC ".I have halls, art I0uLe ana rooms Tor abe
ind for Libraries Sir. Slater Is worth a. OOO.-
OUO the building vii cost 100000.
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rfHsss orridr taIf rO- During lhe rlsaf
aud fdf weather yrsfsdAr thr changes Do tna pafomr
tsi Wrfr slight 'lraf, euIdY aud fif WsAihsf PFC
yA rd and U5 uf 800 lulh uf flIn fr 1hr fsapsfiafs
tau god brfHrru &C. I'D -3. tAa average D.i1
beinp 4i-. higher thAu Oh -u'tilHA..
rr.I ur ftr RrAlAsi may Lo expected to-day
lA tls CilJ aud vicinity
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The attendance at Crrcdmoor yesterday was
larger than ou ANY other day OBJ. Tile season. The third
oi tls -ruc, OF QuuIhciuon and Muksman.s class
matcAc, Was shot under thc direction OF william j.
No.c of .Ae Natoual Ellr Association.
Tile strong Win. prevented n-h scores. In the Qu2Ih
cation Match tl. F. 0wIu- were The winners, Tie prizes
beng sixty be-, cent of Tie entrance money, divided
IL Z ~ aIAun- Inc I've ". Acal LunlIl L,-Is.
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SIXTEEN INCHES Of flame for cooking pur.
poses 10 expense Of only cents hour smoke
no smeil-anl perfect safety assured. Mr. De'f % IS
fnitont these some ~ The special adv
70 boz hai by those who his improved Tubular On
Stoves such he keeps in operation dab 30 hs
unnsnknnprr. .hlnLl nKlniun ihnm. :.
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) era. N5u:es.



TtVprL. BARRYMORE q rrTrrNGs
Hlp.gTfE- f'D CUTTER lF DIAMDrDs
NUFA.TUEEaS OF DIAMOND JGHlLRY
5- AA--Al--I. a>U 80 lAID. N-IANE. NLt.IORK.
go AuaIcRsst. Lo440u
;i1uic- iIrtr Prc.er,c-. Sc.
Families s1....i s... pr. s..s.4 J..les Buli1l All
tauut4 4Ia.., i.--l-s &c.. plr uplu
E.A-~
Ans NlIrnt.I
pTEFI. ILf PURE
Circulars co1- ming Yr l1f references srrt 1n iorb
-ARAU H.fLHArH
5'. hr4raR--f. hnf4.Tn. N g.
Post once Noure
Letters f.r Europe need rpf sp-aV directed Ir ~
patch Hr Steamer is" ID
lveig al lstrIiIIYl ~ M ..tlttu4Ht. tsrFt Ist
b
oreirn r4ls isr -s week eldis jn7 D. will oo-e 20 ths
~ IS ~. I.stT D. m for r.urIUo emo nus,au por
d. 4. .f.I wa sea- leans Hf D. n fHI n .rfuflI
1nf Owl" es.YH. n"r f ff i1II4 VIA Tow ....aua
8sisfHr ir. tud Japan r.rt FL ''f % F.fIuf 90 saa
lfsn.s.o. close beng ilv -' e. p m. o. of
II o. n .t fN ''' -" f.i Nff t1T
..f 70 . r .pf ur tfnra FnH fsfk Bf e T.
Brt4l nr with British mails fsf AnFtfa.It.
.r.. srlrtaesf rt,i1r 1fss irrssgsss.
fAa pr- .uHufJHf Iitr 1tHtfriHti s7f ff fftIst %
-an ritp.I-.t f4Is r9H 100 ItF tHy fiHa -
Trpur'4s me isr . 4tHf 7 set n4rs 80 asIf.isi
's'''' ''' ''''' Hrrf % trtp4uv ssH. .ist
slum.s NfT tsfs A. t. tGv D. l.ft
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- aoLLLENNl Alo0ALTN MnLrEynElIA

NM N0ITTETT'| TTVVNII' I|TLTENUT'TN
The Brooklyn "luIcpoudcu,- have failed to
stand lid 40 Dee counted before tc conference 20 bee held
iU this city ou Tuesday Their organ says Do vas over
-i.Hf o line Dart 1f tue LrUoGlvu contingent thai
trsflup was allied select representatives. tI attend
fa. conference Bur probably Horace J.. DENNIS, Ethan
Ion DOW and L.chaId H. Towker VIII be- able bv rep
r4.rrts1 fbrr-,yr- tO represent eel Ia free Trade Re
puHlc- eff u BIuoEln ailcr IrAalus nj j. a-es i-l
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THE REAL SEcREr or TIE BOLT
rur TALK AGAINST BLAINE A MERE BLIND.

MR. CURTIS IrT TT orr BEFORE THE cow il"N'
feorge valiqn curtis 10 T. g. h1'rmuer in Map 'a@,
Yours of the Sth instant received. me lnl34,y
pcudcnts of Newlork mold the pfldc q" VI l r,Iii he
man NOR. obnoxious 10 them than pr biall, n
nominate for the Presidency; tni tht f,,,ia
Tor i- s the strong i'oWins p, i and whoever w.
do elect iul.t favor revenue reform. NI.ut i,,.rt
Arthur nor Logan can carry NeN-i9fN i0u1 ri,s
T6J A. Kitzmlucr esq Geff -lurs. Penn
PRESIDENT FIIor 90 HARVARD. LETS IT QUE
e.,tet r8rs in.r,re atog' Senator H9ars ref'r'n'" ~
s,,,or tto,r ls my pir.,nu fr.pd md ls following
hui hs prntc.tnni9t roHtl tons H slPF"i ,,I,..r,
suat,t uuu Il 1n odsf-ln rIof.rtiou-t nnd mos, ''
t.n foHue Harvard graduates ar Fiet it"'i'' ""
dome with protr' tom
ctuu4r ntvrv PUTNAM trrs ~ orr
gtoa 1tHsrm rte rebure pom 'f 'f'"''t " '. 81"
Mr Grmae li'vcn inin'm hppels aai'' ~ NJ,
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scitorf,l aui rlAnrs letter would appear again i ''
day. paper "''n''' 'oH"'''' W. MONS NJ EmIn
III we had the room, old friend you should have
your wav to-day. At any rate never fear O"I
reade,s VIII have plenty Of chances TO see iN"l
letter Il IS going 10 be read bg more millions oil
Americans than have ever read any pubHc doc"-
meut issued since the foundation or the GOVERN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-20

Wnchcsfcr's ypophosphitos ia a maichloss
Ucmcly i1r consumption n aI Stages of The dscase.
Tnr coughs and chronic Diseases of me Throat Fuacia
ton General Debility. etc. o. t4a Specific BE- anl
ger WIN he-t-f- Sold by Drl sgisis 40 ani ~ PEI
bottle. Winchester TO-. Chemists. No. a. ueF-st, y. v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-20

,nd dheie Is something hearty about q rood
e., camp meeting. Methodist. al least r-vsr
$1,000 --@- VIII LIANT DE4gs.- N-~ &C. eAus P4ca,lIue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-20

pstrm Osenesth Net i.aanrfs n1niiss Mass
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10 lI
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Campaign 'labs snd sandy Dealers
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taient ~ppnra 4'f
dealer samples leo. Address
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Pohucai banners Traus9arrncics, &c.
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LODI aud examine before Iaslus Aei' t0Il.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-20

iundhars's rrfipmr r1rnia
7 1nHhufss Perfume Hsft beef Vls' uffa
luHduHfsa rsffi1o tInIpa FiplHi
lHnHHuf-.4 IrtfHWr. iIT uf tlH FtlHE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-20
EEeNNMa 1 W 4olNs- oMClo0 -

Branch 80. of the Eastern Butchers Protec-
tive Association, OF Hobokeu, y. j., a~s begun
. vigorous VAR against Chicago dressed
beef IL has been resolved to employ a
chemist .o aualvze fhe BRET and rrtau any delete
ro. chemicals used o. preserve fI' beef Butchers
graaGo NOT sell chicago beef SILL n. rnluilrc 90 have
cards Ia con. .Icgogs places announcing tnat t-ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-20

Havana July lg-s2lsi steamer British Empire En-
Fawcett from Mexican ports hence FOR Nsu.York.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-09-18

Public Opinion.

The time has come when teachers
must cease re echoing the cry of An
thonv, LEND me your ears. -. w.
Bailey, Missouri.
Let us not train parents to feel
that all religion, all trades, all NOR
atty, all intellectual training, must
be in the schools.-Normal Expo
nent.
Methods are the tools OF the teach
er, aud she is expected to use them,
judiciously, as the nature Of the case
may demand w. N. Hailmann.
The first mistake in the education
of girls, and the one fraught with
the saddest results, is made when
they are allowed to leave childhood
TOO soon. Popular Science.
/ could wish that we could
learn to ride, handle pike, touch a
lutte. or sing. without the trouble OF
practice, as these 1.-THE teachers oil
the day. attempt to make us judge
and speak we, without exercising us
in judging and speaking. = Mon
taigne.