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OBTTCARY.
DANIEL n. HOPKNsON.

Daniel H. Hopkin-on died at his home in
Cntou-st Brooklyn. Friday from uo,arial fever In
the for fourth Of his age. le was born ~ England
being YOUNGER son o. wealthy and influential family
Determined 10 seek mis- own forunes IN hfc he 10
O. COUNTRY about the time al The breaking Out OF thc
civil war ava On the naval service ~ pay mast r s
clerk April I~Gt. Although not IN tne line oi active
duty Dec a.way- volunteered Tor any dangerous service
and various occasions accompanied boat exptd uons
IN cutting out bio. Sadc runners lie thu paIIc alcd ia
Asr dec war be- returned 10 New YORK ana became CON
necied VITA tbc publication ~ Vtiou" heNapSl" =.
J0rricE C,repi4r which aterward alsOihed rtytiiI
other publications and became lhe '"l
Ing Journal pubished IN this country IN
The Interests Of any specia lhiu''Il %
lie discussed the science OF hOrOogy, ana pubseu van
able technical articles matchmaking ana TIE various
aTia employed hy jewellers. lie Was man o. doheS,
hsbts and was devoted 90 his wife and dangnlcr WHO
survive bin. Ike various societies connected win me
ys~s1 trade held meetings yesterday ana TOOK ACTION
Regarding Bis deSth
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NASBY on POLITICS

TuE ~AuEIsr OUT OF UsINEss-wEsrrEN DEMO-
Gratis DENoEALlrD.
j. L. Locke petroleum Y. NaSby), the po-
u.i.a $40 rst Of The T0ic19 Blud talked with IBrNr
reporter t.e other day. He su1;
The humotist has no place boz American politics; the
sat-t BIAS lne But the Influence 0 che political -dtr-t
+ fet e,. each year ana ho no loagr - the place he
once h. The reason thlf there IS nothing 2suri IN
polite, today Thirty years ago when slavery 1our shed
ami tuc Na.iol was proclmns and preaching liberty
and for.eu the practice Of IT, there was real and
fuc onp'rrlc ~ the pen OF political Srrist but mat
DAY has passed away. Politics IS matter oi business
now anI amy serious business methods Jle'e j. hlle
for Ga, sat-t to attack -arst- are forced t. the eN
peleut of making issues puck assumes that Ger
tain Things in Mr. Baacs record true and proceeds
70 wora from taat false standpoint"
"How are politics I'm Ohoi"
40 all one way Clevean0's nomination was great
dls,pnn.utme to the Democrats 10.n ln ONO and 10
Indiana Nby ia Toledo. which ha5 been giving
IcmcC,ftc mdorues TOT several years. ana
iu Lucas County, which ls also pcmo-
cratic there not gun fired Tor Cleveland
Toledo w.- like "a graveyard WItu tlc news reached
there Ohio , give he Republicans % 900 starter,
IL october. ami follow % w viii HOV'o majority Tor
Blaine ami Logan ia November The business, men VINO
fear the influence en- trade which change o party nigh
cause: the and Tile luErW because Glove
ticket been reversed there might have been some eu-
thusiasm. tad among the people Of the west hearty
friendship for Blaine. Indifference Toy Cleveland pre-
dict big majority ln ONO Dtc~l-r iAt democrats nave
failed keep cr promise, 'o 'l" hqlortcdirr~ I'D re-
gard o. The rep.. OF the scott Law because of Tie re-
fusa Con 20 store tNc wool tlr and beCau-
ONO d. e Republican state in pre-ieu 3l election In
Indiana thr democrats have nominated man for GOV
eruor who is charged with completely m several eg-la-
lcaus wi nav, much wora % carry the State TINS
year than they bad ~ so.
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An ARlsrocR,rrc pocroe IN PAxIs.

The Hon Dr. Alan Herbert belongs. BY his medical
competency 10 the upprrmo,t stratum OF English and
French phy scaus. His education was n>de
here lie IL tle intermediate brotaer between Lord ta-
uAvsu and the Han Aub-ruu Herbert but more strongly
resembles The late toune-s Of Carn4vOn. their motnei
than o. her other children. Shr brought MIN up III
the ideas ~ Ns EtgcWorih the subjects of Patronage
ana a-f0cratic priv The seed fell on good ground
when Df. Alan - Paris wax the hospitals. hs
relative. thought he would get tired or
osiu- So. ana return tn Eugland % ask them 10
procure Tor him a suug berth IN Government depart
I,ent lie not only has stuck career when ne
chose any degree made ice or m, nam" 20
rise above other Englishmrn Of he profession III;
.u Herbert has s1ft-st and the snarpest lahel
eve that / have seen ia mans head IL j. ven
keen aud very kndly Hts ir1dng qualities are oo'erIa
tom rsod sense pruir s-ioual pr1bty and mUiesty MS
teeth are 10 peas IN we'll gro III pod ana "hlte
aud transparent
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NATTONAL CAPIrAL TOPICS.
A SCHEME FOR IMPORTING CHEAP LADo

A SCHEME FOR IMPORTING CHEAP LABOR.
HOW A wAsHINGroS REA-EsrATE AGENT PRO
POSES TO sUPrLY FOREIGN LABOR AT LOW
RATES.
WAsHSGToN, July 26.-Ths Star To might
says The bill prevent the importation Of foreign la
hor 70 this country unlor contract. which passed the
House during the past session, failed to con-
,dpratou u the senate. There exists c0nss-
quently nothing 20 prevent the continuance of
such importation. and firm in this city
has prepared o embark Ia the business with view ~
suppau.,ng American labor with workmen from Europe.
work under contract at low wages W. H. Main. real
estate agent h at the head Of the and his agents
are 10 Europe arranging for the shipment
of Ialorers TO this country. The manager,
viii issue circulars 10 contractors all over the
couurv Offering to give them superior cass Of labor
AL oy races OF wages They VIII not, Mr.. Main say $,
cOufue Themselves 10 common lADOferr pHt VIII kel
,fl .sd wurllu-u WHO VIII be- wiling t. Work ior To"
WAGES % gel toothold In this country. Mr.. Mans
chief associate tI- enterprise II san 20 ne Hrnih
named Knott former r itincrant preacher. tie ha'
row gone Do Europe where h- will preach 90 hr Aoorrrs
OF advantages 10 10 ueIlNtl l'iH
coutur 10 this country 10 skilled labor they will Offer
special Inducements. promising them permanent employ
mrut at WAGES much better than they can get 10 lh'r
native lie also that hundreds OF farmers hcrr
want sell FOR want Of help Nj Main So
he can afford 10 pay SAILED European laDorers much
higher than they got al hOmr ana Sill put thcm
10 work Than rgu.dr American wages IN con
uectIOn with This they propose 10 run cUiuulZAupn
concern 10 crns f0r~ uers chiefly Germans, who
have small capital to take up western timber laa Is Mr
Main saws they nave much lOD,DOD arrss ~
single region which viii be applicable Tor this purpose.
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MUSIC IN THE EISr RIVER PARK.

For the FIRST time since it became p1b'ic
park there was music yesterday in East River Pork at
slia foot ol Lightly siXth-st Between 5000 and 1000
persons were present. children being n tine major.
The Gp REGIMENT Band led hy Professor Eavue played
rom io D. m ON the y"rlndlh OF the old Ioudon resi-
acnce the grounds about (which constli to the park
Captain Thomas Boattio ANA twenty park policemen
we're 0n duty bat they had little to lp te crowd was
Jrlerly Young CLERKS aud their t- od CLERKS
AMI their fam lies and mechanics with afternoon 0h
formed bulk OF tine Attendance Eighty av itie girls
81 thp l. Deborah Nur und cIiIifeu- f1te tory
90 ,HlI-. u' Miss H. .Einsiadtpt Eufrrness. and Mrs
fHf iI-Iu. fnHfrun wrtp foe fhr tNfNn- lHrF inu
uIIsa. tInmIus spent nu nnni ful uu tlp .ruuud4
eud expressed huaplI vol pI'F4fd ITO" concerts VII
b. cont Iuu.il tyrr1 SATURDAY, uffiI -pufnunrr
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NJ. MnnnlL. cnNNnN 49,.

Whatever may De said ~ Moody there cIH De- no DOUBT
that hc prod iols amount o. .hrcwinc- aud COM
.eu-e. and the possession OF these qualities h'- =
great deal 10 do with his success The entire Bvnch pi
Bishops. thr WESLEYAN forfcr@ure and the Baptist AL I
CONGREGATIONAL Unions all puf tocefh her 10 not seem To
have as much practical vision o. THIS uIrttsrrd Au'i-
can Til characteristic came Oui very clearly I'D MS ~
tprvcw with the representa- I'VE of Ihe FdN MAI Dt-ff'
Tho Eurewd evangelist kurw to whom hr was thhlh~'
amt this 900 some measure Tor the nitt' ~ =
way IN which Dee 4p.ae ~ the English prolle
" London u the most religious ely ~ tAs
world" wealthy people are prodlNc- or -'-.
sacrifice. Christian nnio growing among cur chhfcn"S
the caste split u Icing broken down iu orr social cr,'
the Temperance movement n ais 5nclug. etc, etc Al u
VIII doubles bee gratifying to national pride bul
We must remember that % - Yankee VINO speaks Hau
who hur seen the sunny side Of thug ANA wa ha- -o
sfntla. reason 90 De- grateful ono Woud IKE u"
know AoN the heir 10 great fortune who held the ca
mans horse while cabpy went In 70 hear Moody anu inc
t,d -os who uursed the D4Jlrs Vi poor women, treat
their own servants At home.
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NOTES ON PEo PIE AND THINGS


4 GERMAN AMBASSADOR on ENGLISH LIVING.
As English arstocrat- are tn the mind Of Count Mnsi or
the real true ar-tocrats. ne thinks way OF living
practical illustration Of the rest civilization In one OF
his novels Lord Beaconsheld says that the only cYlHa
ton which exist he found IN England France ahd
on part OF the Rhine Minister distinctly sta tss
that uglishmeu century ahead OF all othtI IA
lions question which concerns the arr OF Nv
ing Il j. scarcely necessary add that he prefers h-
li-n cookery every other Besides can be very
good and patriotic German without adInring Ieutonc
dishes. Bur Count Munster has special claim 70 ne
heard topic since ne translated and preiac-d
book about cookery. author of which his ate
WIFE, the daughter Of the Ear OF Rossyn. In the preface
demns German coosins a. injurious 10 health hut re-
r.rlinr German nsh-lishes he coue.ses openly " Al
served which in England no bcggar, however hungry
ffa
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Al The marriage ast week at st. -ayiour' St George
Square o. son Of the vicar the Row John walker WIN
d,ugter OF strnor rliti special feature was tlat
lie fr,n Of tho brides dress had been designed by the
bridegroom and worked by the bride while rue ar ess''
of thc bridesmaids were sprlnktd Win lci'
white and green flowers, cnbems or ltaly.
The chief matrimonial function. however was Yesterd
tlOniavl when tina Hon. Robert LyttetOn was naffeh
% the cld-s daughter Of Nr. -al tey AT u MaI- -
Westminster. Among tho company were thp Prim' MIL
i.ter who gave The bride emerald bracelet rice OF
IvttieiOn- Lord and LldF Edward tdveudish, @ freu
erc lei ghtpn Sir JuIus and Lady BENEDICT SIR W. g. A
and Lady Niacflrreu Mr. AMI Mrs. BIrn.y, NJ ana MIS-
Burnlnd. SIR u1i Mr.. Iu'c ara many Others. BIT
sartIey's tighter has mad ne brrf reer M ne coz
cert ropn "a her mother had when she WAS Miss Ter
trrdr Kembln n COOL wishes were az grains oi ice.
Mise san ley night nave had sackus throhh aIter hei
ttr
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-reat novels Mr. Hawthorne rightly remarks that the
ssrv atmosphere is what the American romancer needs
the sta from actual things the border land In which
the imagipation works creatively The novelist also
needs H. II is strike against the sharp corners
81 our constant realism. Hawthorne got this magma
tive background in Salem. hut he got II more surely IN
Italv where the Imagination seems to have natuItu
nro0sng place Anything decidedly great in American
Action ANYTHING match the power of me Schrlet
IRte " is not 10 be expected until We nave suinolSs
hSsrica perspective for the Imagination work in ana
certain preparation in general culture that gls.
suhstance to creative power and sanctions The anuacly
nj gepius.- Boston Herald
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E--n ~, L-lon-h.r-.. rnh -L1nl =

TIL GUAND DIhE- DIVORCE.
The divorce OF the Grand Duse of lie &C. has ie I'D
rushed ur1u ID Jue Court ot Dlrmstdt by sort 81 en- ~
Ft one day % was not even decided which Judge vas
% hear the case; the next ell difficulties were over "m
and the marriage VS. auuul d after technical .'' 10
SION OF bali zen hour The tact was thai the rAuu Duh
vowed tua he would not return o. DIrstsi rom ol' =
uuiil the matter va- nud J,td VI. and iur proceed
m.- we're also hI-irucd because some cohiuHt.o. =
members %. thr LandfaZ were prcpauur 10 miriio-'g
the Minister ON the subject wIch would have ed I'D
rnos undesirable discussion The Countess Won h"m"A
r. STAYING lt Dresden. iu addition 10 tie prcuuN f4
vantage which -hr mas gained h~ her marriage win il
Grand Duke or les~c she hi, become the pos'e'-" '
SOME splendid aud valuable Jewels which were presenter
d, las x
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A PREVENTATIVE FOR AsIATIc CHOLERA OR
CHOLERINE.

A PREVENTATIVE FOR AsIATIC CHOLERA OK
CHOLERINE
The following letter appeared in me LONDON
Times OF saturday August L. Isoo uu!!As Tue 's' Cpl
denic OF A.iato Caoiera IN Europe:
10 The Edibor Of The INNS
SIR: We observe your paper OF today long extract
from The Lancef on the subject Oi suitable Di nix in
Cholera seasons and tni 10 duty We owe % the public
IN mimi out oNG the excellence OF which vouch
,r,p oIr own experience We have used IL largely among
our employees ~ Mlwal and Cubltttown with the most
beneficial effect and works IN the very centre
of The district where cholera has been prevalent We
ara satisfied OF It's real merit We refer to the Angostura
Btcrs imported rom Venezuela which have long been
kuowu and extensively used preventive for darrh1s
IN the West ndies and South America. where this disease
periodically prevails From the small quantity required
Il is very cheap, arsoa de, aad effective remedy Tor
fearful aud dang disorder We sir your oOedlent
.eryanfs JAW. DUDGEoN.
Iron Slipyad. CDbiR4oer, Poplar E. London
Aug. Is -
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NETWORK

tents were burned. The loss is S35 900; insurance
10000. DR. William Goodrich In the adjoining building
lost medicines and library worth $1,000 The loss on
the building Is =, 900; Insurance $500
TAcoNAw. T.Juy 25.-Fire here destroyed two blocks
comprising thirtv-tvo business buidisss The loss Il
10000, the insurance $4,000.
MILLERsTowN, Penn. July GA fire this morning in
the Schroeder House caused by the explosion OF lamp
DESTROYED the entir block including tae hotel The Her
0I office Odd Fellows Hall and rtsres belong ng %
Mr. Frederick. The loss Is $4,000 with partial insur
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ORITIrARY NOTES.

BUFFALO July 26-Noyes DsrrOv. one OF the Oldest
and wealthics residents Of Buffalo. died to-day. age
eighty four years Among his surviving relatives are
Mrs Philo Allen, Of Chicago, and Charles b. Darrow.
who also lives n the Vest M barrow had the honor Of
being the driver OF the carriage occupied BY Lafayette
when he visited Buffalo.
fLORENcR July 26.-Signor Parrini. Editor Of the
Ga,etta lula ia dead His death the result Of
wound received In duel
hEwBURG. July 26.-Samnel ]. Bass, age sixty. died
hsEe on Thursday Mr. Bass a cOlOred man who
sept barber shop ut No. 20 COlden-s for thirty five
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-27
LONG WILL CONTEST ENDED.

KINGSTON, July 2G.-Thc viii of Harriet 4.
Hopper. or the or Marbietown. Ulster County,
was I'm. y admitted TO probate by surrogate Parker here
Thursday. The Instrument has been -touty contested
by certain OF the heirs since January l~-3 Tho property
involved amounts o. about 81 lD'J over rlho"o Was
devised by tur VIII Col ucicc with whom she had long
resided The vii was drawn for her while on visit 10
Br1oAfyu by lawyer of that city. The "O7testaris
% eyed un-0uu1 niut David Van Wort. OF brooklyn is
Tire executor Horace Graves. Of BrO0Ayn, appeared for
contestants
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rBY TELEGRAPH I'd TIE TRiBCNf.I
Norwich. Conn. July 26.-A few days ago
Miss Lulu west beautiful girl of seventeen WIN u"IA
hair and black eyes the only child OF True West the man
aycr OF tine Norwich Street Railroad Company, le.t the
city ostensby for visit to some friends Boston. her
father gave her $500 To hecon4teruauon o her lenu9
tho next thing they heard her was mat she 'd "Po'u
and wa married Providence 20 George boy u ".'
butcher apprentice here Beyutsu IS the son ~ t'
Rev George ID BDyuton, OF the Mttnol-J 'lItu' iIe
was known to have acquainted with tne Jo"ua @"J
Ill d LlNIr lLLu.
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GENERAL. SWAIN SUSPENDED.

WASHINGTON, July 2G-Judge Advocate
General swain has suspended from duty pending
trial b court marital and Assistant Judge Adyoc4i-
eral Tieber has been directed 10 take charge oi Ms
once General .waims movements are restricted 10 me
If 80 me District Of columbia Il 81. known thdi chaigc
sIaips1 MIN are based principally on Dis " isacllohs
,sifh The banking trm Of Batcman a Co., ana ME con
49, viii fbe application OF Colonel Morrow p1v
accounts IL Is said 80 the War Department uIi they
confain no reference whatever 10 General S"aims AiH
a,reIneut OF the Garfield Monument ihhd-
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JOSEPH KRANDON.

Joseph Brandon yesterday dropped dead
ron heart disease white walking on the piazza OF the
West End H0tel at Long Branch. He was formerly
member Of tue stock Exchange, Of which he became d
member I'm $50 Tie born Ia 1903 ana came 10 Ihs
country when boy. lie retired from active business IA
IsOo although he retained his seat Ia the Stock TX
change TIL within few years He leaves wife ana
Two children. Edward Brandon, stock broker at NO Sd
broadway. and daughter, the vile or joshua Hen
Qrirks
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LIEUTENANT sCHWATKA RESIGNS.

WAsHINGroy, July 26.--Lieutenant Fred
er schwatka ID Cavalry, OF Arctic fame has resigned
or, the army and his resignation has been accepted. 70
take effect January 81 Is-j lie has been granted leave
~ abeace until that date, with permission to go abrp
I'm hi, letter gnation he makes 40 mention OF tc
reasons for his action. II Is generally uHdrfstpOh tt
he intends entering upon some special July uAueI luz
LII LlLNL
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years Previous to that time he worked in New-York
said Of him that for fifteen Ortweny years he ala not
go north OF First-st street only few hundred feet
north OF his place business He died suddenly OF apo
peXy having been stricken while al his shop He never
attended public gatherings Of any kind but always took
lively interest In public affairs.
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TROUBLE ~ TIE BUFFALO POLICE De
VAVTNfENT
TRY rrrranup ro rss rnlnrvrf

Try rrrr4uNH rp rFt rRlHTNFl
BUFFALO. July 2G.-Thcre is trouble I'm the
local Police department ON tuesday Ibouls Curtin.
superintendent ~ Police vas I.irI % tender hi1 resg
nlton o tlko effect July b. Mr. CURTIN has bean in 0f
flee only fow months and has proved 70 ho 1n 'Hi"nf
officer Tho Police Commissioners 1r' MAYOR to'v.Ir
E. ~ Crasy lpl 1rirhle Newell rrssf is Republican.
iho others aro Democrats I,twcon ,ris4y and N'veI
There has been considerable tad blood" o tr Zoo 1o
mIdHln of Aprl lsf Mr. Novru o1rteI resolution boo
rr police Uplrd aaauE superintendent curtin to resign
Eo,Npu wls tlt,n lt tu1t umo rrofI1r and triaa hr
nrp4rtsr ath.u.r 100 fhc bond OF tho IrN'o b'pHn
u,uf Tha announcement fhat iHry td finally changed
mont cpusrr much -rrpu.r tli morning thrro v1fa
lively -ru-,iIou HI ruirf headquarters rrutrd Toy tl'
arrest OF Commissioner SOVIET Whom lr
reached ha office shortly uusr 90 "cIoch
ho was served with warrant sworn
out by ooo Charles j. Thomas, lawyer under
-rruon lo of ihe rrnul 'odr which rs ~ oIovs " A
person 8la NIrUY mfWies u.u.r.t iu.o public ollrt
FOB which Joe Ii- nul u.rn dUY rNt'ri ur upNutIfl. W
who, having hUrI 'n rErruNt" "r "dhih-llt ""''i
llr llSl io d' ATS tri''l De- -HIf 'i pun 'l. '''
Mr. Newell, who We. greatly surprised, WIS cIIu'''u
10. tur. Justice huE uy whom tur charge Wf r'u over
lease 'Ir Newell ms uttn', d" appear '
O'Clock On Monday morning. when ue could wave rfirI-
milton ANA give Dali Dn " do me eAdMhtIluu' iH 4c
chose Thp proceeding over 'n few MON Ms tnI
Nh. Newell started out cou-ut his attorney. Inc
charge q, based tine allegation mat Mr. N'wrll j.
slitc or ireland hence chat uc disqualified from
holding public 0Ilrp por-uu sad to he touNtisthI
with the facts states that 1r Newell WIS Drought I'D lL'
taken first to Nrw-tork and 4ner"'td io -ttiioL' t
Ere ,ouuIi.s Mr. Newell sr 10 Is SAID. never took out
naturalization ptpcr4i nrlh"r dt hi. son; AT hi-l,
they did, those who have searched iu 90" three r'u
can lind record Ot IN. Il d. limited about town iht
superintendent CUtn has taken this method "i tjlh-
even" with his prosecutor. interesting developments
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PRINCE LrnrnLD's WILL.

The Duke Of Alblnys will was drawn out a few days
before his marriage and he signed IL at windsor directly
after the ceremony. before he LEFT the Castle for clare
mont r. was q very critical stale OF health al lha
;ima. and he would not allow hour 10 pass Wlnp10
seftng his affairs l. the buKe hai lived NJ wou1 NJ
douD nave altered his will ami LEFT his savings 10 hs
child. life interest for the Duchess VINO no"
takes everything without condition or reserve Nc IN
nuitv OF $4,000 "a year whch has been granted 10 the
Duchess is WidOWuoOd.
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Religious Notices.

Church OF the iIoly Triny. MAd'oa..vo. and t2d 1t
open all summer services 40 j Aud tiir Rec
tor Rev. ~ r WATKINS, - y, wiI OF, ate Strangers
cordially invited
Disciples of christ West 56t.st between SD AMI m.
Preaching Sunday m0rang evening j We Pasto
tue Rev Il. b. i.1M Church open al summer
Five Points House of Industry, IS Worlsst. Wm y
Barnard superintendent Service on SonE snths ~ tls
children. sunday AZ $50 OccA fupic hNiteo b"a<
tons clothing aud Shoes solicited
Grace church aud lOth iseryices dlsconn'
account uf repairs runtlY
Wees AZ craze Chapel thst ho'we 81 aud ith at
II . NJ and .. n thrOughou, the sunhiar
Mrs, Anna j. Johnson breaches at p. subject Ie-
hold Make All Things New Rev KNi. >. Faith Healing
2Oo West 55thst AL invited. especially the SICK
and self 1ghtoOuA
~ Georges Chnreh.-An soats ireo-Rey. ". > RAINS,
FORD. Rector Holy Communion Al Regular services AZ
II. Evangeiistic service NJ
II. John Evangelist t222 Vest llth-st AorninS sub.
The Creation NJ PesJlence Ia Nss-Nork" kyenins
service 7i5. open all summer. Seats fcee
Thomas Church, SHAVE. and 55dstMorning prayer
Anal sermon al 1880 o'clock Evening prayer at 0clock
~ Anns Church l2th-st 9Th ave. The solemn cello
bra0n OF tine Fe- of ~ Ann vii take place THIS morning az
II o'clock The viii DC preached ny the Rev j. n
GRADY,
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Nervous, Weak, Overworked Ambitionless
Men with aching heads. weak somachs and oafea foot
siepswhos sleep q uGrefresha, and broken by dreams,
and to whom the world AZ best LOOKS dark ani dr'ay
will find in wnchcster's Specific PHI, aat NinehesiePs
Hypopho<phite OF Lime and soda. a Brsta ana Nerve
Food and Whaling Tonic and nvig)rltcr that cannot
elsewhere be found and winch wi.l rspdiy aa perm ~
emily restore them o Nig)r ana IT. h Ci on Oh ~
dress NISCHEsrER & CO., Nd. i Dsy-'t, y. J. -
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Tile FLRE REOORD.

A BLOCK OF BUSINESS HOUSES BURNED.
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SANDUsKY, July 26.-The biggest hre san
dusky has bad IN years broke out between / ana
mi. rnor,tn # t.red In Bear " Ruth- pork packing
and fish b.e Totally destrosng thai concern together
with C.,sger Voiglt, B-mler Il Co.'s, POST Lewis *
MDils md pu.f 4 o.. Office
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Nr. McGRGGOR, July 26.-The Senate Com
Mite. Oh Taxation adjourned to-day 20 meet again IN
the first wocl, N september A large amount ~ work
has ud out. and number OF questions covering She
question e,-od have bscn prepared 10 boz addresses: 10
prominent political economists and practical men.