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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-31
Br1LEE AND The GREkYB1CKrRS.

George O. Jones, chairman of the TTeenoack
State Committee is bewidered. The GreenbaeA parry
nominated General Butler for President ont t'e
Genera las issued et.er accepting
the nomination Meanwhile the Grcenhack parry
waits Mr. Jones was incautous IS TO express tno
tnpatence Of the Groenbackers at General Buffers mac
non Then he Boston Ercniug 7OreHr Of Tuesday iast
pubHshed purported interview with General Butter il
which that candidate expressed considerable dislike OF
hr Jones TIE General Is represented 90 have Sad tb'
MI Jore, opposed his u0m-'-'oo. but that
he securd the nomination IN spe OF hu and that now
al that Mr. jones las 90 do Is % Or4uil he Grernhir@
ca OF Erw- FORK state to suppnrt me ca
dldate % tle G-eePhack party for PfeSid'h''
M JoEet is gr.a ly prised b. Ills at acA Upoa .u
b. General Butter II cannot believe ia"s thc
iHteryl.w is genuns on fes.eijay nr NJ
ttter 70 me Boston IrGre.- , I'D v1'l ne
cav Ne er-or., Lack OF Comet Teas ni's
srf un-e.f.'v L4nguas- clutain 4 fu the h-r
r. srrc To compel me 10 tlIns some enemy on 'e.Ii
Butir! must nave prepared 70 mi ~-; 10 over Tie "f'
f.r the rIr11.. IF i2iurlC MS rQu i'l'l l3r Ftt ~
Co0c -e alt GOOD manners. tine Want OF "ht'h
Tavpr f-.or. saw eyiua ct or 'lr JfL"'
ig-q acmes General Hu.HI'5 assertion tlt
he boltad tie Grc-aback toaregto0 aat r.'i-l- ..'
rfl-r- t1 -.a.rH urp0rt for 'It. -r hutrt H'- o..
Gr-,nbIc.ar- 1l. Jones say tIa. n" hti i'td ti OFT
General b. l.r'. statements ami l'tt - '. rAi" peg
ea-sn that tl. General ma VET q r-r.tl lt' F
pA~'y'- nominations tir. foCe 'X -'-e- ms lli. Li-i
g. IS uOt psr .tt - t1 4hIrr Genera. bu. l h'
The etteI closes win another r,''3')h ' lbs -u-'l
TIA; Inc l5are''eJ's Interview d, genuine one.
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rnn LILMaE-ELRn NlAALAeE.

Mss Pearl Eytin-e Was confined 10 her r .on
Yesterday aLd was Unable 10 see any ore cxe.1.
tne doctor and 3,rs simmons. The latter stated
thai Miss tytiuce had unfortunately been w'Gr"t
by needle bur- that -L.s va- only MINOR part %.
her troubles TIE real cause of her Illness v4s tH-
fact tuIi her nervous sy stem al receive. ri-o
sAJ.t. Az dl-a Nls. r.--l.ns went o-f to 't.-
si.. friends and BE Lo.-- was leu DO charge ot %
col1rrd servant. aaD said mat Ma- j. .rgr 49,
'very low. very low. indeed, Az Oh. t'cj-h
wouluu low ot her seem nobody"
nr Yard a1t q. ,s s-r4 -. lrr at Ai, Office ~
tie Bellevue Hospital when IaIBrft reporter
called The story of h.r marri Sc % Ds. llrt ".1s
f~..su d ,l--rd Yesterday Iu tA- 40. gA1urla.d 81
mon ~Yl.I. Do. tlr c.ral.y shaved lnl! vIa..1i1
WHO frrournt tlr Morton HIIse Ml54 tyt iAgr nas
Leeu AL actress 4.OuJ ten years, aAG l. wei AnO VI
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4 CONFERENCE or BLECrRICLiyx

PHILADELPHIA, July 30.-A private dispatch
from Wasn stcn says that the President has appointed
as com sisscn 90 eOnduct a national conference o.
eectrciaasrn conEecron with the International Eeot
cal Exhibition which will open here ssp;ember 2;
Professor Henry 4 Rowland. 81 Johns Hopkins Uuiger
sty Professor John Trow bridge % H4rvsrd University
Professor George Barker University Of Pennsylvania
Professor u Snyder High School Observatory. P.Hl,
delPnia Professor willard Gibbs. Yale College. Pro-
q Simon NcwD0ro. N9lsical Almanac Office Wash.
t1gtol, Professor Edwin j. Houston. Centrai High
school, Philadelphia; Professor CHARLES A. Yong.
Irlnc,fon College: DR.. william r. Wanl secretary OF tns
Erluahn Institute Philadelphia; Professor y. g.
Van Dy,&. Rutgers GO lege Professor e. p BracSctt.
seut WI cal messing ~ the cDunssion FOR OrgaasI'
ton IA this ci.y some time % the coming week
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TIE HEST TIRGIYIA REPUBLICANS
. rrs1oy WITH TEE dRsSNBAcK-LABoR Panty
on STATE TICKEr

iRY TELEGRArE TO ras TETRUNE.l
p,pErssBuRG. w. Va, July 3o.-A confer
MOO Of sixty leading Republicans was heu
aS, Mat after the close Of the ratification meet
ing Many speeches were made 10y ",'o "s''1 -,
t,s,on and nj times the debate was VAIN hut No III
,e,,g va. shown Az THIS morning, alter 81 sion Of
@ h.a,rs the caucus agreed % the fusion Az
II A m he convention assembled Not one-iourth OF
the people cOu,d get int the hall.
George F. Evans OF MaruosbBr-. was mado peFihs-
ueut chairman Tee COMMITTEES on Fcsclnto9s repor'eu
A delicate moved 20 amend the sepert 'y "GA'e !"
blank pie lgng the party 70 work Tor I'' sl''i7i'"
a vote OF the people OF a coas'i,uroasl ain no nenD
nroaibt,ue she manufacture aad ssl, ~ mt'z canis
A rr,at uproer followed Several acr. noni0u' sP'rcnr
were made The amendment WIS lcf'a 81 by V,i' %.
1O3 % SIS. rhr report Oh t1c comm 'iSc ''' '
JUDGE Hu.edison or Wood COUNTY ao'iaa;el INN INN
Maxwell o. Harrison County: kePlh-''.l r.tsi win
date Tor tlovsrBer Mixwclrs name VS. NIOc''" VIVA
Colenei McIs1,'. OF Putnam County. va a'? nim',
The ballot re iltad MAxw y ~ al o,
the resBt could re announced notion ID -u1A il
nation unrn.r1ouS W. clrr'ei W''A lc-' ,'' ~, r
IN Tsr te',~e ,een n On. state 4 wreath o. flower.
was eaugh, iroH ;hc ch'irn4"s dcf. E5' %.,e In
"a red whii- and blue" while ti.r'r nahd, aedt ]
taer nc,se 20 the general a y,....h ''A
me state u,erl as completed ia For Ho'rrHor '''.
win Maxwell u.spunleanG iCr Aac,.o5 ~ ,.,---
(Greenbackcr; Tor Treasurer Spinner Turin q, ~
bsckcr. fer Superintendent o Free -rlo's' >" M
heH IN. G;sc for Indg~ 81 ihe Supreme Court
" H. r. Flic. and Judge J. H. Brown lgoiI heP;, 10
Presidential elect 's-a-large, JOIN H. RE" i- w. "
Tbe ticket Is TT. lrded as a strong one TIE HIgser
nem VIII say the Ticket l. COOL ana That II the i.eio
eras hope they must get TO work ~ On e. iAo'
is much cal husl.sm tonight. -. re-, I'm.
Eressioual District held conference ms C-n
ieci3ed :, nominate for Congress J. z Barrier treel-
packer Barber prior to joining ne Green acaer5 20
Rapublicap This insures the detea' OF >cD N4SSO~
lie present Rapresen tative from shat district
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THE FLoW Of rHz HEg OIL WELLS.

PITTsaUHG, Penn. July 3O.-Ihe oil market,
although advancing cent this forenoon, retained
consider 5e OF vesSS1y hrnae's. There was great
dc4 0l excitement Change, Dut nothing very " I'd.
tn m414.. opened at 4 j. dropped 70 7O7-, became
-ner ana al rancrd 70 7ls nu- wc4ke ID aui 81 l. ID
Wa IDS After noon p~ces b came 1rmer and ADJ
vtcccd O. 10 then dropped 7O's and CLOSED at ;hat
figure bid
The c.earnces were 100000 barrels Barusaal
We'll 40 made 175 barrels III G.tecu hours ending this
morning Pickett No. made l3J tarr.is 90 the first
twenty-five hours calhoun 80. . Wi make e cry lcht
we'll vols were s-Ot yesterday and tar production
b estimated a. between 1000 ana 10000 barrels
t.ycr..e ing freely Used to-day. The HOLMAN well
w last week Wi 80 quarts and started 20 % bar
r..,. MT Holman said tAia ulo.ullT tl..t doing
70 barrels arln No IS i0Ir feet tlr sand and has
made one DOW Of l. barrels. 10 Is snDw .rg hight
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WA-H1SGIoS Wednesday, July 30, l~s4.
Pr rlCGA.Hs oF TIE WASHINGTON MoNCMGNT.-Col-
T. T. Casey The officer ina charge OF the construction
of tbe Wael neton Monument hds cplrcd set Of pho
.icr41 SHOWING tho appearance or the monument at
f stages rom beginning 0t the WORK M 90 h
present me ana also picture VI the sAa 70 WI. be
,lt roll..rl These mounted aud framed wi. be sent
a. .n exhibit the New Drr tns Cotton Centennial IL
L.5i-.on. together VIII explanatory documents.
SMALL UNITED STATES NOrgs-Ihe Tn tod states
Treasurer receiving from the Bureau 4 EnSra7nE and
Printing small quaint les ~ lied states notes u me
denominations VI one and liars every Day. md t1-
poets " gust &c able sap ly ~ .enA ds for
note OF tho 10 denOinlna iOHs-
FALsR CHARGES AGAINST THE LIPE--AyTSG SERVICE
-Uecia Agent BurIs, The treasury Deplrtue W1o
" a. charged b the iuvsstiC4OI ~ certain li e-
AGAINST management OF the LIe-aviAg service, ana
AGAINST S..er.u .ruacut mB4ll or that service, which
made id Al afucc phD4lshru az
su Ere lPcuul ewsDa e. January last,
ls. u ade h.s report the OF thc Treasury
lie an4. That TIE cnarg were mstigated by Captain
Ioug.4s Dttl-cr o. Ere AID vere .b!lshcd without
ma zee bv t1r new paper, and That e cry material
allegation Confined Il me charges as pu1lAheu -
f4L
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DINNER ~ Observation-Disclosures.

Apleasant little dinner party took place last
hsht II Qua OF the smaller dining rooms at bem ncos
IL was given 10 President Zaldiyar Of Salvador. by
ABOUT thirty merchants of New-York most Of whom are
ensAged III the coffee trade. Among them were j. j.
DVnoAne' H. X. Walker, J. Il. How-on. S Perez
4i~ha' Jose g. Garcia and Louis &c heblan. Besides
~ S1es OF me evening there present Antonio Bar
- Neh' fa LnCiauo Hernandez Minister of ln-truc-
TiA ,-tFaNos. j. N. MurUy, Consul FOR Costa iAcA
Oo i'sl1 O0Esul-'icneru Tor salvador AMI buae-
h . =. Tracey, Peruvian Consul, Carlos Carrli!La'
60 roy Ll Argentine Republic, ana d. que @I4fcZ,
General FOR spain. JacobuO BaZ saf the rlsh.
- .e eiai LildIFar aad the dinner over pro-
srt tAe Presidents health 10 wAi'n the .-tte re-
'EOA4tl ILe.e were ! few OLAer lnIyrall apseaAes.
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THE FISEE TIIL CASF.

ITHACA, July 3O.-The taking Of testimony in
tue Fske VIII case was continued to-day Chatl'i
Gobsca. Charles q. LOWS and Henry Gaede, real
est-fe saer testified hls che properly OF Cornell Uai-
vcr-ity IN rs,y r.ty worth s-i,01O. H. A. Rich
s7'isou. one OF sac ARCHITECTS OK tla NV Cap-
tol, tc5ddci tlat ais opinion the build
incs Of Cornell University were worth f55 1000
Tho 'urro gate thea entered ord thst 90 nns''on
should Dc it.ie' -teuo.rapacr " r. Es,ahroS. Of this
" aLn, Val ttat tesuuJly ~ CITY, M.chgtl, ~ re-
cara % al .lnIs ia uc1.;la iu WcI C1r aeF' 81 "a
AcGra7 estate lre Interested ila a.-JneTi lOr tue
respective parties no PROB liy % % Bay ~ ne latter
part ~ next week. TIE case Wa a3JIruei 70
Scpte l5-r 3d. when tnc c0uii ..a.Ju Is cetlrnl3e.
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by reason of hsr May eeceutricItie& She il con
scered ~ eNtTc nelly a5lo wOmDn. though her pro-
tnasioaal career las zen raths- ltortuna'e Since
tIe fl.iurc " Brentwood in which she "-tarrotD
some time ago, she has not acted at all. Her name
mas recently been associated by 0OssiOs with tdat
81 Z well-known draTltst. and he probably gave
15 20 - ,,''..ce WIZ ply oio n.s n'l''Su
ar a. ~ known It is not The Of production IN
any Nsw-l0r!S theatre.
-silss Ey'inge Is 70 rather spare woman, with dark
hair, Eyes and complexion. She Is prolific writer
Oh verse;. many Of whicA have been published IN
New-lo Tk daily paoar 70 ono in the dramatic
profession seems eyer 20 have heard OF Dr. Yard.
and the news of The dual marriage was 4 surprise
10 many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-31
ORlTI-ARY NOTES

CAMDEN Me- July Paul stevens age h'tY-seven, Of
Washington died this morning OF sOuenlng Of the brain.
lie served ~ librarian at the House Of Kepressntat
under Presidents Lincoln and Grant and sisce then had
been clam agent at Washington. lie native u me
adOm ~ town Ot LntOl tsvie, and caves WHO" AID
two sons, On- o. them physician iD Warrington
UTICA July 3O-Chares :. Wilson. who had served
three terms A. Mayor Of Cucl. and who formerly
wel-kHOwn banker, died to-day. age seventy five.
MiDDLErOwN. y T.. July 30-Morgan shut died yes
tercay morning Monroe. age seventy For thirty
az consecu We years he was Justice OF the Peace and
for thirtv-s9ur Years was supervisor he member
~ the Assembly, for term fJr the 81 District OF Orange
County. lie VS. / Republican.
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Cmc.Go. July 3O.-Clief Of Police Doyle,
INSPECTOR Weller and other oIcsr, " the Police Dela =
Inent today Wal ea Governor Hamilton ana Sud
u.r.L % request H.. lae Cover. -Ae warrant -oF
e. -.4rr--t OF raar " I-e. u- rputl carolina
H.. was arrested IT. I4.I4E several pAF-cttI~ iI
CHICAGO but was released D.. tar grand iArt- o!I.it
c lI-- exist 4ciu-. Aid III Boston "hr 90 ifqiHI
e I.r, 1 ID. sent back t0 Boston. g. tArr let now
49, taa ,sI. ~. n.- crfeI Important fIrMInty,
,gar,,1I froo. the ,,ovrrnIr 81 illinois t- warrant
49, T,. i-.i.f ana Moses H.- arrested on simple
rc,i.I. o. r. ur1..el FIs ir- lu4r iIl-c shepard
80 -t ana dt.rit.rrad iIe 7ri wr.' of htD~ir
cr,..- M MONDAY NJr tL,ef 70 Vie and ln-r. "for
V-i,f "a. G o r.r-.-f tl,-r4. bu they WISH Dob proceed
-.ity t,ov.r.or Ham o. said nc wOld have Dob .uuk
l,I tr -.lfr lr1 r Ar could issue w.tt-i u" DE iis
u1t f,s whether h. uoW hd p1wrI 'hcr VI -r- Ldd
b,-u ..i4reed ul.. % rev re- ui-l-pa vs. MADE ny
the Governor " Mss 4cA..-f'-.
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Half 4 HUNDRED HfPoT CHILDREN

Fifty children Of TIE TRIErNE Fresh Air
Fund vera slowed away three IN seal on train leaving
Goookcn ycs,e iay morning for S"n.b I'd New forA.
Each one held little PACK Of clothes ami luncheon and
nany werr uucIa oran ges cIg. waiting eEpec-ant
y for tho train start when the face ~ OF them be-
gan u pucler as broke out into oud crying want
70 20 home, zant nv mai" All IN rs 20 parify
the little fell " were vain until he taken from tie
train ahd restored 20 his mother who wa M O. me plat
form. Another boy iorfu fac sud ery inttc
happy Sos ne permitted 10 tn place of the hoDesck
one. TWEEN Of tine partF went 20 b-d lnsN e.
where LA irei were sent early the week and word
sent % SIR Parsons for this additional number.
seven went o. -lt-rsyie, whore they passed several
weeks ast ,urer ard requested hy ther hosts 90
come AGAIN. Aid twenty more went - ~aqno h. T. "a
Tie arrival as tee tram Al scranton me Rev. p Philip r.
Fsadlvon OF 80. Lakes Episcopal Church " % several
Isdes Was iu vang They f,~.ed through the car with
E4ssses OK milk and fresh food fOc the children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-31

GOVERyNENT INI-CAII)T+

WAsurNGroN. .Mly 3O.-For New-Ens'and'
local showers and party cloudy weather winds ."nefy
from the south. stationary temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic States pIrlly c'ouNy "'''
occasional rain winds shfung 10 soutAe'4l' ""'- 90
roi4etrr. stationary temperature.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee. partly Cloudy
weather and occasional rain. southwest 20 noIhW
wnl- stauolary temperature except "A the upper 'N'
valley slightly cooler. , unity
Flrtle Lower L.kt region. local showers anu par.S
cloudy weather winds ,aftng 10 southwest ana Aol'H
west. stationary Temperature.
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the bill, and gave Mr. Murray the $50 difference
Mr.. Murray and his friends have not returned
but It only yesterday that Mrs. Noe discovered
that Mr. Murray was an expert swiadler when hi,
cheek ca ne back marked, mo account
Mrs. Noe was an ry and went 10 Justice Healey,
who issued a waTrent for the arrest OF the party.
Officer Jones with warrents was in the city ali day
hunting tor the sharpers. He Is confident OF ar
Resting Murray and bis friends within twcnty-four
hon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-31

CAMDEN, July SOD vid BOlrIuIn, age
tLly-auc AZ .ucr4rer shoe himself the head VITA
dolJI.barceI s.1llu tAe bathroom OF ia. hol-e u
tIif t.-5 mIrau- About midnight took "A Id
uuu g Oh suicidal iLt 900. bat revived by urJnpt
m-! ... 4.t.aIlIe- f- lII zen uuTeI lII aeon 10
.r ,J.- Days an t sIp'1-rl 20 have been tenn al
Insane. r.H.r-r- 80 .rII.u. la-ill-f
w Re 14.y Council 4uI cti 10. t4c LO4I1 Of Health
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LIZ GEnNAr SlENGERrESE

READING Penn. July 3O.-Tha second grand
couccr 81 me acnr'o't Of German societies q Penn.
sy.Far ard nciglrorug stl.es WIS yen t0-l kt -ix
Ciud.n, 1f;y .44Is4
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NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS

CONTRACTION DURING SEVEN MONTHS.
FIGURES FROM TIE TREASURY DEPARTMENT Show
ING TIE DECREASE ~ THE CIRCULATING MD IN
WASHINGTON, July 30.-TLe following state
ncnt in rgari contra OF he aggregate crc'-
Llting medium during the last session Of Congress u
based Information obtained at the Treasury Depart
nent The amounts notes etr., IN circulation on the
Ga G. nalled are given below
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living Of LEMONS AND MILK.

Troy y. l., July 3O.-,Iiss Augusta EllridGe,
a midue-l, d ldy. OF Pt.sbIr; thinking 10 w-Eel 70
-a- E3s been eist.nc 1ooI' .lrty-l' .ay', Ayat on
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TAXES n JERSEY CITY.

The Jersey City Board OF Finance and Taxa,
ton at "a meeting last uignt AEed tie annual appro
priatiou Tor the several municipal holrls follows:
Education 49,, l2O; tire. SJ4.399; aldermen. Nt32J9;
water f|3b39 unauce aud tlXafi1u. SYj9993i Police,
S22S. 80 - making tot1' 90 si622 40. The tax
levy Will he S.43d1"2, a-d tie TAX rate 2:97. Las
years Tax rate S:@-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-31

TnmrVy OFFICE. July 31-I a. m.-Dur;ng the cirar-
IN wetaer yesterday tIs movement in t1e barometer
VI. ,yyrI Cloa lv far and clear weather prevailed
a Il " an iu.h of rain ie The temperature ranged
between CI5 a.l -. tle average .oJ~sI oc.A- Cd .
III sler than ou tuesday.
rIuIr or fllr v.tther with chances 3D. Dec1s-
ioa .owtr nay DO expected to-day Ia ths city 1l-
vicinity.
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Old Orchard House. at Old Orchard Beach,
SUBS maintains its hgE reputation AMI commands large
Patronage % the finest families Of the country. The high
and healthia site NJ TIE Ola Orchard House ia
tired AM que; size, gives II charm peculiar 10 itset
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-31

These t<ures sh0r appaTcat ncrc1se OF @---o-o III
the aggregate circu 2,n- medium OF the COUNTRY OUTSIDE
o amounts hcl In The Treasury Tlis apparent incrs''s
however Is due 20 ;he increase OF Sl2.249.o20 IN EeiH
cer'idcsc' wa.cd merely Jae circulation In the form
Of cerhcrres o. -o.l vn.a already Tia banda 81
o. people AMI the llnI IN other word. The scarcity
90 paper currency clTsed or The decrease ~ Che Ni'
bank circulation induce tn people % use tlcf E"'
aaa they ao.i, b. o. 5ecro the more convenient ~o
certificates. lciucrn,, thcga tora. this <l2- iJ'-o
thcr. is real contraction Tor tAe seven months rna-'s
J1re 2'. 1,-l. of about $120O)O)) In sd iao'' tE'
ezno. 1a OF coI from tho country cT-r 'i thr li-
v5-r.- tg-r me sana 9ariol d. So. i)f POS
-.iI ..i.r -. s3Iur 3D. t-" cJaAi, 10 .a. ',-L'
Nl.r i.n a-'., ., TIE t' . ' =, c
roa'r 1r a. tr a.c rl.- 90 r"v. 1..':r $50 ~
fl. amount ~ abort rf3. O.upO, ulNts ''.' ',--
t-p. % ~ or. rf..ii.r l. ned ln o. tl' country ONT
ST. , 30. r.rssurr rt lbF.. -I-.pj,,IJJ. tt. t'f
en- lie 7t-r ~ sHH controller 81 me currency i'i
-. pA~ru1 sif which p! u % become itT.. t't.
r47" 90 .1-c 1Ii- an11f -''Oo'Vo TO- % '+-...--
h.ra- zion or me co-rrr~, and woi-f n'ft con-
uoas.,. tor -sTe-e to- l-c.o4 'h -ls o---44--
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Pullman ears are great comfort 20 uiF-
eUer- 10 Mexico. The wise bandits never D''A'r 20.
passengers. They ~ FOR the PuI'eT'' - -''- -"''
Gail
Joseph Cook says there arc only SIX news
paper l., -. whole country lhnt are 100 oi '.r 9A
o. decent people Where a9' 'As o1Aef H'o '-0--'
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10 REclITE ARCHBISHOP RYAN

PHILADELPHIA, July 80. - The Catholic
el'"doTd has received cable dispatch from Rome stat
iAs That brief informing Archbishop Ryan OF his trIns.a
Ion from st. Loui. 90 this city forwarded the
telate on July 20 The aIrangcme - Tor The street
Vceslon 10 honor Of the arcD1 bishop being ger
t.cAd The societies connected With tho German aAd
pate " -
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sHOAPsoN GIVES CLEVELAND CHARACTER"
.sn 81 I.terr,er Tie SEQ lgre Journal Jaiy -
vas N Albany "Wednesday and c4Acd on the Cover
4 10 anc had very psaaant cuat VITA hi Al hc wants
ef ~ htee5 % get 10 WORK and thcu he ls nOfc4r
t,1ss-t lie hli 80 ggosuons u make, bat VS.
Et.ty Wiling 60 place his caIsc ~ the hands OF u.
AS Aiiu lAe Dsnl0crAIlc party W whom he repOses
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Lcnd,1r-'s Per.lmr M1rscAl. N.3l 3DIA
Lund1yrw's Per- me- Alpine Violet
LuaaDorg's Perfume Lis OF the valley.
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che ,reo test confidence Mr. Cleveland Il one OF
tbe m, =, moral men ever knew, and know him long
before n was chosen 10 the high and exalted po1iufn
that he now occupies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-31

Cocoeine sl's daal-aH aaays irritation. AMI prosotee
vigorous growth o. tie hair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-31

All notice, Of marriage mss: be hlo.,si 9th f14
nm. mi uIf-eSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-31

rensois Cspcae Por'us Filsf-rs older than
others Uut tuey ar better tan al o,Acrs. Is eta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-31

WALEFR-POWELL--N 513 West g'th.st Nrw .Yora
BY tho Re ". ramsey. Evtnk H walker O. AarV 1.
Powell daughter O. AAdseF Powell. esq al Of Newfora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-31

Mr. sovcr.g who va bora ia isl1. wa VOL known as
an artist 80 "a, frequent eontrbu or 10
the procpen fthe Lo.o4I. and other earned soc H.
an most OF n.s researches 10 the department OF
conriougy. 81. published works ~ fopws; " \
Colcroo acaI Manual" I-3o. 'Ccnchologcal Iu,tla-
tons" ISL 10 rheiaurus COuchyLorum' i - y,
The .orflrtn part " winch h4I appeared % Pop lar
british Coucioogy," l-55, " \ Popular Guide 10 the
AQUARIUM" 1876 Illustrated index VI British shells"
..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-31

ues, Dentistry % every tttrI.tlon a. very m1irr,a
ur.r, bl Irs. WAIIa - Ill., o. las lff ~. Old stand
Ae,rt 10 4.ss. lr Dr.iJH. D. d. Ni.r lr W hOae.
rnr,nrf rfE ACID ~ MILK. Tho most ura thti add
fr..tlF art tr-A rycr produced aluns dgr u1n f1i
AVERY LAcrArE co. Boston. la,
situation Waaled lsy yolnt u4a ~ % years exnerouc,
a. sale5mAl J aud ,.llgn- telk -IsO. ht.st4t
lJokA-eYer' Good rapid p,g quick ana scc.IA.s ~
figures Cau furnish ,trl.-s reference non former
blIye4.. Salary ~ object Auifcas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-31

.,ov n come East enter saloon and cover the crowd
h tis revolver until they draw him up testionlh "a
swd%iratiou aud respect.-iDetroit Free Press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-31

GEORGE gLI,rlNluAM SOW1RLY.
Lo>u,N. July 3O.-ucogss Bri,,ins CHAM
sowcry d, dead.
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AvDFn70y-0n sunday jay -. FRANK E-nc' la.lnt '0b
Ot trli -. Aldrl.n.
FgHrr. lla Orange. F. J. AHA m Thursday
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