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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-15

ton hasSaaie apparent NJ reeessr " LARGE aud IN,
,rrehdent tia ltutipa ~ the pitf ei YORK eie
~ balances =tpe Ne enrHln ~ thor eoitfalahllf
nhnN hree Il, fiso sharAs - "a RIoresi nj u
u eeuhli wha The Hank a. gland 10 TO Great RI
at To- Nm IA nov ausploons fur az an ting auoh 20
an in't ita organization, 4 @ stock at his Control
ihs haht shond b. iaken NANNY by hanks trust and IL
Va ,tna ohnss cannot cannot subscribe o the shares
~ 60 ,uIn hh institution IA Il an error They 20
80 pl on Al Int, rohan-e of ni0n n Ga moyeme N
70 It's cha zee ~ suco IS, l. rec NINE d.d aud
onieI' shoul DO ned, that ts meriis and de
NAV he fuly disc .sed IL Is 50 free OF pr de and
ouuk atua ton Ia we have waded hrougu sdch en- r
hous uepreoiat Do, such NJ cut OF gealth, I'D Ill
va, nam IA are IN good co "a ION We NUT expect 10
Ieh.'u In hsrl-pnn for while for vas deal OF ete
thar have suffer mosT vii k"nw 81 most IN the nre
Nan. tea ar Of panic are unique for uerly panics
eh depression TIM time the great drpr ssh pr
ded the pauic; former panics were ACCOMPANIED hy
SUI bul money market now, money las been abundant
an Ghea with GOOD pr mise for an Import " gold
All hat IA wan ing Is cOnhd nee from these facts
rea"ou 'hai o speedy res tOrau may b. expected
fapers were also real as follows BY BE iamin c.
WI gh Of San Francisco. Banking and Blu iness Of
"a HoFnia - H. II. Camp, Of Wisconsin. on Banking
10 "iSconsin"i 7. b. Hinkmln, " Banking in the
STATE OF MEXICAN" MANY letters read from men,
bers OF he association all the country regre;tng
IA II Inability 20 be present communication from
Frederick Walsh, OF Oregon. the Prevention Of
FAncs'" was referred to the Executive Gum
cL paper from r b. Judson. OF SYRIA
cu'e' on National Banks" submitted
and was read by tn e,retary.
beer-e = Coe, N-w-YOrk. 8 asked 70 speak. Tie
ma rev compncn tary remarks IN favor OF the ass
chtiou ana com enteI AZ some myth upo the National
Dinkln sys EN- a. 10
-eph Patterson OF Philad phia said he considered
h SILVER gu ston Of the ost important features OF
TIE tline tud urged the members rk ear les ID
ldit ully o have he act on %" subject repealed
MT n enbeie"r Of Louisville, said he was in favor Of
larSr cash res aud IN ught tn OmOtye II
tht true int lest OF tue bank The mante anco Of =
eral cash res e said at the very iOundd On OF
"A Coriec and safe mixing syste
: A. Kc ~. OF Clc go. m reference 10 pan cs
and bought the road to fun return Of cont
dence.
Messrs Logln and OTIS, OF Arkansas. offered res
outOn authorizing the ecurye Incii to Ill III =
can' ~ II IN vlce-,resd carried IL ais offered
re Ou o. That thanks are due % h. gent enel who
nave contributed TO :, q interest OF the occa ion
lhe Pr-ldcn : adore dered % be printed IN a
pa'rp let tOm aud forwarded to the member OF The
assoc "a ion.
hartman Gage thanked he MONDE for the conrtesIe
ex ended 10 him, te which the 60 lyenuOn ADJOURNED
sine die
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THE SEASON At SARATOGA.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 14.-The American
Bar Association will convene here wednes lay next
The re-appear nee OF Mrs r. r. Whi NY, OF Boston, In
ared { pavilion. sac fine soprano voice and will
hing al tomorrow evening.
Prenlss Ingraham, OF New-York City. has purchased
tie u rrel srience in CIrcu dr-st
Among tnose VIII tOot prominent parts In the chib
srer's carnival Con Hall re Miss Mea keun-
Ger OF New York Cityi Mas Gertrude Abbott Of Brook
Iyn; ana the Misses Grace and Marie soeldo, of Gin
cinnati
In the United States ball this even ng Leon Flo
restar Of Paris France, monooguo e. costume.
Tn Row D. Burdctt Hart. OF n, Haven Iduc ed
BE- union hgiou, services her THIS fore Don
A del "a lop Of summ,r guests vest rday visited
RounI /. x. where is n session the Toy Conference
,amr TIM.
About l4O clergymen arc passing their sumner vaca-
ION IN ara ogA
raj road ae is ling erected az the Broadway cross
ne Of tue d awars and Hudson Raiirotd
The arrval- colriuue heavy, and among those from
Kew-York city are NJ an Mrs. G. u ANen. " C. pell
! j Iy es A. A curtis "a famll, W. J. McLau hin
e. bu l}nis, VI G. Wandel, + Wa ideu. Mr. lid Mr.
A. Isloy. II, A. Banco H. Ms l. ". Parscr &, a.
knin r. q. H. Wood. Nj and Nrs 4. C. chen " l. curtis
MIR a Mr. l. A. VIII lmh Mr. hnd Mr.. j. g. { a
nm. &. l. ner Mr. nd Mrs. X smi h, J. H. Lord
J g. 10 "a, Mra. llr. O. Whito, Mrs ~ u VIM e. "
brde b NJ ~ u uei Mr. and Mrs j. j. lite, !. \ Bond
/. j. u r,y. A. II. Lord. Mrs. :. W. Helm l. W
Nook J. &. bun, J W GALWAY, j. Raj. Mr. ud Mrs j.
and family !. r. ncury. Mr. nj Mr.. J. L. EnoS ne
E,y. u. Mellon ell. VI ard Mira J. Il. suffer- the Re,
y. ", Ne ~, A. KuuitKc. II. G. fcll md family, A +
Pond j. ~ Adams sud family and Mr. AND Mrs. /
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In the Rhineander inquiry in the Judges Chambers
Court of General Sessions yesterday Mr. Bowers, ooun-
sci tor the Rhnelander family renewed his motion that
the Commission should adjourn b. Mr. brakes house,
No West Thirty third ct, 20 take his testimony re
produced a certificate signed by Dt John ~ D9uei ass
aud aworn 10 before notary stating that DtaAe was
still auHsfing from hia wound that suppufatsn hsa
nat naaaad That the aria still banhsged that ne
aid not wpsf ordinary clothing especially nhdei
,i,thins aud that hs unable ~ attehd the az
,tns. ~ the esmmasisn 81 the eeutt aud would noe
bs abls "a 40 40 before October l. but that hs wa sun
sisatv seosvafed 20 give evidence before Tho eethi
.,sslsa a ID could meet ~ Nj pfssea hguAe, the
ssssiaaa weTr not too prolonged,
EsJafga Curtis said
understand aA COED authority that Drake hss heeh
dFi,as dawn tawR w hs carriage within len days paat
there IA always Douglass IA the field Douglass eef-
tiAas 90 Hhmslandera Insanity, bfothaT OF Douglas
eorFoboFates him, ahd Douglass nov esrthe. 10 Mt,
Drakss condition IA 90 DT Douglass, don't hesitate
10 say that Il hls knowledge Of wounds and bfnisas
mo- better than hia kno edge Of mental aanston this
certificate isnt worth the paper II is written on ne !.
not a dislnterssted man. lie 10 witness senls'
Rhiuslander and brother Of whose relations
with Mr. Drake are extremely close. A.,
After some further discussion was agreed tns'
three ply soans shoud DO ehossn' W "a
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OBITUARY.
COLONEL MORGAN L. sMITH.


Colonel Morgan L. Smith died at his house, No.
10 Washington place Newark early yesterday morning.
eighty three. lie had been invalid Tor some years
Colonel smith Dutchrss County NeN YORK, IA
1901 intended he should enter West Point
but this purpose changed and h. was educated at
the Dutchess Academy. which De graduated IN 1870
During the two succeeding years he travelled IN the
Southwest, then pcopled with indian tribc In 1927 be
removed New York CITY and established Ie business
house OF smth Schultz which l. still In existence,
under the control OF his and nephew Jackson
5 Schultz He incorporation aad director Of tho
Leather Manufacturers' Bank. which position he
resigned and was elected director OF the Bank
OF the state OF New- York. aiso Of the Farm
ers' Loan and Trust Company. and q director
OF the Erie Railway Company under the pref
dency Of James G.. King. lie WAS q mem ler OF tfe
Chamber OF Commerce and was twice elected - tho
Board Of Aldermen. IN 1895 he WAS nominated Tor tue
In tine 1T District During much 81 hs mo
and derived his title rom the command OF the TN
Regiment 1898. and the eth Regiment veteran corps
In $50. while In command of the regiment President
Jackson amounted him ~ the visitOr O. West fon
was appointed consul 10 the Sew Republic OF Texas, ana
went into business IN that country until 10 became
state or the Union IN lst7 He directed the house OF
a. Adriance. and engaged IN cotton auu .h<ar
planting and twentyone years amassed large Tort
une which impaired the events 0i tue war Hhen
the ended. he North and settled IN Ncwark
pied with public trusts aud private business lie
trustee OF VasSsr College. Peddie Institute Snd
Madison University In Newlork To which latter tnst-
500 900 endow twenty nVe scholarships
formed Dutch Church, buG In 1917 ne joined the
Baptists In 1883 he married daughter OF the tate
John H. Brewer. Of this city. who survives nun WHOM
children. lie liberal gyer TO charitable and 10
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rHh CH4UrAUQCA ExERCISES.

CHAUATUQUA, Aug. 1.-THE Congregations
1ists OF Western New-Iork held convention
to-day in the interest the promotion Of the
sunday-school mission work IL their territory
Addresses were delivered By the state sunday school
,ecretary W A. Duncan, OF Syracuse the Rev. A. l.
Bummg Of Boston. the Rev. {. G. Cregan, the C0ngrcga
konal home missionary secretary Tor New-York and
Dthers Principal faiIb BARN of England gave lecture
This morning ON Positivi.iu" 20 unusually lars e
audience tie also dealt with Empiricsm ia France"
Tbs al er % N ne reV. - T. HaJfc "a, OF Ca
gave Z lecture on " HOF 10 Tran Chi dreu,' and Mrs
Alden known Pansy," t"uk,t the In ry teacher,
clas, The feature OF the Afternoon the 4
uuIOn q the au uni ia Chautsuqua Lit rary and
kcle thc CT Ie. The alum history read b, the
KEY l. NJ. MEG raid and address delivered b.
Sue Rev. Jonn Il Vincent, ID. d.
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pLFasANF DAYS Ar NEWPoRE

NEwroRr, Aug. lA.-This has been another
pleasant day They have been 30 lew OF A'o - y, a.
worthy Of mention. The clear weather seu' n'n' "
yachts from here In different directions LUG '.v
looks deserted tonight Center anu i"' , - ~,
aoel gave dinner TO the members OF the foio Ouo last
night A., VII,
The prises given by the Commodore OF the Ne"-iorA
Yacht Cuo IN the have arrived ana are no"
Ia the possession OF the owners 81 the winning NesSS
they are the most elaborate in value and design OF any
ever offered before in single day The pune bowl Won
BY Bedou has Neptune staining out IN bold relief lue
others are ornam nted with sea nymphs ana other de
hgns The Montaak won a magnificent wine cooler me
yarnua and Orioa punch bowls gold lined Inc prize VI
the Mischief a card receiver.
The arrival OF the Norh Atlantic Squadron Is anxousy
awaited here especially by the officers families VINO are
here The vessels are now at Gardiner Bay' l.
The court tennis match Is still In progress at the CaSho
The winners to-day A. James Harris l. stevens
NJ. Herbert and Joseph Stevens
The regular thursday evening at the Casino ana se
bicycle drlu at the skating Rink were the attraction ts
evening 49,
yaoht Intrepid James Gordon Bennett will take num-
Der Of prominent cottage people for sale on his steam
yacht Namouna ]. L. B. Mott, OF Hew-Yok Mrs fratt'
OF Boston, and Colonel Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte en-
tertainea tonight.
tn n ival the Uned states hotel are "Speaf
Frank II man lro, J. C. Williams j. l.; khisnt'
Henry stralsser E. Titus, navy rk; g. johnson
ss lame Marley E. Ba f T Je
Young, II. j. Levy, James Edwards, Thomas DUKE
Boston
Henry Whiting r. NJ. collins and WIFE Gordon teu !vs
c E. Smith N-w-York c. J. Sheeha an family / &.
Green an wife Providence: . +. SWEET. W. A. II ILL
Mr. o. c. co man. The Misses German, Boston Barron
Uoo,er Rorhes er; c. Hall ane wife, Struggled .
The ocean House arrivals are G. Durham, j. II
Wood ia es Purkis, g. l.. MASH Hartford l. Droge'
10 dnu; ] j. JACOB. 10 usville j. ; Arcuaine@ j; l.
Rockwell and faml,. Is. b. Lake. S II Nichols j. t.
lasAer and Ia uily, Mr.. L. : Op cOt New-10rK u II
in I 9dplDn e.
n h. wuiams. L. b. VII ans. A.. ID Neal W. Is q cen
and wife, BJstou; W. hancel T, VIr mia o. fecS
wife Cincinnati; W. G.. Webster frank Hisc"ck and VIE
Syracuse; Mrs ". ii. Bogarb L. b. Morgao' Auior~
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RELIGIOUS HORK BIZ THE SEA.

OCEAN GROVE, y. j., Aug. 14.-Meetings are
mui1p ying as TIA camp-ueedDg approaches Thc Rev.
Ir Geor-e H. Watson Is giving Of Biole eadinss
The FIR one was on the MoreoVers OF the egb cuap
ter Of Romans The rest VIII b. psssa rs f ON the
Epst e % ne Hebrews Mrs DO tome gave Bible talk
o. The FOrge-MeN0ts OF he scriptur,s ID TIE pr
ysie nafor OF u She don House Another paror meet
In wa ueld 10 the Cottage Of Mrs. Boswell IN WEBB
ave hn L. Whe stone, OF inc Dnat -poSe On IL
work OF he " mans Home Misslon.ry sOce ~ NJ =.
Darne l. OF ia lie to of tic need ana thr
an 1ety OF he for educat on. Mrs Ken sd
Chanoir of Ocean Grove la ed IN. glinpses 7 Mon
mon Ii winch obt lined IN her avela around The
Clio E. Mis- Brooks. w-Haven. spoke OF the uos.t
bties OF tae kndergar,en sysem as an ala " mission
arV
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RETURN OF A DOZEN HAPPY GIRLS.

The ferry-boat from Hoboken, connecting
with the 6.ls p m. train rue Delaware L''ks"dnna
aud Western Railroad brought 10 the city Twelve ufsu
ed. tts girls from saul lolt n l. Ailhousu
not so demo stratys as most parties OF Ere h-AI
ildren are when thev re- ch home they plainly showed
tIs theY uac been enjoying th -mse yes an tu
bundles Gin Ell that tey were still 70 ENJOY soe VI '
good hi e " he country" 49,. ~. h1
One c.I Il was asked II she was ga that sue h'9
rcacIed me. "Yes." shr repu II, bnt wlsh codo
40 b. ck and take my folks o the cOuntr'. - -, 80
" Tne cOnduc or y our ran was nice man sa'u ~
other girl TIats because Lr AIN ie couhu!' "a
plain Il 0 Of preciatye COMPANIONS. -, 49,,
siris met by Mrs MOttrim WAC han 20
item the country aud ~ sne lei tLn aWaY SIC 80,
uardly know come Of them the' Isoh so mugH NS'
Lhnn Mnen tnrI lel- their n0mes Two -ehs Az.
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rRE PRESIDENTS FICTION

TnN ITLTuWATW
KAATERsKILL, Aug. l4.-Thls was another
delightful day the mountains. As the weather grows
sar1ner the President seems regret that his mountain
soiourn is now 80 nearly ended and expresses himself
having enjoyed his visit beyond all anticipation His
morning hours were devoted business in his room a.
usual and this afternoon he took his customary drive
pver tue fine mountain roads going to Haness Falls
ma other points OF Acco riding 10 the present
ptu th, is his last night IN the Cdt~ a. hr expects
u leave The ABOUT 10 morrow To take the >df
atoca eXI ress from Catsk the West Shore az 251
b. M. Secretary Freungnuysen, vile ana daughter
Nellie Arthur and Miss ActlfOy and General sharpe vii
aepart Pres dent the Latter viii tie Secret ny
d STATE proceeding 10 NeW-lork Miss Nellie
Arthur and Miss McETOy Will slay a. Kingston with
seuera sharpe on the way 10 Lake NO1Ouk. nual
pr tiuner given the President TINS evening IL
has an elaborate affair tlrou- hOut.
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PEKIy AGAIN SroRU p WITH SUCCESS

Five thousand people gathered in the FIRE
works enclosure at Manhattan Beach last evening 20
witness The echne display Of sorming Of ?, kin
by the French ana English IN 1860. Pr,
fesor Paire Of London had charge Of
the arran ge1nents. Ever thing was complete and
passed OF with oohness and pr clsion there ing no
DELAYS whatever. Gilmore nd was present ana
pa ed app opriate airs Pehn, tuated on TIE kiyet
Pteho VAS the nrst presentat th came the mi OF
The Chi ese sOldi rs 10 lowed ny t.e ahcIB
OF an Enslisa officer under nag OF truce "
cCnfer with tue EmD rOr OF CHINA, the
ChiBese reco snzing he uute oniy long sugh
Cor tue oce and. they shet bis quart ana con
seyec hitn 70 pnsun on tn river banks Fellow
Fqua ifons OF The French and I'm hs he ts destruc
tl9n 81 the yblness navy, hu uibg ~ Pekiu. md
the Escape Of the British orieer The display wss
realistic sud the lotns beautiful Some dea o. be
mafhtuae OF this endeur NAY be obtaiued from
lie dinens ps Tug % teet g. length 90 at I've
greatest neigh With az age depth f20 feet N front
T. back the petnsBaRt fta coz Ing 40 600 squafe
sfd. u over 200 persons ae fsga red 10 pre-
liant toe uiapa
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MILLING kR0A 4 fkIkNh

John ilafts same 10 bs eeustfy nom Austria year
Ase, aud recently ssat letter 81 uefaaay asking Adam
Tllaaa, friend 10 bring bis sixteen year old brother
Jacob iiarts. with him jacob aad iinah arrived
Lsfs about week ago, and wsfe temporarily staying
~ John Iiuttss house Ia fsisrsen n D. fllInan Oh
peeting % 40 into business Last avenmg Jacob hurta
stole tic satehei containing iiilmans money tie lost
which the police are looking, jacob Hurtz was ar
rested a. he was about 10 take train the Erie for
New York and 81 $50 In gold was found on him He
bed eut open the satohe transferred the contents
10 his pocket except tho envelope which he lost Tho
sAtehei also contained several gold watches, whiah
were found on HuTtz lie admits the theft
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CHANDLER-A saratoga springs on the 18th inst. NATHAN
Chandler. Of this city.
Funeral services at his late residence 80 37thst On
saturday NJ lu a. IA.
lnterIueut AZ Mt Auburn.
Friends viii kindly omit lowers.
HOLDkEDGE-On Thursday. August a. William Hold
reiee 10 the q year - his age
~ " eel Zdst, saturday. Augtst g.
from samaritan Home of III Ageu, At 10 a. m.
PFYTON- At Oakland California August ~ after long
painful LdUuud Albeit. youngest OF ".
X Ieyton Of tn city AGED q years ard days
REYNOLDS-On Tuesday, AUGUST l., 1854 julia Reynolds
IN the 68th year OF her age 80 -
Funlra on FTidAy morning al O'Clock non - spring 81
sMITH-At his home Wednesday evening August 3,
Morgan l.. smith. a. .--,.-,. 1870. -
residence To Masliu gOl pllcc
ERIK = j.. saturday 10th. az 2 o'clock.
wArERMAN-In Fairfield Sllan0 County ca, August :,
Is94 captain Robert IA. Waterman. aged - years
WILsON-On rhur>iay, l4th inst George wilson IN the
FussT from M. ale residence i25 East 2sthst az ~ on
Saturday, 10Th inst
WATSON At orange y j. On 18th INST. the Rev John
Lee Watson D. d. L. = Navy. formerly Of BOsou 10 hi
Funeral rom st. Marks Church West orange Friday 18Th
csrrages IN waiting at orange station on arrival OF 1910
train irom Nes York.
Please Onlit bowers
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
AoNORiSo Az AMERICAN OFFICER

The Madagascar Times for April 80 end May
give, many par,ioulsis Of he reception Ia the hA'A
ssssy capita OF Lsutensss Mason hnaieldb rh" 'eN
tas unta statsa ship Enterprise for an erPares ei"
ditiea The island In many Of tue villages the pssp
tlraea cut 70 come him and Wed with eAeh e'hei -
ap.r efforts 20 entsrtsn tho United states ohiesf Tue
Ouesu soft ou efiorrs 10 mee4 the lieutenant asa on
kpn 30 reeep syen IN his 40 Iof Az .h hsh ~"
"a ace Lieut-n ant snufeldt mse spe~oh whicn Wss
trans ami thn the queen handed her speeeh W INC
Prtus MINISTER who read IL ia Mahogany.
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rnE cIILlAGO MAAAErS.

CHICAGO, Aug li.-WhcIt h again down
g. whcr, w,. day before yesterday, 5DA ccni. sop
tcmbrr ,ur dosn 10 ooas cents Tor the month.
uu. Ausu.. POI. o. it $40
The eroipts Of gr In were IN thing most discussed
to-day. rnero wcro Jl6 OF wintor aud spring
wheat ana receipts tho topic Of
culs the ,r,wd iudulged IN prediction ngires one
trader dccla.ed thL there ate .dy Old sprnI
wnett In he country than the NATION knew what ne
WITH without taking into account the sp inE wheat
which Vas standing Ercourale by THIS mo est phil
osophziug figure piled naur 5, md predictions
by ope VINO never know what they're talking about
the wheat pi be4an TO think that tins marke an(
AL others in rrca on W re 20 herei with
enigma 20 crowd The act tItt N. New-h0 Eguf
on .v visible -uDuly show Il q title matt Of @OOOOO
bushels lea increase d arcep ed a. good or i
cian excls In were,' SAID c0mulisslDn Man,
under 80 cent bus ell FOR september. bat whf
uevert e!es cley ruOug 10 ku " maj theY wet
The wing ~ he 2 traders terday. VINO werr sim
rly event ~ purpose going w ~ IN The cpun
trv started Il CIR panic among tue scalper& IL doesn't
take much 10 start "A pan " among the whedi
stance. Abe Poole evening up Tor tIe p irpcse ~
going lis ing viii start a buying hat sends prices up
q 2La Ceuts a busIeI.'
Tue advace yesterday was from too ilconseQusnt Al
motives 70 asst II wa. lost to-day. The Htcts
ia tho weather was perfect IN recel IS
large aud the cab - " b ar sn' simply ped
a.ong adrcun- wnc would have talrn place anyway.
Ribs t0ucs cd SO per m red o-daY the Il 1r which
reached : tufd8y nIg1t. " Upon whom 4re tIess
tremeud US os,es these rios Il Oh pork falling ."
asked me uoer Of the plovsion crowd
- Is nd
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THE WEATHER REPORT
GOYERNMENr INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. Aug, 1l.-For New-England.
generally fair weather except northern portion, oea
rains followed by clearing weather, variable Winds
hI-her temperature.
For the M die Atlantic states warmer fair weather
variable winds. generally northerly.
For { e Ohio Valley and Tennessee fnir weather *
cent In southern por on partly ouy weather and ioca
IA ID . yaraul. Wind. generally from etsI % snhth
higher temperature cXce't IN Tennessee nearly station
ary temperature. ,,-..
For the lake region generally falr weather. hlsh1
temperature, variable Wind.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. August 15-l a. m.-Thc weather
yesterday clear and the ycment ~ the barometer
was downward. The temperature ranged between o.
and go tho av rage C3la' being - lower than ou
the corresponding day asst year. and 21' hlghc' thar
on NcI r,dtY
slight warmer aud ce,r mr. fair weather may 10
cxpectto-dly iu tnis city aud vicinity
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HENRY f. MILLER.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rKBUNEl
BosroN, Aug. 14.-IIenry F. Miller we'll
known piano manufacturer, died sud enly today o.
heart disease He was OF Provii nee, r. l. and
bv perseverance, and conscientious attention To the d.
t. a OF piano making up large s0d lucrative
business here.
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. euai Noliees.
Pest Oaire Nance

Glaaiotus lilies, pbleNoa. ......
Grand Pre- Exhibition OF above a 1Vl ~ illIii =
lsCorandt.st ON Fri1y aad saturday angus. 10 enh ~
III day lU A. 20 = ~. satnrtaf AVS m 70 ~.
Pest Onice Nsuce
Letters for europe need noe Je ~ y dirsttsi ~ ~
steamer or % fteure sDetiF 10
fysry At dssuna,a a. All trln.auAatis nA. are srsNi
bt vs.seis tVtil 30
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