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Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-10
Police Notes.


 Edward Gerther was arrested last night for the theft of music box from George B. Grinnell of the value of $1OO.
 Carrie Post, more faailisrly known as s'Mag Connors," was arrested last evening about o'clock for keeping house of ilf- fame on George street. At the same time and place Nellie Daley was arrested for residing in house of ill-fame, and P. B. Hughes, who vas inthe hou SC, is charged with for nication
 Two Italians Lamed respectively Napoleon Cheslello and Frank Rons were arrested last evening and looked up in the Grand stree- police station. They have been at work J, B Sargent $ Co.'s, and ere accused of stealing window springs and other ligh t manufactured goods.
 James O'Brien, who formerly lived on arrested last evening for breach of the peace It appears that there has been some trouble between Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien which the former claims was occasioned by Giles alienatiDg Mrs O'Brien's affections from her husband. At all events there was separa- ton and Mrs. Q,Briep moved to Prince street and Giles continued to board with her. Last night O'Rrien met Giles on Prince street and oEdeEed him to leave his present quarters and quarrel ensued. The court will have to untangIe the trouble and reach decision as to who is to blame.
 Bernard Burns, keeps the saloon located at the junction of DixweII avenue and Orchard
Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-10

G Barkenttn, assigncr to Corbin Lock Co., New Britain, oFnamentation of trunk Iockn.
 " D Davies aasignor to Ansonia Clock O. Ansonia clock case front.
 Bame, clock and inkstand. HwH H. Asaignor to Holmes, Booth < Hayden Wa nsEbuKy. spoon and fork. spoon and fork handle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10

THE TRIBvNT Yesterday received letter signed
by stephen r. Pettit and H. b. Hagh, Of the Embnrv
Methodist Episcopal Church brooklyn asserting has
portion OF the report Of sermon by then pastor, tnb
Rev Dr. George l. Taylor on sunday, wa, not correct
a. it appeared in rHE TRIBUNE of Monday They
say: We deny that Dr Taylor mentioned the
of Mr.. Blaine made any - temcnts of partisan
political character The sermon ilr broaAe,t
and highest plane of patriotic sentiments. an u re-
coved the strongest iudor,-ueuto hearers ~ al shades
If political opinion b. giving thLs denial You
will clear highly esteemed OF the OdiOus
charge or introducing partisan politics into the pulpit
Wy sermon ! delivered would have been
much better and stronger argument tor Mr. Blame
without mentioning G,~ name than the report THE
TRIBUNE gave of IL 'ltA ui- name was, SAD Dr. Eay
nit that NJ Blaine would I'D the hi exactly flr
v description ~ rhc kind of man the country needs at
To- head Is concerned. and also that | carried Nj.
Blaine along ID uF mind while | wa, speaking. had
the reporter gIU pre-, ~ thought hat Ta- surely
goiu say james ~. Blaine l. the man. l. Woud not
have been policy and Do W0Ud have been stupid tor
to have -ld Blaine / ur icve IN .eagIng souethiug
f1 the Imagination nt UIr Lcarcr, Now shall vo;e
for Blame and u De- urcr--t.r can speak tnr hIu.
have -tuup.j iu mau- campaign for tle past TWEEN
tr iv. wears and uc good work f1r the Republican
party yet There g. q member Of mV board % church
off oer-. most intel gen man and Republican. who
ha- been % .lffc nf lle Blame nation tud has
papers hove beard from .eFoai -ol.ee. This week.
I. l- rgIf.-,, fI. -li0-- approval of lr
Imcnt, Boa sermon 8nt tuk th' sermon '"rtrd
hn and that hc Vil vote i'r Blame account ot iL'
The number nnc possesses Some rcmarka-
N'a nr1pcrl,-.F says au exchange n cortHiuIr ines
worm ny 'he nn..1-. .It. f.fHar %. remarkably
pretty GIRL Burlington Free Press.
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THE REV. A. l.. McMCLLEN.
by rgLEGKAPH ID rdx rHIsUys.|

BALTIMORE. July 9.-The Rev. A. l.. McMul-
len. of the faculty OF ~ Mary College, Emm.,tS5ur- died
here as night a. 10 oe'rh ST. Asue. Hospital Father
McMueT ~ th- mos, prominent features Of the
Church ia America lie born in Mary and educated
a. GEORGETOWN, and ordained priest I'm the society of
Jesus IN l-ti. For many years he mad chair IN The
Catholic University or Worcester. Mass Ia 1861, MS
health failing. De- South. being arrested while OF
lAr route rebel -pv. 4e leased AFTER short
detention. aud u4,F proceeded o. Richmond where. al
n' Request " his bsHop, DE became chaplain oi LIBBY
prison ms kindness to tIe Union soldiers made nm
many friends. aud gave uIm >.rnLa reputation.
After he war Ae became one Of the faculty Of -
Mdry'-
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sUuMER NOTE, NON NEUFoRE

NEWPORT. z. l., JAY 9.-Tle hotel keepers
arr expecting many guests t.e latter part ~ the week
Tie ocean House orchestra arrived and he only
hotel ~ the city nat supports Dani
Lord and Lady LOTUS. OF England and W. Roustan. the
French Minister are registered az TIE Casino.
Mr. Dr. peters aud henry L. Hartman. Of New York.
and Oeor-e M Nc, lcn IT,. or PlucetOn have arrived
here
tage in B,.eyJcavc
Cottage entertainment. were given Tuesday by Mrs.
Thomas Hitchcock. Ms william Post. %. e. CLARK. Henry
:. Cram. or Sew York
twenty yacuts were az anchor IN the harhor last
night
Among the 1vl- 40 the ocean House are ,Ae follow
ius deury baldwin. ir. VI n. Hutchinson Z. W. Hutch
iu-ou G. T. AcAuun tHd wife. Puitde. phIa; =. +. uam-
Itou II M. kurge~. 10. a. letts, ". b.. shipman, J. H.
NIIlnv I'd VIE, New NUrit Benjamin h. luurston
Providence nonss H. -he"arf amt wife, Milwaukee
JOIN +. tadnhe.liu, lar'fVIdi Mrs Juhu MeaHs Mas
Means. Ashland. nv Mrs ". T. Maynard Milwaukee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10

luip Uuutou was thc youngest and 'hr only .uryiv-
nr SON of Alexander Hamilton. fhD statesman whose
name and fame arr part Of th' history ~ fnc Last
century. and who 100 years ago. served . tIr n wash
nr'ou. ana member Of The Cabinet Of the nr-t
President OF tle United states EsIud-r Philip Hauii-
Ton was born iu This city June T. l-o- Dor MANY years
bee had lived BOO retirement pougrkcrrsie over forty
wears n- lc was judge "' District count u Rochester
York. and conducted tlt tft pf Gibbs fue pirate. 30
l~tl. Ur We ALSO Jud-r A.. lrac of ts EaFa, trtlr
mL Board. 700 the Broulltu Navy Yard Zee leaves
widow ANA One sou. Dr Allan MrLlur Hamilton, Hho
rr~Ide- iu ra- city t.JulFe Hamilton short time
before his death described v. preserved bale,
hearty AMI handsome man. rrc feet fep inches "a
height erect fil 'u tu' farr and .te wrua4cd wlth
clear e. e.. a guica brt.su- aud r-.tly Voice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10

half breeds Mr. Due snys " There are no kckrrs m
the county Thua. Republicans who voted for Cleveland
two years ago are earnestly supporting Blaine sew
rru Elaine and Logan clubs have been formed IN Tue
towns"
Judge Smith says Ne have ahanute'y no political
dudrs nr rrnnts. or am hnirr than thou mru. nnN
The nominal of ainp and furnu tn have cured
nl' nf our rhfuulr k,krra They 80 fnf the ticket
Ihr lhWnttHH viii have hnfi time holding thor men
bern, Ihrfr lR yea know. pfrHHhlr conflict h
tween THEN l,tiuuH here. a. tl.t. land b. nominated
thrfr lf0 lots uf thru who viz bolt him. should antnr
such Tinwef hc pomlnntod uunf Of thr u'd 300.
drn Wits uf thr party Will hlf Tiny cannot uVuliuar
% iuhu who can GARRY Sew YORK"
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ACAMPAIGN LIE OvEPTAKEN.
c. NJ HALEY ENTHUSIASTIC rs HIS STUFF 'RT FOR
UftTNF

ivy IIiE6kNN I' INt fhIN' W..
BosToN. July 9.-The journal says that in
this mornings HcrIh tho name or O. VI. Bailey. OF
Winthrop. Maine. given and the remark S. added "Nr
bailey is the millionaire oic.oth manufactured and Dee
-nvs that the pumcd Kasht has not been varacous go
hs official r. atioas w.th lIu Mr. Bailey being m the
city this morning. friend called his after ton 70 the
statement Thcr'upou he came % The J0u~Ha otrs and
Expressed surprise and ind cnatOu: have had hus-
ness relations vita Nj Blame for twenty years. and
nave always found hin one of the falr'.t and
most honorable men ever met Dee sail have been
u alne man moro than twenty wears md wts never
more or "a blaine man tRau an to-day. both admr"
ana houor aim. and though never lu politics ara doing
an can 10 promote his election. know b" VIII M 81
INC country an excellent IN =idrut. / cannot WHY
me He1d publishes such reports. No man ha- been
near me- to speak ~ Mr. Blaine. r. he had would have
to'd hn uSi - ] tell everybody, that ana FOR Blaine
because my judgement and my regard for tile man
max M "a Jealous supporter
Charles VI Bailey r. NOT on one OF the leading bust
ness men IN Maine. hut he - of tho most prominent
mcmIer- ~ rnc frelds ana . leirr in rue the
Young Mems Christian Association IN Maine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10

rp srt fra. tra1s rt,r.. fHr Hrr '.Ia a1o',
1ansh'. ~ phone" HHd Nnf4Ini DO .tirfa boo Nr 1ih
taaI nf ini
rtA.A. Al ..s.aia,t s. M,ui,Y tu.Yf ,...iH Hunibs
hr..t AH1irr- rl-.A .rf .Hld - Mt aut Me AIiHHf
81 I.tlh
uAMIIfuN .u r.aHts rrt-in tHY 1884 rhfIr uaHu
lHn Hhf sHf'tlHa aHn Hi arH'fN AlrtHl.I HtHIuHl "a
hIa fil tHiT
ruueia sor,oss the a.onai ,huro on ruda, -
II HU.uUh
LANHi HI-At a. h.l.eofl s sou Do. Az. j. 3D. amaruat.
July ID N &C. lambert
Funeral private
iAN.Afl .tI.m. IS - Iuy z $50 Augusta Law e.d.h
daughter .f ifUftt luU I.r Ittr Maria L-V
Tia . residence uf urf llutLtf-lI-a hudson STA n.
more, llAl day al 81 u
wright Youngest diug' Per- ~ lev Air.H p ana Mary
Nn.al Mhci~ AGA oars J month ahl % DAYS -
TALL 40 his l,-lcI.r To- i0NtL Mass. July G I1't
Charles POTTS Talbot E.l, ar.i - years.
NA>uE .Br l,r-At r9-t tur0n. Mich. July =. g. Holman
Nauaeruurg age IS years.
WHIIE-At Bclmo.e. J.. 1. Iuiv :. James white
Relatives n.d friends # Rice family TN
law A. J Ease. rr-ner tfllv invited f0 attend
funeral late rc-ltyute - IeIug ioLivr corner
l1til- %, tr.dav afternoon at +.3) Jc.oCa.
WITH RF-At Nes London conn.,. Jay Harriet sharpe
WIiuw ~ David "a Mptuur
Funeral uDs- ai lII-t ~ a, II Dc Wilt l.I Zero
4f d u. . II = D ] = ] a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10
Nnrl-. ~ I'M cAMpAIGN.

young Republican club was Organized In
Icrsc, City ON tuesday night aud took the nA'e o TIE
Collins Battery IN honor " Mayor Collins. he officers
elected We're: President. vi Jam 81. 'ooh secretary
Robert AI,u.ou. treasurer, John Courtney sergeant
a arms. Robert Golden. ....t
Tie Ilne{ light GUARDS. a Republican campaign ''ua
are htjln- Ip leadqulrrer- and dlIl-r1um u IaA. uu
ave- Jersey u.s. and expect % have 70 ready Tor "rrn
paury next week. The Guards VIII nt hduu>"He9 uHI-
fOrmei. ana turn uuI si 'rIs 500 strong. ,
A ba Ie and Logan club Win 100 mrii''f7 Ii' '-'"
iIrIIrd no Newt 4Uaan, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10

Mrs. Langtry arrived IN this city from san
Francisco snort be- ore Ia clock At night She went
directly 10 ,Ae Automatic iote. where she nan 'hs4F"
rooms INT. h he hotel size stayed At upon Ler uIs' AT
rvl 20 tls country The tirusued house M Nest tur
treuth-t which she occupied Al year HAs Vsc-leA W
Icf Do tAe .prnE Ms Llngtr1 will AL Tor IA Au ~
a frN laws After short rest -he WA maze gu y.
fb. nrl.n uroyuees Ager Tat her arrans euIeht are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10
TIM rEpr.rIIoAN .rArE COMMITTEE.

A letter received here from john W. Nroo-
man. secretary Of the Republican state Committee
lated az Ms home 40 Hcramer Indicates mat state
Head L r-er. Will le opened this city some time next
w--a ..r t.p yr.-rut 90 .-.-t the cUuuttee Wiz "c
,lyF room. AZ the Firth Avenue l0te although tlefe -
u acnatiou ON the part of members 20 secure private
hou-t souieW where ~ tAat .uD DltF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10

TRlBrSR OFFICE. July lO-l n.-The mo vement IA
the barsmeter was downward yesterday during tls
cloudy weather. Cloudy and far weather prevailed.
aud iuAppreciaDle amount Of ram fe. The temper
AZURE god between 60 ana IT, tie o. being
5 higher Than the corresponding day last year aAd
81 higher than on Tuesday.
slightly warmer, clear 1r fir weather may be expected
to-day m this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10

pleaaed to have you inform through rnE TRfnrss
whether will no entitled to- register 80 mat can Fute
BrDokign. july ., 1881 W.
tAa Won will be Of ago before election day you
arc entitled 10 register and vote. Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10

The following correspondence was made pub
DC 10 day.
BENJAMIN T. prTtER hicarn, tbs ..... Al,
Your nieAds here a.lvisr you 10 bolt me 'on''huVu
~ Ions O. uTNRy,
Presldrnt National Anti Monopoly Organifauon'
CHICAGO. July :.
ions HFNHr. New-YOrki
- ~ w NV BENJ. y. hUTLER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10

ALBANY, July 1.-The state Board Of Health,
through She chairman " i8 committee, Dr. J
y4.e Delavau, assisted by Professor J. " Haes.
mas examined some OF the muscular Issue ~ the man
who a;e raw ham az Aretta Him' un County The mi
cruscOpr showed the tissue ro He -Eilg with trchiuR.
Of Health Committee rJr pu1uc Information
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THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
LOGAN PREPARING HIS ACCEPTANCE.
stArFMENr THAr 10 WILL MET Mr. BLAINE

A STATEMENT TuAr ~ WILL MET Mr.. BLAINE
~ Npw-YouK.
frr rrt ruHAru 20 rur rnfnrvrl
WAsut>oroV. July O.-ognoral Loean lie husv
preparing me otter ~ acceptance which he hna
not HuiHhcd 10 hau hron stated. ~ viii bo made
public simultaneously with that II Mr. blaine
Toward the latter part Of fho week. perhaps on
Friday General Logan viii so 80 Now-iorh n rs
understood that Mr. nhiuo will mort him there for
thr purpose OF consultation and q mutual exchange
nl Vows with regard to the best mr.hudn ct con
dutting the campaign.
After his return from New York General Logan
VIZ ht once go 90 Chicago. Il I- probable tuut hr
wiIl spend the greater part of thc summer there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10

Brevity il the soul of it, she nurmured ~
she contemplated nrr nev bahins suit bosionsfosh
Never play with matchos,' says a writer,
Young 10 love will 40 nell tn cat tkr out and pssie
it somewhere who're tAe nght viii atriks L-lbufinEton
kTos frasA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10
THE WEATHER REPORT.
0OVFRVMENT INDICATIONS

WAmNGrov. July o.-Fo Ncw-Ensland,
partly cloudy wrnthuf occasional rain, variable Fina''
slightly warmer che northern porton stationary tsnh
purilufe in The southern portion.
Iaf tho Middle AtaHue fitlss. party cloudy NstflsF
aud occasional RAIN variable winds stationary temlof
alult.
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rRIRrNE LOCAL ORsERYATIONs.

uafran ho~s Ne r.dtlals "a
Inns Nvaa. = rs TO- e -
uiinzat me sraF
he Indicated 10
aafs asH Iaaas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10

CORTLAND COUNTY. n Y. ALL RIGHT
Lsfisrs b Csytoa a. lhisA 10 Naitona' hetsS'eaN 81,
IL Cuu ulAauanr Of iatenls burl+ nov 'h"'u.n W
the Hepnbinan Committee ~ Cortland ounty' Nss Al
Edtnsd. m IN and one Of the Original stalwAfis Jadgc
blallA hAs always affiliated VIA tAo so-0-Aiee
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AN ON sroRy wrru NEW APPLICATION

Ncene-hcpuhican kitchen ). - e'9 1u
fhrf smiling aud alert DeDootauo tp"st'i w" i""'
urnscut goose IA she foreground. go, q, T. .
Caok-" Via what Kind 0f sauce 10 you pie'o' y" w
eatsuT
Fouls liut We don't want a. be eaten.
COok-" You departing irOm the dnesu""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10

he mad not been elected nrcni,, o' n, ms ~ The
Sor'nvc.r From ha, tine onward hs sentence ~, ng r,
b ii, fr , mimi ,b some curiosity rs a great deal
mac 'n l'" i . .i,' h.. Ind coIr 4lrf things had
| rs'. 49, t,,,e II seemed apparent that
nr.tory botb from tac -ou'h and the
'orth manned ont poorly u the present age Of FL
/ f.Ii-sure II noS became apparent that Ne
f-erd- ar Cleveland demanded a ballot. and Nhat he
obe-I of ri, convention vas 10 nominal, and not to
families watering places. others nte 10 ct 3a'h 10
terr ~. rather tenacious disposition 20 pay uo Al
tsltou OF leisure. bur ~ right To business 'i nlA
ing candidate" ,ir"Irl ou' dn-ni in,, ~; t ,b
/ looa chicago papers bad been interviewing IIn
+ and making Inn -nv thinc- against Cleveland
! he sad While think 'evelands boniAa'l9u YouIo
not be- l -oor one a- bavr. ari boo .hook Of some OF
1ur voters ,ri ,us Dee could bee elected because here
alr. SD mary Republican people .a support uIm. Nr-
,g..,"'' I ,1. ,'i.r when he wa. Secretary OF
~a5. Persons continued 20 arrive l me club rom the
i- rl+ convention .oii.ll,d % run l,s own or anlzI-
| zion.
/ If w ,,,- o.
Doe nominated uos than at,r great many business
,,, --s ru OLD. rn,uf aud f1rr-ernc long speeches.
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Ynn cAN RnalsrrR ANn VOTE.

You CAN REGISTER ANp VOTE.
r. tAcEattor Of rae FrtbaRs
SIR: As am anxious to east my first vote for
JaInos g. blaine President aud will not be wen
one ys.ra oi 40 Defore October u. nexs, woaA DO
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OEiItAET
PnllIr nAMILLny

PorGUKrrr-iE, July o.-PWip Hamilton the
Youngest aon IT Alexander Hamilton, Iod hero to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10

O-wElo. y. Y. July --A Yong Mem,
g4n, and Logan Club ha- been Organized here. wa the
following officers. rra.I,u. u. Earsto" ice
pre-ide-t j T. stone. . q. Thompson. L. D. Barton iua
d. a, King. serrrtar'ps D R ,r.rz-u aud " S. -iI .
trt arurer B.. H. skinner marshal J.. d. bo"Ls. Inc
r.ua .l.. will membership uf goo -nt VII Do .hf
Iarresl poutIo... club known here ia some years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10

lHr TELEGRAPH IT, rHE rADusE.I
O,wEGo, July 9.-M. w. ForVooJ had his
back broken this afternoon by the giving way u the
second floor OF l.s pantuC-llu. wli,n was partially
destroyed Uy Dire about o.. days since
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poIiiiedl Notices.

D1liiedl Notices.
Pairut Opcuwsrk Net Banners Hest fortralis
Now Drasgps UOJTN a GRAHAM Arlsta, ~ puAuosL
Old Reliable Headqnsi tors Es~niishsd 1874
Campalsn clubs and supply dealers
TAKE NOTICE
pfTNEs FOR THE fLIAEu KNIGHTS.
brilliant rniorn elegant shape, hesuuful lBtuuanL
WHITE or COLONEL lAfNCH rLIMtS
Patent sppned tur.
$50. Tor sample Ro.ponslno dealer samples ffea
Address SENNORE a co. Paterson. n. J.
tampeisn Hammer aud Osiai 90.
81 Ves~s at aud Sa9 Broadway.
Visit our Net Hammer Rooms and Portrait 0allary.
pstsni Waterproof OpenN.srk Net banners
Handsome and durable New designs hos Manufacturers
under LISTERS pstasI Arrangements viii ~ prosecuted
N. H. LEVY a ~. ~ wsnsLsrsl
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..,, The Ga.' hey-, ". INNS
are made from cIOT1N WArEt carefully hllered a-d
FREE %. 81 ALL JAGAall Or 4-AE--AL ~ 7 II.
the MATTHEWS STEEL FOUNTAINS are blocs-iB.
liz MATTHEW'S -lRrfJhI- are Of GLASS wioi no
Ensr' Vt.r al -ola Water drinkers may Use tho
Tie pI5c b. n1l,el % inspect our works aid 4ly
-Di -'"''' I'D FIRM ofIoHN MATTHEW'S.
l-t-ave, 2sh aad s7-a 't y. " Ess1 isaet 81 yearA
Be:' 0epliH eyegy 4iieFgto9 a ye nqis5 9
bei-r q tcv. Dr CROSBY Dr. X T. "ier d. J. " hove
Cocks .iarioram oreanMasc cur. ior Poison oak
Hornets, & % cents Al lrl--.sts.
Pest Once Noree
Letters FOR Europe ne-l NOT - sp'cey drH-i i1r -
livery % Destination a, A. rr4n,aualuo mails al 0r'Arlsi
For.gB n4. Tor ls wesE cniag July H. si tlis
IL IsDAI "A loA H. for Central America and TIE
Pacac ports go'n. VIA AspinwaI. letters
i2 Tr SG1iGo r mus CIV hester va sn,to%n stte
ioreernaay ana France mus be- directed per siiy d
Antll.s a. p. n 'or Bermuda. per $ .rnoco a
'S 1 i an letters must be- Iirrctsi pr "a.
sns"y2H a. r,, wa ir oA -4 t zee s . n.
be- directed Der tiy u rurbA'I az 80 ri. f0r tu
RIPE per Tossing plymouth. c1er0ours AID IAN
FRgnAY-At "a m. fOr newfoundland aad - Pierre
Miquelon. VIA Ha..at II , ~ Tor the W.nd"an
cart RD4Y-At5s fof Europe, per 5. Citv Of Roma
va lueenstosp letters Tor germany a.. must be a.
teuc N Qussnstsvn letter must be fiio,ted per
fnfC' ~ q m toi Belgium unrest per = q sfHl4tilA
VI A. f0r scotland . > lirc4ssiA
via glasgow letters directed per ,irca-sa ~
at 10 4. m. jamaica Limgn. Oreytosn ,avAHilA
&c. per A. \ AlbanU. At II Tor Nenefuels
aud curacao elrnfyne a. Al
A m Tor Europe per Donsu. Via southampton
aud Bremen Al 50 p m for cuba aud Porte Mcl. per
"a Nagara. Havana at go . m FOR rruNilo aud
Ruafan pur =. g. ward, H.. va Ne~-Oticans a.
$50 y IA for Brazil. &c. per . tUfiueuse b4lul
Ma, for nina snd Japan per CITY Pokiug via San
FrAnclseel coss bore iuly 80 a. > a. Mai, ~
AUSTRALIA New zealand. SANDWICH aud ~. iAands. psr
VI
.2K Al b. a. q New YORK . q q
nrtaluic with Ertish Hlals ar Australia.
sohedues CLOSING ~ tAnsPacao assis arrsnssdS
prs.unDu5zO tusr unateTruptsi overland trsast
san Francsos Malls frsm the last sruvas
sue s.iiaE ste.nsrs are ispsoasa
HENRY q PEARSON Psu.astsG
rost Oacs New Istk \ y July , issA
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SOUTHERN PUBLISHER.

Evan Howell. the publisher Of ~, ALBANIA Cons'.ilon
shows biz welsh stock. rather thick Fat and
with b0ysh nannsr and seems 10 sd gucd deal ~
run IN everything going on while Al uuos his eyes viii
brighten up and will ~ Oh IKE shot Ia attend
something Waueisou. of Kentucky. s quite itue stH
"a bearing OF medium rye. title corpuent, and gih
remarkably fine head. very good bruw mnslaohe and
decided chn. with rather pale ocunteuanoe He has
the sight OF nut which has gwen his large brown
brpws sumcthlnS ~ derr-sot iook
The convention waA tardY Ia begin. The
house quite fulL there being sight
ly largor percentage OF women taan yesterday.
fhe temporary chairman, Hubbard. allowed al kinds ~
motions o come IN FOR tmo tue resolutions were
read aud some Of them we're lnnR aud tedous ftsr
whiis The clerks without much ounsderation Tor the
Chairman read the titles Of tso solutions and dropped
them on the hoad Of the secretsry. cans ng
laughter II wa so0n that the csRFouuou had
not much respect FOR the perbous who were
cooking up platforms The Cleveland men we're rather
afraid 81 gatorn thaA particular about oae EVeu be-
the pafmanout zAtinn vas reported resou
Tor ~ ~ hailOtiug Tor ftesdrnt and the
vote upou thai TIM chairman he'd u
susr nded FOR who During tAo initial yrooecdlnsA.
John wentworth aud Eiihn Nashbnrne, Republicans,
moved around among the delegates aud took seats tue
platform Barnuna NJ 0nnocicu had lot of gawks OF
his own foawias about aud hr twisted alUund large par
uSB sl lie press sesis In gaAAnsr - hsSsiA - AsAt
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