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cause every foreign Power knows they are but
Cabinet dAfaires-a minority Ministry with little
hope of a majority hereafter. That is very
doubtful view. Another might be taken with
equal OF greater plausbty. Prince Bismarcks
respect for popular Eajorties is of the slenderest'
Lord Salisbury is man more to his mind than ME-
Gladstone; snd in foreign politics perhaps knowing
his own minl better. Why may not the German
Chancellor agree with Lord Salisbury about Egypt
They have six months before them. A solution OF
the Egyptian problem Is still possible. 1t cannot
be so favorable to England IL might have been
at any time before the Conference but fair terms
may probably be had even now. The Conserva-
tives may at least resolve one of two things: TO
stay in Egypt to leave it. aud not continue with
one leg in and the other out rs at present. goou
settlement of tho Egyptian difficulty would
strengthen them much more than all their attackson
the bad settlement, or the no settlement which
the Liberals would have attained TO. They must
wind H., tho negotiations with Russia rs web. Mr..
Gladstone is reported as saying that Lord Salisbury
will he at war with Russia in month. III he has
said ANYTHING of tho kind he must be aware oil some
crayer obstacle to conclusion of the RussoAfghan
debates than the public has been allowed to sus-
pect. But a war, again, might keep the Tories in
power They have, Ia word. all the chances
arising out of the unforeseen. and those chances
will be- for them and their future far more numer-
GUS in Office than If they lad remained in opposi-
ton q. W. ;.
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TRANSA TLiNTIC IRA VELLERS
hc Rcd Star Iine steamer Wester,

which sails to-day for Antwerp has the following among
Ler passengers Baron Schaeer. Austrian mister
Pcmipotcntiary, Commodore James VI. Ferguson and
Mrs Ferguson Professor ". T.. Byerly and Mrs. Bycry
Dr Frederick j. Mott James Fcnner Lre. secretary U.
:. legation NJ Vienna. Dr. Alexander Shuluan DIR. A.
Meyer. Dr. George j. Engelmann and Mrs. Eugelmann.
In. H. NJ Lewis, the Rev. +. Fay. Joseph H. Laughn.
tho Rev {. Newton Dubs. Dr. q. ii. de Jardins.
Tho North German Lloyd steamer Neckar, sailing for
Bremen to-day. has anon her passengers II. W. Aring
Mr. and Mrs. Il. G. Butmann Mr.. ana Mrs j. III. uaaren
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman LIhsen. Mr. and Mrs. H. Luus
man. Captain III. Maas. Mr. and Mrs J. H. Precht Mr..
aud Mrs II. C. Ronner Mr.. ana Mrs. John L. Seminar,
Mr.. and Mira. John Sauer
The list OF passengers who arrived yesterday by the
Wcstphalia Alfred Baron SOdcnstern
tho Rev. August lIaensgcn, Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold
Egof aud H. Andrews
Among those arriving the City of Chester, of the
Inman Line were: W. II. Chamberlain, Charles "A.
Enls, Captain Fmcham, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. Gilmour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold J. Gates. Mr.. and Mrs. Johu l..
Patterson DR. RoSentha Mr.. and dis. T.. A. Rich Mr..
and Mrs. l.. b. Sudbury ana c B. Young.
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HE1LTHFUL CONDITION OF TIE CITY.

The present season OF hot weather intensifies the
suffering of the tenement-housc population. In
some of the narrow alleys score of women and
children may be trying to escape the heat and
get n breath Of fresh air. The summer corps of
medical inspectors for tenement -houses have begun
their rounds. but have accomplished little as yet.
The city is divided INTO fifty districts as to dis
tribute an equal number of houses to each, and q
physician appointed for the purpose is supposed to
VISIT each house in his district. He examines the
inmates for contagious diseases, gives adj
wee and medicine in the less seri-
Gus cases, and sends the advanced and
dangerous ones to the hospital The doctors are
supposed te begin work on July /, but they did
not this year until the 9th. Little has been ac-
compiIshed as yet and no reports have been made.
Colonel Emmons Clark. the secretary of the Board
of Health, SAID yesterday that the city had never
been in such a healthful condition. The fear of
cholera has induced cleanliness and obedience to
the requests Of the board. and the long bur much
bcttcd labors Of that wort hy organization seem
to be bearing fruit. The inmates Of the tenement
douse districts are being educated uD to healthy
living by precept and example and are beginning
to demand of their landlords things which they
would never have dreamed twenty years ago.
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oUrwITTING A FAirHLEss HUsBAyD.

DdNls, III Didchslllltn, WHO kept an cX-
tensve horseshoeIng establishment at No. 50 Yorkst
Jersey City. has been missing for three weeks He had
accumulated small fortune from his business and lived
I'm good style with his wife and one child at No. 81
Grand-st. Yesterday IL leaked out that Davis had
eloped with Mrs Mary Brown. widow with thre, chill
drcn, VINO lived In HAT at No. 81 GregOry.st.
Davis became acquainted with Mrs. Brown
about three mouths ago and their acquaD tance
ripened into friendship rapidly that
in the course OF week the couple taking daily
afternoon excursions Mrs. DAVIS heard Of her
husbands conduct but before making any fuss about t
she sent to Ireland for her brother Harfod McGnniss
When Mr.. McGlnnis arrived Mrs. Davis gave him $500
with which he bought half interest In Daviss
aud he looked out for the business while Davis
catering To Mrs. Browns amusement he sosn had
plee control OF IT, That being Mrs. Davis took
her husband To task for his attentions to Mrs Brown.
hut the only result was frequent unpleasant in
the house Just before he disappeared Davis collected
bill OF $3.50. Mrs. Davis assured by Mrs. Brown
that she knew nothing of Mr.. Dtyis's whereabouts
Thursday Mrs Brown sold all her household effects and
told the neighbOrs that she going to Portland. Me-
to live with relatives. Mrs Browns son. age twelve,
conidcd 10 OF his piaymaIes that Mr. Davis, the
blacksmith. had sent for his mother and they all
going way to live with him.
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espondng day last ycar and 7ss lower than on Thur
day.
Clear or fair weather and probably occasional raips
may be expected to-day IN this city and Vicinity.
MArrERs BEYoNE rHE BOARD or EsYMArE.

AATfEHS BEFORE THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE.
The Board Of Estimate held an important
meeting yesterday. The Board OF Education asked for
$ooo0Oo for tho purchase OF school sites ana the crrc
ton OF buildings In accordance with the recent act OF
the Lesi itnre. The Board also reserved right to
apply Tor the remaining $2,0OU0OO at any time Tho
appnca,ion wa, referred the Controller. Prcsd mt
schools Th3 Dock Department: had rec fyei =, 600 900
OF an appropriation, and was no reason why the
pu1ilc SCHOOLS should not receive considerations.
Inc oiis Ol the charitable institutions To which chill
dren are committed by police rassfr,tes were or,er.i
Iald as Ioilows: For Aplil. SiG,3y7 SO; for May
Sio20i ~ The sum Of $4,000 transferred FROM
I0f SD TO the appropriation FOR building new houses
Tor hook ana ladder companies. The Assignment
Commission asked for $4,000 for salaries and
Controller was authorized issue $3.50 600 pdditioai
Croon water stock BY of the Mayor SiJ1 w.s
transferred from the Contingent nd OF his office 10 the
the Buidensek building disaster.
lhe BDard OF Health the Police and Street Cleaning
Departments and the District Attorney, having asceI
Tor transfers from their appropriations for 1853 and
1854 10 $780, II was deencl best to refuse these re-
quests account Of the uncertainty about the ,wer
OF me Board to make such transfers
Robert sewell, Of the counsel employed In thN
suit against cxMayOr Edison, that he ha received
letter from the Controller, IN the name OF the Board
rendering him $500 Instead OF the 1000
which no demanded. In reply, he says that
he Is willing to accept $500 on account but will not
foiego his claim to the 81 .Jo0 The Park Department
asked for transfer OF 5000 appropriation
maintenance. etc. and IT granted. Colonel Clark
secretary Of the Board OF HEALTH wrote reminding the
Board that the last Legislature authorized the appon
eht OF twenty ADDITIONAL Inspectors and that would
be necessary 10 make additional appropriation 10
pay them. Police Commissioner McClaye sent a com.
muncaton asking That an appropriation OF S5 09l DO
Colonel Joel W. Mason for his the Police Board
1t was referred TO the Controller.
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ENGLISH GOSSIP.
CURRENT NOTES ABOUT PEOPLE.

THE PRINcnsss CAKE.-The wedding cake
for H. H. II. Princess Beatrice ~ made Ia three sections
and Will weigh on completion hbont Tour hnhdfedwesnL
A notable feature Ia the Ornamentaton IL that all the
flowers. buds, sprays and leaves are modelled In pure
he decorated with hundreds of the above the vase ana
OF similar nowcrbuds. etc. Each viii pc modelled
In supcraive beauty, and will be real triumph of the
coniectioncrs art
A LEGACY FOR THE CoNNAuGurs. After the
old Emp ror Prince Frederick Charles nad the rcpnta
ton OF being OF the richest men IN Germany aud
amount little. If anythng. snort OF half amon sterling
II this be true. they viii bc able to afford TO leave sad
ding the country with the expense OF special steamers
for their conveyance across tue channel
PRIVATE THEATRICALs.-Saturda was per-
haIs the nncst day the present summer. and every
thing seemed to conspre to help Lady Archibald Camp
bell with the production Of" The Faithful shepberdosse
in the grounds OF Mr. Mlcgeahs historical house at
Coombe. In the of Lord Liyerpoors cm-grove
now vinc-covcred altar and statue Of great Pan
himself II Mr.. Godwin's directions aud discussions
before the curtain fell ri0c too audible the ex
qnste beauty OF his misc 'n see, entities him to onr
nercifu consideration just after 3 the Princess Of
LADY Ailcsbury and closely followed by the Prince OF
Wales. his three daughters. Prince Albert
p"eSes. nS.H. Of sutherland, Lord suhied and Lord
Fife who brought the Prince down to Coomoe IA ms
dress with bonnet II gr'en ribbOn old gold Lace and
avery tall black hat ani Lady Aiesbnry an awenspir
Ing coifure OF velvet beads and feathers La the
within noticed the Duke Of Wellington in very light
summer suit with the Duchess by MS side Lord Gran
NIlc. VINO ufONc MS Nllt nun ohHo" III 's''
bcaned on everybody from shc trout the Duchess
OF Manchester sat just behind him but Lord HARRINGTON
signally failed 10 emulate the cceruncss of his late
colleague Mrs. Calender ndeaiigablc as mistress
OF the ceremonies. and amongst the audience were Lady
Conyer-. Mrs Oppenhem Tin charming bonnet trimmed
with great many pale blue yoleisl, Lords Colin ana
Walter Campbcll Lady Bolsover. Lady Brassey, Lord
Henry Lennox docking quite well enough to have been
Mt the Admiralty, and Mr. A. iorke Every seat WIS
filed before the play began. Before returning 10 town
the Prince Princess OF Wales took tea with Lady
Archibald Campbell, at Cooinbc Farm
The Arab boys at suakim have caught the air OF wait
Till the Clouds Roll ny" from the British soldiers ana
slne IL necessarily. This another illustration of the
of truth that inferior acquire the vices OF
the superior civilization before they do Its yrtucs Lord
salisbury IA as yet undecided whether 10 accept the
invitation OF the song to sCuttle the soudan NJ
ouce- -lI,uualo Exprcss.
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DIED.

ARcHIBALD-Ah his residence l44th.st, Thursday July
Funeral services NJ f. Church. wilisavs.. corner
l4lstst-. ON SUNDAY. 18th inst. at 1889 a.m.
late superintendent Of Pubic In stracon AGED lo
Funeral at the Bergen Baptist Church sunday July - at
Interment at New.Haven oswego County. NY
BuRNT0N-Eben H. Burnton July 8. At his late residence
Fond du Lee. Wisconsin.
d my q, Harrison July John
Relatives and friends are invited 70 rten te funeral from
the residence Of his uncle James W. Carpenter
Carriage, waiting Rye arrival the i2 o'clock train
frOm Grand Central Depot.
OF James and Elizabeth Baker wife Of Warren Chichester
Milou shby ave- Brooklyn " Y. Saturday. July H.
ew.London Conn. papers please copy.
CHEtXER-In Worcester July Jane Tyler wife of tho
Wiaow OF Hucas s costoes in tho sSn year o Ser as
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Meary iIantsr late residence. go iysrson st,
Funeral services on saturday at SPIN
MoRRIs-At West Hartford Conn, Thursday July 0. tho
ransr, Myron oa M H. Norris assa in ws, Hartford
at 3 O'Clock Monday, July l3
MoRGAN-M watertown. Conn: July 8. 1885. Elizabeth
Funeral will be held the Church Of the Pilgrims
Friends Kindly requested not to send flowers
PERLEE-At the residence Of her son.naw, in Brooklyn
}Sy 49, A"rsare''a wilson refLeo """ o' Aora" l.
Funeral service Sle cntonst Rrooklyn July i. ats
wARDIon THURSDAY Ja,y a. her residence Bloomfield
Services pauls Church. Eastchester NJ
Carriages viii meet 1905 from Grand Central
Relatives family respectfully invited to
attend.
youngest OF the late David and Cornea 4. Youngs.
Funerals rycs Christ Church oyster Bay Monday July
Long Island city at
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CHARLES @. sTOPPANL
rles G.. St0ppani died Yesterday at Nc

OHdffCS Ut OtOPFdrII uIO" J JV''N'''''J ' ~
ia West Twenty Dnth-st. age cighty-eight lie was
laye Of Italy and this city when pine years 0d
e started famous Arcade baths, at Broadway ana
wake-si. shortly after the War o lsl2 ana carried on
that business for many years with great success HIS
warm baths popular the higher classes OF
lhls city lie also the proprietor oi the oid o
George Hotel In Broadway His "reminiscences OF oid
Hew-York and Its Knickerbocker society were greatly
enjoyed by his large circle Of acquaInances.
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IMPROVEMENT OF THE sEvENTY-FIRST.
ONE MAN WITH THE MEAsLFs-cAsEs OF SUN
srROKE-TIIE TENTs IL A GALE.

ONE MAN WITH THE MEASIFS-CAsEs OF SUN
srRoKE-TUE TENTS IL GALE.
frRoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRI.UNE.l
STATE CAMP OF INSTRUCTION, PEEKsKILL,
July lO-No member of the 7lst Regiment need be
ashamed OF the record that 1t has made this week The
Improvement since II into camp Saturday has
surprised the most sanguine Of its friends First
In the matter OF Improvement Is the guard duty and u
this the regiment il largely Indebted to Lieutenant
Thurston The camp was never so well guarded as II
has been the last week. and Of the pleasant feat
this the commcndaton OF Private Roland by
the Inspcctor.G enera Department. In tho matter OF
dress parade the regiment have improved more than
ny per cent and the parade Of last night was never ex
ceed by the 9TH Tn, men have done we'll at the butts.
and taking everything into consideration Colonel Nc
Alpn and hi. command may well he commended Lieu
Appleton D. Palmer also in for his
share Under him the men have been well instructed.
The storm of yesterday was one of the most severe
that has visited tie camp this year. and 1t is wonder
that the tents stood the gale
William Courtenay who was prostrated
by the heat yesterday, Is much better today aud
the high road 10 recovery. One man here has the
meascs-a member Of the 2Oth Separate Company OF
Bnghamtcn Is quardntned and getting along nicely
The who prostraled yesterday are doing fam
ously. have been added to the list OF
the sick. The obcer of the day tonight Il Captain W
Clark the officers OF the guard Ledtenants Wells and
Day. ,,
The camp PHOTOGRAPHER has been steadily growing
rich Almost every man In camp VIII carry away TIN
type Even the Colonel and his stan had one taken
There is trouble with 1t though, the ASsistant-sur
geon saw lady friend IN the disInnce braced up and
raised his IN consequence The Surgeon says tue
shadow was caused by Adjntaut Francs's moustache.
The final preparations were made last evening
for the departure OF the 18Th Regiment from Brooklyn
for the State Camp to-day. The regiment will be 600
strong under Colonel A. g. Barnes IL Will march from
the Hanson Place Armory 10 south Ferry at ii ~ m and
Will probably reach Peekskill nj p IN. Two companies
the iOh Battalion under Captain IIoratio L. stack
pole. will be at the camp at the same time Chaplain
Bcechcr will preach 10 the troops Tomorrow.
The company chests all packed ready for transpor
taiion The regiment is under orders to assemble at 10
a. IN. In heavy marching order with white helmets and
whie belts Colonel Barnes has Issued orders Ia make
the stay the camp cffertive possible. Special
attention will be paid to rifle practice All the men arc
put upon their honor maintain camp discipline, ana
any infraciion Of 1t will be severely dealt with The
18th at the State Camp two years ago Before that
ped for week ut Rockaway. The 41th Regi-
nent viii go to the camp week from to-day.
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NEW BUILDINGS FOR ST. FRANOIS KATIERS.
The old church of ST Francis Xavier i'm West

sixtecnthst is doomed II and some OF the neghborng
buildings will he torn down this fall to make place for
large cd ce which Will contain rooms for the acc0mmo
dsen Of the fathers Of the church aud the professors Of
the college together with large hall for college uses
The old church was completed on July q. 1851. The
building which is To 0ccupy Its site and extend back
far No 26 West Sixteenth-st., Will cost about
S3OO000 One-third of this amount Is the gilt OF John
O'Connor native OF this city, now at Woodstock Col
ege Maryland, which he will be ordained
IA mr. Al
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pROspEcr OF A SHORT HAY CROP.

Troy, July 1O.-The indications are that in
this part the the hay harvest will be only half
crop Tho prospects OF vormonrs yield are equally un
favorable and Is estimated that tho crop Will not bo
more than s42 900 tons the ghtest In ten years Tho
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SCHUYLER LIVINGSTON.

Schuyler Livingston died at his rooms No.
149 West Tentbst yesterday from consumption. from
which he had been sufferer for several years. e was
fifty years old and the OF Schuyler Livingston OF the
Old firm Of Barclay Livingston, wholesale wine ner-
chants in Beayer-st lie "A member Of the old fire
department aud had many friends. or late years Mr.
Livingston has lived retired life account Of his poor
health
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MARRIED..

McCORKLE-RoDINsoN-A Boston. July T. by the Rev.
r NJ Macdonald. Ph. d.. Clement NJ Nccorke Of Sails
bury. y. Cp TO Hattie L. Robins IN, OF Boston
No cards.
ROBERrS-MAGNE NES--On Tuesday, July z, 1885 at 324
5th-ayc New Ork, by The Rev. Thomas HastID
Charles Roberts. Jr, and Mabel Neie Magnes..
SCHOONMAKER-SAGE-On Thursday July y, 1885. at
the residence Of the brides m0heF by the
Lobde. u. D.. Eliza NJ. youngest daughter Of the
Francis p sage to Edward e. schOonmaker all OF this city,
No cards.
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POLICEMEN THANKED BY ADMIRAL LACOMBE
The following letter from Admiral Lacombc
was received yesterday by the Police en-
closed In complimentary from he French Consul:
Fiorc July 2.
MY DEARCoNsUL: Would You kindly thank lion. Com
missioner French for the of his service he gave MS
TO preserve 0rcr when received the guests OF the
Florei Had these brave been there we would
have been crushed by the crowd They also deserve
thanks. Cordially yours, c. LAcoMBE.
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crop has been greatly affected by winter killing drouth
that has prevailed since June and destructive work of
gruns ana grasshoppers Tho supply OF old hay In Yer
mont much less than Mt this time last year. In many
counties the pastures burned brown.
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HEAVY MORTGAGE on THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC
The New York Academy of Music was mort
gagged yesterday to William j. schenck and David g.
Iegget for $40 900, payable In five years. Herman r.
Leloy president OF the Academy managers aud /. j.
Murphy, secretary, signed the paper.
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THE WE1 TIER REPORL
GOVERNMENT INDfCATIONs

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
WASHINGTON. July 1O.-For New England.
slightly cooler weather. with occasional local rains,
fresh northwest winds.
For the Middle Atlantic States occasional local rains
northern portion generally fair weather In southern por
uon cooler northweserly winds, becoming variable.
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Post tDMce Notice.

Post O0lce Notice.
Letter, Europe directed 10. dis.
patcn particular IN orisr u secure s,esi To-
livery Tor.
fastest vesssls ayiiloe
Foreign maiis the week eatiny July III VIII close
(pRoMPTL In All tins noe ~ fJlio ys
6ATURDAYAt M for Turks Island and Iaytf. per .
Boston; al y. IN Tor Europe
serva Queenstown at pm for Scotland direct,
Oircassa Glasgow tetters must % directst per
trclssia at 1880 Tor CUBA and Porto .ico per -
NIAGARA Havana. at iJ0 y m for the Netherianie
direct. per y. Ca d wa ottedl u~ttets must "
aIrected per Caland'l al 23O D. M Tor Belgium Ill.
rect per wes.rnilnd via Antwerp letters must be
directed per Westernland'p
sUNDAY-At 1880 p IN. for Honduras and Livingston
per g. City OF Dallas. via Newt Oreaaa
Mails China and Japan Oceanic tva
san Francisco CLOSE here JULY IA At m Mail, ioe
Australia New-Zealap L sandwich ant FIJI islanis peg
SIS Australia via San Frlnclsoo. close hers Juis ~
att p.n arrival at Newfork VI 8 BritAnnlo
with Brit ish mails Tor AustraliaL
.Ihe schculc OF closing Trans Pacific mails arrsaxs
presumption OF their uninterrupted overland rAass g
Francisco Mails fr0 the Esst arrivip< on Has ~
ran Francisco the day OF sains Of stsaner< aro dc
S"''"o' '''"'s Wv HENnY O. PEARSON. PossmAstss
Post Oiuca New.York. N. Y. July Z lssA
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OBITUARY NOTES.

SrRNGFTELD, Mass, July 10.-George e.
Marshall fty years. Of the leading paper manu-
lecturers Of the country. died suddenly ut his home a.
fnrners Falls yesterday.
HARTFORD. July 1O-Colone Harlow r. Harris a
member Of the State Board Of Charities and well known
IN the business and political circles Of this State. died
from heart disease al his home la Ore Hill ths morning
Eugene H. Barton. age nfty-fiye. Superintendent or
the Jersey City public schools and also county superln
sendent died yesterday at his home No $40 Grandst
sser lingering illness Mr. Barton principal OF the
iAsh School up to the time Of Superintendent Dckin
sons death whom he was made superintendent He was
man OF thorough education and devoted to sduca-
oexi Interests He had been suffering from c0uplics-
diseases Tor about two bat had been able 70
Sstsno " his duties until two Inonts ego.
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DAY EXCURSION FOR WOMEy AVID OHILDREy.
Those wishing tickets for day excursion on
Friday July IL for women with their small children
VIII please call ON Mr.. Parsons, at The TRIBUNE Office,
without delay.
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FISHERMEN FROM CAYUGA LAKE.

ITHACA. July 10 tSpeciaD.-A party of Lchigl
Valley Railroad officials arrived In this place last oven
ing from "a fishing trip to Cayuga Lake. over 100 pound
black and sixty pounds OF perch and pick
ercl captured.
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Gperla! Notices

Valuable Tonic In Hot Weather
CASWELL> NUTRIrlVk WINE OF COCA.
CASWELI. MASSEY q co.
l,l2l Broadway and JIS 5ib-ave. and Newport, II l.
Diamonds.
RANDEL BARRYMORE & BILLINGS.
IMPORTERS AND GU TIERS OF DIAMONDS
MANUFACTURERS OF DIAMOND JEwELRY.
IS NAssAU.sT AND % MAIDEN LANE,NEw.YoR3
ST. Androw's-st nolborn Circus Lonioa.
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Escape all Danger from attacks of Diarrhga,
Dysentery or Cholera Morbus by using DIR. Jayno's
Carmnstive Balsam-an old remedy 10 be sure-bat as
sale aud certain ever. =.
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Long Beach Hotel,
Long Island.
Sea Bathing Unsurpassed.
$3 50 and 81 per day.
Southgate. Murray II wilkinson.
Pyle's o. X. Soap

instanter from Glenn's sulphur
illl's Hair and Whisker Dye Black or Brown, soc.
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The effect Of cansea)c weather la Hes Of delicate
stituons is very depressing ami aud sOnefhn
siren .thenng needed 20 assist nature whsanding tl
srain. Nothing effective be found than speer,
Port Burgundy and Claret Wine which
the New-lork aud other Hospitals
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H.. n. squire n sons, jewelers., y, tnltor.s.. NY
Diamond Ear Rim matched all sizes.
Watches S4Uto slJD sterling ,yerwaro ia
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omr,ns. vsa,ion IN this CITY ey snins
preceding midnight Iheso wn,s line rep'ss.n: the osIss.
the variations Indicated By the Thermometer u asS
nut pharmacy. SIS Broadway.
TRIBUNE OFFICE. July Ill q m.-Thc movement In
tho barometer yesterday upward Fair weather
prevailed The temperature ranged between 72o md
s2 tho average 4a being iso higher than on the cor