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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-01
IANIES I. SWIFT.

r,,,o r Swift senior partner In the wooen manufac
turng nrr ~ James T. Swift Co., died at his summer
home IA Morrf.town Y. j. Yesterday afternoon. lie was
o Of the prominent merchants OF this city. ana tR1 ac
cunulatod a large fortune. lie was nearly 'lNY years
old. m, wiz, died about year and As they had
M ,1drn ha lived alone I'm hi, handsome hone az No
l6 Wet ThirtY.nr,t-st. His family I'm times past WA
from ucnt in society and National politics u" was
rauAew - one ~ the commissioners who negotiated iof
tho ruchas. ~ Alaska from Russia. lie always wore
handsome ring which h. Inherited fron his uncle, p
yl ON il was given BY the Emperor Of Russia.
Nj Swift was the owner Of large amount u real
,t. in this city and In Morrstown. His woolen mills
ARE I'm Rhode Island He shut uD his house and went 70
Norsown on tho of June. About two weeks ago he
t.u III and crcw steadily worse until HE death His
brother was with hir the last and also HIS nephew
Albert sckncy the lawyer Tho funeral Will take place
n Mr. Swift's city home.
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DROWyIyG OF NAN VINO SAVED MANY LIVES

Cape May y. J.. July 81 special. Joseph Ma7iirr
aga about thirty two. went ont Oh th" IRON pier 4
few minutes before this evening. took OIL hi hat.
coat shoe, aud wai,tcoat. and Jumped on - he hdd
done many times before when he has hech giving
exhibition, In swimming Marlrc waH known 10y
c,crylodv because OF having saved 80 many persons
from drowning In the surf and because Of being
bathhousc keeper. After swimming about three
quarter, Of "a mile. he became exhausted ana was
,ccu 10 struggle In the water William ichcnthhI'
who WI, driving q hack along Beach ave. took oil
lh, hat coat and shoe, and with "@olFe Mu'hrl'
On, Co.. bathing nearby went ont aud brought him
In After using all Of thc restorative methods known
for more than thirty i've minutes, the ca," was give!
nm N,r1ir. wa, married aud has "a little Hrl aholt
six months Old He va, last year elected coIla'iOo
by "A large majority.
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REPUBLIc.1N rIcKET ~ NORTH DAKoTh
THE CONVENTION sUsTAINs THE NATIONAL
ADMINISTRATIONS.

THE CONVENTION sUsrAINs THE NATIONAL
ADMINISTRATIONS.
Grand Forks. y D.. July 3l--Thc full ticket nomi-
mated by the Republican state Convention Is Is fol
lows:
For Goycmor-A. H. Burke, Of Cass County.
Licutcnant-Go, crnor-Roser Auin Of Walsh County.
Auditor John i. Bray Of Grand Forks County.
Trca,urcr-L l.. Barker. q remblno County.
Secretary u Satc-Jolu tlittie. ~ Trail County.
Auorn,y.,,cncral-C. \. NJ. Spencer OK walsh County.
Superintendent or Public 1n,tructiou-John OGDEN.
Commissioner Of Asrcuturc-H I. H,in,'on. Of Cav.
ali,r County.
Insurance Commi,slonerA. l.. Carey q Cas- County.
The platform mdolsc, the Administration u Pres
dent Harrison and the pending silver legislation urges
ih, passage of the Federal Election bill. extends con-
grltulatlpns to speaker Reed for his rulings to facll
tate business and demands high rate Of protection
ON woolcn lndu,rlc, as i accorded the most favored
manufactures It especially fayorN any aud all egS-
laton tending Ia encourage and promote agriculture.
Protection is asked for the just rights OF labor Mr..
Ilan,brough's work in Congress was heartily In
dor.ed The reduction OF duty on binding
irvine from 23I cents to III cents /, de
handed The passage Of the dependent pension
bill i, approved. The usual protest Is made against
nouopoic, and corporations. and the passage Of ~
state law is urged regulating the rates and tolls 81
rommon carriers. IL opposes the Legitimate eNactpn
OF interest but favor, fair rcNeue for money loaned
rho parry Is pledged t. secure the free disposition and
rauSpoltat on of state products. unlmpcdcd 10y rings
and onppoies and restrict the powers of corporate
franchises \ reduction If rates on timber coal anu
grain Is promised Mr. BhlneS re.lPrlcty P3ncN j. lh
dor,cd and an amendment 10 the Mckinley blll rcduS
TO sugar and agricultural produ,ts IS appnHei; ~ de
Clarcs in favor Of the vigorous Enforcement 81 ne
existing Prohibition law and asks the passage oil me
Federal law giving each state the rIs, II, 20
Miller on The lottery question j. heartily approved
The platform opposes Lottery IestOn ana i"v% ,
hiblilng a licensed lottery
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srrr1cEs AT PIrMAN GRnyE.

pitman Grove, y. j., July 81 (SpeciaL-Ihc crowd
at Iltman WIS increased several hundred today'
The heat va, oppressive but It Good IN tho
Auditorium oday's session given 10 home
missionary talk and wa, presided over by Mr..
f. +. Garrison. The Rev. william Walton delivered
the address Of welcome and il was responded to By
Mrs. Garrison The Rev. Philip Cone Of Ilimmonton,
l>e an outline # the society There are sixty five
conferences in the organization and 5000 members
Tie cash receipt and surplus last year we're Flll,oUo
i .cr, are Nfy missionaries and teachers employed
Mir Cone said the missionaries were only half pald,
their pas from 800 10 $3.50 annually. Mo ~ r..
f.rinfu Of kan,a-. the National organizer Of the
Ir,r NJ! .-iouHry society. addressed n chldrns meet
itp i'm the Tabernacle in the aftt wOOn and held u
ali service" In which she compared different nall,
- persons i'm the Auditorium. The Rev. Dr. a. D..
of,.rd addrcs ed the meetings on Home Missionary
Wnri Al night a conservation and praise service
,,a. held led by Presiding Elder Rolyca, who an
nOnnccd that tomorrow camp meeting service
u,uld he begun.
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LABoRs OF TIE SEASIDE ASSEMBLY.

Avon hy tie s..a. .rily 81 NpeciaD.-The regular
devotional exercises the grounds OF the Seaside
Assembly were led by the Rev. A \. Arms trOng Of
TlaiuGcld = !. The children and all tle new
pupil. enjoyed tho marching and singing and sowing
exercises al the kindergarten this morning. Madame
h.rI. IA her clnss for women. taught that after thr
mu clos had become strong and plablc they could
easily gain what is called muscle memory EN-
crci-cs for gracefully entering carriage and for
stopping 20 recover articles from The hpOr the mo
lions used for opening and shutting door, were
miorspcrscd with heavier exercises. IN the vocal
culture section he took mp the relation Of the voice
10 reading and cOuVcratlon. Professor Conrad Dchl,
u his lecture before the art students said IN part
" IN art education. ~ word (, generally used
and abused than the term cOnvcntOudliLinc.' Con
naturalization holds the same relation 10 form
language that Is held by metaphor b. word language
Thus. the savage spccalI1es from INABILITY 10 gen
cr.tl7n while the poet uses metaphor the most
exalted form IL expression. To cOnvcntiDnal1c l. 10
tlansnutc Ure form 81 nature into Il type form Of
art. \ conventional form l. au art form, pure and
simple. although sometimes also an artificial or sham
ipiIu'
Dr. Edward Pick Of London England. gave a
lecture th, evening, teaching system Of pcricctug
lice memory. Professor 4. \. 1itw0rth, al Rutgers
college. opcucd a department of mathematics here
TINS morning.
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SUBSCRIPTION TO RELIEVE SOrTH LAWRENCE.

u,stop Ulv 31-At a meeting Of citizens 800 was
subscribed ON the spot and committee was appointed
f, MAXI, Bo,ton's subscription $4,000 Mc~Ar-. Kid
der Peabody & co. were To day instructed by Mayor
uart to pay To- Mayor Crawford. Of Lawrence $1,000
from the ncxpcndcd JohnSiown fund Ia ana "i the
cycloue sufferers Carpenters and mason" by the ''"c
are Al work IN the district at south LaNrnc" I''er
hv the tornado and The wreck is being rapidly cleared
nm uar,i,Iv ruined houses repaired and preparations
MADE 10 construct now ones 10 %ci"ch p J iSo
Wailro,d CompanV authorized Mayor Crawford 10 draw
4. C M
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THE PRESIDENT TAXES A DIP ~ THE OCEAN.

Cape May. July 81 CSpccIal-The President re
maincd quiet at hi, cottage today enjoying the p"'u
ful weather. Alont O'Clock III COMPANY WIFI h"pS
Mckee Mrs Russell Harrison. Mrs Dimmick ana VT.
,d NJ. - Mckee hc took an ocean bath IN front
If The cottage This evening. upon the invitation uI
Mr., Harrison General and Mrs Sc"cII dlhed WIN tle
pr,..ldcnt's fnmllv.
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CREDIT TO WH0X CREDIT is DrE

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In the account Of the laying OF the Section VI
standard steel ties on the Delaware al" ""u'"n "'''
Company's line at Balston y " pnblNned III u
dnv,s Tribune II Is stated that the ayingof the track
Was under nv personal direction whereas the ia'tS
ar, that the entire credit of layi the ties ana com
pleting the work in the excellent manner IN whch II
was done is due 10 Trackmaster Dor>eyS SIKH ana eA
perence in such matters, and do not wish 10 TAX
INV credit that belongs TO him, a IN, whole Work
"a nndcr his supervision and not mine. wt'
~rescnt at the time merely a. an Interested party
Yours truly, l. - ''''ii-'i-'''
New-N Ork July 81, l79O.
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THE TOURNAMENT VENT ON MERELY.
ONE SURPRISE IN THE TENNIS GAMES AT THE
MEADOW CLUR

MEADOW CLUE.
The tennis tournament tho Meadow Club
rly at Southampton l.. l. yesterday, aa but for
loo&eor occurrence In the afternoon when c. T. O"hnd
defeated In the final round the days play would have
been satisfactory The unfinished match Of yesterday
In She womens doubles first played and was won BY
Miss Bots and Miss c. w Roosevelt from their opponents
Miss and Miss L. G. Roosevelt. The ~mi-nna
Of the mems doubles played III the morning and 10
the first match played Mcssrs Campbell and Huntington de-
Messrs Dinsmore and johnson. In the meanwhile
Miller and Huntington trying conclusions
al adjoining with c. p Rowland and j. Howland.
Three close contested and the HoWlsnd- finally
managed 10 OF victorious, although their opponea
captured The first set.
The final contestlng Timing lot for the afternoon
and Rowland was not On hand when play called
nc promptly dcauted by the committee Beach tacn
generously offered to play Rowland for the first prize al
though decided that he TAYLOR fo
championship Rowland played wl III great det'rui -
ton throughout this match and although 10 had the
81 The third set Rowland managed N win 10 lOs
and the match By tsng the fourth set g. Tho
tournament VIII De finished to-day when the pion-Ip
round VIII takr place. The Anl match in doubles bc-
tween the Rowland Brothers and o. = Campbell and r. T.
Huntington VIII also b. played Tho second and console
ton prize will be decided we'll. AIuendqd tc
Women's doubles: Final round Miss q. W Roosevelt
and Miss Bet, Nil, T.. G. I:ooc,olt and Mis- Dh
more CT Ct SO 50. 1ii-, Dn-iuore and Mis-. t.. g.
Roosevelt beat Miss Bacon and Miss Holt. Go e. J.
Mems doubles: First round-C. T. Rowland aud j.
Rowland lcat q. Aucrbury and J.. c. Sanford GO G-l
r. T. Huntington AID q. S Campbell a. X. Y. Beach
and W. X Fowler, IS, G-3, GO Ford Huntington and
Dean Miller beat H. ". billings and J.. II. Belts 3 g.
G. GO; W u. Dinsmorr and g. T.. johnson beat H. A.
Taylor and Foxhau Kccne by dfault.
Second round-O. s. Campbell and Il. j.. Huntington
beat W. b. Dlnemore and =. f. johnson. 60 Ga:
T. Rowland and j. Rowland beat Ford Huntington au1
Dosne Miller. 81. - 6-3.
Singles: Final rouuds-C T. Rowland beat r. V
Reach Sc. 90 lO--S 6-3.
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TWO BOYS FATALLY HURT By Az ELEVATOR

owen poan age thirteen. Of 40 81 WaShin2t"n--t.
Jersey civ and William Murray, age thirteen OF 80
40 Ncwarkst Ho oxen. were PLAYING In the basement
,nder IN. elevator shaft OF a new building In Hudson
Place jersey CITY evening when they were crushed
v the elevator coming down with terrific or'" upon them
som. bows had attempted III" elevator ana lost
Central OF IT, Murray was Instantly killed aud Dolan
,,,,llv Injured His skull was fractured. Dolsn was
taken 10 St. Marys Hospital
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Spsual Noliees.


The Ncw-York Juvenile Guardian -ocict, gave yes:
- it. "FTOKLNCI NiGHIiNGALL' Excl KSloN
=, ia tenement mothrrs aud children. DIVIDED into 1870
.,larn,o family groups. Besides "a" inNlE'atng ocean
ond ,,rranu, the important matter 20 the chill
arm seemed To the Socetys bountlul warm dinners.
,,i n.ut,d with an abundance OF puF" mills d. Jos.
Shears Medical INSPECTOR ~ the Board of Health. gave
bl, valuable professional services. -
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IIEII

ALLEN-At Aryerne, L. J., July 81 Fanny Lnp'on Porter
Funeral service at the residence OF her sonnaw. W
story l0S West l23dst. saturday morning. a. ~ ~
Interment Greenwood.
BOOK-At jersey City. Thursday july 81. 1890 Henry
II. Book. age 80 years
BoYD-Captain Robert Boyd, L. s. Navy. at MS resi-
rS d91s :s 20 " st. nn Church h
ro5 GrS9 oy ,: AgssSs to at stha Without further
MILITARY Order Of The LSy1 d If .oe s s. the Of cS as
YORK NewY6rk July 81. ls9OCompanlons are Informed
Of The death The 5dth inst az Brooxyn ~ r. q com;
psnGa AK S1 baee on Ho FGay august at Church
SSlnes Gt S ss n% SpT to and and
customary badge Of mouT wR}g,E T s% Ss Y?,
Breyst MaorGenGra u ;,r Amy oe'red' C'H"a0asf
GEO. ate f PS3mSsteT = 5 Havy Recorder.
BRrGGs-In BrooAyn July 80. 1890 Pardon BrigR'' IN
Rs s SSs and friends are invited attend the funeral at
ILL Fn,Go s.I,e tHSe{ p. S saturda
cRAIGHEAD-July 81, Mrs. Helen NJ. Craishead IN the
year v Ge SATURDAY August 2 the Church OF the
beloved Disciple s9th-st' II 80 a. H.
DAWSON July g. 1890 Henry Dayso9; tsju; a.
Liverpool board tc2saP Ma"' f.9m par
fgng . 'SGs T and S rrday orhne August
/ at il o'elOcA Interment pFi'a'>
Corn Exchange Bank Se~YSk bc }a{ h 49, das the
A. sg aSSu Z! Was s sSoped d DS''' '' ~
again %eS spSs q Rs Il %S'in
Dayc Who did 'ldaqy Lyg9S on ne ED P' 4
the 5aysble services director gho dgrns The Tern e. az
ri: EISe 9% Tsr oe Tsd 1 SR S aud cad
himself his elownembfFS BY ei,sd 5 4aSTa
5n s .bp ScSr- sfP nstG1 transmit his family sd
1S pTss press this heartfelt L5 tfr%iL Love e. ts Sf
GARRISON At clifton 5 l.. on July 3D. a'ter prolonged
illness Daniel GaLrett. son OF Anne NJ ana 'Ne ''o
sc1yt e. prate a, the home Of his mother on Friday
s ai5S,PQ %av 4G OK pacr. p'a.o COPY.
H9LhE S 81 ra F'SeN a9d B. III! o1ros
r and p s eay at 2l5 Mouroe Friday at
KELrY~ou July 81 Gibbons K Kelly afed 81 yea E,o..
Iyn On Friday evening az O'CLOCK
McFAELAXp-Mary Mcfarland. in tho oath year Of her
Fs as hl, Friday evening at o'clock from her ''o
Intornlent AZ South Kortrlght, SATURDAY.
= % S Wsfs .lat iS 1i 10 ne G ga Ri
f WSrh We we,icd 3 J.. II day Augqst T. on the to
s s5i i., Il s sd d SedRJ en- yam '''
ROpEs-on Wednesday July 30 Reuben W. Ropes IN
raa,rii .ces. WIN BE- he'd a. hi. late reTid,ne9 %
Ranscn-;t DrooSlyo FTiday ADJUST ANY l. a' p u"
q as 5s S da iSar on oG Joy 81
yo 'iiSa- Of n faa era? Gert'a't.f. ''
Ro-ou paper. pleas. 'op5.
81, i6rIi-sudGriy AZ sheldon Springs. vermont on
wednesday JuIy 80. Abhir -. seymour, "Id"" q" 1"''
~ryu...r. f.t ST.. year 90 lrl AZ.
Funeral services az 81 Batthoiomcas church N'"1ofN'
saturd', mofninr' August "a ms a. IL "a,
SN0tK-N HoimdI y. j.. July n, lsO l'ae -
ri9c,G ~ Saflri,S August . at p. NJ from tho
Reformed Church. Noiudrl.
SWIFT Suddenly 40 Mofristowu. y j.. July 81. James T.
swift % Ncw-Nork.
Notice OF funeral h,rcafter.
Department Of ~tnte, Na,hinCton, D e. July 81.
1870 In oruat has been received 40 uis DrlSfn.ht
nom Mr. Victor Niiquan the consul OF t' ltd states
a, colon N.pnwsll OF the death ~ David 'Dbe - New
Pr d-ratch NO lol. Dated July Is. 1890
MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
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A WEDDING.

Miss Rmas Petit Lyndhurst, was married 70 Fred
eSisk Taylor OF Rutherford ~ In the Methodist Church
~ rutherford "wednesday night the Rev C. NJ Ander-
son performing the ceremony. Miss Lille Petit was
bridesmaid and James Taylor best man. The ushers were
David Taylor and Ward. After the ceremony a
reception held seventy five Invitations having been
sent out The young couple have gone on trip to Pha-
delphia.
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c,r1iDREN,s DAY AT ROUND LAKE.

Round Lake y. Y, July 81 CspeclaD.-Children :
DAY was observed here to-day. Professor spedom
nave Il cravon lecture and Professor Charles u. KEEL
Iorr "A selection in bird varbling. large audience
Wa, present In the evening the Kellogg Concert Com
pany gave q concert. The other important lectures
on toda.', programme st. Paul and John
wesley by Dr. Buttz, and Egypt and Her Monu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-01

The business Mons Republican Association Of the
With Assembly District held meeting last evening 1t
M If south Washington square. C. G. shayne delivered
an address upon the new voting law ana rehearsa Il
elactionn was held with dummy tickets and canvass
rey,,i,on booth. Among those present Mark Dob
son pre.dent; j. D. Quicker secrctory J. Johnson Il.
Matthew's D. Lyons J. &. Scarshed. J. De Winnie and W
Warner.
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business transacted and the choice Of man n MI
the vacant place took the committees time up u III
o'clock, II Is regarded something significant that tho
choice finally fell upon James Z. Archibald master wofk'
OF National Trades Assembly No. 10.
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CHILDREys CARNIVAL AT LONG BEACH,

Inc pafors and dining OF the Long Beach. L. l.,
Hotel were thronged last night at the chldrens caruiy al
Aoous HV children In picturesque costumes gave an
eHhiDuoh o. fancy dancing Among different char
sc'fs "efe EssIe Hertz yankee Doodle Martha
-AVermeFer As Flower Grip AdeI WoIts Martha
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THE MorNTAIN CIArrArQUA WELL ATTENDED

THE MOUNTAIN CIIAUTAUQUA WELL ATTENDED.
Mountain Lake Park. Nd, July 3l.-The Chautauqua
Assembly, Of this season Is attracting larger number
of uenplc than ever before At the hour for the Min
str' Institute to day large audience assembled
m hear DR.. NJ VI. rarkhurst. who spoke on THE
Church. 4 paper was also read by J. F.. Mof'att OF
Cumberland Nd The Rev. e. {. Albcrtson, OF
Goshen Ind. gave lecture upon John lunyan. the
Itnmort.l Dreamer The Young Travellers class
considered The Land and the Kingdom TO-DAY BE
fore the evening lecture the chorus class and the or
che.tra gave a musicale. George w. LOOmls OF
Rochester ~ y delivered stcreopticon lecture In the
evening the subject being From Consantinope TO the
f.,fte,
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CLOSE OF TIE ASHEVILLE W. c. 7. L. ASSEMBLY.
Ashcville. y. C., July 31.-The Woman's Christian
Temperance Unioh Assembly closed It's first session
tonight with addresses in the Opera Hall. by Mrs.
Wells president Of the Assembly, and Mrs. Hunt,
superintendent of scientific temperance instruction.
The session has far exceeded expectation IN every
particular and its annual Is all assured fact
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MIRRIED.

NosS-ADAMs-On "Wednesday July 10 $500. at Chr st
Church Montpelier. VI, BY. Rev Edmund Gu u,
D. D. assisted by ItcN. ]. c. flanfers Rector OF inc
Parish idith Est,lle Aians daughter Of John Quincy
Adams In SAMUEL : Mos, oil New Berlin. NeN.NOrk.
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THE DISASTROUS FIRE AT SENECA FALLS.

seneca Falls, y. Y, July 81.
The business part OF the town is wiped out by tho
fire To-day G.. y. Blodgctt recovered his Herrings
Champion safe from the ruins and found his books
and papers In perfect order -
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Chicago July 31.-Geucral Il. '" Smith, OF this city
died this morning. aged slAtyseNe yeare He was Brig.
adl.r.,,encrlI of volunteers during the late
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HIVE YOU packed hamper yet for that excursion
trp II not s'Op until you have procured few bottles OF
Hub Punch. You VIII hank NJ ereauy Tor the hhI
Nothing will delight your taste Ike H. Groeers
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pROFESSOR L. Il. SMITH.

Richmond Va July 81 PROFESSOR T. b. Smith, Of Rich
,oood College died here to-day. He well known
throughout The country as an insurance actuary.
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"ashington.' Master Waller George Washington"
Mabel Hertz as might" and Herbert Roscnf:d ~
sailor" About eight hundred spectators were present.
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ment,.7 by the Rev. j. Zweifc. Tomorrow Is
Philosophers Day. and the principal address Will be
by DR.. ;. l.. Bowman on Herbert spencer
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LABOR MEN ~ THE CITIZENS MOVEMENT
Tn. Executive Committee Of the Peoples Municipal
Iagio me. last night n the Victoria Hotel
Tho meeting was special and called for III pur-
nos. Of filing the vacancy occd,oncd by the departure Of
ul.cn-T Davies, the chairman, fog Europe As no other
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LUIGI PALLOTTI.


Rome July 3l.-Cardinal Luigi IHlotti Is dead He
was Ntyoae years Old He was elected to the cardhaate
In, So
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For summer complaints, diarrhosa aud ali pain. Ponds
Extract Is unequaled. Buy the genuine.
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Department Of STATE, Washington. D. G.. July Sp
-,,O In orat on ha, been ed az Ills DeIsrtment
IRON Nlr Victor Niquain The consul OF ~ MIA states
A. colon N,puwslh. OF the death 81 p''ld 'ue 81 Ne"
York CITY. -, - ,.no
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MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
Ogcc. rs West ojd.st, cor. SNth-aye., y. Y
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-19

representatives. provided for rebate on
all ubroken packages of manufactured
tobacco held by manufacturers or deal
erS at the time the reduction of
TAX was TO take effect, but
the senate struck out this and
all-other provisions in relation to the
internal revenue. The house disagreed
to all the senate amendments, and the
Whole matter was sent TO committee
OF conference. That committee agreed
10 reduce the tax on manufactured to-
bacco and snuff two cents per pound in
stead of four cents. as proposed by the
house, and 1t agreed To restore the pro-
vision allowing rebate. The provision
III regard to rebate was ore of the last
items in the bill considered 10y the con-
ference committee. AMI at the time it
was agreed upon the preparation of the
report had been nearly completed.
After the report had been made and
agreed to by both houses il was diScov-
cred for the first time that the provision
allowing rebate had been
omitted from it by mistake of
the clerks who wrote out the report.
L have seen Senator Sherman's letter on
this subject and he is entirely mistaken
IN saying that rebate was not intended
TO be allowed. The report signed by
Mr.. Sherman and tie other Republican
conferreeS shows that it was agreed to
and the difficulty arises solely from the
fact that the clerks failed To insert the
rebate provision in full in the body of
the report. The senate amendment
striking out the rebate was numbered
449 and the report states distinctly that
the senate rectdeS from this amend
ment, which, of course, restored the
provision. l think congress will allow
the rebate at the next session. 1t
certainly will unless the majority
have changed their views upon the
subject"