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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20

for great statesman, general. and courageous man,
and the lanented Garfield chosen.
Again, al the mention Of the name OF Garfield, the
enthusiasm broke out the demonstration did not
cease until the bard drowned the noise by playing
"The Star spangled Bannor.' Then tho speaker
continued
The fight in 1873, was again on old l.noe. when
the duty the country to tako care Of ITSELF and
after Chester A. Arthur with great dignity and integrity.
had care OF the interests OF the country the Re-
pubcns looked around ter the greatest OF living Ameri
the courageous statesman the magnetic james g.
Elaine.
Again 1t became necessary for the band to drown
the applause shouts OF approval that greeted the
name OF Blaine. but the demonstration was eaualed
when the name Of Benjamin Harrison was mentioned
This is how Mr. Clark spoke Of the President
In 1883 bitter contest was In sight, and the Repuol
cans looked toward a man In Indians who had been Q
gallant figure many battlefield. we hepuoieanS
believed az that time that could do what We did doput
into the White House Benjamin Harrison.
At this point the Interference OF the music became
necessary again before the speaker could proceed.
Then he said
And again the Republican party in 1892, with ths same
leader faces the Issues and this time VIC say the Harrison
Administration good a platform as we want We go
into the fight with Harrison for leader anu again VIC
can win. (Appause.)
GEN. sHERIDAN'S REASONS FOR CONlDEN|E
General George A. Sheridan then introduced by
the chairman as 'the matches and unmatcoed sol
der" The General said In part
Il will be unnecessary after oil that has been sao 70
sav ANYTHING In commentator OF the candidates am
certain that Harrison will make good President a. ne
has made good President We have not lost any zine
saving that the Mckinley law Is unconstitutional. we
are satisfied with that and satisfied that the on'ed
states Supreme Court knows about CONSTITUTIONAL 10"
than the Democratic convention 1t Is great 1."'s "
know what you and great thing TO kno" no" 70
get IT, Then 1t is greater know how To keep H.
we Republicans know good thing when we see IL VIZ
rba 10 % tt
Irov how 10 keen it That Ia the we have the
Mckinley law and the want Mr.. Harrison 70
return TO the White House.
Tho speaker then presented some convincing aTsu'
ments to tho gathering ding the difference oe'"ceh
Protection and Free Trade. . =, ,h.
There was big parade at the ADJOURNMENT OF inc
meeting Everybody In tile hall and hunacsaS VIZ ~
stood ou SIDE Joined In tho march through the streets Vi
Harlem behind the band
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FOR CAMPAIGN WORK IN BROOKLYN.

Francis II. Wilson, chairman Of tho Republican yam
palcn Committee In Brooklyn appointed YESTERDAY Inc
following Finance Committee Of Fifty-two hna''
Allen Doty. J. = T. stranahan, silas H. butcher
General james Iourdan. Darwin X. James W. W
Goodrich. Howard NJ. smith. William Bcrn' W. w.
Wyckon. Gustav A. Jahn' Charles a. scner'n' SA''o,
H. Moore. Henry Batctnan John . Nusc'''' rn" .,e
~ Int, + H. Durls, George Is. Forester. John W.
rockingham. John NJ. Drake. Benjamin r. BRIT
lanes Noodhead, benjamin Estes Albro j. Newton
mr. ". H. johnson, George f. Moulton. Henry a.
Never. Joseph F. Kinds, Dr. Charles T. liopp. Joseph
BENJAMIN. e. Dwight Church, Frank eperry, Clarence
4. barrow, Robert d. benedict. Joseph [, hacher'
Isonh Isplnall Elijah X. Kennedy I. l.: WoVirul,
Terhnm Clark ID. Rinehart j. W. iiarman,
John r. Covington. Rotert A. sharNey Alonzo brymeT
hn', Vou Nosrrand Arson stratton. F. j.. Backus,
" :. Ryan, john +. Henry and Warren G TrdwsIl'
Mr. Doty Will 10 chairman OF the eonimtee; o. d,
,hiftcndcn has been maze treasurer OF tho Campaign
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coyrs,pr rLo,yrR.s SUBSCRIPTIONS.

The Executive Committee OF the Building Fund OK
ne New-York Press Club. which has undertaken 10
ase sj0O,oOO fG new building for the club, organ
Ied at Manhattan Beach Monday evening by the
ecton q c. &C Iennessy chairman, W. J.
ARIEL treasurer. and Charles W. Price. secretary.
Arrangements for the immediate issue Of p:ospec Us
settling forth the objects OF the club were made, and
many plans discussed. Messrs. Iiennossy, Arkcll AMI
rice thea visited rho Oriental lloel 20 pay their
respects 10 Governor Flower who is an honorary
uenber OF the club. Tue Governor authorized Mr..
a. as1si TO put him down Mt once for subscription Of
fTttoU to the preli rinary fund This Is Governor
lowers second contribution 10 the Press Club. Ten
ago lie gave ~ 900 toward the expense OF fitting
~ sae present Quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
xa. DEpq:w HOPES TO HAVE HIS USUAL VACATION

u is understood tHt Ghaunccy NJ Depew has not
gwen up the prospect OF obtaining European vac''-
Ton as usual tbs summer. II IS now probable mat
within a week or two he Will be able to complete
his arran;srnents so as 10 60 abroad. Mr.. Dcpew' ;
many frie kt viii reoce az his chance for complete
rest as the objection to his rcnn;ng in this country
even when he leaves business behind him at the
once Is that business In some way another Is
always able 10 hunt him down and prevent the com
fete repose needed TO restore his energies and pre-
pare him for IN hard work lying before him in The
auunn not small part Of which Will be labors for
w victory OF She Republican ticket. II Is thongnt
that Mr. Depe viii be able definitely 10 arrange his
pAfs In a ieSgrdays.
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PostOmce Notice.
,sho,ld IA ,ssd daily nv ali Interested "A chances

Should be read daily by all interested. as changes
Letters for foreign counties need not be specially
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E,ro,r per s. s. Alaska. via Queenstown at p m. for
Scotland direct per Anchora. Via Glasgow detters
mat no dIrN,ted per Anch ir.n').
mus" ssuEDKYGHt 3 for Costa Rica VIA Limon, per
Mails for Australia, Newzealand Hawaiian FIJI and
close here daily up to August - e. ;sc ~ tor On
ARRIVAL at New.York Of Aurania with British maab
Tor Iustaiisl; Mails for China and npsn. per s;H
20 at $50 p, Mails for the Society Islands Per SHIP
to july .9S at $50 p N Malls for tho Hswaiisn
daily UP July ~ at 80 p m Man, for Newtoand;
this once daily AZ 80 m Malls for M!9aeloH BY RI!
a. 80 p m. Mails Tor Cuba by rail to rawps Fla.
close at this onee daily q go a m Mails for Msxro
steamer close at Inf, ONCE daily at 3 a. m.
Trans Pacific nails forwarded 70 San Francisco
daily and the schedule OF elcns = asnsed % the Pre-.
sumption OF their uninterrupted overland TRANSIT 70 Sac
Frnnrlsco Mails the Fast arriving on time q: saQ
Francisco on day of sailing VI steamers are disAchco
thence the same day L.,
Extra Supplementary Malls are opened on ne piers o.
.he Engsh French ard GERMAN steamers at me hour OF
closing 81 Supplementary Mails at the Posoriee. which
remain open until within Ten Minutes OF the hour OF SAIL
'"s " ~ CORNELIUS VAN COLT: Postmaster
Postonlce New.York. y. Y. July 10. 1s'2
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. PRACTICAL METHOD OF WORK.

A vell.attended meeting Of tho Chauncey ". Depcw
Climb Of Kings County WIS held last evening ut no.
1O4 Bridge-st Brooklyn. Charles Morton PRESIDED,
and George Huber was secretary On motion OF
Walter Mcguire, district captains were appointed
10 see that every Republican voter registered and casts
hts vote They received instructions from the chair
in regard TO the work. 1t decided Tint Mt each
meeting throughout the campaign hnlf hour be de-
voted bv the chair 10 the instruction OF the members
'O tho pollot Reform law. A committee Of five was
appon ed to make arrangements for raising Harrison
and Reid banner. several new members we're elected,
after which the meeting adjourned with cheers for
Harrison and Reid.
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BANNER RAISING AT SING SING.
TIE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL CLUB HAS BIZ
CELEBRATION.

1IrE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL CLUB HAS A BI"
CELEBRATION
There was banner-ra'sing at sing sing Oh siohu"!
night under the auspices Of the Republican oeh'ri
Club. The streets were thronged with spectators
when the members of the club and delegations lro'h
other organizations, beaded by brass band' paraoe'
from their headquarters through the principal SURGE"
OF the city, amid a display Of fireworks. on the re-
turn to the club rooms the banner was swung 10 'he
breeze while the band played 1.-THE Rcd WhlN ana
nluc, perfect shower Of fireworks Of every descrip
ton greeted the appearance Of the banner which Is
one Of the handsomest TO be seen along tile iuusoh
River.
This part Of the demonstration wns kept up ior
some time.
Aerward the spacious quarters OF tho cluo were ni''d
10 their utmost capacity to listen to the speeches
f. L. Young was the speaker OF the evening ana ne
made a telling address. He was followed BY number
Of local speakers Great enthusiasm prevailed through
ont the celebration and the campaign was opened IN
most nnspciOus manner. John v. CucKcr1lI Is presi
don't OF the Republican Central Club, hch Is In nour
ishinc condition. lie predicts that the town Oh vs.
slning will give handsome majority Tor HARRISON ana
Reid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
rr,rrrsu REPUBLICAN CLUDs GROWING.

Tho regular meeting OF the Fatbush Republican A,s0-
,o,io, va. held IN the Town Hail. On Gr1ntet, LA:
night President George {. Moon opened ne meeting.
.,,h G Schenck acting ~ secretary. Enthusiasm was
aroused N high pitch when william =. ryan announced
that he had brought with him two young from Windsor
rcrr,ce who were 10 cast their maiden votes
for Harrison and Reid Their rancs were John Bar
her and O. W TnacEary. Mr.. Ryan In his addrc's.
,,ud the meeting C. enthusiastic cheers when ne referred
"a the noble principle Of che Republican party Several
pcoons for membership h'nded IN and strong ad.
dicss followed by Postmaster c. l.. II. Zelnsky. who
nounc,d that tomorrow evening general enrolment 81
r,h,ts and organization Of TIE Iiarfison and Reid
p.nt,rcn club Of the Vh District would be held and
ox,cndoi cordial invitation all Republicans 70 attend
Ano,hrr enthusiasts T.. tag Of t Wind or Terrace
Republican Club was held In Union uall IA evening
Presden, T. r. occupied the chair and there
.ho,t ,nccchcs and Gebutes by the nembcrs. bevcra
new applications for membership were received.
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VOTING VOTERS To HAVE A CLUB.

In addition TO the regular Republican Club AZ
College Point H. J.. there Is being oreahlAcd
Young Mems Republican club, which VIII DC com
rosod only OF those who have not rs yet cast o
ro,o tor President OF the United states. Separate
ouarters Will be engaged for this organization, which,
II Is expected, will number over fifty members. The
project Is In the hands OF dozen enthusiastic young
Republicans many OF whom are cons OF veterans
The new association expects 10 he In readiness 70 nKe
mart I'm the banner raising OF the senior ciuD WHICH
l. TO take place carly In August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
DEMOCRATIC POLITICS IN NEw-JERsEY.

Tho ratification meeting Of the Cleveland and
stevenson Cln' II Garfield. \. j., on Monday night
ended in a prize light between wv" oil TIC men pres
emit The meeting was he'll In bac&smlth's SHOP.
and after the regular proceedings, beer flowed
freely and n fight between two local pugilists was ar
ranged. lawyer and 4 township official acting as
seconds The fight decided to be a draw and
one Ct tho contestant, wa, roughly handled BY NJ,
trends who thought he lad not showed sufficient
mn, ehInr ability Respectable Democrats deeply
mortified over the AFFAIR which. It Is thought. will
sind many doubtful voters into tho Harrison and
dcrly and whose president IS Gilbert d. Bogart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
william Il. rAyDHHEILrS oorrryEss.

Newport II. l., July 1O.No information can be
Sbtaincd here confirming the report that Mrs. Rus
cell gJverness for W. X. Naderbilt, has become in
zane. She at church on sunday last, ana the
report Is believed TO be without foundation.
A report 10 the effect that Bacr Russell. n gov
.ress in the family OF William X Vanderbilt. at New
port. had suddenly become insane and caused great
annoyance In the family by insisting that her son Ed
ward and William X Vanderbilt. ir.. were the OBJ
ec;s OF a kidnapping plot. could not be verified last
aigit from any member Of the Vanderbilt fnmily'
none Of whom now In the Gty. Mrs. vanderbilt
Il was stated had been annoyed and worried to the
point o, nervous prostration. and Mrs Russell had
been taken 10 Buffers Hospital at Providence. after
eaus Dc "a scene and resisting the efforts OF number
Of psicemcn All the servants Of the family who
could ~, seen Yesterday denied all knowledge Of the
Whole affair and questioned the rum VI any SUM
unpleasant occurrence as that described
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
AN EFFICIENT CLUB IN THE PAPER TRADE

Tile Harrison and Reid Campaign Club OF the faper
and Associated Trades organized at NO. l2o
Duare.st Yesterday afternoon The Office OF president
was not filed, but other officers were elected as
follows: Vice president, George ". Mlar; treasurer
Frank squer; secretary, Colin Keith tTquhart Ethan
Allen Dpty. OF the firm OF Doty schrimgeour Bloom
field Broyecr OF Brewer Bros. Ralph Trautmann. oil
rroutmann Bailey &c Bampy John c. Rankin, )r,
and Charles T. Dillingham;, Of the J. G. Rankin o.
and william B. Boorum OF the Boorum & Pease Co.,
we're appointed committee to organize an executive
committee A hammer committee was also appointed
cons sting Of Theodore Conrow, Of Conrow Irs' D.
s. Walton. OF ID. 5. Walton & Co.: william b. Dhl"n,
OF the Glens Fails pnpsr Co., and William h. Wiley
Of J. II. Wiley &c sons.
The committee of SIX appointed 10 organize m
executive committee viii go 10 work Immediately, and
rs soon a. the executive committee is selected, per
monent headquarters will be secured and banner
raised.
Papcrmnkcrs paperdealers, publishers BOOK ana
newspapcIdeacrs printers. photographers. az station
crs NJ all sorts will be invited TO Join the club a
SIMILAR club four years ago did effective work. and the
pnrcr trade is determined again To b. foremot among
the supporters OF the Republican principe III P%o'cN
iou ~ American Industries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
TIE CANDIDATES on THEIR WAY.

Buz7ards Bay, Mass, July i0.-Grover Cleveland,
General A. F.. stevenson, General Ewing and a half
ao,en newspaper men started on the 4 80 p. m train
Tor New York via the Fall River Line. The de
porture was n quiet one. the party arriving mt the
station soon after the train arrived, and Mr. Cleveland
In some haste purchased the tickets and afterward,
with tbe Others took scats In the through Fn River
car 4 small party had gathered at the station but
there was 10 enthusiasm whatever manifested. Mr..
Cleveland left here yesterday afternoon in Mr. Bcnc
dicts vocht Onelda and will join her husband later
Fail River. Mass, July lD-Grover Cleveland, ac-
COMMANDED BIZ General stevenson ana General Ewing,
went through here tonight their way TO NewIor,t
At Nlddleobro The party was greeted by delegation
Of Democrats. headed By Colonel Earle Ryder. There
were no unusual incidents during the trip fOm Buz-
cards Day. the time being taken up In exchange Of
experiences mt the bar between Mr; cleveland and
General Ewing General stevenson joining In. on
reaching this city the party boarded the steamer III
min where the employees OF the boat welcomed VT.
Cleveland as though ne was nh old friend Inc only
prominent persons OF this city VINO were preseht 20
greet the travellers We're Mayor toughln ana JOhn
Cutie chairman OF the district convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
CHOOSING A HOUSE FOR HEADQUARTERS.

CHOOSING A HOUSE FOR HEADQUARTERS.
Thomas H. Carter. chairman Of the Republican M
tIonnl Committee was absent from this city IN Wash
lncton Yesterday but IL expected here oday Mean
while the houschunting committee continued ia wOr,
Yesterday II selected ~ headquarters. subject to
the approval OF the Executive Committee the
house No 5Is Fifh have. Mt the corner Of Forty hiri
:, The house hunting committee Is mnch pleased
With this selection and It, members believe that the
Executive Committee will concur in the choice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20

Most n the associations adjourned until the third
Tuesday In September, when the active work OF .ne
campaign will be fully under way and will be carried
on without cessation until election day.
After the adjournment OF the meeting OF the TWen-
tIetb Ward Association at No. AZ Adelphs ST.. Har
r!son and Reid Battery was organized and number
Of the most active and Influential Republicans on the
ve-e enrolled.
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DIED..

ALLENAt her residence, In Albany. on the 1ssh mss,
q Ae slst yea. of hes Sse sally ousss ss S Ssb,
Of the late Jonathan Ii. Lyman. OF NOrshAmpssa.
In!er@en. in Northampton, at half past two o'clock
Henry c. and Harriet l. Backus aged year and ~
and tsna Of As o Ts s ,s:Ds9rSy
Inst. at 80 o'clock.
~ his 3 ." 81
ii. and Adelina A. BrOckwsy, in the xta year OF HE
eatys and friends are respectfully invited e asss.s
s s ,Tns S eres 4 Se eo Ain'nd h0O'" on
ss CO. On MUns", ,Dd drly IN ass
John Camben, aged thirty two years
FENNELI-on the 18Th inst, William p. Fenneil. asc4
MorristoSn, s. y, Thursday. the Zlss inst. Al
,:ss "a; Ss'i sySsss %
Relative: .aa' e ' sId ss ps from
%ssSs;e, Z @ 4 ss" 10 ssoA
10 is5 s The 5s'ess .:,
SS ogden SsSs n The sss year Fl h uss on
%sdsssd,y no1nlas sSsA T:s,, NJ
1rs slnS eves Grand Central DEPOT R.aA -
KAHNwEILEEAs Loon Lake AdIrsndsck' Sha,ls: , =:
tao1 rom lis ia late ~ icacnse ITO West 4'thss on
Wednesday. the Goth, OF .. NJ
Lewiston Monday, July 49, William G. Lewis, IN sos
49th year Of his age.
Funeral private.
yS Sud- Rl' .Gss " % :sS ''S
from s.; Georges Church. on Thursday. July 2i' "
RADo-Monday, July il. IsW, Peter ksdo, aged "a
Friends are invited to attend the funeral services wsdnes.
day evening July 20, at O'Clock, at No 3s7 Macon
Interment Thursday at D. m.
RYER-On Tuesday morning, July 10, Amelia AdclaidA
beloved wife Of James B. Kyer and daughter OF 1nomas
and ss 'nas ar. e %ss q. "f ~
doy morning, July 90, at IL o'clock
Charles Davies Scudder NJ. B.. son Of the late Hon.
Henry J. scudter and Louisa H. seudder. in the Seth
Funeral will be held a. Calvary CHURCH corner
2lst-st aud 4th.aye., Thursday morning, at 8: 20
Internent at Windsor Vermont on Friday.
STOUTFrancis Aqus after brief ilnsss on tho lSth
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
TAPPANSu1dcniy, on July II. 1892 az his lae rest'
dence, Do,or. rnsene Iappan, son Of the late Dr.
Funeral services FauIs Church. Glen Cove, L. l..
July 20 st o'clock ,c, ,,vs. 1oo, r.,,d CITY
az IL o'clock a.
wORTnEN-suddenly on Monday evening, July 18th.
funeral services his late residence 47S wi!oushby:
ave, BrooxlJn, Thursday evening, July 2lst, 1t
Intermen. at convenience Of family
The Medical society Of the County Of New: York
otsocats, Fraser Filler, Il d. &C 10 il west J6ai.
st. wednci July 70 inst a. Sei9sx p p,n.,aso.
Serre fary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS

Holly Mich. July I'D. ID. Altken. Of Flint. wa
Yesterday nominated for Congress on the second bal
lot by lie Republicans OF the With District.
Ccda? Rapids. Iowa. July l9-RepublIcans Of tn
v,h District tlduy nominated Robert u. Cousins ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
THAT EARLIER NOTIFICATION
GIVEN BY TIE NEw-YoRK MEN TO THElE
rRoTHER DELEGATES AT THE cHitAGo

This evening a Democratic notification meeting Is
~ no hold I'm this city It's object Is 10 inform Mr..
--evcland that he has been nom mated for the Prcs
dencv Another Democratic notification meeting was
held in Chicago last month The New-lork delega-
ton 10 the Democratic National Convention held H.
They notified" their brother delegates that Mr..
Cleveland's nomination would he fatal mistake.
Here is a copy Of the notification and Of the names
Of the delegates who signed it:
Rooms Of the Scw.York State Delegation.
Chicago June 20 1892.
In reply 10 inquiries addressed to us by delegates from
Satos instructed to for Mr. Grover Cleveland u New
York the delegates Of NewYoTk with deep sense OF re-
ponsity 10 the Democracy Of the United States are con-
strained N make ar<wer that best judgment Mr.
Ccyelands nomination would impcril the Of the
marty and would expose the loss Of the electoral vote
OF tho State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20

The Personal Discomfort and the worry OF Con
s,ant Cough. and the soreness Of Lungs and Ihroa
which usually attend 1t, are all remeded oy Dr
n Iavro,s Expectorant a safe medicine for Pulmonary
dI sorrlers and Throat Affections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
scuEr TO SUCCEED COMMITTEEMAN LANG.

Bunalo July 10 (specaD.-lt Is stated positively
,or IN night that Augustus +. Scheu leader OF the
CurveanA men agninst liiIl men before the Chicago
convention, will succeed the late Gerhard Lang as
member from the XXXlld District OF the DcmOcnuc
state Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
5perial Nctites.

Established 1878
MRS. McELRA!hs hOME.MADE PRESERvED
branded. CANNED AND SPlCED FRUITS AND
JELLIES.
PURE RED CURRANT JELLY A SPECIALITY.
Every thiaG put up In glass and kept until fell: Fog
prices, references. &c, address Mrs SARAH g. NOEL
RATH 500 Degraw.ss. Brooklyn. N. T.
Deafness aud Head Noises cured at home by my
Invisible tubular Ear Cushions. Whispers heard Sold
by F. Hlscox only. s6S Bway, N Book OF proofs free.
Over 100000 10. ties Sold
post OF the Lavender salts o.. the Crown Per.
fumery 70 d Reject limitations.
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DAcK From THEIR FISHING CRUISE.

"asMns'on. July 11~-Scrctary Charles Foster
~ Secretary Croume and their party. returned
wnsa ngen this morpsIse from fishing cruise IN
"a -~TaAe BAY on the lighthouse tender Hollr.