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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-17
OBITT1R 7.
REAR.ADMlRAL EARL ENGLISH.

Washington, July iG.-Rcar- Admiral Earl Ensi'sh,
retired died at his hom' in Washington to-day' asfh
sixty-ninc years lie appointed to the Naval
Academy from Npw-JcrSey In $40. and served rirty
SIX years. retiring in lest lie was at ihe capture of
Mazatan, Mexico. in ISL, and remained there until
the close Of the Mexican War. lie was mad" llcu-
tenant commander in 1-G2, and served throughout the
civil War. being employed principally In the Gulf OF
Mexico and the sounds OF North Carolina, commanding
nj different periods the some. set. the SaSamore AMI
the Wyulusnc. lie WAS mad' rnr-aImrdl IN ISL
AT which time he resigned the position Of Chief OF tn"
Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting. which h" had
held for six wears aud took command or the European
station Admiral English left widow ana Two dau;ll-
tcrs. both married.
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SUNDAY TRIBUNES IN TIE NORTH HOODS
REMOTE POINTS REACHED-THE ONLY NEW
YORK PAPER on SALE NORTH OF
WHITEHALL

saranac Lake, y. Y. July lG.-A large number Of
Trbunes were transferred TO The Tribune special at
Whitehall to-day for transmission through the Adiron
dacks. The train In charge OF Conductor C. g.
Tbayer. OF Pottsburg. At Plattsburg number OF
packages placed engine for points along
the Chateaugay road. Considerable interest was OK
hibted along the line the arrival Of New YORK
newspapers, owing TO rumor that had been clrcn-
lated stating that a race TO be run 10 slranac
Lake between Republican and Democratic pnper,. At
Port Kent a large flag raised the steamer for
Burlington. Vt, bearing the name OF The Tribune.
The Tribune vas the only New-York paper Oh sale
at all points north Of Whitehall. Its Democratic
competit rs who 10 have their bundles sent by
way Of Herk.mer failed TO reach this point to-day.
Bluc Mountain Lake, y. y, July 1G.-Thc Tribune
vas the only Ncw-York sunday paper delivered here
to-day II reached this resort at 40 this afternoon
having come the last thirty miles by special stage
wiz three changes OF horses. From here bundles
were forwarded Iacquette Lake. Tho Tribune was
also delivered to camps the lake 10y special boat.
schroon Lake. y. Y, July 10.-An records were
broken to-day by The Tribune's pony express. which
brought that favOrite newspaper from Riverside. II
was the only Ncw-York paper received here The
ribuncs enterprise in hiring special trains and stages
I'm order 10 get its regular sunday issue delivered in
the talns on the DAY Of publication is most favor
ably commented OH by every one here.
Hotel Kaatcrsklll. July 1G.-1hc sunday TrIbunes
arrived here to-day time 10y special newspaper
express The enterprise Of The ewYork papers is
WONDERFUL. The Tribune was sent {" all parts OF the
mountain range by special railroad and wagon ex-
press
Canondoie1ln ~ " JGly 16.-The sunday Tribune
was a welcome visitor 10 tho cottage residents Oil Can
andaieua Lake today, and was the only NeW->orN
paper received here. john Particc' Inc Tribune
wdoawakc agent, brought up The TRIBUNE III SpTl'i
steam yacht and supplied every cottage on 'he i'Ne
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An OBJECT LESSON IN THE POLfIi.
THE F1LTHINEss OF CIoToN WATER SHOWN
TAMMANY HALL BLAMED

THE FILTHINEss OF CIoToN WATER SHOWN
TAMMANY HALL BLAMED.
At the Broome Street Tabernacle last h's"' WV
pastor, the Rev. DR.. c. II. Tyndall. taih'u ~ " :,
grcgaton about POISONED water ana o'h'i =.
the poor and what should be done about thc'' -
was a prelude to his sermon on t. Water' i"''
no doubt In his mind lie said. that inc ""'o .,
city was frighfuly bad. IT needed no """', =,
tell that: the foul taste and smell were S'"'''"
proof. lie was glad that the mciropon''' pr
were arouJng the people on the suD9ro'' "
confident that the analysis made for scveiai nc" ii
was much ncarer Correct than that mad" by i''i'''
persons. 49, ,,
The bad water concerned the poor more '"''" 49,
rich. for the rich could buy distilled water OF ~
the country. To remedy the evil IN part NJ Ic''' ~
advised his hearers ~ strain or litter their ""''' w
explained different methods lie cShip'.o af
which became filthy from stfainng SIX p'eherS VI
Croton water through 1t. -
But speaker thought that where ten died IRON, pau
water. 1000 died from the MIN ana ""u "'' .,.'.
downtown streets He advised his hearers 10 ~
and bear IT," or TO vote for chahge III 'ne 'o'
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er-vUaY CLOSING AT THE UORLD'S F1iR.
THEY UNDERESTlMATED THE AMERICAN
PEOPLE.

From The Chicago Inter ocean
po,, those who favored opening and those who
,,,n"cd /, must confess that the, und"rrsiIindl'u
,bdd American pcople. The one thought mat l' mas
Of the public cared little or nothing about thr A"'
and the other apparently feared lllS
was true and showed entirely 700 Low mm 'S' ihcv
of the character of the American "ofMnsm'h' '"''
were both badly mistaken
CHICAGO PHILANTHROPY LOOSELY Cohh''D'
From The Burlington llnwkeye
Now tina, the sunday Fair does not pay man
ciay. the Chicago papers have i9,t ,n"'r CIac,ro
tho moor wOrkingnen. 1hat vintage ol u" ~
phanthropy never has the CORK III 50 ught pu' '""'
1t can be pulled out
HALF TIE EXHIBITIONS WAS CLOSED AM WAL
From The Boston Herald.
The slim attendance at the Worlds Fair on sunday
sbn doy than an argument against The conditions
Oh which Il has been opened. Inc t oI'' hnif the
exhibition closed. and tins made II puesuU1n va
whcihcr so cents should be PAID for eems hn n o c
exLil,lon on Sunday when IL might ahoru INV w
portuny TO It all on weekday.
DIDN'T WANT IT HALF a DOLLARS Woklh'
From The Middletown Daily Times.
The directors Of the Worlds Fair have come TO me
conclusion that In view of TIE Hight attendance a, 'te
raI nn sunday IL will be- good business move 10
close the Exposition on That DAY. ~ - u sunday
o,I%n didnt want It half d dollars worth.
NOTHING CAN BREAK THE SABBATH But BEER
From The Rochester PostEXprcss
The failure Of attendance at the World faii 20
sundays shows that there j. no and nmuscmcnt
that such Il show affords. Nothing Is s'rohs '"o"s
10 h-cak the sabbath but beer.
CLOSING; Is 40 CREDIT TO THE DlEhOloi'''
From Tie salem Daily Gazette.
This rlovcnth-hOIr decision 10 close llr ~. ,.c
no credit whatever to the DIRECTOR III wa I'm
because the sunday opening In Us rcs'ic,Su S S' en-
vas failure Had the anticipated rush ocourIeu y" i
Tia, day we should have heard nothing Iur'h'i VI
closing.
THE COUNTRY Is TO BE CONGEArt LATED
From The syracuse Herald .
&. IN, ha
=, cbicoro Is to he closed on Sunday Inc VP M
on that day done in violation o ,e 81 an agree
m y, with the National government, ana WIN "'
National Commission.
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GREAT CROWDS AT CONEY ISLAND.

Naturally, thousands OF persons sought recreation
and relief from The heat at Coney Island yesterday
An unusually large crowd focked to Manhattan Beach,
where sousas music heartily applauded.
Voetta DuCrOw twenty-thrcc years old, variety
actress, tainted while bathing at Balmer's pavilion.
Two life guards johnson and De Young. brought
her ashore. They tried for IA long time without sue
cess to restore her to Consciousness, and finally
summoned Dr. Ward II took him an hour TO bring
her herself. She Is still In dangerous condition.
James Coleman, Il Trenton brckayer, was arrested
by Policeman IIlnman for drunkenness. after he had
hit the officer in the face and had been badly dubbed
Coleman escaped few minutes later ard sergeant
Won Frclen ordered out the police reserves. Coleman
would hardly have been caught had lie not slipped
and fell
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DIED.

nEEREroN-At 3D. Conn July u MIME aa a A. wes
Of the late Edwin + smith.
T I@,crn'tn E't at Milford Conn.
cmENEI.M Lake ,;eorsc y. Y. July 3D. 1893 Alfred
C. cheney Of NcwN Ei, Sse % yeafs Avenue
i Fap. ' cRurS6 Mid,ons'c and as'st New.YOrk
N 1idar III, l7th, at 10 a. ~. -
cowrEETHwAT Danbur o ,,, .;r s%ee' cow cow
ION Mary rogpI9s widow s,% OF 5 9r e la,e "
'q rr,idcncc $50 Mao.st.
DEwEYon SUNDAY July I'm ls2s az If M Sew cs
FHncial and int mcnt at Tmin Lewis Co.. " y
FIsK-vcry suddenly, Friday July H. stephen VIII
bar Fisk;
incrmcnt at salem. y. Y.
cAf wife d G jacSh il ' nS On sa ddseF the late
Robert T.. Ring Of Conw,lL y. ). .oo ,o,roe.,v...
FT Tist 55o% Nr % 3 4 1tf at oock OO
c1 ta tram %' Oh he 3 T' cr 'fsi foot Of
y H%SS 90 %SntA i sh s
Fsa y " @I ,n p 1oss 9e Of Soma S9 ay G rs
month CJuly i7th. at IL 80 O'Clock
MIDDLEpEoOK suddenly. July 18th Sarah j., widow
Of StGphe A. MIG herr ,e residence ST. MaEcyavs
BrooElyn. july i7th, at p. N.
noHMAXIsuddenly. at Nowburg.. y. Y. July 18th.
Fanny younQc.t diuehte OF samuel Rohhf'n'
SWAMI rrooklvn. July 10th, Margaret swan daush'
Ter Of the lat, Gcoree swan 81, -. ,r,hor.,o.law
Fga So,c rY Love az s5 y; s. jane Place brooklyn Nom
Ssy n a. " Woo 81 S cSSsts s NeuOurr
rRAvERsAt Newport r. l. on SUNDAY sunday N %o wsS Sq
r,er, Of New York daughter OF the lat, Re'erdy
RSiatIycs ana friend, invited 70 attend me p
cnr,,cc Which VIII be held her late residence Pinafo
N,,aoo vewnort on TIic-diy morning, at 10 O'Clock
!, !. requested that flow crs be sent
wiLiIAMsoN-on saturday noraing. July lSsn lsss,
,rnt, o of Albert Y. Williamson AID d1ughtef OF
Mary X aud the Bailey unicthl 10 hcr io,h yeer:
Funeral services at Ana"'iA 0" i"''~''' '"' -'~'
II o'clock. ...,.. r. Of,
1prni,tIvcS ana friends are respectfully Invited.
WOODLAND CEMETERY,
ONCE. No. 20 f.. 2N-s:.
c,.on,xn Station cath Ward. Harlem Railroad
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STNDiY iT THE STATE CIVP.
BERRY. or THE 7iTn. pIEAcIEN-iWo
prFFiLO -TOWAWAYS.

CHAPLAIN BERRY OF THE JTll, PEEACiL9-'" W.
nCfFiLo -rowAwAYS.
P,oh,kilI. July iG-Thc Rev. Or. Thomas b. Ferry
rector Of the Church of the Good shepherd. bu'i'"
and chaplain II the 7ith Regiment preached t'lN
morning on the bluff III, text was from P"ulS
Eri-tlcs to the Eph,>an-. ~. /. and ). Y "rSe
nnn,l or from both regiment, in camp attended ana
listened attcnvc'y the chaplain. In h" Afternoon
many visitor, arrived and long before evening paHa'
the shady pace, along the bluh were pretty we"
taken up the crowd bling one of the largest lor
sunday 81 any since Tho 9Th WIS here.
Tie Fin, Brqadr signal Corps today established
i station ON a hlgh hlll some five or SIX rho' h"r''
Of camp and sienalIcd from there to camp ana BACK
again With their Photographs. They are trying I"
establish n short line between here AL west foh' 10
be used by tholr corps next week
The Buffalo boys arc telling et1r' " OF 10"
two men who were no, down tine rolls of the
7lth started from Buffalo and how one of 'h'h
finally reached camp. The c'aducior' IN 'o""u"7
lis passengers after TIE train left buhao' i"u
that be had two men more than the oruerS o"'''
for. Then Colorci FoA counted the men ana also
found an excess 81 two. Colonel Fox ana inc cor,
duotor set out to clear up the mystery, but VII"
no success Finally. hen the train had almost
reached Albany. blanket which was N'nS upon
the lap Of ono Of tie passengers slid down. 'uo"'
Ing pair Of civilian TROUSERS. IL Was lhh'u'"''N
hauled out of thc seat and asked no" ne '"'"c
there. lie replied that soldier loaheu III" uo
coat and told hr 10 jump aboard. NJ Albany Tue
,tovaway ana the regiment parted Bet"''" NJ
bany and Prckskill the second stowa"ay cam ~
light He was clad was the hr"'' lie '''" wa.
he had been ont 81 wora for some 'lmr' III" 'N"'
he had hunt,d In win for something 10 10 III
Buffalo when lust rs the train was ""'ihs'
.nldi.r told him to 20 with the regiment 10 camp
ami hn vouId br sure of getting something I" 40
tbrr. t,nIIncl Fox brought him the rest oil th'
way and ,frr the regiment got settled In camp hHd
hin, t.Ien to q neral Porter. The General listened
to the mans story, ana feeling so''S io' "i''' ''
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CUdVPIONS or THE BERNUDI ONION

ME- Sis MiSTEEs AND WATSON CONF HERE
IRON TnEI ISLANDS TO SECURE CHANGES
IL Orr TtE1FF.
: A. Masters and Thomas Wad-0n arrived In this
city Yesterday ON board the steamer Orinoco rom
Bermuda. They arr members OF the lou>" % Ao-
emily in Bermuda. nnd have come here to en-
dcavor 10 have thc tarln fotato's and onions re
dnccd. They arr staying At 30 l212 broadway. but
expect to 90 to Washington In fe~ DAYS wien their
plans are completed. They had little to say about
'hrr mi s,ion except that in -3. under the Mckinley
law. the amount oi ;niy paid on imports into this
country from Bermuda WAS $1,000 more than
B,rmudns entire tariff revenue. The duty ON
potntoe, Is abont 90 cents "A barrel ard that on
,niou. about 30 cent y bu-hel This is considered
liz them To- be- too high. ana they want thr duty
reduced that t"N can have Il better W'Ih"t loI
ihrlr nntatncs md nmlnn,.
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NOTES IN THE FIELD OF LABOR
A CONVENTION OF STAGE Observation-Disclosures
WHO ARE WELL PAID.

WHO ARE WELL PAlD.
A national convention Of the Theatrical Protective
Union will BE- held in this city today, tomorrow ana
Wednesday in Elks' Hail. at Twenty seventh-st ana
Droadway Delegates from thrty-six cities VIII ne
present The members Of the union are stage car
pcnters scene slifeTs. gasmcn. etc.
The delegate for the panoInakers' union repor,eo
that there was strike IN the factory OF Gidernelster
& Kroecer at Twenty-i ifth-st. AMI Secondave. Ihe
delegates report revealed the fact that certain work.
men I'm the trade get remarkably good wages lie sac
that some of the tncn struck because their wages had
been reduced from @ji 10 80 week. Others struck
on account OF Il reduction from Slo AMI 40 week
to $tf.
The Central Labor Union invited the Central Lapor
Federation week ago to join it and other organiza-
lions in the Labor Day parade Yesterday reply
was received from tho Federation. The reply was
written on seventeen pages Of paper. ara was sup
posed to be- bitter denuncatiOn OF the Central LABOR
Union on account Of the politics Of its delegates.
Tittsburc July 16.-Delegates representing the
brotherhood of Locomotive Firrmen. the Brotherhood
OF Railway Trainmcn the switchmen's MUTUAL Md
Association and the order Of Railway Conductors met
I'm this city to-day and formed federation the OBJ
icct of which Is mutual protection and aid The Order
o, Railway Teegraphers not represented, bat -
TO be included in the Federation at the next meeting
TO be held in pittsburg August -. IL was deter
mined that the brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
shoud 20 included in the federation Az the next
meeting thp organization will be completed and steps
taken 10 prepare a constitution ana bylaws.
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4 TERRIFICALLY HOT SUNDAY
THE DAY nEApEp DISCOMFORT ON THE HEADS
OF ALL IN THE CITY.


About the only people who did not grumole about
the heat yesterday the proprietors OF summer
resorts OF all descriptions. aud those 'who so'o
lemonade soda water, Ice cream ana Deer ihey
rubbed their hands together aud We're not sofry ut
the discomfort Of their fellow creatures EVERYBODY
seemed possessed with desire yesterday 10 ma
cool and shady retreat, to stay there and ABSORB
consolation In LIQUID form. The heat IN Inc eiV
intense Even the asphalt pavement Oh Soms
OF the streets grew vlsoous under the STEADY g'hN
OF the sun. Every lUIGed for an Icy bast from
the far north or somewhere else The women,
perhaps, sufieyed from the heat. too but they os0
not look nearly as bad of as the men. Perhaps
the gauzy ard refreshing looking niment when they
wore had something TO do with their better appear
ance. And, perhaps, the soda water ana lcmohaos
which they drank conducive TO comfort
than the stronger liquids which the men immoeo.
Those who got up before the sun and mercury
yesterday regretted doing so, for they put on 100
many clothes Early in The day 1t was ialsly cooi'
- Thermometer being only 90 deg;ees. AS the dAy
grew older however II hotter. until ut O'Clock
in the evening the mercury stood at ~. After tnas
hour IL became gradually cooler. The shower OF rain
did temper the heat. The humidity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-17
WOODLAND CEMETERY,
ONCE No. 90 f.. 2Jd-s.
,,,.oo,,xn Station cath ward). Harlem Railrosd.
5ueeial Notlces.
pcs,0.licc Notice.

FG~IOWrc NOtItC.
Foreign mails Will close promptly in all cases) q, this
Office a. follows:
Mon DANAt 3 y. m. for Blueields per :. $ MORGAN
Ncw-prelIlS. az y. III. for B-iIc Puerto Corp1
ana tiuatpmala per Btcakwater, from Orleans.
TUESDAY-At \ .. M supplementary . 80 a. M for
ruropr Sp.cr, Via Southampton and Bremen at
If a m i-snplrnrary II m. for Venezuela and Curacao
a-o >aNania Via tGfacao per Venezuela (leters
ior other Colombian poit, must be objected per Vcnezu
eta g.,
Francisco, Close here daily up to July 10 az On
n m. Mails for the Society Islands, per ship City
Of papctt iron san Francisco close here daily up
20 July '25 80 D. M; Mall, for China and
"a, once d9Iy Il 80 thence Malls ac, rSs sios:
ONCE daily ut 80 D. m: Mails Tor Mqne.cn;n ~
rail Boston and thence by steamer close ~ ronnx
daily M 40 D. Cuba, by rail- "a. knmpes
fla ana thence by sailing Mondays ana Tnon.
DAYS, cIos at this daily at 30 A. IN. M1S ~
Mexico overland. unless specially sdar.',nd ''' 3
.Keeistcred mail closes at p. M previous onv.
CHARLES w. DAfION. fostnasAr
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,.o,o,.r, ,,ucvT mn NOT CONE TO TOWN..

Colonel Eanici :. Lam nj, inc Hee''OOs VI WIZ, WI"
has been expected 10 come I" NV '"" w
n, ,, +. ,t Ia, week, nsain dsnpp intcd the Office
..c,, ,.v fnr ND TO a late hour last night he
had no, reached here Those seekers after political
obs who thought that they had sure up In the
movements of the secretary of war; ana remained IN
the city yesterday only had an unusually warm ana
dsa grceabc day their paIs ,IT b h'p bn an Amy
mike a oulet Visit to Ibis tlty touaN, pu' ~ uos
he will prob,bly net advertise his coming II would
require squad Of policemen to ,bs sp h.nnmne. pO"
hcians from him. 80 bunGr' ~
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HE KILLED HIS WIFE WITH A Mon.
4 DRUNKEN LABOREg's CRIME-TnE WOMANs
sVrFERINGS TERRIBLE.

Daniel Monaghan. n laborcr. Of No II" 'aru'r
=, Workers. murdered his wife and his unborn emu
last nght AT their home. The death was IL" result
Of a kick and the surerings OF tie woman from 'nc
time she was injured until She died were "irio'e'
Monaghan. who was drunk. objected to the presence
Of female friend Of his wife and ordered The ircnd
on, NJ bn b,u.e The woman did not go, and Mrs.
Monaghan. II appears sided with Tie Trend Noh"
rhon trci TO put the woman out OF the mouse Nv
force and his wife intcrfered. Monaghan Is strong
man. Of about fifty years His wife was Ten or
twelve years younger than her husband lie urea
TO drive his wife away several times, ana hh"iN
becoming cnragcd over her Interference, hchcu H'I
In tha abdomen She fell To the floor. Wrthhg
with pain and died in half an hour. Inc huspahu
was locked up In police headquarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-17
,r,,o,.S,xns OF LITTLE SOULS MADE HAPPY.

THOUSANDS OF LITTLE sol - MAZE ii-H ! -
There were forty-two companies OF 1ribuhr fr'Hh'
Air children sent 10 the country last week, containing
9Ol happy little souls. In additloh I" 'mS ln'i'
were two day excursions to Excelsior "'o.''
two excursions carried 2.112 people mostly mothers
With small children and infants. This makes the
Grand total for the week ending July 10, 4,ol1-a
record not often surpassed.
The Tribune Fresh-Alr Fund pays no horu' anu
money IS only required for travelling expenses -
sufficient TO dive child fortnight In the country
At the present rapid rate OF sending chur'h 10 '"'
country the treasury will soon be empty. 1h'f' ar,
eight ,,arIes of children to " sent away to-day, ana
others TO follow every day d,pring the week.
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uJcy rCUi ylDERS INSANE.

Atlantic City, n. j.. July 16.-Niss Emma 'aoe.s'
pooth's former leading lady, who has been IN .hs
hosn,,a, rooms at police headquarters since lasr
night was taken violently insane tonight ana thrust
ing aside her four attendants, began breaking up tn,
furniture Of the Sic was hnaiiy supdued'
and started with her father this evening Tor fh'ia-
dcIplli1 where she will be placed In Il hospital
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DEATH OF GENERAL JARDlNE
WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION lh'Hii
YEARS AGO THE CAUSE.
NE WAS BATTLEscARRED vETERAN-HlS
ARMY CAREER-THE NEW-YoRh
mart PIOTS

General Edward Jardine died at the ilo''l ''''1
NJ / p. IN. yesterday from complication :" .,.
resulting from wounds which he received III
thirty years ago. His body bore many sears anu ''
years lie was n cripple. lie also had snief'u
INJURIES which slowly undermined his h'H'" "''
strength. Iii, record rs a soldier was M Hoh'."oc
one. and during the Civil War he was pTono'c' NON,
the rank OF captain 10 that of brevct bnsaul'i
for gallant and mcritorious service. lie WAS ''N'
five year, old and leaves wife and SON.
General Jardlne fully aware OF the near "P
proach OF death throughout his long final Illness anu
met It at the last rs bravcy Is he had many times
faced ii on the field Of battle. His PHYSICIAN o"
leaving his bedside saturday night. informed Mr..
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London. which Will be reached, wind and weather
permitting by noon. In IN" evening The yachisineh
i,IlI he entertained bN COmmOd'rc Banks. ana
Start will DO made for shelter Island on tuesday
There are to BE- several rowing rlces. the Meet re-
naming over Wednesday. on Thulsnay, lIle
captains decide 10 60 farther TO the eastward, New
PIT and possibly Ncw-Bedford will be made ports
If, tll
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a any ahans Aeliate, vote and wait for letter
cay, he said All those present men women and
s received tickets 10 The free day excursion
Oh Inc tribune Fresh Air series on July 81
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WILLIAM {. DEWEY.

William c. Dewey. II broker ut No. so broadway
died yesterday at the New York ClUb. Mr.. Dewey
WIS In hi, hfty-eglIh yeir. I'll" funeral and buria
will take place at Turin, Lewis County, " \.
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How about the prudence of allowing cough 10
run on rasping the pulmonary and bronchial organs
when that approved and speedy remedy d. W
Jayne's EXpeciorant can be- obtained from any aPo''
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CAPTAIN LlrD.FIELD G.. FINDER.

Monticello. ILL.,, July Il Cpeclal-Captain Luds-
field J. finder. Of General L. :. Grants old regiment
died suddenly here to-day. aged ifty-cgit years. lie
wl- promoted by General Grant for gallant services
at River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-17

r,vrTTJndgmcnt of absolute divorce has been grantee
he Iudgc cullen OF the sup enc court Of thls StaT Al
favor of william f. LNitt, Is painful against Laura
" I.eayitt, for the statutory cause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-17
py SPECIAL TRAIN TO NEWPORT.

Newport n. L., July lG.-Thc newborn sunday
Tribuncs las, regular city edition was received mere
today by special newspaper express running al the
way IRON the city OF New-lorh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-17

WHO, 'ia~ was sick We gave her Casto'ia'
Whri, 60. was child she cried for CistC.o.
When she became Miss, -he clung 10 Castora.
When she had children, she gave tiichl Cas'of's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-17

INV" "ND ""iLh iRl INC TO SAVE HIS wv.
Detroit July l6.-A drowning accident occurred To-
day at Tue north end Of Belle Isle which resulted In
the death OF John WEEK. aged forty and his son Wal
Ter. ageo twenty Young vick got beyond his dep'h'
ana being unable TO swim. had QonA down twice when