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THE TIFFANY-YZNAGA MARRIAGE.
n was a graman io aux. ri-.orLi-.-THr. cocrw
AT MWIIATTAN BKACII.
?Why the maniac of William MergS Tiffany and
Mrs. Jan Virginia -BBBSB, which took place at the
Albemail** Betel en Saturday. *?*?? have been BBS
..,,,.??, .-crecy wa- pu7.7.1lng to thc
ducted willi io minti i ci?. r _. .
? .?i? ir. ancle tv when they came to hear
major ty "f |.e.iple in *""". ______.,
of it tc-*c-i!iv BO care'"1 wrl? 'hP WttttSptM that
the affair should be a srcivt. thar even the alert mana?
ger of th- Albemarle. -Mr. Parker, wa* unaware of it
until lan* In thc d.y. though th* Lev. Dr. Daniel
C Po'tcr of the ?BB*-* Tab-made, united the __
tlninilslc! pair ?? 11 0*<*,0,',1 ln ,h', ,rtrvnoon ln ***
Yinag*"* parlor. >""? -'- Th.* ptBM pal reason for
celebrating tlx* BBfUBM In luch an extremely quiet
way B sitrPos^' -*? 5Ir*' Vtnai?,'s fr.ends to be d:if
her dfs.ncl!naricin to attract public attention sc
aoen afer h'-r di* orr* from fernando A. Ymaga,
wh-'h wa* granted to her In San Francisco less than
lix nioi.ihs ago.
Hr. Parker, In referenee to the wedding, said yester*
flay : "As 1 wa* uot nvjuiasied to keep silent I assume
that I nm nol violating any caniJenc- In telling what
1 Baa* about lr. Mr-- Yr-nrasa arrived here with her
mal- on Tuesday, and wa* assigned to her old suite
pf roaaaa, gsa 54. .*._ and BB. Ile; si-ter, Mrs. William
_. V_B_orbttt, li?s boen with her a good cV-h!
lin"*'. Bad Mr. Tiffany wa* a frtxiueut
bj V hen Mr. Yandrrl.-dt cann* in, about bab
j . 10. oa Betardag morning and sent up his caid
ti. v>. :.:. Mi. TMany n. walking hack and Birth
In froid of tbe office desk, Neither gentleman iee wed
to recognise rhe or!."-', Indicating thar they hail no*
r ently. .ina" a. Mr. Vanderbilt wai about
t., --i*p BB?B tl))' elevator lt seemed io flash through
thc h*ad af each who the other wa*., anil afn-r a
ninrual banclst-aklng thev n?ni upstairs together.
6oon after, colonel William dav arrived -Braying a
package of papen, rappoaed to contain ihe evidence
if tke brtde'i l.-gal divorce, and * a- tax wa ay ro Mrs.
(SB's parlor I i!!*! not s*-<' I'r. Pettier, but I
tut'; *'-* ho came, too. if h* performed the ceremony.
J-r-. TUfaM , 1:11 bj cluck, signed M. V.
Tl aga. about half pas! nj. and btr. TlCai
?fra?-. Which In the meantime had come here, was
sent with lils wife's to Mai hanan Keach. They left
tbe hotel In a quiet way before 1 o'clock."
The only i' the ceremony besides
Iho.p- Bili?til J menfiipfled were Mrs. ll. !;. Rollins,
nv-errleh v. Vanderbilt and Presidenl J. Hampden
of the Department of PubUc 1'arks.
Mr and Mr*. Tiffany ipenl tke day auletly al
altai) Bench resterdav. It was said there that
weald renata a: the hotel fur two wi-oks.
lt !? said tba! Mr and Mrs. Tiffany will sail for
F.'irrpjie BOOB and will remain abroad until fall. Oa
the'r reran th ry will make their heme In san Francisco,
e Mr. Tiffany ha- lived fer leveral veai*-. The
1 .- born in ll.il-lniorc and has sjp-ni much
of his time In r.'iio*"-. .\s maii-a.er of thc famous
Esmeralda M - ..r.any ti I* understood that he
la- aeqnlre? a fortune of two millionia. A* he was
rded a- a confirmed !'a"hc|er bl i rrtage li cai!
to he a pen nine surprise to his lJaltlmi>re and ban
Francisco friend;.
TIIE MOOS'S FACE HIDDEN.
Mavt preirrr werri! the TnTSl Ecursa?th*:
Bxaiamos a m_msTB svcckss.
I.r-st nigh' was clT-.r, rle' sta:- Shana BBS and _*eop!o
whii wert a-- -ile* and observant lierwren the ho:r- Bf
li BBd - WttBCSS-d The Seeond telal erll-ase of the muon
which has tal?n pla-e during the year 1S38. Thc
first -mc eec ai led on January 2*-.
ffa*te_latlng astronomen BBiaTaannd befurehand to the
reporter that th" moon would
1 -ertain moments of
i ? If any arron were tUacovered la rh-* glvea
fi gu re* ir maa! have beea by the "ni"* caVularing as
tronnm'-!*-, for to th-- unasTonnmlral person Wi tb eye
terned ' iveaward rhe (oretold time was esaci enough
to pleas ? t j BneruaJ observer.
Uousetops were tilled with whole families; the
Brooklyn Bridge was lln"d with amateur astronomers
poring Bpward and rle .ti-cots were full of many, who
althoupli they had Bevel beard of nodes, penumbras
a- d i ll gell aa eaj ty to sea the
Tilibtnarm of gatura's nigiit-iamp.
Every one, : utronoater in hs observatory,
eoaatiBg every moment valuable, breath!et ly i
ring ? | hil ? ! I ? Bf?os lo paic-r. to rhe
yawlMitti lair who were emt f.?r a walk in the I!
t, gave up earthly pontt!*? for
Ihls truly heavenly one.
ictlve medium In
I ether which proven ti eomidetely
tie j.- i ' ? inn'i rays at 1 time of ac
eeltp*e, -a a. to i '. entirely In
vis,id.-, m.iii I* expin
an ot?1
?
la tbe Straits of Sw la, . . toefl rmoui te i
eonvnl ral dna other*,
and thro*. rs of terreel!?J du
surrouiieliti. ipace. To thli fl of tine par
tletes astron, nen ascribe the total Invisibility of the
moon iinrii?_? the two eclipse, whn-h took place in the
? ? --1 in Janus r of tl
<: ih pr nf?d an appearance quite sim
-? ed i revloui I i rhe Kr
eruption- that ls. th*- outline* ol brr surface remained
well i|. ? 0f the sun'
rayi a pied. Last ni ghi the siirface was
at no time invisible, bur presented, even when totahv
eclipsed, a eopper-eoloreri appearance.
GAY CROWDS AT CORER ISLAND.
NOT DETEBREO BT TmrFATF.NIN*. WFATIIF.P.
?TIIE HOTE_B I'l.AP A BICE HARVEST.
Threatciii: .? ?; a 'li-h of rain arrested the
grear rush ff! people to Coney Island yestoiday, wklefa
began la tie- morning With an Impetus that had-- fan
to malse tbe dav BMBMrebM in tbe eaab booka of tte
beSal-ha ?;? n Ks li waa, in spire of all drawbacks
the crouds wen Immense. Booie waireti for the
clouds tn poll I ' . ba! tow gave up entirely tbe excur?
sion planned tot tl"' day.
Th*' favorite all-water route of the Iron Steamboat
Company was pa*?Baked to such an extent as to
make- it a Btibjael of eon gnt-la tlon with tlie |
gcrs that there was sn?.-thdag In rh'' skies to lc* p a
f< iv theueaade ar la.ne'. Manhattan Iieach wa*
8*. throaged that the overflow threat?
ened BB taltaiian with tba exclusiveness of the stately
Oriental H.," I.
Al thc lirlgt ton Hearh notel the piazzas and music
hall- ui-r** thronged.
Al tbe weal end of the Island all thc shows did a big
' --. and al together It was a fairly profitable day
foi ad on the i.iand.
iras, LABBTsrs MotHRB TisiTisc, nm.
Long Ilr-inch. July __ (Ppeciab.?Mrs. Langtry ls
grieg ::. M tor Brown, oatt age m Ba_-ave Mn.
. bm, Mia, Lsngtry'i bk?ker, and bet tau
wbe 'ame over f om England 'asr w?ek arc gilesta.
The cottage 1* roomy and ol*l-f_-hioii"d with wide
aa
PU/J." BSSAT* OS A PROTRCTTTB TARIFF.
? /?? assay et aipetttl >n eif the
Arm rteea Pi etan. Ilia Tariff league have jmf bees
announced. Tl.-- firag-fl offered thn-?* pt I
ISSO, .iou and 880 ?-. -j.-e >i\ .-ly for the bea! Bsaayi
BS r He ne* produeUaa Indispensable to a supply at
low i rlees of tbe Bunal
: j.i-i.j.j,- of the Vi and adequate bona
prvd'ictiou of these curriniodi'Ii-s lasposalblS without
a proti-etlve tariff." Th** i-onipet*tion was ojien to
le-nlor students *-i Ain'-rican colleges, of '.vinni nine?
teen competed, njin-si-nting thirte-en Btat-S and nla
t< sa S-gesaal eolbtgea. Ihe i< Hawing ar.- tba a wann ?
'? C. TX Todd, l nive--itv og Wooster, Ohki; aeeond,
fe. P. King. DfB-Vei-lty of Kan*a.s. I.awn-nce, Kan. ;
?tad, Lincoln Halley, narkacc-l _alv_i_ty, Lewlsbnrg,
Penn. of ti' lea loUowIng ita?eats wen
BB? the writers ri
inoalali.: V'allaci' Me-c ainaiit, I_afayeti.- C-UegB,
i ? Charias 8 Wlatera, fOarnell, H. v.; M. ll. Hoo?
ver. WIMIa': ktttat Weet Marshall. Am
Mass.; ?sward MaaAeO, OoDege el tba City af
gew-Tork; Lewis \j- G. Beaedlet, Trtalt) College,
l<>^_~. ir1 '?'?? Cnlvenlty e.f Minnesota:
F i. i-ai:*'. D-rtmouth College, ra, H.; Frederick H.
Parkbant, Coram?lan College, D. C.; E. P. lea,
Knox College, 111.
GETTISO THE WffSEBM UEADT.
kn api'li-ai.en ha. been ___, fay President Kith
of the Pasl io ttl* lienrd ..f ai:
men- ks hi.pi.--t h eemiBsBi -he aaanaaba* te- th*- Maenaa
of Art In Ontral I'ark. Tl- i-.i- ? | a.v |?? .-, nisi" f-ir
t)i?' BWB by Mr. Vaux, and cvervthir.R ts nnw nady fer tbs
eontracts u> ba- Ut. 'The work on the new building k.p-*h
on rapiliy. a hies st 200 earasatsM uk! ;
bu*y, sud Hil seataptte for the nMaM work have all
kSSB Mi In thc Mu-uni Clcueral ell Cesnola I. din Liing
tho pn-i?ration for ihe exhibit*, Khl'.h are tn be placed In
the new bullung a. soon as lt 1* ready. Thc day wi for
tho op.nins ls November 27.
_ V A881STAST tllSJBTF.U FOP. ST. JAMES'S
The Rev. Charl*. A. Ilcimilton ha. accepted s call w,
be assistant mln!?i>-r st bt. Janira'. I'roteat*nt ;:pl??opal
Church, at Madli-iu-aia. and bcventy-nr.t-st. II,,
ws. lorn erly ?*al?_nt at Ihe Church of thc Ur-1.iyi*4
lJI*c!f'!'-, in Eighcr ninth-.t_, ind has hld I fillowshtp in
the General Theological f-t-minary.
TAVOUARLK WRUVPMRR FOR aWRWtRS CROFR.
Washington, July UL- The faOeWtag ls the wec!!nr
crop bulletin fe>r thc weat ended eaturday, July _l,
Issued by the eigrial uiHce:
Tem oe ra tu.'?'! he week ha* been cooler than usual in
?ll difctrtcia i-xr.pt on the 8-8888 Coast. The ivers)***
-illy teiDper.iure ou the Aliti-iUe O-BBl waa all d_~**?
below tho norniil.
??.iif.il -There ha* been in ex cc a* of rainfall In the
western BSSBJSB Bf New-Yori? Well distributed NBM
UM In New-Eiiflind.
Geners; remark*?The weither ha* been favonble for
Sae growing crop* Id the wheal md com region* of the
Merthwe*- Th* recent heavy rain, have Rre*uy ?o
tiftttA jm jojMUtjjn ot cern ind Mts, ^i |U_S|Sjr j 1
?nd I'enn.ylvanla the wheat, rye and hay harvests haye
been about complc-ed.
TUE THIRTEENTH ON SUNDAY.
A CROWD TO HEAR < livi'LAIN TALMAGE.
MILITAT.Y UfTIKS OF THK DAY Sl'CCESm'I I.Y I*ER
CniMBB OB r\Tt.\t)ia IB wiiitk TRot*Si:n*s.
Stare Camp, Peekskin, R. T., July 22.-This wa*
a# red letter day for brooklyn's gallant l.'lih Regi?
ment, lr was their first full day In camp in three
>ears, but the place has every appearance of being
occupied by old veteran*. I-ong beloit* reveille
sounded this morning a great many of the men were
up, putting their tents In onl"r, and when (lid Sol
(.imbed over tho river bluff he wa* irreeied by the
whole regiment. Tho officers were Introduced to
QOVeraer Hill yesterday befeire ho left camp, after
having reviewed IBS w%tk Keedmcnt. Thc Governor
also stayed unril after dress parade, which passed oft
smoothly, and tho manual of arms was gono through
with that '?snap" which so well become* a body of
soldiers. Adjutant Iiussell I.encdlet became slightly
flurried and forgot to call for the reports from the
flrsr. sergeant... nnd was promptly mado aware of the
omission by Colonel Austen. In the evening thc band
gav.- a concert on tho paraelo e~ound. Frederick N.
Innes, the new bandmaster of IbB P'glment. plefaBd
up a trombone and gavo several solos. He was loud?
ly applauded and was obliged to repeat each one.
Tho l.lih has depart.i! from rho convenfional
method of performing guard duly, and lnsiand nf
men from all of the companies being detailed each
day, one entire company takes that responsibility.
Company G was detaili-d for guard dury to-day and Its
caplaln. William L. Watson, was officer of rhe dav.
Fir.-t Lieutenant William A. Brown, of Cnmpar-v K.
and Second Lieutenant Henry Tinker, of Company I,
were the officers of the gnarr!. Ca?ranv c; wai de?
railed the fi-ti day on accounr of teing tlie ;
company In th-* re.inienr. Th<* others w_ take th"!r
turna according ro their numerical sirergth. Long
Mts tin" announced for Chaplain Talmag<* to
?peak, tie- vi-:tors began to arrive in crowds Brea
l'e''1.-kill and the surrounding country. The meering
was held In rhe laic"' tem belonging le thc
Men's Christian Association. Tie- theme of tba sermon
WSI '? Cscs of Straragem."
The majority of the visitors staved all th** afternoon
anil un* 11 afi.-r elre-s panda la fhe evi-nlng. The
nen In their white trousers made a fine appearance.
' ?! Tauaase apimaind oa dna para*.* to-night
He evidently forgot l.n white gk", es, an! - lille the
regiment was at parade rest he was struggling to ger
them on, much to tho amusement of some of ihe
spectators.
These a:t* the baseball nlr.es that will play to-morrow :
Campany A?Chichester. Fiber. Itlier, Lane, 1'aiter
sen. Settle, Qeotga, Holmes and JehBBOB' Company
II graft, Da Manet. Magarfn*>, T. Plare. Wilson,
Pord, E. Demonet, c.. Plate and Hoi
okene! Am tern believe* la raking t:tne bv th" fore?
lock, so wh"n be saw some member* (,f i nmpany IC
gelling mixed up rather promlBcnoualy with a crowd
of good-looking visitor*.. Ie- ordered an ontpoct estab
Uabed at tbe foot of tie* sinus leading '" the Peela
kill ferry. Th** post is in charge ol C G.
Tinker, and under him are Sergeant Crawford, Cor?
poral* A. A. Hayward anti H. M. Wheeler, and six
private
Rumor ba* It thar ti-.e Prate officers are not picard
with ih" genera! maa "f the newipeper reports of
?ap They t!_nk ih'* pranks of the boyi hav*
been made too conspicuous, tor the reason thal the
county members of the Legislature will be uir
to make appropriations for conrinulr.g th" ramp afrer
road ' ;: such nports. Tba member*, if then should
ls* any ro make inch o would d', wei! to
?pend one dav al the camp and go through th" drill
'tat tho men dei for one morning and there xvould
be no more hean! about the men who go to 'tie ramp
not ear?ng their money Colonel Anaten l? a Iiem
l?rat, bnl at least four-fifth, of hn command are Be?
ana, ami Tribunes vere in so gnni r,**ine-t to
dav thal the supply ran out long before the demand
was san-li. .j.
?
A QFIET DAT FOR HARRISON.
AT CUFRCII IV THE MOBBTB- ?TISIT?B BY Ma n.
nr: yo u .io avp ir. c. kf.cfns.
Indianapolis, July 22 (Special).?The only lrn*r
ruptlon to-day of the reverential *yi|et that hal always
prevalk-d In the Harrison hot Sunday was
i by ealli In the afton?, n by Michael il. De
young, Editor of "1 ?" aa I
R, C. Kerena, of Bt Louis, Mr. I>*> Young la on hN
way from t be Ba t, 11 ml
tin.*- si:?.p the Chicago Convei
h'* itopped In Indian.lt* for thc y rpo** of
a tall with Gieneral Uart?on boron going home,
li-- ii. nbs -.'in General Harrlaon will be a.- itrong on
.. ldc i east as a:,i cand late who could
o mi nat ed. ami suv* confidently tba! I en
elie:!,i of tho Republican* carrying California and
Oregon. Mr. Kerens called solely for ti,.- purpose
lng his resperri to General Harrison. He s
on hu way to Hew York to attend the I'.ialne di
stratton. His euitomsry attendance a- i
morning and a lot nc wen tho only
ats oi til- day with the General.
TO BETTS i:.\!Ll*''.\!) MEM POLTTICALLT.
Chicago, july 82.?Aboal Ave baadred awn, repre?
senting tho engineers, Bremen, brakemen and swItch
me-n of the road* riiniiir.-- | lc ago, le-ld a meld?
ing to-day iii- object of whick was to take action en
sis of Interes! ta the anser, it wai claimed
tba! Bboae la abe Banting repi.nted i
through the Btate, and that ibenfon they
Would bold th'* balance of power as far as the
lature was 80-08r:i*'d. A r 1 nt. WM form-*d.
\i.ll have for ii* battle cries the nyeel of tie* Merritt
i l a ??'leter eaforosaient of rhe pi-l
. nat the Pinkerton!, a rom
of ti\'* wai abc appointed whleh ls to take
ijiai.n ana SCI a- a >ort of central
boar l from winch all directloni are to emanate.
Ko reference whatever in a direct way will bo made
to the Burlington troubles.
A LETTER FROM THE AAA'J PRESIDENT.
ir.IPH-AMET.IC ANS EN! lURAGED TO CHEATEE
EPPOBTB IN OHO WIZATION.
The most successful meeting which the centra!
organization of the Irish-American Ajni Free-Trade
League ! aa in held was rhat of last evening at No.
225 East Thirty sixth -at P. II. McNaniee presided
and before the regular business of the meeting had
begun the secretary, J. F. McCarthy, was kept bu-y
with rh? enrolment of a large number of new mem?
bers and receiving the reports of the presidents of fhe
various clubs, who bad weleome Intelligence to gtws
In relation to the admission of new mp-nibers In the
HVecal !ocai clubs.
A spacious and comfortable headquarters ha*
been obralned at Science Hall. No. 141 Elghth-sr.. and
is being Itted up and will be ready f.,r occupancy
IhM week Members of the central organization of
rh- League -rill b<- placed In charge of fi.
.ihich will bo openi-d at a!l leaaoaabhl lours.
both Bight and day, for the dlstrlburion of tracts and
other carrpaign Meralan bi tbs npnaentatt1
fhe various irish-American organlza .: .ne In
this, but In neighboring clth-s. Among the ipi
wen PB?left v.aii. wko has orsantsed a bru
the Laagae in ri,.* xvnith Aaaembly Dtotrlet; Dele?
gate Daniel look, an f_on-BioulIarj Dslsaats David
Flynn, and Chairman MrTTaaiOO. who -rated that th!*
revolt fruai I'cmoeracv by Illili Baili tallia was cleat?
ing widespread In tercel among tie-ir eountrymea in
other eiries, and lii-taieed Bad?lo, Ifewark,
Cliy, Havcrstraw, Plilladelpbla a:.d other et
"from each of which ? bl said. '-I have ra
briers from kniting Irishmen, asking for advice a- to
tl.*? BMmattoe of antl-free-trade clubs." (Appia
Ea Jada, a. L. Macfteen, a- ebatrmaa of tee ___cu
Hva i ommittee, preaided ai tke an?Mag af tkal body,
v,a- baU labeeqaeBtly. m .. who
ha* done the heaviest part of the work In MSaalStng
th*- Laagne. has ju*t i ? . a brief rial! ta
Npiv m-.v.co. willie then be neeivsd tba faUowtag
to in Oiauaal Banana, tba reading of winch
was greeted willi applause:
indianapolis, tad., Jeir 3. u*98.
My I>ar Sir: Your lette! *'f Jun- 27. fr'>m San'a flt,
N. M., received, l'e-? lt mo t I auk vu tor
wards of congratulation and ? ?: MStiaSimSBt Whleh
it con Ulna. I luve heard of tim work ticing dan.- by
you and your clubs in Bew-Totm City, Bad BMMl sin
? I nd it. Commencing a*, lt dil In thu lnier
campalgn season sn1 b*i*n .ny i-anell?U-s were norn1
ruted, lt 1* iuelf an evidence that tba nx-u win. ha..'
joined the dubs are actuated by an sanest desire lint
the principle, of Ihe li'.-pubilcau party mould triumph.
I am glad, indeed, to hear from you thai the work h*?
tHs;ii ?o successful, ??1 sincerely hope thu rour labor,
and the labor, of tho*e a**~-dat<-d **lth you may meet
wi-li BsaBbsead ?nd in-ater succeaa, for lt I. onlr by
?Bab e-ff- rt. ttut wc way li<pj?e for the re*?-ration of our
p*ny to pejwer. Your* very truly.
Ii EN J A M1R HA URI SON.
FXALL ATTEBBAMOS FOIi A FLAG __X_U_
From Tue I>> troii gan l'reaa.
A toon lill-:-'' >m.: r..u?r f"r two hours Te.terdar
minn..' ii new tetegnph tats n Be nata H. When ih-y
iK-ira-i digging Hie hulo an old chap came along aud Ui
- (.oing to raise s pole, chT
'? e ip s* III Mn lt In. I allu. did believe In opening
the (-__i|?jiiu early,"
Ile sal down on a door atep until thc ledi waa up, ar?
ti., n, _k aaaw al MM an a n tess* sway, he ..ked
"i-i ?'..-? |. ac '., ' i .*. r
- tts d-'ii'i gsasS-By haiv aiiy," replied thc _an, ? bu:
you cm n.ak>- hm- If v..u v
?? Wouldn't it bc putting myself forwirdf
?Oft ?
- n*pI edy najaaaa, chr
'? Nu one."
1 bay, you I" he continued a* he soulnted aloft, " which
party I* ItT"
? The telegraph p*rty
? Ob, shuck*! aoBabody mo vi al a-Ji-in, In Z Sra't
rote that UcSst;**.
POPULAR OBSERVATIONS.
RECiLLINt. THE CAMPAIGN* OF 1840.
A WHIG STANZA?THE CURIO'- SAMS OF TOLL
TICS PLATED I1T S'tTHF.RN BOTS.
To the R Siter *f The 1 ri bu nt.
Slr: Kemlnlscencc. of the campaign of la4fl
pul dished from time to time in th- Tribune remind
me also of that period. I was then a boy of nine
yean, living In Georgia I recollect th" "karka
cue*," which In that section and at that pcrieid lt
wa* the custom of both the Whl_ and the Democratic
parties to rive In connection with oolltlcal meetings.
They -ero what might be called political picnics.
Living In tho city of Savannah, I recollect ono that
wa. held In a irrove near the town. Long, rud-lv
built tablo* wcr* rreetcd. on which after the address?
es hail been made from a hastily built neurum all
who wish"*! were fed with bounteous luonlle*. which
usually Included beeves, hogs, etc., roasted whole be
fni-o immense out-of-door fir***. That table, or por?
tion of the common tablo. where tl>? loeaber* aud
most notable of tb. company ate. ?as usuallr sud
rolled with wine, and I shall elwari remember that lt
wan at one of these old political gatherings that I
was first permitted to taste Madeira wine, which was
at that Han BBB af the most fashionable wine-, tnt
greatly detcrlmratid, and U now seldom heard
of.
I also recollect hearing th" camnalrn tongi of
1-40. Ir seems to BM that such songs were then
more popular. There wen more of them, and Bre?
wan more freriuon-lv sung than campaign WBBI
an nowadays. Hut I remember of them only one
stanza?or ?oerhans ll was onlv a part of a -rania?
whirh I have ri"- nea m-'ntlon-d arnon, those re?
cently recalled and reprinted. It ran thus :
"Oh, Matty y.in ls a man of doubt;
H* win*. In. be ?(rcs aa! :
!(? ?- not toe people's; eandrdare. oh!
They've drevsed him like _ hot notate I"
Another thine I wish te allude to. If ernr.hasln"
the proverb -The child ls father ta UM man."' 1 h-'
boys of Savannah, from tho small- t r.. tba yeatft
v bo wn benly loo roaaa te vaia, were thoroughly
organized cs partisans upon one dide or tie* other.
Tie c|tv WM divided Info districts, or precincts?
what thar wan termed 1 do not nmemhe^-ead in
is provided. Whether thSM
re identical wfth th""- of tbe mal voting
??ts. I cannot MU: bal great eii-rr." WM Mt
: in lathering boys by th** lead-rs ral bc!
_? rhem Inro rhe polling jdice-. md
Ote the rl.hr ticket, anti In gnanllng against
leda.1 by promMei "r threaN b
tty. In inert the game of ?
played bv the boyi rn tlon imitation ol tbe teal
cii-iip' by th*1 men and with no le?s ihrewdne
11 any wonder thal tl 8 eoutbc rr*
bora nolitlelana! Oar northern bovi have nu l.-vk
if.-- -I never knew them t" rda*
al politic*, or, rather, partisanship, tor of eonn
is ? ,t it -as. As I rem-mbor the on
then )'i\.Tiiie poll-, everything was done deeentlv
and lt. order, with no levity and bovsh lilian'
with al! nrloaaaeflS. and ! waa _i?-atlv Imp*-*--'1
wl'h lt* Importance, though not of in ar" ta ender
aland rxatit'r what lt meant or what was th* u? Bf
lt all.
Though?to use a Southern phrase?I iras " ra's1-*!
- th. 1 have alway* roted th" Republican
tjek-t. and cann"! bul hor-* that th-* grandson of "old
Ttn-eeanoe* will defeat bl? opponent a- th? grand
did ? Mani V8n ? _ .. _
New -yorli, July 13, ISM E. M. D.
_____SOI DEM''"RATS IN PENNSYLVANIA
Totht B Siter et the Tr atm ne.
Slr: It might seem useless, perhaps, to take notice
Cd any ^ullttoal changes lr, any town or village In this
Kevstone *.tme. In view of her laree Republican major
li'-s. bul seime e,f tlie recent aaeassta?m tai bm party
from tho Democratic camp are exciting much em?
inent. During las' week rho aid soldiers who
tonghi for tbs old Bag organized a Harrls*>n and Morion
Blub, and. to use their language, they aro going to vote
a*, they shot. Among the 142 veterans who onroll-d
their nana's up?.ri thc li*; waa Samuel J. bretti. Who
was th" last Mayor of lids etty. lb- uas from early
manhood a Democrat, and only w**nr out of the etty'!
p-.v-ei;nve chair In last April. Charin I.. PettlnffBr. a
candidate en the Demoeratle ricket at our last munal
Ipal election, has also anllsted aader the Uarrtson
BBd Morion banner. An BX-ebJef Bl police. BUM A.
igh, * life loag Democrat, w another aequ
rania. These men an all old i I prom
in"nt cttinna. 1 I
tha grand old flag i? on tbe to wu Mt. The \
i tub. with its ii_ memben, win do much nil I
for the ticket, lins u_- the preliminary meeting, and
by r.'ic time the neal meeting oom* r?r alli
eatrj augmented, why don't the ,- < I * I soldiers
who an- Democrata organlzel 'lhere arc not enough
of 'hem. C.
Alto.-na, I'cnif., July 1ft, lr-3.
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DEM" "'EATS WHOM PRB TRADE HITS HABXh
Tn th e Bitter Of The Tribune.
Slr: Dei." ??- in Franklin and Essex Counties are
in a situation which ls amoslng ?? rv.-r.
Iron furnaces and on* mining furnish employment
here for thousand-. Proa trade threats from Washing
tun tend to paratyn the chief tadaatry of the region.
Workingmen and the Democratic capitalists, with
their bnndn !- af tboBaaatli af doQan al -'alic, -
il.*- poastblUUea of aie/A-Hleg with Ike tauttL Al
the Demoeratle leader hM nnouneed devi
Smith M. Weed ls reported a-i saving rh:it he t
tu nppor! cleveland, but h" caiinot aid a free trade
policy. Mr. Weed ls one of tlie ?? king pins'1 of -
reg-?a, ar.d his 'lc*-!!*- to noteel his tptisii.es. and at
tbe same time to bein el**-: Mr. e loveland e t .
no little comment Mr. Weed, lt i* said, holda thal
bc feels nnab?i to meet the oufcome of a policy which
will certainly wn-cli an Iron bu.sin*-ss pow furnishing
nine-tenths of a certain Clan "f metal produc***d In
miry. Among DemoeraM In this vicinity there
ls an Intense and growing opposition to Ihe proposals
of the free traders. Idl>- hla?t furnaces and lal
empty bonan alr"a<!v betoken th*- Injury arising from
the utn-cnalnty of the Adnilnlstrailnn's policy.
Beapeelfully. M. Y. II.
Plattsburg, July 10. IP fi fl.
an odd c_nr_cB in ______?_*.
To the Editor nf Tht Iribu nt.
Slr i While with some of my relatives here In Michi?
gan, la-t sunday afternoon, attending the funeral af
an old clflr.cn af the town, and patiently awaiting the
beginning af tbe eervtoe at thc ebareb, my attention
was eatted to a tablet of marble ln-,ertctl in the wall
directly over tho pull lt. Hore U a true copy of the
Inscription on lt: " This ls to certify rhar no ndnli
rer belonging io any nore! netety, or ha< his life in?
sured, cir tee et dies not kneel in
prayer, shall bc allowed ro preach In this II-. |
God. The Lord of Hoeto is Judge.*
On the front, wall of tl :!ld!ng, BB_?le, !'
rhe following tabl -t; " House of Cod. Look uni., me
al! ye end. Of thc earth, at. I he ve saved, and go to
Amen a:.-i amen, l-ti."
Is the author of that edict, I mlfloqnlsed, and 'he
owner I Vicegerent ot \l
.1. At lent. I wm mach aaiused ai bli ?
not "i mention bli L
fllnr-llke fait!, in Ihe nannie in- tbesM to h.,Mi thl
Inner and outer wall* of the lanctui
JAMBS MILLEE.
Ida, Monroe Count v. Mich-, June _7, l?.
'??N-ISTCNT PABTT EMIiLF.MS.
Tn tht E <litor ot T li >? Tri I ti ti -.
Slr: The (tory Communist emblem?the *? Rp*d Ban?
danna"?adopted by the I*?BBoeratto puty as its battle
Tl s manufaetnm af
bandanna ba i- an exteneive one \_ Gnat
. and it is entirely SOMfatenl With ths Pns
policy that C?evelend and ah pa-rv ihouM aaa
this emblem as a snub ti Amer!* an tndnstry. The
Mar; and Stripes are mamiractBied cJnrtly In rhe
United ttotee, and then who von- f,,r Repnbllcan
principle* have always afforded t_at Ca* the g;
protection.
Vork, July 18, 1---.
__MOC___l- wno WILL SUPPORT HARRIS-'N.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Kir: I have liecn nothing wllh pleasure rhat many
former Republican supporters of cleveland have de
rlded to come back to the support of the BepatrUean
nominee* this year. My father, three bmrheri and
myself, making five voles In all. will support Harrison.
Bt lave all grown tire*] nf I lev.lu g ami hM promises,
rwo friends of mine, formerly Cleveland men. Albert
lad Behead Btabl, of No. fiO Flrsr?t., have also an?
nounced themselves In favor of the winning ticket.
Illrhanl Stahl la collector lor the Itetall (,rocetV Cnlon.
lie.-pe. ifnlly. A. K. ELI-to.
_Tea lark, July io, ia/-_
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DHOWS ED A T KOCKA TT.t Y TIFACB.
Samuel W.'.-rs, sc*c-npanl**d by Charles Korners ind
Teorg-- Slit rhard. si! al rtroapUlrn, yesterday vi.lt.-d Ro-ks
nsr Bearii. The three mun went in bathing a' Wj ,.
.right *nd Smith's _e_?l_e Ilau-e. They had bt-.-n in
tte surf bul a (hort linn- when W*t*r.. who wa. a c.n
uderSau distal..- fr in bl* com Bl -?? > os. b-iii* s gasd
.n.miner, .uddenlr Uir?w up hit hands wi ahou'.-d Ms
udp. Hi* corni?nlons .iart.nl io ko to hi. assist-nt., bul
ie was drowned before ih.-y e.-uld reach him. It ls
supposed inst he was _-ir?d with '-ramps. Wann, who
vs* thirty-Bv* years of ate. llv?d M WIBaOBbbV snd
nostrand aves. He was a bart*n_--r. .nd l.-avi. a wlfpj
md two chlllren.
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KU.LLD ET TUE I \PLuS10S OF A BOOSS.
-T I...ul*. Mo., July Bl IstaWaltoB conies from
Hon, Kentii* hy. near flender-on. of a faial boiler ci
ilnslon ai th*- coal shaft* of William. A. Mos*. David
i.me. the eiif.neci, BBd Moses Ha-skin., flrrinan, were
n.tautly hilled, and " l'ra-d" Muttama, Frank Throop
.nd Alexander L*)ugi_-_?r wera badly acalicd. '._.
wo Utter will die.
A PERSISTENT SFICIDE.
AX UNKNOWN MAN J CM PS INTO THE WATEP.
XiriCB AT C.'NKV ISLAND.
A slpilar drowning case oecurred yesterday after?
noon at tho 1 'est Kml Fishing Station ?t Coney Island.
At I" :.'io p. m A. AndT-iipti. af No. IBS Porty third
B-, bri",Min. Hugo \\ urn. of No. 1_j Tblrd-ave.,
Braoktya, Paul Alaaao, of No. 57 Cheam tiara, and
an unknown man hired a boat, at the Weet End Baal
lions.- to go listing. Tho party had been drinking
considerably atid all nf the men wci-e more or MM
iiiidi-r th" influence of liquor when they html the boat.
The men r*)wcil to the channel at Coney Island Point,
eppnlte stillwell's Basal
WhBB the baal SSlllSi opposire the point the un?
known man stood up In the boat and without a word
pf warning to his companions Jumped overboard, lils
companions pulled him Into rho boat again. They
then pulled back to the shore, where the man began
.faking off hi* wet clothes, as his companions thought,
,t" fry them In the sun. He then jumped Into the
water for the second time. Tho water where, h**
Jumped was shallow. The other men called for him
to swim fur thc boat, but he made no effort to do sn.
Ono of his companion* then shouted to him to swim
to ihe shore. They had fumed a b.*n*l In the creek
.when they heard a scream. They lmm-dlafe ly palled
emt again, but found that tho man had disappeared.
They searcheil about tho water, but could not lind
any trace of tho body.
The men then went ashore and reported the ease
at PalMe HeadQaarU?- and andi a itatoanal t*. chief
McKane in bog rdann with tke above They tamed
nvp-r the drowned man's chiding to the police. Chief
McKane held the men While he, in company with
Wetrtag and some officers, went to tho
place of rhe accld'-nt, but they could
not find the body, nor any one who saw thc man
lump Info thc wafer. Chief McKane returned tal
tarter, ard told the Inns men tha' be would
bav* to hold Hern until If WM shown that they had
1 Mi the nrm's death The chief
?til I: p< --(ldc that there might have !,.-en a fight
cn the men and thai the man wm thrown over
maa wen accordingly held until this
n will be made.
Anderson i- a ? ?. in lirooklyn, and when
:i bed Where he mci the unknown man. said : " Bc
ha* to - doon ai d came in on
eat lal night, when I Mked him if he rif*l no*
Bibing With mc to dav. H?* said 'Yee.' This
morning ic p^ano- to ihe -al-., n aid mel nie ami my
companions and we rame down t<* Coney Island. 1
do not 1. re he lived."
Chief McKane, upon examining the clotbn of thc
mining man, found In bia packe! a bank book, a pack
. 1 a par envelope mi
Ridley i Se - Hew-York f'pon the envelope
marked m lead pencil, -Mr. Pulmann, ..-- . 1 " lr \
auppoied thal he man'* name wn l'ulmann and thai
!>? v.us employed i\ Ridley .1 Bona. A s,.arrh will
be made th? morning for the body at low _da.
THE RACE CONFLICT IN ARKANSAS.
FORTY PERSON'S INDICTED IN CRITTENDEN
COUNTY".
Bl Louis. Mo., July 22.?I nfc-mar lon has been re
eetved fjf.m crittenilen County, Ark., to the effect that
tba Onad Jury, which has been investigating tho
banishment of eighteen negroes by an armed or_anlza
tl'pn. has mado Its report. The p'sult U thc return of
nearly forty Indictments. The Grand Jury found tbat
anonymous BOtM had been sent to a numlx-r of white
ni'-n hy negroes giving tlie white* five .lays to k?ve
entry. Upon neelvtng the threatening epistles.
MB? met, armed and escorted out. of the country
the negroes Implicated. Anning those who !'?'?
or Ben to quit the? country within five days wore .!. I".
tho leading merchant of Marlon;
Sheriff Vf. F. Warner, of Crittenden County;
J. H. Stevens, a blacksmith; L. P. Berry,
lawyer, and S. O. Mosby, a former magistrate of
Mailon. The Grand Jury traced the anonymous
notn to tha offlea af Ubi Comity dirk, David Pargo
-I'li. one of th*: eighteen' negroes benMhed. HM
office wa- opened and fragments of anonymoM notes
which evidently had not seemed to b-- satisfactory
wen fpp'jtid oo the flour. Experts pronounce tbe
rritlng a* thal of .). w. Ramsey, s young South
.1 ro In the employ of Ferguson as a clerk.
Tin- motive for the si'lidln.' of the
f .i.'d in tba tod that Ferguson
? : !? v." negro i ounry Judge, had !i?-.-:i
Indicted by a former Grand Jury tor habitual drunken?
ness, th-- penalty for which au removal from oflice.
Thc Intention i i reign of terror and break
prosecution, t'erguaon waa one nf
the Arkansas alternate! lo the Republican * onventlon
- i. 11-- na- s,.rving . -n ti ' jerk
-. County, an office worth 1*8.000 a year,
md Jury wm highly sen
sational.
THE FIRE RECORD.
a cobtly pntxwouca ENniRrri^Nc.
Ar au early hour yesterday morning tho
residents of Mata st.. Sing Sing, were
startled by three loud explosions In
. roeeeeelt?I, reaembl?lg fhe firing of a cannon.
Many c:t;_ens hurriedly came our of their houses
Issuli -- from the pm snd i<!*t"l
manufactory "f Abraham Jones, In Main-sr. There
also occurred a pyrorechnlc display, sky-rockets and
ronni: -? la all *l rectiOUS, caiisin *
a siampeele anning the crowd that colleetetl in front
of ii.-- building. The volunteer firemen wen promptly
on the ground, bul their work wm seriously inter?
bred with iv ihe ss]IosIom that eeenrred in the
burning banding frem time to time. The bu
a three story brick <tr.irt.re, was completely gutted
. wi*re extinguished
fliior wa.a oceupied by tia- OWB-T, Stephen AT?a, and
hil family, whip all e-.-.i; 1 without Injuries. Tba
third tii.or wn occupied by an Odd Pell
a* a me-'-tlng room. The fire originated In fhe gnu
ihop by lb* ezploalon of a kerosene ump. The
lou ..ii si,,,.;, js al.ont 13,000, toll] covered by in-iurance.
The other ft len will aol ev.dg8,000.
H IN WI I.I.I A MST. OS SCN'DAY MORNING.
Th*- police make rh.* toOowing report of the losses
by fin* al Nip. SSS Wllllam-st. early yesterday morn?
ing. BeppenlU?Mr .i- Son. engravers, who occupy the
r:r,t. leBOBd and fourth floor-. .f.'.,oiX); John Chler,
print'T, in rho third story, 83,000; damago to build?
ing <_,0O0.
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MEST CLERKS PAY III HF. AF BLCSDF.RBI
Washington, July 22 (Spectali.?The gupervlelng
ni of c." TnMary toaad aboul ti.r0*' months
a_*p that ti,'- anni.al appropriation for his elartOOl and
toebnMal kura woald toll ikori about 88,000 af tha
sum required to mei't the rall af the p;iy n-lls up ro
July l, 1888. it was decided to make ap th
Selene?a by temporarily ndeetng tbe nlsriea ac
-!y, from one half to one dollar a elay was takea
fi-eini r.'i" pay of ali employn la bil office gelling aver
?fi ii day. lint with the nell understanding (though n.pt
thal thia reduction would eon
t_me only three months, when the m-w appmpriation
would be available, July l. 1888, ami the lalatlna re?
in *ith'-r words, tho clerks were reijucs',-.| to
? much from their pockets to kelp tbe
o0m out of it;! tender sad avoid a defleieney. (Jnder
cumatancn tba clerk-: quletlj *?> the
i dreaming but. thal an July 1, 1888, they would
ead.
It li now f>ootended that, owing to rho office having
beea placed under tbe Civil Bervtoe rubi by tbs I
:. July 1, lt will nol I"- p'.s-.ble to rc-turo tho
clerks, a.s they ai ad according ta tha
. . ) an- now n i out aot)ord
: three aad a half moathi ago. It
i ol th ?
toidi of tb* - ffc r. Why, I should rhey
.??ii"'-- ? \\ ll r.
v. i.o created and Issued the order j- ? I - I Areal
leets otu* ?? '.nilli' ? I Service allow
? to be done it.
burea cause an Incompetent bur.au ch af
mismanage? the affairs of his bureau (
BC IL DISC RIYAL ETSIS TO COF.i BD'ALF.SE.
St. Tau I. duly ?__ |Bpastal).?OM of the sharpest
rlvalii-*-. iioied In tba railroad world for years ls the
?.a ,n now |n progren in the Coen d'Atone
country ami Montana and Idaho, When the {forth
I'aeitic and Oregon Ballway and Navigation con;
an- putung forth thc lr -.-st aftorta ta -? l
Tin- Oregon Ballwsg *::d PJavlgaloa Cenpeay I
the rontiiirt for a branch from Karmtngton to Mullan,
aad ls pushing th" work with all possible rapidity.
Tbs Northern Part? i* pushing also a imo into tba
mines. Fifteen hunelrcd men arp- now at work on
the two roads Between I aaar ff-Jaaa city ami Mullan,
BBd a.* a reeult much 8?8) : ' BUB Aildltlonal
fores ar*' betSg BIBI bf 'be car load, and s*ion tha
rountry will lu- goodad with railroad workmen. Th'-re
ls no longer any doubt as te the intention of the
Bott beta Pacific people. Tie- original lenroy af Ike
line Mi* thill?h i "-'Ut d'Aleno. This ls the road
that I* now building, and lt is gem-rally h-liev.-d
thal the main line east of Helena, Montana, will bo
abandoned Man day BM the mute through * BM!
d'Aleti.-. As fast as men are brought in by tho ron
tnston of on- road they an bought up and put to
-n:* ..ii the competing line. Livii company lu*
been doing |-a bea! to harnionixe m_totlna IntenfaM,
ind the probability l* that an sgrrement will soon tie
made dlviebti- up the territory, and assuring each road
af a shan* of thc carrying trade al UM arian.
ATTP.ACTlVE QriET AT LOSE, JlFACIl
Long Iicarh. with lts gutotBSM and exclusiveness,
its fr*-- .1.m ? ? .lodi paaay _Mny**gB>tBBBB-,
photograph galleries, papeara .tami*, etc., I* a* at
tra--ti\e and js.piilar With those who want undlsturbeil
pli'asiires and comforts BB IhS BSSSB'S strand a* lt
sv*-r wa*. In fact. lt. populajrlty seems greater than
ivor, and lt I* not Improbable that there will hare to
be aa solargemeut of tha hotel there The spplica
Hon* for rooms In tho hotel and for Hie rental of the
cottages have been greater than the accommodations,
anl. In addition to the fine bathing, fishing and boat
In-' janies have been added lo rhe attractions.
Among ethan nab?SSOd at bbs boto! are: John C.
Sam, of Indianapolis: A. ll. Shephard, of Washington;
? -ni'f Mltkiewfca awl faroih. 8 S. Calmer and family.
I ir. K. V Plane, IT, J. PawdiBg ami wife, Mrs. John
T Hoffman O-nrgB H. M_y ami fan.liv, Hamilton
Harris ami fannlv. John T. Terry and f.-imMy. Governor
John C. lirnwfi, ofTennecwee, and family w. H. (iel.
hard and family. J. H. Work and family, and John R.
Waters and family.
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obituary.
CAUL BRENNER.
Louisville, Jaly H Ostd _-8BaMB the irtl.t,
died here this aftern*.- n. at might's di*..*.*. Ho wa* lorn
at LMtnetsB?B, ?siaMS, in USS, and came to Loul.vlil i
when a boy. II" beean business a* a *?gn painter. His
flr.t picture that attracted attention wa* exhibited it the
e ania?lal BrrblMBra M 1878 Ba ni nay indu.trtou*.
and ?.;do_i ws* there an exhibition of American pictures
without i Brenner. III* especial study was the beech
tree under all groupings sod conditions. He loam a
wife and eight children, tho eldest of whom. Carl, ls
studying painting In Munich.
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COLONEL ENOS FOCRATT.
Colonel Enos FouraC. Chi- f of PeBM of N>w-Errjn*'-lck,
died at his ...ii'- hean ai Mflban yaala-?by morning. He
i* as an Bade of BX-CuBBin?? HIMS BM* snd was born
tetoway Baal nbn 18, U-7. BS isMgasd ?? a?*e*
sor. and went Into the army a. captain M Company F.
1st New-Jersey YotaaMSta, in ISSL and was in twenty?
-six battle., and wa* mustered out of nevin In 1888*
haling a-.taincd the rar.k at nlSMl at tie* battle of An?
tietam. Ile wa* wounded in the had. and lt wa. thought
ho would die. In 16*1 he did court martial duty at
_as.t.vinf. Tenn., and was with Sherman In the mar-:h to
the sea. He wi. mad. Chi- f M PeBM In awS*\ Bo
will be buried In New-Brunswick.
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EMIL S. ll _B___ff.
Milwaukee, July BS.- ** ' | sbto iSIS^SlI herc
this afternoon ann.*I life at BlSBMB, Cermany,
of tho millionaire brewer. Baal Bcbandein, -rlce-pn
Heat Brewing Corrpany. II" hns laen away only
a meath, having gaas te Barep* Immadlalaly atm toa
tal Curiveiition, to which ho ww * del
?sala __^_
PROFESSOR HENEY CAKVILL UBW-k
Philadelphla, July 2-.-A M_Mgian hM
hero snm.unclog thc death, at Mn
.d. j lam lilt at Baan Can I ala liMinar
Acad.-my Ot Hatai I ?? *?
tot* OaUege Pntoasn Lewla nlled In lang?
land a few week* ago, and latandad to nanto diirip_d
thr'.-e or faur y.-ars, his alto and i hlld accompanying
him. One of his object. In going t? England at this
tine was to reid a pa**"' British Asea
and lt wsa his Intention M pMWBM hil get logical
studies In Norway._
PrSDAY-SCHOOL WORKERS AT _..?!?THT PARK.
Albury Parfc, July 89 (Bpeetal).?Thisi was the
ninth day of the Sunday -school Assembly. The Kev. Dr.
Henry A, Butti preached the baccalaureate sermon at
the Auditorium from Paul's words t " I have kept tho
tal?" ?"Peal," said he, "wm b eredlbto witness. Be
was uear enough to the beginning of Christianity to
know whereof he spoke. His prejudice* mm against
Christianity. Ho lived thirty yean after his con?
version, and had ampi** time in whic'.i to Judg'* af in
truth. He kept his faith through persecution. aflUa
tlon, lufferlng and Impr sonment and under the caro
of all the churches. His ability waa unquestioned.
He gave to the church tba key wurdi af the ology,
such as Justification and sanctit-ation. He was rho
great founder of Christian theology. From Paul's day
to th.* present time theloglans have
been expounders of Paul's reaching. H.
gapped the Idea of a world---ld chr<**'
lanitv. His Integrity wn unquestioned Af'-r
all hi* suffering*, Ie* was able to asg: -I have kr pt
tba faith.* We have to take much on faith. I
would take Paul's testimony before a"? o^f* ,,.*
falfh that could command an itfellect Ilk*; -aal '?
a life like hts and hi* triumphant d-ath convince men
of the reality of Christianity." ^^_
.. uni i-unday schools numb-"-"!
twenty-one hundred. The Woman's Chrhttan Tom
peranc* cnlon held a aervlce this *f?',":_r^'y,.r
the usual >s>ach meet - i ? rmon erse delnerea b?
the Kev. Dr. C. J. Little, of Syracuse lulversiry.
aa? ?
A SEW 8YSAG0GCE DEDICATED AT LOSG
BRAS in.
_ong nranch, N. J.. July 29 (Spec I al).-The new
Jewish synagogue, the Bonn of Miriam, on North
Bath-ave, tho only synagogue on the New-Jersey
. wm formally dedicated thia aftereooa Th"
building 1- a handsome frame structure. It a M
crowded to the doon and several hundred peraoBs
were unahb* to gain admittance. Th- dedMat-On cen
monlM wen nader tba suparvfetaa of tbs Beard af
TrtlitCW T M. Einanucl. pn lidenl : Leopold Marks.
-rlce-pnaUent; charles Behwager, nerstaiy; Louis
Bothenburg, Measurer; J. Ooldstaln, & Buasmaa and
F w. Marks. Rabbi P. de Bola N mdes, of ^"syna?
gogue in Porty-for-rth-st., New-York, preached the
h sermon Th. catorj ceremonle*
?!r..c,? .1." ".-d'by he Rei Dr. Edwa I
and. \ well-trained choir from New-Yorb rei
ne mus c. The offlclatlng clergymen were clad In the
fl vestment* ol the Jewish prlc-thood
[-,-,.- i, worth with the -- ?;? ?_???_
? remain* unpaid. About a third ^Jffijg.
d to-day. Mani promlneui Bebrew aud -ana
ttagen attend, d ihe nrvleea
?i-?->
BOSSES ISJCRED JIT RAHS TR THE STREETS.
Fr.,:n The Albany Journal.
The nt-_- "f valuable horses toland In thl* etty by
MU in tin- streets is large A lady
at this .fflee a dav n twa a. i aad arid mat a Mr. Btohep,
a resident nf Edward*-.-, had lost, a 1-lBbM hor*- from
Loci a.-. th- result of ?n Injury r-a- ng cn
a rusty' nail. Jame* McKune, an expre..mau, a Kw
reeba since had ? horse similarly Injured, which rend- r- 1
him unlit for usa and from which lbs animal ha. not yet
-conrad. Another expressman. No. 18, had * horse
badly hurt from the same eau*.*, which necessitated his
HllllBB-Bl from work for some time. If the cl-*rks in the
stores would use a llttlo Judgment when they open rases
cf goods on the sidewalk, aud throw the nail* BtoBWhen
than on the ItnM, a great dc- ot thia .ort of trouble
would be obviated.
?
TCH-IT AFFECTED THE HEAT.
From The Boston Transcript.
The Listener** friend Q. hus lately set up a household
nf his own. and Mrs. Q- is I.Ivtog much valuable ad
vice relating to mr bonnkaep__ from the butchers,
bakers snd candlestickmakcrs with whom she deal*.
Haying had maa littl-! dill-'ul ty In keeping her meat*
In this hot wcsth-r, lb* ? ? Mr butcher, who
?ald th-* fault *p_B'l in the Mel and then piUUllMO to
BU Ms haw to keep har meat In the refrigerator.
- Van must put lt on a plat.*, io," h- ??, "and then
?oy-r lt over wlrh inetbW pin''1. *" I 'CBBM it a|n - *?
nueb a matter of slr as lt la of ifanaaphan I"
This -? a-mosphcrc" botband Mrs. cj. for awhile, but
.he finally d..'Cided that lt was temperature tho butcher
meant.
gloomy rOBBBOBIRBk
-'rom The Uacela (Mab.] JoanaL
And the voter, never vottoS, st? '* gloating, still
s grating, o'er the ?orr"W that await* m" whoa the
,*? a demon'* that la dna__is
?a _ta shadow an um Beor, and my
...ul from -ut that, shad a '^n the door,
ihall be lifted, nevermore.?(Thurman.
?-?
THE CASS TOWED FRO il OSE FIDE.
rrom Th.- CbMaga _Mb-_a
? V, . tba _ii.th-?r, n she washed tho bleed
rom hi. aeaa, " this i* -Sal yea iel hw dis..!,.-;.::.,
hav.' told yu no; to play with Bob y Stapleton- ir yoi
,:i i h- ? **''''- i I "? b '???? i ' Int* anv '
I ahiiuld punish yea *.rl.,u*ly no'.Y if you were
lot so s>i.n!v jaml-hed already."
?ar," repl id a/Ulla, a ij**tleally, vs h<* glanced
n a ei ? c-*
? go and get tho .lipper. Tn haven't Mfa llob.'1
THE WE ATI! LR REPORT.
Govr.R*>TMK>rT indications ?ron 30 nocrtv
W?BBB?e*-, July Bl?PM NrwED-iand. local rains,
ollowed ly fair, .lightly warmor weather i yarlabi* wtnet*
Far Lost, ni N"W-\'or., Ka.t.-rn IVonsTlvanla, New
mar, I'clswBr** and Mary lam'., fair weather, followed
joiolayafternoon by le?-I rain* i -lightly cooler; variable
rinds.
Pcf sonth Carolina. Oeorg'.a, Florida, Alabama. Ml?.:?*ippl
-malana and Kaat.-rn T.-xa*. fair weather, preceded by
Deal rains tn Florida; statlimarr temperature.
Kor Virgie.!-, North <"?rollna. Kentucky. Tenne.nee and
lrk_n*_*. fair, with *?nonary te-piralure, followed by
lightly cooler weather.
Fur West Virginia. Western New-Vork and Western Tenn
ylvani*. local rain*, followed la We*i Vlrflnl* by fair,
tightly cooler weather.
for dino, Induna and Illino?, tali. preced*d by ioeal
atn* io unto. *1 mhtlr cooler.
I ur Michigan and Wi*con*t_, fair, preceded by local rsin*
n th. l*ke. ; _Ughtlr cooler, except atationtry temperature
a Michigan.
F.ir Minnesota, F.a*tern sad Sonthwe?t?r_ Dakot*. local
Hus. followe- by fair, cooler wcath.r.
For low* and Missouri, fair weather, follow*! Monday
light by local rains . cooler.
Iur Kana*., Nebra.k* sud Colur*!-, local rains, preceded
j tait w_at_er la haslem kans**: slighti/ wsrmer.
TRIBCXB LOl-AL OBSFRVATIONa
__ BAR.
I Him t 11 ;o i_lgg4't8''p O'cti
ri* i **yT-7..%-',Jf7*-*^r'"*??e?-?- ??r?~r?-?
r-*f?2^;.-.jil :; '.;:\' 30.0
?--.,. r.il.?,., , ,.,'??? A.
inches
30.5
Taint.'*? orric*. July 88, l a. m.? Oca.raily fair w**t-*r
rrrailil yM-tdar, with a meas _a?i_tr af Ai, Tee
temper-tar* ranged between ?0? and SI0, ta* average
(70." > being _-,?? lower than on tb* 8BBMB8BBBB8J day ???
y*?r, and ." higher than on -satnrday.
In and near this city to-dar there will probably M
fair weather, followed br .bowers and growing cooler.
THE !___*___ EV THE CATSKILLS.
Hotel Kaat'TsklU. N. Y , July 2_ (Wpecl_l).-The atf
bu been dellghtbil herc to-day. The Tribune reached
Its numerous reailer. among tho guest* at thl* hotel
at 0 !_f a. m. to-day. The bundle wa* taken from the
early Catskill Mountain train at. Palenvllle and waa
hurried up the mountain In fifty minutes by pony.
express* The express wa* starred last Sunday by
two young men ol Palenvllle, who extend their early
.linday paper delivery to the various other MSMBBS In
thl* end of tho ( a'sjilll range. A largo number of
papers were ijubkly s*-!*!. hut on the arrival of tha
regular New-"lurk newspaper package af ll o'clock.
ev. ry paper if contained was nap aa*- of at once and
still some of rhe gneats were* unaappMad. Ihe eclipse
of thc noaa WM closely observed here by several
hundred gaaata who remained up tor the purpose. A,
more favor*: ; -, - I to Ml lt could not be selected.
lT_e iky was clear as crystal.
PROTECTION".
The mammoth steel vault now ?*:ng built by the Mar.
via Safe Co. tor the Garfield ."afc Dep-ilt 0o.,23d-at and
6th-av*.. this city, ls fast appro.v-nin. completion, fn
asaterial and construction lt will ?cllp? anything of Ita
kind In thi* country.
Escape all danger from atta?_?of Dtarrhoja, Dyien
tery or Cholera Morbui by using Dr Jayne'! Carmina?
tive lia'san: --aa old remedy, te tie sura but a* safe and
certain a* aver.
- ?
Indiscretions m eating or irinking often cana* serlen*
trouble, which may b* prevented or removed by TaR-aX fa
?SSLTZCR AFRHItiNT.
? ?
Tb* Beat III_h-( la.. Clanrenes,
_ i ?*t Trot.' -??? -..i' r-ir > ir_
M ARRI ED.
8ftEI.DO~-DAVFNP-.ItT In rirooklvn. Jeir 91. I**.-*-,
hy tbe Uer. Morns W. l'ric", Mr*. Sad.e R. Davenport l*
G*orge H. Shel 'on. _
Softers of marriages must be indorted with foll name
and address. ^^^^^^^^^^
DIED.
BLEECKER-At AtUntle ruy. X J.. Jnly 19. Anna Inger
soil wifeof the lat* Henry Bleecker. tor?erlyof Albany,
N V , am! tiau.li?r o! the lat.: Itov. William. Mei::, of
Pb lad?phi*
EVE Ri: IT- At Cruton Falls, on Thursday, Joly 19. Georgi.
anna, wif., nt Willum W. Everett, and daughter of tho lat*
lot teri Bf. Kellay.
Foner.i: st-rvn-.es at Uer late residence on a un lay next, ail
o'clock.
Carriage, will be at croton Fall* on arrival of train l**vtag
Orange'mural I?p-it at ll li).
J0rr\STciN-')n ITidiy. Julv 20, at Bsr Harbor. Main*,
Princes e'olles, wifeof John Taylor Johnston, aad daugu.
t.-r>.f th? lal" James c*l'e?. or this city.
Fun.-ral serv.ces at lier re.i leuce, .io. ? Stk-av*. on Tue*?t_]f
ni.,rn:ug. '-'.tli Inst., al l*):3c).
Please omit n iiron.
Mli.l.Ki:-At Newsrk. S. J.. a*ierd*v mernlaf. JolySl,
*ol. John Mdler. in hu tstb year.
Relative* and trends are resoavctfully invtted to attend h'.i
funeral from Ins lato r?td?10*. Fr.-nian-st.. between
j;,.? orv amt Ferry ats. i ballantine _. Cai , oa Tuesday,
Jn'.v 21, st 2 o'clock p. in.
r. i___8?_t linger m_L North Cornwall. Cona., Joly Bl.
1888, Mrs. Cathirln* lt. Hager*. aged 79 v.ar*.
Funeral at her Lite rea..lenee, on tuesday, at 11 o'clock.
Rf'E-On Tli*r.day. Julv li*. 1888, B ".ward Payaoa Ro*. ot
c ure wali-oii-ilii'l.iia. in the list year of lit. age.
Relative, ami frlen.ta are r*ap**lf?lr lavttM I" attend Ih*
fn-.en: ea U?Mar. inly 33, at - .so o',-inck p. m., from
Firs! Pre.hy;e-i lil church, c _rn wa. I un ll nilton.
Carri***! to meet W. s. It P. train, leaving N*wYork
10.1-un* ll ans. m.: also ll. IC 1'. ll. irani*.
BHO'iK-oa Tlnir.day. Jnly ID, at har lat* res:-*eno*. lil
Wost 57111 st.. Charlotte H.. wife .,( Arthur Shook.
Funeral from st. < nrva.,sto-n'. Church, J.th st, c*rner 7th?
.it... Mon i it. Joly 23, sr lo a. m.
Interment at ll-'\ ttOOk, Now York.
BMITB?Oa July 20. Haag, st her re*ld*nc*. Kn. 413 W**|
22d st . New-York cur. -arah Boyce, widow ot Tho*.
If an ford .Smith.
Funeral servite* st her late restden**, Monday, Joly 23, st
1 .10 p m.
Interment at convenience of the family.
Please omit nowers.
WALI.lN'ei-At Kerport, N. J., on Bandar. Jnlr ... Debe?
ra-, nilo iv of the Ute Leonard Webing, lr. the Selia year of
:.-- aaa
Service, at the Methodist Church, Kerport, Tu**day, ll
* m.
WHIPPLE-Entered into rest st Nantucket. Mas*. July
19, 18-18, Rev. tleorge B. Whipple, of F?nb?uit, Minn*
?eta
WHITE?In rhlsc.tv. on Friday. Jnly 20. Marv A.. wifeof
J . ? -a1! il. v. hue. and daughter of Henry Crofut, esq , of
Lsntiury, Conn., in the _? year of her aga.
Funeral taman w.li ne heil at her lat* residence, Ko, 41
ant. nu Mon.'..iv, Jnly 23, at lu a. in.
Inerrant at Hr; 'jr-uort. Ct.
au Be wara.
WR\ Y?We.'.ne.d.iy evening. Inly 18. at Mf re*ld.no*, 748
6th- ive.. Mary Anne, wi.low of Stephen Wray.
Funeral isa*tua* Monday. SM inst., ar. 12 m.
?9
Gnecial Notices.
A.? l?*or?e A. I.envtit _ t'onipnny.
IL C. MERRY, Auctioneer.
ART BOOMS. 7*7 AND 7*? UH IADWAY, COB. 10T1I-.-1T.
ihe Ma_ai_c*et Ubrart** of
MERi-iiirii HOWLAND. I.SO,
and a well -noun Hoon collector,
IN' I.fl'iN',,
Art and Illustrated Book* . Helles-l.ettrea : Poetry, Drama
find *>hake?ipear:ani?. Amerl. au.i . Slavery and Civil War;
Histor)-, Ktctiou, Sr;,-n.e. lr.vela and Voyage*; Natural
History: Cur.osa; Augung and r-iporting, cruikshank"*.*,
AMONO WHICH MAY BB MENTIONED
Vanderbilt * -tieeUon, pr:v,ir-i>- tprinie,: tippy on Japan paper
Bl'!.'. New Te.lament Etching*, lilli e'entnry Uiuniinats-t
vellum Breviary, Waverly Nov..-:*. Abbotsford Edmon ;
Riverold* loee-, 12s voa; Townsend'* e,ii;:on of e'onoer,
Kncyctoun-.li. Briuuiiica . Fielding, Riclisrdson and How.
arc Staunton'*Shake?pean: Washl*.?>o irvin.. .2 vol-:
ilerciilaneiiiii .ibu Pom pott, Jameaoir. U arks, ll.wliu.on'*
illalone*. Behool*rail's lu mui, Dicken., Thackeray, __, ia
cjUii'-rb biu-inga.
TO LE SOLD BY AOCTIOB.
THUi'.Sli.'.Y PRIDAV AND -ATLRDAY,
J I.'LT SS, Tl AND 2*.
AT 10 il.) A M. AN!) 2 3* P. M.
I,**.',*! I.*) is, OVER 5.000 Vul.t'MEI.
I siubiished l*?7*s
L.dl*. g*lng *broad or to HM countrr for th* *nram*r, Ol
thoa* who prefer *>uy:ng lo UM ria* and troon!* of making
prcrerve* Ac, wi.I lo well to .end the.r order* *_rly for
MUS. MCELRATU'3
HOME-MAiDK
preserved.
brandied,
canned and
spiced fruits
pure red currant jelly a specialty.
Jellie., Jam., Pickles and Mince Meat*.
Fv-rvthlng put :i;p in g'. ?*. Uoo.1. .loretl until fall. En
price*, reference*, ,__, -ddre**
Mra -arah a McELRATH.
.13 D.graw-st.
_ Brooklyn. N. Y.
_ec_ra* Jmil'-ar
ORBIS TERRARCK.
APOT.T.TNARI*
APOI.l-INAniS.
AI'oI.l.lNAUIS.
"THE QCEF.N OF TABLE WATER-"
riie fllllng at the Apollinaris **prtni larinj _*y_- ISSI
am on n ted to
.
Iltf0_,000 BOTTLES.
Of all froccrs, druggist- sn 1 mineral water dealira
BEWARE OF IMITATION-.
a
To ."other.
"Mr*. WINSLOW'S * lOTHINQ SYRUP for Childrea
re*thlng" softens tho gums, rsiuce. lutii musti*n. _ll*y*
nd diarrhoea. 23 c-nt* a bottla.
To -*>olli-ii and Heal ihe fsUin l'e^
.ARWF.LL. MA.-Ki .t .a, * Kl.l'tlt FLOWER and
C'L'MIIKR I'l.EA il. LUI lin.a.'wiy.
i**al O-ce Nolie*.
Should be read cfuiiy by Ml tau.*n.-.te? a* chao-** may
>ccur at any time. . . ,.
I?tt. rn countries need not be specially id
a ov any particular su-amer, except
a hen ... lad cony.
nerclal docu:- I nol sMdally *i_re?_e4 bcin_
icm by th I ist* -? n -- .a svall
reek an?i?| July 2S wUl close
?promptly in a:i naeal at this om.- _. f.dlows:
SON DAT?Al IS m. for ii.iyt.. nretasanbaj Alp*; ats
f. m. for l'rogroao, per slea a.iiu El ' a.i.o.
rCEeiLAY ?At lp. m. for Progreao. eer steamship Pan.
ai?A via Iiavaua <!i-'.lera for olii-r M*Rl_aa Stein ?list
be dire. Lil "p** Panania" -t 'li*) o. m. for Pro
grt-.o. per stesin.alup liisi* Prtoc*. Hom Newt?rt Nsw*
Uetl.-i. tor other Mex.tau Ma le a mutt be a: rea; 1*4
??per Black 1'iiiico ").
?fkDXKHDAV- At Hu for Irelanp*, p*r su*s**hl*
A rlatic, via ijuaer.stoira, (i.nari for tlroat
Br.ia.:i sui other Eiir..po_o couiiir.a* nii.t b*
tlirecio.1 -per Ad?BU* 'li M :t J<) a. in. for Ea?
rn .-. p.-r ste*ms_.i> *___> via SoolaauipUin aud tirein**
l.ettor.ror lie..mi mi.' be.lire.u-l " iwr *)a*l. " i , st
j SB a m. for Brl.ium direct, per alesmsuip Relgen^na,
Tl* Antwerp (letters unui MS??NM " p*r Bela***
Und ' , at 1 a m. tor BS Croix snd st. Thoiu.v*. via n_
crou.ale*ivin.iA.it! laleeda direct, par*t***s*_i| Ori
r aaa n I p up. f..r l'*i?pe.:.ie, chlap*.. Tabaaeo snd
1 .ttaa. par .leaia.hiu Nugara ueiter. for lamplco
aad iu.pi'ii ilirei-t and f*r other Mexican nt*?? via
Vera ira . ma.t be directed " per Ni.gsr*").
rBVBSDilY-At 2 p. m. for Jamaica, <ii.ytown. Bell.*,
e,_il<--___, Puerto Corie* aud IruxOio, per ?t?-n.hip
Beada
'BI DAY?At Un. m. tor Blue-*lil*, p*r st**_i??p Barta-,
rom New-urlo?ii_
ia! I'KDAT - ai ja.u.v m. tor Frsae*. **witi*n?ni- Italv,
hi'.in *nd Portugal, per steamship l_ uretagae, na
Havre , at i Kl _ m. tor i.reat Brltaui, lreUo.t. B*i
g.uia aad Netherlands, per smam.ii ip AorauiA ??
*4uoain.t*wn iletter, for iieraiany, Au.tri*. Denmark,
r-w.dan, Norway, itu.... .u.i Iar.-y luu.i t? d_reeMa
"par Aurania" al .sir a. b. ?t iierniasy, Au.trt-.
1 ? ulnar*, -wadna. Norway. Icu-... and i'ufk-y, per
steamship Ellie, vi* Breineu letter* tor olhei European
r.puniries. via Boathanipton. must be tl roo ta. t "per
Elbe".; at. _e>s. ai tor i-cotl-aa dtrset, per SSBBBBJalp
e. in.?..a, via ii...gow ..tiers aiu.l b* -lirMted "ooo
c ;rra?su' at I 18a m. for the Neia.ri****. via B_t
terit.in. per .levu.aip AmatenUa ,.*i_r*mu*i he di
r*ote.t "par Auis'i-r-uni" . ai 7 a. m. for Norway direct
per .leam.hip lieki* (MUBM must tr* directs? "pea?
Kable"!
is. a fur Australia. N '? . '.ea.su-'.. Hsws.ian, Fiji and Sa mo*a
isl.mu. per .le.uialup /ealauili* (from Bau Fr.actMOk,
r.o-? ber* July -.2, *l * do p. m. tor on arrival at Mew
York ol a?ani.kip Aurania, with Brill, a mau. tnt A as?
tra i.. Mail, for Ohio a and Japan, per -t*ani?hlt) B?la*_
(froa han Francis.-.? . clo** har* Jaiy "I*, al T
rx m. Mail, for th ? Society Islauds. [sar ship City of
Ps pel tl i from Han lran.-isi.oi. cl-s* here July-ii, at 7
p. m. Balla far Cub* ny ra., to Tampa, Kia., and theao*
by steamer, vi* Kay li eal. FIA. clo** al un* e_c? dally
at '.':.?.i a m.
?T!i**eh_t1nl*of closing of Traa^ Pacific _u_a 1. arr?a*>t
n the preaumou m o' their uniu? rruuUal everlaa* Wanan
o Baa Francisca, Malla from Ut* tail arriving *t*. il_eai
aa Franciscan ihe dsy ot Miling of suaaaar* an*'
it.aca th* amma Oaf. _
henry c raAKao-t.
rnt08Ue.Ksw.Tar_. daly 18,1888,

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