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i._sii, irusirate-U bj me poilc*.
i,o" bioko lu apon tbe ring ofter two rounds bad been
fruibt- But *ort* r-ud''?y -*****1 Lopl1 M-**rfU*1 Beres
JL -tic were among this Inwrested spectator!, each
H ? combatant up behind bia loddie and galloped
,tf to another part of the downs, where the fight was
?omplcted. much fo the satisfaction ol the two noble
ord* who had spirited the combatants away, leaving
joly ot* o{ thr *9ConA* w ** ?**r***6,<:*** ?* ,h* P0-**0***'
COLLAPSE OF THE JUBILEE JUGGINS.
Tbe sen?atlor of th> week at (loodwood. apart trom
th, weather and th" downfall ol so many faTorltes,
?as ihe collapse of a gentlemaj: who for the last year
or to ha* been kn iwn as the Jubilee Juggins. Thc
hnR would only bet willi him in ready money at
di-wn, and M be had failed to settle his differ?
ences, amounting a* about BiJRO, last. Monday he
w__ ref-i-*?l admission to the ring On Tunsdav hi*
horse CflOflM was not allowed lo run for the opening
race, and all his horses In training are to be sold
shortly- The calculation Is that he has go: through
about S thousand a day, Sundays excepted, since he
look to racing, though I hear that he has loot more
coner at card* than AB the mri
EDMUND YATES.
SENATOR SPOONER ON THE TARIFF.
JR-OWING HOW THE ADMINISTRATION HAS DE?
LAYED LEGISLATION.
*enat-.r Spooner, of Wisconsin, was In New-York for
ejr.eraJ hours on Saturday, on his way to Nantucket.
rhcre he owns a cottage, and where his family are
wending the summer, ll.e Senator's ance?tnr*" wer"
flt.mns of New Bedford tn the early part of thc pres
r)t -cr.tury, and although he was born In Indiana and
teared In ihe Nor.Uwesi. he nala himself ai home on
tie New-England shores. The senator had a short
tonfsren-e with Chairman Quay, of the Republican
Kallona! Committee, and bSgSN sfartins for HSBBneBet
discussed tee p..liii,-a'. situation hrielly with a Tribune
Rr Among oilier things he said :
an ls -very pmbal'lllfy that the Senate will
pam a Tariff fc'll. It 1** I duty which has been la 1
upon us. from which wc bave no disposition 10
Ve have hear! no Intimation from any qu.irt.-r of any
linear on ihe pan of thc Executive to call an extra
session In case we should fail rn pa?* a Tariff bill.
j>\,r wculd such m ihrcai have any Inl'.ucnce whatever
In determining our action. Thc Senate has b'?en walt?
ing fer several years for a Democratic House to
originate t Tariff bill In accordance with Dr ron?tltu
t ,nal righi. The House pn*_tp,,ned and delayed Its
action tn the matter until the very closing days of the
present Administration, purely and solely for the pur
m^st. as we h-li-v-**. "f making a political taSOO, being
dictated to by the head ol the Administration, l's
action t.a? given the >-nate Jurtsdlrtlnn In the matter
pt a Tariff bill. WO hive BlBOi pledged always tn a
reasonable, fair and Just revision of the tariff, and, as
a matter of duty, we will proceed deliberately and
carefully to prepare a bill to meet the wishes of the
country. Il ls absolutely c-rtatn alrea.lv that the
Mills bill docs nut mee! the approval of the voters of
the country, lt ls a shrewdly drawn appeal ta tho
prejudices and seltl*.h lnteresi* of som.* classes nf
rollM and a lew special Industrie* The N-nate bill
will be based on a higher plane of tbe genaro] Interest
cf the entire country."
"Do you c_.]**et a prolonged session?"
"It ls doubtful If we can set thmtich much before
election day; tn fact, I doubt if we arc able to mn
i:r tenon until la'* In October."
?*tvha' do vou hear about the general situation In
politics *"
? Everything confirms the prediction that Harrison
and Morion will be elected. Tlie Ode is strongly with
aa."
? How about Wisconsin f
"The RepiH-Ucaii majorl-v In Wisconsin will range
between 15.Ooo and 25,000."
"Sii" of the Democratic leaders sav they can carrv
Wteeoci n "
-? We Kepublicans might as well talk about carrying
Texas "
A BAFFT TIME FOR THE -'FRESB-AIES''
ALMOST SEVEN THOUSAND CniEDREN BENE?
FITED?MANY KIND HOSTS.
Monday ts always a busy day for The Tribune
Fmh-Alr management, and yesterday was no excep?
tion. At Intervals nf one and two hours throughout
tbe day the lltt> travell"!-* were gathered Into the
Tortoni depots of the city and tooh (heir dc parTure
lor the fi llo w.ni: towna: Tooronga a:,-i Bon Troy,
Penn.; Waterville. Moravia ami night-town, V, J.;
and Owasca, N Y. lhere were .'loo children in all.
and when the other 7u0 arraigiil for this week atart
the total neut out by Tbe Tribune Fund fur tba auru
o?er will amount to nearly seven thousand. The
return of the large excursion, of the last lew w-sela
Las begun, and nearly every train going and coming
on the F'-iin-ylvanla. Erle, Lehigh Valley and New
York Central roads bas Ita quota of " Freah-Ajri." The
children are rosy and happy on their return, and
already looh forward with eacerre?s to reit fear's
ourinp. Thej attract much attention In -he centres
ol travol by their pranks and winsome demeanor.
and evei-ybi.dy. on finding o:it who the little ones are.
baa a good word lor "Ihe Tribune and lia beautiful
charity." A larg** party leaves thin city by the Erle
road tonight, arid Wednesday and Thursday will ench
have three m lour exmittion* ol co mid embie size.
Following ls the list of boats:
RO-HagSn, l'onn?Gorton Bali lard. E. B. Monteoraerr.
T- B. McKean. T. L. Rockwell. John Blackwell. Jens*
MeKean, liaa- McKean, David Johnson, Horace bpencsr,
Rauch Ro-iuaon, a. J. Claaa Samuel Whitehead. Clayton
Finning. Loton Fa-iulns. Munros fewartwood. Dr. A. hi.
Ingham, Ell Boothe.
Towai.da. Pena?Dr. E. A. Everl?. John Nelson. P.
Lase, the Rev. C. M. A-lams. G. Elsenw.ne. F Lent,
William Heath, Clara Mingus, Mrs. M Tv. Di eke; mad.
Milton Rag BJ. Franklin Lung.'ord. Culla Long. Wllltm
Lampmin, J Vt Campbe:!, Phlletus Can.pbcll. Bruce
Whitehead, Leo Bowne, iM orris Wilcox. Robert Knaup,
Cynthia Ou*tin, Tern- Traverse, Mrs. Joaephus Campbell.
Ea-t Trey. Penn.-Walt. lt Bullen**, John H. Dexter,
Frederick Ok Cole. BylVOam Kendal.
I -- i.. Penn. ? M. L,. James.
WatervlUl n. y._Mrs c. H. Race. Mrs. Marahall
William-, MlO Harv*. Sn.Uti. Mr ftttfOt, Mrs. Albert
BsiiHdi'.u .Mrs. \V. T. Bliseil. Mrs. W. A. Lawrence. Miss
Marr Row.;:. Mri .. Mrs. Jolin L. B.swell.
Mn Evans Harris. Mr-, (.coiae ltr,,tvn. Mrs. .Norman
Beers. Arthur Blgeliw, the Rev. Mr. Hutchinson. Mr.
Welch, Pain iv Brogan.
Moravia, N Y.-Mrs. Frank Baker, Mlaa A. McLock
Un, W. H. G,lea Henry Escanhack. Vf. H MeKlnney,
the Rev. \v ii QBea Bryon Fowler, Cliarlea B. Smith,
J Dresner Ti.ari's Hirey. T. T. Tuthli,', Henry Wll;.am?
it) n. Aile Brockway. George W. Main, J?y L. Baot,
Dstilel Shaw, Andrew (.jrver, Arthur Wii-ur. ROObM
D?rl>y, L-vt Pearsall. Morrl* K. Aliey. T. B- Phelps,
Hen-y N. lidding. Mrs. William Reotruoflt Mrs. John
J. _io.s.ii, J. D. Nionlng, latuca Richtmyrs, 410000001
Baker, Alfred Round*, Dlrldotte Stone. Cliarlea Slocum,
T B Free**, [n Been, Dennis Guilfoyle.
Ow*--... N T.?.Mia I. Baner. Mi** M. De nart.
Debby Ammerman, Willlan. Tux.il. Mrs. II Herri k. lite!
?>???., >l-aker, Mis* Mary E. Dewitt. Dwight C
Dr W H. Cania Mn DI Belren, Frank BargOU. Mrs.
Imic Van Ar*dale, the Rot C. E. Jewill, w. L. Noyea.
Mr*. Julia I>***,Titt. ?
The examining phyeMan* were Dre. Vinton, Daniel.
Bopains, R.beru and Fe.land.
BILLIARD FLAY J: LS AT SARATOGA.
RALT DEFEATS BRXTI B RATHRR EASILY-SPEC
tATORS '.K THI I OZTT-BBT
Saratogi. hut. r, ... v
lng fl.ied m- moi aroend m the Towa Rall,
u,e unnn nns m sm : _?
";":ir,lri ___*. -' ? I - too and
Maurlee Dsly were ?-wr?j M ^ ^
rame nMgte wa* between Mr. lom and Ml Daly.
nanwoa May winn m the aoStaaoa inai
John BBatAy ot Newena; wooonon p B i'm-..
aWB. Ot jriMtalSli M?R Thom,* 0 hlliree. of San
TalT TtT-.'V^r.K>rm',V ** ?''-"??" "* Var,
_____* N?WlwfV Ph!!lp *** -Mi.-H.ul I.wver. the
nee-horn owners; JoaeDh H. htt,n_ (>f ^
House. Kew York: Alderman p f __7l. , .
Oana u b^m. warn. iJLJTS im\Zt
?sSBBa >>w york: JuHae cu.: ... u. "jj?
. r,ew-Yo,k: John M. Jt?-h., .
BaAm^mmmsAon ruus S5. 5
!_-___ cr:; "*?w*' "^ '*S i .
and Wlnd*.,r Houls, Saraga ; ex-Judgo Henry L Clu *
af ?w-York . and C0W1 Fred Hilt..,, of New y? g
The damp e__*.Dhere ..', _, day a?1 onotafl kail Hs
lllect OBOS the blUiird llotk. and the ???, ? of __\
gam waa .low. Mr. Van e.r.. of Row-Took, wat eOMM
referee, and Mr. Johnson marker. Daly on_wfl tl
With 4. and waa followed by Sexton wiU a ten Um to
Sta wedit ll soon beeame apparent that huxiuii waa not
tn toad form, but the naoattg of ta,; SMciators wat
Olth him. Whn -Sexun made.- _ ruil ?f j_, ,,.. ^
?av* kBO SSSM k'-arty apylau.e, but he could not , ,
ta Inly, wbo scored a strom i.-ad _nd h?ld lt unUl tho close
l! the came. The highest run* made kg b< xton aon
IS, 9 and 8- Daa.l?'? klgbest rum were 16, 10, Vi, lb and
IO- Ti.e game wa* 200 point*. 10-Bloo taaroam Ti,;.
wan the lanie, lesvlun Beaton w.*i, anly si on Urn
Itrinr Th'- uarot was nol flnl?hed uiii.l atf*.- ll u
ROWIW Righi s,,,,s-,,)i and Scxt-.n will play tl., tb?ud
tam ot the tournament.
A BBBBBBBXEB HiniiT.
Wtom The Eutaw (Ala) Mirror
It la ao awful hoi thea* days that we hardly know
' tc do u keep /rom evaitoraiioir oaOBj 1 - in
aod the bored weil not yet running over. Win
" auUful youan ladies wu. drew in tu.,**
aoua, btooiy dratst* walk around at *i.,,rt
IO
MUS
lees M iee! and aweet that
R nor wlU enir do n.
TO MEET THE GREAT LEADER
A BLAINE CLUB HERE FROM CHICAGO.
THR RRCRPTION COMMITTEE KEPT RDSILT AT
WORK PREPARING FOR TnE PARADE
BOME OF THE NEW CLUBS TO
nr. REPRESENTED.
The flrst out-of-town contingent ol the parade
In honor of Mr. Blaine arrived here yesterday
morning. It wa* the delegation from tho Yoong
Men's Blaine Clui> of Chicago. There were over
l-r>0 men in it and tliej- occupied a special train of
parlor cars on the Erie Railroad. The cars were
handsomely ib-corop-d with flags, bunting and
Manners, bearing thc name and principles of the
club, which is one of the strongest in the North?
west, having it membership of over 1,200, moetly
young men. It was thc Intention of the club to
pet here ahonT 5 o'clock Baaday evening, hut the
numerous cnihuaiiistic receptions given it in Ohio
and at. other pines along thc way made thc train
-BOOBS] hours lute.
In consequence of General Sheridan's death the
memliers decided not to parade, hut instead went
quietly to their headquarters at the Hoffman
House. Tliey called on Grand Marshal Jackson
in the afternoon. In the evening they went up in
a hody to the Republican Club House in Fifth
ave, where they were entertained. The officers
of the Chicaco CInh are: l*resid'-nt. Charles K.
ltond; secretary, C. E. Tni/clle; niWBBBRtellfllI
R. N. Taylor. State Senator E. P. Blackburn, of
Illinois, ex-United Suites Commissioner King.
Colonel Ayim* and Colonel IfonsBory are arnon;. Ms
prominent memliers. li is tlie club's intent.on lo
go down tlie Bay to meet Mr. Blaine, and B large
steamboat has been secured for this purpose.
Thc Kansas City Republican Club's delegation,
about IBB, ls expected this morning. The Pu],
timor,* m'*n are experted In BOOSIPW. They have
engaged ovary available room in the Sturtevant
linus.- The Philadelphia division will come on
Thursday.
CI.NEBAL HAP.EISON TO BE REPKEPENTED.
General Jackson yesterday received a dispatch
from General Harrison's law partner. Mr. Liam,
stating that Mr. Miller, the other member of the
Arm. would come hero to toke part in welcoming
Mr. Blaine. Mr Miller will be BCiOflBllteBBol hf
two or three Meade They will go down on the
Sam Sloan with the Reception Committee, nnd
will also havo places on the reviewing stand
with Mr. Blaine. Hie work of erecting this
Stand v.'as begun yesterday. It is in the usual
place, by the Worth Monument, and will accommo
datfl about 500 people. That number of invita?
tions will lie issued. It is the Intention ol the
'iruiiil Marshal to send invitations to prominent
party london sad reprea Motive BevabUsoas of the
States participating in the parade.
It* waa decided yesterday tha! the Republican
Club should lend the H-OOBSBton on Than
night; that, is, follow Rnmediately behind the
Pioneer Corps and the Grand Marshal and his
staff, who will be preceded in turn by the bands
and a platoon of poiice. The club will march
down Fifth-ave. to the grand stand and there
toko its place as special guard of honor to the
great leader, Ii wns this club that lirst _ug
gesled tiie idea of welcoming him in thia
way. The line ol march and the general
place of meeting is the same as stated ia The
I'kiRDRH yeatorday.
, Or.CANIZINti TO TAKE PART IX THE PARADE.
Although the regular Republican organ:-ati*,n
of the city and county are not yet organised
Tor active campaign work, a great miny clubs
have formed sufhciently to parade in th- review,
and some clut>? havo succeed.xl In uniforming
tii'*_a.elves. They will muk'- s eredteoble d -
"This is not intended to be ii political parade,''
says < ieneral JackflOB. "Il is Min;i)v SB ?
pouring ol ih' people for the puEpose ol i
Mr. lim.ne, and liol for the purpose ol
se ii chemseli ? -."
Tl,*- Grand Slanhal 1ms been -rr-, ti fi.-d by the
-;? taken by the regular Republican organiza
- and ha.-* i. - led that they have ac?
complished so much organization In the slmri
lulu- allowed tln-m. The namban ol the Execu?
tive Committee of the County Committee have
boon in eonstant attendance at beadquarten.
iiiul have taken a gnat deal (ef Interco! iu and
done n peel of hard and enthusiastic work In
ag forward tin- parade. The following ore
tome ol the clubs thal bave reported from the
regular d_atriot aaooelottoufl of this city:
Tue Irlsh-ArTe-ricni Anti-' ,'v I ai 1 ml Pialllltea
L'-:i-U", Ra 174 F:ftli-.-V- thl Bl i*-:''1 .ca.li Ciub ,?' Sew
y? ??tv City; Maiii-ittaii BoUwag Bapteyea Ean Steel
Harrison ami Merton Colona! Cub. Ra -OT WflOl F',r-y.
flrst-st. ; Tippecanoe ('int,. Ra 81 Lu- B e i- .-. . L.n
? ab, witti aao__-My Bteutel, Re BM Xhlraavo :
Young Men'* Independent Republican Club. Ro, _07 Ka-t
Tweiity-?_ver,th-?t. , Jae:,** (. Blaine A ?*?'-:.'.;.on. Vlth
Aseembiy Dlstric!: Bla.i.le Zouaves: Lineoln League,
Hld Assembly Dl-trl--' C*.!<,r.*:1 Republican LngOl at
New-Tork: Suburban Republican Cub, One-hund,- J -and
seventv-seventh-st. aud Vanderbilt-ave. ; Aithur Club, No.
-ll I.aet Broadway; Kepubllean Club of ihe XX Hld
Aooembly District; Republican Club, Ra 810 Fifh av.. ;
West Side Club; Enrol,od BapaBlllIB! XX I Id Asa* mbly
District: Young Mcu'k Republican Cub of the XVlith
and XVIll-h Assembly lustrleu; Republican Club ol
XV . I!W?111J District: Cnle.ii Republican Ciu.i, XIlDh
Aannblr District; Union Protective Clui) of tn- County of
BOW-Tera I Han.burger Club; Vth A MOB) Mg District
RepobUooa Club; Ivy Cub. XXIId hmooxhlj District;
Xi Via Assembly D.-t:.*. Enrolled Lepub'.icana; Man?
hattan Unconditlona. Republican Ciub, Joseph Marlin
"... * 00018; Cnlon Republican Ciub of the XlXth As
* Dlatriet; XII ito A-ien.biy Matriel Republicans;
Men's Republican Ciub ol ibe XVih Assembly
XVih A-s-tiiiiiy District RBroUefl Republicans;
lrUli-American Bull Tin Tl Bill Leaf u-, Vliii Assembly
D)?tric! aa_Oe_atU-ll West ?hide Maniinnan i..*v.it. ii Rail?
way II a rr. - ?;. a..: M --??'. Ciub; Juliii J. O'Bftea Assoda
. Illth Assembly District ; Tooag Mei, s It.-p.j,,li, ai.
Club of RM XX !?' A??*'inlely Dist-lct Roitteeo an A Morton
Club, XXIst Assen.:,.y DUtriet BottOI PntBCI i*.- Club of
N-w-York: IXth Assembly D,strict. Republican Ai
Enrolled Republicans of the Xth A-*v ni' ly !il?tri*-t; Tlppe
i_l*_b ol the IVth Asaembiy Dtatrtet; Li
Culon _.e;tgue Club, co.ored, Waal Twcnty-fifth-st. ; liannl
'.-, st Mai . Roioltefl RapabUeaaa
lld Assembly DIsirlct; RopoMleaa a ?- XVI Ph
\ ? ,ly ];ij-rici , ..-.vord-s Cuard* ; lr,-U-A::i':ri'-aii Bepob
Hean Central urraniratton, No. 108 Bowery; XVItfe A**
?einbly DM Iel Republican Cub or Um City al Rew-Terfc;
Je.hn J. MeRoooo Harrison ani Morton Cub, IVih Aft
aemhly Mat-let.
Bpeelol attention is called to the following
g.-ii.-iii 1 oiil. r i
iiii -i n raanhala wii*. appoint their own staff officers,
without iinilt at t" numb, :. Mrtataa oaf Ililli and all
both lo the li-ran-l marshal aid to thc
?IIOllll! will nara ie ni<>uii>*l. an'l t.rovll.. tlie*i
and ?Qulnmeata ai theil owl expense.
freoldcnl Jamee i". Footer rcoeived applieotiona
yesterday from of additional clubs
ii, *-Republican Invinoiblea" will leave Phila
(li-lpliia f,>r thia irsdny ali'moon.
. ll] return on tbe midnight train. Prior to
their departure a fine * I throe flag! will
be present I to >them by their frien'ls. The club
will have l.uoo mon in uniform.
BBOORLYR'g PAST IR Till: WELCOME.
(.rand Marshal Jones, orho Ifl in commund of the
Brooklyn contingent of the Blaiae parade, has
s.l.et.'d Colonel H. \V. Micii'.-ll. of tho lit- li-n.
ment, as asaiitant grand marshal. Thc uniforms
for tiie marshal* and tlndr aids wen- distributed
? emng. Kucli wiil areal B wi.in* le linet,
with a red, white and bllM plume, and a red.
white and blue -sash. The Hrraii.'e.'ii'-ni** for the
master ol ths clubs und their neill's of starch
tu ferrie-, arts laid down in the orders uj-uciI by
Colonel Jones yesterday.
I be new steamer City of New-York, which in
many NSpOOtfl 0X000! uny itenm'-r now slooa bl
SXpeetod to arrive here kp mott Ute. Among her
passenger! are: Mr. Blaine and family. A. J.
?i, Marslii.ll P, Wilder. Karl DoBoaghflBOflB
Counten Doaoufhssoro, J Kaedeaald Caanron,
Lieut-? olonel und Mrs. UoTBiblOW, Mr and Mil
Thomaa itaveiiscroft, Lady Evottaa llal-.V Wutehin
soii, Lady Nora HutehinaOB, W. Il llurgi'ss,
bot N BOOMnrbell and J. if. Los L.
fiakoiu oppeon earl) on tho seem arith ln-r
trii.uu- to Mr. Ll.uue. Arii'iiig the sarlieot arrival!
ii*,in t.i* N ort hw'kt is L il Bouvard, ol Wau-r
towfl Dakota, u ano of thc venorabh arnst. John
Bauvard, of New York. Mr. Uauvard n-pi
lin* citiziris ol \\ atOl-town, >*-h" ul B in '
i.e ii ior tin- purpooo, appointed hun ns delegate
* rev thais gm ttagi of areli ume Ii
ti,iii muon regr. ; ia foll omens llie Uepublioaus
ol Dakoto ai ih< iiii. uiiike 1 Li ir vc ec
beard foi ths party iu the coming eloclion and
Uiai ii iffered By them %1 thc
honda of the Democracy is deep and wid-aprond.
They have oteetoag hop*- ol tl.* election of Oennral
llarrteoa, whn npooially lins been the champion
of I ?i k rna'a nifhts in the p-'-i ?? I I win,m tliry
look confidentlv for juitice in tbfl evaat "f his
election Mr kavasd conn-! with un addson ol
welcome to Mr. Blaine from th* people of Daunt*,
borne of ths Alugwump papara ara iaduigiug
in a good deal of faeetioua talk about thn pu rude
and toe dlffSMBtOS of opinion regarding ito sue as
expressed by memben of the committee. The whole
thing ii due to a little mlsundcnitanding. Whon
one member apoke of 200,Ooo men turning out
to see Mr. Rlaine, he did not refer to the actual
number in tho procession but to the crowd In
general.
? ? , -
IRISH REPUBLIC ASS HEARD FROM
TTIET ARE ENTHUSIASTICALLY AT WORK ALL
THRnrnn the city and state.
T"he presidents ni tin* various Jlssmldj District or?
ganizations of the Irish American Anti Free Trade
League, who form the executive committee of the
body, met last evening at the headquarters, N'o. 1-11
FJghth-at., A. L Morrison presiding. The chairman
announced that James p. Poster, president of the re?
publican National League, had hail a handsome ai I
coatlv basan SOastOtf, and would give |t In care to the
l.cag-iie te li" carrieii In the parade In honor of Blaine.
The chilli-man appointed these stalwart sons of Erin,
each six feet In height, lo take charge of lt : Dennis
Preen, .lohn Sheehan, Samuel Macklr., Mid tod ern?
roy and Patrick o'llrlcn. Mr. Uniter sin appointed
the presidents of each of the Assembly District rl-ibs
as special aids on his staiT. In place of Captain Ooorg!
Vi. Spearman, who was eh-cted (.rand Marshal, bot
who B 111 and will be unable to lie present. Captain
P. A. McN'amee was elected kn a substitute, and ap
BOtOted T. I'. Ilroslln and captain Maurice Cox a? bis
aids. The contingent will a womble opposite their
headquarters In Eighth st., and thence march to tho
I'li.ce BSSlgnsd them In th* pande.
.Ii.hu DflVoy, the chief organlrer of the Irish-Ameri?
can Anti-Cleveland and Protective League, an I
al his tlasti In the beodQ_uartfln of tha: association, ai
No. 17-1 I'lfil. mc, mopping his bmw after a hard
day's work. This BTgBotloll'ftB B carrying on opera?
tions without thc city and Itete as -nell as tah!,'n
tboin, llo told a reporter of The Tribune that a c.in?
vention of club representatives fruin the different
Assembly Districts In Hudson County waa held fm
terdoj in Jersey city, and tl ii I ??? proa Istas '?'
Wen mule of the pro-j-rr-s of tba League, Bul BloM
bal In other cou.-.-.**- throughout the -
Uii-.'iaril Ali**n, who w.vi Labor faull Mb tn fm* Bherlfl
la-t year, ls ont for ILirr. loo ai:? I Morton; and .lanie's
J. Kelly, who wa- also al ihe Beating, Motel that be
ls alike " fnun Harrison ami lor Harrison.** John Me
Milhun, of the " horseshoe district," a hitherto Demo
crane stronghold, said thai the 'longshoremen then
re nil irish wm vote Reyoblleaa, thus giving a
gined chance of carrying the district. J. sheedy,
James English and William ?stackpoole .ire also help
Inc the battle alon? there, parrlek Moola or.anlze.l a
club at Englewood. There aro three r:uhs in Trenton,
--'!..!'? in Maroon the iri.-ih Americans are rollylog
io the cause ol protection. Mr. Devoy further Mules
(hat Dr. Cosey, ol Rocheeter, R. v.. wrote bin an en
rotiraglng aecoual of how matters were prog
la that nettoo of the S:ate.
Dr. P. ll. Croii.n, a lix-footer, from Chicago,
dropped In ai headquarter! during the day. li
Itetn the uprislm* of Irishmen agalns! the Den
party nut there la lomethlng reniartiable, ai.il be
showell . ? frol P. 1 le, tbe CB) I rea*
urer of I-vtroit, Mich, and a leading Irishman, li,
which be bold!) rapport! narrlion ana Morton.
Niall J. i-i-s-sliii has been sleeted grund marshal
r.f tba cootingoot from ti, * - I laina poi i ???
EACH WANTS TO GET THE OTHER OUT.
CO..ON1.L STEWART AND MAJOR JONES BTILL
DISTURB THU PRACR or THU RX-RVERTIL
Tiie iroubles In tho llth BlgUoon of the Sent
Y'e-li .-tale RoMotnl (iuaiel, growing out of the
di-acreement between Colonel Albert P. Hewart and
Major VTaok A. Jones, wer? again before tiie Boon!
of Officer! last evening. Ueutooaot-Colonel Wilii.ii;
P, Walton, who presided, stAted that the objeel of the
meeting waa to put an end to the discord a^ far as
pOialblB. For the s-cond time a vote of confidence
In colonel Stewart wn adopted, all the officers
present troUng for lt except Major Jones and Captain
.lames M Bankin, of Company ii, who did not vote
at all. Captain Charlea II. Collins, secrutary of the
Roard, was directed io send a telegram of con*;
to the family nf (i?neral Sheridan.
All that Major Jones woui'l sit after he left the
meering was, ? The hatchet ls buried.'' Colonel
Stewart, who was not preaenl a! th>* rneetlne.
Tribune reporier, af'er hearing what had been
tbol then was nothing more to say a!*"Uf the matter
.' t,"**,*!it. "Wat -v-il r.e done m the fntura
added, " I cannot say. Major Jones want. tu get ma
out of the ngtment ..it I want to gel him ont, ond
ll tbe way ii stands." In regai-d to the presen'a
' a sword fe. Major Jones, uri" e,f the cap- lins
said thar lt wa* Ibe gill of two friends, and ti
nen! had nothing to Bfl wi*h ir.
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COLONEL SEWARD MAY NOT RESIOR.
Colonel Seward was pre?ent at the heailqtiarters
meeting ol the nth Regiment laat night, but did n"'
announce bi- ,i-,-;- ,,-. as to whether or not he should
carry OUl i.i- pp-vimis liiientlon ,,f raotgntng his cm
tj.Hi.iL A deBnlte soaarsan ona ano ot thc other is
,*._-ctod at the next BIM ting of the hoard of Ofltoon
september L It ls BBdonlnod. however, tliat tho
i olooel will not resign, owing to ihe petliion presented
him by ihe regimen* officer, last week.
THREE DATS OF TRYING HEAT.
nr.vr.nALCxfiES OTSORSTBORa RrpoRTT*D?an un
CStJAL pr ncr.mt* ok ur n cm mi iv.
fiomctlmei the weather here ls agreeably change?
able ; but when old Humidity cimes no one li,oks for
mch a change as (ooh place yesterday, for (ieneral
Humidity usually comes to stay. He arrived here
Shoal Friday and sent his gripsack to Lieiccnan
ParseR, on top ol the Equitable liulldlne. saturday
was the first of the hot days, and the city was scorched
until the rain of the evening set in. Sunday was
hotter Hill, bm ihousands of people gol oat .if town,
Yesterday opened hotter, more oppressive and soon
sultry than either Saturday or Sunday, The heavy
atmosphere ghat in the city like ._ blOnhOt, and nttled
down closer and cloon all the morning, mini Ul
slmoit unbearable, in the stneta ti:'- tide ol ba
maniry ran ilagglshty. Ovn the ctiy wn a eanop;
ol heavy clouds, which served only to Og|
situation. Rut p.bout .'i p. m. a northeoaterlf lire -xe
to blow at the rate of twelve miles an hour,
lifting thc oppressiveness and mating e\e.;
fut
This Vi the history of thc day : At 8 a m. Ihe ther
mometcr at. the Pigna! I allon registered 7
dogreea, aod tha humidity na* -l per eent hy noon
the mercury a' Hodnui t -I ilegr*-'*
the humidity was BS per emt. At li ::iO p. m. Bod
nut's nuivury hail pe te 80 'legree*, the blghnl potOi
Of the day. LteOteOOal PumU said thai the weotbei
yesterday morning waa th'- mos! BnphlOlBnl thal New
Tork batt exyerlenoed thli ntaunor. Al Philadelphia
Un weather was worn thoo hen- Berthon New
gland wai comparatively cool, and Lost on enjoyed
a tenperotun ol so d .'iee*, u mav hoeooln in thia
etty tee-day. Lain I- pred
a heavy (og delayed tko Bound boats yntorda*
nomlog, aini prevented Bona of the ocean str.wii.-is
from entering tbe I
The police yesterday reported thar tt:e following
tied i **? the heat:
Alb- '? No 748 (.reeuw'.ch-st.. at the rolling
mi!i?. Ni itt Baak-n
? BaOeakler, a-, his home Ni. 81 8uiT,eik-st
,,, stelttert, U No. abo Sooead-ava, at tiie foot nf
Ea-t l'.?-..y ilfth-st.
ia:),.rite* Uaii-*y. te* Ufty. in front of her horns, No.
ht m ??*? Reuano-n
Mrs Praaeai Ra kiola a_? flfty.four. ne?r her home.
No. si: Ban Ui-lit.v fourU-i-.?t.
Willan, R.s.l.. ol No. 169 C'olnmbls-st., Brooklyn, at.
Thirl av and fortf-tonxtik n
Xheoaai i.'Day. of Jersey City, In I Vestry-sU black
smith shop.
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JOHN I. DATBNPORl'S BBABP LETTER.
OPPOSING AN ORDER Tn CURTAIL THE PAY OF
INM-lii T"i:_ i 1 BU ? . IORS.
John I. Davenport, ( l,:-f BO] ionian ?t Elect lone
for the Southon District of Ra* i , ? ,._ re
i through Qaoaral McMahon, United Btal * Ra
shal foi- this dl-trlct, tue toBoWlng comm us
fmm ti. A. Jcnks, acting Attorae]
i,il, addressed to the Marshal: "You an*
hH\ to ot'icially li,lunn tbs
BupervisM of jroui Matriel thal paymeai
hy lin* iM-pitrt ni. nt Ol JOBltoS to "ipe: visors mill h.
| t,, gva 'I.*))'* as tlie maxlmicn lol i
,,n with tin.* Oougfeoatoaal sBseUoa
on Rovonbei B, l ?"
In reply te Dil* tottof Mr. Davenport ha- written
for pubttCSttaa, holli in hU owl. d fen.-.* and fm th*
Instruciliiii of supervin.fs tbnoghool Ibo cimntry, a
hiter of SflflMfld pi""st an<i ot nfoool to nsogates
Hie validity of th'- poaOH BTTORM *'l t" himself *
acting Atti* Hi i-i-r- lo Hu extraur
.Unary chai-ai*iei* of liei* coiiinniiii. ii,,,ii aad ta tl
thal ll t. liol iiiojIc illier!l> . and a-l.s *h**tlier lt I- tl,.
Intention of Ihe Id-partm* nt ul Jii-.iic* ,
the aiiin.- Atiornoj Uoasrol, lo aoaal the mo
- mill provisions of th'* National atnttafl ls
lOWO "is- then QOOted, In ol'ler thai ll tiny 1,e fully
d. m.,i.siiate*i ih*t Mpaivkon of atoetton are ooihn
aad i.nd n-'jiiircd lo aiteuil H HM veiiiicatSm of regis
Icy lists, iiiuler ponaltltu. i.f Quo aud imprisonment;
that, further, ibero are lour days of reg?
istration, bnldn th* day of election, upon all ol
which the supervisors are requfred to icrve; and that
this verl_.0-.tioi-, which Ia the vital portion ot the
work of snpeervtsion of elections, cannot always be
accomplished in the required Mme; that, therefore, the
election laws refer the matter of nereMary extension
of Mme to the discretion ol the Chief Supervisor!,
and BOI to aoy officer of any Department of Justice.
In continuing, Mr. Davenport quote! that "In view
of such necessity, section 2,oai lay*: 'There
shall be allowed and poid to each
supervisor of election who ls ap?
pointed ar.d performs his duty, under the provisions.
compeoaatioa ai the rafe nf ft, per dav Tor each
dav he |s actually on d'ltv. not exceeding fen days
mid urges that this extract ls In direct refutatiu- M
tie) Hat of tho acting Attorney-Geaoral
Wiih a knowle.lg- i.f linn ucis, the chief Super?
visor says tba' "the conimtinhatii ri of Mr. Jenks
can only be ronitroed n a ihre-ii. by th** use of
which tie e|l her seeks to pn*s-ent Ihe I'hlef BUOOrVlBOT
brm dbe barging his dull-*-, or hopes io Induce the
, ..*? .et n-'iriee ' their duty.'' And
re he will lieeome personally re.?pon-lh|i> fm
extra ,-.-,]??:, allon ol siipcrvlBor! who
imi'' thoo :'i i- 1'ilieil five days. Mr. Davenport
conclude, by ming a portion of th-* r-pori of the
Attorney-General, under 'int- of i>**crn:iw*r I, ts-***.,
m whi"h the Attorney-General said: --The rtatutes
lapervl-ora ol Election! and ,|,*!i:ie
their duties and fix their Compensation, d" not plaoe
them under the control of any de-partment of ti"*
Uoveramcnt."
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BILLS BBFOBB THE HOUSE
AN INTERSTATE MINIMUM RATE* OP" WA CES PRO?
POSED?MAILS IN NEW-YORR CITT.
Washington. Aug. 0-Representative Wlilre, of
IlldUna, InlndaSOd B bill ("day in the Home, tn e?
raMI-h an Interstate minimum rate of wagra in the
i nlted Mateo The rates of wages are to be placed pp
follow*: Every male citizen or allen over twenty
uue. who may he employed as a laborer In any cv
paetty, shall he matted to and shall be paid not less
than .fl BO per day of ten hours ; every woman of over
eighteen shall h.* paid not le?s than fl, and every
minor mm IsartBSO and und'-r eighteen shall he paul
not I"1-,, thoo 78 ceiit- per day. Th" Interstate Com?
merce Commission ls tn assume charge of the opera?
tions of the act, and 81,000.000 ls appropriated to
carry lt Imo efTe,-t.
Mr. li'ichanan, or New-Jerser, offered a resolution
rei Ring Dial oma Je'seph Turnings has a contract from
the War Department for tbs excavation of material
(ron the min shlp-ohann"! In New-York ha-b.-r, and
bn eboitetod In on lbs BoglMt steamship -state .,f
Alabama.** and that iha! steamship has !*-*ii admitted
tree of goty, and calling on the Secretary of Ibo Ire us
ury and the Secretary of War for information in rc .-arel
to Ibo mailer. Referred.
Represeniatlve i ox, of New-York, to-day Introduced
a Joint resolution sathorlStog the Postmaster-!!.eneral
to appoint a Bonmtaaton of then pnnos, whose deny
ll shall ba 10 Inve.tlirato Ihe .object of the ni| ltd
transli of the malls In Hie city ot Now Yeirk and tho
adjacent po-tai districts, whether by 'he pneutnatle,
* or other systems, and to report tr,,- resuli ol
the Investigation ar the next h --ie.ii of Coogreaa
Five thousand dollars ls appnipiTiicl.
Kl B-.AHP8 STRIKING Rr.snT.UTTON*.
Vnhtagton, Attg R?la th1* Senate today Mr.
Voan spoke In fav,,r of ratifying the Fisheries Trea'T.
Mr. Illalr Introduced the fullo-.ving Joint resolution,
which waa rotor red te thc Committee on Foreign Re?
lations :
Res-lved, Th.it the president; be re<inested to open
.Ions wiih !he BemaOWOI of Her Britannic Ma
Jasty lin which the Dominion of Csnalu and the several
al sub-dlvtsloni tooran shan t- upi bobo led), with a
view 'n the- - ,.f a'.l diT'ie: e-,*i tin-v.-c-n ll -
M ijesty*s Govonunenl and the Ballad
aepectaUy t-e UM arrangeir-ent of terms mutually Ju*t,
h*-.n*.nt,|.: mid satisfactory for p-'ll'ical uni >n betwoeu the
Dominion of Canad! (Ol between sny of the SOVOIB] prov
laeea mt sub-dtvi?|.>ns cf the D'ltnlnl.in ef Canada) snd
tba Called s-.*i:.:s, aobjeet to the approval ,-', U\r poopto
of the* Dominion nf Canada for nf tho peoplo of any
pnvBlei "r suli-dlvl.'inn thereof, who may be Included In
such amageawnt). aol U me nHSntloa hr the unfed
ii -uh mante'r ss C,-nares* may prescribe??u*-h
il anion la be r"nubli'-an in form, nnd te I
i-r.n th" general system and the OonatttBtloa
United Btatea and the neemlatlon* may embraco su.:h
further treaties, compacts and alliances as shall be deemed
.ry f,,r the latON P8B00, happiness, security and
w-ifai- of Ht Ma. -'y's dominions and of tho
ROXDH *.OT*r.nT BY THE SECRETARY.
Washlnfon. Aug 8, -The bond offerings to-day ag
---? gated 138 960 1 - Secretary ol the Ti-eosurv this
afterni"*n ru ? ' fours at 187 1 l
and ei.OUi) registered fours and a halfs at 107 45-1.0.
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THE FEVER IN FLORIDA
Washington, Ami: B.- Suiceon (ieneral Hamilton
has received th! to-lowing telegron from Dr. Murray
at Manatee, Fia.:
Two ra_es. fortv nigh' houri. No deafhi. Twenty
, , -, nt pine woods. Thirty Indigent
colo -ed epeople *.-!< fer lobalslonea
Dr. Hamilton telegraphed as follows In reply:
Fur* - || lt nee to all 'WMtute persons nere?.
tartly dietalned Bl '.iiaranilnc Hue bul pa*- til' ?
? ? :. Do neet niton
people determined to stay in Manatee,
Di 0 literal telegraph! fr"in Buford, Fla., that the
nsplelOH eon then to certainly not yellow fever.
Dr. Wall, ai Tampa, telegraphs as follows:
i BM al plant city. Ra now eases. Nothing from
Murray at Manatee. Ro new cases reported there.
OBITUARY.
CHARLES (.AULICHS.
-.-naries Ooftlobfl, an ax-Park Commissioner of
Rrooklyn. died on -Sunday a: his louie*, No. 188 Bflber
merhorn-st., at the age of fifty-one. He was born In
-!. Joseph. Mo., and was the son of the Rev. F. lb
man Garllchs, who was afieiward pastor of the Oerman
.'?Heal (.horeb In S.-h-rmerhnrn-st., Urooklyn, for
tl in tweoty-Sve yean, charla Oorllchi was a
In.lier In this city for inany y*ars. In 1888 ba um
made a I'aiK Oommlsalooer by Mnyn Low. Be tolled
m bollana lo August, 1885, Ba had been a annhn
-tock Exchange lion May 8, 1800, and before
* me a amabel ol tie- Oold Hoard.
v* bea be can? to Rew-Tork, about thirty yeai-s ago,
h-* ol,mined a clerkship in th-* bullion Brm o! M
Hagen .*. < .... al Broadway ami Wall-si., and h" afi^r
word bee ama a owmber "f ti." iirm. His booeoty was
never callee] in quntloo sud his failure in 18*86 was al
i- gnat a lurprtoe t,, him ivs it was to the street.
Mr. (.arl., hs made ? jiersonal alignment. Ra 0 is
ned ai the Stock Bsehooon In six months, buf he
rend bl! former spirit or financial position.
Il** wn a leading manton and treasurer ol Ibe C
. nrvod n pntor. BOleovnowlle
rani ehltdreu. The funeral will take placo at
'.is bona to-narrow ai -': p. to,
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JAMES .YRCtt
Janies Lynch, Whon home ls at No. Kn Wert
id st., di'd eu Sunday at the Trcuiper
Hourn, Phoenicia, In the Cotekllla, where ba hus beea
staying wllh his (amil/ during several meka fur hil
health, Che bod) ora brought yeeterday to his hoon.
li- wa ilxty four yean i*id. Two yean ago he met
with an accident by telling down the steps al tho
?.:itlle*id sui: |.e;,<m|i and ne never recovered com?
pletely fron la effect!
Ile wm '?:.f the n:ii=t prominent among
nuraemia elan ol [rtah tmerlcani who begin buat
ttt in a small Woy, and iii ni'-aiis ol Industry and
honesty become a ri * - f. and proaperaua merchant
I ,i Roman Catholic Iriahmao and ?
'?e. k ai, ai five part in all movement! pertaining to
the edvaneemenl of loo Intonate ol h.at
. to ii e ahii'i-t numberleaa charin.--;
.i therewith He was a director o! the Or
phau dayton, of the Unman CothoUe Protectory in
Westchester county, ami ono ol too trustee! o! >t
I'a'i i,*k's (a'h.sli al. He was likewise a director of
tbe Rmigraol Savtag! Lank ard pn Ideal ol fhe irish
Emigrant Boelety, n*- snde hu money principally
wool tr_d>* bi -iii"- bOtog a' Reade and Duane
sts. iiiu poiuior Joana Bnytfc, died nan yean ago,
and sliie-e tli'-n Mi* Lynch's i'-vo sons. Doctor John Li.
ini James, han- ImliCd aft'-r the business. 1
then a WtdOU ami tWO daughter! survive him. The
tanara! uni to-annow morning at io
o'clock fi-om Bt i .i'i' K - i atheilr-J.
AB ERBRATEE TORRE DEAD is Ul ul ru 1
Aliieri Behhett, an ai . wss
8oad In lu- "th..- JOflterdaf bj ins sun a il?
lili', carries on bal tn fl! In un adjoining ortlce \*
bobbe il h.ui been In lulu- health fm* ioma tim.* but
i aonptaln whoa ba left his boan at Ra MM
inaheriaadat., Brooklyn, Ibo provlon norotog
- in of neall ? *i- lean I ??? ie- Mi |
?ityfii'ii year- of age and formerly lived In
whon !? toyed Ba toverol yean
* stair or "the Ittu-trated London Rews.1 Ha
' ,iin<* t<> Nen im k Whoa a >ouug man bm ofter sloy*
:, . , twu bs went te Lu-.ia. Ba
returned te this eui on tin* oaths*ob of Ihe i
'Mi his arrival hen* lu- tiegan business as a color
. -onie al Ibo Murks nf liioun,
I;* Hows, Darb*) and Pnderteka Abniit ten ur
i hi*, reguiai* baslseei "1
ii.* i: i ii a proeon of using Ral plates m
e iii.ii.'i'tinii willi w.i.il etigiavlllg he e\, eui.- 1 -onie
I.i woiu .uni g,i nvnal books si pooan Bron d.
Appin ob .v i .i ii. .| **. hinie ihat Um?* bs hail taos
ml ind liol ?.,,n" Bin Oten honk work fur
must ol tin* Bow-York publishers. He waa a nanhai
of the American Rnoi OoBne Society aol was well
known snong Naw-Vork painters and engraven.
LURED BY FALSE PROMISES.
->'VJ_snGA7T-fO OOMTRACT LABOB.
80MB BioimnoA-rr dxbclobcbbs-thr testi
MORT OP ITALIANS.
The Invert!gatton by the Congnn Committee
on Immigration was continued yesterday with Mr.
Ford In the chair. The eases of Italian laborer!
who had been imiiorted under contract were again
the subjects for consideration.. The first witnen
of Importance aworn waa Luigi Trotts, who pro
l --ed lo be a money changer. His business, he
explained, consisted of chancing Italian money
into American money, and vice versa, for a com?
mission When put under a strict examination
he aelmittcd that g (sn dafB ago he lind offered to
obtain ii fen* laborers fe.r a- ni" unknown mun who
had approached him on that SObJOOO, BS denied
Uni BS had agreed to import the men. or lo five
the man who employed tinto any remuneration for
seeking his services. At this point of the testi?
mony ni-.irni.in Ford showed him ? lefter, Uglied
bf Luigi Trogn, in which lt was agreed that the
signer would dfl the very thing* the witness had
sworn were not agreed upon. This letter eaassd
Mr. Troga so much OBhoerS-B-BeRl ROBB hla com?
mand of English failed him entirely, and the ser
rlen of an interpreter bed to be nbtalftod
Joseph Slea testified thal he and Troga had
agreed to furnish a man calling MflKtolf Philip
Smith with throe or four hundred lobasosa to be
delivered at Castle Garden between BflptflMbflK 1
and October 1. AOOOrdiBg to the terms of the
contract. Smith was to pay their railroad fures to
!'? ?nnsylvunia. The men were to receive one dol
iar ond twenty BSBtB pet da-:. 4 toora wi- to bfl
run hy tlu- two who foialflbed th*- laboress, and
all hills eoatraeted by ths lui: ms al tin store
were to he paid out of the wagBI dafl Iii en BiCS
-tnteii timi in addition to ti:'* galas he rec d
from this systen of itoreki ??:?? tu. be generally re?
ceived presents from those (os wh rn hs had se?
cured jobs. Ti;.-v.- presents were entirely volun?
tary, ii'-iug fi ven linn out of gratitude. Then
* narked similarity In the amounts of each of
those presents-une dollar a month fr'.m i ;*.ch m:in.
PROTXHO Tn.vT MEN* i'A.vr. CNDER OOHTRAOT.
(i **OfRa EL Simmons was next sworn. Ile t.-sii
flcd thar he was in the secret BSTVlea of tiie
Treasury Department. BepteseBttag himself as a
railroad superintendent under the name of Philip
Smith, he had made ti-rnus with Troga and Sion
for three or four hundred Iuiian lahoma 'i hey
were to be imported from Italy and delivered t"
lum at Cootie Garden. He had induced them
bo sil'ii the paper, which hud just been exaaioed,
in which they agreed to sign the contra... u.s
soon ns they could be drawn up.
Tho next wltneM was a miserable-looking little
Itnli.in, who in his tu_timouy said throogh ins
Interpreter;
Mt name ls Bonli? Nero. I lived In PalmonI, where
I oom I a boon worth two hunlrc 1 franni. 1 wa- ;-.
to eenie to America by RleoUol Sandal, a mnirj 1-nd-r
and stein.ehlo BRM! in l'l.ii... ni. Ile repreaented to me
tba! i could eet work ai ? ran Baan a lay bontotawly
?ti my arrival here. lie furnished me with a free passa*-*
tteket '.,, Baw-York, and uavo me a letter te, praaaat to
Miguel Ilsrardinl, ar. N'o. 84 Mui berry--it., who. Ii
?route alva B" wink a? hmo Wheo I pteaented my
letter at No. 84 Muli errv-st, I was pu*, off tol a dav or two,
and then kicked inte, the Street 1 wa., starving until a
benevolent soelery took me In atorf*, I have a wife
and two children in l'aimonl who Will be put out of tholr
heeu-e. I Would ilke t? Bet back to It__y.
DISAPPOINTMENT AND MISERY IN AMERICA.
'Iii. next witness. Domingo Cingiarella. pre
nnted even a more woe-begoae oppearanoe than
Ins companion in misery. His patbetlfl Itory wns
m effect the hume ius Nero's. Deoelved by (oin
promises he hud embarked for America only to
meet with disappointment ond misery. Both
these poor wretches when asked if they had
any money or anything in the world besid
rabis rags they had on, BBgwered expi
ly, Blent* ?nothing.
H. H. Caldnxer, a newspaper man. testified that
In- had sp.-nt Borne time- in the Lehigh Volley
coal districto, and had itudied the condition ol
[taliana there. Ha fonnd thal ny aa
150 were crowded Int.. a tingle " ah.mty." a
rude board structure provided with tiers ol bunks
on : lie four willis. They were fe,re.-l n*. buy thi ir
supplies at one s'ore.. where the pro viii ona wen
ol' the* poorest quality arid where exorbitant
pr.s were charged, on bbs pei
charged. In pureuonce of bia Investigation he
had come to New-York and bad made -
- agreements to procure contract labor. Ho
? ?I been guaranteed any Bamber ol nea .-it
81 l" per day. The investigation was adjourned,
arith Mr. Caldarer still on tha Stand, until IO
o'clock -o-d-iy.
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I?WETS FLATDtS AT S ATI AST.
r.vnn, Aug. rt (-special).-Rain did not keep a large
attendance fro-ei turning our this morning to witness
the Invitation tennis tournament*. The eonte?'-_r.ts
werfisix In number, namely: Sears. Shaw. Chase,
If np p?n, Mac.Vnllen and Mansfield. The flrst match
was between MaeMulten and Mansfield, which was
won bv the former In two straight nta The next
- aich fnund Chan pitted agaln-i Sears. Sears won
fhe Ant set, 8?4, I .1 ha-*- the second by the nain
icon. The third -et was started t1;' as tiie scorer
called '? rwei games all.*1 the rain came down so hard
that play wa* posiponed until to-morrow.
jons e. vrisF. to i.E-irn Fi-MOriA.
Richmond. Va., Aug. fl (Special).? John 3. Wise, of
this city, has accepted th" pMlttofl of attorney for the
BpragBO Electric Light Company, of New-York. Ills
regret bia removal fruin the state.
THE WEATHER REFOR1.
r.ovERVi-EVT WDIcaitO-ie?poa 24 irorat.
WasHrsoTOX, Aug. I).-10 p. m.-Kor Ualne. New-Hamp
siirr. Ma<s.ie!ias*?tts and Rhode Islard. rain, warmer, east?
erly winels becoming southorir.
For Vermont, Connecticut sud Eastern New-Vork, local
rains, warmer, variaal* winds, generally becoming south?
er, v.
Kor the District of Colombia Virginia, Maryland, Dela
ware, New.Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania, isca; rams,
warmer winds. gener illy south.-rly.
For RortO Caral.ni, lentil Carolina and Oearg-.a.
generally fair, nearly stationary temperature.
leer Mississippi. Louisiana. Arkansas and Tennessee.
l-* ??? lily lair, nearly stationary temperature.
For Kentucky snit West Virainia, local rams, slightly
cooler.
For Western New-York. Wsstern Pennsylvania and Ohio,
light rains, followed Tuesday afternoon and night by fair,
slightly cooler.
For Indiana and Lower Michigan, geaerally fair, slightly
cooler, except ia northern portion of Lower Mishlxan
siiuhtly warmer.
For t'pp.-r Michigan and Wisconsin, light local rains,
nearly stationary temperature.
lor low* and Illinois, generally fair, nearly stationary
tein-.ieratore.
Kor Minnesota. Eastern ard Sou'hwrstern Dakota, light
rains, toliowed Tues Ur ntgiit by tola al-atit-j- cooler
wea-her.
Ker .Missouri, loool rains, slightly cooler
For Nebraska and Roana toaal nuns, nearly stationary
teniperatnre, except cooler in South ru Kims**.,
For Colorado, local rama, cuo.er, variable winds, generally
northwesterly.
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In ii" diagram i eontini ai . a* snows th,* imroraetci
BactaaUons yesterday, a* observed al tte United - ,*? *
,-iciui Barr.SB * Thc la-ii* >a in i o-iuj uie
lanparatuia uutod ai Hudi at's pharaacy gig Hiuntvtty.
Txinrm* OOtfkk, Ant. 7. 1 a. m.?Fair, bat saiokv
weather prevailed yeiterlay The tetiip?r:itur? range,!
between 7-t and M5 , lbs average le-m*. Isis, .
In snd near this city to-day lhere will probably bs
cloudy and warmer weather, ami local rains.
Colgnte'a Cashmere Mouquet
ins ?ke larseit ?.?.:.? ,.r any ?ii*?t iu-* .i;i ia tue world. Tn
a cake. Mosl reirosiiing in hot weather.
MARRIED.
1'i-._N*TZ-RODO F. KS-At res. I.??'??'. '_..7 West Slst-st.or
-nita* .sirssr 5 hi th.' Hev Menry_J-0te:t. lin* Uri
rraaia et Uleuviile. N- V.. lo Mr. George it Hodgers,
- ? ity.
el .ls.
Mass'iWFA r-COE-An_uat L 1888, inst Michaol'i
? Dur. li. .lakli.-lel. **. Y.. hy His Kev C T J. Wrigley, aa
Slated bv tba Bal A 1. Winier, Anna var-;.lu- Coo ti
ItoOan Liviugitoa Massonueau. Jr.
Softer* af murrwtfc* must tn indorsed with full manu
a lid a-dirsM. ______
DIED.
ANDREWS?On SumUr, Ausust .*>, Hose Au irsws. (laugh
if-,,- Hie lalo Mrs. KUaii < am|i
Funersl fro n Hm linnie, lutiti sl an! lutii are., on Tuesday,
A,unit 7, al il p. m.
UUUl.AY-At Myack. R. V.. S**.nrdaT, Auirust 1. 8IOBOO
i tttiv. ?ulr ckil.l of W. li. aad May c?ot Uaxu.ar. 1 iiiejiitu,
of age.
BK LL-On Hatarday, August I, Hebert. M. Hali, lu the fid
year of his tte
Ke-latiT.saael fr:**nl? are invited to aitoad tbs fnnsrsl frets
the raaidnoon of his son In law, J waitara A hies, biys.de
L t_ on Taeadar, Aagnsi 7. al S p. au
1 raia ls*?** Loaf lslaad City st . y. aa.
DIED.
MX a ptM- BMmmfSf, ot hean la sass, Soa-ter. {ftf ta
Jv after BaasUten. yoongee! a?a af Ersrtu I. aod Marr hi
rananiiarrtoai at tiie resit enos et Ma lana ts. "Oltnu?o
Tiew," Co eyers town. N. V.
BERTII-fF,?Ob Oaatov. a igust f, ISM. at hts lase Maa
dence. Pelham Manor, ft Y? E4 wta a Bertine, la toa Beti
year of bu are
Retire of f aaaral Hereafter.
BO BB KTT?suddenly, oe Balder, Ito tan. Albert Boa
bett tn the Miii year of his aaa.
Funeral private.
CKoMwei.r.-At Nyaok-on Hudson, August fl. Aaa W.I
wife ot tbe late William D. Cromwell,
-felloe ot fanerai hs reamer.
DANFORTH-At his home in Clean. -Tew-York. aa Satur?
day. August 4. Edward M Danforth.
latermeutat Morristown, New-lorsay.
DaKIS-os Bundey. Angaat I. Cyrus 9. Dakin, ar., lathe
SSth year of hts age. _, . .
Beiatiyes ead Maali! ara ib vi tad to attend tha fnnerai fros.
I. 1 i ne residence. Ra !?? Orsoe-at. Jersey City Heights.
ft J., an Toesday. Angnst 7. at - p. ra.
DRAKE-At San Francis -o. Sunday morning. Aagost 8,
Hamnet DlBBa. formerly of New-York.
QABLICBB?Ob Bandaga August 3, Charlea Oerllehe, Ia the
804 yeer of Mis age.
ite at res aiel frieois are Invited to etteid tba
fnnera from his ute residence. 163 Hehermorhora-at,
Hr,uki vu. en Wa.iaesdey, at 3 p. m.
Fleaae emit it , wers.
Ii* iDORO__Oa saadar. Angnst 3. I??*.. Cathartaa L.
Hodges, wi,tew or Andrew B Hodges, aged 70 years
Funeral from her lau residence, ian Bedford-av*. Brooklyn,
om I ue?day eyeutng. August?, al S o'clock.
latermentat Ur^iiweot.
Friends wilt kindly omit flowers.
IVBB?Al New-Haven, August 4. Martha A., wtlow of tha
late Ti,aron lyes, ia the 73,1 year of her age.
Friends sre lavited to a't-nf her roners!, without fnrthef
nonce, at tiie Kensiagton, iai uraage-SL, Taetday. Aug oas
7. at 1U 30 a m.
Rnnsl at HarfonL
Jacobi s-on * inlay, Bili last. Samaei M. Jeeobua, ia the
37th year ot his aga
Funera"'Min hu I ile resltsnee _T0. 107 East 87th-st, OB
W*lueslay morning, at ll o'clock.
Kindly om.I Howers.
KI BR PA TRICK on Sunday morntns. 3th Aurea*, Janet,
wi.tow of John Kirkpatrick. In tbe sun, year of her aga.
Funeral Tuns uv morning. Iva A ag us t, at ID o'alock, froia
her late res: lenee. Cl West i7th-st
I.VMU-At Ph,in e.a. elster ci, TS*. V.. on Sunday,
August 6. James I.yuch. In tke B4tb year of bis age.
I , w.li tike i>._'-e (rom his late residence. Ne. Ul West
_-.'?*!.. on Wedneeda?, the Sth inst., at ina. m.
A solemn mus ot requiem wilt be celeoruted at the Cathe
dr.tl ai LO iSO a m.
It is resnectfnliy requested that no dowers be sent.
Lynch. Jamee?Thu members of the Beaten of flt Via.
oent <te l'aui are rnaasnfl la attend the faonal of their late
pres leal tl Hie Cateolral on Wednesday, Aagust a. at 10
O'clock a. m.
MINK!?St West Farms. New-York City, ou .atntslar,
August I. 188S, Maria II. wife of ttov. Sf. Vt. Miner. I), ii.,
ani matron of Rapt mt Ministers Home. West Farms,
aged 'l yara end lu monti, s
Tie relatives aad ineoa*. or n.o ram:iv are respectfully invited
to allen * the fanerai icrrcei on Tnes>Uy AagBBt 7, Mil.
s- i o ' lo,-a p. m.. from her late re.ii leuce, Uai.ust Home,
areal Parma
Into: mem Wednesday, Angnst f. at Riverside Cemetery,
Waterbury. I onn.
BO Bl NOOK?Ob *unlay. August .*>, entered Into rest Amy
Reward, elites- dangin r or Ji'o?? a. P.e.binaoo, and grand,
da u shier el the late John H. Ku. . n_
Funeral s.-rsice at < al* arr Church, ito ave., oorner 21st-st-,
at 3 15 p. ni. on Toenda)*.
SciiTT?on sunter, August 5. Caotaln Andrew Scott, at
f inaO-Ba L I.
Pori an.1 aad Albany papors please oopy.
8LAOLB?Al Mt. '.eraoti. B. V.. BO *?asnrdar, August 4,
Mary -Slagle. in the A'Jtn year ut li-r age.
Funeral frew Hu, Netdaaos o', brr mother, Mrs. Mary Lavis,
at ii p ni. .'. ugust 1.
VARRLEBCK? Entered into rest at her home. Matteawsn,
B.Y., ...uureliy. August 4. Mrs. Margaret -*. T Vankleeck
widow or tie* ut. Rev, n. i: Vaaklaoek, D. D.
Th* liiirlal .'tn,??> wiii Ce vie' at .st Luke's Church. Mane*,
wan. tuesday, a i.-u-i 7, at BUR pm. lteiauyes a.. 1
fnendi ar- invite 1 to atten L
Kin*Hy *>mit flowers.
Car-.ages wm meet the 11*30 tram troas New-York at Fish,
kill.
WI'Fi K*?Oa Sunday, Au?nst s. IT lwsrn Frost, only son
nf llsnneita Vf. nod ttis late Jacob M. Weeka
Relatives au* friends ars invite t ui a teu,l Cia funeral esr,
vices nhl* late rev !.-1 '.-" ii.-rke -?-. -pi. ice, Brooklyn,
Wedues.uy iu*jr jinx. Angoel *, at ll o'ciock.
.tle-norlal Hes .lull-sn-i.
lim::.: ?*.? Bara or ROW Von* ("itt, 1
Nsw rona, August l, i .ss. j
At to-dav's meetii _ *.:..- ?aB a_a,iun-e.
neat waa rsaele e,r tn ? * ? r ive s*ioe-late. Isaac V.
Plietiei. The-reup >n lt ? _* 'irlereel that the following record
be entere-l uiion tua minute ie' ib?* Boar!
Mr. [aaec N. I'iieii.s was am-nig tue rirst subscribers at
tim iucepti.it! an i incorporation of tats bau*.
His lorn " c mr leter, his emrieu: uroblty. his large
.a : pride in nader! iklagl wkicu he sliareei, were no.
tent to command thaoonfld -n.-c of tue ee'iimii'.ity And b s
ripe Judgme * bob ? he relied ioen ror wis*aaansel in any
toonndBet er t ie bas.ness 'if the bank.
In in- of itnu'irtaut ,-iss to lins bank by the
deatU of Mr lae.,.*, ml ia a .pren.alien ol h.? eiaaiitiea it
was
Kesolved. That this sad anne.nncisieot ls cine for tho
most profound legr.-t or tiie member* of this Boat,!.
Beeelved, rhateaei resaloa of sincere condolence he re
apecUully tendered to th-; afflicted family.
Hy order of tho Beam
CARROLL ST. JOH***, Cashier.
Special Xoturs.
Contents ot
THE SEMI WEEKLY TRIBCRE
BUR tO-DAT :
First r-i*--*?T' ole-" ,', tho D:iv-i;enersl S ierldan D?al.
al News.
' ,*? :ug Italy.
y earth Pam?Benjamin .
Page?A Peculiar Bucky?The Dike.
\ C ma IU'-ions-*!
i* - j
.iii Ilise?1 a - . 1?A Hou?o
Eighth Pace?Ed torilla
rlala
ll rr!sen's Visitors?Aetlvlty oj
the Leal
Eleventh Pare?Agricultural?Democracy Meena Freo
?
Twelfth Pac*?Mr. Garrett * : ? ??*?Fni-?'gn Items.
i,-ii r lg< -Ri
I .e. Page?Suicide ot J r?LovesteO
aDd lr: i
'? rteeuUl PaCO?Tflfl Baas, All Kuu_-Ea-..*-_-l Coote-tH
Marketa
M\i.-enth Page-Markets-Advertisements.
Cortes in wrappers ready fur mailing can be had la
Tho Trlbuns Counting Room fur .1 cents each.
>Ir. Blaine's Arrival
smphasises the existence of niagnetism la politics. The
magnetic tendency ol au ord.nary tim-p.e, e is (-'.early shown
br malarge number of wairbe.1 ten are dolly delivered n
ihejewsleri to bo BonaflJOOBflafl. in th so .lars of electrical
_.,p..am:?-i and appa: a us it is uiaoiiestly impassible to keep
a watch out of tne danger line, lor the tie.d is one of C'insld
arable e .tent, lt ls after a watch has become magneti-el
that a jeweler ls called upia for a remedr. The cure la
effected only after the harm is .lone, l'reveuttoa is better
than ours, and lt is ceruiuiv wist to keep tho ? watctx
bright" trom get-ir ia thaa lo devise wave of getting it
out Mr. c A Paillard, el i.aneva. Swiuei laod. conceived
, a ?? | - r.ir t.,e parla
or tao a , ? SW tua*.-1 itiiui.lv na,mg trouble, and
arter ii yeats Bl stael a . Ins arrived a' a sat.ira, l,.ry
s.iiestltute lol t.e meian nrdtaanly used tor tba balances
sud spriaga Tun alloy al iiai.aiinui ts nseii for tOaeeoia
,-.?a.,,. balance aa l Hair ?ip'.;u< in tse Nan Magee- o
\laicii ouiy. rhll i* nell OOSSPares tivoraiilv with other
watches ia its BOM aa: is no higher in price thaa
those ot siiuilar quaiiiy wu_o_t liie-eiiuprovoineut*.
1
CALI. AND KXAMIN'E THEM.
THEODORE i?. 8 TV lt R.
fine je'.velhv. raBctoua storrs, watches,
BILYRRWARR Ac.
205 STH-AVr, (MADISOM SQUABS),
TUrougn to l.l-'i Un-vd wey.
Foal lllllce louee.
Should be read daily by alt lauirasted, aa ehac-ree may
occur at any time.
Letters for furelga countries need not be specially IO
dressed for dispatch cy any paiticu.er ateamer. escepl
when lt ls desired lee send duplicate* al bBBBlBQ Snd eoate
merclil documents, letters not sLecially eaddrca-cU boiaa
sent by the fastest vessels available.
Ula lor til week anding tugnsi ll will clow
"iromptly tn ill cases) at this offlco as totlOWBI
TC Es HW-At-J i>. m. for e.reat Hntaiu. Ireland, Kfl'.gium
and .Seth eriau ls. p *r ste. us up A. i.s.. via (Jueeas
tewn iletlers for ottier European eoBBirm 'mist ba
l.r-'tel -per Alaska, al I :i :u. fur li.-i-:iOi li, per
lahls oussie, fi-oiii '.ew-urieana
ffl-ii .liiUAY-Al ?_ .)" n. ai. for Delan 1. per steamship
i itv of Home, via u ieer.-!>wii letter* for Ores!
Britain a,el other Eat ,peao .-outiiri-s mist ke
liireetn " [.'*r * Hy ',.' i: um 'I at .' .(') a. m. fer Ku
i,,( e. p, r steainsii-i' Latia i... Bouth aaa aloa au.i urmasa.
l.etiers for Iroiau.i maat be ,'.-i - tal .??? Lana a;
u ni. for Brlginai e-.ire>-t, per slesms.'iip WaiteruUng,
v antwerp letters i.mst as lin <i "obi v,.-.,.ru.
lead"): n lo a m ut bu croix aad et. Tooaaoa via Bi
i ro v. BIM W.udivar I Islands ilirect, per stea.u?bip
Mariel i al 1 \i at tor lam pee he, Chiapas. labsaoo aul
V.citan. per staten au -anti ik - :eis ter I ampire
sal unpin 't.reet ml ter elane -leiiean -.Ules via
Vscai rot, mist oe Urella! " pur --mtiagrw *' ?. ai .1 p. ni.
for Ballia, Puerto Cor;,*, tn 1 < I aa te mala, per steaiuabip
Wanaerer. from New Orleans.
FRIUAV-At ld a. ns. tor cejtrai Amartca aad Senti
I'a.ifle porn, p.ir iiuuo. , .N,.?ri,e.rt via Asplawait,
(ietlors tor > osia iiic.i a.i.i Ooateiuala moat oe u.rocled
"per Newjo.1").
SA n lll'AY-At 1:3') a. m.'or Norway direct per steam
ship Ue.-.-r elytlere mu.t j- lites ail ' per (.eiter") at
ll ii a m. for IreUnl. p,-r sloaaiship Servia, via
ijueeiislowu i alters (or '.reat ll rita,a and other
European soutar es mast be directed *-per SS
via 'ii at 4 Sc a. m r.ir- Karara, per sieamsBip
Ei.ter, via a.,.i:i...iir,i!ou end bremen liettere for Ire
lauel must ,,,- . reata il *pe: Eider " . at 4:30 a m -?r
Fr moe itireot. per ste.im?nip Ia Nor. usu i.e. vi t Hsvrj
(loller* must bo Itraein "per ia Normaudie '
st I 3D a. m. t,,r hootiaad ilire.'t [>er ?teaunn.e
K th lepta via Olaagow welters u, um be . I, reeled -per
I tui*pia">. at * ti) a. m. tor tao Netuer.eala. via
ltoiler,iani. aer ste* oaflBO Eel'., rUa,u wieners must ko
directed "per KoiicrUa s ").
sr Mia v-AS S p. m. fer 'oats Hi.-a, via Limon, cor steam
ai,ip hotusll. frem N cw ur oana.
Mails fortie Hawaiian Ulan,ls, per sieamshla Australia)from
t-an Fran ,.,\i . cleae here a-is '*? "fl at 7 *, m. atai.s
toi Chine au.i a?p.n. per itaamahlp Arabic .from eas
Fish ? *e kata August ? l ,, at J u, Iu. Maili
tor Australia, New /ealeul. Hawaii ia, l-;i and Saiuosa
t I tun.la, per steamship Alaia-.U (tnm Hau Frau..iscoi
( aaa imre auk *1*.i, at 4 JU p. ui. ior on arr val at Sew
York of steamship .tara:,.a, w.tu Hraiaa mails (or Adv
Ira,ia Maila tor me iso.-.e.-v isla.els per ship Ta'uii
itro-u san rroaBtasa), ,,i?e \ .,-. -j-, _ j
1.. m. M.i.ls for (' ma nv HUlla i'a upa. Ca., aud theses
bystea.uer. vie key Weal, -.a., close ai VU.* oJl.aaa._r
MUtoan
? l iee, hedile of closing i-f Trans- Paeiflo malls tsarraage.
aothapratum ? ? iuiatarruota-1 overland tnutu
te San FnoBlBBa Maila Ben tha blas; irnviut ea ti ns ?t
Msa Kranoisc.oii me tlxy at sail.a < e.* siesiaer* are dis jatoaad
tbeace Ue sa-ae day
? n4_ n KN kn ?*. CK ailsun. Post-master;
rost Offl.-a New-Vork. Augael3. iSSH.
Political Xotute.
.Lim., i; ilieiqe i-?rn(^
C nbs snnplleii wun iia'iilsom.* silk nadgee fr?m y ?
DKLA-tY. 1 Astor Hons, ns mb discount oS gaaTtmaT
lor,-haa
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