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ter snout forty years." The late Puke of Akercorn.
the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh ana Mr. Campbell
jave t*?n attattaj the tenants of EustweR House
which was altered and much improved by the Duke
aod Duchess of Edinburgh. It Is rather a barrack
and date* from the reign of Henry the Eighth, but
pie Interior Is well nnrangyd. The gardens tre
(ibarmlng and the park It the largest and most
beauiiful in Kent It tt splendidly timbered, und |
has many lovely view's, notably one from the hill
wlitch commands the sea both at anMeHMM and
Romney. Th?? side of the hill Is planted In I series of
avenues, eight of which are locally taieuii 11? the mar
walk?, Eastwell Church, which Is Just outside Die
park, hns been for IttttttltU the burial place of the
linches, and apMfattat usine pood stained glass and
several Interesting monument*. There Is a large
lilts?? In the purk. The estate extends to six thousand
sire? and bus been privately sold to Lord t'erard
through the agency of Messrs. Lumley, the price beim;
about 1240,0?0.
Jg. VEItESTCIIAf?lN TO LIVE "at MOSCOW.
M. Vaaslll 'Verestchagln, the celebrnled Russian
palDler, hns settled himself lu Moscow, where he in?
tends to reside permanently, nnd is going to paint a
serle? of huge pictures representing the principal
??vent* ol tbc French invasion In 1812.
Ef?H'ND YATES.
THE DRAMA.
"THE WRITE SQlTADRON."
A play of the sort which is commonly sturted in
.Vew-YorR for s short engagement out of seasoh, bu?
fare It departs Into the', mysterious region "the
road," ?a? presented at tlie Fourteenth Street Theatre
lost ii;ht with much ostentation nnd display, and
with long waits bet weep the acts. It Is called "The
White .-.qtmdron.'' It did not make such nn Im
pression that comment on its merits or demerits n-?ed
occupy a large ?puoe. It Is a clumsily luindled melo?
drama set forth In Insipid dialogue. Its sentiment Is
fusilan, and Its humor is Idle clamor at? .m patiteli
etani Impossible Incidents. Some good scene paint
lug has been done for tho piece, there ure, plenty of
men In naval uniforms, und at one point half a doten
Humas are led across the staffe, with no dlscemuble
purpose. There are competent actors In the cast, but
lettf do not 111 ng worthy of record. Among them arc
Robert Hllltard, Henrv Lea, Hvron Doaftoa, William
Hareourt, Elmer (inindln. Miss Alle?? Fischer. Miss
Sellie Yale Nelson and Mrs. Louisa Eldredge.
D RAM ??? ??j VKLTI BS.
The new dramatic year begins to bllMaatt ini to put
forth the tender leaves of pioinl?'?, but some time
must aTill elapse and tho ptcsent scorching heat must
considerably abate liefore It will nuib?? an iinportunt
show of luxuriant floral vegetation. Concerts, farces
light operas and rouf garden enterfciinmsnts, such aj
havo prevailed .ill siitiinicr, continu?? prevalent, innd
they will nstutu'lv ?in somewhat mot?? rotispicnouK.
A ?spectacle, called -'The White Siiurdioii.*' was BaVOrtTR
last night In the Fourteenth Mrvet Theatre, and an?
other spectacle, called ? latti l.il." will be ?Mown to?
night ?t the gessatati Theatre. Bosh thee? pieces are
(;f the melodramatic, order, and the* Implicit? domestic
animals. BfMtt people still remain who believe In
"real tub*" on tho ?tage, and Mr. Crummies I? still
extant. A genuine dramarle. j?rrlornmncc is promised
for thin evening tit the Lyceum Theatre, where that
Interesting, earnest, ambitious young lomediun, Mr.
? H- .?otbern, will etect his re-entrance, in tho pLiv
ot "Captain Letterlilalr." by Mis- Merrln-rton. The
piece and the nrtor ?re luiown. Bai they do not rapBBYB
su introduction. Mr. Dc Wolf Hopper apprarei la?t
night at tho Broadway Theatre In "Wan?.? The
Star Theatre- will (shortly b?? IMIJMIMI. ?ad BJ will tho
satta Theatre. Then? are flftr-en places of theatihi]
at.d muscat eiitettainiiient now ufen in New York.
The most Important announcement Is that of the
re-entrutioe of Mr. Mansfield. This actor i? a positivo
force, and whatever he and -rinite? t > d? la undeitnken
In a ?erious spirit. Many players trido with the BtBttt
and tatti succeed Only in th?? display ot an uneasy
spirit of wishing to Ire cjti-picuiiti?. The talent for
alienee Is as rare as it Is pitclonv Mr. Manslleld
docs not ti Hie. He will appear at Daly's Theatre on
September 12, and w'll ptoduce a plav op the subject
of Nathaniel Hawthorne's romance of "The Ecarte!
Letter." Many plays have beta mad:? on Unit ?try,
but ?? of them have ever been piotine??:!, and BO one
of them lus? been presented In u conspicuous manner,
lite author nf "The fMMtttl Letter-' deemed his romane?
unsuitable for th?? pnrpeaae of the stage, and he ?nld
a*--ln giving permission to dramatize lt. tfOM Bee
sons who have considered the matter lia ve reach??!
the same conclusion. The BfatTf Is one of plctnr?, of j
analysis, of Introspection, of vivisection, of endurance ;
it le not a Betty ret action and Incident. Touched with
tho haunting light of a weird and lurid imagination
and sunhnrged tv Itti intense feeling, intensely morbid,
this talc it grim, gloomy und rather t (lions, and it Is
written in a narrow and BqnfatMlah spirit. Ihe Puri?
tanic bVb?bRm twist never got out uf 11 a-w borne,'* mind.
Mo<t 01 tinas old Kew-ttnf'ani write*? ?lleiatea and
Longfellow bolag promiuc it excepto rts??ere l.arl. mir
low, self tormenting, and i?, poluto ?? r^u'it* other
people, and to wind up the elocR of the salverae one?.?
u month. Haptttoiin eenttnnailp ttearto? the realer
with hi? pseaehy tRiactlctant. sai thai i? un? rtr&soa
why tin.? potn of hi? Betuna baa never been foiioweu
by pTVp. in "The real el letter"' hi* morality was
luxuriant. He revelled in the analysis M ? BUI nnd
nf its reactionary attest BJBOB sien? r?. Tat i-.il.c.t
beauties of tiie beeh ar.? BaaRw to tea roioninl lile
which mutt linvc been very l?de.ou.-?und u nin\ esav
pact style. The question wtietaer an citc-ilve pirn
can be? deduced frow ml? story ?,??? b-? austrerei bi
Mr. Mansfield'? courageous espella ? it. Ile d serres
httttPj ?nd lit will receive It, ,' if tuMng up u ? ?'???? B?
elastic. Tho Mmrc version thm he wlb ??04tu ? wat
made by Mr. Joseph Hntton, nut .Mr, alai ?it-Id, it !
understood, lui? made estensive Mterauon* la the
BMMttOriBt. Mr. Hatten'? pi.ee ams furtiUhei wit!, a
happy close: Mr. Mansfield wisely rsvrri? to th
original. Hy nil inculi?. If we ?it-? ?? have Hawtborpe
tt til, let us bave him In the genuine form, Mr.
Wtiistield's ?etsnoii at lai.?, ? riicutre wLI last tlirou
?eeks, or longer. Misa tameran will enact ibb.er
Prynne. Mr. Manslleld. Inter bm] ptoiuej React
cault's old piay of ??(?iimaldl"?a styl of piece tii.u
retail.? ?eh aetors ns Henry natt?e and John Mealn?
ton. Mr. Duly, who Is now In London, looking after
U10 lnteie-ts of his new ibeatro the-:?, will not begin
the new season in New-York until abcut th" Mattile Ol
October.
Mr. Palmer, win is now In London, will ?all for
home toward the end of August, but al.? ?i/iett com?
pany will not appear at Palmer's Theatre nntll .Un
Usry, lo'.?3. The house. In the meantime, |s to be d"
votM to combinat Ions. Mr. Wl lard, who beg'n? the
new year et Monti-enl 011 October 10, will arrive at
NlMer's Thcetre In the conrs?? of the kcason, und he
will be thu cliicf star ol th?? time.
DK WOLF UOWWWBft KKTCRN.
A large nudlcnce at the Iiroadwav Theatre last
Bight w(.ic;ime<i the return of Do Wolf Hopper and the
popular ent-rtslnei-s whom lie lia? guthei-ed about lilm.
??* iscasioii aUh marked the reopening of the theatre
Inder Re new management. UM piece presented wtih
"W?:ig," which ha? siool the test of two previous
enpassenieuty., und was received l??t iilnlit with, ap
pluu.-e wlihti bt-cmed to Indicai : Viiiit Uierc ?as hope
01 some ?a??^G ronilnimiice yet left to R. Au lli?l
deiit of tlie perii mance was the introduction Of a
new 'lepha'it, -seller than the ?M one, but capable
of cv n moi? tr.i ..s. Mr. Hopper will renriln at the
'?roadway ror fourteen weeks and will give nt Matt
one new opera "or revival of un old one 1:1 the courte
(I that time. ?? Wang" will he eeotfnaei tor some
wesjis?, however, the exact time fttpenilnf, OR ,,ie do
frce of the renewed favnr thai is HCtorded to It.
NOTES OF TUE STAGE.
7h?? fiftieth iieifurjnaiic? of "Tbe Vlco-.Xdmlrj'" was
tivi-i at pst <a?l.10 last night. There wen? ?eveul
ill?ligi? In tiif cyst. Itatt letttt? Dr;lu? Pal.V. Who
l.j- ? ?.?(! tBSsttM M RM 1 api -a don, tonk the jilac?? of
Ml?? Emmu Han ley, MU? Agrie? Slierwocid sang the
N'l BMBerty M*atSltoi by hatte Annie Meier? and N.
CttttM ???|??? 1 ?. W. Ilili r.M-.k. Itcgl? gJeesK and hi?
ton Louis lieve returned Ui the rout (sol n to renew their
teucl'i? .?\??????????.".
I'.. II. SotV'r'i will begin tils annusi MBBBB tt the
Lye. uni Th"?iif Un. .vciil'ik lining "Dptil.i I, f.i. bl 111,"
*?M>-h he gave bet? at a Rttl MaMaM BSB l> a veai ?mu.
'ii.e lirai attPPnanttM "' "Lady l.n," iv>?tyooid fatta
HetnrAiy nlKht, will tx pivi: by Mt?? Lilian Latrai and
acr MMaataji Bl the ?standard 'iheotre ttn? BVMMMa
M.Ki'i. Rsnkln ?111 SBSSraf In "A Kentuck.r OMsatt" at
Us? I'nloti Btiaari Xlttatl? next Monday evening. In
hi? MBMasp ore 0tersa? 1?'reiattcR Nu?h, Hearp Wu drutt,
Oeorge Istoaaea, Mr?, (ieorv'? tttbtaatn, I'r?sJcite RljMB.
QaatMi H?iidv?li1e. K.iti n Fisher, Kied Mnntaguc and
Mr?. att)a?rj Drew.
Joreph ML llcivtid, a member of the "riilyor ?l.isy??
ton.paiiv, att? w?? adniltt???! MM to? Mapflg oaillion at
Ueli-v ne Uosplui ou Maturdty night at hi? 0? 1 rMJtj ?t
ta Im ixairilii^il sy. m hi? mental nHiilttlnn. Is tn sll .?it
Mtti appcuniure? pattMelf rational, and ?Ince being at Uie
hospital Im? ?houli nu signs ot hwaattaj. He ha? not y.t
be?*n esamtn<d. however, and In. trouglas, who has charge
of the Insane pavilion, aevllntsl yesteidty to evpres? hi?
opta ton.
li: sddltlon to the peiformaoe? of "Kgypt Thr-?g|(
CeBtUrlts," ?( r.ldiiiajn Ulis cvo.illig. Mr. Gr?ii ,11 h?? ?t.
ranaed a pseganini?? fur a iiromanadi.' concert, tt be tlv.n
la tac park Immediately after Ri? c?ese of the ?pect.i I.?.
ABiang the aKescttons for nils concert will be Mis? ii.-a
Linde, who ?ill ?ing "Old Madrid." Miti? Lllll- llerk
1er, oary pa?),*? yeatt old, who ht* t ?prano voice ef re
n?trttt,!e r?e?ver: The Sundard Quartet, Signor Ttgllanlrtr?
?ad tb? Eldorado Hand of sixty pieces, which will play the
"Anvil Chorus" from '11 Trovatore." Theodorv He;k,
tat ecru? soloist, ?du also perform, snd Kahsn Prank?
*R1 eMtttouto a vloUe sol*. The concert will begin m
*? a^ttM* sa? tad beef re midnight.
NOTES FROM OVER SEA.
THE LORD CHANCELLOR-THE SPEAKER
-HIS ELATION-AX OLD-TIM ?
CEREMONY.
Westminster, Atitruet 6.
The Speaker of the House of Common?, is the
'?ret Commoner in England, and though, l??iu? a
Commoner, Lc ie in IRR fahle of RReoRlltliin tanghi
IB lesrn his place, fallili?; in line after Esrls' Ridant
none ami MY ? intern' yeaaaei sons, he is inali? ?
very great p-rsunage. In the House of Common:;
he is autocratie, though here RRRfn the peenlur
ItjRR of the situulion are indicated bv tlie fnct ihnt
e it ol tlie chuii he is as other men are, a private
menitx-r with no sp?cial rights or privil?ges. It
is open to any member to? give notice of a r?solu
tion calliiiK In ?itiestion the conduct of uie Speaker,
anil, being ho arraigned, he nuis! need??, however
obscure be hlf? challenger, make hi? defence. Such
an episode happened a couple of year* aro, \vl?en
Mr. Coiiybeare (colloquially known In the Honst?
as "Tbe Curer ef ( arabime, " Camborne lieing the
district that send? him to Parliament), having
drawn on himself the reproof of tli-.
Speaker, revenge?! himself by pla??in?j on the
paper a vote of censure, directe! atrninst tlie ri-ht
honorahle gentleman. He never moved It, prob?
ably never meant to move it. Hut there it stood
dny after day to show that the Speaker, after
all, I? hut mortal. It is only members long famil?
iar with the House af Commons who can realize
how shofkittg is the suggestion. So supreme i?
the position of the Speaker in the Banna that it I
seems almeet sacrilerrioiis to rojrard him us ?uh- |
jeet-?d to tl.c ardinary ills and w.akncsses of
mortality. The I/ird Chancellor, though a peer of
the Realm and President of the Hoiisr- of Lords,
is not, nearly so highly plneed. The erhole co-di
tions and traditions of the two posts vary. Tim
I.ord Chancellor, lor example, frc<iucntl.v take.,
part iii dehnt??* going forward in tlie IIoiis?? of
liords. When he doe? so he moves a pace n. tlie
right or left of the woolsack nuil thence deliver*
lile sanasen. It works something on tlie principle of
tlie pi?!iny-?!i-the-.?lot automaton. Von insert the
coin?or, to ha more precise, a !??)????? is ni;nle
which excites the controversial faculties; nt the
Lord Chancellor. J Io move? a strile from the
woolsack and is for the nonce no longer i.t.nl
Chancellor, but, ? private peer, exercising the priv?
ilo;.-?? of debate. In the (.'oiuinon? tlie ?Spraker ??
assumed to lie lifted too far ??hove the larbfllent
waters of controversy to feel a hunnn desir?? io
shp down and stir them. He never takes part in
?lehnte, nor never votes, eave in the rare circum?
stances o? a tie, when he exereiisct? the ordinary
privilege as a chairnian.
? lie IIouhi? of iVinimuns lnu, for ??????? ?fi'iierri
tioi's been in a varying deirree fortunate in it*,
Speaker. Hut in every respect the LUgb-water
mark of excelle??e Ran been reached by the prRannl
occupant of tlie Chair. Mr. Arthur iWclleslv
l*o? 1, who on Thursday was for the fouiita liai.?
elected S|> ;iker of tlie RaBRt of Commons, is tlie
y. uugest Bon of the grat Sir Kol?ert. Ha natii r
.illy il:iltr?l into jMiliiios, and just RBnenlyauree
years uvo was alentad meiiibiT fron? Warwick.
He early obtained a minor pmsf in the Ministry,
and ger.erully lia<l RRRaanUasj oliere I to him when
Mr. UlattRRCHe came iiit?i power. It w;u, in l??|
that the great prize of hie life, somewhat un?
expectedly I fancy, came within his gr.isp. >ir
Henry Brand reftrin?s from the (hair the deli
cai?? ami t?ulciilt duty of nominal lag his ROB
censor fell upon Mr. (?h.Intone, i have lie ir I
froni one familiar witli Ihn privat?? history of th?
rrRR that it was Sir Ih-nry Brand who Brat call?? I
Mr. (?lndsione's attention ta the member lor
Warwick. However it he Mr. GlRdetone, then
omnipotent in the Commons, place?' liini in tbe
Chair. The pltliiest description of his Conduct
l'neicin is found hy tlie tat?, already mcnHmcd,
that he has l?eeii four times ricci???!, twice li\
Liberals and twi?e hy aCoiiscrvativms Anoea
the general body of the Hrnis? of < Ominous wlii
knew him only us an Under Secretary tbe ohoiee
was astounding. To the outside |>ul)li.? it ami
br-wllderlrur, since tbey had not heart! Mr. Arthur
Perl's nan?*?? liefore, and could form no judgment
of his probable capacity Hint was proved a! Mm
earliest potali, le moment. The epi-och mat]?? by
Mr. Peel in accepting the office eleetriiifl the
House by its stn>ng freUnsf, high rimarne:? ani
tlie perfect skill of hi? elocution?this last a by
ne means iniinilerinl cntYrlbiiory to ih?? mi ce?-an
of a Bpeaker. It w:i? a epereh hard t?> 1 ix?? BR t"
Hut Mr. Pec! bne succceii???!, RRCh session having
:???G???????? the Hoiif.? with a fuller s-'n.se Rl bl?
courtesy, dignity ami capacity.
Tl.c business of the election of a new RpanRnt
Lb, like all House of ObBUBOOB ceremony, e\.
etedingly ,|iiaiiit. It ? certain that BpMRet
I .enthalt w.is, two hundrel anil fifty veais
age. Inducted to the Chair in precif-elv tbe BRIM
fashion as was followid last Thursday lu Iba
iv.se of Mr. Arthur Peel. When pie-idin^ ??'er
il.?? business of tbe House" the Spenker ?it? in a
Manpttd ahalr, artnjred In ? tu!ii>ot'oine?i aia,
i'ilk'sn irown. I?hick sill: stockint?, and witli ?iher
tnick'e shties?a ?In^s, wlien ou a Rtafely Usure,
like timi of the present S|n?uker, i? a e ii.ri lenihle
atljiinct, Ir authority. On 'Ilnirslay old nieiiiher.s
!?ii icciisiome!) t.? Mr. PRRI in this irnrb RrefR
. .?irtled to find hlin sitting unioni: them ii|
ordina.y niornini: Iran?, Thai w^s natural
enonfb, ??einx he was not yet BaaRRBrI hut It
w ?? ?oniething not to he ?ot use 1 tu in a moment.
Th? whole state of the House of Commons ui
tliir? moment wa? anomalous. Not only was tin-re
no Speaker, but there xvere us yet no BtCBBbefR
of Parliament, seeln? that al this timp no RM
had taken the oath. Hut a IWfaaWtnf ?*?! ,?<?
made somewhere, and in the ( '?.innioi t? it is made
at the birth of a new Parliament with the selec?
tion of a new Speaker; ?tlthouirh those who eie? !
him are, in the ey<* af the constititional law, non?
existent. When the House 1s In full session
no man may speak until Balled upon bf name
by the Speaker. Hut what jf (here 1?? io Sp?"aker '.'
This difllculty i? got, over bf H devire that
illustrates alike the inirrnuity and the lagealena?
ness of the ancient, framers of parllameiiinry [iro
cednre. Thoiiah with the Dlssulufion of a Par?
liament the Speaker, chairman of conimi!!?????.
and their <Vi?< hroiher meiiiheitj fllaRRafar. Um
e'erke remain. On Thursday, when the new
Parliament met; the Chief Clerk. ilrc?ssi 1, rr
usual, in wig and sown, was discovered seated
r| tlie table, and upon bin?, pending the election
of tho Speaker, fell the initiation of debate. Hut
it, would not do to have a clerk calling bf name
upon a member of the House, ev?sn though he
were unsworn Accordingly," the clerk, In
ur>cilicnc?? to tradition, thut has come down wilh
the centuries, dumbly poinls to the member who
it has bnen arranged slmll pro|K>se the ?lection of
the Speaker, the memlier thus indicated forth?
with rising and beginning his spweh. The same
dumb show Is practised toward the areonder Rl
the proposal Ion Thursday it was Mr. (iladstnne
and finally toward the Speaker,' who maki? Re>
knowlediiinent of the honor done him, end the
fea?cr of the Ilou.se, who convratulites the Speaker.
It if. not with one tinger the clerk of th?? lions?
of (\ii71mons |>oint? on theec cessions. It Is with
ti'e three lirst lingers of the right hand. Whn1
woT?hl happen to the British Ctmstltution if lie
projeoted four or two or one Heaven only knows.
Th???? being no count??r proposition, Sir
Matthew White R]dley, the pr?vete mi-niber aa
the Ministerial side, win?, In iccordBne?? with pre
c?dent, inox'ed tbe resolution, and the '?-oder of
the Opposition, who, subj?-e.t to the same law,
seconded it, approaches! the Speaker and l<?d hlm
up to the vacant chair. Standing there he made
furth?-r acknowledgment of the honor confer??'!
upon liini, and the House forthwith sdjournt'd.
At ?he meeting of the House the next day tb??
Siieaker-eleet appeared in a new stagf of develep
Rjenl He ha<l now amir,<l<?ned his ordiiuirv
morning costume, substitution a court dress sur?
mounted by a boh wig. Thou/,'h elected hy th??
Conservati ves he was not yet Speaker dc jure,
nor would he he eo until his election had been
approvad by the sovereign. In search of this
approval the Speaker-elect yesterday betook him?
self to tho bar of the House of Lords, where lie
was cenfxeated bjr tbe Lord ChiinoRilar and leur
other peer? eeated ?p a bejsgb. rolled in th? oc.ir
lct cloak? hlufhed with ermine, that betoken the
Lovd? ???????????^ O??f.t>d by letters patent
under tli?? Great Sral " to do all things in Hat
Maje-tty'H name Sal la-r part necessary to be per?
formed in tin? Parliamola." llore In tlie closing
(lay* of Um nineteenth century, nwng the very
words l?ttimi by Speaker I.entlia.11 to Charlie
I, tin? Speaker on Thursday humbly btgfvd that
the most lav Table construction shall he put ??|?>?
all the proceeding-, of the Honan of Commons.
"An for BlJSSlf." he pnxceded in t?n<ti ?f ?"lerun
e,irii''ht".e.-?5, und with an almost pathetic air of
humility, "I pray that? if any error giiouhl be
'??minuted it may l<e imputed to my?
self and not to Her Majesty s faithful ????
Bjoaent" Tim? i.ord Cbajaosller, with cpia!
gravity, but. not with auch consummate
though UMOOatWat dramatic ??kill as Mr. Peel,
?WVf ? favolai?!?? answer, an<l the Speaker, >?ith
drawing, for the tirst time fully robed, took the
(hair, and real basine?? Imbuii. An appreciable
pirtion of time is appropriated for this archaical
performance. Practical legislation would he ef?
fected juft as well without it. Hut it is part of
the fringe of English history, and Ls dearly cher?
ished hf ull true Englishmen. H. W. L.
SCIENTIFIC DODIES MEET.
m.CLNNIN?; OF ??? SESSIONS AT BOCHES
TER
Uli: ROCIIXf OF Lt.ONO.MIC I.NTOMOLOCIsTS DCS
is' BOXI ??.\< lie ? l topics.
[BX OJUntfl ?? un. lamixr-l
Rochester, Aug. 1">.- (?f the several ?ctentltlc so?
cieties width tOStWl h?re today, the. atoefnt* of
Economic RsMSMlOgUU WSJ Brat t> meet mid SSMS>
pis!-ed the Basan In reading and <ll?rn.??liig papers Bt
practiced ninny. Owing to protracted lOasstj Presi?
dent Muter, of Albany, was ?nanle to prepare Ihf
annnal sedusse, and thii tak wsa aealgsed to Vtoa
PeeaMent i. k. Festes, of PbaMpatg?], ill., wat
nave ? review of iii?? ?rovi al tin; Issi year. eWtUng
partlenJariy on the InoronghU orgaataed cssjpstfs
?gainai Um gyssj m tit In Msaasessaetts ?on?ncted b)
Um Btste saiaorlttea, Protouor UnoWi inve-ticutiou?.
of bacterial SjsSBSBI of tin? chinch, '"'ff. *nd the
?wsortsUoQi from Australia sai 1 ISSOVtsU ????
to New Zealand of para-it??- of noxious IttSSaU. Pip0!*?
POT? iv id SI D. H. Kelllr >tt, ( . M. T.\ let Townviid,
sL \'. ? Ingerland, 1.. <?. HowsM, f. w. floating sal
f, M. WehMcr. lYnfMOW .1. I! Sudili, of the Mew
.tr-r? y ?tntloh, at ROW l!ruiisu|.-k, BOOBS of UM ????G?
naperiaJly injuriosa In t'isl Stato inring Um >enr.
The i'iiinpi p? lively -hon rrop of apple? und pear* ha*
been ?nor?? than Bkually Injured hy the rodilo nielli
?and tin? plum tur Ilio. Tho pear nildee I*
Rpreadisg? sad sccaptss In? country between
Jersey <It) and New Dninowiel in ene dir?*
lion, and to and bOfOOji MontOtOlV in ?nothrr.
cranberry Inaoeia beve boon abondent, .:n<i gmoa
hoppera ere paritealariy plentiful, tiiticUini.? tat?
rabbagea ih weil a- :. ? Bsrtf nMBntsnii
hare ben largely rates Into |g Ik? 'heart worin"
?Iddi Is the s:inie a* the "CON w 'Nil." A new
?aasrajrai bretio i> iraTelOag up frooji tiM s^uth and
lui* n.tehed .swcsle^lioro. The ro^ehnp bai not been
so iiijiinoii, ? sanali bel tno berat an? hoi sat bios
effretnal In dettrojrlng it Acne .f nunjAorrie? and
blsrkberrlM bevo been eiwned onl by Ino nusoefiy
?:i\\ ity, ond a Mnf ioli? r i!ch?, ro:s|;|. rshle lujar.'
?wert jM.i.it i.-s ..infer fron a variety of p?-'-.
t!,.? m-! dentmettr? being a lie? beetle.
? < I n :. - ? 1 ' and unions nsvg been fr.f lice duitiu
I be -immiti, but Um botera bare done great Injury.
Janaalea, Long lalani, BttnTerrd nior?? (ban Mew
Jeiwy, however. Tno dovertrat beetle made it ?
apfaranee in damaging number* early in ine araaen,
bat ?.is elenned oui by a fangoua >??-.?:?-??. Proftaage
Smith ? it Ima tei ?ut -j'> per cent of Ine reino of all
planted erosa bai been absorbed by Inaeeta, Thla
paper eWclted Bucb dlesnaaton and Many valoatda
-11/.?. -Moll-,
riM director? of diate meteorological atntlon? held
their fini meeting ind larsand an ae^nctatlnn, Profr sr.r
Mart w. Harrington, of the Unit???! dtalei woatsrt
liurenn, presiding. Rvery stain and arvernl l'erri
lorien now have ? n-n ataikma, no-operating with the
Qovemment D ireen. In ?orne siate- iba work U p"C
G?????.?? tralultotulr. In othcia annusi appropriation?,
langlng fr ? Sl4*0 pi <m."<k>. are BMd , ?.b
ma va toi y of this fuite ?- ?t Nasen. The Uooooojkal
Koriety of Imorteo elected IMrtoan new refrtrva, of
arlmn ProSraaor ' Mirles ||, mm.iIi, Jr., of llamUton
College, h Um sata raetaent of Une Stata.
I a pei-, orsra read en *F%o?pttate l'ieid- of Floridi."
:??. a;, Cnypote: on * Dentition r ??? Tltontehtsj
ai d ik ???????. e. II. Ulti Ut h ?. ; on "Stagli of the
1 retient Valley t?nrirr," and os 'The Osarti and
Iba (?? ol irlml Ill-lav if UM MfOBOttri 1??1.??.????? ?."
O, c. lu? dnent,
? be 1 ? ?? 1 :? r Uta Promotli ? of Agrienhnrsl felea ??
? 1, t cant ??i?- ' II ( l'.-'.d.!? m 1: ibert vus
ta h.hell ? 11 : ? .r \s. iv :| pnaenti d .1 1
1 ,. nable anj pei ?1 of good ob ? ithm to diatli .
! nu:, 1 ? 1. ... aana'l] Bart ??111 in
:?; 1 _' u?. American [annerii vltboul aralltng lor IS?
? lo head uni, vis., ata . se, op seri ;:?: ??,
.lune ?".1 t, U ? ? '???i in? a<b?? ?fa--, IpOOl ? W?,
perennial 1.? . ??.?? ^????, >mich
?.? -, large :?? ? ??, amali r. 1 lop, luv? ; ?ene,
limoli.y Bild tall oil -p -, Ile ?:-?> ;??,?! ? ;p?t mi
aelrc?un ul gm aw pruulalng fur lirai ani lawn, glv
lug pi imiti u ?? lo the lall le riw an?! lall .ina?? gra a.
Ile ha- ?-. ? :? I li idllllmblu glaaa fot |s> .1 laWll
ia the abade, alien iene gra and red ? ? will
. i. . '..?|\ . ?!:???'?'? t"?-? Il .
Profaaaor ?. C. R?dale rsblbttedj mid de?erlbed
La appuratila ? f h - o^u invention, .? swan 11 ng the
rapldli) ??' avapornUon Ml water from Um -.a-fa .? oj
noter, and ol different binata ?>? w.?, bent naotet
IlowMig Svaria Weed, gare Um reaull ?( ob?ervatl9na
BJSee ai Ibi '??! u.turai . OH??.?? of MLsK-lppl. un
file hail'iplli ?':.bl>n? ? bug, ?li deMs.il ?,u lOgeillOU*
,mi \??'. m? in? 1 1?. rp'iCng v.u.- <???);>?? ... ,", ,t. ...
ptantlng In ti'? no.ili?? ol ? eabbnaa ti Id, a row of
muniate, ?rlileli at trarla the hug-, ?nd tbey aie thu?
0 Ile lei in U Hill?? ? with haroiono.
To? programme In rio l?*- Jl?? ??1?,????^? lnjuiloii? lo
: . Iltng Weed? ? .. II. I?. llaMe-il 'HepoVl ita Rx
pci'lmenta In !-'.??- In Treatmeiil ol IVbeal iiu-t." and
-Rel?lioni Of \?..?',..t e.?:!;.on, t, 11, - InforUoo ?f
??, ine* n, P.tacb I. it l uagu?," ?>, li. P, i.al.i.A i\ : ?? \
s,ludv on Rampi tig eitabJe Manu!?.," bl Win. Fri.-.
?I p> *t? Die ???..????? o? Milk tiofore He tana.' b. C. s.
Pmmb; "S;mie Furthei ftotea i>n ?.r;?-^ , Ondar Uniti
vution." by Jamen ITetefter; "The <ai- of aoutheen
or Texas fever in rittb?," by D. R. ?abaon.
The Amerlian Cnemli il Bo "? ?111 oaori losnr
row, and all UM ollni? BOcietlea Mill i-tn.iti:nu? hi
???ion.
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t'hllilr.Mi??. fall .t Uh rotta?? ol Mi?. Min ir
j. l'eabMir, Kouthemptou, !.. 1. (,'t.Meii up
bf twelve UUta K1'- named Itlan Martha
Tewnaaad. mi? inity Morto?, M U? Carrie
K.dl?ii Ml?? M11 rimi VVldtaKtr. ? ? ?> I?. rny
,(,.,,. mi?, ici? u !.<?<? Mi?. (Mi U? Mme l? .
MUs Aitliant? Itnhlii?..'.. ??.? ??.?? .unir .?i??rio?,
MI?? M*v T'try, Mi?? un m Muki'V Ml??
H.vu Vii?.!, Ml?? ll'trii PeaOofly .
Sanen 1 ??? hiin't.v I'm Wr.r.
OOrJetV for ih.? IT \1ntloi1 ol ?.???? SllnglnB
pinna fot taenty-four hour?. ,
I oll??. ??.? ill I hili-l 1 limili, ItldgewnC ?- J
M. PaMraon ? l .
Fair hH'i I" t'??? eaiMrea of th?? laaUaa ilnixir
Hotel, itraeaarleb, Cana., laaMSlng ir'Ji ion
U 11.1 -.1 Mr Mis. Joaapb Maadotfei nuJ Mr.
John Mi. ath
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A K.MR ?? ?????? IIAKIKill HOTBL,
To t fi c Editor of The Tribune.
Mr: KJitlosed SlaWS? fimi eaee? for *\*4 1?1<V>
the pi MS?*? "f 11 fnlr held for the benefit of th?
Tilbune Irreal Air l'unii, by ? tie? children of Hie gnOOtd
of The Indian Harbor Hotel, QfeeOWtetb Conn., ?nd
gjbl ? "iitilbiited tie Mr. .lo-eiii, Hi*dorfer and Mr. .lobn
J. Mrtirnth. Donaibnm were raCMMved from Acker.
Mcriiiil * tondit, t. u. Hay 1er, ?. ?. ?. Schwur?.
?Unites ? r-torni, New-Ynrli; S/oaSjaJaj a Abraham?,
Ind. rl< h LsSSaf A <V, liionlilyn ; H. 0. Henw?-ll.
Hnrnes ? Reeves, (?reenwkh Drug Store, G.. Mead,
Ky.in ? Harrows, ?. II. H.,y | ?.?,^ <;reenvruh, K.
l.auienls, Jlon. .fohn WnnntimK?r, l'hlludelphln ; and
from Mrs. Aust.ii, Mr?. I). BrlaSlBO, Min?, Harwell.
Mrs. l?. M. tarier, Mr?. .1. Iliad Prior, Mm. R. II.
\nrd. Mr. K. Koehler, Mis?. I. Kurhheedt, Mra. Knlin,
Mrs. Arthur Lawrem???. Mrs. V. Mct.oey. pttaa Mabel
geeJeb, guasta ?' Um betel. The aneseo? of the rslr
was du?? In the lnees?nnt nnd enthuMaMlr aorK of
the Hule dr?a, principally : Panny Horton. Ethel
r.nrUer, Emily Austin. Adele, Irene and tiara Kahn.
Charlotte McGearj. Joaaia hrirabaoil and Alice and
Thea Hein? ku. Klndlv ncknowlMja* receipt
li. h hl ? ti ?*;. jUii xrcaaurer.
Ifew-Vora, Auguai lb, xow. ' ir~"urer
OBSERVATIONS OF MAI?S.
PtOHRSOl HALL TELLS WHAT HAS AND
HAS NOT ??? SKtN
kmmmvtcoV; mistakes' position "IWfMMjOB
WCWEWJWI WORK IN TOUT" AMERICA.
??t TH?GRArn t? the tkibcmr.1
Washington, Aug. 15,-In roplv to a rennest from ?
Tritume eomap >:-.dent for infirmation concerning Ml
mofe recent, ob-ervatiom of Mar*, and for hi? t>i?in:<?rt
a? to the ClWel?? of certain K.nropcan n-tronnmers
upon American theories nnd rom luslons. Professor
A<.aph Hall, of the Nftvnl Ob-?-rv*fory. MM ? taf :
?While we have found nothing absolutely new so
far at this observatory, we at'?? carrying out one of
ihr umndest rule* governing our labor, one of the
truest principle* of astronomy, I might MJT! that.
Is, we are veiifylng over and over adulti what Inn
been observed. Thus we get what It so very easen
tlal-ac. urncy, which Is what we most seek In all
mir efforts to learn the motions, distances and phases
of the heavenly bodies.
?I have prrvtooely ?aid that It Is probable thut
we shall, during the present opposition, leant few,
If any, additional fact? relating to Mars: but from
the oi iicivutl>.,, now being made we shall secure
data for a better map of the surface of (hit planet
than wo few have, a ?I this fact alone is a Hiifllclent
reward '??? all our lab^r.
" 111 referen? e to )f. Flammarion'* published, com?
ment? meremlng the Inability of astronomers to aee
the socalled S< hlnpiirrlll canals, I think M mistake*
what has been seen and ?aid by American astronomer?.
From ? peiu-al of hi? signed articles In a New York
paper I Judge that he Is M the opinion that no
lino? have been obeerved here on the mirf?ue ol
Wars, hurh Is not the ea??*. Lines have been aajaj
through all the larger telescopes In this country.
Double lines ?epumted by Intervals, have not. how?
ever, s?) far a? I know, been observed by any ex?
aminers in the t'nlted Watcs. In other wjrds, no one
?|iie-tlons the fact Hint single lines rrosMng Mars
with almost niatliemnilc.il precision In width and di?
rection can he seen; we all see them. The only
M'ie?tlrtti Is whether Hajaj ll!'t?s whidi we soi ere double
or -Ingle. So far as my Inf irniatlnn goes, m> abaarvajl
In till? country has MM able to ?ee more Uia'l the
aingle lltie?, Therefore I say, M. Flammarion mis?
taken us. We do not ijuestlon the existence ol
lines, we only ?inestloii their ?loubleneas.
" ?M us look at rihlnparelll'? (??." continued Mie
prafMeOr, ??loduclnff ili ? ???.????!. top trwr wMli | bo<?\ of
lil tables of ?omputatlons. ' From t.'it? char; It up,
? am t'int the lines or ?amate' on Mai* or?? fr m
thirl.? to Hftv mil s aptirt. At th? dM-tncc of Ma???,
the aneli? would re? a very sma'I .ne, ??1 MM d??!!nlilo:i
would b? an cxfreqnoJv ft p.?. H ?ne? it would lie
very difficult t?> v?^ the Unes unier even the most fav
?>'.'.'<? condition- of MaiVs altitude aid our pari ataaoa?
???. A aldth of fifty mlbv, for ejujajfjo, would su'?.
bend an augi- of thceo tenth? of a second of a;??, pa (hut
.t would Im MMMWy to n?? a Basel powerful telescopi?,
we will my, ? nd?. t excellent conditions of MMMfbMI
..? ti?? pohM <?f Mm ratten, lo sea ttw?e lines nt ell.
At the Lick OMajTVlMr? tho ????G(????????, tedadMg
?r-lnimmit, ,.? vaJion and atm ?albera, Mr obMrrtng
ihf>-?? lines, are unflirp>c*ed, as far as tin? north t?
Ken ? p'iere I- conerred. Net, I und"r-laiid (tint
J'iglo und ni diMible lln^s Im ve MM ??*? hv th?
M(moMn a? that a'ntlon. Duri:)? tho prr-?-i^ op
po II ?. ? of Mar- lie is .Kilv at an MMMM of .10
deci #s-1 have MM4 of M one who hjw seen dOBbkB
Mnai ninuli),' picillel to each i^Jier, nini MMMM4 by
Interrala, s?h H ft y mil"s wKo; mul It is my opinion
ih*? there is little or no hope of -eelng aajell a smaJI
Mgte, hr:\v ut le,i. I d> not ?iy p,.sl!Jvelv that
??? ?? ioobla II 'e. 4c i?r>t e\ls*. nor that they are
,???????| ".in.il-, n:?i le bv MMp \v!m peaiMMi a |>ro
f ii <1 !.ir.wl-.ije ??f M^tMMMle?, but 1 will gajf tlai.1
?i.'l? |ajH only hove |w*<'( obatrVft, a*.d that In liie
In paM*of MWWr, If th- co-ml- ?..re mide by htinnn
lirlni;-, Mir> on?-? hat the nio-t Wot;derful MCMMT1
Im .iglnalili?.
<'oiic?rii!ng U:e ohservallons of |MMN Pickering
a' Are?]iil|Mi. I'eni. ??/fes.or Mull - il(l : ?? 1'iofe-sor
Ptetoffnfa station f r oMayvaUum, Mtaf in aatrth
latitude 1? dtgrifa, arid .levatcl ?it out 9,300 feet, U
rno-it e\c?||fiit. Mirs aril pMs til-out I ?*ftt% < .util
of u\i 7coin,, ,,i altro t linrftj above him. All igHlMi
this Is tlie besT pMltjM ? IMJ world. I'nfortu
i, itely, I i-ofr- of ? ?'i.cring'^ teicjcipe |? rnly twelve
loche? In .?iTture? ml ihc uilvunraec (?! poult on Buy
be roiinteil.iilan.cd by til? snmtl p-,urr of th,. Instni
ment umsI. Balli, on w count or ?? fdvonbla positi .?,
? ? faci him to rcrort a gr?'i't deal of vitiualile In
fOTIMMtaj con? rnlng Mar1?.
* M fnr, the only thing new that Prof.-s.ir I li ki |B|
r?jH.rts Is the discovery of a Mad spit at the south
palaf cup of Mua, where I, with others, have ob
???ived, and are now closely examining, a whit?? i".t
~nj,]i..s,si to i?. ,?,.??. Al I mi'!? island |l, tint Hick
-??o' Ir?.!.r llrkertitl Ml Maa U thought t<> M
luid, which l) e: ,.|ii;,H\ increasing in llae as tin?
?io?- is ???????<? awaj ay the urn's heat, astil at an
? ulv day In .In!v. it ??iinalled a thoii.jind mile? In
jiitrtrth, MatkKtly MvMlB( tba snow in two aarta,
Ibis Mould Im? jH-rf'-'tly MMhtaDl *ltli BfetBOflMM of
Iba ^liid, us we kno? ili. in Iti?? snow rnniiliig off to
'to? -?us. I r-Tret vi'iy much t ? say, however, that
". ill ni? li-!? Ik of tlie u lilt.? c;ip |ii-otiili|y .-.G??? -
and referred t?. us under atoar riamlnatloD, do
ict, thraach Um gi'i-^ al the Naval Obarrvatorjr, ap
pear t.. /io?? waller, Mini la ;ii>? inn'? loat. m
Ihai niv observait.??? do H"t s'-.in to c.iiitlrm Ihe r.
|.?.??| of Proteitaor II. t:? r!:v. And >-t I Im* the white
-??ut utMi eonaMeranle dUtlnetueaa and a-lthonl the
?llghteai Intention lo rarll or dogbt, I have laoualil
? hai it?, ?i.iik ?pit observed by 1'rof. ?->r Plrkerlnn
p??\ ??.- ? ihadow, siici, us are can tea in the cr?tera
. f the ??. ? ,
??| iran? I ha I Ihr pt Utlou of an obsorvor of M.irs
,~ j'i-i no? material to m-rnraey. ???? arhlli ? say thai
I ?!o not see mIi> Cl.iiig? III lile ?11p??||-?.??! - uf
(.?nut while .up .it Man's ?"oil. pole, ? nake Ihe
mental reaervafion, as irlenttala ai?at lu such cases.
Mint atmospheric condition? liere may nin!>.? mv
.Iron Inillatini't ntid ? t??-* t my results, pabering al
ih?? sum.? time to tin? interni nt that, to nie. II,.? Ill
,f tin? aratta cap haa nel rtanfeaV
j LvrrkTi mm renrret ?.? euucmsrsE
BatUm, Auf. 15 i.*penl?D.-One of the dlstlngnuhel
gaeata invitai ? t';?? "..su, ? aaMaajaxj ..: Oloax ?1 r
pexl w.-ek I? .folin t>, W IM ?r. the a?.s! poet, ?hO 11
i.-.w at Hampton Falla, ?. M Ile lins wrltt.-ii IM
coiiitiiltlee a letter, In ?I.Irli he ?ays:
I acknowledge ?itli IMdtiH your letter of MvttaM o.
No son ? Stew KnglfclHt, rerittlnlj BO ?? ni o? Ma- .
(i!na*Ma ?bOM "stale II him? hold? over ?he heads of her
legt? alors the eaabten of one of Mr gie-.t lndnatrle??
ii. iintlqiiuilnn who nuill.- ihr? romanlc st.n? ,?f tit ?
rape's discover;? ajid m t'oineal, can t<o Itullirereill 10
th* monousi calabratlon ?t Iba toOah aaatreraary al
itloiie.est -r. Voflf rlt\ has long been Ule RVraerl ?'<
brava, hurdv and pi.t:lot!, bud at a ?? -hill and dariim
have nude th.? ..emu ijjelr (ribatary an-i tiehi ..f
Mrveat, You aie In Maasaebuaettii srha! Bergen I?
.f tlie most p|ctiires?|Mi? enp??- of our Athinil ?? nal
iliniif the most, picturesque .upes of our Al ant If roast
line suggest beaaty as well m iitllltv. and pleaaard
us well n.s piotlt. The salt s-a odOTB Of tlniie and
sloteh0l|se^ are ever blO?A ? by Inland breexe. lailen
?itti th* ftngrance if w| d ros.\s and magnolia-, ,i I
?.loiicctcr hns attrncilons fov the Kiimnier t.Mri-t aod
pienmre seeMni n- weil as fo* tlie m*n of fcaalDaaa.
I rapai tliat I ani aaabla ha leatify I.? mv ptaataca
my lnt>re-t, In the rumini rale brat ton.
UTIli ?ill goal mal?es for the continued prosile:Itv
of your City, I inn very -Incn.'?, \,.ur friend,
juiiN (?. wurniK?.
tuf. n'vrrif.ir. or pMFWMfll TBOWWrnTDOW.
N-w Haven, Conn.. Aug. 18 spelali. The funeral
of William Pout TrowbrMf?, diraefw of the Magia aw
lug Dopiirtmei.t of Colnnilln college. t:>ok place to
day In tills city, MM was hi?, home fo- >car-. A
darsgafloi of ten stufe'it? >r |M eoQeff> who wen? mi
un engineering tour st luminai Lake, pagaa li.;re t.i
attend the fiinernl wll.h lYof.-sor lir^eiileiif. ?1??
voung men were vlsitilv MNclad by th? loss of abate
frl'-nd and tendici, proic-srir Trowhiidge wa? -??
M the moat p>pulnr tuen lu tho co.'eg?. Private
services tePM condu?b>d at the house, No. Hill Pr.H
pctst., nt 3 o'cioik. filhwed liv pulilli' bui anoaten
tutloii. ser\lc^s In Tiinlty Mp-aaoatjl Cbarob. TM
|teV, Dr. Ilarwo.^ ?md th? ftev. Kalten McAI-lsl-r,
of Fllzntieth, N. J.. onndurt.d t.hein. The fun-nil
wns uiipreteiifliais, this .jvtng be-? the fcmg ex?
pressed wish of the dead num. Tlie Marbra atara
Ka-Oovarnor ingersoil, Oanaral Franklin, col ? lager
soll. ITofessor D. Cadi ?-non. Daniel Knioii. Pro
fessor yunckriibosh, of ( liimbbt, PlOfraa ?r UPI?!
and Professor W.-tr. Interment ?:?< made In F.v?
green Cemetery.
. ? .s? .
TEW/ML?**? TWOBAMVl Kl.rrf?UC?X.
Front The Jersey CI!? Evening Journal.
We quoted, a dav or two Mare, a hiutemei 1 reported
to have aceti mude by t.eneral ?scwei] t ( a newspaper
reporter In Washington, In re.'ntlen to the pi'siie-t
nl carrying New-Jrrse\ mis rear for the Republican
National ticker, (?encrai .?-eweil Is reported Ifl have
?Thei.? |? a streng BroMMNty that New .brsey will
whii'l Into tin? Kepnbltean loluinn In the romlng
"Onte-it, as there ar?? Indications nil along th?? Una
that the people of this .?Mate ei?e not yet reudy to
seren? the free trade doctrlt'.es s?t ^rth In Ihe Da?
ucintlc platform?.'
If then? U nny State In the Inlon which aboaM M
stronghr In favor of the protective tariti pollrr. and op
p. -.-il to the free trade programme of Hrov.r Ueveland
and the Drmocmtlc partv. that rttat?? I* New-l#r-ey.
Our Industries ore ??tt laraelv of the sort which con
,\',-f. or thrtvis In this country only under th" pro?
tective sratem ; our most Important muniifacturin ;
lndnstr1*s would all be crushed out of existence by
a free-trade, or tatlff lor revenue, ptllcy. The Instinct
ind desire of self preset vallon alone should make
tfcia a ateaau? Baaaettaaa ajraaaottva Maia.
THE TROOPS ORDERED OUT.
frani e trat G???.
! p??????? aa usua! thla evening, but no tl.iuugh
freight trains are running from the Weat. The
mundliouee 1? filled with idle locomotives and
crews in oonaequenre. There is conelderabla ex?
citement among the men, uni] development? are
ntn?ou&l.v awaited.
-.
n{r>WKNT ll'IZOD OX TUE OUTBREAK.
UK. IXl'HINS THF. SITUATION AS TQ WAGES
THF. COMPANY WHO. NOT YIELD.
Philadelphia, An?. 15.-The strike on the Lehlgh
Valley Hallroad, while viewed with seriousness by the
Riding management, occasion* no apprehension a? to
th* outcome. Men In numbers more than aufflnlent C>
fill the placi-s of the strihere have been secured, they
?say, and thus f.-ir there has been no absolute stoppage
iif trade. Three freight trains were moved this morn?
ing. None <>f the peMslmblo freight has been stowed.
In an Interview this afternoon President Method
furnished some Interesting information repirdlDR the
strike.
"To understand Intelligently the eltnatlon at
lluffiilo," he explained, "jest must know that Buffalo
Is the dividing line between the Weatern road? and
trunk Unes, lioth concentrate there, and that point
forms the geographical Hue between the Western and
Eastern railway ayatems. It llkewUe suppli?e the
line of dlffeitng conditions between the Fitstem and
Weatern roads. The roads west of Buffalo get higher
rates for traffic: the classiti entions are higher; every
thing Is on a higher smle. and the cost of living to the
railway emploves: hence they ore paid higher wages
than are paid In the Eas?.
"Some year? ago the labor organisations starting
at OMeafa bogiui a movement fnr higher wage? along
the Western lines, moving eastward In their worb ol
agitation. One by on?? they took In the various rati?
raid yards until nulfulo was finally reached. Here
the two systems meet, nnd here, as at Chicago, the
employes of the Western roads got higher wages, be?
cause the Western roads, receiving better rates, can
afford to pay the difference. The welkin* delega??
Jumped at the opportunity nnd urged equalization of
arafea, notwithstanding tl)e widely differing cond? Ions.
When the demand for an advance was made to the
Eastern roads at Buffalo, all declined to accede except
?he Delaware, Unita fite snd Weatern. which
grunted the advance, although In so doing It exercised
manifest discrimination ugaln^t ita other employes In
Cho Fast.
?Although the Lehlgh Valley declined to meet the
d'ina mis of the men when the road was a separate
organization, they renewed them when the toad was
|ei)s.?d hv the Heading. I personally Investigated the
mailer and derided that we eould net grant the ad?
vance without raising the wugea of our men In New
York. Philadelphia, Heeding and everywhere else on
our system, which, under tho clicumstance?, waa
unwarranted. Tu have done so would have been un?
just to th?? rest of our people. On our declining he
stalkers held a meeting on July H at Wuverly. What
oi-currisd there may lie gleaned from this chapter of
"he juin eertl'ifrs :
"?The Worthy Master says that the present oeen-lon
would I* a good ?>?<? to deride how? tho strlk" should
be conducted. McNamuru eays he waa in fnvor of
using force, should It become, necessary to do so. Thai
Ills ysM woiil?! t>e te run cats oil the track, go through
the yard and I.nock holes into engine tanks, cut hose,
i:tc? f as to disable engines. Murray, Smith and
other* -pold: aga.n-t too mudi violence; agreed, how?
ever, that a little would be a good thing.'
?? M<*?amara, further said the plan Of UM strike was
te bave a man mimed f ros?, a ble. reckless fellow from
Buffalo, and one or two others from there, take charge
of this and. The strike, would lie declared nt mid?
night. The Buffalo men had given their word that
ail arrangement?, had oerii made to run off the track
and wreck freight and goal car* enough from lu o'clock
midnight up to ?_? a. m. |0 block up the whole rood
for a week, as the yard was full of cars. He (Mc
Ifasnara) thought Usare should he eoniething done at
this end of the Hue, M that 1.0 cars should be sent
over the Fr?e ruad or the Delaware, l.tcknw-.tnna and
Western. They Mal ih? ?> .-unito >? of the other el ?
ronds ninnino' Into Buffalo that thev would not handlo
ti cur of the Philadelphia and Reading, and the Erie
had the- ?nine ?inest.o ? of wages before them now. and
could !>c depended upon tf> i-t.ind bf the Phihilelphln
and Heading suit?I.men. Sweeny s.aid he did not
??\|?ect It) (--? th?? ndvanc? without a short struggle,
but wos ontldeiit Of Winning. Sweeny promis ?d
them Usai tii-y would receive their wage? or sink the
organization. ?
? It is significant to note," said Mr. Mcl.eod,
?Unit tho??? threats of July "3 were carried
out yeetefdaj. mir cor? were wrecked ond
harneo, and the worst land of tewtoaaaaaa prevailed.
I ne.sl on|\ ;i.!(| (hat there an? thousands of competent
men ready to go to work for us In Buffalo, who aro
deterr il only by threats ?>f violence. All wo ask Is
tin? protection of tin? local ?iiitlioiitle?, and this, I nm
sure, ?ill he furnished. In fact. I am Just Inform.-d
th.it th.. Mieriir of Bradford County, l'enti., with 0ft*
min. is MW In charge of our yard at ti? y re, Peiiu.
I have no doubt of tho outcome. Wc are certnln fo
win."
When ?-!?<<l wl-.eti,<r he would make ?ny concesalona
to the, demanda of the strlket?., President Mcl.eod an
iwata?, emphatically, '-No, sir."
BtTMoM opTaiHnnJE in ierset oat.
\ MEfOftr TittT Titf?. EMI .switvhmi ? wouu>
BT1UK1 01 T?H' SVMPtTHV nu: ViillNlN?.
-.?p? iii.pl.a-anl etto.ts of tlie strike of Hiitfalo
w nehmen wen' felt Imre and In .lersev City yesterday
:-\ the Near-York, Lake Erie au?l We-tem and lajNffc
? ?l! ? mUroada. At prat tl ?a? feared that there
Bright he -eiloiis tr.uble in tie jnrds |?, Jersey ?Ity,
lut thi-e nlaglvlnas ?er.- allayed In tlie afternoon by
(be ?tat?mente <<t the sarltebace, aho aawarafj con
>|??'!???'?,| ih,- riot, us nets of the Huful > ,;r!kers.
Ihe Minialo dlsp.ktcho?, however, brought rumors
|0 this city In the evening that tin? swlk'htnen of tlie
Erte read In Jepiey < Ity were gidng on itrik?* nt
iiiiiliiit.'iit ttiroiigli sympathy lor the men In Buffalo.
Al that hour there whs a feeling of ginnt uneaslnew
in Hi.? ymd, but all th?? men aaaag -till at work.
Hier?? ?us a report that the men would wait until
J ?? 'J :.?> o'clock, when the heavy through freight
(ruins ..une in. before ft.sng on strike. The ofnclil?
about the ynil ajajra uinloiisly awaiting that hour.
T.'ie shipment ot fnilt and other perishable property
over UN Lebffft l'atto} l.allrrsid from this city, which
Ik an Impoi-tjut branch of the freight servii?? of that
road m this Unie of the year, was not attempted
\e?i.nl:iv. F.nrlv m the dar Thomts .1. Klose, gen?
eral Master a, ii'l-'ht agent of th?? J.eblgh Valley Kail
road, i-sited u notice to tbe freight MM-MOa the road
lu Jersey ( ity directing them to refuse to a? rept
aartebabto, property for shipment to points west ..(
Wav?rlv.
allaiter orders were Issued by the general freight
agent of the New-York, liti.?- K.rle und Western Itaj|
rtXid. The F.r.e roiul will, iKiucver, recel?, e elicli
fivlglit via Siilaiiutii-n, N. \.
1?? ? Uve Seigtniits MeNnuglit and Larklns watclied
'Ini azaaallva OMaai of tito New York. Lake F.rto and
lYeatcni Kallroiul in the Coal .uni li ni F.xcliauge build
ing lu t'ot'ihiudt M. yesiordsy. 'Ihc.v looked out that
no susplcl.ais imt-oiis luiki-d about tin? building, there
being: fear of rteteoaa.
At ihe fr.'lght offlrea of the l,ehlgh Valley road In
ili.? Jeraay tny ynrgj It was MM thai ihe eff.a't of tha
?tetto araa Uginnlng to to IMI there. Said one of
ine ?jente! ' VVo n-celve for shipment to We.stern
?Iti.?, in.in ten to twenty live etotsMM ?f bananas be
?MM Un?;'? ?inanlliles of other fruit every day. While
lit? j?i( sent co?dition of utTalrs lu Buffalo exlut?* w?j
laniK.t run the risk of bicomlng Involved In heavy
ilaiiuig tUlta by rMgfVtejgj p 'i.shuhli? frelg'lt."
('iiri;oes of fruit fov Maaten cities are expected tn
duy nt 1 lers Nos. ? uni 3, North Hiver, and Pier No,
?!, Iteri BtVeV. Mteay tratris were ?leluved yeatcrUiy, but
nil tin? live stock trains arilveit nearly m time. The
ohVlnls of both the E;k? and Lehlgh Valley roa.ls
e.\iue--el th ins? tvs as oOQAdaUt that the .strlk? wuuld
not hist long.
THF. ??????? COMPANY OFFERS A HPAVAIU).
riillailelplil;., Aug. 16.?Tbe following was Issued 1hls
aflenioon :
The ibila-ielphla and Re?ling Kallnrnj Conipiny,
Pill adulili.li. Augii.t 15.
Notice: A reward of ?,0t? will be jald to any person
or ixr-oo? wl.o will furnish the evidence which will Iea4
U> tlie MIMI ?<f any person or |n?ranns who ?hall be guilty
if violence to the eomivuiy't ?inpd.es .ir de^triirUon ta
Ha gfagaate. A. A. MrI.EOP, President.
A n.udlug oniclal. in speaking of this notice, ?aid:
?The Heading compatir mean? by this announcement
that summary mineures will be adopted to proteot
itself agulnst acts of Incendiarism, ii-sanlte upon ita
employes and eliminai attempt? to obstruct travel
and bring about general d.-stnictron to life and
property. It Is u question between property und
.r: ine."
The notice 1ms been printed In large type on card?
board nnd will be displayed at points along the com?
pany's Une? where the swltchmen'a atrito Is now la
puogrosa._
TO iriE.Vf) TifFle Ct'.YCLi?? iT OSWKQO.
Diinasciis Coo mar.rtety Xu. 5?, ?. ?. of Brooklyn, hu
made ?rrinKeaicnw wherehy Its msnibers can jitcnt the
anaual ronrJaw of the Oand roiuaiandery ?? Oswego on
September la, at sxcurslou rates. The satire trip will
oca? ai7. aa? lacltutea Ini-slaai iraaaponaUoa and total
' accommodation?. The nata wtll iun) onaBSnBBSB 19 Bg
8:30 p. m. ?'dark from tb? <*r?sd Central btatloe. Tbeao
dcalrlng ?? iota ?he axeuralan ?houli need ?belt senate te
Fiederlck D. Clapt, Xo. 188 Broadway, er O) Chart??
Eight, No. 8? niMd-at., au thai ? ?i?clel train atay bo
lhartcred. If poaalble.
? ?.? m ? ?
A nhvatciai wr.te? : "MUh?u? Wulr of UllMJ? l| tb?
bo-it preparation ?s ? tonic t have ever uaed." AvaaaCtaaiHu
lion? that are ireud? ood itliuuleaw. MlUau, IBS ? aa>y.
fUrrr*? Tr ee bee??? win o? r?P"'?' .'??? JIB
world laits. It U U? only attici? thai eompele lb? acaif
t? ? ? IM 4uty, ?n4 pro?tie? a apl?nela ?rap Of belt.
I.leb e f'omamnr'a Bmmec ef Beef.
lie aure yuu buy the Lloblg Couipany'a eaVy.
?.. ? f ? ? . ??
?URHlbD.
BEEDEN-CEARK-At Buffai?. Wedoondap. AUffMtJU),
luna, br the Kev. T. lui-ton e.nith, ?. ?., Jfrs.
(??rala Clark, of Chicago, to H? ury ?tolden, of Brooklyn.
Notice? of mnrrta^ree must be?in4oiged .with
full asme and sddreee. ?
DIED.
??????-On August 14th. Jan? E., wldarw of MattkMe
Abbott, ?r?? 00 y rar?.
n-iaiiM-i sud fr.ma? ../ the tamil ? are invitad ? ? Mead
the funeral aervlcea Una Tueaday evtotof, at ? o'ttoeS,
at her lau, residence. Uli Wen lytn-ni.
AUIRO-Oa Sunday, Auguat 14th. Ra.ijaiain A. Aibra,
?on of Sarah M. end tue late Albert? T. Albro, la the
?3d year of bin age.
Hei.it! \?. and rri-ml? ar? lnvit?d to attang the faanat
aervtcaa at hi? lata fidatene?. Banking* Btdf?, B. i? eg)
Tuesday, mtli tn?t. at 3 o'clock; p. m.
Interment at white Plaine at eonv?ai?n<?e*ef fondly.
? a.NO?-At Sprint Eekc. New-Jeeter, ?. Aug?t IdfjL
Jh'.ij, Whitney, youugcat ?ou of iteleu. W. and Fracct?,
?. Bingi.
Fune al private.
UEEKMAB-At Weet Hampton Beach, L.?I.. eri ?uaday,
August 14. Catharine Alevmder, widow af William yen?
wtuk iv??*maD, and daughter of the late va/lilla? Sellaos,
lu the 78th year af her eg".
Funeral ?ervien* WediicnaVty morning, at 10 o'clock, a?
Calvary Church, F?urth-ave. and Twenty-erat??*.
CARRCTHERS-At Mount Vernon. Auguel 14th, IBM.
?rare P. ? a-ruther?, ?rife ?'. John B. Ueerutbef?, aj
BrUtal. I'jiglaud. age Sd vmr?, 5 nontiis.
Punerul from lit south dm-a v., Mount Veniaa. ?. t*
W'ednaaaUy, August ITth. at 11 ?. ai.
? noi l>av*n (?land Ceuttal Depot at 10 ?'ciocie
Eurtip an paper? pleaee fopy.
CHAPPKEE-On Saturday, August i3ir..Jehn Csappall,
in th?? diet res? of hi? afe.
Relative? and friend? of the furile, alno thaeo Of bis
daughter, Mra. Ch?ile? li. Urad.v. ?re,rc?a^cUully Invited.
to airi.iid en? fun- mI tervkee at hi? late1 residence, 4M
Fa?i lH?th-?t. on Pie-dar evening, a? 8 e'eleak.
Interment at 0?k Hill I emet-r., Nrock.
DK'KIS'Soy In Brooklyn. X. Y-, Augna* 14, Marthe
Jl'i?h, ?Id..* of U.e 11??v. liixbjr Die kin ?on, D. D., .B h?
Mth veer. ? ^.
Funeral ?ervlre? will be lield at her Jatn ne?ldenen, Iff
Joint inon-st. Tueaday, 10th mat., at 11 ?. JP.
UILLYER-At inckeunaok. at, J.. Sat'trday, ?"?'??!?*.
1802, Sarah J. Hall, wife of the late \Vm. H. HrUye?,
In the TSth year of h?r ae?.
Funeral servtreii at her late reatdenee, ?gjes and Oay ate.,
Tu?ndar evening, ICtli Innr.. el T:30o'4"ck.
Train S. J. S X. Y. R. R-. l?avca foot a'oaebere.??. for
Central-ave. utafloii. Ilaekcuaack, at 0-3? o'cleak ; re?
turning, leava? 8:30 o'Cloek.
Carriagen In naJtnff.
IRWIN?At Saratoga Spring?. X. Y.. Augu?ftl8th, Robert
Irwin.
Relative? and friend? ?re Invited to attend the? funeral err?
vice? at the reeldenie of hi? ??o-ln-law, Dn? fseBnca ?.
Powfii. if w<?t 40th st., on Tueaday aftemooo, 10U?
pint, at half-past 4 o'rlock.
XAglVIS?On Sunday, th? 14th Inat.. Oeneeat Andrem
fsajiford Jarvli (late of Weaton, Cono.). In tlte 87tb yOM
Of 111? Utc
Friend? are Invited io attend the funerei aersylee?, ?rhlca
will b? held at Trlnlu ? hur? li |Wt?tport,vCona.4 OS
V\*edne?(lav. Aticu-t 17tn ?t 2 :15 p. m.
Interment at renv.'nlencn of family.
KlMlAM.l^Aft.r a ?non lllncn?. Edmund Ktaball, et
riti?n^ia. V. v., In the T8th year of hie age.
Fun'ral pnVBSB.
0<?I*i:.N -At Warwl.'li, ?. V.. AUBsiat 14th, ?. ??????,
wife ,)t W. I,. Oirden. 3t.-d ?>8 year?.
Funeral from her late rMldenre, Aujront IT. at 1 p- m.
pi I.I.aRD On Mondey. Aumist ?;*, ?8'.<?. .loaaobla?,
diughti-r of the let? Calvin l'ollard. __
Fui enl Treni her late residence, 409 Wnt 18th-et., Tbura?
day, 4 p. ra.
BM1TH?Olive Marietta, daughter of Marietta and Herbe?
?. Smith. Auen?) 14th. at t'-e faa?dSSea) ef Mr?. E. Bel??
field ?miti?. Shrewsbury, X. J., axed ? month? and t
day?.
SjTI.IXHiVl'8F,R-At hi? iMildeure, 175 CongreMmt?,
r.rooklcn. bundav. Augu?t 14. 1802, Henry W. Stela?
hauser. la the t>-$ vear of h!? age.
Funeral ?ervlre? at hi? late realdeoce, 10 a. m., Weejie??
day, Auguat IT.
pliM?e nm.t flower?.
WILCOX-Oo Bnndav, Augu't 14th. 1802. at the Oeerga
BeML Rlark lUrti. Cnun.. after ? llajterlng llloeae.
Sarah ?.. wife of the laf? narvey n. Wtbox, of to!?
clfy.
Funeral ?.'rvlees at her lut? reeldenee, 13S Manhattan ?ave.,
letwien tooth and ? th ?t?.. on Wcdii-aday evening,
Auituat 17th, at 8 o'.'lo'k.
I*hil<di|>hi? lepara plea*e ropr.
Klmllv omit flower?.
y.AnRlSKlF.-Entored Inn rout on Saturday. August 18th,
at N.'wiwrt. It- I., serali Jane, widow of ( hrl?tl?n A.
/.ahn?kli end daurhter of th. late William M. Tltu?.
Funeral ?ervbe? at .Newport, R. I., on Tue?<Uy tuoroiag/
at qunrter-pa?t !) o'eloek.
Interment In Woodiaan Cemetery, New-York.
M Of NT ?0G? CEMETERY.
Office. SSO eth-ave.. comer ?8d-?t.. gf. Y.
Kenalro OtneterT. on th* ll.iri-m Railroad. 48 mlnuMS
from the (irnod Central Depot. New Depot a? entrane?.
Offlcn In Fa?t l2d-?t.
EalablUbcd lt?78 --
MRS. MeEERATH'S HUME MADE PRESBAVAI?
f?RANDIEl). CANXED AND SfXCEB FRUITB ABB
JKLLIBS. ?,
Ff RE RED CUBRAXT JF.EEY ? ^????????.
EvarTthios out u? :n gl??* aM kent uetii fa"v,.ija
rices reference?, Ac , addraaa Mr?. ?ARA1? B. M?BX?
ATB. IM Patraw-os.. BroaKlya. ?- T._
PnelofH e Nollre.
(Should be read dally by all Interested, an change? aaay?
occur ?t ?nr time, ?
lettere for furelgn eountrle? ????? int I?? ?p*?'!?llV M?
drr??'-d f.ir dl?pateh bv ??t partlealar ?tenmer. eaeept whea
It I? d? ?ired u> ??.d eupii.etee of banking and cnmmereial
?!.? unirnt?. leSMr? not ?peeiallv ?ddre*?ed being ?ml by
fa.it???! >*?.?ei? avallali!?.
I ? p??? inalili fur tbo we*lt endlns Auarust ?0. will rloe?
ipromittlv la ?11 e?ae? at thl? eBle.? %\ follow?;
TLE&DAY?At l> ? ni. (?upiilemcnMry I0;30a. m) foe
Fut ope, p.-r ?. ?. Sjiree, via S<Mith?Tnpton and Bremen
(letter? for Inland B.u?i be directed "pir Spr?e?*) ; at I
p. m. fur G?G? sud Ceva. p^r a. ?. I'araenae ; at 4 p. n.
i-.r Borea del Toro, per ?. s. Waehlniiton.
W!,|i.VI'>OAY?At 0:30 ?. m. ??uimlemenWrr ? :M
a. m. ? Mr Euro???, pe' ?. ?. Cttv ?f Near-York, via
Qao*naSMrnj at 11 a. m, taf Fortune Inland, Havtl an4
SavaalllB, e to , ?? r ?. a Alvo; ut 11 a. ni. for Belgium
aireei ??.t ?. ? Rbval?od, via Antwerp (iettar? mu?t be
dlre.-ted "imr Rhvn!?nd"); at 11 a. m. (?uppleroentary
li SU ?. in.) for Europe, jier ?. ? MMUnnl??. via Queen?.
t. >'i tinter* nm?t li? directed "per llrlMnnlc"). at 13 m?
??uppVinentary 1 p. m.? for T'-ninmbueo. Rah!?. Itte
? ..??'? . >?n?.'.? ?ml r.a Plata r..untr|e?. via Rio Janelra.
??er ?. ? M?rela: ?t 1 u. m. fur Cub?, per ?. a. City of
WaaMngteii. ?. :? llav%i?a.
? III KsiiAY?At 11 a. m (?upplemenMrr 1? 30 p.
m . fur Kuropt'. par a. ?. rnliimbi?, via Southampton antf
llauil.ttr? ; at 1 p. m. (?uppleiiientarv 1 :90 p. ?.) far
Naa?au. S, V-, per ?. a. Johanu-'? Drun; at 1 p. m. (?ua.
n|i DMoMry 1 S'1 ?- "'?> f?r -st. Dumlnao and Turk? lalaai,
per ?. ?. '??erge W. Clerln.
FRIDAY-At 1 iv m. for Porto Rico direct, per a. a*
Calabria.
SATt'linAV?At 1S:M0 a. m. for j-'rance. .Switzerland,
Italv. Spain, Portuaal and isjrkev. per ?. a ?? Cham
incoe via Ifa* re ; al 2 a. m. for f..,ndon. Reignim. K.-lh.
erl?ntU. Auatrta, lierm.inv, Denmark. Sweden. Norwar
and Kii??la, per a. ?. ????t. via Houth?mpt<in uut nmaiee)
i letter? for other parta of Kujrpe muat be aire, ted "p?r
Aller'?); at I ? m. tor Xetherland? direer per a. ?.
Rr*vtrii4.im. via RnttArdare (letter? muat ne directed "pea
Ispaamdam"! ; at 10 a. m. (aupptenientarr 10 30 a- inT)
fr.r W|ndw?rd Island?, per a. ?. T-nnuaa (lettera far:
(>.i->i?d<\. TrUi'dad and Tobago mint be directed "por
Dermii?a") ; fit 10 a. m. r?upplementtrr |1 ?. m.) Toe
Central America leveent t ..*w Kie? aha Houth Paelltg
Porte, per ?. ??. Co!Nnt.|?. Ma ( ???? H'ttor? for Guatemala
mii?t be directed "per i'oloinbln") ; ?t 11 a. m. for
('?\mi>e.-|ie Chinna?, T?i<a*.'o and Yuratao. per a. a.
Cltv of Alexandria flett?>r? for Cuba. Tampico and Tux.
pam di'ivt ?nd other ?????.??? Ktate? vi? Vera Crai muai
be directed "par city of Aiexandna'T, a* 11 :oii
; ?uppiementary 1 :80 p. m.? for f?urope. pe? a.
via Queen?toivti ; at IS m. (?uppleinenfary "
for Pump?, ner ?. ?. Ar??n?. ?la Cjueenaflnwn
re dlre.ted "per Alaaka"! : at *\I m. fer brrenada, Trtniilci?
and Toh?jo P*r ?. ?. Areetin? ; at 12 SO p. m. for Profreen.
(?er ? ?. Ttahana (letter? for other parta of Mexico mue?
h? dlre.t'sj "pt>r Itabani") ; ?t 1 p. m. for bootJ?a4
direct. p?r ?. a. KumeMta vta (>!e?jrom? fletter? muai
be dl'erted "per Funie??la") ; at |:B9 p. m. for Bel.
glum direct, per ?. ?. ?t-???????. vii Antwerp (lettera
mint be dlr.H ted "|ier I'ennlana") : at 8 p. m. far
Truxlllo. per a. ?. Rover, from N?-w?Oriean?.
P%?E?I-?! *s?> "3. ,fnr rMtl n,rs fS Etmen. pet
?. ?. Fo\h?ll, from New-Orkana.
Mall? fer Anatrali?, Xew-Zealand. Haiwallayi, FIJI and
Vitioan i?l?*l? per ?. a. Mnnowal . from oa:i Fr?nelaeoiT
?'?e he-e dally up to S'Sptemhor "11. at 0:80 a. in. (or on
v?1 ?A Kew-York uf ?. ?. Auranla \efth Brltlnh rmfts
inr Au?tr? lai. Mali? for China and Jspan per a. a.
City of ?lo Janeiro (from Htin Fr?ne!?eoi, ' efo?e here
??tir ?? tn Angnaf ?ffl, at ? ?O p. m. Mail? for the Moele*?;
1?1?/?1? |#r ?hip OaJftjM ifrom Sin Franelaeoi. eloaa here
dally up to Aueiint ??5. at 0 :W> p. m. Mall? far the
Hawaiian M'end?. per *. ?. Au?tra1la (from s?n Fran.
.?????. .????^ here dally up to Aiipm ?JS. at ? :30 p. m.
Meli? for Newfoundland, hv rail to Hillntx. and teenea
by ????niner. fio?..? ut f.hl? oglre da'lr ?t ? :80 p. in. Mall?
for Mloneion. r<r r?M to nrwfon. and fhen''e hT ?fenme?,
rione at thl? onice d?'lv ?t ?1*0 p. m. Malla'for Cub?,
M? rsll to Tsmp?, Kla.. ?nd tlieni'e lie ?teamer mailing
Mondar? and TwHranM.in), elo?e at ihl? om>e dallr at ?-?0
a. m. Mail? for Mexico, overland, nnlan? apivlallv ad.
dre??e4 for dlapateh bv ?teamer, clone at thl? office daily
B?B?fk)e. nt?
T-an'.Pnel?e mail? ?re forwarded to Kan Fraoelaea
delly ?rd ?he ?etvadn'e of elottng I? arranged on the pre?
tiimptlon of fhHr iinlnt*r"'irted ove?land trankt to San
Fr?nri?en. Malla from the E??t arriving or? tlm? at Ran
?Meerrar? on ?he Bar of ?al'.kia of atnawem are *1titpatrJi04?
then-e the ??me d?T.
*tteal??ered mall rto<e? at A n. ni. p'e\ioa? dar.
Eitm v'nrt?lenientarv Mall? are opened on the pter? of
the Fsjl'ih Fr .neh and (ierw-an ?tesmer? at etin hour o?
elo?l'g of f?nreileree.. <?ry Mai1? at ten roatorMt?. whteh
rmraln open until wltbln ?en minute? of the hour of aallrnir
nfateareer. ( ORXKT.|fs VAN COTT t^tarnaator
Pnatofflre. New-Yn-k N. Y.. Auiruat 19. lfJB?.
r ?. ?. ? urania,
b 1 40 p. ml
ra ? letter* muat
I'lo-ie he
?rn
Political Notice?.
A* l.-Feiitle?! Pinners Fla*r? aad rortrvlta, Tisana?
pariiclen. Parade Banner 4c. Boat work br HOJ?IA
? i;K\?AM Artl?tn. 01 Chambee?.?? FaMrdlaked Igstt,
Ilendaiaarteraj far psllileal art banner?, traaafnnr?
eneie?. and fammini ?<??????.?????. rk-nal 1er lUuiaNtog
circular and "?Uloguu.
M R, T.F.VT fVlMPAXY, 57 WooM?r?M.. .Vear-Y?**.
Religione notice?.
HIS (iRF.AT fyflVF wherewith Ho lawed
St :4
0?d towaid ae. beeauae that (rod ?ant HI? only bagou?*.
?-?? into the word that we mlgbt 11>t through Uba.
. Herein ha love net that we loved ?Hid. but that Jfs
Mied un and aent Hin bon M be the preplttatlon tar ?we
?In?.-I John lv:8-10. ^^

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