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fJFWS OF THE CANADIAN PREMIER.
? ?--.?.-.'? * sir. WtLffUl bAURIHt'l ROT-ff. CBCIL
nettfn .'. iiii.iv!. ;??? on DomxioN
l'W. JI'MS
? ? have truly said thai <'anaia I. DOW I
mil? ? , Her population is now over flv? million
: . .j he hai. at j ou have stated, readily
!?-ailabl fertile lands which can give home,
food and ahelter to a) 'east one hundred mtll
Lsa ot mon. Il might be an Ind? pendent na
i'vp bul Canada tlovs no! seek to become a
independent natio:, liecaus. Canada to-day
' (irai an Ii lependenl nation. Were tro
' , | gland ... .??ubi no! hav? mure
.?-,? r and more freedom than we have at in?
{.(sscpt t!i ie, ui d al! thinking men with na ha> ?
l,o, th inclusion that there is as mu? h
L''.... ,?... .. ,? power, t.;:?? wealth and ?
ha,; ?,. ?.- in union thai Ii ? i?; ratlin. We arc
thus a fresh example, as you stated a
,'/,.,, : a.??, to out slstei rolnnles and if ihe
rtaeilde we have given la followed elsewhen
?fa , nfederatrofi takes place In Australia, if
?other confederation tab s place In South Af?
ri--, by-and-by. In a fee years the earth will
v,' be?*n a? ttb-il bj a serk ? of independent na
?,n? which, however, will recngnlae the eu
. of Kngland; and It seems tu me thai In
E? fai ? almw thi ? - ?? ;': I.'?? ;' for the
? the ? ?.??',.? at lare?
V, I" Canada may perhaps do somethlns
p(?- ', on !ii\?.? stated thai ??? share the con
; S y ? ? tn.-rien With -? great nation of
?, , ? race, but with whi?-h the relation, ot
?-. ??', have not always been of the most satis
?,' ..?? character, Sin?? ? hav.? been In Bag
Hn?? within '?he last few days, t seems to me
?ka- i have found evidences m>t a few that there
p.. perhaps In th? minds nf public men In Eng?
Cd, and not nil;.? In the minus of pubi:?? men,
Ut in the minds of the people at large, some
?.,.. : ? ? .?. ,f ? in*, it sentiment on the part
Sthe American Nation not altogether friendly
|l?r mother land. 1 would say without any
Mita ti. n at all thai tb?? sentiment which pre
nlls anion?; the a ?;?>.? ri?-an Nation Is ? senti?
rai . r ?ff? rtlon and of rev? rence, though un?
Munately thei still remain man-.- causes of
j-':. i, between the two nations. Tin? memories
?j the unfortunate Mate of things which pr.?-?
???.el under the old r?gime and which led '??
Ut War of Independence hav? mn altogethei
Ittr, forgotten. The rancor created by th?'
,?r is still living In the minds of the American
8? >
MEMORIES OF THE CIVIL WAR
*;hs might have !?>??? cast away, but unfortu
%%',*'?. as we know m our own generation,
Sre was a civil war In ? meri? a -a civil war
tjged, I am sur.?, in the nvi.ds <?f all men t*>
?? : r as noble s cause as ever excited men to
?(?M -for the abolition of ?lavery; yet it is a
JnatP-r ..f history, strange as it may seem to
tu in ?'..??? day-, that at that period the sympa?
thie?- of the < iviiizeii world were not inclined
on the side of the cause of freedom, if ? may
It permitted to speak my own mind -and 1 <!?>
pr, because what l state here I have ? ftcn stated
In PDJ own country, and I do not know how to
flatter I nave always s.ii.i in Canada thai the
attitude maintained by England and by Canada
wa? neither worthy of Canada nor <.f England
a? thai time. But if there wen a spiri! ?>f frtc
? ? rancor and enmity at work at that time
?ei roe say at once that those enmities bave
been, lo a large extent, removed by the conduct ?
??f the Queen of England hers? if In the worst
day ? ??f the war, when the opinion was preva?
lent in the t'nlte.i STi't.s of America that the
Engllea people were not as friendly to them ns
ught t.. be, the opinion was ais., prevalent
thai the heart of the Queen of England was en?
gaged on the side of liberty. In the worst days
of the war. in a poem addressed to the English
by the most American of all poets, J, < ?
whittle., while reprovlns England f..r her want
of sympathy with a cause which has always
keen ?bar to the heart of Great H.?ain, he paid
tils warm till ute to Her Majesty:
We bow the heart. If not the knee,
To England's ?Juron, Cod bless her.
THE QUEEN'S FRIENDSHIP FOR AMERICA.
Orly a few years later, at the close ?>f the war,
when th?? hand of the assassin struck down
the great ami wise tran who had carried his
Nation aafely through the awful crisis, the
Queen h-rseif, th?-n in the first years of her
cm bereavement, aent s letter of condolence
and sympathy to th? wife of the martyred
President. That letter from a widow to ?
??Mow appealed to th?? American heart. It
brought t?ars to the ejrei of strong men; it
?used tears to Ftain the furrowed faces of many
veterans, sir, this letter of th?- yueen did more
tr- -.use the bitterness that had been caused by
the attitude of the Hritlsh people than anything
rise could possibly have done. Tl?? re hi more
At that time we did n<?t know, as we now d<?,
the history of the diplomacy on this matter, but
we kn.w now. thanks to th?? researches which
have been made, that on a previous occasion
Mi the occasion of the unf'.rtunat? Trent affair?
when the sacred soil of England?because her
ihips are part of her ???11~had been Invaded by
American? to abstract forcibly from the soil ?>f
Eneland men who were guests of England?
?inn the dipnity of England forced them to
claim tack those prisoners?we know that the
hand of Her Majesty herself corrected the dis?
pitch of h?-r Foreign Ministr-r and erased ? ??t>
offensive word from it. ami left it in su?-h a state
that It was possi id? for the American Nation
tUSrreader without any surrender of dignity.
Row, these causes have worked and have hai
their effect. I am sorry to say that there are
still too many causes of friction remaining be?
tween Qreat Britain and the United States.
When 1 say that the people and the Government
of England wore not blameless, yet for all th??
baubles s hich have arisen sin.-e the Civil War
the blame, In my estimation, rests not with Eng?
land, but ivith the United States Let me hope,
however, that better feelings will prevail. Nay.
th??y are prevailing even at this moment. Of
all th" impressive BCCnoo, I am ?in?.?, of which
wt? have been witnesses during the Jubilee week,
the most Impressive by for was the service at
H, Paul's Cathedral, when the sovereign <.f
Bagland, the dignitaries of England, th?? people
of England, with uncovered heads, appealed to
Gid and thanked Him for the blessings <?f this
wlgn. This was a scene of great moment, yet
there ?c another scene going on every Sunday
Spon the decks of the great ships which ply be?
tween Emiland and the United States. There
every week you see passengers?American citi?
sene, British subjects?pray to Ood together for
Her Majesty the Queen of England and for His
Excellency the President of the United States.
Let us hope these prayers shall not be In vain,
but hope that tiie gnds Of war shall never spread
Wings between England and the united
i'? ?11 If ever they come to that let me
say here that th?? feelings of my own people in
the colony of Canada would stani true by the
flag ? hkh protects lx r and her liberty.
I DINNER To QENEBAL W00DF0BD.
'? Ingi : July II -Softer Dupuy de l/.me. the
?wsnlah Minister, and s<?oia ???? Lome entertained
?>? d nner to-night Stewart !.. tVoodford, the t. m .?
led Minister to Spain, and Mrs. and Misi
1 Iford. The guests Invited to meet thr-m were
?WaUtant He'retarles l>.ty and Ades of the State
aspartinent, the Portuguese Minister and Yls
(Oantesa Tbyrso, Softer Reagite, the Colombian
d'Affaires, nn?i Mr?. Rengifo; 7>r M?rou,
( ? Argentine Minister; Mi<s Drain, Beftor ?Soler,
? ? ry; S< fior Qalaraa, fldrd secretary, and
amor Almeldo. attach*, respectively, <?'? the Spanish
? tlon.
?
I/ VI TOR OOBM ! V RECOVERED.
'??aerei, Md., Jul] -Senat Qorman b.-is . n
' : G r< -, red from .*..- : Ispo Itlon and
* il r?>.iim? l ?- .-. itorlal duties to-morrow,
SECRETARY SREBMAN'S SOTE.
HAS MADE THE ANIMAL ROAR
r - it orna!.
. slating ol the tall of Ihe British II
retary Sherman bas made the animal roar, but
all .' will amount ta If the I I 81 ?
tnab ? th? :.. ?. roai .. . - ?? hi ?? ...
I ....
1 - ?'.'??' A PPi-:? ? ? AMBASSADOR HAT'S
hTEOOTIATIOXS
? ? Iphla Inquirer.
.?.-?..?. Iherman'i - to Lord
? .'?.-. , . .?.!!(,
'???'?-.? ? ? I?;. ? ' . : . . . -
s hai ??? ? ? give that th? loti? ? do? * ???
f - .- which Ambaa
? olor ?|-> i? . ondie t r.i- and in.? eonferenrea Will
y- ?eld at Washington ??? ihe lutuo ?? which thi
? ? Stat? - England ? ih ...
?Tpreseated.
IMHT?N THK HEELS OF THE LETTER, TOO
M T:ie Tro-? Dally Tim?.??.
; on the he?i of Secretai t Bherman'i ?? ? ?
ailing 'ir.-at Britain th.?i ahe ti ?.?! not k< pi
Jo-.: com?? another audarloui American, and .?
???? ? t that, who s'lve? England a ai
???il?G^ hie boat's ??..-? al Henley, ? |i n.t
?Jr,.'i?ii.>{ tt.a1 tr.t disgruntled Brltom say thai tbe
P'dejf regatta was no' intend??..! for na>-amen of
k'a - lasi Evidenti) It waa p it,
JOHN BULL JN A RAOE.
?a The Cln? Innati Enquirer.
? r-irre: tr. ?..''serve thet Mr. 1 lull - . ... ?
*r_iii. of iiilnd. He tnk? ? n han ' lai -Mr.
nan _houid hav? t?>id blm lliat h? j .,???: trie
< ?.:. I ? .??j. . - ? iti?? l'ari? .? ,?,. ?
?. > -1. t ti?? ?iffieuit: . .imi ??? ? : when tho
?eejiery CMinrneiie^.j. . . . Th? mm! control
'"o', ?t \ory momentoiis one. bui 11 serves aa an
?*Jec: ?esson to show that the Uritist (iovernmenl
2 is,'.** and unscrupulous In it?* dealings with ua
?r<- H chooses to be so. It Is beca us, its word Is
?at good, un1 :?? ?ause It Is without honor in Its to?
nal deall - - whenever Its Intereel re<iu!re
Jf*"!?i>. that tie- arbitration treat? ?ajmi Lb** '?ov
er0?)?.:i'. ?a ?s r? j? ?;? I.
ROUND ABOUT EUROPE.
MUNICIPAL LOANfl "OH HONOR,"-The seen
clatlon of l'ari- stimmi* has for several -mars post
1?? ? n ?.??????_ nn.in y to its m.mluM on lh<*lr hunur,
u??? transaction being kept strictly confidential, tne
? .mes? ?f in?, borrower* Ixeln?- known only t<? th.?
ci?? ?.lent .imi id.? treasurer. Ene-miagad ny tie
fSCi that ??'.. IV !..;.!?.. ;,s w..|| ?,v , ?, m;, ?,.<,. n. <
boon ?inly repaid, ?h., muntctpalfttai ??? - ? .. ? ,t <?*
thi leading Pre?en ?iti. ? have now ra<tai*k**d spati
.? similar scheme, trith the object of keeping their
y,.a,o? m, a out of the hand* of tha usaren .m?!
ime time developing ? heir character end their
?.-ns.? ..? :, npunslhlllty. Thi municipality ,,t tin
??? .? Industrial rentre and ?? It) of I.ill", m the
north ol Fran?.?, in particular, has Just endowed ,?
fm.? for idvancing loans ?? thli nature t?> the stu?
ii.-nis ,,. it? university, which is the meal Important
? ,.? prospero ?? ir. Krnn? ??. nexi ? ? thni of ? * ? ?
Uli. JAMESON BACK IN APRICA In eptte of
Um us-deretanJIng bat?. th? Oevernssants uf
England and the Transvaal al th> tlm?? when Dr.
Jameson and ?Us fellow-re Idem wore turned ever
t?> the British authorities at tii.? latter'?-, request, to
,:..? .???.-,?? p,..; -?? any rate imi.e ,,r tbe i? aders of
?')?- raid sliotii.i be permitted lo return tu loath
Vin?. ]>- Jameson iiims.-if has Inai been allowed
i' embark . Southampton for Capi Town, ?t is
only fair t?> edd thai his departure was attended t?y
mu ? secrecy, and was poialbly Ignored by ti.??
Rritish Qovi ? nm<eni until too late. Meanwhile
?'???ll Rhodee Is rapidly recovering the popularity,
?!i.? prestige and th?? Influcn???* whleh hr formerly
enjoyed In South Afri.,. eopoelaUy assona the ?
Dutch population of the Cape Colony, who consti
"?' the agricultural element snd Whose internst
he his all along more strongly championed than
any other Rngllsh nolltlclan or statesman. The
Dutch farmer throughout South Africa looks noon
lilm as the m.m mor? likely than ?ny other lo fur
ther i.is welfare, and this In Itself, apart from all
other consid?rations, Is enough to iti\?.??: Mr,
Rhodes with ? iii.-.-t piit.-tit i:iiinen<*<* in South
Africa.
TURRET BUYS MORS <"A.\.vox.?The Tnrkloh
Qovernment ha* just concluded a eonfraet with ;
tWO ?if Hi?- leading hOttSOS In Hcrmanv for the stip
ply of ;i tains quantity of heavy ordnance, which
Is ch!??fly m be employed in etrangthealne ihe <_a>
t- n. ??< ol the Dardanelles, ani three or four const
portions In the ?Juif of Bolontoa. The seme bens? s
have likewise undertaken to provide another 109.00?
Mausei repeating rifles for the Turkish Army, an.l
are receiving ? large number of old ?veinions from
the Porte for purposes "f modernization. The
? ??'? Inspection of the Dardanelles defences by
Russian officers has shown that, thanks to the Her?
man officers under whose supervision they have
been reconstructed snd strengthened, they ur- now
^"o formidable th^t it may be doubted whether any
naval commander would cure to run the gantlet
of t!i-*ni
??ITY FATHERS OO ON STRIKE.?Ths Austrian
Oovernmenl is confronted with a strike of o some
what noval character. Bo .?-??-?a 1.1 the exaspera?
tion in the German districts of Bohemia In oonnoo
tton with the recent Imperial decree which makes
Ciech equally with Herman the official languore
thai the municipalities of a numher of Important
cities an.l tewns have declined to perform any
longer foe various duties vit1: which they have
until now been Intrusted by ?h?* Qovernment, such
as, for instan????, the collection of certain taxes and
the summoning of the army reserve men. Thy
Qovernment has responded by dissolving a num?
ber ot th? municipalities, and metter? are in su??*!
a rit: ,: m thai tin* suspension of the nu
tlonnl cons Itutlon Is being openly discussed as
more than probable.
TRAMPS AS TAXPAYERS. -Russia ls probably
the only ? I\iii7.?'(i country in the world where ?
tramps nr?? officially re tognised ind protected by
the Oovernment. This ?s ??specially the ease with
the tramps ef tin* Important province of Bensa.
where they are organised In ?'.??'? and start out
pvery spring to beg systematically through the
other pci-s ,,f the empire They do M ereil that
mi th? ir return In the autumn they are able to pass
the winter in ease and Idleness with their wives
anil children, an?l are favored by the authorities
? ise they happen to be aboui the only Inhabi?
tants of the province who ar aWe to pay tH?-ir
taxes In full, it is calculated thai during their ?
tours tiny are able to lay asid?? about $.1?i a month. |
SPAIN ISSUES A NEW ?LOAN.?The "Madrid
Qasette" lias just published the decree recently |
ena? ted by the Bpanlsh Parliament establishing an j
additional charge of ?G? dot cent on all import dutl? ??
and customs du-? In Opaln. The .1.?. r. .? adds ?
saving clans?? to tne effect that engagements ;
under th?* existing treaties Of commerce will he re- j
spectfd. and likewise expresses the expectation that
the tax win h? m?erely of ? t? mporary character,
since Its objeol is to provide the means for the \
Spanish colonial wars, now drawing to a close, ?
How heavy has been the cost of these wars i?
shown by the (act that tbe Oovernmenl has just !
Issued through the Hispano Colonial Hank of '
Barcelona a lean of |4?).(io0.000 In 6 ?per cent bonds,
Thi whole pr.is of this loan. f??r which the ;
Qovernment is paying an enormous commission to
the hank, is needed for th?? expenses of the Insur- j
rectlon In the Philippine Islands
ITALY'S CROWN PRINCE TO COMMAND AT
NAPLES.- The Crown Prince of Italy has, by
virtue of a royal decree Jus! ??sued, been ap?
pointed to the command <?f the Tenth Army Corps.
the headquarters of which ur.? at Naples, l'util
now he has hern stationed al ??"1 ?r???!???*.
MAD CATS WORSE THAN MAD DOO?.?Ac?
cording to the. return.? just publish? ?l by ths Pasteur
Institute at i'arls, fully M per cent of the patients
treated there owe their injuries to the bites of cats
afflicted with hydrophobia These wounds are ron
?Idered hy th?? medical officers In attendance to
present a greater degri.f danger than the hiles
of ma?l dogs, noi because ther?? is any difference In
the vtrue, bui because, in the first place, tbe teeth
of cats, being more pointed than thus.* of dogs, In?
flict a deeper wound, and also ?,,? >au*e a mad dog
usually fastens hie fangs Into the arm. the hand
or the leg, while ? cat Invariably jumps for the
face if the person ll attacks. The nerve l'titres are
fu more exposed In the face than In either tin
arms? or togs, ani hence the virus enters into the
circulation mor?? rapidly by means of ? blti In the
face than through on?? elsewhere In the body. It
may !? added that the returns of the Pasteur In?
stitute for the last year show that 1 p. r ceni Of the
patients who have submltt?sd themrelves to tn at?
men?, have heen bitten by mad cows.
NO MORE ROQUEFORT CHEESE France, and
through France the whole of the civilised world, Is
threatened with sn Irreparable calamity-from s
gastronomic point of view. Roquefort cheese la
? i with extinction. Th?? milk of the sheep
that browse?! on the thyme-clad hanks of the I.al?
na ? ami of the Aveyron, has long since ceased to
s'.ilfi??.? for th?? market. Flocks have accordingly
been fed In grasa* pastures, and have yielded s
larger quantity of milk, bui of a very Inferior
quality. Worse still, cows' milk has been mingled
with that ?? the sheep, and. the cheese being artifi?
cially ripened, sp.ly deterioration ensued Cheeae
? ? now look askance st what Is called Roque?
fort and hesitate to such an extent t" buy it thai n
business which in tlm?-s past has been worth $1??,
CW.OOO and has afforded employment t<> oy*r one
hundred thousand people, Is at a standstill, with no
prospect of revival: tor a name ami an art one*
lost are almost beyond recovery.
RUSSIA'S "LIBBRTT OF THE PRESS/'-Tha
"IMs.'? one of the most important of the Kreat
metropolitan daily newspapers of St. Petersburg,
has ?just stopped publication, and on th?* following
grounds: A -short time ago the edit? and propri?
etor, M. liadj. i.uniff, discovered that his principal
assistant was a police spy who had joined th?? staff
?if the 'itus" In order to keep the authorities thor?
oughly ported In what was going on In literary an.l
Journalistic circles. On learning this M. iladje
buroff at one notified his assistant thai bs was dls
whereupon he himself was summoned to
?he of*!??.? of the lmiM-rlHl censor of tlie press and
. ? thai unless he consented to keep the spy
in hi- .-iiiiii"'.? the powers of confiscation and of
censorship would be employed to the utmost by the
Qovernment to ruin the paper, whereas if the spy
was permitted to remain the "Rus" would enloy
comparativi Immunit) froi.nsorshlp, M. Hadje
? declined to be a pu"... t ? any such ss ;?r
ment, .?nd. In order to eseape the ?persecution
of the Imperiai censor, suspended the issu,? cf his
DONIZETTI'S CENTENART. Elaborate prep?
arations are being ssads si Mllsn fer the purpose of
celebrating the centenary of Doutaettl at Bergamo
next month. The fetes in honor of the occasion
will '?e ni a musicai character, and ? number of
, .": ri* artists, Including Mme. Melt.a. ur.? to take
., ,rt therein. The who!?? affair w-i;l be in ?harne
of Signor l':/-/.l. Ihe newij appointed director of the
, ?' ; -, , -, itory of Music ?it Milan.
CHURCH OF TBE STRANGERS TO 00.
The Church of the Strangers, in Meteor?**- be
?u??.? Blghth-st. ami sfavarla*" Place, one of the
re? -ion-? buildings In Um city, Is to he torn
. v, snd ? business structure built on Its site
The toase of the ground, belonging to the Sailor's
Snug Harbor setole, has expired, and as soon as
Du- COnaregStton has found g new meeting place
the old building Will he raz??i
The history of th?. i'hurch of the Strangers is an
Interesting ens. Ths cbun h was built in im* for
the Mercer su????? Presbyterian Chnrch, and Dr.
Thomas ii gklniMM w?si Its ilrst pastor. About
thirty year? "??> ti.? building became vacant, owing
t0 ni.nsolldation of the congregation with the
University Place church. The Ber. Dr. Charles F
Deem? was ut thai :ini- holding non-sectarian
,. , : ?. |n the old University Building, U'nshlng
ton Si|'i..r?'. Commodore vanderblll gave him
?J50000 to buj Hi? church bullding, mid Insisted Oil
Dr Deems*s holding it In his own num.?. The lattei
named it thi Cburi?!?. uf the strung??? and declare?!
that It was at war with no ?lenomtuiiHon, but
would endeavor t?. supplement the work of other
churches The building remained Dr Deems'/
pro*? ?. ? until ?? sh ?rl t ':???? ?? :? f h Is ?!? aih. In 1?'.?3,
%vn, ,, h< tin ferr?*-d II ??? the ? >n**i ?., HI ?a.
Tlie Rev. A."n Blackburn is the present pas
tor. He Is now lookitiK for at. oilier lite, bui 11 '? -
the church will not move uptown. More than |O.0w
has been aubscrlbed within tbe leal fnrtni?ht f< r
the building fund without snj sopea! bring ma?!??.
OUTINGS for nn: POOP,.
1.AST WKKK'S PRBSH All? l'l'Nl? RECORD
-THIS WKKK> ENOAOBMENTB.
In ho! weather brevity la ? virtu? A few Rgnres
follow, ttrtpped ban of in comment, to show wbai
ha? been and ? betas doae by the Tiltwrna fresh
Air Fund ...??; weeh forty parties, aggregating
i.. ? ? illdren, wee? . ?.- :.. the reentry <>c .? fort
nlght'a vacation. Theri were also two day es?
curalons, gt? lng .? gay ?f pleasure and rest on the
wit.r to tM mothers aad children. In all MM
Inhabitants of \. w v,.r!? teneraeata r.i ved
1 risii air lest wet-k
weeh will see thirty-elshl parties et chil?
dren ?-tart for to.intrv. There will also be
three da) excursions, Last week** record ssaj
be ? ? ?. ? ? - ? ? ? .is regarda the number <?f children
?., nested.
An unknown person, uh.? algned himself "Con
atanl Reader." dropped a line to The Tribune the
other day, taking ?f children were ?'.in ?>????? mot
? ? the oeaatry ???, the Tribuae Presh Air ruad, it
ia possible to tead . instantly arttheel reading ibor
oughly. "Conatani Read ?" ;- t? peetl itlj referred
to tho pre? ? ding paragraphs.
To-day alone will witness the dep?rtate for the
??'ititry of Isa parties, coaaaatlag of esr children.
These parties will go to Hssleton, Pena.; Sherman,
X. V.. Hsrklmer, N. V.; Pslrfteld. i'oim.; I.itit-,
Peon.; Prssland, Pean.; Ashland, ?. p ; Dstaee,
Penn.; Brattleboro, vt.. and Mlddletown, If. t.
The party fur Hasteten number? IM children.
They will be teostved by the Rev. J. M. Moorhead,
who has made the arrangements f..r :h?-ir rooeptlon.
The peuple ?.f six churches have combined t??
give the little "flesh airs" | good tin?"?.
Another Isrge party i? thai which go?-s to Pros
lead Pean, it nnmben MB children, sad is .1 re?
markable pany, m that wlthla the last four days
IH children have gone to Precisad Ties?? little
ones met with auch an enthuslsstle reception end
wire so well like.! thai orders for more have been
pouring in from preeland aver eines. These orders,
when Riled, will result In tfl children enjoying s
vacation st 1 'reeland. The cbil.lren of the Ilrst
party were met at the station by ever two thou?
sand people who were int.-i?? !??,! m the affair. At
.? small place just this aide of Preeland, where two
children w< m espected, a crowd of <>t-.?? hundred
people leathered at the station simply to welcome
Ihe two little visitors. The following are some of
those w ii?? have tost invited children to visit them:
James Hatpin, John Miller, Henry Relncer, Oliver
Menalnger, !>.??'??? Shoolln, Mrs. Edward Troll,
Mr.? Mary Hughe*, Mr*. McLoughan. .lanes Tul
ley, William Hcer;?. Mrs. John Thomss, ?"harle? W.
Ken.H??. Lewi.? .ones. Mi- Mar) krouae, John j
Price, William Dudley, Nell Kennedy, John Ed?
wards, Philip Price, Peter Jeelsukl, Stanley Stotsku,
Adam 1 ?oik.?ski ami .lohn Veehkarltch.
The first of to-day's parties starts in th* morn?
ing for Herklmer, N. v. K. !.. King has arranged
for the sixty children who compose this band, and
th.-re have been ??.???? invitation* from persona
living in ?.? ui.? place*, aa well aa in Herklmer
it?, if. The following have Invited children to their
homea: Mrs. M. Punger, M-s. s Germain?. Mr?.
Oeorge Drury, Mrs. Clinton Early, Mr-. Daniel
Smith, Mrs. ... B. Petti*, Mrs P. ?Vltheratlne, Mr*.
J Ostman, Mrs Harvey Reese, Mr*. Miller, Mr*.
Sarah Loomia, Mrs. Ki.l Puller, Mis. O. B, Petry.
Mrs. .lohn M mor, Mr?.. An loi: H?is?r, Mrs Lem?
per, Mrs Kdwards, Mr*. Blry Crisman, Mis. A.
Taylor, ??-. Daniel Bellinger, Mra. ?? i! Vati
Hennlck, Ceylon IV lb>-, Mrs. ?Valth.irt, Mr*. J. ?.
Baker, Mrs. Ben Brooks. Mra Jamet Evane, M? -
i.? ? Heiinlng*. Mr?. Prank Qrlffln, Mra. Devin*.
Mrs. I>. N. Crlatman, Mr* El Orendorf, Mr-.
O, B P? try, Mr* E, ?'? P? nner, ??>, Dani? ? ?? !
ling? r and Mr.--, ?. ?. Pierce.
I'ii? party for Ashland, N. II.. is composed ol
boya entirely, and they are _?.???? to the flroloi
School ??:???,? nt thai place for t* . w.-.-k?. Will?
iam W. Hoppln ha* Invited them. Hla klndnc*.
will be appreciated tl??? more because the life tin
lails will lead ia the weeds there I* sn Ideal one
for ? oya
At Drattleboro, \'t.. arransemenl hav? Leen
minie t?i entertain aeventy-i Im children. C. <>.
Day has forwarded Invitations Or tli?? children
from the following f.milli.-s: ailbert Brigham,
Walte, White, Hamilton, Jam??* A Reed, C. O.
it. .1 Thomas Bchorllng, MeVey, lllnkle, Warren,
.Mors?. Harria, Cain, Hndlock. li.??, m.ni. Adam*.
Harris), Lar,ke, Cushnsn, I.? Roy, K,,\. Brown,
l'pham, Prost, Brown t_nd Mr.? K. li. Thomas.
In th?? middle ?.f the day a band ol fifteen chil?
dren will atari for Delano, Pena They will be
accompanied by five children a*ho an especially
Invited t? other placea. Th? Rev. .!?>hn ?'. ??p?*
baa brought nhoui tin? sending of this party.
Th?- remaining party of the ?lav <?,?; PcnnaylvanU
will start in the m?dale of the day ;iiso, and ?? to
t.ititz. Porty-elghl ??hildr.-n have been asked for
thr ????,-?. II. R. Uibb I. Th? following are the bo t*
and hoatesaea: George Schreiner, Eugene Bru
haker, Mrs. Huebner, Abram l.cngnecker, laanc
Shoemaker, I, B. Mumma, Ml** I ../._;?? rlrubnkei
H. B. Leaman, Miss Hannah Hull, Mi-s Mil.. ?
Hiirkboi.il r. H< nry ll..b.?. k? r, G B Bu? ?. Mis.
.lohn McCloud, M. Parry, W, Bouder, I.. Urosh, A.
Kreider, H. Oreek. the Rev. Mr. Sampsel, J. K. ?
Wagner, Samuel Longnecker, Moni?..? Ixingneckrr,
A. U Pfauts. .lohn Bombereei Daniel Oraybell,
Abraham Huber. Miss Elisabeth Weldner, Jacob
Kreider, X. K. Brubaker, Monroe Marleya, Peter
M. ir.ss. il. R. Qibbel, Mia? Mai Weld m an. Mrs.
McDowell, l. <!. Pfauts, Henry Bomberger, Joacph ?
Wlsaler nnd Mrs. H. Shoemaker.
Por mothers ami young children there were two
da) excursions las! week. Both of these wen! to
Excelsior Drove, on the Hudaon, Thursday'*
party waa gathered by !.. G Hill, of Ihe Brooklyn ?
Children'a Aid Society, from the crowd??.I a?
of th.- city under the ahadow of the Bridge. On .
thi* excursion there were HI bable?, ?,?:; children I
and .11L' mothers, a total of l.lfit The total on Fri?
day's excuralon WSi only four lesa, bul the Item*
were different. There were KS adulta, ?Sl chlldri p
and 140 bables This excursion was from the mid
die West Bide of New-York, and it was under the
charge of the Home Mission Bunday-achool of the
Bloomlngdale Reformed Church. Bj means .?f
these two excursion? 2,308 tenement dwellers, di?
vided almost evenly between the two great cities.
received a day's ?hanse of scene an.l unlimited
portions of pure air.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
l. c. W. 11000
Jane J. Tinner. Brooklyn. BOO0
Mrs. Charlea T. ('?...k. Biberon, N. .f. psi???
l. M. N. IOS
W, Courttand Roblneoti, Potadam, V. Y. 200
Mr.?. Charles B. Al?nuui?_er, Seabright, N. .t.. ... listi??
"A ?..??.t". 100
]?' F*. Thompson, Oanan-algua, X. Y. G?????
?. n. ll. -j???
in meinory "f mother". .:..?>
T. P. M '.'. '? '.'. '? '? '. '?'. '? '? . '. '. '. '. '. . '? '? '. '.. '. '. '. V. '. '? ".'. '. '. '. '. '. '. "? ???
I.. B. Sparrow. lois?
M. M. . is?
..-';ir S? tv-nli-rr. Jr. 'lis?
Prarloaalr aekaowl-dged . ? i.xu i:,
TotBl, Julv 17, 1-?7.?ii,*:.i u
EX-ROY A LTY AT CONEY ISLAND.
DOINCM Of MRS DOMINI! DURINO REM TitlP TO
TiiK RSAgHORg,
Ex-Qucn Lllluokalanl enjoyad herst-if hugaly on
h'T Saturday trip to Coney Island. 'Tier Majesty"
went down to the Island in ths manner pur-ued by
thousands of plain clti-e.is every day, namely, one
of the reK'ilar excursion steamboats. Arrived ,v
the pier, the ex-Queen repaired to the piasi? of
on.? of the restaurants thnt Mr.? the beach and nte
luncheon, it so..? became known that former
royalty was on view, nnd tbe crowd manifested con
aiderabie mild curiosity. Aft.t lini, ?? ot? Lllluokalsni
wus content to Sit On the piazza for an hoar arid
watch the Lathers. ll.iwaiians nr?> born swimmer?,
and are nevei o happy ?_ wh?-n in the water. The
?a-Quean did not anband her dignity sufficiently to
take a plunge herself, but h?-r Hawaiian secretary,
Joseph llelehue, could riot keep nut of the water,
and wb.-n he was fairly in he gave the natives
p.iitr.s on iwlmmlng,
After .m bom or so the party took ? walk in Snrf
,i\.?, ,???.? Mrs. Domini* espied the lofi atop? ?if the
?, it? ? with its .-.it? Oashlns iwtftl) down, one after
another, The aquatic li?i?-b ? was quick :?? s le?
itest indulgence In the sport, snd l.n uokalanl'a eyea
flash??.! merrily as aha asseuted. 8o tha entire
party embarked in on?? ??f the cara and tli-.? away
into tin? ?aa, and Mrs Domini* afterward admitted
thai she liked It Sh.? Included all Coney isiand
In her admiration, and said ?.h- didn't wonder a bit
that so many Nsw-Vorkera ??????? t ,.:??
yesterday she k.pt to her apartments at the Alte?
rnarle.
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MA RTl \ FILI A ? RIA TI SRI Ito.
Plattsburg, ? v.. July is? I'nuHual ii.?,, rest at?
tached to tho ?'athi.ii? Bumsser School to-day, on
account of th?? preen. ?? of ArchMsbop Martinelli,
i'atial Dstasjats? Th?? Archbishop woo the eelobrsnt
of a pontili.'al mas?. Among other prominent
.?hurchin??!? at the altur won Monsignor Bbarsttl,
Blahop ?Vstterson, of Columbus; Bishop Gabriela
of Ogdenaburg; the Roy. .\!. Lavelle, preeldenl of
the school; the Rev. J. ll McMahon, of New-Tork
?un! vi.isr-Osneral Walsh. ?>f Plsttsburg. Blahop
U'atter-on preached, hla aubleci i??-i??g ? licnuty in
tha Material .ui?l Spiritual Senes." In tt:.? after?
noon s ?. ? eptloa iras tendered to Arch blahop Mar?
tinelli at the assembly grounds in i'llff Haven, and
?ddresse* of welcome w?re mad.? b> President La
reile, John B. RUsr, ? halrman o. the Kxecutlve
Board, and C. S. Porrea, preeldenl ?.f the Cham
plan. Club.
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MORE RAIN EXPECTED ??F??.
A heavy downpour of rain, which b.-k-.m about
6:30a. m yeeterday, ?????:???? the plaas of thou??.?:!?
of btaycltStS and Others Who bad nadS prepara?
tions for an enjoyable Sunday's outing. Disap?
pointment G.???????? everywhere Travel was ? ?
eedingly r.t?bt on railroads, t?-rri?-s and excursion
?learners The public park? were deserted, ?md
th??!??? wer?? >.?.?! than on? ?|uarter of th?? average
? mber ..f Sunday visitor?? ,.t the Aquarium, which
was ?fio. m\ ami unattractive The heavy rainfall
ia-.is ?:ir... .unlit.nous uiiill about noon, and there
ware aiiow.ra until about _ j' l..-k. The afternoon
was Cloudy anil sultry, and comparatively few peo?
ple ventured s ?ray from their horn? a. The forecast
for ??-day I-: Showers and statlon.-iry temperature.
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I'E WE PARLEYS WITHOUT RESULT.
mik ambassadors kkitsk t<> nkuotiatk
WITH ANY ONI BIT TFWFIK PACM \.
Constantinople, July ?1*??At Saturday's sluing
of th- psatS conference Tewflk Pacha, th??
'I'utkish Mlnlater ?>f Porelga Affairs, arrived
late. He submitted to Ibe retsferenca g tos
fronti?? schonte, whi.ii was anacreptahls t<? the
Powere, ami the Allianoaflors thereupon In
fii'iiie?! Tewflk that th?? ? ?infer.????? WOttld ad?
journ until he broogtSl a written acreptan??.? by
hi.?, ?qovernment of the frontier line traced by
the milita r\ ait a? Mo.
it WM arranged thai the Turkish Military
Commiaston should meet the lorepsan military
ni leb?S a* !? ??'?lock yesterilay morning, at
Tophune, but the Turks falle?! to keep th? ap?
pointment.
ThS Aml.assa'lors assembled at 10 o'clork, but.
finding that Tewflk Pacha ?11?! not come. ad?
journed t?? the Austrian I'mbassy. where T?wflk
presente?! himself nt n???n. With tho excuse that
the Balten bad detained him an.l the Military
Commission at the Y?Att tCtooh. TewSh ss
plained that tin? Suiten had appointed Marshals
Bekhl Pacha ami Baad-ed-Din Pacha as new
military delegates to negotiate peace. Th?* Am
hessadors unanimoualy and positively ?|?????????
to discuss the qUMttons at issue with anybody
except Tewflk Pocha.
Although the orders recently issued bots bean
countermanded, l..,insi troops ar?? still held in
readiness t<? start for Crete nt the shortest
notice.
Djv.nl Pacha, whom th" Sultan ordered to pro?
ceed to Crete as a Turkish emissary, has now
been order.?.1 to postpone his departure. It is
understood that the Bowers thronene.i to resist
his landing by forre
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THE PEOPLE SMASHED THE GATES.
??.G? ? aus DEFIED at ? watkihn'. ??,??"?
XEAR QREENOCK, SCOTLAND,
Oreenock, July 18.?A curious scene occurred to?
day st Dnnoon, ? watering-plsca seven and one
half miles from this City, ('.teat excitement has
prevailed there for several weeks incinse the uu
thorlttos of th?? borough refused to allow passen
gers to land there on Sunday, To-day ? ptoasun
strainer arrived there, and found ths pier cloeed
and a guard of police stationed st the pat???. The
whole town tnrneil out to watch the proceedings,
it having I.? announced that a landing would t?'
effected, despite the prohibition of the authorities.
The passengers ?ande!, hesded by ? popular
Scot?'ii agitator named Hunter, amid the cheers of
the populace. Hunter demanded that the gates be
opened, and, compliance with the demand being re?
fused hy the police, the p.issenge-s made I charge
and ultimately smashed the sates and entered th.*
town. The poli??, w< re roughly handled by the
steamer's passengon.
Thousands of the populace ?lanced with ?leltght
over tii?? outcome Of the conflict, and ran to Hunter
to shake his hand, the p.-nple of the town holni? In
r.ivor of the admission ?>f tourists oa all days.
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WANTS TO MEET A MAN OF HIS OWN PANE
??'.???: hkni'.i OP ORLEANS ???'LINKS LIEU
?????? PIMPS CHALLEMOS TO A DUEL.
?London, July II "The Dally Malfe*? Paris enr
rerpondent says that Brine Henri of Orleans de?
clines to fichi a duel with Lieutenant Pint, one of
the Italian officers recently releaeed from captivity
,n Abysslnls, who wee designated hy the drawing
of lota among hi? comrades to challenge the
Prince.
Brin.?.? Henri, how.vir. iv trilling to acospt s
challenge fnm an Italian officer of ? rank corre
spending to hi* own.
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EARTHQUAKE IN STROMBOLI.
A VIOLENT SHOCK IS POLLOWSD BY AN attivi?:
?:?:???t?"? m' run POLCAMO.
Rome, July 18. A clotont earthquake occurred In
the Island of Stromboli, one of the Lipari Islands,
off the north coaal of Sicily, on Saturday, The
shock was followed by sn active eruption of the
volcano of Stromboli.
Th?? Lipari Islands ar?* sil of volcanic formation.
St ruin!.oli is nearly round and about twelve miles
in circumference. It consists of s conical bifur?
cated r??'k, risiili; to i.'.?'?1?" f?'?'t above the sea. At
Its western extremity Is ? volcano, Is nearly con?
stant eruption; thi .rater ? on the northwest side
Of the Mountain, and has a diameter of 170 yards,
? m the e.im side of the Island ar?? a town and s
battery, and ? a muants of anclen I buildings ar??
scattered ovei the surface. The population of
Stromboli Is about twelve hundred, and th? prod?
uete are win.?, wheat, barley, cotton, raisins, cur?
rant? and ilirs.
? siti \?; COMPETITOR PRISONRRS.
TUET ARS ASSURED THAT THB stati: DEPART?
MENT l> OIYtMO THEIR CASES CARE
ITI, ATTENTION.
Havana, July IN.?On Saturday two delegates
fn m the United States Consulate visited the mem?
bers of the crew of th?? American schooner Com?
petit..r, who are Imprisoned here, and several other
prisoners, som?* of whom ur.? native Americani and
Some of whom are natura ??/,.??1 citizens of the
United States, and, after distributing a sum of
money to supply ?heir want?, assured them that
their cases were receiving close attention from tho
American stats Department and Consul-General
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A ROT AL BETROTHAL CONTEMPLATED.
Baris, .July iv?"Figaro" announces that Princess
Isabelle of Orleans is shortly to he betrothed to
Prince Albert of Belgium.
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RAIN IN NORTHWEST INDIA.
Simla, India, July IS.-Ther.? has heon a satls
factory rainfall throughout the Northwest Prov?
inces, ,???? the authorities Intend to reduce con?
siderably the extent of the relief works.
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"THE TIMES" GETS ITS LYES OPEN.
London, July l:' A totter appears in "The Tlmi's"
this morning collina attention to the Irony of the
fact that all the bellicosa wrath of America is de?
voted to the protection ??f s few astute English capi?
talists who pin'it hugely from Oovernment teases
of the Prihytoff [stands, while pelagic sealing is ths
only hope ,?f Am. ricui citizens living by marine in
dustry on tbe Pacific slop...
The same paper, commenting editorially on the
statement made ?>n Batu daj confirming the re?
port that an International conference on tbe seal
controversy will i>?? held si Washington In the ?iu
tumn. says: "it wonhi ni become us to suff? r re?
sentment at the peculiar styl?? of American
diplomacy to affect our judgment of the real ques?
tion- in dispute. If the American Oovernment Is
now Willing to meet ns upon the ground proposed,
they will aoubtters find us only too (?lad to act
with their representative."
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A NEW INDIAN LOAN.
Calcutta, July 11 -The Issu- of I BCW Vit per cent
Ii an "f Ml lacs or rupees la snnoun.?
A lac of rupees Is 1? ??.?'? ?? rap???-.. The rupee Is a
silier coin of ths normal value of is cents in our
money; hut its value fluctuates with the price of
Silver, and la now much I? ss than the normal.
CHILD IND MOTHER BITTES.
'TATHER BILL" DALT'B BUU-DOO HAD A BAVAOR
BTRRAE AM? WAS KILLED.
"I'atii.r Bill" Daly, the hois.-man, is mourning
the loss of his hullilog, Wilson, which was shot
yesterday by Pottoemon .Alberi Owens, of the FUt
hush station. ()w.*ns shot the dog bfOSUSS It at?
ta.k-d nini mi bis child so badi) that it? ufe was
despaired of
Al.'iu: 1" ./.lock OH Saturday night Mr?. Owens
WOI Wheeling the ?hll?J, who Is eighteen months
eld, In a baby carriage, In Daly? Lane, near the
?? ? "i Boulevard Oravesend. Mr. Daij Uvea close
by, aad hi? dog rush???! out Of his yard ami jumped
at Mts oireni ???! the .?hii.i. it eetosd the child
hy th?? thigh and hit it horribly. Mr?. Owens then
picked Ihe child up from tha ?tirrlag? and started
to run down the lane, bui the dog lumped .it bar
?nd lilt In r ?ni Hi?? shoulder. It atoo hit th* child lu
th. side and shoulder.
Mrs Owens's screams were inani by Mr?. Daly
and Samuel Doggatt, ths iockey, and they ran to
Ibe p seue, and ?u.cee.l.d in driving the .log away.
lira. ? "a ? 11 - was badly Mtten. and the child Bros
mitngle.i in ? shocking manner. Urs. Bergen and
Smith, who wer? attendine ih?? child, Bald last
night tu?t tt would not live until morning.
when Policeman Owens returned home and
learnsd what ? ??I occurred, he started for Mr.
Daly's lorn?..? The turfman ?aid tiiat he would
not shoot the ??? a. as it was a valuable animal, and
he woiilil pay all expense* for the treatment of
?Owens'* wife and child, but Owens found the dog
on the fr?>nt stoop of the lions?? and killed I'
THE Titilli SES SPECIAL THAIS'.
BBBDATt PAPTO i'arhh'.i? TO Lake
CHAMPU-IM am? other RM?
M Kit MB_PK1al
I'lattsbiirg. ?. Y.. July l* ?lpSllBO ?OMS
more tb?? peuple who are spi-nding the summer
at North? rn New-York fSgotti have Icon able
to g.'t The Sunde:,? Tribune In g....d season. The
train bearing th?? papers left All?any ??? time for
Baratosi and Lake Oeorss. Th?? Tribune special
train ?van met at WhitebnII at 11:18.
At Addlson Junction bundles v.er?? thrown ?iff
for Tb-onderoga. At U'.stport papers for r.llza
btthtOWn, Keene. ?'.???? Valley nnd the Ca"
cados won forwarded by special pony express
Another pony express ?united fr?>tn r?>rt Kent
whh Tribunes f??r Ausabte Chasm and K?
ville.
At Port Douglas pap.-rs for Hiitllm?ton wars
taken ?hoard a yacht and carried scross IsOMo
?'hampialn.
Hotel I'liHtnpiain v.as rosclwd .'it 2:08 p, SU,
and i'lattsbiirg. the end of th?? Joiirti y, at 2:1?,
?
tinn? \itv.
MISS ROSALI! BUTLER.
Miss it..sali?? Mutier, ?ides, daughter of IBs late
Chartas I.. Butler, who died a few months airo.
died on Saturday at h?T bom??, in Stockbrl ige, Shs
?ras S ni??,?<? ?if th- late Mr?, A T. Stewart, I? r
moti?er befas Mr*. Stewart's half-sister Kiss
itutler was prominently before ths public won
Mme ago in connection with the litigation shout tin?
Stewart estate. Shs brought ihe .--.ot for revoco
tlon of the probate ,?f Mrs Stewart's will, und r
tin- terms of which she was to recelv? a legacy of
KM?*, Th.? sun resulted in her obtaining In addi?
tion to th?? legacy one-atxtleth of thi residue of
ths estate sfter the pavn eni of all lecacte* .?t:?l of
the endowment fund of ihe Oarden ?'ity Cathedral
The residue Included the Stewsrl houae, mow the
Manhattan ?'lub. th?? Grand I'nlon snd St. Jamea'a
hotela at Saratoga, the ??:<? Metropolitan Hotel and
Nlblo'a Oarden, Mi?? Hutler had ?.p ll! for nearly
,? y.ir. Her home In this ?-ity was a) .No. ;,1 Baal
Blaty-nlnth-st. Three alsters and two brother*
aurvlva bar. one of the latter being Preacott Hall
Biiti-r, of Mo. ?2 Park-ave
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DR. ROBERT HUBBARD.
Bridgeport, Conn., July II Dr. Kotiert Hubberd,
a physician wen kn ism throughout tho country,
white ascending the steps to his otilo?? in Btate-st
it an early hour this morning fell .md received
injuries to his head from which hs ??? ?I SOOB after,
I?r. Hubbard was a nati?? <tf ?'romwll. ??????.
Where be was born *ev<>nty-one years a^o. lb
was graduated St Vai?? in the class of '.'.1, of whb'h
be waa valedictorian. Imring the war he was
eurgeon of the 17th Connecticut Volunteers, and
was ictlvelv engaged il thi battles of Chancellors?
ville and (Gettysburg. He repreaented Bridgeport
In the Oeneral Asaembltea of 1871 and !V7-;. and In
the latter year was a candidat? for Congress in the
IVth District, but waa defeated by William H.
Barnum, ills home had been here since IMI
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CHARLES J. LAWSOX.
Newburg, S. Y.. July U -Rx-Mayor Charles ?!
La arson died suddenly hers tins afternoon. He
was about fifty-four years old. ll?? wi? ? loading
m? r bant, prominent tn church and society, an 1 .-?.
member of the Hoard nf Education. A few months
,??? li?? was appoint?! to tills Board to lui the
vacancy caused by the death of Ollbert ? Jacobe,
who also died suddenly from li?'art dlaease, lb
leaves a widow and two sons,
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RARON REVKr.STi-iKE.
London, July IS.--Edward Charleo Baring, First
Raton RevelStoke, is dead. II?? was ...;:i in 112. and
was created s Baron In i1?" He ?vai formerly l?
rec;or of the Hank of England, snd waa ihe lenlor
partner of tiie firm of Raring Brothers, ftnancters,
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CBAPMA V BRE t ES A V UMBRELLA.
A OROt'P OP LOAFERS IN BIXTH-AVE. THE WORSE
F'>a IMS WRATH.
police Captain Chapman walked Into the West
Thirti? th-st. station soon after midnight this morn?
ing, He was somewhat excited and held In his
hand th>> remains of a silk umbrella, "l had a
first-.-Ims-i allver handle .,n that umbrella when I
stilted this mornlnir, but look at ll now," be said
ruefully. "But, anyhow, ? am going to clear this
preci : of this., corner loafers if it t.^k'-s ,? dosen
umbrellas. "
Then the Captain told this story: ii? spent ?"es
terday on Staten island visitiiiK bis invalid wife.
Returning, he took tho Sixth Avenu.? Elevated
Railway, and not off at the Thlrty-third-st. station
to walk toward tho atatlon-house. It was a f sr
minutes before mldnlcht. and some short distance
ahead of him were two >????? women, arho looked
as if they w? re servants returning home from a
?lays outlnj?. At Thlrty-flrst-st. tin?! Sixth-.iv. a
number of ????? wen gathered, snd on? of them
accosted the young women.
????? your own buotneaa." ?'apt.mi Chapman
heard one of the young women say. and the r?
was followed h>- sinn?? Insulting remarks from the
men. Captain Chapman walked righi In among the
men and told them :<? move on. They refused t?? do
so, and wan-??I :?? know who he was. l'in.illy ,,:?.?
of them told htm to so ??, a warmer clima!.?, and
tiie Captain, loalng hi? temper, tall? d Into them
With his umbrella. II.? pounded them until the
handle of the umbrella broke. There was no otln-r
policeman in sii?tit. The men finally got away.
When captain Chapman reached the polle station
le -? nt out two detective* to look for ti:?? silver
handle of t.'ie umbrella, and Incidentally for tho
m?-n.
A DEPFTYSHER?FF OITWITTED.
THF. STEAMBOAT niSIKip. ATTACHED POR DEBT,
BROUGHT t? this ???>?t.
The old river Steamboat Henry ?. Bishop arrived
lii-re on Saturday from Camden, N. J., whir?? ahe
was spirited away from William Robinson, a dep
uty-sherlff. who ha?! her In custody by virtue ?if -in
attachment for deht. She and the steamboats
Qeorgianna and Chauncey Vlbbard had been run?
ning ?m tiie Delaware River between Philadelphia
and Lincoln Park, a pleasure resort In New-Jet* ?.
The affairs of the park went Into the hands of S
receiver, and the boats were tied up in Camden.
Last Thursday, while th? deputy wss pumping out
the boilers of the fltltrgisnns. a number ?>f m? ?
surreptitiously Kot up steam on board the Bishop
aad ??st off her hawsers. The deputy discovered
the fa?'ts in time to lump on board the steamboat,
but was unable to regain possession of her Th??
Bishop steamed to Chester, Penn., which is out of
the Jurisdiction of the Camden courts. ,\t ?".. it? r
the deputy ?as put ashore. The noes who took
the steamboat brought her to this port and moored
her to a pier at Staten [aland. She wa? conetaned
to Oeorge P. Plymer, of No M Bouth-st Mr
Plymer, who was ^een at i?is home, in Brook?
lyn, yest?r?l?iy. declined to discus* the matt? r.
Chief Engineer Mahlon Btecklea, who was asen
on hoard the Bteamboat at Staten Island. t>a:?l that
sii" la owned by a. B, Btoney, of Keyport, N J.,
whose fatlier. A. L. Btoney, was In te rea ted in Lin?
coln Park. A. R. Btoney, who was on boat I
boat when she was taken from Camden, also went
ashore at Chester. The steamboat I? now adver?
tised for charter. The Henry K. Bishop was bull!
In this city In UBS She i? a Blde-Wheeler Of '???(!
tons. Her length is M feet, beam M fi et ind depth
'.? feet 6 ini-he*.
THE WEATHER REPORT.
TESTERDAT*- RECORD AM? Tu LAV- G???t'???
Washington, J ? ? i y IS.?The i)i???ure is high
Son Scotia an?! north Pa 11 ?? - . ?sts: It Ut I ,w la I
Itiuweia bave esosnod u> th? :?????? ink. r??.: m, ?
?ll? and So-'.h Aliami,? ItatsS, the M:?? uri. Ol
???.?r Mlaalaalpsi vallera. Tha ? ? ,? r.ii;?-n
decidedly In lh?? Middl? plateau reatan* mil tha ?set
Missouri Vail???-, and hae remained tail no etaewhere.
DETAILED PORECAST POS TO-DA.
fur New lCnginnd ani Rasters Ken Y -s ?'
BeUthSBStSfty winds.
V t the PteWtet "f OarsaaSSa, Fss'ern G???????'?????*.
New-Jeraer, ? ?<?',??.?? n??. Maryland ari tritolata, saw a? sea;
east le SSSMMSSI winds?.
K..r Sfeaters Sew Tork nn.i Weotern r-nn??hania,
?h.w-er* probabi?; light to fraai taatevty arlada.
TRIBUNS LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
HOUnS MorT.ing N.gt.t. I Iru'f
1114l?TSI?l ? I I tllH ? : I
gammi: r<rrrrriso?
i|Bi?si?p_^>.f> >fe><^?| a mV loom I ., _ 1? ?, - -- ? -
,?*r4T*f ***p-fc'-r?t*-> ?"'',., - "*? **-T? f***? 1
1 ? " ___? .? -._. _,.- t? -? . t_fc ' ? ? I
-_ . ,? , '^^GG' ? ? 1 ? ( ? ^??^Gp
??'^*?- ??"? ? ? ?G"?' '|??? "t* *?*} "? ??' f"?;? ?"*:* ? ?"? ' > - A
"?"-I ?fistf^ ??''/??-w*?'" '? '"""-'-"H
*- ?.'. >","*.'-?1?*! ^;"l ? G?"t t"""," T"i'-1
*' ?? -f- r'?'!*' ii>'*!~^*t>--*t~r', - ***??!* **?- ?i
______
19.8
In this rllsgrum s aantllMOSa wlilt?? lin? shows ths
fha,ngfs in [?rissiirt? as In.ll.'str.i l>> Th?? Tribun" s s?'.f
' rer,iA\ng beri>mct".r. Th?? Sotted Un?? r-inss^nts tu?? tem
[ |.?r_tiir<? as roi-.M??.! a? l'-ri-'s Ph ?rn.a. y
Trlh'iii?? riifl,?., .tuly It, 1 ?? m Th ? ???????????G >-fst?r?la>
lo lh? forrn.ion s-ts showory The taSSPSSOtMS rang??.!
bem?-?n T". ?n.i Si .legr.???*, tl??? awrag?? ?T???. ?1?*.???^??
hclng M ilfgi-s?-? lower than that ef the ._n-?v-<n.ll_s
ds\ ..f ?ist year.
The weathtr to-day will be ahowery. I
FIGHTING A TRAMP 09 i FREIGHT TRklN.
??????.?:?? v.ii.s?.? tii't> v. "' :' PARI L ?-AimoR.
v.u.? was HUB
Bh.l.?delphle, July It IsBBlSl I'arrin. a trsmp,
w_h thrown finm a fretohl "? ? ?S Penn?yl
vaals Bdiir.uii osai Overhreet, ?? ?*??? n?i;?kir ef
IS - ??!:>?, to-<ley, during \ \Y?.\\\ .ml xi< killed. IDs
Bsaallam was tfettsi ? ?, ... ?.?.; ??.?- h<? uves m
New-Vurk. .ml ikrougk Stre ?i '.r?um-;.?nee? h?S
sees foi ? ? te steal s p??. : ? som?? .,: i r city m the
kOpO "f gaining ?Mirk nt bis Ira.?- Ile f. .1 In With
Chrrea and mm other?. ta?s> aHta riding m t.**??
MBB fnr ?>*-?.?? wh< u the] begSB ?I'm lelling wiT
k.jii w..- arrested. Ills t in Uste
that he ?? a trump H. -.i\< he .? ? ;ui'iriiiin|?r
'"? rile He ?-..ir- _,, ?| ,;.,ia-.. |. , | .. . dang.? of
hii.i. icw r ossei ?hoes and n! leverai I ollar? '?
_?" pockets. i-.irr.<n and his impsfl ms, be ss:?'.
ha?l picked a quarrel w.ih iiim. anil be ?a? tuctA
to der? od hi??:?. If by strlklni
Btom.kills unchecked, aim?)?: invar!.i>>:>- t.rml
aati ? m r*onaumptl ? but ? ?< ? irible
wtt_ Dr. p. j ?? : ? . rsnt .?.
?
DIED.
ai'licn ..?, rrt-ta*-, im m\ at m ??..<?-.? *t m*
?tepfathrr tb? it .;..?.? t???- ?. ?.
? RiVtimond ?v? ? ? \ , nf N?? r?--k ? "?. ?ti
'? *' G. I. S snd
gniml-Mn of ih?? In? ?? - . ? lohn II A.i'pk
Fnn?r?l ?-rvlc-s ?I N< IMS W : >. M.
-I . on M ada ? - ; ,? :., ? ? ?.
In'.-rm.ni at Wa? < ? |. .
" ?'?|! ? ????-s peton ? ? ry.
?Rt*"l L!.l: A? ? ,. .| .,.,.. ;,.. y ... m
Salarila) ih? ????? m-t.. Resali?, ?it--? .?..._???, at mat
. ? ?
? ? . ...... ?, *?*
?? 11
??k.
LI TLRR tn Jers?v City Sur'??. J?i!v 1?. 1*07. ?adle
X SlUW, wir? ..' Rio .? ? ?
I servire? al SI ? ? Banca! ??e*
. ?lay. I?l| -*?? ' -' :?? e ? ?
Montgnmen et. . from ? I ??
?lit 11?.?? I??.
<\M llil.l? A? l>-ks? ill V V ,,? ???,- I.". ?i-?h Klt
ti-iin??, wir? .,r ?;.?..!?? r. (*aaO?M ?n.i "j?ist?t .?i tb?
Lile lien I.? li in Kilt ?.-.!?-.?.
rutterai ??ivi. e. ?? ?... ?*?, s-.mm??? ????.|? ?.??, ?? G??1??
???? i ,?. Juli 10, ?) 12 ?
; <'.iiTl?res will ni?? ? trim 1?.??.|?? ?Irnn.l ?>ntr?l .?Mtloe
?.? 1":.??? .?. m
CORNELL I . : wife
Bint? ill ? . r?? ?
N?? ni funeral s. ? \ ?. ??
DaRBT a ta? h....?? ot 1.1- - ? la l?w, Wims-? aX
V?r Planck, KI?M?|II ? r Ih? Il II I ?-. ?S? 17"? 'p?!..
Um I.? '. H< an ?in?'?, in th? I his ???
TI?? fui ? ? i'hurch. M??? iwao,
? . p ???slay, th. '."?ni. last . ?? 2 ?? m.
.?. s oui p??? tbi ii ?..? ? ili fi e. Kam i ik o
arrival al f
Beri ?? .' r'istiki ? \ mas?.
DAVIS \? Wl |*| sa, R. ? '.?: ???.?7. ?h? Htm.
? ? than Davi?, li l? G his ?s?
' Fun?? ' . Tn,. Meni? rinl ?. ? ????? : "? ????
'!.?.??. tati ?.*". m - ?? ?'?
. DE TROBRIARD ti Ms sea la lew.
i'hnr;?*-. ?. Rost, al lu ? ? ? . i toly 11.
Onerai Philipp? Ite? .- ? . in hie
K_ ? yi...
Contntfltal atrrtrai ?? Woodlawa ->n ?nl?.il ?.' tra?a
Orand t*i t 3 -'- p. ??., ?? ndajr.
I?|) "?
<?< Hi ??.\ ;:V \ Sortt* l/.n?? Hrandi. ? ? ?-m'ay.
July I?, I. of ? :??>? ikilo
II ilk. ??' ' f
' fanerai h?
; Hl'BOARD || ?nsf,
m Pia ufi? 11 \ ? ? ? ..,, ke
:.... ? ? ?. ?
?fol f funeri if lei
I Rt'DLAKD "n the IT? : h.?? M - ?:?.?'.????. ??>*d ?
m ara.
I sei \ii' ? .ir h II m?. ??. ? S ?nd
tmaMrd ira ? ..m.
The Board ?f Mana ?!fi?4
M. 1 ' ireh. ir? li li
BANBORN Oa Sunday la - - ??? aas '?Ia4
s? in.? Sanb rn, wife of N? ?I il. ? .?'"iter
' ? ? lai? t Dani ?nh ?
Fun- ral frem her lai S IS Speoesi j sVett
:-n n Tu? ?da] luly 90 ?
SIMDNHON On July 17. ?*:?:. William ? try .? :?*-.?-n ?na,
???d *,2
Pun ral fr?.m .-? \? ??.??. - R| >n n |. 8t.i'?n I.?'.?J_t
i'?:?- ii\. July 2<>. si :t p, m.
I'?? itivi ? ' ?. A. R. 1?????4 tm
attend.
STOKRS, m Oceea ?:??????. en tl.reatoe I Juiy H.
Rev, B, il Bwtii ?. D, I) I.i
Fu ??? il ....... will be h? ritta ??
? :? M ' ?? ' : n ? ?i n? 2
K'irlul al ll.elil? rit.? |.|. X. .1. u T.?-!.,>? m rnlnc.
WATSON Pi O ?? ?.. .it I.is r?*k
No. TO West Ttth-st., .luly 17.
:: ? peper? stesse ton
?? ...ilium ?? I ?ii.eterv.
" ' ? N< ''? ? g?
W.->f>*Iewn Stauen Ult'i m'ari). II.?:lem Pn:im?i1
Spremi Kotiert.
Drink Pure Unter
Wim,? iv ? ni?; coivtry,
For the convenlenee of oiit-o-f-tnwn G ttron%
Hyaeta Distilled Water ?.m be purchased la
case rants Ini M twelve luiif-jraiion tottiea
Price V?,'*) per . BBS f o. b. NiW-Yorlc AA
lowance for ?mpti???. ",'
HYOBIA disi ??.?,ii> \\????:p(??
3?? w. Itth st.
MorRH?G? Imp ?:?1 ' art? nat? ? -1 ?..???:?, es?
tes?-.? by Board ?' Healtb, World's ?..ir.
A'/t'.'.-ve?. MEMORIAL WIM ????G?
N?w-York. _ _
PastoSBre \??ili-e.
(Sbeald 1*?? read DAILY b) Sil ????t? ?????. aa ch?n??s
?; .? ici ur at any ti
, ?... ? m il . for ih? s ? ?ndias Jul .? i* H mm
rio?? ipromptly Ir? 1.1 .?.?? ,; ?. ??. ? ?? ? ?-? t..?? as
follows:
TRANSATLANTIC MAIL**
TCE8DAT Al 7 . m tor Europe, per ?. ? Traro, ?la
I'Ij mouth end Bi ? m< ?
WKDNRSDAY A: 7 ? I BSf
lurope, per ?. ?. *N< 1"??? ? ut
??. .??. isuppl ?? mar) IO .?? m ? f??r Kunsj ir a ?.
?Adi lai ???'.' ?reto? "r?r
Adriatic"); at l?i a. a?. fei n- in: im ?r. .-?. p-r s. a
Iterila, via Antwerp (lettera must lu ? ? "par
Berlin")
THt'RSDAY M 7 ? ??. for L'urop?. G. - s ?. ??. b??
It, \ i.i Plymouth, Cherbourg nr..\ 11.m.? ai?.
1 SATI.'RDAY Al 7 ? m. ? ... I K?ly,
SpolS, PlSItUgal Tirk.-v Ksypl ni ? :? ??. In?!'? fr
" . . ? ? lutei -i r other ? irte of
Bur !"? mi-? ' ? ? I "c-i I.i '"..?. _n?? ., ai ? a.
m. f? * - dt?", ? p-r ? - Hp , n-lam via R"t
lerdai. .?.??? na must b ? - ? . ?. at
? m. m. tor ?fletto? d ?..-?.. .,??p |
Otter? mast ?* dliwt? r \\iiii?im ? ?; at
?.? ?. m. ' . I" SO .? ?? , f, r ? ir? ; I
? s Am u. ? lisnd
? ?. ? per a. s. Fin-assi? -? be
-....? 11 ?. ? for ? ? ??.
- ? Thlnsvella via i'hrlatlai ? lieti . siset be
dlreet?Fd "per Tf?..:.^? ? : ? ?
?Printed nut??-, et? ???t???? M?aiOStS siMin? e-, T?!?^
i.-ik?? nrtaiH ?? ? ?t. ?'?? ?nd
specially :?'1'lr?s-?.| prlati ?? . i.?s ,?h?r pa?t*
,f ??, ? neri sn ?p? Whit* -? ? - ? ? en
w-.in??...] ?%? ?erman s. , ? ... and
?'u?ar* Fren h and fjeroien ?"?:????? -? .-.n Saterdays taxe
?nini? I ir ?' ? ?II ???pt.?? for whl? ? they are
alvrtls??! in.irry mail?_
After tl?? r|e?ln? the supplementary Tr?p???'?n?MB
mails n.?n'?1 ah'- I I - ?*rl"ta-n??-v mV? at?
<?.???.? en ?h? pl?r? ef th? limerlesn, Enotleh Fr?n b
an.l Oerman -i-?m?rs ?nd r-miln opes ??-??? ?Phta
i?n minutes of Ih? h?*?! f ? - ta ??
IIAILS l'DR ?OI I'll AND TEXTUAL \Mi'i(l?-\ V l>T
INDtRS Kl?'
?? ?M? \ V \? - :? " ' ' " ' ^
p..r < s s^ri'e m Prtne? i1?Mt?rs p ??? t?? .????.??4
? ?|..?? s.? ' ? I u !" l: al 18 p m foi ?: ?'? r .-r?.?
? ?? ? ? a.
1 ? KDAT Al 1" .? ?? ? ' t
rentrai Am? t ? ' ? ? '"?
ani South P? x . ? : ?i
d.rs t ? Ouatemsla m?:?? I "per *"
?t H a. tn f'r PlOSfXSO ? ?r s. ? S?r'e
? ?? ??????? . il???, r- t ? ether parts "f ???\?? ? inu?i he
,?,e. ... ? "p. Inno") il II ?. a M
, ? ? ?' '*
? I IM?
? u Brasil mu ' '?"* ?:
? p. m. for F S ' ' * v.
.? -. ?' ? p .m f ' ? ? sa
??
R'KDNKSDAI M 1 p. s ?? ??--??
.?. llavai ?
THFRSDA1 * ' I M ? n ? '"?rn"
er f
,.???'?? '? ?t?_,.??___
? I and
Iji I . .
?!. ?trr? b? Xorl ' V't
-
BATFRDAH t' 1" ? " * " '" m ? ? ?
for G? . ? . and
?t,?? v ' ?? ''"?(?ry
;., . . ....,? V J
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t.,, ,.,- . |h?f ? ,?? . ' M ? ? ? ? --ih?
. ,| ' ;.-r ' ?? ? ? r Xewl ,n.|!??4
par ? - ? rila ?' ? ?
,, , m.t for V>l ? ? - ? ?ni.. an<
aa. per ? t 1 p. ta f??? M ? ?
.1 .,.??? . i in in ?? ????. Mar ? ?? Im ??
- ? p?r
?. mm tram M? rth Sj 11^
y ? - V, . r inl',:..| '?? ra 1 le II? fa S. ?r.| th?????
l\ ??.-?n??:. ?-I ?e ai ?' ?t s .M? p m,
Mail- for M 1?:??-1??? t?? rail t?? M? ??? ?? arid ?? ?? ^y
.f .?;..-? at thi? etti ? da.I?, ?i ?.'!?? p. m. M?.ls
- - (.-tths lis? ?I this ? m..? '*ll\ a? ? a ni f.r f r.
? ?.? ? ? T?-'?r?d?> ?a
M - ' ??? I ' '?Y nv*m?
, .,?;. ,s c .? , .;i? ..' Ii ?s. ! ? . siram-r,
rl ?e at iM? "S''1* ??'?? ?? ? ??? a ?t? ,n' ? \0 ? f_
tn??ist?r?d mi.ii ??.'*?-? ? * ?toy,
" * TRANSPAi IS 'M.I -
Mai'? f*r ?'Mr? ???' I. a. Victor!? ? h m Ta
""mai III ?? l:?fla a
Ms:? fer ??*-?. lai '? ' per ? ? ??,.Is
i'fr'tn lin s*? u :- lm'.i :* it
n Mall* for ? - ly I? ? :? '"tr
' Papeltl (from san G ? ? ? tolly up te
Jiliv 2" ?t ? to ?' in totali ' ? ani Npatl
,, .? ?>?? ? ? ?' - ? mi ??-? cf
! , ? ? ?to
,. ,? a) ... Malt? f ? ? W ?? Au?>
Hawaii .-ili ? ? par ?. a
|||ow?ra ifr?m Van? uver?, rl ??? '?r? Inlly ?ft?r
j ,ly ?IT and up to A?i?u?t 1 ?' s M, ?s
f,- Ilawall pe? * " *?u?tralla ifn ? ),
?loa? i???*? ?salti ap ? Komma* ? *? s ?? :? ??. ? -ff
trail? ,.,,.?? ? ?.??? fr W?t \.c ? t? ? . an?
,-'e.t via Kur.|?-i. X? <? /.?.????? II?? .: F')l and
Ssmoan latond? p?r ? ? M ?.?..? ;f?? :,. S.n Tran. !?.*?,>
,1 .... (,???? dalli n > - :.?...?, ?,^ M
it in ani ?? .?? ? p? ' <r "? ?rrl?al ?' Kam ? ,rh ?f
. i-amparil? ?"h Britt?h ?nai's t ? \ .
T?ai'-I"?cin.? mau- ,? r.? for? ?1?*"?
ani th? - ???-'.?ile "f I '" ?"S? 1 "" t'f pi?-?nmiw
|| .n "f :--lr unlnt*rrupl??l uv?rlat?d ?r.-nslt. IR?(t?t'<?a
mail Ciotta ut S ? ??? ?
???;?::.?? ?< \ \? < t? ?,??.?????
roatom.e. >.?? V ik. .?. V.. Jul> ??, 1-J?. 1^?

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