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CLEARED YESTERDAY.


Brig o. Z. ClAry, Bryant, Manzanilla Madeira & Ca
Brig O. Wesley, Colson. Boston, L. Audenried g. Co.
schr II. Law, York, stonington, H. V. Glover
Schr s. Bruen, Mershon, Wilmington, N. O.. 3. Bolton
scnr NJ. E. vancleaf McCobb Boston, Hammett 6
schr Neptune, Blizzard, Washington, Audenried Nor
str r. Franklin Pierson. Baltimore A. Groves Jr.
str Chester. Jones, New York w. p. Clyde & Co.
Tug Thos. Jefferson Allen tor Baltimore, with tow
Of barges, W. p. Clyde d Co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Barque Ormus, Pettnglll, Is days from Sombrero,
schr Vicksbnrg Kendall, days from Bangor, with
schr F. Keating, Daniels days from Portland. with
schT Il. !, yancieSt McCObb days from Ports.
schr Ocean Bird Marsh, days from Richmond, in
schr Ariadne, Thomas, day from Smyrna with
Steamer W. q Plerrepopt, Shropshire h q hours from
Ib W ~ % sT q no hours from New
Steamer Mars Grumey, q hours nom New York.
with mdse, to W. M, Baird & Co. =, =
May with passengers captain. Passed off the Ledge
Fug Thos. Jefferson. Allen, from Baltimore, with
tow Of barges to w. P. Clyde & Co.
MEMORANDA.
Ship John Good, Crowell, for Philadelphia, at Lon
Steamship Melita, Sumner. hence, at Liverpool 25th
BaIques schamyi, Crosby and Louisa Cook, Cook,
BaTque Harvest Moon, Bartlett, for Philadelphia.
sailed from Genoa 10th nit.
BaTque Aurora Norberry, hence for Cronstadt IN
Barque errimac. Marshall, from Messina for Phia-
| delphia, was repairing at Gibraltar 2Oth ult. :,
Brig j. Cotiill, Cof hence for London, sailed from
Brig Eurus Yates for Philadelphia, cleared at Bos
Brig Venus Espy hence at ST. John. N. B.. 9Th inst
Schr Comet Dow, from Lanesville for Phlladelpnla
| sailed from Salem lth inst. ,-,,. ,,- p.uo
Schr j. Clark. Fowler. from Providence for Phiia-
delphia, at New London 4th inst. =. O. -,
sehr Camilla, for Philadelphia cleared al s'' Jonn'
scnr Artie Garwood. Godfrey, hence, at Salem 5th
Schrs II. Gallagher, Gallagher and S. Eddy. Let's,
| hence. at Washington 9th inst. , ,
| Schr Henrietta, Simmons, for Phhadelpnla' saileo
schr Uncas, for Philadelphia, sailed from New Lon
Steamer Beverly Pierce, for Philadelphia, cleared
| Steamer e. H. Stout, Ford hence for Richmond,
Steamer New York Marshall, hence, at Georgetown
| 9Th inst,
| NOTICE TO MARINERS,
| Notice is hereby given that the second class iron
buoy placed to mark Witch Rock, entrance to Port
land harboT, Me-, went adrift from It's moorlngs July
| 20. 1t will be replaced as soon as practlcaole'
By order ofthe Lighthouse Board ,o,,, popE
Lighthouse Inspector, First District.
Portland, July 80, 1867.
CAPTAIN Wallace of the steamer Louisa Moore, re-
| porIs that the buoys off Newbern bar N. c. have
shifted about one mile to the southwark cAuseu Wy
The gale OF Augustl.
The late NE gale has made great alteration in the
bar the mouth of the river by the tormatlon OF
sand island hundred yards In length, which Is ou
foot at low water This island is across the miualt
of the bar, with the lights little open TO the norm
ward and consequently in the direct track or Vesseh
bound In and out of the harbor.
Newburyport, August l.
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WI L L 1 M s. GRAN T,
wv COMMISSION MERCHANT,
NO. S8 b, DELAWARE Avenue, Philadelphia
AGENT ron
DppontB ounpowder, Refined Hitre, Charcoal,hj
W. Baker q Co.. Chocolate, Cocoa and BromA; a,
Crooker Bros. q Co.'s Yellow Metal sheat!hlh
Bolts, and Nails. l2A
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FATAL ACcIDENT.-John Moore, member of
the Third District Police, while attempting to
get on the front platform of passenger car at
Seventh and South streets, yesterday morning,
was thrown under the car and dragged some
distance. One of his arms, collar bone, and
several ribs were broken. He was taken to the
Pennsylvania Hospital, where he died in few
hours. Mr.. Moore was fifty years old, and he
leaves a wife and family. He resided in the
southern part of the CITY,
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sIMILIA sIMILIBUs CURANTU
HUMPHREYS HoMGOPATHIc SPEcLFTcs
FAMILY CASES

FAMILY OAbEA5
OF sB large vials morocco case, containing
specific for every ordinary disease family
Is subject TO and a book of drections....... tlUOO
to ss TO oss
Specifics for all Diseases both for Curing and
for Preventive treatment, In Walls and ..
pocket cas- W ~
These Remedie by the case or single box, are
IN any part of the country Mail EXPRESS free of
charge on receipt of the price.
Address H UMPHREYS' SPECIFIC =
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
ONCE and Depot, No. 562 BROADWAY, New YORK.
DR.. HUMPHREYS is consulted daily at his office,
personally by letter, as above, for all forms oil
For sale by DYoTT q Co., JOHNSON, HoL-
LOWAY d COWDEN, t. r. CALLEN DER, and
AMBROSE SMITH, Wholesale Agents. Philadelphia,
and at BLITHES Drug Store, No, Sl20 Market street.
and by all Druggists. 3ltuths 6m
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SERIOUS FALL Yesterday afternoon
George Nichols, residing in Brown street, above
Tenth, while engagedfn repairing the roof Of
house in Brandywine street, below Broad,
slipped to the pavement with bucket of hot
pitch. He was seriously injured about the head
from the fall, aud was badly scaded with the
leave but little hope for his recovery. He was
admitted to the PennsYlyania Hospital
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NEW YORK, July 5.-The steamer
Rising Star, with San Francisco dates
to the 10th ult., arrived yesterday.
The Hernld's Panama correspondence
dated the 23d ult., confirms the report
of the capture of the Mosquora and the
assumption of supreme power by
Acasta. TT
The Columbian steamer Bolivia,
which slipped through the fingers OF
the authorities at Panama when they
ontemplated Selling, was returned to
Panama by Mosquora's orders, and
delivered to the authorities. Affairs
were greatly unsettled, and the only
remedy seemed to be to wait until Con-
gress was convened.
The Herald's Santiago, Chill, cores
pondence says: The Presidents mess
age to the CHILEAN Congress states that
the mediation of the United States in
the war with Spain had been accepted
with conditions. HiHili 3 -lIl8
Lieutenants Crossman and Weight
man, of the United States steamer Ossi-
pie,Ihad been arrested in VALPARAISO by
an officer of the steamer for intending
to fight duel.
The Herald's Lima, Peru, correspond
ence of the 24th ult., announces the
fact that CRstilla's revolution for the
purpose of deposing Prado had been
brought to termination by the death
of Castella himself The only body OF
rebels remaining in arms was the small
command of Gen. Rivas.
Prado has succeeded in forming IA new
cabinet.
Congress was busy adopting a new
cons titution and revising the new Pc
nal code.
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NEW YORK, July 5.-Judge Wayne,
of the Supreme Court, died at WASH
ington this afternoon of typhoid fever.
Ex-Governor John a. King had a
severe paralytic stroke yesterday and
the SYMPTOMS are unfavOrable.
United States Marshal Murray, Col
Wood, Deputy MArshals Poor and New
comb and four officers were arrested to-
day on charge of kidnapping and ia
ken before a Queens County Court, and
gave bail tOnPpear fora future hearing.
They recently arrested several persons
on the charges of having stolen pro-
perty from the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
The men, it is said. were taken with
out a warrant, and removed from the
Jurisdiction of the county and State.
The Marshal claims that they were ar
rested on n warrant issued in April
last by Commissioner Belts.
Edward Given was robbed in a 4th
avenue car, on Wednesday afternoon,
ofstocks and money, valued 81, 1925.
One of the thieves was arrested, but
none ofthe money recovered.
Joseph Williams (colOred) WAS exc
cuted to-day at New Brunswick, n. j :,
for the murder of another colored man.
A letter was received by Collector
Smythe from the American Consul nt
Kingston, Jamaica, stu ting that the
yellow fever prevails there. Typhus
fever was quite malignant. AT least 25
per cent. of the cases have proved fatal,
so far
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COMMERCIAL AND FTNANGTAL.

The First .NatjonaI P.--I----S O.
ClairsvilIe has canI,aI s,ooI. 90 a,oo
600; a circulation of $50 OOo. a srr-i,,s =,
S, 600; individual deposits sss 10 N
profits for the last six months. 81 "a,
Some people think our rate Of taxs.
ton here in Ohio county is hiehEs1 on
per hnpfjreii dollars-but In Nsv Wi.
- 80 A'iA
city the rate is u 10 per hundred. -
Speaking about taxes, we notice that
60 cts on the one bundra,1 dollars hava
baen ,rIo,,,1 -, ~, 80, ,,,,,.,,aI,i,,
Mineral no,, - ~ sS. 49,, s,',r,,asas
alone. t s->,N 'N'' -
The New yorL o.. .o,,,o,,s mo,
the rate Of ,a~a,,o, 80 -, ~. - IN ~
lowe. D
It,n--
az ,i Soe Isl nyoody believe that necessity
S SAis'S lot me enormous rate of taxationf
; me itandiord shiTks his share of the
Iolu ~ auulhg IL 70 ms house rents; the
100 Of his 'ius ms ny auuihg ~ 10 the
PIice VI MS goods, and by similar
means means az Glasses OF capitalists shift the
,sSl 80 - IAIas. Upon tue consu lner,
H.'9 " De"t - as oest ne can.
Parties who hold United States 80
notes should take notice that they have
only until August 10 to present them
to the Treasury Department for con-
version into $40 bonds. Amer that
time the department will hold that the
holders of the 1905 have elected 10 be
paid rather than to convert the notes,
and the government, will then proceed
pay of the uncovered balance. AS
Tier there are many persons interested IN
attention n tbsir sfTsirS thew onSbt IN
bestir themselves at once, and obtain
the advantage which the government
holus open 10 them.
Registered U. .. oonas are not Like-
~ 10 De Increased In pubic favor oy
recent decision ofSecretary McCulloch,
the points of which are
That no new bond will be issued
by the United states TO the owner off the
bond that mas been reCistered or lost or
stolen.
be maid To the nersOn in whose name
the bond ia reSistered mt the regular
times,
3. That Mt maturity the bond will be
maid 10 the nersou in whose name IL Is
registered upon proofof die facts OF the
loss.
I, ,,;n ,ho.o,o-o 10 s.,, .to, ,ha
"e seen tn"' '"e
owner OF lost registered bond does not
lose his property therein, ifhe can prove
the circumstances. but he is compelled
a., $50. 80 -, :. "a -,
" ieth"iu tne owner untIl IL ls Paiu'
He cannot sell or transfer IL If the GER
tificate is lost. However convenient il
mIsbt ~, a., b;r, 10 ,l;s,,oso Of - ,,,oar-
s' De " +tuA ~ "a ~ tI4e.,N.
winnie, he cannot aVaiI hlmseif oil that
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NEW ORLEANS, July 5.-The French
corvette, Phlequeton, bearing guns,
four days from Vera Cruz with dis
patches from the Consul General OF
France arrived here by way of South
West Pass this afternoon. She has on
board General Herrara and other Mexi-
can refugees. She also brings news OF
the fall of Vera Cruz on the 9th; the
shed, and is quiet. The captured SOL
diers were sent to Mobile by the
French sloop of war Tobasco.
The foreign men-of-war in the port
were the United States steamer Tacony,
English steamer Jason and the Span
ish steamer Delero.
Santa Anna was shot on the morning
of the 25th at Sisal.
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Z WASHINGTON, July 5.-The Russian
Minister received telegram from st.
Petersburg, stating that special Com
missioner left for this city TO formally
transfer the American Northwestern
territory, recently transferred by Rus
sIa, TO the authorities delegated by the
United States Government.
The House Committee on Recoustruc-
ton hope to report a bill on Monday
next. 81 5i =. 81 .
The June report of the Agricultural
Department represents the wheat crops
of the country to be at least two hum
dred million bushels. Other cereals
are represented in good condition.
WAsHINGToN, July 5,-The Internal
Revenue Commissioner has decided
that whetstones are subject to tax OF
Judge Swayne is not expected to
| live through the day
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From RiemphIs.

MEMPHIS, July 4.-The morning press
denounces the statement telegraphed
reau, as false, in reference to the whole
sale death of negroes by cholera. The
Appeal says Col. Palmer derived this
information from negroes and police
men, and that some few cases have APP
peared. but nothing like the number
stated. The city is now unusally
r Business Il generally suspended TO-
day, but besides few pic mic excur-
sions there Is no public observance.
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Destitut, on I'm North CarOIina-.-Rob
-'lHH berry and Murder.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 5.-Accounts
of the counties of North Carolina are
constantly being received, and leave
no room for doubt that the mortality,
suffering and sickness from the want
of food prevails to deplorable extent.
Three negroes entered the house of
Mr.. Reeves Foster, few days since,
clubhouse, then robbed the house, and
afterwards murdered Mr.. and Mrs. Fos-
ter, their daughter. and her infant
child, and fired upon younger daugh-
ter, who was escaping with a child,
wounding the daughter and killing the
child. The assassins escaped.
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By THE CABLE.
Advtoes to the 5th of July.

vienna, July 4-Evening.-The I'm
perial Court of Austria has gone iniC
mourning for the death of Macmillan
LONDON, July 4.-The English Gov
eminent authorities have prohibited
the grand review which was to tax,
place at Hyde Park, on account of the
execution OF Maximilian. The con
duct of the Mexican Government il
condemniDg Macmillan to death, an(
his subsequent execution, causes grea
Indignation here and on the Continent
.aPARIs, July 4-Evening-Lord Lyons
has entered upon the duties of his of
flee ms ambassador of her British Ma
jesty to the Court of Napoleon, vice
Lord Conley.
LONDON, July 4th, P. M.-Eveninl
The Fenian prisoners, Burke, Doran
Macafferty, Mcclure and others have
been brought from Ireland to England
LONDON, July 4-Evening-ConsoIs
941<c for money; American Securities
closed: United States $50 bonds, 729s
Illinois Central, 791Ic; Erie, 441<c
Amount of specie reported on hand III
the bank of England is 22,5OO, 900 pounds
sterling.
LIVERPOOL, July 4-Evening.-Cot'
ton inactive and heavy, closing with a
downward tendency; middling uplands
1O1Id; middling Orleans, lid; sales to-
day of 10000 bales. Corn declined to
37s Sd per quarter for new mixed
western. Breadstuffs unchanged, at
previous Quotations. The Provision
market is unchanged, except for bacon,
which closed at 42s for Cumberland cut
middles. Petroleum spirits have de-
clined to Sd per gallon; standard white,
steady at Is Id.
LONDON, July 9th Evening. The
weather is reported favorable for crops.
Sugar 25s Cd. Linseed cakes, 8 TBS, 12s
Cd. Other articles unchanged.
MANCHESTER, July 5.-rhe distingu-
ished American, VIM. Lloyd Garrison,
was entertained to-day at "a dinner
given in his honor by his friends aud
admirers in this city.
DUBLIN, July ga Fenien leader, al
lodged to be Gen. Halpin, formerly Sec
rotary of ono of the FeDian organiza-
lions in America, has been arrested in
the streets of Cork.
PARIS, July 5.-The French Govern
ment has granted concession to. the
new Franco American Telegraph Com
pany, which proposes to lay sub
marine cable from Brest to some point
on the American coast. q
LONDON. July 5-Evening.-All the
courts of Europe have adopted mourn
ing for the death OF Maximilian. The
recall OF the British legation from the
city of Mexico, and the suspension of
diplomatic relations between Great
Britain and the Government of Mexico
is seriously proposed.
PARIS, July 4-Evening.-The Moni-
teur TO. day has an article expressing lis
detestation of the murder of MHximil-
ian. In,the Senate and Corps LeEisla-
Tiff to-day speeches were made de-
nouncing the execution as u crime
against civilization, and orders have
been sent out suspending from their
functions all French Consuls in the
Mexican Republic. All festivities in
this city have ceased, and preparations
for the forthcoming fetes have been
abandoned out oigrespect for,the mem
DRY of the ill-fated Macmillan.
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.MoR1LE, June 5.-The steamer Tobias
co bearing the Mexican flag arrived
yestery morning with about 500 of the
foreign legion from Maximilian's
command on garrison at Vera Cruz.
They left that city on the 18th ult., the
capitulation was signed on the 9th.
They marched out with colors flying
and were saluted by she Liberal forces.
They were allowed to retain their arms,
sells to leave Mexico.
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IND1ANEPoL1s, July 4.-The corner
stone of the Soldiers' Home at Kings
town was laid to-day, under the auspi-
ces of the Indiana Department OF the
Grand Army of the Republic. Gov.
Conrad Baker delivered the Grafton.
AT a German picnic near this city to-
day a man named Austin Foelke was
killed by Vim. M'Coy. The murderer
made his escape and is still at large.
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TORONTO, C. W., July 4.-The Gov
eminent having received Information
that the Eenians intend mischief to-
day, took precautionary steps. The
gunboat Huron was sent 10 Niagara,
another was placed at Fit. Erie, another
at Windsor. The gunboats on the st.
Lawrence were in readiness.
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MaXlmlllan's Death Announced In
France--RapOIeon'SC Court in Mourn
ing and the Fetes I'm Honor OF the
Sultan Countermanded---P
Observance OF the SadoWa AnniVer-
sary---SuspensIOn OF an American
Ranking House.
Special to the Ne1V York Herald.
PARIS, July 3-Evening.-The news
of the sad fate OF the lale Emperor
Maximilian, of Mexico, has been re-
celved in the city.
In consequence of the report Of the
tragedy, the grand military review or
dered for tomorrow, with the imperial
fetes which were to have taken place
on the Fourth in honor of.the Sultan OF
Turkey, have been countermanded by
the Emperor. -.-...
The celebration ofthe Fourth OF July
by the Americans resident in Paris and
visiting generally on the Continent, for
which great preparations have been
made at the Pre-Catalan, in the Bots
de Bologne, will not take place. The
arrangements have been brought to n
close owing to the news of Maximilian's
death.
PARIS, July S-Evening.-Th French
Court has been ordered in mourning,
according to the usual state form, by
Napoleon, In consequence of the death
OF Macmillan in Mexico. 80
PoTsDAM. July 3.-The anniversary
of the great Prussian victory over the
Austrians at Sadowa was celebrated in
grand style here to-day.
King William, of Prussia, is in the
city. He had an enthusiastic reception.
New colors were presented to the reg
iments which took part in the decisive
fight.
BERLIN, July 8, lss7.-The city OF
Berlin is brilliantly Illuminated after
the celebration of the anniversary OF
the battle OF Sadowa to day. e
nBanners, flags and streamers fioated
on every side during the day, and the
fete was made joyous by all.
PARIS, July 3, 1S67.-Messrs. Vanden-
brock Brothers, American Bankers,
have suspended payment in this city.
They ask from their creditors the space
of a year to enable them to pay to each,
one half of the money due them.
The depositors having money in the
concern suffered very much.
The Messrs VandenbroCk were favor
the Southern States, the leading men OF
the JEFF. Davis Confederacy during the
war IN the United States. r5H
LIVERPOOL, July 3.-Senator Sher-
man is passenger on board the steam
ship City of Paris, which sailed for
New York to-day. sf- ~ .s...r.
He denounoes Attorney General
Stanbery,s opinion on the reconstruc-
ton laws as an attempt To annul the
acts of congress. u {. tiI1lt-al .-E.a
LONDON, July 3.-The estate of Sir
Morton Peto has been put in bank
ruptcy.
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CnicnEn

JULY 5-FLoUR-Dul and unchanged.
S-wheat-Nominal at 81 72aI 80.
Corn-Steady at S2aS21<c. Oats-HfEher;
5S1<a5SEc. Rye-Dull at 9ScaSl OF.
Barley-Neglected; nominal at 55c.
WHIsKY-Nominal Mt 81 33.
Ns-Pork-Nominal at - so
AL 90; shoulders, SC; rough sides, IOc.
Lard-Generally dull at 1l1<al15Ic.
july 5.-FLouR-Quiet.
GRAIS-wheat-Qu Coru-m0re
activei No. > Illinois SSc; No. 1 do. GOO
Oats-About Csc for car lots Chicago.
Other grains nominal.
-FREIsHTs-Eirmer; corn to New
York l2c; oats Sc.
July 5-FLoUR-Firmer. city Xxx.
50 75alO ..
-, G IA = Active at slsi14
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NEW YORK, July 5.-Marcus Levi,
who swindIed Messrs. Meagher, Tolls
81 Co., OF San Francisco, of a large
amount of money, was arrested here TO-
day, on reputation of the Governor
of California.
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FOR Gent.
For Rent.

NlHE STORE ROOMS LA TELY oCCu-
J. pied by George r Taylr & Co., and J..
Clemens q Co., on Main stree I; also base
ment rooms finished. Good oS.i ces in second
story, and good rooms for 9th e. purposes In
second and third story In good order. Pos
session given Immediately,
Many building lots and dwelling houses foI
sale IN the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms.
THOS- HORNRROOK.
Once. No. lls5S Main street, above Mon
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Cincinnati.

Tury 5.-FLoUR-Dull and I'M
changed; family $l1 5Oal2 90.
PaTH-Wheat-Dull; sales old No.
red at 50 Is, and s. 10 for No.
,. new was offered at 81 % for red, to be
delivered In n week or ten days. Corn
No /, CSC. Rye-Dnll and nominal.
CoTroS-Dull at 221<c for middling.
WHIsKY-Steady at 81 30 in bond.
PRoVIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Firm and
quiet at $2l. Bulk Mests-Firm at 81,
iOX and uIzc for shoulders, sides and
clear sides. Bacon-Very firm at 81,
1I1z, u and l21<c. Hams-In good de-
mand and prices higher; common 15ci
sugar cured 1Sc.
HANDFUL; sales prime city at lie.
Observation-Disclosures
EGes-Declined to 15c.
GRocERIRs-FIrm at full prices.
GoLD-Closed ut 1sS1< buying.
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Address all orders to
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ONO WOOL arowe1s As.o.e.llaatIoaan q

CLEvELAND, July 4-The executive
COMMITTEES ofithe Ohio Wool Growers
Association decided not to make the
tariff question an issue in the canvass
for State officers, but to look to candi-
dates for the legislature to secure the
election of a tariff man for United
States Senator. Trl fffpE
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fiNRw YORK, July 5.-A race was
trotted between Dexter in harness and
Ethan Allen and running mate on the
Morristown, N. j., course yesterday.
which was won, after a close and ex-
citing contest, by Ethan and his mate;
the best mile being in 2:2o.