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NEW York HERALD THURSDAY, JULY lses-TRIPLE SHEET

and to pay sloe 7l2 to the Choctaw claimants, and
10 the Chickasaw claimants out OF the money
held In trust for those nations.
The bill gave rise to Q discussion. Mr.. WINDOW
explained and advocated Il.
Ar. 6HANKs, lrep.) Of Ind, denounced the measure
e combination against the Indians, who should be
allowed larger sum. He moved TO increase the
amount to the Chickasaws TO $2S4, 900.
Mr.. WINDOW replied to the objections OF Mr.
Shanka.
The blu was further advocated by Messrs. Peters
and Clarke, OF Kansas. ....'..
Finally the previous question was moved and Sec
Onded, but no vote was taken on the bill or amend
ment
REMISSION OF CUSTOMS DUTIES.
Mr.. SCHENCK, from the Committee Of Ways and
Means, reported bill authorizing the Secretary Of
the Treasury to remit the duties two meridian cir
Giles imported for the observatory connected with the
Chicago University, which was passed.
The house then, at q quarter to i've O'Clock, ae-
iourned.
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Which 9s ne Gsss now lssisistias. '' VIC '''' WV
thie sNNn0 bought It futile 10 bring politics into
y N0eetton. While 1t was tsue that this admipis-
the republican party nor any other party had integ
rity enough 70 prevent frauds with two dollar tax
ment and testified 70 the sterling integrity OF
the late Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, whose
sndeavors TO have dishonest onlciels removed and
honest men appointed had been IN vain.
Mr.. HENDRiCls said the most important thing TO
the country now was stability In Its nnances- He
made Q reasonable reduction in the
tax although he thought one dollar could be collec
ted. Senators could not excuse mistakes In legisa
tton by imputing crimes IN the execution Of the
law He disclaimed any responsibility for the frame
work Of the bin. b alE
carried by vote Of 10 to 10 and the Senate ad-
lOurned. ~ Nd .cL--- W. az
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An IMPORTANT MOVEMENT.

Last evening an entertainment was given by the
superintendent and inspectors OF the Metropolitan
Police force Of this city to the Chiefs Of Ponce Of the
diferent cities Of the Union at present In this CITY,
At q meeting held prior to the banquet u
movement was set on foot to establish
an organization through which the police in
other cities may cooperate with each other In police
matters. committee consisting Of super1nten-
dents Of Police Kennedy, OF this city: Ruggles, Pha
delphia; Kurtz, Boston; Ruffn Cincinnati, and Borg
mann, Detroit, were appointed to arrange plan OF
operations. The banquet last night which was
very neat affair, took place OF the ST. Vincent Res
talrant, Central Park,
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ST. LOUIS, July 8, 1858.
The building burned this morning on Second street
was not q bonded warehouse, but had been pre-
viously occupied ~ SUCH Three upper stories, used
as q tobacco factory by Mr.. B. Brown, had re-
Gently been seized by the government for violation
OF the Revenue laws. The value Of the tobacco
In the building has not yet been ascertained
The lower noqr was occupied a. q store
room by Morse d Co., and contained several thou.
sand kegs Of nails belonging to the Ben Wood Iron
Company, OF wheeling. The building was owned
by fIon. Montgomery Blair and IL considerably
damaged. The total loss by IRE may reach $50, 0Oo
and IL believed TO be fully insured.
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ST LOUIS, Jug ., l60o.
The annual tobacco fair was held to-day at the
warehouse OF Christian PEPPER corner of Market and
Twelfth streets. The entries were numerous and
the competition spirited. The quality of tobacco,
however, was inferior to that Of former years. The
nrst premium for best hogsheads Of manufacturing
leaf was awarded to James whteside, OF
Ballard county, KY. the second premium to Benja-
min Grin1th, Of Graves county, KY; the third pre-
MUM TO James Buchanan, OF Ballard county Ky.
The nrst premium for the best h0gshead OF culling
leaf was awarded to W. O. Morris, Of Cincinnati;
the second premium TO Charles Rhodes
Co., st. Louis. The nrst premium for
the hest hogshead OF black wrappers was awarded
TO Samuel sanford The hrst premium for the best
prize hogshead was awarded TO w. ID. Usher Of Bal
lard county; the SECOND premium to Cole Bros, st.
Louis. Best ten hogsheads shipping leaf ofered BY
one party, Louis Manson Co., st. Louis for Miller,
Cochran Morgan, Keitsvilie Me- Best hogshead
manufacturing leaf raised by lady, awarded To-
Mrs. Joseph Lakewood McCracken county, KY
After the awards the premium tobacco was sold as
follows:-Best hogshead manufacturing, 500 per
hundred second best $72; third BEST $76. Best
hogshead culling leaf, $50; second best $780, Best
hogshead black wrappers, $50; second best s25 The
ladies' prize hogshead was sold for $ll0.
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FIRE IN CHRISTOPHER srRxBr.-At about I'VE
O'Clock yesterday afternoon IRE took place In the
smoke house OF the~pork packing Establishment Of
Jesse West, 100 Christopher street. Damage 10 stock
about " 500 insured. Damage done 70 the building
about 81. 000 insured.
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TOBACCO FAIRS IN MISSOURI AND KENTUCKY.
The Fair nc Louisville.

LOUISVILLE July 9, 1855.
The tobacco fair Ia an immense success. Four
hundred hogsheads were sold. The FIRST premium
was awarded to the Picket warehouse, Of Ballard
county, light wrappers. sold at 4275 per hundred;
second premium, ll4s 50, Hart county; tnird pre-
mium shipping Zeal, Warren county, $26 SO; fourth
premium, Christian county S27.
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Large Fire in Kansas Citv--Less 100000.
KANSAS CITY, July 8, 1888.
An entire block Of frame buildings on the west
side Of Main street. between Fourth and Fifth, was
destroyed by fire this morning. The principal losers
are Mc0overn b Co., James A. walker, Missler
Brother and G. Prank. Loss e60, 600: insured for
$4,000. The IRE was the work Of an incendary.
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Large Fire at ChanpsiGn-Loss 100000
CHICAGO, July 8, 1895.
fire occurred at Champaign, Ill., on the 9th which
destroyed property valued at e1oo, 900; insured for
e<5 900. M
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be taxed. The Senator from New Jersey would not
be mere but for e fact that there in his state
Hundreds OF thousands Of men o. honest ~ himself
ssy Se sx could not Be Collected the fault lay
mot ands
the law would be enforced. He hoped that until then
Mr.. CxxERoN was in favor of making the last
argument an issue In the election He saw
reason why q party calling itself the party OF
reform should ADMIT ne inability to carry out the
Mr.. MORRILL,, Of VT, said there seemed to be
combined effort TO defeat this bill. II had been de-
monstrated by experience that the tax Of 81
could not he collected. Men never put revenue
frauds In the same category with other crimes.
and that was not collected. Ne had no objection to
trying another experiment upon collecting the %
tax, but It must be remembered that the House OF
Representatives had almost unanimously decided to
reduce the tax.
the present tax, which he said had been disastrous
in every point Of view. He believed the corruption
q the revenue service was chiefly due TO the Tenure
OF once Law, introduced by Mr.. Edmunds. The
question Of the amount OF tax was solely one OF
pediency No question OF morality was involved
Mr.. EDMUSDs replied that his political education
had been that the greatest expediency was TO do
i But for the tenure Of once @ nefs
would not, In his opinion, be q single internal reve-
nue. Official that either was not member Of the
whiskey ring or had cousin in It. or course 1t
was only coincidence that the greatest majorities
of the democratic party were rolled up In the great
Mr.. YATES was OF opinion that the continuance Of
the two dollar tax would be In the continuance OF
the whskey ring. II the question was put on moral
grounds The government should either refuse to COL
iect tax on whlskey or tax II out OF existence.
Mr. DAVIS followed. He said the falling on Of the
tax had been greater In districts wherk the Presi-
dent had made removals and Congress hsd retained
the iucumbents than In those where the Presidents
abtotntmepU had been confirmed.
Mr PArfkhsoS, (rep.) OF N. H., reminded the Sen
atof that the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has
NOT controlled any nominations since the Philadel-
phia Convention. -
Mr. DAVIS said he had procured the nomination OF
several business men Of integrity for the oncee IN
Kentucky who had oil been rejected and On inferior
man been appointed. He proceeded 70 den0unce
the legislation Of Congress % productive Of more
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suuken boat ton ght, and will no
doubt raise her speedily. phe Put
|uamis owned By GaptS John Rhodes,
Of Pittsburg, . lin Young, clerk Of the
| boa boat to and others, and insured for
F, $4,000 in PittsbUrg
The Democrat, of Wednesday, say (:
There is not much to say about
wharf matters. The river Is station
airy. The FIST stones were laid in the
dam, yesterday, for the shore pier o.
the bridge. 1t was. an interesting
event Hundreds OF laborers con-
tinue ,leveling and grading and paving
portions Of the wharf aud much Of
the wharf is, at present useless for.
business, The contest for freight
continues warm for New Orleans
freights; between che barges, the At
lantic Company aud the Independent
Bismarck. The barge rate for -four
Is 30 cents per barrel, steamer 40
cents, and. it is said, 30 cents.
Captain John FITZGERALD returns to
the river, aud will command the Vir-
gInIa. H sadi IS .Lfla 81 - 9t
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sFEAMBc Ar PRINTTNG.

no printing esf Adjustment IN the West
has better facib ties or greater ability for
doing fine stea' .nboat Printing. Our assort-
nent Of job Type. though very large and
our job depar tnentis under the personal
supervision Of one Of the best job printers
In the United States. We are prepared to
Bills Lads *, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
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Wharf-of oats viii be promptly attended &c.
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LOUISVILLE. = The Courier Of
Wednesday saysIgr.t rffeH .f-lt
The river was falling very slowly
last evening. with. six feet three inches
water In the canal by the mark. Dur
ing the previous twenty-four hours it
had fallen an inch at the head Of the
falls, and three inches at the Port
land wharf The weather continues
mild, and was cloudy at times, with
the thermometer at So
On the falls last evening there were
four feet three inches water in the
pass down the Indian chute.
The Democrat says:
The wharf presented rather a dull
appearance yesterday. There were
but few boats here, and those that
were received but little freight. Lou
isville as a commercial metropolis, is
not looking to her interest as she
should.
The Melnotte. from Evansville,
passed up yesterday from Cincinnati,
with 1900 sacks of corn.
ST. LOUIS. = The Democrat, of
Monday, has the following details of
the sinking Of the Kate Putnam:
The Kate Putnam left our wharf
Saturday evening for Carondelet, to
take on iron ore for the Ohio, but
failed to make the rifle" While
passing through the chute, and not
far from the head of Arsenal Island,
she ran upon the old wreck of a
steamer, which one is not known,
and such a hole was made In her
hull that In about ten minutes she
was at the bottom. In the meantime
the boats direction was changed, and
she went down close to the arsenal.
Yesterday she lay straight, with the
water two feet upon her main deck.
A bell boat will be alongside the
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The weather turned freezing cold
during "Wednesday night, the mer
curry falling below 3O0, and particles
of snow were flying through the air
during the day while the ground was
frozen hard. The river during the
twenty-four hours ending at 3 O'clock
yesterday, had fallen six inches.
Weather cloudy, with strong wind
from the Northwest nHrt 81
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up
to three o'clock yesterday were the
Quickstep, Cairo to return Newsboy
and Noble Norton, Henderson to re-
? turn. ..........-s I
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WHITE GRANITE WARE

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COMMON WARE

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Manhood: How Lost, How Rsstovercd,

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"My father, an old gentleman
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greater benefit and relief from a
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giving him rest and comfort nights
from JOhnsOn's Anodyne Liniment,
than from any and all the other rem.
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Let those who have detected the
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which nature designed should be
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Everybody who has travelled by
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by sowing the seeds of Dyspepsia.
1t is a comfort to know that the Pc.
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We judge FROM the immense sales
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of the vanifies of earth. Many a
pang in a sad parents heart might
have been saved, if that parent had
taken pains to instA into his child
red love of Music, and he hoped
the time not far distant when pa
rents will see that their own happi.
ness viii be greatly promoted by
learning their children music. When
that is done it will not be very
difficult to have congregational
singing and until that is done it
will be successful only to the degree
of interest which is taken in the
subject. He urged the importance
of all taking part in singingat every
proper time.
1t is hoped this discussion will
awaken a deeper interest i'll this
subject of singing, and that the
time may soon come when those
who cannot sing will be 4 small mi
nority of the people.
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Song Of Iron.

am mi hty IN the sabre
Furlrl, welded by the brave,
Gluri1U. IN the -trlGart steamer
LIugliug ut the storm aud wave.
Hcautcons in the palace pillars,
Saving in the pointed rod,
A. II brings the deadly lightning
Qu.llcd and harmless To the sod
But Tune : a glorious essence.
Who're | take my Gral,k,~t power.
Giving to the RAG NY surtst.
Sweetest aid in dangers hour.
Sc,' before me fiy diseases
Sts' the ,sfdCr>E hy,lrne how
SEE The rose ~ health and beauty
Take til palcst cheek and brow.
Fk.1yspcpsi. fly consumption
ic~, Hll ills are crushed ~ length,
For Civ. What human nature
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Eighty three members of the
present Congress have been renomi
mated by the Republicans.
Iowa republicans offer a banner
10 the county showing the largest
lain. S'''
A Methodist elder ia Oswego, n.
Y. met u Democratic lawyer the
"thcr day aud said to him "well,
nat ~ The prospect Of Your party
h1wT "The meetings. DONE" he
replied, "and, Elder, you may as
wen pronounce the bcnediction.n
citizen of Newark, n. j., las re.
~. ... s'"i sooo from another j.. whose
"asnfub his top vas drowned.
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The acreage price given for wool
n Vermont at present Is forty cents
pes pound.
General Fairchids, now Governor
y Wisconsin, who received an empty
'eft sleeve IN battle, recentlyproScnt-
I'd to General Stannard, who has an
empty right sleeve for the same
reason, a half dozen pairs OF odd
dress gloves. =
The Grant and Coliax club of
Bellows Falls have a beautiful brass
field piece fully mounted.
Judge Redfeld, after an absence
Of some months III London, in the
employ of the United States GOV.
crnment, has returned to Boston.
William X. Taft was instantly
killed Thursday afternoon ut Willis
ton. Mr.. Taft was experimenting
the moving Of u small house, and
was at work under it, when the
building suddenly slipped from the
snores aud fell upon him, crushing
liui to death. The deceased was
ne Of the most substantial citizens
# Williston.
The Vermont Bible Society at its
late meeting issued an appeal to the
Christian people of Vermont. and
especially ti,c Young Mems Christ.
IAN Association, to aid them in put
tlng a copy of the Scriptures III every
house. in the State, and in promot
ing the attendance upon all those
means of grace where its principles
are inculcated.
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Probate Courts,
bradford District.

DROBATE COURTS WILL ne HOLDEN
] within and tor the District of. bradford
lor tho year ensuing - follows, yIsi
AZ tho Troitcr House, IN Bradford, on the
"a Tuesdays IN January, May, Judy, aud Sep
tcml,cr.
A. the Probate Oiice, Ia West faitlcr. oa
tli, second Tuesday Ia Deeepibcr and the 81
Tuesdays In frbr,isrv, April aud Octobet.
A. the Hotel, In East Corinth. oQ the u Tues
days Of March, juno, Anguat, and Soveisbsf
ALvAlI bEAN Register
wca rsirler, nec 7, ts6fY
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DEAFNE%, CATlEH and SCROFlIi,

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Mrs Nc. L., care Maj. Martin Hunt hobo
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