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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-18
he Marquis o: Harrington Oh the Purchase
Of TeieSraphs.

In Committee OF the Whole in the House or Com
Lngton brought III MS Money bill for completing the
purchase OF the ielegraphs. Promising that the basis
OF the arrangement OF last year was twenty years.
purchase OF tAe net profits up 20 June last, ne
planned the steps taken by the Post ONCE authorities
10 ascertain these profits and the value OF the stocks
to De taken over. The chief result OF these had been
TO reduce the claims OF the telegraph companies from
f703J97 TO Co. 7l5,0i, an abatement OF IL, $40 93o
and OF this 90 10 1903 would be for the purchase OF
profits and fIgl g3S for other items. The purchase
OF the rights of the railway companies he put at
f7O0,0 900, the expenses OF extensions at f3JO, O00
aud, including Conversations TO small companies
the bill would contain, he calculated the
whole cost OF the transfer at 60, 5O,UOJ The ln-
quries of the Post Office show that the business OF
the telegraph companies was rapidly and steadily
ncreasingn one case at Is per cent and In another
III 80 per cent per annun; buG calculating the ave-
rage increase at ~ per cent, this &C. $780, 900
would repre- sent not 70, but only II years. purchase
OF the profits OF 1869. The annual ne put at
f6l5s3s, and the expenditure at t3o9 4o4. giving
net proft OF f34 35i: and the interest f6 700
al per cent beng G270,000 and at 3D per cent
f233 $50, IN the one case there would surplus OF
s4iooo, and in the other OF s77,Ooo The bul would
give power TO raise the purchase money by EXcheQuer
bills or bonds, or by the creation Of consolidated
stock or terminabie annuties and he anticipated
ra,e Of 81 D per cent, SO that ' the sur SUR
plus would be s.7OOo. He went with some
minueness into the details Of the estimates OF
nue. and expenditure and under the first head he
calculated that by the revision Of tariffs and addl-
tiona facilities the number OF messages would be
an average rate OF Is. 3D., would give an annual
revenue OF s5l4,23 The revenue from Continent al
and Atlantic telegraphs he estimated at clos, 604
IRON private wires at f25 900, and from TRANSMISSION
of news at $4,000 After assuring the House that
the estimates had all been framed the most mode
rate basis, he concluded by justification OF the
monopoly clause, mentioning, among other argu-
ments, that the number OF offices would be increased
from one in 5000 TO IN 5000 OF the population.
After some remarks from Mr.. Hunt, Mr.. Crawford
and Mr.. Macie the resolutions on which the bill Is
TO be founded were agre ID To.
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Glre4ttelIiasrrrer:

The tremendous Flsk Is again on
the war path. Alike on land and water
In strategic movements he excels. The
Prince OF Erie and the Admiral OF
Steamboats, has now undertaken line
Of operations on whloh he seems deter.
mined to hght 1t out, though The means
which he employs and the determined
and confident manner In which he
wields his forces lead US 10 anticipate o
cessation OF hostiIltles before the sum-
mer season has passed away. BY the
full report OF The SusquehannR Rail.
road War, which Is published In an.
other column, may be seen the way this
great commander carries on his cam
paigns. 1t seems, however, that Iu
thh case he has met men as
determined as himself, who lack
neither the ability nor the will to wage
the war I'll the last armed foe expires.
AS II appears In the telegram, both
parties are In possession OF towns,
which are fully garrlsoned and ready
to repel attacks at a moments notice
To an outsider at this distance, 1t Is DIFF
acult to tell what It Is all about. further
than that each party wants to get pos.
session OF the susquehanna Railroad,
and thereby I'LL their pockets with the
earnings OF the road. The last ac.
counts show that the Ramsey interest
has the most men, but that Fisk Is ahead
OF them In strategy and brlllIancy Of
execution.
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New York Cattle Market.
New YORK, August 10

New YORK, August 10.
CATTLR-Are doing better, with re.
ceIpts OF 6, ,955 for the week, and 8,l56
Tor to-day. The quality is poor; sever.
oil lots OF thin Texans being among
them, besides nearly 800 Florida scala.
wags OF the hardest sort. They come
direct by steamers and were nine days
at sea, eating almost nothing, and were
very poor when they started, and would
not dress much over 8 oWt, and no one
will purchase. They will 60 into the
country II the authorities will permit
It. They are covered with ticks and
dying In the yards, probably from ex.
hausllon. Some very fine Z cwt Texans
from the Alexander farm brought Ida
loo, they had been wlntered over and
were the best Texans seen here for
years. There was good market for
fat cattle, and prices kaXc higher.
All the good cattle sold vt l5al6c; no
extras were on aAle and the poorest
brought lie excluding the FlorIda q stock,
The market averaged lao. Illinois
gave 1920 cattle; Kentucky 7S6; Texas
$40 Of the Alexander cattle; 200 fat 7
cwt Illinois steers brought l5al6c; car
Of 81 cWt, Kentucky grades averaged
l6al7c; common Illinois cattle 5H cwt
sold at 13Al41o.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Sheep are plenty
AID dull, the L, $50 head Of to day com.
pletlng the $3.50 for the week. They
are not all selling at 4Na6o for sheep,
and 7A8Mc for lambs; Pennsylvania
lambs OF 55 pounds at 711c; one car
Canada Of 20 pounds at SC, and a car
Ohio sheep Of IS pounds sold at So.
HoGs-Arrival Of a, ,lS4 head, with so
cars Of to-day. They, are selling at
l2Ac dressed; u car OF z08 pounds Ohio
stillers brought 100 alive; car OF 2O5
pound Illinois corn hogs at SlOalS 90
per cwt. The market is not strong.
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The eclipse on Saturday was coin j..
plete and perfect success. The children
and the astronomers were made com.
pletely and perfectly happy, while ev-
cry body else remained serene. Where.
ever the eye rested, smoked glass and
sooty noses were the prominent "iea.
lures" Of the landscape. II everybody,
everywhere, from the porter to the boss
and from the cook and hottle-washer
to the mistress, did not give up their
whole time to the spectacle, they at
least "went one eye on It," to the in.
tense strainlng OF that particular optic,
and to the immense enlightenment Of
the possessor on the intricate and mys.
terious science Of astronomy. The on.
ly disasters we heard OF In Wheeling,
came under the head OF optical dIstor.
tlons, and these made a harvest
for the eye doctors yesterday. One
old family cat that we observed was 80
enthusiastic over the spectacle, that she
became cross'eyed, and one old lady In
her excitement put her spectacles on
wrong side up, turning her eyes com.
pletely over. A couple OF lovers we wot
Of, who insisted upon viewing the
eclipse lovingly through the same
glass, were so delighted with the affair
that they continued TO gaze long after
the moon had taken its departure, and
at midnight, when we lett the exciting
scene, they were still investigating.
They will doubtless keep up their In.
terest forever. One Of the most Interest.
ed and happy individuals we observed
reJo!Ced In the possession OF q glass
eye, and having smoked It thoroughly,
he gave himself up TO the felicltatIonR
OF the occasion, completely and bliss.
folly happy. twas the most perfect
illustration OF looking through glass
darkly' that we ever remember 10 have
seen. i'
The most perfect specimens of abso.
lutely mellow happlnes we observed
were those who looked at the eclipse
through glasses shaped like a tumbler.
There were a good many Of them, and
they each and every one considered
the eclipse very big thing indeed.
On the whole, we repeat that the
eclipse was complete and perfect sue.
cess. 1t has been demonstrated beyond
peradventure that the moon is not
made Of green cheese, although one
interested housemaid, evidently I'm.
bued with this theory, In taking her
observations, strained" her eyes Into
the milk pan. But she didn't see 1t.
We may expect to have more or less OF
profound treatlses on this subject for a
few months, but we may be thankful
that another eclipse but few OF US will
ever llveto witness.
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DIR. GREGORY, President OF the IIlI-
noIs State Agricultural University,
writing from Munich 10 a friend In
Springfield, Illinois, says: ~ called
this morning upon Baron Lleblg, the
father OF Agricultural Chemistry, q
splendid old man ofseventy years, With
an eye like an eagles. Il am against
isolated schools, said the Baron with
the strongeat emphasis. So. you see,
our plan ior the 1udustr Ial University
Is, thus far, 10 keeping with European
experience. Said I: Baron LlebIg, 1t
is sometimes asserted In America that
agricultural education In Europe has
proved failure. How 10 it2' The old
man's eye frightened, and taking his
grandest tones, he replied: The suc.
cess has been Immense. In Hesse, for
instance, he continued, tho value OF
the land has increased three hundred
per cent. within the past tilteen years
from the simple spread Of agricultural
science'-Rn evidence that even an
American can appreciate.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
nARKErs BIZ rELEaRAPn.
NEW YORK, August /

NEW YORK, August 10.
CoTToN-Wlthout decided change;
sales Of 800 bales at SSKc for mIddllng
uplauds.
FLoUR-Closed dull at &c lower on
medium and low grades.
GRAlN-Wheat-Dull at 1a2c lower,
with shippers holding of for further
decline. Rye-Dull and heavy at 81 81
for western. OAls-Dull at 7Oa74c for
new; and 77a79o for old western. Corn
Quiet at 85cat1 Is for unsound; and
81 l4Al Is for sound mixed western,
Observation-Disclosures without
decided change. Beef-Steady and un.
changed. Cut Meats-FIrm. Bacon
Dull and unchanged. Lard-Quiet at
l0Mal0jio for fair 10 prime steam,
Edas-Quiet and unchanged.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
The failure OF Bowers, BeekmRn &
Co. has caused much uneasIness and
distrust In the market, as the firm stood
high and their credit was considered In
Wall street as unlimited. Nevertheless
there Is fair inquiry for specialltles.
Black alpacas are In request, as are
low priced heavy woolens adapted 10
mems wear; and wooden ahawIs, too,
are In Improved request. Cotton goods
are rather quiet, and we have very
little changes to notice In prices. The
working mems blue denims are reduced
10 per yard, and now sell at 2lHc, the
UneaSVllle do. down 10 l8c; Columbia o
= brown do. lsc, and Massachusetts K
brown cotton fannels 14I1c, q decline
OF ~ per yard.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNEY-Easy and steady at GA7 per
cent, chiefly per cent, on call loans,
STERLINd-l09Hall0H,
GoLD-0pened at lSS3; closed at
lSSssalS5Ni carrying rates 6H per cent.
to HAT,
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-A shade easier.
bat closed steady. Coupons Of '8l, l2iX
al25; do. 'G2, l24sSal243; do. 'G4, l2SHa
l2311; do. '65, 1221< al221f do. new, l22I;
do. ~, l22xal2299G; do. '6S, l22{; l0-4Os,
ll6sGall6A; Pacltcs, 1lO1falll. With
the exception Of short time In the
middle OF the day, there was decline,
followed BY heavy purchases.
SroCKB-Western Union Telegraph
10; Pacific Mail s6X; New York Cen.
trail 2llsS; Harlem l659<; Hudson 1867:
Reading 971f; Erie 2S5S; Michigan Cen.
tral lSlH; Michigan Southern 1857;
Illinois Central l4OH; Pittsburgh lO6K;
Northwestern 9l4; do. preferred 99N;
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati 76;
Rock Island ll8N; st. Paul S2j6; Wa.
bash 73x: Fort Wayne 1885; Terre
Haute 6S; Chicago & Alton 1871; Ohio &
MlssIssippiS2sG.
EXPRESS SHAREs-.Adams go;
Wells, Fargo g. Co. AK; American Al;
United States 6SIG; Merchants Union
10.
Cincinnati.
AUGUST lO.-FLouR-Firmer; family
S825.
GRAIN-Wheat-Irregular; closing
dull; buyers offering 81 SOAl S5 for red;
and 81 4bAl so for white; but holders
commended for 8A5c per bushel better.
Corn-Scaree and advanced to 90c. Oats
-Flrmer and higher at 6SA60c. Rye
Al 81 GOAL O6.
ToBAoCo-In good demand; sales Of
$50 hhds Of IS Goals 90.
WHAKY-Firmer; sales OF 800 bbls at
81 0S for new. and 81 90 for Iron bound.
PRovIsIoNs-MeSs Pork-DuIl Rt
SSS 26lSS 50; sales at inside rate. Bulk
shoulders dull at 14c; sides aRleable at
l6kc, but held ko higher. Bacon
Firm at l6ho for shoulders; lSNc for
rib sides; and l9Al9kc for clear; no
clear rib sides Of consequence on the
market. Sugar Cured Hams-At 2Ac;
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Nom The Leader. .r r
Murder will outI' and With the
trouble on Seneca street the other day,
a romance Of family trouble and wed.
ded woe has been brought 10 light, and
Is tickling the ears and gratifying the
tongues OF our gossiplnR public. The
report we gave In Saturdays Issue was
substantially correct, although we
could obtain no definite information.
Mr.. Lanphear was exceedingly retl-
Client and nothing was told from bis
lips ~ any reporter concerning the
whole transaction. He also cautioned
all aboct him and requested them TO
withhold all information from the press,
stating that II the Particulars must be
known, the time would be, when the
judicial investigation brought them to
light. ills now evident that no such
Investigation will be, and rather than
tell nothing we give what little we can
ascertain. - .-. 81.
Mr.. Lanphear came here from Gin
clnnatitwo years ago, with the woman
concerning whom the trouble occurred,
and by whom he has had two children.
To her he has never been married, but
has wife, now In the city and living
on Woodland avenue. This lady has n
name OF the purest, q character unim-
peachable, and although quiet and re.
tired Is beloved by ali who know her.
Why she does not apply for divorce Ia
best known to herself. BE is perfectly
willing and eager TO have the tic uu
bound, but for some reason she prefers
to have him partially In her power. We
have been told that she 10 supported by
Mr.. Lanphear, he paying weekly
stipend 70 her support 90 81 t.l
II Will be remembered that Lanphear
had suspicious Of the fidelity Of the
woman he was living with and went TO
his place OF business on Friday morn.
Ing with the intention Of returning 10
the house.
On going back to the house 10 satisfy
his suspicious and presentIment. MI.
LanpheAr entered the back door into
the basement kitchen, and heard Ms
wife ask the servant girl II he was in
the house. he motioned to the ser.
want girl to say mo- and she answered
accordingly. Removing his boots, Mr.
Z, crept Into the hall and heard the
woman 70 into Stanley'S room, which
was In the front part OF the second
floor. He stepped up stairs, sprang ln,
seized Stanley and drew him from the
bed, stabblng him In the shoulder With
q pocket knife he had drawn and open
ed while coming up stairs. They strug
gled together for some minutes upon
the floor, the woman all the while TAX
Ing Stanley's part. This at last exRs,
petated Lapnhear, and he released
stanley, who Immediately ded, anG
spfang upon the woman Btabblng heI
Ia the abdomen. She asked him 'hov
could he do so2' and Immediately fell
Since the atfray she has seemed Il
dote upon her paramour, Mr.. 8, with I
great deal OF affection. He reclprocatel
BY words Of endearment, and eare!u
attention,
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Large Fire at Rewburg, Ohio.
Total Destruction OF the Cleveland
Wire Mills,
List OF the Insurance.
CLEVELAND, o., Angus! 10,

CLEVELAND. o., August 10.
Last night the wire mills OF the Cleve.
land Rolling Mill Company, situated
at Newburg, Ohio, were totally de.
stroyed by FIRE. Loss $S5,0OO. Insured
In the following companies: LorIllard,
New York, 5000; Howe, New Haven,
5000; Providence, Washington, s. 600;
United States. Baltimore, So, 900; CONT.
mental. New York, S3, 600; Washington,
New York, $1,000: North American,
Philadelphia, $3.50: Gesno Falls In
surance Company, $500; Merchants,
Hartford, 5000; Cleveland, 5000;
State Fire Insurance Company, Cleve-
land, $1,000: Sun Fire Insurance Com.
pany, Cleveland, 5000. Total, {43, 500;
insured by Cleveland agencies. Insur.
ance through agencies al Newburg not
yet ascertained, though 1t ID thought 1t
will be about $50, 900 more. The tire Is
supposed to have originated In the
woodwork around the chimney. The
following are additional Insurances on
the Cleveland wire mills burned last
night: Albany City, 5000; Security,
New York, $1,000; Underwriters
Agency, New York, S4,5OO.
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sound picked at 2OA2O]tc. LArd-At
1910; demand moderate.
CHEEsE-ko higher; stock light.
BuTTER-FIFm at 25AS0o,

sound picked at 20A20xo. LArd-At
1910; demand moderate.
CHEEsE-ko higher; stock light.
BuTTER-Flrm at 26AS0c.
Edds-l4al5o.
0ILs-Dnll and unchanged.
GoLD-lS6}f buying.
EXoHANdR-Dull at Ito discount
buying; par selling,
MoNEY-Market easy at SAl0 per
cent.
AUGUST 10.-FLouR-Flrm and ouIet
at 20 O0A7 so for spring extras.
GRAIN-Wheat-Fairly active and
excited: No. l unchanged; No. 2 open.
ed 4a4}Sc higher, with sales at 81 46,
cash; closing dull and nominal Of
u 4l1al 42 for No. 2. Corn-Active;
sales No. 2 at 9iao5c; closing at CSC; re.
jected s9a90c. no grades S3a8ls; this af.
ternoon No. 2 was nominal at $50.
OAIs-Firmer and more active; sales No.
2 at 6SIfa641fo closing at 6SA65c. Rye
Firmer; sales No. l at 81 0lal o.; No. 2
at 90a9lc; closing at 81 02 for No. l.
Barley-Qulet; No. 2 In store nominal
at 81 25Al 80.
CATTLE-Steady and firm for upper,
but dull and tame for low grades; IA 76a
8 70 for fair to extra COWS; 50 OOA6 26 for
light; 80 SOa7 25 for medium to good;
" 90 for extra prime steers.
HoGs-Dull and o shade weaker:
20 l21fa9 Is for light: 90 S5A9 so for fair
to medium; 50 62Ha0 s6 for good to
choice.
81. Toledo.
AUGUST l0.-FLouR-Dull.
GRAIN-WheAt-Dull; No. 2 white
Wabash at 81 IS; amber at 81 s.; old at
81 65; No, red at 81 S5; No. 2 do at
81 81. Corn-Quiet; No. l held at 81 90;
No. 2 at 97c; no sales. Oats-1c lower
at $50. Rye-2c better; No. Eat 97c.
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WASHINGTON,
The President and Cabinet Move.
ment or the PFesIdent-Changes in
the Names OF U. .. Vessels,

the Names OF U. q. Vessels.
WARRINGTON, August 10.
The President and Secretary Fish
arrived this morning. The Postmaster.
General arrived last night. Several
visitors, including four members OF
Congress, had interviews with the
President this morning. Al the CabI net
meeting, the Treasury Department was
represented by Assistant Secretary
Richardson and Attorney General, by
Assistant Field. The present Intention
Of the President 10 10 leave Washing
ton again for New York tomorrow.
The Cabinet meeting adjourned at 5
O'Clock, Pm Nothing has trans plred
concerning the subject discussed, for
which there Is the slightest otficIal au.
thorlty.
The Secretary Of the Navy has made
the following changes In the names Of
vessels to conform more fully with the
law: Arizona TO MerRda; Hecla to Me-
braska; Hercules 10 Oregon; Thunder.
or to Massachusetts; Astoria 10 Omaha;
Cambridge 10 Congress; Detroit to Ca.
nandagua; Achilles to MRdoc; Active
to NRnsetL; Argus 10 Koko; Atlas to
NahRnt; Caster 10 Mehopac; SpitGire 10
Suncook; Strombols 10 WasHuc; Tarter
to YaZoo; Tempest to Yume; Nemesis
to Wyandotte; Vixen 10 0sceolA; Tor.
nado 10 Wlnnebago.
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NEW YORK.
Wreck OF o Steamship Off Cape Race.
The Cuban JuntA 60 Issue Letters OF
mRrque.
Sentence OF Wall street Brokers.
New York, August 10,

New YORK, August 10.
Dispatches TO the agent from Cape
Race report the total loss OF the steam.
ship Germania. The crew and paSsen.
gers were all saved. 1t Is supposed the
malls were also saved. The Germania
left New York August Sd ior Hamburg.
She had $75, 900 In gold aboard.
The Cuban Junta has received au-
thorlty from President Cespedes to
issue letters Of maTque, as soon as
they aresure the CubRns have sea ports.
It Ii expected that two vessels will soon
be commissioned. II 10 also reported
that 1900 men will soon start tor Cuba.
The Wall street brokers were sen.
fenced for usury to-day by Judge Car.
doza TO fines ranging from $3.50 TO $500,
and In two cases 10 imprisonment In
the city prison for I've and ten days re-.
specLively.
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION,

HooFnANps GERMAN BIrrERs ia
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
lt d compound Of Fluid ExtractE, The
Roots, Herbs, and Barkg from which these
extracts are made, arc gathered In Ger.
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by q scientific chemist, These
extracts are then forwarded TO this country
70 be used expressly for the manufacture Of
thi1 BitterR. There u NO alcoholic substance
OF any kind u8ed in compromising tho Bit
terB, hence II free from all the objections in.
oident 10 the use OF liquor preparation.
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DhcGSsIOn In the RoIchstrath-Tho
Difficulty with Prussia.

D"SAb9AoA ~ Auo ub
Difficulty with Prussia.
VIENNA, August 0.
There was q full sitting Of the Reich
Btrath delegation to day. A long dis.
cusslon on the budget Of foreign Min.
listers took place. Baron Bsust In his
remarks admitted that most Of the dis
agreements with Prussia rose from
what was contained In an Austrian
red Book, and defended on the ground
thai Its publication was calculated to
remove Misrepresentation, and asserted
that Austria had formed no alliances,
but added that In France she had many
good friends. 1tisquestlonable whether
Germany could help Austria even II
the assistance of the German states
were wanted. France on the contrary
has proved itself friend throughout.
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CAUTION.

HooflandT German Remedies are counter
tOited. seO that tho signature ofC II. JACK.
h0N u on The wrapper OF each bottle, AL
Principal onioo and ,NannIactoEy al the
German Modielno atoEO, No. 69l ARGn street,
CHARLES N. EVANS, Proprietor.
.ryf- Formerly q. II. JACKSON q %.
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PRICES.

AOsHAnar German alt.Hr' gs;lsS:...s. e, lssSs:.s G.S
HoonAnd1 9arman Tonic, pnt up In quart
bottle, q % pet hoitle OF q half doIOh for
no.
1rDo mot toEEot % examine well the ar.
Iel0 you buy, In order 70 got tho genuine.
For salo By Drugglsta And Dealers In Md
cine oYoryWhere, Jyl2
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
GREAT RRITAIR,
The Press ON the James HaEEeFty
Case-The Harvard Crew,


Case-Ths Harvard Crew.
LONDON, August 10.
The EUenin0 Telegraph, Liberal, yes
terday, contained an editorial on the
case Of Haggerty, United States Consul
Rt Glasgow. The writer, after paying q
tribute 10 the uniform good faith Of the
American Executive, so far as FenIan.
ism is concerned, justItles the refusal
OF the British Government TO grant an
exequRtur. President Grant had no
notice OF the record OF Mr.. Haggerty,
and under the circumstances the Gov
ernment had no option but TO refuse to
acknowledge him, and the Justice ofthe
refusal would doubtless be recognized
at Washington.
The Harvard crew were out for prac.
tlce last evening. They made faster
time than at any previous trial, though
they rowed against the wind and tide.
They used the London Club boat.
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n \ UUNt ~ 41iUIFHVNI
JUDGE Sf be 6sprepae COURT u RaIsylvntG;.
PHILADELPHIA, April q, 1883.
"I oonHIdor Hooaaud6 German Bltt9m. q
ValId6lS medicine In case OF attacks OF lndl'
ReAIion or dyspepsia. can certify this
from my experience OF It
Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"
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CINCINNATI, August 10.
Weather yesterday and this morning
clear. Thermometer $50 In the morn
Ing, 7S0 at noon, 79s In the evening, and
this morning at 8 O'Clock GO.