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The Tobaooo Crop

The following Is from the Clarksville
tobacco Leaf Of Jane "a:
Never was the tobacco crop go COM
plete a failure as this year. Tobacco Is
now higher In our market than at the
seaboard, and still advancing. BUYERS
are taking all that IS offered, and rolling
II away. The warehouses arc crowded,
and the streets in front OF the warehouses
are blocked. The banks are having all
they can carry Just now. One buyer re-
marked TO US that II he had all Of his
purchases Of the season together Just now
they would net twenty-five thousand dol.
lars on this market, but unfortunately for
him the bulk Of 1t has been disposed Of.
Great profits will necessarily accrue in
the New York trade, on that which has
already been sold, and our farmers will
SEQ from this item the importance OF con-
cenralion and co operation when produce
Is low. The New York trade Is deceived
by reports Of good rains in this section.
The showers have been very light here,
barely enough rain at any time 10 lay the
dust, and the present estimate OF the next
crop is, that there will not be one thou.
sand hogsheads Of tobacco sold on this
market next year. n, ;
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CHICAGO.
FuE DONDHOIpnRs .1rIurcuor o.,r.

n -'0@%S@aSAAsa AEAe9NVI1VN GAhh.
CHICAGO, July ga special from Mad.
ison, Wis., says that all Of yesterday was
occupied by the U. 8. Court in a further
hearing Of the application for an iDiuac-
ton In behalf Of the Northwestern bond
holders. Arguments were made by az.
Ohiei Justice Dixon and Assistant Attor-
ney General Sloan for the State, and bv
Hon. 2. W. stoughton for the bondhold.
ers. From the argument 90 far made the
case seems to turn upon two points.
First, the jurisdiction Of the Court.
second, on the alleged conflict be.
tween the latter and the gen
eral railroad law. The counsel for the
oondholders argue that the passage of
law dates from the time when It IS signed
oY the Governor; that the Potter law was
passed before tho general law, and that
the section in the latter which provides
Tor q reasonable and Just compensation
has superseded the power OF making
arbitrary sales which the Potter law con.
ierred. The arguments IN the case will
probably be concluded oday and de-.
ctsion rendered some time next week
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CANDIDATES FoR CONGRESS IN WEST
VmaNlA.-In the First District the fol-
lowing persons have been named in con-
necuon with the coming canvass on the
part Ofthe ctScy-yiz:-LHG Good;
Lw.Horner, Col Ben wilson, Col. EIex
Campbell, and Col. Dan johnson. On the
part oIthS Republicans, Gen. I. F. Kelley,
Hon2J 2JohnH. Atkinson, Gen. R. 8. North.
colt, Hon, @. +. Scott, Rev, J. s. Pomeroy,
and Hon. John ]. Davis, ! GE.4 -
In the Second District The following
persons have been spoken ot;-viz1-Dsm,
octats, Hon. Chas. James Faulker and the
Hon. B. F. Martin. Republicans, Hon. +
n Hagans, ". H.-H. Flick aud j! N
WlesneF! . SisGHc5 = .aoHF
rIa.hs Third Dlstria the name Of The
Democratic aspltants is legion. Themes,
prominent are said 10 be The Hon. Frank
Hereford John. B. Ksnna, o. P. ssbyder,
i'm. Laidlsy, Geo W, TppetL w ID
Tonllaioa and Judge Eyermqat Wstd,
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"W. @. s."aud the Board Of Com.
miSSlonorS.

Editors Of the Intelllgsneer:
Some structures recently made by q cor.
respondent In your columns In regard 10
the actions Of the Board Of Commission.
ers call Tor q word or two OF comment.
People must differ, ol course, In the way
they look at public improvements as ln
other respects, but II seems 10 me that
there is no excuse iot differing In cap.
Lious, unchafitAble and malicious spirit
The criticismS 10 which alludC seem to
me 10 be Of such character. The Elm
Grove bridge was projected upon plaln
business principles, viz: to connect the
county property-the Poor House farm
with the National road and the railroad
Mr.. John Hall iSputtlng q bridge-At his
own expense the creek Aboye
Ttladelphia 10 connect his own property
with the road. He expects to add the
cost OF that convenience and improve
ment 10 the property, should he ever sell
1t. My argument therefore Is, that II q
private clliz9n can afford to build o
bridge 10 connect so small property as
that Of Mr., Halle with q highway OF sc-
cess TO II, much more can the large and
valuable county property afford TO do
the same thing. a
COUNTY AuTHoRlTIEs NOT INFALLIDLE
The county authorities may make mis-.
takes at times In their projected improve.
menls. At least some sore heads are al
ways ready 10 ssy 80. But admitting
that they do, shall VIC therefore be de-
tained from making any improvements
for fear OF making mislake2 Your cor
respondent speaks Of taxing the country
people for improvements In the suburbs
Of Wheeling. The party does not know
what he is talking about. Not a cent Of
the tax raised In the country districts is
expended for improvements in the sub.
urbs Of Wheeling. The law requires
such tax TO be spent where II Is levied
And there Is where It will be spent. The
entire tax paid by the county outside the
city will be spent on the country roads
and probably $4,000 besides.
THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.
The present Board OF Commissioners Is
composed Of as square set oil men ss
ever sat on any board In the county.
They have gone to work in the matter ol
improvements in O proper manner. They
are men who can be trusted TO discharge
their duties faithfully. Where, then, Is
the sense in captlous criticism from per.
sons unwilling Or unable to acQuaint
themselves with the actual facts Their
transactions are not done In q corner, but
are open 10 the public for examination,
and their Secretary will no doubt open
bis books for the inspection Of any disSat
isfed tax payer.
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT.
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HAVANA.
, .NusznY, WANT AND CRIME.

NEW YoRk, July ga Havana lstte,
Of recent date says the misery and wanl
existing In that city are great, and as
consequence crime has incTeasedto q fear
ful extent. The columns OF the papers
are being daily filled with assaults and
robberies, The jail Is literally pAcked d
with criminals, and II Is reported that the
Governor General has ordered q part oI
the Island OF the Pines to be converted
into q correctional or penal colony tol
traitors, vagrsnts and incorrigal, and that
q military colony be established there
Several severe tkirmhhes have Of late
taken place in 0lncanills.
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Blaine as a Presidential Candidate.

bIalne US u FfeSldential Candidate.
The Chicago Tribune has leader dis.
cussipg BLA1NE's chances for the Prcsi.
dcncy, which concludes as follows:
Since the days Of Martin Van Buren, no
man has been able to catch the Presi-
dency in a trap; yet, Notwithstanding the
long list OF failures, politicians will still
set their traps for It, The temptation is
so strong, the prize go great, that each one
hopes bis bait will prove SO allurlng that
the chapter Of accidents shall not prevail
against 1t. Mr. BIaine's trap was get a
long time ago, and 1t Is only lately that II
has begun TO present on attractive an.
pearsnce 1t Is rather promising ma.
chine; but tho great impediment in
the way oI its successful working Is
the bad luck Of the party by which
Dir. Blaine Is 10 be elected, If elected at
all. The Republicans havo carried no
doubtful States since last October. They
have lost tome which were rot regarded
doubtful, and They will lose more next
autumn. The hard times, the currency
wrapGle, the salary.grab, the rottenness,
indifference, and cynlcism Of politics, are
slowly. dragging the party down, and Mr,
Blaiue can rise no higher than bis source.
The question is whether the party will
fall into q minority In the whole Union
before 1t gets q chance 10 vote for Blaine.
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THR INDIAN coMNIssIoy.
weather Rsnorr.
Wan DEPARFHRH1,
- oRIIoh OF THH CHnF STaNAL OFFToHR,
WARRINGTON, D. O., July S,-a.01 p
PRoDABurrTl

.-. PROBABILITIES
For the New England and Middle
States, generally clear and warmer
weather will prevail during Saturday,
with light rains from Maine north west.
ward 10 the st. Lawrence Valley, easterly
or southerly winds and slight changes il
the barometer. ..
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States
partly cloudy weather, rains near The
coast, southeast TO southwest winds
slight rise Of temperature east Of The Mit.
sissippl river, and stationary or rising
barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
generally clear and very warm weather
variable winds and no change in the ba-
rometer. -'''7 =
For tho Lake Region, partly cloudy
weather, local rains IN the northern por-
tion, southeast to southwest winds, sliRh,
changes in the temperature and a falling
barometer. Y
For the Northwest, generally clear
weather, northwest or southwest winds
decidedly high temperature in Missouri
and Iowa and slowly falling barometer
The Upper Missouri river viii fall during
Saturday.
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SALT LAKE.
MONTANA srAoE COACH ROBBED.

BAIT LAKE, July IA Montana stsge
coach was robbed last night at Big Dry
Cret K, 20 miles south Of Pleasant Valley
BY four masked men armed with shot,
guns: The south coach was stopped first
run into the brush and held until the
north coach came 7, O., Jackson and q
passenger named Billings were robbed Of
$500, but the robbers recognized Jackson
and returned him his money. Passenger
Jones on the south coach was robbed oI
$50. The treasure box Of Wells, Fargo
q Co. was broken open and everything ol
value taken, Their loss Ia not known,
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TIM NroHT BEFoas.-If the occurren.
ces oil last evening be any premonition OF
what will transpire today, then do we
most humbly implore observers Of ye
glorious Fourth to give US rest. This
random shooting Of Chinese crackers,
pistols, fireworks, ETC., may be immensely
amusing and entertaining, but We fail 70
ane Il
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PITTSBURGH.
oRrYrra saNrRScrp.

PrTsBuReu, July S.-Ernest ortWeIn
who was convicted Of the murder Of tht
Hamett family, was brought into The
Criminal Court at II o'clock to-day ant
the sentence Of death pronounced ,upor
him by Judge Stowe. ortwein seemed
perIecIly. Indifferent, maniiestlng no sign
oI emotion. trst.l ~. IL, -,
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AHor AND suPPRR.-The N. Dramatic
Association (whateyer that may mean)
last evening INDUCED in q hop at McLain's
Hall. Our genial friend Martin, Of res
taurant fame, provided q most elegant
supper. Indeed, Martin almost excelled
bis well earned reputation and his tables
fairly groaued with tho luxuries Of the
season.
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LEo 1s,uRRp-Jamss Gallagher. en-
ployed atthe B. 6 o. Machine shopa.
had q heavy mass Of iron fall upon one q
his legs yesterday. The injury was very
painful. Gallagher resides on the corner
Of Main and Goth streets. Il was thought
last evening that he could not save hiS
leo r.TI. =
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LETTERS REczrvRD. .-Dutl1g the Hast
week Of the quarter ending June 80,
l4.05O letters were received at the Wheel.
log Postoflce, as follows Wednesday,
$500; Thursday, 2.0Sl; Friday, ,2,4Sl;
Saturday, 2.700i Sunday, 1,045; Monday,
1880; Tuesday, / ,9ss. !.as'
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

PERsoNAL,-Rev. J. G. Armstrong Is
expected IN the city about tho middle Of
the month.
Our clever friend, Charley Faris, Of
silvey's drug store, will rusiicste a few
days after the Fourth.
Col. Bob. Filklns, OF Hayerly's. min.
strelS, was stopping at the Mcclure House
yesterday. .G 80 IT .FF1
George Slate, Manager FilzslnmonS'
old property man, Is In town.
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A YOUNG lady In her parlor on the Isl-
and, engaged in dreamy contemplation Of
The mouataehe Of the young gentleman
who was TO escort her to The Wayerly
picnic, was suddenly awakened by Al
omincus whisper in a juvenile voice ttths
door, you've got Mary James tsSIh, and
che wants them" 81 %
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LOCKED UP.-oalcer Tracy las. even.
Ing arrested and locked up Vim. Rsnnard,
who committed an assault on james ca.
hill q few days ago. The case will prob.
ably be investigated AZ the police court
this morning, -TT fc9lT =
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A Nice Dividend.

PHnADRIPH1A, July az N. Lewis,
trustee, has received q letter from the
President OF the Oregon Steam NayiVas
ton Company enclosing O. check Iior 4
dividend on 81, 800, 900 OF stock held for
estate amounting 70 $3.50 IN eold,
which was exchanged iof eutrcncy M M
produced over ~, 900. 49, :, ~, s+N
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NO 257.
FOREIGN
E~
SPAIN.

oADlz, June 8.-Ths customs suthori-
ties are exAcdDg the tonnage due -oI two
pesteas per ton on vessels clearing for
America and one pestea per ton on yes
sels sailing for European ports, The only
noIice given that these dues would be
Imposed . ! was a decree published In the
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No yicATIoS.-As viii be seen Ii, our
advertising columns, the evening services
OF The Disciples Church are to be discon.
tinucd for ihsmonthS Of Julyaad August.
Regular preaching, however, will be
maintained during. that tins in the morn.
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TaE many friends Of Bishop !WHELAN
will regret to know. that the news re.
ceiyed from him yesterday was quite dis.
coursging, 50 serious was its character
that FAlheF,suLIrAa, tho Vicar.general
Of the diocese, left on the evening train
for Baltimore, where the Bishop sllll is,
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No Session on lhn Fnnr,h.

cH1cAeo, July S.-Thele will be no
session Of the Board Of Trade tomorrow,
which will also be observed as aholiday
oy the banks and most Of the business
houses, though there will be no 'forma al
celebration ofthe day. -
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Brooke couSr1 NRwa-Mss. Sarah
Mondel, relict Of Henry Mendel, deceased
died on thea7th ulsi in herssd year, 7
The Panhandle Ntas contains the al,
nouncements Of Eugene Tar for the Leg
iilatuts, o, B. Turner ior County Clerk
and James Lstinsf ict the sansoaceS
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Sentenced 10 Paw e5Oo:

BUFFALO. July c.-Chales sigwold,
contractor, convicted Of msnslsuR6ter in
the fourth degree, for the falling Of q
building under his construction, by which
several lives were lost, was sentenced 10
pay fine Of $500. -
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official Vo,c on the Arkansas Con-
VeAIlon.

LITTLE Rock, July 8 The offlcislyotc
Of thirty counties gives 81 ,257 msjority for
. convention: The remaining counties,
Iorty'iour, 1t Is estimated will swell the
msjority for Convention to 65,O0O With
the exception Of two or three counties
Democrats are elected delegates, and he
majority OF the latter in the Convention
wiltbe overwhelming, =
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INDIA.
TnR FAMINE DIsrnIcr.

CALCUTTA, July S.-Rsports from the
famine dtSlricB state that tho crons are
10 excellent condition. The number en-
ployed Of the relief works has decreased
10 10000, and only 400, 900 are being fed
by tho Government, ~
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PHrLADELrHEA, July s.-EGflyl this
morning Henry Lolh's mill for the man,
utGetuer Of sewing machine cases ~ Broad
and Wallace streets was burned. Los
$4,000, Insurance 90 900; sis -1a.ssi
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Newspapers printed on

This estimate is proved as follows: Say
that the weight Of paper used is increased
one tenth by wetting, printing, and by
wrappers, then multiply the weight, with
ten per cent added BY Q, and by 50, and
divide by 4sO, the number Of sheets to a
ream, The result viii give the postage,
which, Of course, must, when fractional,
be increased 10 the next whole number.
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AltOsT all places oi business I will be
closed on . the 4th, and everybody vii
meet with their friends and neIghbon
and enjoy themselves eating up each
otheI's dinner, and saying 10 each other,
We've had Q long dry spell, amt we 2"
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RATES UNDER TIE NEW PosrAoE
BILL-The BucYrus Journal gives the
following table Of rates OF postage for
newspapers printed on the grade Of paper
indicated: 4,saa ,e-.,
Newspapers printed on
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DIED.

AocoRMIcK..AtisX o'clock Saturday morn.
ing jay ,1Si4, MAGGIE, youGRest child 81 i hOS.
taeSormltk, ne Riq aged three mCnlhI and seven
Ths funeral win take place IRON tho resIdenee
Of her parents tomorrow alterr oon at O'Clock.
Tho rcmAtna will DO inferred at tho Catholic
Cemetery. 70 n > : :. =
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GOT IT FRoIANAR THAT aorlr FROM
ANOTHER MAN.

HAI1TAx, July s.-Mr Chapman, who
teiegEaphed from Picton that the Faraday
was wrecked, in a letter published his
morning saysihe obtained the information
I5om Mm. Earle Of the cable staff al Port
hastings, b, who said he got il ftom ST
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InF Favor of Iinen,e.

SAN FRANoneo, July a.-The local
option Alameda resulted in dGyor INC
license party by . large majority. e; -
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TIE SYMPATHY OF Tue NATION.


But one thing in this whole matter Is
so conspicuous and grand that II deserves
a notice 1t has not received. We refer 10
the toleration,l the sympathy, the solicit
tude Of the American people for a great
and useful man under a cloud OF suspi.
clons, thick and heavy enough to crush an
ordinary character beyond recovery. Had
this thing happened twenty-five years
ago MIR. BGecher would have been dragged
before an ecclesiastical tribunal Tor trial
In lees than month after the accusations
assumed a definite shape, and had he
tried TO preach before trial he might
have been mobbed. To-day there Is
scarcely man or woman In America
but hopes he Ia innocent Of any wrong,
and tries TO believe him 30 In spite Of the
circumstantiRl evidence, confirmed by
his own course. His name Is precious
household word, he has the sympathy
Of fifteen millions Of people who
bend forward TO save and bless him
There Il something almost sCblime In the
spirit and attitude Of the American peo.
pie, who refuse to condemn and degrade
q great and useful man, even II, under
some moment Of temptation, or under the
heat Of an impulse only the strongest ma.
lures understand, he did what he ought
not, at least until compelled 10 do so by
thenecessiLies ol the case. They see the
terrible injustice Of weighing whole lie
Of unequsled serviceableness against q
momenIary infatuation, and throwing
thirty five yeas ol consecrated effort for
the highest ends utterly away for what
msy have been done IN 0 ct Of frenzy.
And II they condemn him at all II will be
Tor efforts 10 evade and conceal what
should have been frankly acknowledged
10 his own people at the least, and his
willingness 10 shield himself by allowing
the innocent to suffer for his otfense. 30
much has justice gained. 30 vast the In.
crease oil charity.
HIS greatest mistake has been in not
trusting himself to Q people who are
proud Of his fame and Jealous Of his repu-
tation, BY a courageous statement Of the
facts when II was found the air was fun
OF rumoIs and surmIses. An ounce OF
sincerity Is worth world Of cunning.
TnToN's DEMAND.
All that Mr.. Tilton asks for hinself
and all his friends demand ior him, ia
Justice. He conceals nothing that duty
70 Others and natural delicacy Of his man.
hood does not require him 70 lock In his
own breast. he has been guilty Of moth.
ing but too great confidence In unworthy
people, and mistakes ol judgment that
were prompted by impulsiye tempera.
ment and o warm, kind heart The act
for which he has been most severely
blamed was prompted BY desire tosave
aud help others, and was done under the
heat Of 0 generous impulse which made It
impossible Tor him 10 count the cost to
himself. he frankly contesSes q mistake
Tor which he has paid full dear. He Asks
neither federation nor sympAthy, but sim.
ply. for that justice which q 90 ralufalto
the heart OF the American people, and
which In The long run they are sure to
render to whoever conhdes In them with.
out concealment or double dealing.
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DeclInes'tO Be Reelected. "a;
BuToS, July s.-samuel Hooper do.
clines reelection to Congress.
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ADMITTED TO pAu.

Andrew L. Roberts, recently tried on d
charge OF forging Central Railroad bonds,
has been admitted to bail in the sum oi
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surRx,rf oorRT. The Supreme Court
yesterday was occupied in, hearing the
closing argument BY Mr. Davenport In
the stfauser case, which was submitted,
Court then adjourned until Monday. i59,' !,
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James Mcaohey and wife, aged 10 and
u. were probably fatally beaten early this
morning BY O. II. Pierce, mIlkman who
has q stable In the rear OF McG GoheV's res.
idence In Brooklyn. The old couple had
OBJ gcted TO Pierce making great noise
while harnessipQ. "a - =
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BY TELEGRAPH
AssocIAEnD PRHss R1poRT

By tho Western Union Lima.
9mee Northwest cor, Of Main and Monroe Hts.
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BANK sTATRMRNT

-, Bank statement; loans, increase, s5.,
G3O, 200; specie, increase, S9 ee0 900: lsxDstl xyt
tenders, increase, $7s7 800; deposits, n,
crease, $s,5l8,S00; circulation. decrease
S647, 400; reserve, increase, Ss2s, ,2o5.
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Tho steamer iFaradIay:.

HALIFAX, July Accommodation has
been had with the steamer .Faraday
Alter leaving HALIFAX she experirnced
continuous fogs near Far Bay, and waI
greatly delayed. It d hoped that She win
reach Portsmouth in few days. AN are
we'll The report Of the wreck Of the
FAradsy was septfrom PIcton 10 De nsWT
room BY E. ". Chipman, Of HALIFAX,
HALIFAX, July S-Intelligence has Ius,
been received that the steamship FafSaay
lel Far Bay on June S0th. '''
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TRLR0RAPH PRlvILEuR C0HCRDpn

The Governor of Porto Rico has con-
ceded TO tho use Of the government, land
lines Tor telegraphing the weather reports
from ST. Thomas, Barbados and Guada.
loupe TO Jamaica, and thence 10 Wash.
ington for the Signal Service. -