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THURSDAY. july 13.-F1ouR AND MEAL
dn ST S ss ,Sm ;hd further decline 10 grades Of
Suas and wesarn ss, = S se cssi S,
DO * and S"s Sc 1ns sSes sSd
ping e1trss ss Southern basF. ana c'E H SR
gT a1n S $1,000 s9 3, hppns esrn ,S..
t9,i5. Rye nour-superhne. tLig@t5.
on the & 10 S, S P wv viz 5
hu s s2ld slsVo aaa s.9 septemner at ~ a.
mes. Dbl Bacon arm but quict at iOHsiOIsc. Tor
Of an rio bss a. Lara TSr suee ,
tS5 ties. at tl1t1 10 Tor prime Western ana city, ami
1Vh nsrr sud Il, o Dressed h dS s
s,se Butter was more steady unser mod rate receipt.
I5s24c pals i50s2bc Western nrkins aud tube iacs
State factory so ' we SnnH aPa sSSu' rSss are
quiet aud unchanged at 1890 6Iec for Western and
GRaiS-wheat 1@oc. lower and more ective, closing
esso sprn sss 1870 for SSSs tD spr NH
@t1 20 for No. Cnlcsgo spring tio5Sti o5 for No.
gsSs 20
Oats sesn easier, with but title dong sails 80 600
iSr mixed western NJ l. ssjSc, white wcsera So
se ec, sei oIe T2ro as ~eu s1 qgc
steamer Ts eq m assSe a. ,tOtse mlsa a.
g. eqc p0ot white at 54c 1900 BUSH sail mixed
coTToN-spots nrrn sales 7si bales mostly for ex.
port; Mldding utlands. i1Ac For future delivery
hRhFr safes EislNO
with buyers at 11Kc Tor Juv. ii 27.32c. for August
II lg32c Tor september il1tc. for October. II 32c.
Tor November, and IL e32c for December. Toe LIVER
B i3.I6d.
GRocHHKs-Cofee was without essential change 1,
SAFES b63 bags good Rio AT lGAlc god 1857 do. al Bal
tmore at private prices. Rice quiet. Tine auction
sale Of teas went of at some decline. Molasses very
sugars TeT asa cvc .aS. 5000 as C,Ts a. &C.
for far 10 good refining Cuba and pasc for CENTRUM
ga also 900 bxs at SA@v1sc. Refined active at liA
Gt11Ac. for hards.
sUSDRfEs-Sprits turpentne frm sales 800
1t KuAinB
good strained st quoted at t1 .f59tl75 Petroleum
again higher and nr crude. Ia bulls, y}Sc.; rehncd In
bps sold to the extent Of 600 bbls. at 1GNc., and
1000 bbl-. at lie. Ocean iregh were rather quiet
to-day out rates for all descriptions Of tonnage
malned yery nrm. Gram to Liverpool by steam, 01 !,
cotton, 5-lOds provisions 4o0tiO-.. -four, BY sail 3a.
Gram to the Penarth Roads, d. 6d do. to the Contt
nent, g.. 101d do. to Lisbon IKE. gold bushel.
Refined petroleum to Bristol 5s 6ti do. to Antwerp
Dr.. 4l1d do. TO Trieste, Is MhlsKcy sold to the
BiaalS 5-l6C. Tor prime.
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Live stock Market.

NEW York, Thursday. July 13.-Receipts OF
beevee were % car LOADS. or e3i head making $500
since Monday against 2d6o for the same time last
week. Prices were about as reported yesterday but
the market not brisk, AMI OF the dealers
look for tracti decline before Monday next. car
load OF fat bulls changed hnnts at &c. y n, nva
weights medium % PRIME steers ranged from pac. TO
&C = n; extra and fancy selections were sold al
1uA@11c., to dress 81 ~.
Receipts u calves were 1920 head making 81 II s'nca
Monday aRnn.t III for same time ast week Prices
dropped apuut nc. y n. and sales slow ~ 80
TIC. n. for veals and 38iiec. n. for butcrmiix
calvps.
Receipts ~ sheep and lambs were rs car loads or
33la head, making H. 77 since Monday against 900
for the anne time last ve-s. Tho demand ignt,
ana sales werr slow at 5ltQpac. d. for lambs, and
3l.r SIC g n. for ehc %.
Receipts Of hogs were IS car loads. or 2,2iG head,
maNng 30 Moudly, agan.t 3a3 for the sAuAS
tue last week. None for 81 lie alive,
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cHADWICK. rHE SPECTATOR.
An Excess of Enterprise In spurious Bonds
"Dr. Langley" Interested.

George W. Chadwick was committed to
completely In swindling several persons seeking
employment. According to his own testimony,
he furnished the spurious bonds that enabled
"Dr." J. Henry Langley, Chadwick's principal
accomplish. to entrap victims by show Of
mock wealth. Chadwick found ball. and was
liberated. The trial OF Langley, VINO Is believed
to have laid by $4,000 OF the hard-earned saw
ings Of those that he has entrapped, has been
mysteriously deferred. When Chadwick was
arrested he had In his clutches vld l.. La
tnurette Of Smith street. BROOKLYN, from whom
he had obtained $3.50 for a partnership IN a
mythical business. On learning Of Chadwick
arrest. Mr.. Latourette took the package Of mi
tatiOn bonds with which Chadwick nad led hlm
into his tr - to Counsellor William IA. staples Of
81 Broadway. When Chadwic was freed, aud
found tnat the bonds were Ia tue hands OF a
lawyer, he was frightened. He promised to re-
turn Mr.. LAtourettes slJCO. By his usual plan
AN advertisement Ia the journal OF the most
81 fraudulent bonds ani the recital OF windy
tales Of ere At rrul s-Cuidwick got 500 from
a MIR. Courtcamp OF Brooklyn for fictitious
partnership. He gave $l.O0O 10 Mr.. Latourette.
Mr.. Latourctto followed Chadwick closely, dun
ming for the remainder OF hi, money. Dire dins
that Mr. Courtcamp would be undo ~~ved by
MIR. LttOurette, Chad wick was flir to tue tier
until tuesday, On that daY, feeling that he had
Courtcrmp, Chadwick was defiant. Wnen Nit.
Latourrtte persisted 10 demanding his money,
Chadwick knocked him down. ChIdwCN was
arrested. In hts hand VS. bag containing
fraudulent bonds representing SIS .OO1. Justice
Wandell hxed Chadwick's bail at 500, which
was given by Lemuel l.. Kenny Of IS rhitd ave-
nue.. Gu ldwtcx. who does not live with his fam
lily, has a room IN the house at 50 Third avenue.
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How .he Married Inc Man she Loved.


81, LOhI1 VF7pTV7 " V1o V"FT"VV ITIV"'''
Several days ago beautiful young lady
arrived at the Lndoll Hotel la TINS CITY. Regis
teling herself AS Hiss Ida liermanee, san Frau
CISCO, she engaged the handsOmest parlot IN the
hotel al 40 per day, together with the bridal
chamber. she WAS maguilcenlly dressed, wore
several thousand dollars worth of oiamond-,
and dispensed among tho waters money as
Though she were "A princess. ON saturday sue
ChpDen int lady at the Lndell Hotel desired
to nim. Crppan heard Of the adyerlsemeut
today, went to tho hotel, and found an old
sweetheart The meeting resulted IN nasty
marriage In d.. Schuyl,r's church this evening.
As a seller of safes. Tho young lady Is said 10
be the only daughter Of a millionaire widow Of
California She ran away from her mamma
about two weeks ago to Crppen.
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Ice ail the Year Round.
nom ne Rughteepsle AigiT, Jlly II.

One OF the most extraordinary spots
visited on SUNDAY Last, when the mercury IN the
thermometer marked l0io IN the shade, was the
"Stony Glove" or lhe Notch" In the shan
daken range Of tho Catskills. Four POughkeep-
SLAMS passed through the Notch at noon OF the
day men Toned. aud ten ieet from the roadway,
where the mere ry marked 1907 three Pough-
keepsians stood In little group IN a rocky
chasm where II WAS So cold that the breath Of
all became frosted, and a chunk Of ice as big AS
an ordin, ~ hat was Clipped from the main
boulder Of Ice In the cnasm, This In July Is
extraordinary, and yet ice ID found In the Notch
oil the year round.
Cur6oO o. e. Letter 10 a Canada Journal
Although we ara IN the month Of Juno, we are
still hemmed In by snow. Between TINS creek
aud Lightning the road Is impossible for horses.
lndrfatigabe Harry Wilmont. mail carrier and
expressmap, mad To succumb. Tue Ike mas
never been before seen. He only made two trips
since May, 1875, up TO date, and each TIP took
Two days.
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The Gramercy, Dauntess and Harlem boat
clubs with one other not vet selected. TO nave
gatta on saturday the 18TH inst, RockawRy beach.
lher, viii be four race, senior souls, Junior souls,
pNr.oared and fouroared, oyera course two miles In
length, from point tia distance On the Bay siae abOY
The Ncptune House to the wharf OF That establshtn
-Four handsome prlz S, the Plymouth Rock, Neptune
House, william Co X, AMI Ru.rlld are offered, the
course soecleds superb ono, the water being per-
fcciy smooth anu shallow that no hlg boats, lalcn
wlihrXcursiousts can get co,e enou-h To interfere
with rOwcr white thousands can Obtain AN uninter.
ruptcd view Of what eXi ectcd to ne very exciting
contest The arrangements are being made by Mr.. j..
bllYle Durand and Capt. Crawford.
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Rcni r-iaIc narKei.

Transactions yesterday at the Exchange COM
prscd foreclosure sales by;
T.. A. Lawrence Co., four houses with lot together
In sZ, l02 on First avenue northeast corner Of
Seventy nrst street. and two houses, with lots each
1oxl02,2, adjoining. Seventy nrst street, $4,000
by william Kennedy, one house, with lot 20x0sg on
the north side OF Foreth street. 2l5 feet east OF THIRD
avenue, $1,000
by Il. Il. Ludlow Co, one house, with lot ls,gx90
on the north side Of Tenth street, llSp trct ~ -
BlcccKer street. t5l5Qi one lot 257xllds12i SNl00v
lrOadwAy, southeast corner OF Furlirth street,
t2OOOOi twoots each 25XgS9 adjoining above On For
teth street 1900.
By A j. Bleecker& SON one house with lots l0x 5,
on the south side OF fty street 210 feet east of
Second nue., fl2OOO.
ny James N. Miller, one house, with lot 25x1o55 on
the south side Of sixty thrd street 205 feet east OF
Third avenue 5000 four lots, each 25I9Oll op The
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sbelley's First-Born Child.

Mrs. f.. L. Esdalle was Ianthe Eliza Shell
lev, the first born OF all Sheiley's children She
died on June 10 at Clifton, being lust 60 years OF
age. The poet had six children altogether
Ianthe and Charles 10y hts first wife. II rriet
Ncstbrook william, Clara, Percy. (the present
barunet,) and an infant who died very early, by
his second wife, Mary Goodwin. save the eldest
and the youngest, Ianthe and Percy, none OF
them reached al Olescence and now Percy alone
romains.
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Great Crops In Texas.

from me Marshall Texa0 Hrdh
Nothing like the great crops on hand
throughout the state has ever been known. We
have been In Texas for thirty years, and It is the
only universal hne crop year we nave ever heard
Of The crops are good everywhere. Splendid
wheat crops corn SO plentiful that farmers do
not hnow what TO do with II. and cotton prom
ising large yield.
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GRANT AND the WHIsKEY RING.
Relieving Ex-~ecretary Bri-tow from all
Obligation Of Secrecy.

wAsHISGToN, July 13.-The following
letter was yesterday sent to ex-Socretary Bis
tow by the President:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, July IL.
To n Nm. u. H. hrisiJo.
DEAR sIRi Through the press learn that the com.
mltec Of Congress investigating whskey friuis nav
summoned you witness aud that "a. with ere [
pr lpncty thlnN, have declined testify, Cialmn
That shat occurre IN cabinet between memrcr q
tue Cabinet ami the Executive officially l. privileged,
aud IA committee Of Congress have no rlsht to dr.
mlnd answer appreciate The pOsltiuu YOU nave Ne.
this gu stOn, but beg a. relieve you n IA AN
OngttOn OF secrecy this subj CT, anu deslrc MT
Only that you may answer all quetluLs as&cd relating
IT, but wish that all mem jers OF NY Cabinet and -.
members Of ihe Oabluc. sluCc have bfen lrcsldaht
may also De called upon TO testiy IN regard 70 the
want u, ). GRANT.
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mIttee striking out the appropriations for Dun
kirk. Olcott. Pultneyvile, and Great Sodus Bay,
was the Intention of the Senate TO adopt fixed
line OF policy IN regard to this bill he was dis
posed to act with the Committee on Appropr-
atiOn-. He understood that IL was the purpose OF
the committee to appropriate, first, for the pres
ervatiOn OF works already begun. and secondly,
to com plete works Of national Importance. lie
believed the legislation touching the Improve
ment of rivers and harDors was radically wrong
and 1t had been illustrated to-day that the ques-
tiou was. which State, which instance, wnicn
works shall be cspOuscd 10y some senator.
There was but one gauge in this whole matter,
Amendments OF the committee were agreed
to as follows: Increasing the amount
for the improyemcnt Of the harhor at
Green Day, Wis. from $500 to $1,000; striking
out the Appropriation OF 10000 tor the harbor at
Menominee. Wis., reducing the amour, Tor the
barber at Two Rivers. WIS, from sl5OW to
5000. The amendment re iucing the auprO-
priation for the harbor at SandUskv, Ohio, from
$4,000 to S2j,OOJ was rejected-yeas Is, NAYS "a
the amendment to reduce the appropriation for
the hreakwater at Cleveland hsrbor, ohio, from
Si0,OOO To SJO,OUO was fejected-2l to 70.
MORE AMENDMENTS.
Other amendments were agreed to a. follows I:
Appropratlnc IS 900 for repair OF the East PIER az
Tor tie harbcr Of New Haven. Conn. increasing the
vcr neoS n Sr g ncSdng bar from
teoooo 90 zoos striking out the AUTHORIZATION OF
the Improvement OF the nousatonc river. Conn.
The committee reported amendments strik-
ins out the apHroprietion OF SSU '.T me me I'm ,r
The Improvement Of the harbor at Fall River,
Nass.: $1,000 for the harbor at New bedford,
Mass. aud $lO.OCO for the improvement OF the
Ncriimac river, Mass, all OF when were reject
ed.
The amendment striking out the appropria.
tion u $1,000 for the Improvement Of the en-
trance VI salem harbor, Mass. was agreed to.
Pending discussion, MIR. window lled up the
House bill to prOyide for the construction OF
military posts ON the Yellowstone aud Mussel
rivers, and 1t was passed.
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At the last meeting Of the liayonne Common
Council. Councilman Allen defeated Justice William
Martins application for license the ground that he
kept house of bad repute, Justice Martin has conl
menced suit for slancer.
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Arrived THURSDAY. July 10.

Steamship f. C. knight. Georgetown. d. C. mdse and
pass.
steamship Gen. whitney. boston, mdse and pass.
Steamship ~. Laurent. Hayre, mdse. and pass.
40 ttr usdI river an1 cJt.tst-. ssssiA
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Business Vu.i.es.

For the Cnuntry.-Boois Shoes. CATERS. bathing
shoes ana Ildit ruDbers. pOut the country with
out good supply, ard obtain the'n from
MILLER CO.. Union square.
Store closed at 3 +. NJ Saturdays.
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MARINE TNrELLTG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALYANA'-rrts nv
sun rises 40 sun 20 Moon rises IL n
atHH WArER-rnt+ DAY
sandy Hook 10 81 Gov. ieal0. 40 Hell cate. "a
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Disease H. harmless when people protect
themselves with Bucnan's Carbide sofs. 50 John It
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Christadoro'- Hair Dive acts instantaneous.
~ Always reduces the shades desired. So john Il.
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DITORCED.

HEATH.-In the citg Of New York. on the I'm day
of july 1875 by the Hon Charles Dinohur. Ju-fce u
tie Supreme Court Eliza Heath FROM Edward Heath
Cause, adultery.
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sensible Method. - The effective, comfortable
SIX Elastic Truss, sold only by Easlc Truss Company
6s3 Broadway.
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Avoid the ordinary naussous and irritatins
purgattvce usually gwen 10 children, and administer
MIX OF xagnesia, which Is gentle and tasteless.
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M RRIID.

Elastic Truss Is the best. Price e. 74G BroidAay.
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Husband pity your wife this hot we1ther; get
pye's q. X. Soap. which Will give Gaze on washing
DAYS and comfort In bathins. ado.
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ROIAL HAVANA LUrrEKY.
SbDO

WIN be drawn on july 10 Przcs casheli ,slers
nlled; Information furn shed free.
IAl LOi. CO., hankcrs.
No,ll Wall st. y. z. ,
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A Miserable Being

Ia one that In bilious Got from your druggist a
pacAsge VI QuITks Irish Tea. Price "a esH's -Afn-
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souih side Of 1isth street 500 feet west Of Seventh
number Of foreclosure sales are announced for 10
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

BANKING AND FININCIAL.
SAFE INVESTMENT.
Paying an interest Of
1910 PER CENT.
City Bonds, Water Loan
OF the State Of New York.
For sale at % by +. n. NEWBURN,
Banker 5O Broad street.
LIvERMoRE, CLEws & CO..
BANKERS,
No. sNAssAU STREET.
Dealers In Government bonds and other Investment
securities stocks bonds and gold bought ana sold
commission. BanEng transacted IN all branches.
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Spctial notlccs.

NpkkliA -lNtAtA
"ABOVE ALL THING-, IN THIS HOT
weather avoii sprituous liquors II you Will drink,
take ager."-From y. Y. sun, June 20.
And you do drink, take
JAG RUPPERTs BEER.
1T Is THE REST
KEEPS CUSTOM SHIFTS, made TO inca -Urr
the very ne-t, Tor 81; not me slightest OOugluh 10
take or keep any OF k,ep's sAIr.a unless mort, ~
satAisctorJ, Oh broadway aud VI Arch D." liAc.-
phia
SPECIAL SALE STRAW uATS. -t.u.lus uGt
prices, VOe, formerly sold a. al So 10 Sow CAuret at
up stars.
SEVENTH GRAND INrWAOKDlNAlt
Single Number DraNlug, To iiRu place al Laramie Nf
July -. 1870.
BY authority Of a spccmi .e o. ile Legislature mo
drawings are to tn&e pa'r 900 puhlr, ana To Zee -
d"''e' o' -,Naa553o1So W, nj n,,rKlprTEp
NOW Is The LINE 10 lNNtrl 10 GAlN fok'
n NJ FOX LIFE.
| Grand Cash Prlz W ~
] Grand tasu l'ife. .......'.t...-. a. 2
Grand Cash frizr. '"'3
Gran Cish Prize. ~
brand Cash Prize. ......,... ''Ny
/ Grand a-h frlze. -.,.,..,,. Il" wv
prIes cAshed, informant "a ttrlrhrdi oideis n..ed
Apply or address ENolA CO., Brukcl-
81 rark row opposite Post -,
New iork y
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Six persons dleQ az washington, ~. ",
yesterday, from the effects of the extreme
hot weather.
Offers of volunteers to subdue the
Sioux are being made to the Secretary
of War from all parts Of the West.
There were Atty cases Of sunstroke in
New York Saturday and Sunday, nine
teen of which were fatal.
Judge Dyer in the United States Cir
cunt Court, at Milwaukee, yesterday, sem
fenced The following persons found
guilty Of completely in the whisky frauds:
samuel, Elias and Jacob Rindokoff, one
days imprisonment and fine of 81 900;
Leopold Werth, six months imprison-
aent and II fine of$l 900; Aaron Schoen-
field, five months imprisonment and a
fine of 81 900; William Bergenthal and
Charles Grau. each four months i'm
prisonment and fine of $1,000; Charles
Aintz, three months imprisonment and
a fine of $500.
The thermometer stood at 102 in the
shade yesterday at Philadelphia. Fit
teen deaths from sunstroke are reported.
A fire at Omaha, Sunday night, de
stroyed row of unoccupied buildings
on the bottom belonging to q. w. Forb es
Between one and two o'clock Tuesday
ne nlng. party of masked men entered
the jail at Nebraska City, Nebrask ka,
overpowered the guards and assassinated
Hank Dodge, who was to have been exc
cuted on the 1st of July. Much excite
menuprsvsils.
The heat in the House of Representa-
tives, yester lay, WAS so great that many
of the members ard employrs we're in
juriously affected thereby.
The Senate Committee on Appropria-
tions will probably complete the consid-
Grafton of the river and harbor appIo.
prlation bill to-day.
No sessions of the Conference Com
mittees on Appropriations were held yes
terday.
Henry Clews having associated with
Mr.. Livermore, a retired banker, began
business again in Wall street yesterday
under the firm name Of Livermore,
Cirws II Co.
i.aue, Pierce & Co.'s tannery at Sand
Bank, New York, was burned yesterday.
Loss 100000; insurance 5000.
Further advices in relation to the in
suit TO the American flag at San Domin-
20, state that Villenuda was fugitive
from justice, and taking refuge on the
Tybee, the authorities boarded the vessel
and arrested him, offering no insult 10
the flag, the U. s. Consul or the Captsin
of the Tybce, and that there was no vio-
lation Of international law.
At a meeting Of number of the COM
rades Of Gen. Custer, 1t Washington,
yesterday, resolutions of respect, &c.,
were adopted, and Custer Monumental
Association organized.
Representative Parsons was buried at
Louisville yesterday.
The Mutuals played of the time game
of Saturday with the Louisvilles yester.
day, al Louisville Sixteen innings we're
played. Mutusls, 6; Loulsvilles 4.
The latest information of the railroad
robbers is that they separated in the bed
of stream, near Florence, Mo-, the trail
there being lost. The supposition is that
they have taken to the brush, All
avenues OF escape are guarded BY the
vigilsntes.
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ST LOUIS Tunes: Carl Schurz went
to Ohio to "6x things" with Hayes. He
succeeded, rs Mr.. Noyes was heard 10 re-
mark tha. Schulz is ''all right The
amount is not stated; but il 1t is worth
5000 to take the stump in q State elec
tion, the same service in . general cleo
tion ought to bring $25 .000, with Cabi-
net pcsition thrown in, to a man who
claims to carry the German vote in his
breeches pocket. But times are hard,
and We cannot pretend to give the quo
tsiions that ruled at the close OF the mar
kei
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washtnHlOu News

WASHINGTON, July 10.-The House
Committee on Commerce to-day agreed
TO report and recommend for passage the
bill introduced by Mr.. Cox TO regulate
commerce. This bill embodles the main
features Of the New York immigration
law, which has been set aside BY recent
decision of the United States Supreme
Court, on the ground that Congress alone
ha. jurisdiction on the subject. The for
FIXTURES and penalties are to be paid into
the United States Treasury, and from the
fund thus created, the several States are
to be reimbursed to the amounts that may
be expended by, or in, them for the main
tainance, or return, Of pauper immigra-
zion
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In preparing his letter accepting the
nomination of the Republican party for
the Presidency, Governor HAYES took
counsel OF hls fears and accepted the sd-
vice Of cowardice he presents TO the
country letter Ms near non-commlttal
upon the vital questions of the campaign
Ms 1t WAS possible 10 frame Reform. is
/. the battle cry OF the Amer
lean people; yet Governor HAYES
has no word of Remuneration of the otfic-
isl thieves who are plundering the people
of their substance; no rebuke 10 the cor
ruption which pervsdes the public ser
vice; no condemnation OF the spirit which
drove BRisTow from the Cabinet, and
WILSON and YARYAN from their duties
rs thief Cstchers no reprooi of the re-
inststenent Of the whiskey ring as
power in the Government Not sylla
bile of appreciation of the heroic efforts
OF the house of Representatives to reduce
the public taxes by $4,000, 600; or of ITS
fght for the adjustment of 10000 use
less Offices, does this letter contain.
In one breath he talks Of civil service
reform, and in the next throws out sop
TO GRANTS gang Of office-holders by
telling them that they shall remain in
office if they behave themselves. He
seeks to placste the disappointed sspir-
ants for the Presidential nomination by
telling them that he will not be in their
way next time. On the money question
he offers nothing new; but he shows
evident alarm at the Pope's tie
He wants TO rob the States
of their right to manage the education of
their youth and place it in the hsu,s ?f a
centralized government
The letter does not xhibit the scumen
OF the statesman, nor the nerve OF the
retormer. 1t does not stamp its author
as leader of men, wise political econ
omlst, or determined foe 10 dishonesty
and corruption. If elected, he will be n
President without policy, ruler with
Out convictions. This letter confirms
CARL ScHURz' estimate of him: He
was not born TO lead, but to be led"