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THE ST. LOUIS TICKET.
Plain Talk from Carl Schurz.
Democratic Reform a Humbug.
SERy0-TURKISH ENBROGLIO.
The Approaching European War.
SERyO-TURKISH ENBROGLIO.
The Approaching European War.
THE 1T. LOUIS NOMINATION..
SOme Plain TnIk from Carl Schurr

ST. Louis. July The following Is a part
OF an editorial published to-day In the WeG-
hcAe Post, the newspaper with which Carl
SchuTz Is connected rilden aud Hendricks.
SO reads the democrf TIC ticket for the presl-
dercy. IL is an utter imposslb!lify 20 COM
press within the space OF four syliables an
act more peTfidious 10 all principle; for, WHO
or whatever the name OF Tllden may be or
Imply, he is made 10 be and mean that he =
the open representative OF the very opposite
OF that miserable policy OF which. as the
StuDboTn spokesman for years, Thomas A.
Hendricks, OF Indiana, has been reniere 80
notorious. We wish TO emphasize the fact
that Mr.. Hendricks Is one OF the most prom
Dent leaders and lordest spokesman OF
THE PAPER swINDLERs.
and as such was their candidate for the first
place on the democratic ticket, nut he now
has been put OF VIVA the second place.
Humbug, thy name is democratic reform.
Gold and paper, contraction and ipdation.
reform and SwIndle-let us have &c all How
many men OF sense will he found u join the
absurd chorus? Evidently The nomination
o. Hendricks was mHtter concerted before
hand; n bargain and sale bare 81 all honor
aud foil Of shame: blow in the very fs-e OF
all who saw In TildCn the embodiment Of
honest reform. For toe time being there IS
an end to all honest reform on the demo-
cratic side, and the truly independent cIti-
zens who DO not believe that they can serve
two masters will hsve 10 look In another d.
rection and center tueir hopes else where"
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BsLTINoyE, July -NirgiIia sizes, deferred, g;
60. CT sO.'dstec. 6S; DO sscaud series -: Torih
Carolina sire I'D il bid 10 day, segar active aaj
fra, = JAWS
BALTIMORE. Jolly LECTION cui-t aud steafy-
m ddiirg DlS. Flour dali aud unchanged. Whea {
steady, demas faiT-vcsteru amt or track, 81 DC.
red l.iUAl 81; Pennsylvania rel, Sslt a. Mary
Isl rtc, good q Tr.De, iUkl as DO. Ember, 81
Do. white. 35ai.t5. CSrD-s, uth9rn dull aad nom
iael; urEteru Qufet bus hrm-wes,srn rea, e..
sP0t, 57kJu iy; t94 August Oats gu,st bet hrul-
Euui heIu new a-H-5. O. cd, sos9n western white,
s5as7. western mixed, 3lS33 re rCu ilal HAY
So Gdy, & mare fair, UucaaIEed. Provisions strong
but qLiCt. Pork, p sCe2l ~. fulK nlcEts--hOul-
derg e. c. rlb sides H.. loCss, s'isl Pack "a
tscon-sh ul.Grs clear rib sIles. y. ra-ls, IS q
IL. Lard stCE.' ald nrll-r sued, y Az !, Butter
dull and " ctsHFei Petr lNum strDuG and un-
changed GoHsa unchanged Whitkv frmer bat
Quiet-jobbinE, l.lS BeceiIts-Tlour, 800: wheat,
500: corn, So,0co; osts, loo. shipments-Oorn.
81 .G0.
EEw yoRL. July l=etooss active aud higher
Money az. Gold ~ Exchange, long, g56 snort.
tsx. Governments dull sD0 strong.
NEW YoRK, July l-Fiour duh and unchspget.
Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn qGiet an6
efFa
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DECISION IN THE SINGER WILL CASE
In the case Of Mrs. Mary Ann Foster against
David aawley, executor under the will OF
the late Isaac NJ Singer, an appeal tn the
general term OF the supreme court from the
decision OF Surrogate CONN OF Westchester
county, TO the effect that she was not the
widow o. MI Singer, q dec sion W as render
ed on Wednesday by Judges Barnard, Gil
bert, and Dy kman, affirming the decision OF
Surrogate Coffin, with costs. Judges Gilbert
Tribune, 30fh.
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THE DEATH OF MISS REID.-Miss Carp
line II. Reid, eldest niece of Mr.. WhitelaW
Reid, died yesterday al Teaneck Grange. ".
J., the country residence OF the Hon. Will
liam Walter Phelps. Miss Reid sailed for
Europe about the middle OF May, accompa-
MED Dy Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps, for brief cay
at the German baths, but, on reaching the
other side, was Instantly ordered back nv
the Liverpool physicians. She arrived AZ
New York a little over a fortnight ago. ana
after few days rest, was taken 10 Teaneck'
N u SIM S0fh
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REMOVAL OF DEMOCRATS DETAINED
IA Ine new Hampshire house yesterday the
address calling for the removal Of ccriaIn
democratic officials was taken up, aud after
long discussion, Joseph r. Wiggin, fudge
OF me probate court for Rockingham county.
was removed. Addresses have been present.
Cd, calling for sweeping removal OF ali
9em0cratlc ofncials, some sixty in number.
Mucn party feeling has consequently been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-01

A SOUTH CAROLINA DEFICIT. - The
South Carolina state treasurer announces
large proportion OF taxes on bills OF the state
made receivable for taxes by a decree of the
united States supreme court there is bot
So GOO Ia the state treasury available to pay
sl3 600 OF interest on consolidation bonds due
70 day, leaving deficit OF s4S 600 TO be pro-
ylded for by the Legislature next November.
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RRlrllluIlnn

NEW YORK, July A Trenton dispatch
reports the killing Of O. 4. House, a noted
divorce lawyer OF this city, by his wife a
Lawrence station yesterday. II seems that
House had beaten his step son aud wife. and
was drawing pistol on the latter when sns
shot him with pistol she hal obtained from
her bedroom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-01

THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF HoNEo-
PATTY al Philadelphia, yesterday. elected
oncers Tor the ensuing year; DR.. +. &. Frank =
I'm. OF 81. Louis, president, and DIR. T. -
tsuqua Lake, N. Y, was selected as the next
place OF meeting. The meeting then al
Journed, and the Worlds FomeopaInic con-
vention was declared In session
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-01

A s20o. 900 FIRB.-The whole business mr.
lion Of Phillipeburg, Center county, pa
non hotel, was burned last eyeuins. n.
Journal printing ONCE was among The buiid
Ing destroyed. The loss is esfim sted ~
sioe,ooo 70 80, 600, and IL generally covered
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international PedesfrianIsm.

LONDON, July III. Vaughan, the peies-
trian, writes 10 Bells life, accepting the
challenge OF O'Lesry, the American pedes-
trian, for p hours walking match. Vaughan
declines 10 make a six days match because
he has never had "a Opportunity Of testing
his capabilities 20 that extent. He prefers
TO walk ia England.
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A MOTHER AND HER DAUGHrFR Bt-RvEn

A MOTHER AND HER DAUGHTFR BURNED
TO DEATH.-At Ogden Mine, ~. T, Mrs
Lawrence Mccarthy g clothes took ii re from
an exploding kerosene lamp. Her daughter
and her clothing was ignited. BON died al
thelr Injuries, and son who exlinRufshed
the names was severely, II not fa.ally
burned.
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Nominated for Congress.


MEMPHIS, July The democrats of tho
Second MississiTpt district yesterday nouai-
mated Van II. Manning for Congress.
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THE CENTENNIAL REuNIoN of the nation
~ encampmept OF the Gran aT.ny OF Ia
Delegates were present from al sections OF
tne country. Governor Hartranft, grand
COMMANDER, made an address OF welcome
cuttve session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-01

BATTLE OF THE BANps.-The Twentv
third Regiment band of Brooklyn, N. Y. the
American band OF Providence, r. l., Third
United states Artillery band OF Fort Ham
and Ringgold band, OF Reading. Pa. have re-
ported to Gen. Merrill, at Phiiadelphia, 10
the composition at Landsdown PAVILION on
the 9Th OF July. o-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-01

THE 3. g. CoNvKNrIoN.-T The "uses of the
magtpatton In Sunday schools" and ssTne
ART OF Questioning" were the topics at the
natonai sunday school convention at Sea
Grove, N. j., yesterday. Tomorrow will
close the convention, when several distin-
euished divtnes Will hold forth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-01

HENDRICKS HoPEFUL.-AuRustus Schall
John Kelley and other New York deiegates
called on Gov. Hendricks at IndlanapoIis
last evening. A serenade and speeches. fol.
lowed Gov. Hendricks REFERRED 70 the 81.
Louis convention as one of the Created
pouticai conventions ever held in this coun-
the popular results 1t the next presidentiai
election.
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Preliminary Sktrmishiug.

C0NsrANTINOPLE,J July l.-Tne Porte has
received letter from Servis Announcing
That M. Cristies' diplomatic mission has
been countermanded.
A dispatch from Widdin, a strongly fortI-
ned town In Bulgaria, on the Danube, near
the Servian frontier, reports that the Ser
vIans have fired several shots at The rark-
ish frontier guard. The dispatch also states
that the Servian commissioners % inquire
into the recent alleged violations OF the from
tier left Widdin suddenly.
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THE sERyO-TJRkIsH TROUBLE.
Montenegro NRnfrnI

LONDON, July 1.-The Telegraph's Berlin
special says that the prince OF Montenegro
has solemnly engaged 20 remain neutral in
the Servo Turkish troubles.
A special dispatch to The Post from Berlin
says: Count Won Arnim has arrived at Carls-
bad. He Is closely watched by Prussian de.
fecfIrec
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gardless OF cost. The hull OF the vassei
Obern having been made stroag with iron
armor three torpedoes we're Launched against
rectangular iron case torpedoes were sent In
quick succession, each'cont aiuing thfrty- three
pounds OF gan cotton, and they sank the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-01

DROWNED IN AN ArTEMPr TO SAVE
LIFE Willie Morgan, son OF state Sena tor
Bright Morgan, and Victor Monroe SON of
prominent citizen of Hernandez, Miss, were
tosave the life OF q companion. Two other
young men narrowly escaped O similar "a To
before the youth for whom Morgan AMI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-01

EDINBURGH, July Tine NcOtsman 3
London correspondence I'm a dispatch 70 that
paper says: 81 am able to confirm the rumoT
that there have been differences OF opinion
In the Cabinet on the Eastern question.
Lord Deroy more than once very strongly
opposed the views OF several OF his coli
leagues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-01

DISTRICT TAX AND AVENUE PAVING
BfLLs.-The conference committees on the
District tax bill and the Pennsylvania ave.
tue paving bill, held several meetings to-
day. The committee O1 the PeuusylVaui IA
avenue paving bill agreed 20 a report which
II is understood adds two more members to
me commission, and fixes the maximum
price at 81 30 per square yard. 1t was also
Understood that the committee on the Dis.
uict tax DILL would be able to agree some
time 10 day,
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THK MICHIGAN sPIRIrUALIsrs in ccnven-
ton protest against cha plaia s In t1s army
and navy, the legal sanction OF religious
holidays, the religious form OF oaths, the
opening OF political conventions with prayers
TIE exemption OF church property from taxa
uon, ano the assumptions In officials docu-
ments that this fs q ch rietian f,overnranf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-01

THK FIRST REUNION Of the twentieth army
corps was celebrated at Philadelphia yester-
day. Gen. Jos. Hooker was elected preei-
dent. An Grafton was delivered by Gen. z
A. Carmen. At the banquet IN the evenine
Gems. Hooker and Sigel were among those
preseut,
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MIss BELLE LUCAS

Would respectfully cal attention to her late Rs-
moyAl from 9TH street TO No. 1901 New York ave
end 10th street whore she 10 prepared cat, dt ana
make DIR Is after the most approved desfgns.
friends. ia3s -SVr
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TIE NATIONAL GARD or TAM In

TIE NAIIoEAL BOARD OF TRADE, In ses-
resolutions Of the Baltimore Corn and Flour
Exchange In reference to bills OF Iading - mi.
road receipts, storage receipts, etc., Tor the
reform OF abuses; also resolutions spprovinS
the fast mail service,
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The Treasury Departm emit without q
Head.
TEMPORARY EMBARRASSMENT IN coNsE-


There is q very remarkable condition OF
affairs at the Treasury department to-day,
there being no Secretary, Treasurer or As
sistant Treasurer. The appointment yester-
day of Secretary Cameron to temporarily
assume the duties OF 81 cretary OF the Treas
ury is TO day decided by the First Comp
troller Illegal, as the law only allows ten
days for Acting Secretary To hold office, and
that time has been occupied by Assistant
Secretary Conant. Mr.. News resignation
as TTSa surer took effect last night at mid
night, and although Mr.. Wyman has bsen
confirmed his successor there is no = scretary
to approve his bond, when in every other
respect is regular and complete. Mr.. Gill
hllan, who has been appointed Assistant
Treasurer, has not received his commission.
The cash room was closed and no drafts paid
after noon to-Oay. MI. New, however, who
has not yet handed over the moneys OF his
office, by the al vice OF First Controller Tay-
Ter, has taken the responsibility of paying
warrants issued up 10 yesterday. Business
can only proceed by Mr.. Morrill's resiguiug
his seat in the Senate and taking the oath OF
office as Secretary OF the Treasury at once,
or by The Presidents sending another nOmi-
nation TO the Senate. The President, Secre-
tary Cameron, Judge TAFT, aud Assistant
Secretary Conant were In consultation early
in the afternoon, and the present emoarrass-
ing state OF affairs Will In all probability
soon be relieved.
Latr.-The difficulty has been partially
adjusted thus: The resignation of Treasurer
New Will not be accepted until the Quaif-
cation OF his successor, and he will continue
In the discharge OF the functions OF taat Of
fee at present.
The Public Debt.
The recapitulation of the statement OF the
public debt OF the United States for the
month OF June, 1876, just issued, is as
follows:
Debt bedriag interest IN com.
Bonds at per go egg es $50 $50 GO GO
Bonus IL per cent.-..... fHoooTVO W
Sl6ss.oss,4D 90
-
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~ The first reunion OF the Twentieth Army
Corps took place n Philadelphia yesterday
dent
MT. John q. SAKE Is lying seriously I'M
=, nls residence In BROOKLYN, and win proba-
Oily not be able 20 lecture next winter.~ n.
expressed doubts himself OF his recovery.
~Mr. Longfellow writes 70 a frtanS ar
beg you not 20 nominate me as a canSsd.,1
Tor the board OF overseers OF Harvarf reIie.-s
and not 10 vote for me II am nomlnsfed. ses
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, $50 ,e4i 95; customs, s247 Az 4s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-01

THE BOARD OF HEALTH met yesteYtay.
Tue mortality report for the week ending
Jure 24th showed the total number of deaths
to have been 80, GO white anu e. colorsJ.
tne principal causes of dea'i wera-cdoiera
infantum, So; d!arrhoa, II; dysentery, 8;
scarlet fever. .; typhoid fever, 9; pntlisis
puImonalis, Il; apopleXy. 4; heart disease ):
pneumonia, 4; old sge, 2; droyueC , Eot
the same period there were 6S births; white
male, ~; female, 20; coloIed, male, Is; fe.
male, IA.
In consequence of the failure of the appro-
priation bill 10 provide resources for the next
fiscal year, 1t was decided 10 suspend opera
tons for the present, or until funds are sun
Piled TO carry on the health department. The
emp Dyes were notified and furIoughed
The board held a special meeting This
morning, Dr. Verdi presiding, with DIR. Bliss
and Prof LangstOn present. 1t having been
represented that the act OF June 5Oth author
ICES the board TO incur liability upon basis
OF appropriation for the fiscal year ending
the 30th OF June for ten days, the board re,
voked the order made yesterday discontin-
of1cer and chief clerk. They were directed
TO continue in service for ten days, with i.
Y. McGlnn clerk, ]. 81. Smith and J. T. Kei-
tor. and c. Ludington inspector of maine
products. Dr. Bliss, the registrar, was direct
ed TO employ for the same time two clerks.
THE UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE-An Fasy
ItctoTy for Ydte.-The eight Dared four mile
race between the Yale and Harvard crews
Ilo SoubSCticut, opposite springfield,
Mass, yesterday, resulted In an easy VICTORY
.or ale, who took the lead al the start and
kept IL to the close, coming in about eight
BOAT lehgths ahead, In twenty-five minutes,
two seconds, the Harvard time being one,
half minute longer. The afternoon was tine
and the water smooth. The Yale started off
WIN stroke OF thirty-fOur to the minute.
while Harvard pulled thirty-fiy ana al tbc
enc OF the trst mile Yale was seven lengths
anead. The race was witnessed by 10000
people, large numbers being present from
hot
even, but had previously been In favor of
Gle, whose crew IL was feared had been
trained too fine. The result illustrates the
value of the English system of rowing. The
Yale men rowed the long, slow, swlugInS
roke OF the English University crews
while the Harvard adopted the more rand
The advocates OF the English system clair,
I0r II q marked superiority in long racas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-01

ATTORNEY GENERAL TAFT returned to
the city last night, and was a. his de5k to-
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THE HORSE THIEF who shot the marshal
days since has been arrested and lodged In the
jail Of Putnam county. II Is apprehended be
will be lynched. The prisoner was recogniz-
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ERAnn...- a.. E..-AA

PARIS, July Tine budget committee has
suppressed the pensions of the Invaded
functionaries OF the empire.
RUI
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Bonds Issued to the Pacific Railway Conpanies
interest payable in lawful money-PrincipaI ont,
Standing S646z3 90: interest accrued ami not vet
paid SlgSJ0e 80: interest paid by the United
States, 5l3 O.; interest repaid By tTansporfa
ton Of mails, etc, 6S249l So balance of nferes,
paid by the United States. s23 2Sg OIL 81
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ASoTHKR INDIAN FIeHr.-A despatch
Laramie 10 the effect that another fehf had
occurred between the northern Indians AMI
me SoSernment troops, and that q village
had been desfroYed.
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COOK, SON & JENKINS
EXCURSION No. 2.

deiphia has proved so grand
. success that wo beg to an &s&3 -
DouDce o second. and probe s1r.AHH SaHEAE
bly, the most interesting of the series
TIE Excursion will leave by the BALTIMORE
1:40 p arriving at Philsd slphis in time n see
the GRAND TORuHLIGhT PROCESSION.
'J'ckeis are good, however. upon any train exec
ths limited ex press upon the Sd and 5th.
The eXcu sionists will be provided VII two davs
first elsss scoomm dstiOns, Tin hotels II they de.
sire) ensbii them to see, with com rort the gor-
gsOus celebI alton OF the Centennial Fourth, aud
sit he Intern ationsl Exposition, returning home
o. the evening Of the 3th p ino. Unused hotel
COUPONS will be rede emed, less ten per cent at
1924 walnut street, Phi'a felphia.
ne Tickets. including Fares and Accommcda-
tious are placed at our low rate of 0IO
For cktts OF Information call a. our Branch Of
ice, corner ct lhh a1d g streets, op 2Isite the
e5sury Derartmen t.
To secure choice OF location, esrly apple I'll on
should be made and names registered. Ou- Office
will be oIen on SATURDAY aud MONDAY until
m.
It, COOK, SON <& JENKINS.
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COMMANDER CHARLES A. BABCoCK, U
8. A, commanding the iron clad Canonicus,
died suddenly in New Orleans Thursday
and was buried yesterday with military
hnnnrg
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THE MoMKNroUs QUESTION OF IcRp
TEA AND LHMoNADE IN THE HoUsE.-In
the House OF Representatives night before
last MI. Conger, (republican,) Of Michigan,
ace few REMARKS on the Geneva award
Dill, during which he diverged into Q discus
sion OF the subject of iced tea and lemopsde,
ne sent 70 the clerks desk and had read g
paragraph which appeared In THE STAR al
me 9TH instant, entitled Economy on the
house Side OF the Capitol, in which 1t was
siated In substance that "Blue lean Wi.
nsms, or Indiana, would not permit the
expenditure OF any portion of the House con-
tiI gent fund for iced tea and lemonade. and
I9at consequently when the members OF the
Rouse got thirsty they went over TO the San.
ate SIDE and INDUCED In those beverages Al
tne expense of that body. He went on 70
say, IN humorous manner, that these bev-
erages were essential to health, and that the
members OF the HouRe drank altogether ton
much Iced Potomac water-so much. fndaei
that many Of them were quite I'M from its
enects. He submitted to the chairman or
the committee on the contingent fund vhetf !.
er II was not within the rule OF International
iaw 70 appfoPriate small sum for the bev-
eraeee In question. Hts remarks we're great
cd With laughter and great applause.
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Having included the business Of selling
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION

With that Of Zeal Estate and Stock Broker, and
having secured the services Of Mr.. y. D. OLIARY,
late Of the arm OF Latimer Clear, feel assured
Of being able 70 give entire satisfaction to all by
whom may be employed. All business intrusted
Iresgeetfnlly solicit the patronage Of my friends
and the pubic generally.
p. A. DARNETLLE.
Real Dstate Broker and Auctfonssr,
Northeast corner Of 7th street and 1ouisana ave-
nue.. js34-s, ,thet
DATENT OPrH-WORK BAHN8Rs, FAC
l. and POLITICAL PORTRAITS. 20 order b.
HOJER 0RAHAM
le9-eom " Duane Gyreet, New York.
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COOK, son d JENKINS.

The STEAM YACHT G8ZELLE can be Char
tered for the Fourth Of July tR
JOSEPH SLOAN, Captain, LTEe
Jyl 81 9Th street wharf. -
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TIE SPECIE RESUMPTION ACr.-Ran.
call Gibson, OF Louisiana, member OF TIE
Banking and Currency Committee, anC
chail man OF the Special Committee on Lou.
lsiana Affairs, has returned from New Or
leans. he says he will vote against TIE
proposition before the committee to reoea
The specie resumption act This Will CIV,
the hard money representatives majorlt,
oil the committee. On "a previous vote takeI
10 5.
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THE WEATHER IN JUNE.-The me-
teorocg1cal summary for June at this
staten, prepared by Theodore Mosher, IT.,
signal service observer, shows:-Highest ba-
roneter, 30.199 (9th); lowest barometer
29I31 (25thl; highest temperature, SO deg.
lAthl; lowest temperature, so deg, Qst)
prevailing direction of wind, south; great
620a m, the 18th instant; total number OF
miles, 1921; number of cleardays, g. number
OF cloudy days, 1; number Of days on which
tive temperatures-1S71,7 1872 deg; 1877, 76:
1873 80 o; 1874, 17.2 1875, 1870; 1876, SO; com.
paratlve precipitation-1S71, 478 inches; 1872
80; 1873 l.63; 1874, 341; 1875, 2 06; 1876, 4.57
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A RENEWED EFFORT is being made by
the friends of VIM. Mckee, editor OF the ST
Louis GLOBE Democrat, now undergone ser
tence In Jail, for completely in the whisky
frauds, TO secure his parton. His attorney
is now here for that purpose.
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