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PEN.ION FRAuDs DETECTED.
A SAVING OF HALF MILLION TO The GOVERNMENT
THIS PAST YEAR BY TIKI DISCOVERY OF FRAUD.
L.. m ~ Lln y

A SAVING OF HALF A MiLLlbN 10 iHE Gov fkshINl
THIS PAST YEAR BY TIKI DISCOVERY OF FRAUD.
lEl TILLGRAPH 40 rBE tRIBrNEl
WAsHINGTJN, July 13.-The Commissioner of
Pensions Is authorized by law to detail clerks from
his Office to Iuvest gate cases Of suspected fraud
der the pension laws. The following is a brief sum
mary of the operations in chat branch Of the service
during the last iIscal year: A. many 40 cases
were invest gated. Pensioners 1913 in number,
were dropped from the rolls. The monthly rates OF
ffty-fye others were reduced, and 4G5 persons
were refused pensions, who. except Tor the inyesti
cations. would have been pensioued. The
saving 10 the Government fOT tho fiscal
year was SOL ,260 -. Besides the above,
several hundred criminal offences were dis
covered, only 100 Of which, however could be pros
ecutel for the reason that the others were barred
by tie statute OF limitations. OF the 1913 still sub
iect 10 prosecution. forty-seven were committed by
claim agents. line appropriation for he expense,
of these Investigations was $4,000. 0f which only
sg}J II % vas expended. Inc balance, SID. -,
viii be returned 10 the Treasury.
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CLARENcE Il. CORNING.

ALBANY. July 13-ClIeBce II. Corning
died sud euy on FRIDAY night at his residence No 2l1
state--t Fr several weeks pas, SIR C0raInc mad com
paiaea II illness he retired as u,ua on Friday night
but did not appear at the bfrahastab.s ana the
yau,s sent for Dr. PANE tie family physician. who dis,
covered Mr. Corning iyng a couch IN his room. dead
The deceased was SON OF Elisha Corning, late OF
Cicero. Ououd4sl County, where ne was born abCu.
1orty-ts years ago. He came % tis cry when boy.
and eutoreJ tha house o. Davidson 81 Vcis clerk
He was soon Transferred 90 tnr house OF bis uncle the
late Efasts Corning IN which boz one Of tAe part
Iers al ne time OF death. AZ the breaking out #
the Rebellion IN 1851 De entered the seIy and
rose 10 Ice Northumberland of volunteers. Later lie
appointed 90 De lieutenant I'D tue regular army,
aud promoted o. ca.iHIncY. For "a
time Ge acted LHlteJ c,Stos Dlsuursiug OflCr
Inns cily. Ho a nla.bGr ami, until a.OU. three
months ago Command .r ~ Gorge Dawson Posi-,
D 63 o.. A. T., IRON Llcu ufncc nr Resigned lie
a 30 member " tI" Burgess Coru- Doctors -Vil-
burue Ba.ch, saFsWearArI AO,uer, Nanderyeef. snow
MbJDks. Van yko aAd j uITlT nave discovered tAat
the cIusr of attn accuuu duJU VI ClOttCd blood
IA Il ii
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AIKNA Non Saturday l2th ins- John w. con Of The late
Relatives and friend, Of the family are iuvrsl 70 s'ad the
BROOKLYN, on Tuesday, 18th INST. a. j-a0D
ALTWU LEt-Eutared into rest. Glen Cove the 9Th
inst, Geo D. only Dr. George AMI Charlotte Att
Fune r'u The residence OF hs parents on Tuesday, az
Train leaves Hunters Pointat1oa m.
BRUNDAGE- on Jgy T. at GOliens Bridge Joseph Brun'
fuusri, on 5th nsL az . O'Clock.
ELEIN-on Jr1v 1879 Ro-taglv 7. r. Ftfrl i-f2nr
dturter % - T. and Florence Ein ADD 9ralaclLd of ID.
=. md ELIZA Jarvis
CPIFFEEou First Day seventh Month 18Th, Daniel CRIT
aeaires and friends are rvitad 70 attend h. uner' a,
Month Iatl. ar ID O'Clock 70. ~.
ne ~ W Grains ,7 i9a Dover ilais. and 3;lj Grand
HFSURI-sS-on SUNDAY. Jaiv u. Alma beloved wife o;
Albert Hendricks and daugAa- % Che ata Solomon.
Funeral " I'D axe place from IIs Easi sjta-t on russtly
norln ~. AZ go O'CLOCK LIS Anay rc4aesasd that no
Rsauyes ana friends are Invited 70 attend
HUNr-on Frs. ~, morang. the 18th. James W. Hunt
hi. friend. are invited TO meet a. his Iate .ence No. 500
Funeral az Chappaqua Meeting house on Third Day az IL
1rain leaves Grand O.l.-q. Depot At 1890 a. m.
NOYE- larry Flint. eldest 81 DR. Henry D. AMI Anna
Noy'. AL ~ al. 1. nom :. on Es.il. July H. at
Funeral a iel.e 0f As parents az Monmouth Cen
tre, ON Mon .l., - j D.
RoLrE-a- sunday evening July 49, $50 aths re7ilues
vouc. o. ruaerl. WIZ De tven hereafter
villa So" --ra-o-a S1rns' az ne rosferee of her
sister. Ms D.. H. .r'1ou e 90 frlsy July ~, martha
Euves VIZ. oi h-Ne -lt Williams. daughter q tbs lSte
George Moves. ..I. of oriskauy onelGa Co.. " y.
TU TIN--faf-al-. az Jersav CITY. JIly y. 1872
suae- -c. 81 .er tS residence. rs 7t4st Tuesday.
r r.
Relatives and friends ar invited to attend
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HOTTER TIN ARIZnNA.

81. LoUIs rAEcH VIII DAYS WHICH SukPAss
LAST YEAE-IHE MERCURY Up 10 lO3' IS IEN-
NI-sEE-FHTEES DEATHS FEOM TIE HEAT
ST. LOUIS, July l3.--The weather here tor few
DAYS has been hotter than during he hot spell s year
The thermometer showed nearly the range yrs,ri-
day a. the day before, bus about o. ~. "a cool wind
came down frOm tie northwest which lowered Tie mrr-
cury fifteen Co twenty degrees. aud cnvotuay br0hr
thr heated tertcf porariy 10 icast line rain tel
after . o'clock. eua today the temperature 10 qnlte
pleasant. Is- than bali dozen pros raunns hy Leaf
occurred yra ter4ag. and none o. tIeA were faiG.
KSJxyILLE. Tenn, July 13.-W.iilam Crawford,
freight enc n,er on tho Eat .ul Va. slnia
Railroad dropped dead s engine ut L3udou Jo-t"i-
day Tie cause is supposed % have been t.lrr heart
di-el.e or -IH.tr0kc The weather has been very Day
sa lot ur tue past SIX WEEKS Il there Is d. rain soon
There viii not hal. fhr us nal corn crop i- stl1.h
al o'clock y. IN. yesterday the thermometer WAS Io5'
CHAKLEsTOS. r. e., July l3.-icu wnite men aud hFe
ne ,roes lied moan sunsiIoke yesterday heavy rain
al fbuu.ersorm Tonight lowered the temperature
over 20.
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4 sTORN CROSSES ONO.
4 nor AND sULI8Y DAY CLOSED BY A DISASTROUS
GALE, WITH RAI,.

4 nor AND sJLIAI DAY CLOSED Lf A DlsASihot'
GALE, WITH RAI,.
CYcISSATI, July 13.-Adyces from points
IN inc inferior and portions Of the state Indicate
that tas storm OF Friday evening yefy severe ONO.
and IN uauy INSTANCES The effects vera disastrous. Tic
.orf approached Ohio from the nI-th aud northwest
and seemed % nave abou! spent IL force when reached
southern Pennsylvania. ~ Mansfield the hardware
stone of scha was uuI8ofri, aud tue roof was carried
40 feet. dcr1ol,uiug % barn AID beer saloon. The
smith ,era House partially untoOfeo. Tho dam
age % crops Wi. be- very great Al Degau q number oi
houses were blown down, ana tho whole country vas
covered with wafer, and tAo crops were levrIrd Al
West SAlrIu 20 Young man was killed by a barn door
king him. ~ =. fGr-o0 two prominent business
CLOCKS aud % number OF dwellings were ulrOOled. a.
CuyaAo.a Pals TIE wall, ui the residence u II. u.
SAX were blown upo th- beds OF Et family no one
was Iulaly injured, however All turoIgh The 81 axe
the d.. had MteuaeJ not aud the ar ycIy sultiJ
and oppressive.
HAEIIsBrHG, Penn, July 13.-The storm Of Friday
nisat very destructive IN the interior Of Penny
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- his memory the VILLAGE o. Cartaldo'w ne s''l'
=. i.ir- wears Of his ne brought together on lhe
sl.sf mon H. n concorrse Of thousands OF penple'
a.. .r, /. cations from iyceuns, colleges
-. ,,8 learned societies all parts OF the Kingdom
e orr nt stands m she public sluareln iIon' Oh Tue
-, whore IN, poet died. At the celebration of"uOua
-, d,l.var,d. poems read ami songs sung ana "'
t che bousrs IN the town amt the ncghoorihE cou"-
e. car, Illuminated B'ccaceio sometimes '""'" -
,-..rf,f, his name before he bought house ih lN,
,t .-s5,t 10 live there. aud ths SIGNATURE nis'ea
-, .. 5osraplcrs as TO the locality Of his oi'n'
r-r 81. not settled whore fn WAS born hn' il w.
60 .,r- d, .r Paris or r. .tt, aHu DOT GER |
IN. ...r,. H.. ancestors W ''' ..f.,.lt - ~. p ~
- ~ = WINS tae rtsscn why ne 2l'"tso thf 'i1' .,
g., p.-r-r- 700. ae cherished tnrut %. .''l
-.f d.. . I.t tLe intention u' ear ie D" - f,rs
.I tran-a resting place In tAe home ul hi' -0-N
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Judre Humphreys was a native of
MIR. WILLIAM MILKENS.

BALTIMORE, Md, July 13.-WilHam VIII
kens senior q, the firm Of William wilkeus &
Co.. died yesterday at the age Of sztytwo from Buglps
disease. Mr. Wukens 81 tine most active ana
wel-Hnown OF this city, am proprietor Of
The extensive steam cusd nar factory just beyond the
cty limit. on tn FREDERICK Road employing about 400
hands The house has bfsHcAas Al N-w-Y0rk, Chicago
md 70 LOUIS The deceased native 81 Germany.
L inai grgte De- ia United states IN 1886 ana bean
business Iu Philadelphia, 20 Us sail ON capital of
cent? JIG afterwards moved % BalIlmJrt. lie leaves
a. estate valued at several millions " dollars.
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coDwICATIJY OF THE LAND LAWS.
THIS TASK NOT an EASY ONE--iHh hN"lI4 Qt h9-
TION OF TEE SALE OF MINERAL LANDS.

tai, TASK NOT AN EASY ONE--lHh hNolI4 Qtt'-
TIoN OF TEE SALE OF MINERAL LANDS.
IUy TILE5EAIU To- the UIbuSE.i
WASHINGTON, July l3.-Ihe commission to coG.iy
the public land law, and TO recommend system OF
classification aud division Of the pablc lands for
sale. has divided Itself INTO two subcommittee,
each OF which VIII devote It's attention to of Tie
subjects named.
lie du,y assigned to the commission il no
siuecure. TIE public land laws comprise nearly
300 sections OF the Revised Statutes, aud most
OF these have been made the subjects o.,
more or less numerous and elaborate rulings
ami decisions. There are also probably as
many more euactmeuts, gen raj and special, re-
latIug 20 the pubic lands, which. having become
obsolete. are not included in the revision OF
siaiutes ana yet cases very frequently arse where
IeirTeScg 10 these is necessary IN order to deter
mine come question of title.
PerHap, tue most knOtty On stiOn the sub-COm-
mittru on Classification ana Division of Lands viii
De called upon TO consider is that relating to tie
manner Of dis POSING Of mineral lands. The laws on
tuis subject have largely grown up out of local
mining clam regulations. he extensive litigation
which has sprung up uuGer them. and which is con-
stantly becoming more extensive, Is a heavy bur
Gen to mlu.ag INDIA. tries and If the commission
shall succeed I dcy.sIug some system for tie future
WuIcu will make tue load lighter. It's work viii be
counted vain bic. The Su.-C Committee on taSsIl-
cation consists of Clarence King, Director of the
Genera. Williamson, Commissioner Oh the General
Land Office
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JUDGE DAVID .. HUMPHREYS.

WASHINGTON, July 13.-Judge David c.
Humphrey aed yesterday moaning at his reaIaeuce
near Fr.Ec1na, Fairfax County, Va. HIS remains viii
b. taken 10 HlatsrsyIle. Ala.
judge Hum phTeys was a native of Morgan
Coauiy Ala ana resided there uufl bis appointment,
IN 1870 10 the supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia. de a Uuion man during the war and
wac one u the leading Republicans of nis STATE. He
served ID J0tn branches OF Legislature OF Alabama
several TERMS and ia 1865 was d candidate against
Senator spenssr for the lOB-telm senatUrship from
that state and Poled large vote. He declined 70 he
. candidate the snort tern. He was rendered
uUHi a0n for tho House OF Representatives., Jut
eli 60. Jl.ge Hunplrnya had Deen lu u. Lealth for
some mon .hs p1st AMI ast spring h life supposed
= be danger. subsequently lac recovered sufficiently
Il be- taken % Virginia Residence, and Il sup
L..I InuruELuE.
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ILLICIT DIsTILLING.
DANGER THAT II WILL NOW BEGiS AGAIN IN The
SOUTH.
10y TELE8HArH ~ rnR rRIBrSE.


WAsHIS GTON, July l3.-Ihe Commissioner OF IN
ferna Revenue II now receiving the annual reports
from collectors In various parts Of the country FOR
the fiscal year just ended, and be judges from those
already received that the entire tax has been coli
ected and that not a dollar VIII be lost. There
has been a marked Improvement III the admnstra-
lion OF revenue Affairs IN some OF the Southern dis
trcts Inc Win North Carolina District has here
tofofe boon considered one Of the worst IN the
country During the last fiscal year IN that district
alone 1870 Illicit d.stIlleres have been brokeuup, and
the revenue collected there has increased about
$500. 900 This work has been performed By the
deputy marshals. As Congress has failed 70 make
appropriations for hes- officers during the current
year. % is not improbable that the old condition OF
affairs wIll b. re6siabIsnrd without the deputy
Iara!s there 4sao eiyll police power go prevent The
stabL!slment VI Illc.. dI5tIllerIea ana tLe Army
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While travelling on the Western rivers at
time " hen the cholera was prevalent and fatal.
finally cEseucDced tle beneficial Influence 90 Dr.
JIVuc's CIEuD alive bI EDr aGut flIfy uouls On
board of STEAMER between CiuDinrat ana Ptt.hlrg
experienced the power ~ that frl disease which az
lfu-fl entirely yielded 10 the ~ the si-B.
Ples6Tterlu elder Oh board c same boat bhO hd luss
been brought 90 tt- brink o. the grave DF cholera n en-
cinnai ana soon huryi1g home % uls XiDus
family Derieuccd a relapse but 1F the timely Use ~
The same medicine was immcdIatcy aud tnor0@Rniy
cured. Earnestly WoUd cay tO aIl families and frdFel-
ler- nee ally, rep th8 Csrmnauve Bals1m Oa hand,
and rrsur 90 90 promptly when needed Rev. Rufus
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uistory of Our Own Time. rr1u che Accasssion "
O,ts \ cJri ,o ls Rim Congress. 81 J4A. do array.
no be completed yOlumcs) NOs Ant 50, c4'tl.
large typeL -.
Titan From the most recent authorities BY Ncha.i
Ford II eath. WIN nftrou Illustrations
ReubraHdt. ths text Of q. Nosnaer. BY J. " Mol
Isl. b. A. Mlth sixteen ulas -Ts ions
Tue shakespeare key. By charles aud .iary co~qen
Clarke The upi'fe io-rtfuAlcp % 'L4At-
,peare' &c. syu SO Do. cloth extra -
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c1.rn,Y La CnNEY IsLAND.

opE,r CROWDS AZ AL THE BEACHEs-rHE GUESTS.
Yes. rdly was another one OF Coney Island. 3
rent days There were said Co De more pesoha on tue
T.au tnan had before gathered there on any sunday
tina season with the possible exception Oh July o. nos
Only did tne three more faahlon'oio ana populI
b M tine e.st end attractithe crowds, but he visit
-. were ,eattered along large groups % the eX-
t,.p,r west end To VINO stood at tne emf OF the
Iona ocean pier. tia beach seemed animate VITA tAe
o,,,.,,, croVds from the Manhattan Beach Hotel ~
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MIDyIGHT FEaTHLR REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
synopsis r0r ne past & hours.

WASHINGTON. July Il, l a. m.-IIe barOm-
s,er us r.t,u decidedly % The southern and Atian;
states. and slightly DID the Lake reg on. Northeast
" uds. cooler. cloudy weather. aud occasional rams
prevail BOO the south Atlantic states. southerly winds
aud Cooler clear weather generally reported from
The Middle states and Nrw-EugauI hut with stationary
or higher t-mperl ur-s 10 the Northwest, Southwest
aud Lake r-goI The pressure Ias risen On tIc Poe IL
{. as. wit. westerly winds ami clear weather. lem
prat.rrs 0t loo OF reported nom MontgOn-
cry Ald anG throughout the interior OF the southwest.
ElldicafioHs.
For thc Middle Atlantic SJttcs and New-Eug.and,
-or.ea-t southwest WINDS Stationary or higher pres
sure iud temperature, clear or partly cloudy weather
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VACATION AT WASHINGTON,
DEPARTMENTAL GOSSIP.

HALF MILLION SAVED BY HE PENSION BUREAU
Tile LAND lava LETTER oN POLITICS II
sOUra CAROLINA-MNOR NEWS
The Pension Bureau has discovered so many
frauds in applications this last year that, by
means Of its system of investigation. II has
saved half a million of money during the year.
A report made by the Treasury Department
shows that the public debt was Increased from
S29,OO0.OOO to $50, 100000 during the last
few years Of Democratic rule before the war.
The Commission on the Land Laws Is hard at
work on the task imposed by Congress. A
letter from South Carolina contains some i'm
portant resolutions passed by a colCrcd meet
ing on the Fourth Of July.
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SUMNER LEISURE.
GREAT NUMBERS AT LONG BRANCH.
A PLEASANT DAY--A DISPUTE ABOUT TIE PIER
WHO ARP At TIE HOTELS.

hb AXE At lhh AblElS.
LcSa BRASCu, n. j.. July ia cloudless
sky A,yigoraiug 0reeze, and thermometer az TO
combine 90 make most delightful sunday at the
Branche List evenings trains brought about 1000
Visitors. who are distributed among the hotels and
Do.tdln--houscs. TIE customary saturday event
hops were well attended aud the hacks and buses
Kept busy iu tSin- parties from hotel 20 another
l. is custom with many here to attend three or four
horso on saturday evenings staying long enough EACH
20 greet old friends and get introduced 10 new Ones
Tho West End is the centre o. fashion on saturday
nights. Here g. is that many c0ttag residents assemble
o meet fAe- friends and vi and j1u Ie dancing
To che nine au.dre that hotel saturday
MS DO was added almost a be number who had come
from other hotels cottages go that The parlors. tie
halls, ,he office and the pazzas throured chat
ono could scarcely force his way through them. Tho
Trans aul tae pier boats have to-day brought fully
1000 people, BAT most OF them have come for
aev only
The temperature Of the water taken che pier IS o.
and there ~ mucH bathing.
Tic attendance at sac various churches this morning
was good The puluus q each O. The churches M
D dil,ey upou tlo shore were flied with talented
stranger, Go L1n- Frsucf) ~ follows: seaor'glt
CEurru l'sat-O.-sD, b.snrp Simpson; Sc Peters of
baIro fi' a'scu1aI.r} EsnsD sea, bo.Ju-u; seaside
Chapel German Eatorui, .nr Rev. william L. DAVIS, %
.io Church " -ie Disciples Of E-w-Tork; So James
tlapel E1e.oa the Rev. As.-us Brook % the Church
ol She Incarnation. NaV-I0rk
The factor and builder Of the iron r;er-NTr JoH
r,r-..-.. --..g. 81. t..-. 90 ........ d., tt.....t
''.-'d l'' p'arl OF tirect'f' nave 81. -it.I'
icsisdlF mora.n- Judge Fitch presiJcH, OF the pier
c.,sI.1s .sr..frf ,, r,-.ss,,,.., d, r,,,oya from.
.t -
belonging 90 1ir Cac. rae sub-contrac5or under job
T.l--.p C,. ..f en-. i...t... s.... o.. r.. T,.,..,
VT '"N '''' 100. ''' 'O'''
.'N ,.'l "'n tAe Ai.F company @" 'i." me 'f o''
-cl o1g and 10 .aye 10 done ,v JAY Il Tlis contract
mail. r ..-.,,., b. r,o- ga, a.-..5 ,h,. , ,,,.-..
- -, - 49, -. -, i,,..1 ,.,
'-' '' n'aa . 'o'n' contract TOT "l A'u4'oA OF -''
.et NJ vprf has been dom under She new c)Etrlc'.
4rd .r tlr mast .l--e week. but LIKE uudsr tbc or
''l.' ''''''' oI 'aD''t H'A FN''' 'Io" 'l'''''."
frnii arrived lev DAYS since, Hat "efc Immediately
.f.t,... u r..a .I...r..f.r AZ 4.. .r a ff..tt 3D.
-' -- -
-eF..H l-Iu-a.i dollars "A.ci me- Rods AGAIN
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THE BEST GENERAL NEWSPAPER.

All Republicans should, IN addition TO their
nome paper take one tI,t N.t give them the general
information about Union thai - necessary 20 every
welI-luformed A nome paper Is eGircted 10 give
local news. and priced Oy It's readers IN proportion 70
rne amount o &c furnishes, and when can De pro-
ured from no % source We know OF no paper tutt
s1prs the want of general news better thun IHk NEW
YOl.k TRIBUNE. lHE TRIBUNE Is the SUPERIOR OF aA5
manner pupliSaed Ia America No pilns are spared ny
he pr6prieurs 20 retu enTiaDe position thatit has
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MIR. SLOAN AND TIE GQyERNoRsHTP'

We are assured from a source whlch cannot
h questioned ana so near Mr. sloan mat ~ NAV PEI r
,5 .,. ..I.g far HIM. chat ls letter W r tc AS
sc.sor Rr rye in which he said De was MOI ana -hous
not boa sd lt.fe." was iu uo sense slilpai'' ana
fr.r Vr .n does noe desire 60 nave MS HAAr Hr--
f,rusd iu connection win the nomination. Mt -"i..
i.eg nd 1urr men 90 high character and unq tesHito
Io-..r .. rg. ind 1.reut 90 the good opinion OF NJ
friends 4. ID, feel. that the way io retain tAei conn
demo. and ..srllsliI. o. stand hy DIS drci@rAtoh~'
a. -Ia.'- cree. ru this respect u4y Dee summed mp I'D
these vur IS: I- wanted tIls place WOMB saw So
ana uoi try Co ~. DO by Utysur Llols Hr.I
-, ~, ,,,, .,..r, otntr. and set WON'T admit NJ. TOE
Teg.1n. winch imut.lcG NI. sloan o. SEAS last MI't
800 n col nj gu- become csud date for Governor sun
CoI-fr. i. .,t Uu luW-v.r IultI u.s igua- May i--
Cf ms ct b. e. l-4y a. once -etep. the conclusion
I .eu rygi a,sed us final aud decisive.
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obtained. On all public questions takes the 81 ie Of
right because % right and not for parry personal
favor The management Il she most liberal of any
published They propose giving O. each subscriber who
VIII pay so Tor sog.e hveyear' subscription IN adj
vance So Worcester Unabridged Dictionary. Lost
year they give away 10000 atc narles and expect 20
double The number in 1879. This Is chance I1r every
one 20 get Dictionary FOR less than c1sf ana IA add
ton the best genera. newspaper ruDl she'd.
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OFFICIAL GOSSIP.
TIE TRIP or SECRETARY SHERMAN To SaE FAST
TIE VACANCY oS THE DISTRICT B,NcH.
my TELEGRAPH To TIP rRBryEI


TIE VACANCY OS TIE DISTRICT NCH.
NY TELEGRAPH TO THE rtBUyvI
WASHINGTON, July l3.-Secretary sherman viii
leave here on Monday for a three weeks vacation.
he viii remain day or two in Philadelphia, several
days ia New York, and severed days 40 Narragan-
sett Pier. De win speak 40 Portland on the Z5t'
and remain IN Maine q few days.
Captain Dewey, Naval Secretary Of the Light
house Board and 3ir. Clarke, Chief Of the Revenue
Marine Service, VIII soon leave on an Inspection
tour along the Atlantic Coast. II is possible tina.
Dir. Sherman may JOIN them on q part Of their tour.
The death or Judge Humphreys, II the Supreme
Court of the District. vii enable the President 10
strengthen the bench. Il f. OF much importance
that DO should De- an efficient BODY since IT has
powers over he tZtcu i've Departments NOT pos
sr.sea by any o,lef courts. aud t performs much
business winch involve the interests of the CpN-
cmuuHt. Judge Humphreys has ben for somo-
time Dl-gc4i.. unable 10 perform The laDotous
duties OF hls position.
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