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fe9al Noiltes.

AUDITORS NOTICE. - In the Orphans
~ CONT Of Bucks COUNTY Pennsylvania In the matter
OF Of JOSEPH DEVLlA deceased The under.
signed auditor appo nted the OTphRna court Bucks
County. % make distribution Of the balance emaiung the
hands Marga admlDsaratr %. the CatIie
Joseph DcV deceased hereby gives notice that he will
meet all parties interested II said balance Il his Office
Jucks County. Pcnn corner Nam
Broad sts Monday the yth day Of hugst d. lts0
lu O ooek, a. Ia. HODAAN \. PUGH. Auditor
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Countrp Real Gstate Wante0.

WANTED to purchase for cash, a good sized
w house with grounds lake salt water
residence Eastern preferred.
dress with iu particulars Z. o. Box AZ, Durham Conn
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SAN FRAycfsoo chOSIvG PRICES


TIE Chrysolte Company received Yesterday from
j. W Marl"u, general inaa"g r the following letter
GATED iraGviiic, July I":
Here i,E ind train ecw VOL, d0ac IN the mine
The uasr vccT. Nl;nrcr CT ,ct Of dri:ts I72
or %, irct rhat,S aud WINES 46; CnrySohc Shaft.
No. u. -ooa 49, ut; Cab :I..crtu5 Elait, Il o.
dawn lJi fe.t. lrSt eye, 80 20 ~ looking fine.
"a tea l,ci fau t"r top c tc Wl.z' running south.
very roui :rc".t ltc: :. b.. 3 81" very gu"d
81 " s.siii .r.c 'c- "f mineral T. 3D." brucBe
ri n p,is,i H face. loW ict.ratns o. l7h received.
ieurte yi.t'pg ;h' mn' DIN. Fl'h &c e&eopo on
40 M i., ca a"m s-Oh 70 ~" i.c; TINS was
Van WaLcI'u. vcrI coUrtcCGs.i rskd him To await
.nr. he,,ss rct3In Tbs J Gi 81 IN; own Judgment.
bc!ey.ug tuat II Nj. HeJes were Ic be would deny
hfia.
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\ gentleman JUS: returned from Leadvile made
the foil lWlH. statement to = RlBCNE reporter on
SATURDAY: me CurYsOilCc NINE has been over
worked, az is SHOWN by the present ore shlpmcne.
They hi.ye VEN of ere thar looks very well-the
sccuud level Of tue Roberts sb2it-bui il has got TO
ia bigger than II Is nov to keep up dividends.
There Is uot e longi ore in sight 10 pay another
dividend. Governor Tabor told Manager George
Daiy practically The same thing the day before my
de1arTure. Tabor Is selling CnrysOte.'
\ cOniidcnttdl dispatch received I'm tins city from
L..adVne on SATURDAY. read: George ID. K0berts's
fiIk and conduct Wuiie here has had depressing
effect upon CarysOlItc 81 sch."
me nine Shipped iilN-two tons on Saturday
A mining engineer, who has had considerable
practical experience III tho Lcadvile camp, and
reporter on Saturday: " In Little Chef they have
"A splendid mde. bat they are ASKING the manager
to make too large utput. lOu have to move an
immense quantity OF ore 10 pay 100000 IL month
dividends. lie can have no time Tor prospecting"
Nine bars of bullion, valued at T6,OiJ 50, were
Tnc total receipts for Tie week amounted to
T1S42U IS.
Horn Silver received six bars Of bullion, value
4,jS5, on Saturday.
samples of ore from the San Antonio Nye
County, Nev..) assay high one lot giving $1,000
per ton.
Assays of ore from the claims OF the Jett COnsol-
dated tNye County, Nev.,l run from %41 to S1S5,
81 30 to 81 gold. aud 40 per cent lead.
The wiHZe on the new strike OF the Mack Morris
is down twenty feet. and the vein has widened 10
two and One-half feet OF solid rich ore.
Two gentlemen who recently visited the Trinity
Hydraulic say that the pay dirt has Increased in
thickness. and Is even richer than was expected
Washing proceeds unnterruptedly.
The shalt on the Eagle Claim of the Unadila
Company is down 100 feet, showing two feet of
gooi Oh the bottom.
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Eau 5rllools
Grarners.

QclrDers.
ALI WANTING best Teachers. American
~ Foreign for department hish or low sh3oln nave
",'uuCida es New Bulletin" j. ii. ScHLRAkHhOhN'
secretary an 1ican Soho0 Institute 30 East l4th ST. y L.
MEXICAN and EUROPEAN TEACHERS
a BUREAU supplies. without charge colleges. schools
and families thoroughly competent Professors pIcr
pals teaches Families gong abroad, or ~ e cOiy'
promptly suited with superior tutors conpanlols anu gov
errcsses. Cal address Professor LtdENDHfr %
West 35th-st., Newly orr
MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
N AGENCY supplies Colleges. Schools and Famles win
thoroughly comt.rnt Professors Principals and Techer3
Families 10 the country prolnpy suited WIN
Call address d. J.
YOU and Foreign Teachers Agency - Union
square.
V,HE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY pro-
VGe teachers schools, helps teachers Ill obtaining
positions, For further information address
A. LOWELL IL CO. AZ jiOn,st, New-f orK,
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Name,

Albany and suslue..
Alton ard Ter. n. pref
Boston Air Line ...--
b. c. X. and Sorth'n
Central Pacific. .......
Cnic.. ~, L. and n. %.
Canada Southern.
G.. c.. G. aud Ind. ......
c.. G.. AMI Ind. Central
Ches. and Ohio. ......I
Ches. and Ohio "a Of. =.
Ches aud Ohio lat pt.
Chic. d. aud QUINCY. o.
Chic, X. |. and p. -.
Chicago ana Alton.
Clev. and Puts. .......'
C., 81 Z & II e q ....
DO. do pfd ......
chic. and ". Western
Chic. and y. W. pref. J
Che. MI and ~ p.
Chic. INLAND II. z. pi
GIN. .Ind..St l. g Chic,
Del..Lack. and WesP0
Del. and Hudson Canal
Den and Rio Ord.
Houston and Texas
Hanuibal and 81 Jos.
Han. ana ST. Jos. pref.
Harlem. ......-......
lnnois Central. .......
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NOLORADO CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED

Georgetown Clear County, Col terminus OF the
Coloia do Central Railroad Capal stock, sJ0o0ol0 in
$1,000 Par value, SO NOn assssslble Onco 81
Finest, NeSInTk CITY. Register Farmers Loan tTut
Company. President. Paul Lichtsnsten NIcc President
Baltzer secretary Albert krohn
Assistant secretary Paul o. dEsierhsLy Manager Ia Coz
orado. George W. Hal.
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Trcsp.. 4. T., Juiy @j.-S. 'pa"nts of bullion for
pis; We. were 20, follows: Ton 3stOne, $177S7 !;
Tic Jap. S3I .DtJ: CoJ;rEt.rI 80, 100 StDnewall
J,ck ,ni. auo NcSiiicu, &lLi0O; silver King. con-
c,ilif.j.1's $4,000 poi,.aIs. III Tombstone mills
AaVr teIpJri.I., I'll pcnded work, owing to break
IA Their dan across tie caI Pedro.
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RARCEL0NA MINING COMPANY,

Il N1E IUVNI1, NENAUA.
Office 10 broadway. New YORK.
Incorporated under tie laws Of The state OK New York
Capital 100000 IN 100000 shares OF par ue s2j
Full paid and unassessabe
President, David c. Ferns VI e-PTesident. Al sever.
ance Managing Director. W. f. Leon. Secretary h. d.
BsInesi Trustees David C. Ferris, A. Severance, y. VI
W Leon, belmont Nevada John . Jones' u. - senator
Nevada H. sNnings, f5u Pear4st, New York samuel j.
LnTe 40 B0ld New York " m L. Flag.er supervise
Albany 90. n Y superintendent ~ mines W. f. Buord
Comp, ny ~ ank,is American E1tlangr National Bank;
Registrar - Transfers. Union Trust Company New.YOk
OomunnY CounHeI. HOlnIes and Adams
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filming.
IA GOLD HILL MINING Co,
Rocky Bar, AltuTas Co.. Idaho Territory.

%, y. 7,
OFFICERS-Wm. W. Little, eKTreasurer OF Brooklyn,
President L. A. Hicht-r VlcePresient T.. WeOb,
H. A. Richter Treasurer.
The property OF The Company conss's OF the Auras
BufalO aud Bullion Mines all hrstrate condition
tno titles perfect In every way ready United
patent. More In sight than WI for the prop
tace Fifty tons OF be stopped out per day with
present fac Iitics
The Company offers to invesOrs by order OF the rus
5000 NJ Treasury stock AT two 49, per
order 10 purchase additional machinery.
communications and su5scpu rs for shares should DO
addressed 10 -. LOU - A. RICHTER,
Treasurer Aturas cold nil Mining Co. Rooms 81 and 33,
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filming.

ALTA MONTANA COMPANY,
n WICKEs. MONTANA
f,.,tat al 600 600 shares. go each. UnassesssDlo
T' W Present price, SO 90.
OFFICERS President w. w. Wickes Nso-rro''''"
Michael Shows Secretary, n. +. Brooke.
DIRECTORs-w.w. Wickes. A. * Barnes, Aianson iras1
T. NJ sheldon Michael Snow. NewYorx g. I. bauser' Colo
Saunders. Montana
OFFICE Is AND ls WALL STREET
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NORTH HITE AND YOSEMITE GOLD

n MINING co,
OF MARIPO~A COUNTY CAL. 80
CAPITAL divided INTO 6UlOCO shares OF ~ eacnj
UnassesSabe
f. II. SPOONER, President
+. r. SEAMAN secretary ?nd treasurer.
i. W IILIANS. General AGENT
W. F. CLEWELa, Financial AgcD',
once 55 Broadway, OOns - and 70. $500
limited amount of stock at 80 cents share.
Living adjacent Hire Nine this property recon-
uenGs self tO prudent investors.
~ nm an..lI
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SECOND cALr-12:30 O'Clock p. NJ.

Anb GR'k C'kI Climax Durango SILVER Nugget
lOO Is 800 -. 2.25 200. AZ 1lOD.... LJJ
California on virginia 1000 O3O - SUI D1 :; Loo
geo ..L5. 200 800 -... $50 Z0O.Dj0 10 iODo b6o 61
ChrysJle Battle creek 5arDee q VT w o5U | o.
U "a 100 ..... 800 bio "a 900 b2O. LOO
loo. = lCO ...... Jla 400. 3D. LOO
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New 1)nblifallons.
DnsfruCtion.

Fec Boys and Dung Men-City.
GLASS FOR PREPARATION to College and
~ private instruction-ME WM. Nj. NEWELL 1lj East
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EW-YORK and PALMETTO MINING CO.

PALMETTO DISTRICT NEVADA.
IncOrpof q. ed under the laws OF New York.
CAPITAL 50 900 900. SHARES, 500 each.
OTIIcggs-Pres't, Il. B. CatherwoDd; secy and Treas
pro tenn T.. c. Brdm'alL
Trl,.rEEs-A \ Warner T.. G. Bramhall, Alex stewart,
henry Morgan L. Brown, II. DE Peyster, r. b. Gather
wood H. C. Root RoDer. Schel and a. +. Roberts
limited number sale. for the purpose Of re-
building mill PARTICULARS apply at general Office No. 40
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EAGLE RIVER
CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY,

Organized under the Laws Of New YORK
PRINCIPAL Once. 1871 Broadway ~ T.
own thirty and mill site situated u Eagle ver
District summit County, Coli capital slc00O0Oo ioooVV
shares par value o. full paid and unsssessa'
OFFICERS;
Hon. CALVIN 7. HULBURD President
f. A. MERRITT, Ycs.president.
MARTIN THATCHER, secretary and Treasurer
TRUsTEEs-Abe d. Breed, Charles Wste,ir, Edwin A.
Nr,,,, Hon Adelbert Ames Jonas O. Reed, Frederick W.
CROKER Hon Calvin r. Hu5ur, Anthony Giikson Henry
Atvater Martin Thatcher John z. Clark, Chauncey T.
No., 7
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MORNING STAR ,,,,,v, co,,o,yv
WI CONSOLIDATED MINI" |o''f ANA
orc.pIzed under the laws OF New-York.
location OF Mines CARBONATE HILL. LEADVfLLE,
COLORADO ., .o
Capital Stock s6OOO0OO; 100000 shares Par value So
STOCK FULL PAID AND UNAssEssAoLE-
GENERAL OFFICES OF the Company; No. 10 cedar't'
DFPosIToRY Continental National Bank. New.Y9rk.
REGISTRAR OF TRANSPORTS CentrA AT 1St Us NV
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OF all descriptions for builders aud Others fur
nished upon application by JAMES & kIRILAND.
10 Murray ST, New YORK
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For Young Laoies-Country.

An English, French and German Boarding
"a Day School for young lats, Wet End institute
NcW.Haven Mrs >. l. Cady, PIN Send for cTcuaf
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The RlpENING HARVEST
IN THE FIELDS AND MEADOWS OF
OUR MOUNTAIN STATE.
The Industry Of the Hu,b,ndm,n VIII Do
Bouatfully Rewarded, and MS
Storshouse Be Filled with
Golden Grain.
CROP REPORTS Fk0M MANY POINTS,

We present crop reports this morning
from twenty counties OF West virginia
and the neighboring counties OF Belmont
Jefferson and Guernsey, in Ohio. The
wheat ia oil harvested. and tho points
heard from, almost without eIcepton'
report a yield equal to or surpassing that
of last year, some counties reporting u
rate Of increase a. high as 20 or ~ per
cent The only exception are Mason
aud Hardy counties, in the former o'
which the yield will not exceed w per
cent. Of last years crop, and in the la''ei
slightly less than last year. Oats VIII
compare iavorsbly with wheat
in regard to the quantity aud quail
ity Of the crop. Corn promises
an enormous yislJ, many counties re-
parting the crop in better condition than
for many years. The amount OF hay
cut will be about the same as last year
that is, an average crop. The Increase
in the yield of potatoes over last year
will be large, probably % per cent The
Weld OF fruit will be scarcely up to the
average, probably owing to INJURY oy
the late frosts, as a good part of the or
chards oi our stats are on very hlRh
ground, and much exposed. Taking
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The SPRAY OF The SEA.
THE PECULIAR TONE OF THE RUS.
SIAN PRESS,
On the Condition Of Affairs in Turkey-Ths
Coming Wesleyan Conference.-The
Restrictions on Foreign Cat.
lie in England.
THE ILLNESS OF PRINCESS LOUISE

From the utterances Of aportion OF
the st. Petersburg press it would seem
that Russia is about to make move
looking to the acquisition of additional
territory beyond the Danube. The dec.
laration that the Clar only desires to ex.
tend \ helping hand to the Christians on
the Peninsula and 10 assist in the forlna
ton Of independent Slavic States, is only
the first step. for with the power OF the
Porte completely broken in European
Turkey, and the country cut up into
small principalities, their petty ieal-
ouses and wrsnglings would soon give
the armies of the Gar q preteXt for
crossing the Pruth once more. and
planting the Russian eagles at
Phillipopolis, Adrisnople and Constsn-
tinople But Austria and Germany will
be quick to place themselves in the path
of the Russian bear in his southern
journey, and the result may he war
more prolonged and terrible than the
battlefield of Europe has witnessed
since tho days Of the coalition against
the first Napoleon. The Irish conipen.
sation for disturbance hill has passed. the
House Of Commons. The Princess
Louise will ~ abroad, on the advice OF
her physician, passing some time at one
ot the German watering places,
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GIN. GRANT
He Has Nothing Against Han
cuck, hut viii support Gar
A Id

pE>NEN, July ln -j,yUcrdl Grant, IA
an Int, ,rylra. stIi. n can say witEuut
hesitation that viii give UTlIrld NV
hearty suppurt. rhrrr l. no reason
wny sny Republican shoulduat Vote i"T
a. rnrli kuuS hIW L. hr Edn at
talent. thoroughly accomplished and an
upright man | have nothing against
q .ucrdi llducuyk, hut Garhrh
l. the man ibT the office. H. druIci
the report that he had complained oi
Cpukung aud Logan having deceived
him. tie sili he hal had no lcttcr
from clthcT al them either hvlure ur at
ter the Cpnycutipn, sIuCv las return Ia
4 urr,cd tie saii at all wcI Cunkling
Aui Logan wcTr the last t'r hlm Ia tind
tAult with, and hc iclt more Prnui ol the
3lI that ,tuui hV hm than At hc tat re
Crlvci thr nnuruItI,n hy unfair means
The Ep,.l,c1p's HJUItun special SAYS
that the members uI tEr STATE Press As
s,.IatInu Were presented "a ten. t'rant
last night The party viii he Iplncd hy
Ulysses. Jr, aud Fret Grant u NOR
TuA They visit i.rJJSil,r neat week
AMI then Denver.
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GRANT TO THE RESUU
The Rspubucsus Bsscing Up-The I'm
por,ance Of Don Cameron Illustrated.

The Repubnosus Bsscing Up-The In
portancs OF Don Cameron Illustrated
SsHINGr0S, July H. Since the
pres,nre here Oi Marshal Jewell aud
senator Don Cameron there has been a
more hunysnt feeling existing about the
Republican headquarters, aud the visit
uf these two Radical magnates has in-
spired the suborilnstes engaged IN send
iny oil campaign documents with the
hone that Garfield may We, force
through. and they be rewarded with
yn,pi oihcrs TOR their labOrs during the
rampaign Until within ie~
days the Republicans have
been in sort of daxed con-
ditlon, and they looked upon the enthu-
sIas,n ia the Democratic rtnkstor Han
co,k as iuexplicsble. They were ia a
demoralizAi gondIIion, and ready TO be-
lieye as true the merest rumor that Ger
tain X .publicans had come out tor Han
cock. Ia measure they have nov re-
covered themselves, aud talk with more
confidence as to the tature. IL needed
the presence here Of both jewell and
Cameron to stitien mp the backbone ot
the administration Republicans, and 10
give them iaith for the future Many
Republicans who privately admitted the
dark outlook Tor their party are more
hopeful now, because they believe
that the determination OF Don Cam
eron to ~ into the fight means
in fact that ths frienlis OF Grant
are going TO bury their sriets and try
aud save the party from goins to de.
,truetiou. Without the aid Of the 9rant
forces il vas conceded that the canvass
on the part al the 6Ardsld men would
be q vsry tame affair, but with the ss-
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PARK ERSBl5RG.
Xictimizing the Wood County
(,raupers.

PIEKERsBURG, July l9-The farmers
IN the lower eud oi the county who do
not take the papers have been swintled
10y sharper, Who goes among them
and introduces himself as an agent ior a
tirm carving on the lottery business
lie represents that all the tickets will
draw a prize, consisting ola gold watch,
tine organ or something oi that sort. Ry
his specious representations he has sue.
ceedei in ssindling quite number OF
rredulous ,irangers, Who are very IN
dignant One oi these fellows beat an
aged widow named Davis, on Lee
Greek. out of all the ready money she
had upon the premises ies days
since. Ii caught IN that neighbOrhood
he will be roughly dealt with. This is
undoubtedly the fellow who swindled
81 many farmers in Washington county,
Ohio, 10y the same trick, an account of
which Mas published at the time.
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DEATH ON THE RAII.
Excursion Train Ditched Near
Fl Wuyne. Indiana,

lSDIASsPoLIs, July 1.-the excur-
sion train which lett this city for Put.
may on Saturday night, Was ditche,i
on their return trip near Fl. Wayne, In
iisna, on the Wabash road. Edward
+ Stewart, of Noblesville, Was instantly
killed. and shout twenty persons
wounded. Among the fatally wounded
are Walter ii. Rivers, Of Indianapolis,
private secretary OF Hon. W. II. English,
John :. Gunn, Of West6eld, and Seward
Hurst, of Peru. A. Muten, OF Athens.
Mas seriously wounded. 4 large nun,.
Der are slightly wounded. The secident
is supposed To have been caused by =
broken rail.
INDIANAPOLIS, July la.-The Putin.
Bay excursion arrived home last night.
Edwards, oi Noblesyille. Was the only
one killed outright. James Husk, of
Peru, Is seriously injured aud his re-
covery is doubtful Walter Rivers in
Juri-s are MT 50 serious as at first re-
ported and he will recover. H. Minister
and Charles J. hinds were seriously in.
jured and we're leit ut Fort Wxyue. All
Of the others injured are improving and
viii recover.
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THE NAItItAGANSETT.
Official Inquiry Into the Disaster

NEw LONDON, July 10. In the inves'
tigaiion tn day into the loss oi the steam
or Narragansett by a collision with her
sister boat Stonington, OF the Stoning'
tou Line 10 Boston, Capt. Nye, Of the
latter boat, said the boats were probably
lowered IN q out ten minutes alter the
collision. They were manned by the
deck hands. The chief officer remain
ell on board all the time aud was
forward most Of the time directing re-
pairs. Tw' pilots had been on board
previous The reason the number OF
pilots Was reduced was probably To save
expense. attribute the collision to a
mistake as To the NaTragansett' .
whistles. considered her 10y whis le
signal To mean 10 turn To the right, All |
was made in answer to my whistle.
Joseph Sylvia, the wheelsman ot the
Stonington, said SHE steers hard aud 1t
takes about minute To heave the
wheel over from port To- starboard.
| can hold her myself when she Is going
iull speed with the wheel we'll down,
hut | cannot alone heave the wheel
over when she is going iull speed.
The outlook OF the Narragansette tes
titled never heard any whistle iron,
tho Stonington until after had reported
the hight. aud then only one long fog
blast. said To the pilot; "She is com'
lug into u.s. aud within minute and a
hall after first saw her she struck us
| saw the Sloninglon's light before |
heard her fog whistle. She whistled
alter that, hut her whistles were mixed
up, aud could not tell what they were
Stephen 4. MowTy, mate OF the MAJ
ragansetl, testified that after the COLI
sion there Was a good deal nj excitement
among the passengers, some were with.
out lite prcservers and asked " here they
could yet them, aud told them that
each berth aud each statsroom was sup
piled with one; have been restricted
by the management as to the numbtr T
of deckhands.
AIinurnpi 4 III Tups1gy
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Elbow JACK
Tho National Board OF Health Confident
lie Wal Not Appear

W,suINGroN, July ~ The mciqbers
ni the National Board oi Health begin
nov u ieel more confident than ever
that the dreaded scuurge, yellow fever,
whlrh brought death aud misery to the
people ui Memphis aud other Southern
ril,c, Last year AMI the year before, will
delay his visit this year, aud possibly
stay away "a together. The fever ap.
peared ia Memphis last year July !th,
hut up TIA this a ue uo IndiCatians al lts
returu have appeared II has been as
warm there this wear as last, hut
the absence Ot any signs ut the lever
has gwen great comfort tn the people,
and the National Board reioices because
II demonstrates that the sewerage OF the
city aud general cleansing has bten ot
goal service. Ii Ia the same with other
cities where the lever existed last sum
mer. aud except an imported case or
i've at quarantine ia New York aud one
isolated case lTom Havana IA luaran-
tine at New orleans. the country, So Tar
as known at thus time, Is tree from the
Irlghilul pestilence.
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BLAh ID.
The ShootIus st Wimbledon

wIxsLrDos, July ls.-in shooting Tor
the Albert prizns At sixty yards; Jack
son scored 20. Laird 80, Hyde 81, Fisher
81, Brown Ga. Gerish CT, Dudley W,
Rock well 62, Fsrrow 90 and scott a.;
one English score 10 known 10 lie higher
than that Of Sro,t. namely, y; Eigbee
scored 20 aad Baker rs. A strong wind
10 blowing. but there is very good
light.
There Vas such Q rush Of competitors
for the Curtis and Harvey and HAiiord
prizes, which close to-day. that Amer
cans either didn't shoot or had 70 hurry
unduly. As far as known, Fenton
stands first for the Haiiord prize, Nith .
score Of ~; jackson third, score +s,aud
Rock we'll fourth, score ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-20
The Wallace Investigation.

Ssw IoRs, July senator Mc.
Donald resumed the cross.etamInalioh
before the Wallac. Committee, to-day,
OF COMMISSIONER Davenport, -
20 the eyed election irsn,s When
requested 10 furnish list. OF the persons
for whom he had issued warrant, Oi sr.
res,, Davenport I'D he would 40 30
only on the condition that the commit.
tee paid ihe expense Oi copying Ih.
names could toe found Ola ~" at The
Treasury Department sIth his acCOuhis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-20
Too Late TOT the Funeral.

Ns~ Yosr, July ~ The mother ct
Cha.,in. Cox arrived ia this city yes
teriay, from RichLloDd. Nrg'nIa, tor
tie purpose ol attending her sons ia
neral, hot IN conseq qurnce IL the change
in the arrangements, she "a. too lsie
for the funeTal. On finding that thss
tine had been buried on Saturday, she
vent over to Evergreen Ceme,efy Ia
company with several coIor-d females;
and visited the spot where his BODY Lzi
bean inferfri