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sunk into insigniticancy; rendering 10
the President their heartfelt congratula-
tons that by the aid OF Divine Provl-
dence he has so lar survived the perlls
that seemed deadly, AMI that he retains
his faculties IN iuiiVgOr aud composure
Of spirit, Offering 10
His Heroic Wife, Aged Mother, and HIS
Children
their deepest sympathy in this their sore
strait and co. gratulatiug the country
and themselves on the fact that the
chief magistrate, by his own display OF
the highest quality OF manhood,
has done so much to sustain
the hopes OF the people us 10 his linal
recovery, and hope that The contlnu-
ance OF his lie will be the means oil
bringing together the best men OF all
parties and sections.
Samuel ID. Babcock, the chairman,
then addressed the Chamber. tie SAID
he hoped that whatever the results ol
this dreadful affair may be, 1t may
Teach Our Public Men To-day Lesson
which they need now more than ever
before: the lesson that party spirit must
be tempered by patriotism, and that
partisan factions should be united Tor
the common interest OF the whole peo-
pie.
). B. Chitteuden, in the course ol hiS
remarks, said, this attempted murder
had no political significance whatever.
Cyrus W. Field then announced to
the members present that number OF
gentlemen had
Determined to Raise S25o,ooo,
which is to be invested in United States
bonds and deposited with the United
States T-ust Company, and the income
therefrom to be paid to Mrs. Garfield
during her life, and at her death equal
lv divided among her children in ap.
probation OF the noble character OF the
President. Mr.. Field then presented
the subscription list, which was
Headed by His Own Name for $4,000,
and below were the names OF Drexel,
Morgan & Co. and Jay Gould, each for q
like amount.
Messrs. c. p. Huntington, S. B. Chit
tenden and d. Willis James at once
stepped forward and each subscribed a
similar amount.
The following put their names down
for 81 900 each: James B Colgate, }. b.
Trenor, Perry K. Pyne. JesSup, Patton
Il Co, Q. l.anier, Field, Ludley u Co,
J. Seligman, W. II. Fogg and John 7.
Tennv. Subscriptions may be sent to
the Office Ol Cyrus W. Field, II Broad
way, or 10 the Chamber oi Commerce
office.
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AT THE WHITE HOUSE.

Arrival OF DR. Boynton-W He Thinks
orthe Case How the Presidents F'ami-
ly Bear Up Under the Trial.
WAsuIxGroX, July The President
has got through to-day satisfactorily to
the physicians They say they could not
reasonably have hoped Ior more inn
pruvrment in the last twenty-Iour hours
than the Presidents condition Indicates.
There were very lew al the White House
to night, fewer than at any time since
Saturday. Most OF the cabinet ministers
went home early. Secretary Lincoln
said the feeling oi
aopefuluess Has Increased
considerably to-day, but those around
the. President realiz, that he IS not yet
out OF danger by any means. DIR.
Hnyntnn. Of Cleveland, Ohio, relation
Of the President, who treated Mrs. Gar
field during her illness, arrived to-
day, and had conversation with
the President. Doctor Boynton
sliI to an Associated Press
reporter tonight that he telt g'atliied
and hopeful AZ the condition in which
he found the President, taking into con-
sid.rdtion the dangerous nature OF his
wounds. He says the President
Grasped Him Firmly by the Hand.
and gave him 4 cordial squeeze, which
showed that he has strength left; that
the President wanted to talk cousidera-
Div, but was forbidden by the doc
tors. The President made inquiries
about his mother, whom Dr.. BoyHtOn
saw Yesterday morning; how she bore
10 under the shock about his two boys
who ere now at Mentor, ami about
other members Of the family. DIR. Boyn-
10 told the President that while his
mother showed some etf.Cts OF the
shock.
she Bears Up Remarkably Well,
and Is unshaken in the faith OF the final
recovery OF her son. After getting the
information about his family, the Presl-
dent asked Boynton what he thought
of his case. BOvutOn replied that the
President was doing well and he
believed he MAS going to pull
through. The President answered
Il hone so, and intend to do my part
towards putting it through" BOynton
saws the Presidents will power Is as
strong rs ever; that physical weakness
has not shaken his tOrutude and cour-
age particle, vet
Heis Still Entirely Calm and Cool
and Is prepared for any fate. The re-
urwed hope OF the doctors and the faith
Of his friends that he will recover,
nave inspired the President with
something oi that feeling. Doctor
BoyutOn says the attending surgeons
have no doubt whatever ot the correct
ness of their theory oil the course OF the
ball, and Boynton agrees with them that
the bullet passed through the right lobe
OF the liver. having struck Il rib and
detected. This dt Election prevented II
from going through the more vertical
part ~ the liver, where 1t would have
proved fatal without delay.
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TELEGRAMS OF JOY
Received From Various Portions OF the
Giob4 HeSteIday

Received From Various Portions OF the
Globs Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, June AT o'clock
this evening Secretary Blaine received
the following from Minister Lowell, az
London: "Iour message received, has
ightened the heavy burden OF anxiety"
He also received the following from the
Austrian Charge d'Atairs:
NEWPORT, r. l., July :.
Hon. J. G.. RUnr, S.tr,uyot State:
Please express my deep felt sympathy
to the President and Mrs. Garfield con-
cerning the hopeful prospects ot the
Presidents recovery.
Signed LIRE WgESENr&Ln.
The following was received from K.
W. Cobb:
MONTGOMERY ALA, July "a
The reports Of favorable indications
gladden. the hearts OF AIabamlans who
profoundly sympathiza with the Presi-
dent and family and bitterly denounce
the cowardly and brutal attempt on his
life. The great peril through which he
is passing draws all men TO him and he
will resume his duties with more gem
erous and patriotic support from the
people OF the whole country.
LEGATION OF Russia,
NEWPORT, K. l., July ).
Mr.. Secretary of S!atS:
At this time OF supreme anguish and
expectation | am obliged - content my
sell from hour to hour with intelligence
which is received with regard to the con-
dition OF the President. The rumors
which reach us at Newport are so con,
fused and contradictory that 1t Is well
nigh impossible TO fix ones thoughts
between hope for improvement and res
ignation to contrary result At time
OF trial like the present every authorized
voice should be heard, and that OF Rus.
sia, which has ever been friend
of the United States, could less than any
other fail to bear witness official. Y.
Such is the sad part which, under the
present circumstances, am called upon
to perform, but desire TO give. un,
equivocal expression TO the national
sympathy which will render the public
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WAsuuxGrux. July 1t turns ont
thai the ylsio. used by Gu!teau was 4
chrap. common weapon. Ii is Set.
cocker. and us il was so easy ID shoot.
many wonder he did not lire one or two
more shots. the pistol WAS bought
from Omeara on the N,h o. iune for SO,
Serator Plumb Interview, d.
NLw GoEK, July II LlGrl States
Senator Plumb. OF Kan =. WAS found IN
the corridor OF his motel ,'liS morning hv
. rePor',r. To whom hr said hiS private
dispatches from Washington give great
aSsuraHce THAI the ultimate recovery OF
President Garfield WAS becoming more
assured. Senator PIuuh deprecated the
tendency OF pubic opinion To attach
even remotely suspicion against ex- Sen
ator COnkiiug.
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A SPECIAL SESSION OF CON
GRESS

10 Be Called Should the Presidents Con-
ditlon Take an Unfav oraDle Turn.
NEW YORK, July THE Posts Wash
ington special says: 1t is said on good
authority that proclamation conven-
ing Congress in special session was pre-
pared Yesterday or earlier, and signed
10y the President, to be issued in the
event OF his illness taking an unfavor.
able and necessarily fatal turn. The
object OF this action, which it Is said has
been taken with the approval OF the
Cabinet and Vice President Arthur, is
to provide against any possible contln-
gemcy. The session would be called to
elect Il President of the Senate pro tta.
and Speaker OF the House oi Repre-
sentativeS, and no miscellaneous busi-
ness would be likely to be considered.
No Foundation for the Above.
ASHINGroN, July THE report that
proclamation calling an extra session
of Congress was yesterday prepared
and signed by the President, to be used
in case his condition should become
hopeless, is without foundation.
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LORD ROSCOE

Pens Letter Expressive OF sympathy
for the Wounded Chieftain, and Sug-
gests Change in the Law.
WASHINGTON, July The following
correspondence has passed between ex-
Senator Conkling and Attorney General
MacNeagh:
FIFTH AVE. NorEL, y. y July 3.
M Dtor Sir:
In the adherence with which all ~
cent men alike shudder at the attempt
to murder the President, have given
thought to 4 matter to which your at
tentiOn may or may not have
been turned. Our criminal code
treats premeditated homicide i'll all
cases alike, irrespective OF the vic
tins. Murder being inclted by the
greatest penalty, perhaps no distinction,
between one case and another could be
formed on the public relations held by
the persons slain. But in case OF attempt
TO murder broad distinctions can be
made between assailing the life OF
an individual and an attempt TO take
life OF special value 10 the whole
people. The shocking occur.
renee OF Saturday, | think,
demands the definition and punish
ment OF assaults aimed at high eXecu'
tive officers, whether successful or not,
and should be made thoroughly rigor
Gus. The man who attempts the lie OF
the President, if morally responsible,
commits an Ottense which the nation
ought to guard against and punish by
the exertion OF all the powers the
civilized nations may employ.
| suggest this as deserving
of consideration. My profound
svmpathies are with the President and
with all OF you every hour. The con.
hict OF reports keeps hope and fear
striving with each other, with nothing
stable except the facts and trusts that
the worst is past. | wish you would
express To the President my deepest
sympathy in this hour which should
hush all discords and enlist all prayers
for his safe deliveranCe.
Please, also, give to Mrs. Garfield my
most respectful coincidence, trusting all
will be we'll
Cordially yours,
Signed RoscoE CoNHLISG.
The Reply.
WASHINGTON, July I.
Hon. RoScoe ConLiing, rim Arra"r Hotel,
Ncw York:
Thanks for your letter OF the 5,h,
which has Just reached me. Its sugses.
tions will be carefully considered, and
It's kind messages OF sympathy will be
conveyed to the President and Mrs.
Garfield at the earliest opportunity.
ISigned. WAYNE MACNEAGH.
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A GEN EROUS ACT.

The New York Chamber OF Commerce
Meets and Passes Resolutions OF Sym
psthy and Determines to Raise Purse
ofS25o.ooo for the Presidents Noble
Little Wife.
Nkw YORK, July In response to
the call ior special meeting OF the
Chamber oi Commerce TO take some
action in regard to the attempted assas-
sinalion oi the President, a large num-
ber of the mem bers assembled to-day.
CYRUS W. Field offered resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted, set.
ting forth their unspeakable grief and
indignation at the attempted assasslna-
ton of President Garfield and their be-
my deeply moved by the Christian
hsroism with which be has met this
Appalling Calamity
that has alarmed the whole coun-
try, and compared with which political
contentious and personal interests have
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SPORTING.
N ewmarket Races.

Newmarket Races.
LONDON, July THE Horse Heath
Stakes at Newmarket was won by iris
tan; Lorillard's Barrett second; keene )
Marshal Macdonald third.
The Chesterfield Stakes we're won by
st. Marquette; Paragon second.
Races at Long Branch.
LONG BRANCH, July THE race was
for the handicap sweepstakes / miles.
Checkmate. first; Sly Dance, second ;
Edelweiss, third. Won by halt length.
Time 2:l0i.
Death OF a Well Known Turfmsn.
New YORK, July 7.-Willlam Brown,
the well known jockey and breeder on
I.orillard's stock farm, died Thursday
morning, Aged tiity-two years.
Sporting Spray
The Gaudaur.Wis sculling match
takes place at Toronto, July 9th.
The wrestling match between Owen
Mccarthy and Joseph Massey for $3.50
a side, Lancashire style, was decided IN
favor of Massey, who gained the first
fall. Mccarthy subsequently retired.
The College crews from Princeton,
Columbia and the University Of Penn
sylvania, did not row at Philadelphia,
the Princeton and Columbia Objecting to
Hart OF the University crew. The crews
decided 10 allow Princeton TO take the
cup.
4 three mile race has been agreed
upon between Riley and Trickett, TO be
rowed on Saratoga lake ear i'll August.
Riley started for home this morning,
and Tricke,t goes to Toronto in lew
days as the guest ol Hanlan, and will
practice on Toronto bay. He will he
presented with testimonial by Ottawa
friends before his departure.
Trickett, the Australian champion
sculler, seems to be in hard luck IN this
country. First he pulled the "stuilins'
out OF his shell on Saratoga lake and
came near meeting watery grave in 1t,
and now comes the report that he has
pains in his back at Toronto, where he
is to meet Ross, Riley, Plaisted, Kennedy
and several others OF our crack scullers
tomorrow. Still in municipalities OF
exceptional siH. YOU cant sometimes
pretty much always tell, and it may be
this last report is ior the benefit (?) ol
the credulous Yankee, and to influence
his betting.
At the exhibition regatta, to he given
at Toronto next September, the PROBES.
sionai races will consist Of singles, pairs,
doubles and iDurs, and the prizes will
amount to 5000. 1T is probable that Il
four. Dared crew will be organized in To.
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WOOSTER, July Three at the pms
oners in the County Jail here. unmrd
John McCormick, charged wiia 'nhh,TN.
VIM. Casper, charged with arson, and
AIbertus Byckle, charged with s,cahug
cows, broke Jail Yesterday AFTERNOON hv
saving ont bar in one ot the Windows.
They took 10 the woods and have rot
vet been captured. The Way in which
they got the too's with which To remove
the bar Is mystery. The sheriff SAYS
every thing was all right this mOru;"s,.
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EIGHT YEARS.
The Extreme Penalty of Guiteau's Crime
President Jackson's Case Recited.

The Extreme Penalty of Guiteau's Crime
President Jsckson's Case Recited.
WASHINGTON, July An official to-
day looked up the facts Of the case OF
the attempted assassination OF President
Andrew Jackson. 1t took place jan
uary so, 1885. President Jackson was
passing through the rotunda OF the Cap
ital attending the funeral OF member
OF Congress. accompanied by a gentle.
man on each side of him. He was walk
ing along and did not notice the ap.
proach OF Richard Lawrenceson, an
Englishman, who was house painter by
trade, who drew pistol from under his
cloak and fired, but the flint lock pow
der did not catch and no explosion took
place. He then drew second pistol,
but that, too, did not 90 off. Lawrence
son was arrested, but never brought to
trial. He was sent to an insane asylum,
al d as far as known, never came from
there. 1t was found he was insane and
la Jored under the impression that Jack
son's peace policy had brought about
ti.A hard times which then prevailed.
Slould the President recover the case
Wi only be an assault with intent to
k,d, the extreme penalty for which IS
eight years.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKeTS.BY TELEGRAPH.
Money at 3 to 6 Per Csnt.-Governments
Firm and Higher-fIour Quiet But
Firm-Wheat Unsettled and Lower
Hogs Firm.
FINANCE.
N ev York.

NIw YORK, July I. - MONEY -
At sos per cent. closing at 4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3@4t per cent.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills steady
at 4S4; demand, 4o3i.
sILvER-At London std per ounce
bar silver here ll2t; subsidiary silver
coin per cent. discount.
GovERNMENrs-Firm and &c higher for
extended IS and AIS.
U. ). Coupons llsslj
New .'""iu-s
New Foursnd -one-hslts.
New
Pacific Skies OF '95......... ................ISc
RAILROAD BONDS Prices generally
higher; Boston, Hartford and Erie tirsts
rose to 81! from S0l; c &. Il |. &. IN.
come to 7S, from 15i; Kansas anu
Texas general mortgage 6's to 9S! from
oct: Wabash seconps TO ll3 from ll2;
Milwaukee and 81. Paul consols TO l3l
from l39.
STATE SKCURETIEs
SroCKs-The market opened strong,
and in most cases, at an advance on
the closing quotations OF yester-
day, and before noon prices had
advanced to - per cent, North
western and Western Union leading
the upward movement. This was fol-
lowed by reaction OF to > per cent,
which WAS succeeded by another al.
vance of TO Il per cent. During the
afternoon speculation was rati qr'ct
but characterized by 4 strong tone ani
prices generally closed at about the h's'
figures of the day. The advance on tir'
DAYS transactions ranged from To .!
per cent. The strength at the close wa'
Occasioned by the bulletin from Wash
ngton expressing confidence in the ulIl'
mate recovery OF the President.
The COmm,rcidi SAYS there is a rumor
current that Nanderbilt's interest ~
the Northwestern has been increased
TO practical control, simultaneously
with Nanderbilt's heavy buying III
inion Pacific. In mining shares Cen
tral Arizona suddenly came into promi.
nence, and was active and strong. open
ing at AZ, advancing to 6.. and closing AT
Il. The stock loaned at iiat TO l.6i per
cent. per diem ior Michigan; flat To
per cen, for carrying Milwaukee, < II.
Paul: hat 10 per cent. Tor carrying
Lake Shore. There WAS an active
borrowing demand for all OF the above
mentioned shares. Other stocks were
loaned at =, : and 4 per cent ior carry
ing 4 dividend ol 3 per cent. has been
declared bv Central Pacific Railroad
Company, payable August !. Transfer
books close July lG Alarming reports
concerning the Presidents condition
were circulated in various waysyesteriay
with evident intent TO influence prices,
and hal 4 temporary effect. Transac-
tlOuS - O)O shares.
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N oW Yofk.

NEW YORK, July 7.-Cotton-Steady
at II 3 lGCdll 1.l6c; futures quiet and
steady. Flour-Dull and unchanged;
receipts $1,000 barrels; exports 10000
barrels. Whcat-Opened higher and
closed heavy and lower; receipts 7i.OOO
bushels; exports 10 600 bushels; No.
:; spring II lj!; 30. Chicago 81 20lGb
III new Texas red 81 2sCGl %; un-
GRADED red. TO arrive, 81 00CGl 212; No.
:; do 81 .On 22i; No. . do 81 26iG
20 canal 81 2Giml -; railroad and
steamer 80 red II -; No. red II -
al 81; mixed winter II 22iGl %; nm
Graded white Il l0GIl -; No. = do Il -
No. | do sales Il 900 bushels, at 81 -!
al 25l; Gamer II Ii torn-Openrd
nlghrr a..d cI, Rch in buyers favor; re-.
cripts l9l 600 bushels; exports l1GOW
bushels, hot ilm4jc; uugraded ~"
J6tc; 80 = 50r; steamer j2iGa 53!c; No.
;, 5j'r,jjir; No white so aj1 g.,
yellow western 5GllJ1c; seller July %
"a 55ir: seller August 5G. ."51c, seller
September 57!M57fc. uat'-Falrly
act " and shade higher, receipts 49,
OOO bushels; western mixed iO!I1 iir,
white western 42G,41c. iiay-DuiI ~
45G5n Hops Quiet and steady. Cot.
fee Oriet and unchanged. Suglr--
DulI and nominal at .mSc. Molasscs -
O-iet and unchanged krce-Steady and
moderately active. Petroleum - tn.
CHANGED and du'l Tal!ow-Flrm ami
unchanged ;rsin - ; cady and nm
changed. Trrprntlnc Quiet and firm
At Il,a re- E..s Firm for choice a.
lJMljIr Pork Dull; cd mess 81 >,
Beef -Quirt and firm. Cut Meats
Ouict and nominal. Lard Firm at
sII SOmll 81. Butt.r- Demand tar
and market firm at | Ia r23.c. Cheese
Demand airand market firm al 6G9tc.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, July Flour Quiet bu,
firm. Whcat-I'nscttled and lower;
No. Chicago spiing - 0s! cash; 81 100,
| TO-, seller August; u 69. seller Sep
tember. Moderately active and
higher at iG,c cash; i6,c seller July;
46 Ia iGic setter ADJUST, 4GiM,IG.c seller
September: i1c seller OctObrr; rejected
43ic. Oats-Artive, firm and higher AT
SOC cash; - &C. seller August; - ic sc!-
Ter September Rye and Barley-Steady
and unchanged. Flax Seed-liigher AT
Il q Pnrk In gGnI demand and a
shade higher at 81 10 leash Sl7 % seller
August: Sl7 o. seller September Lard
Unsettled and lower at Sll 7O(d II -
cash; Sll 6O@ln ~! seller August;
Sll 22Imll % seller September. Bulk
Meats-Moderatcly active and higher:
shoulders s. 20; clear rib s. s.; sh"r,
clear 50 05. Whsky-Steady aud un.
changed at 81 ~.
Pittsburx.
PITTSBURGH. July :. Petroleum
Dull; United certificates steady at .s!c;
refined 1ic for Philadelphia delivery.
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'I'UNI Is
Foreign Consuls Leaving the Country.

Foreign Consuls Leaving the Country.
LONDON, July "A dispatch from
Tunis says the Italian Consul will leave
there July 6th, and the Spanish and
German Consuls will follow next week.
None OF them are expected to return.
The French Bombarding Sfax,
TUNIs, July "A private tel legram
SAYS the French commenced shelIlng
Siax on the 9TH inst, and the fire was
returned from the town. No details OF
the fighting.
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NE Kline murder rrlaI at Canton, y.

Canton, July 1.-Drs. james Iuuu-
ielter and f. -, Etrtman gtvrIt ~ their
professional, opinion la the kitue mur.
der case Yesterday. that IN" drrras,.d,
Simon Kline, died from the effects ot
morphine, and that arsenic. in overdose.
was evidently given him some day he.
lore his death, which induced vunuuug
and stomach cramps. \ lot ct mInnr
testimony was taken. O"'"G to lrr 'u.
ness of a juryman. court adI3Wurl Tor
fIp. aifprnnOu
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Rnll,rr Mil st,rted ns-tn.

Z,NEsyuLg July =. The rohiuI mills
oi the Ohio Iron Company started up
Yesterday morning, all the old uon.
Union men being employed The on
pauv has taken q Grm stand not 10 rm-
ploy MON men.
John Duty. an old p.'urrr. aui a one
time promlueut m"rrhau,ui This city,
H. dead lie WAS tas ir>t CapJI.a III
the Zlursyll.e GUaris.
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FOREIGN.
ENGL AN u.
Gladstones Remarks on the Shooting
cTjticiaed.

Gladstone's Remarks on the Shooting
Criticised.
LONDON, July IA dispatch from
New York says Gladstone is criticised
lor suggesting in the Commons that the
shooting of the President OF the United
States Was the result Of political Gem
spiracv. Gladstone made no such sug-
gestiun publicly nor, so far as known
here, privately. What he did he say in
the Commons on Monday was III re-
sponse to Northcote's inquiry whether
the government could commune
cate anything touching the terrible
and atrOCious crime and was simply
that he could not be surprised that
questions should be asked in regard to
the outrage, the character OF which was
such as to attract the attention OF the
whole civilized world, and which so
greatly affects the feelings and welfare
of nation, not only friendly to Eng
land, but growing more friendly yearly.
The Attitude of France.
LONDON, July The Pail Mail Ga.
:ctfe, in leading article on the attitude
OF France, says the situation in North
ern Africa is very serious. There are
points in the Sultans African domin.
IONS to threaten which would compel
England to enter the field. The inter
ests OF England and France would be
best served by making that fact early
understood on both sides oil the
channel.
Verdict of the Coroner in the Gold Muir
der Case.
LGNDoN, July 1.-The coroner's in
quest IN the case OF Gold, recently MUIR
dered on the Brighton railway, was con-
cluded to-day with a verdict charging
lie Froy with the murder.
The Disabled Vsndalis.
LONDON, July "A Berlin dispatch
announces that the Admiralty intends
to send the German ship Falcke to as.
sist in the search for the disabled steamer
Nandalia.