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FROM fhc LONDON NUHdUFd
BERLIN. Aug. 16.-Dr Schicmann, the dis
Of Troy delivered interesting address yeser
day at the Anthropological Meeting a, Frankfort upon
the results OF his labors this year in reopenng the
cavations at lIissarlik.
have proved" he said, that in the remotest pre-
historic ages great city stood the plain have
amined Its acropois and it's temples only however,
were at issark while its lower quarters extended in
an eastern, southern and western direction along the
plateau denominated at subsequent period Novum Hi
This city consequently corresponds exactly with
the Homerc description of the Sacred Ilios.
Il have further demonstrated aresh that the ruins
the Bali Dagh are comparatively modern and that the
claims of the latter To be regarded the site of the
ancient Homeric Troy have utterly collapsed.
81 have further shown that the layers of debris,
which in IIssark sixteen metres deep are but very
slight AT 1--WE of the most remarkable points of the rroas
where the oldest settlements appear to have been stu
sted. Moreover from researches in the graves of
heroes 1t is apparent that the two tumuli ascrbed by
ancient tradition Achilles and Paroclus must be
eral centuries later than the Trojan while the III
muus ascrbed by tradition to Proesaos belongs TO the
second pcriod-tha after the city Of Troy had beei
burned"
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TIE COMING CABINET.
Dick Crowley for Secretary OF the Treasury,
Newton booth for the Interior DEPART
meat, and X asson for Postmaste r @ en- ernl.

Dick Crowley for Secretary OF the Ire asury,
Newton booth for the Interior Depart
Heat, and Kasson for Postmaster-Be General.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The expected Cabi-
net changes are live topic. Any number OF
persons are ready with new Cabinet. The
contrariety OF notions even among intelligent
politicians is shown in the selections. Within.
good as another. Tho chances are that the
average Is above recent Cabinets.
In all tho present talk and the multiplicity Of
suggestions there are some with basis OF
more than probability. For instance. We hear
Of Richard Crowley for Secretary OF the Treas
ury. So far from being wild guess. this comes
very near the settled fact unless circumstances
retain Foleer in the Cabinet.
The prospect as to the Interior Department
has hardly qualification. as far as Mr.. Teller
is concerned. He thinks he will make the SEN
ate again for certainty. Anyway. he don't
want to be Secretary any longer than necessary.
The Pacific slope. according to the, general
Interior Department. though no one. It Is prob
able. would be able to advance a perfect reason.
successor, The difficulty experienced by Ar.
thur Observing ~ It, after Sargent We dis
hs ad Sst besSa
to his reelection to the Senate Good or even
quarter than others Ex.senator Booth Is
conspicuous and his recent temperance in
politics in firm support OF the Republican cause
naturally suggests him for the Cabinet He. is
In some respects the style Of man whom Ar:
thur values and. although his selection would
The greatest objections are likely TO be OF
Booth g own creation.
In the Post Office Department Mr.. Kasson's
name is uppermost in many minds His
former connection with that branch Of the pub:
lie service proved that he possesses special
qualifications for the head Of it,; It is castor
1t is to find an official who will answer all the
requirements of the office of Postmaster Gem
eral. These for peculiar reasons. are at the
present moment greater than is generally UNI
derstood That Mr.. Frank Hatton from the
same State Is at present First Assistant is an
obstacle less actual than apparent.
The fall elections will be allowed to pnss be-
fore the new deal. Mr.. Brewsters successor is
a matter to be held in allegiance on account OF
the mixed state OF things in Pennsylvania. AS
that state will likely as not be left out of the
new arrangement. little will be said about 1t
for the present.
1t would be easy to. supply gossip rs to the
remainder. Beyond the above little value at
taches to 1t for the present.
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SHERMAN's retirement and Gen. SHKRIDAN's
control Of the army during the next election
and Inauguration
Gen. SHERMAN's retirement is to be regret
ted when his place is to be filed by man
who once asked Of the Government authori-
ty to declare his fellow citizens banditti, In
order to try them by drum-head court
martial in time OF peace.
II Gen. SHERMAN retircs before the legal
time, he will be on leave Of absence and will
receive pay accordingly under the law. He
has hitherto been unwilling to retire except
on full pay. What has changed his mind ?
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Tod i'm Leben.

buried my love In her grave
The grave of my heart:
And the sun shone over her grave.
And the flowers doomed over her grave
In my heart;
And the zephyrs played over her grave.
And the birds sang over hor grave-
In my heart.
o. love! in my heart
In thy grave
Weshall live through our life and our death
JOHN SwINToN.
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Polling the Wire. for F.lser'. Nomination.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-No prctence Is
longer maintained that Secretary Folger does
not generally desire the nomination for Gov
ernor. A number OF inside New York
Republicans have been here this week
holding frequent and protracted inter-
views with him. The original plan
was that the Secretary should permit himself
to be persuaded to run-this was to be for the
public-whie the plans for securing his nomi-
nation previously laid were being worked out
in secret The tumble Of Cornell. the starting
of Wndsworth and the development OF Folger
were all arranged some time ago. and have been
brought about as only things managed by ex-
pericnced leaders ever are brought about.
One Of the curious things in connection with
Judge Folger's candidacy is that the old AL
bany lobby. existing as far back as when he
was in the Legislature. are generally for him.
Probably this shows that the lobby have mend
ed their ways and have determined hereafter
to 60 for good men only.
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To THE EDITOR OF TIE SuN--Sir; Will you
inform b,nightcd reader what IL blind POOL ,
INV YORK, Aug IS JACQUES
Jay Gould describes blind pool as com
bination of parties taking certain interests in a
transaction, and leaving the purchases and
sales in connection with the transaction entire
ly to the party who gets the pool up and in
whom they all rcposc confidence
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ORPHlC POE MS:
Men and Ships.

Some ships are built for show and not to
sail:
gale.
Down In the brine with all their crew
they 60:
The gusty test hath shlvered all their show.
JOHN SwINToN.
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heretofore, whatever Ill talk went on, the
subject OF religion was facility left aside, the
Salvation Army forms the topic Of intcrmi-
nable laughter, amid which the most sacred
names and deepest human feelings come in
for their share of ridicule,
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Are you right sure that you physically consti
iutod ~ To be exempt from n attacks of cramps Chul
era morbus dlarrlra d"s.nteryi II not, IL would
be prudent to provide yourself With DR. Jgyncs rarnn
ANe Basani, saie medicine for these affections and u
sure curative for summer complaint aud all diseases OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-09-03
What Mcclure Says.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-SW: England 5
difficulty i. lrcland's opportunity" For years have
heard this saying quoted by so,callcd Irish patriots
Now thht they have the opportunity every voice II
silent aud the cowardy, dishonest ours Snk into their
kennels, tone volunteers with Arab Nry hut Molsr
ley and the Irish fuscers battling for Ennud aud
pray, IL II not time this farce endcdr MCGUIRE.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13
A FATEFUL CUBMINATION.

The news this morning from thnt n,d.
est OF old countries-Egyut-i d.c;d.
edly interesting. The excitement und
disorder OF the nugt two wo,kg c,l.,,
mated Sunday in u riot, the Euronean. roc.
idents of Cairo being the ohicc, -
attack by the mob. Numbers ~ Er,o
prsns were killed, but not until ,hsv
had made several OF the ,ells.
heen bite the dust, Enulisb mi
cers were murdered and the British
consul WAS dragged from his rorr,ngo -,
the streets and WINS handlel ronyber
than was ever British c..nsnl Tl. mil
i'ary party OF Egypt beoded bv .robi
Bey, proved utterly incompetent ia
maintain order; the Khedive VIVA virtu.
ally prisoner IN his palace. and ,he
Turkish commissioner. who is in Eyynt
to restore order, fled to Al,1updriu
This outbreak seals the fate of Egyrt.
Without prompt and nbso ute submis-
sion 10 British and French demnnds,tho
guns of the allied fleets now anchored of
Alexandria will be playing upou TINT
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13

Last weeks issue Of the New Orleans
Christian Advocate contains the saluta-
tory OF Rev. DR.. c, B. Galloway, editor
DIR. Galloway, who succeeds DR.. Linus
Parker, recently elected bishop, has
been member Of the Mississippi con-
ference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church South Tor many years, aud was
Tor long time correspo ding ed tor Of
the Advocate. II is also intimated that
Bishop Parker will make hs episcopal
residence at Galveston. A movement is
on foot there to buy and present him a
house aud grounds
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13


Michael Dayitt, the Irish agitstor, is
on his way to this country He has
design to lecture In behalf Of the "Anns
Parnell Land League and e1pound his
favorite theory in reference TO land,
which is that all titles, no matter where
the land is located should be vested in
the state, and not in private owners,
whether peasant, proprietor or land
lords. In this country We hold to the
fundamental principle that the land
should belong to the men who can buy
it outright, or acquire it by means oi
the liberal inducements offered by the
government, the states, or the many
corporations that have land TO dispose
of, Mr.. Davitt VIII net have much SYM
pathy II he breaches his odious doctrine
here, as we want neither ultra paternal
government nor agrarianism.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13

Joe Kirgan, who used to live IN Waco,
and has worked on Texas papers for
about forty years, has started "'Hhe
Texas lndep endent," at Dallas, We had
supposed the venerable Joseph had I'm.
ished his last 1t ke," corrected the proof
and gone to his et runl home until he
turned up as protector Of thi- enterprise.
Nevertheless We hope Joe will make
money and be LMpny.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13

The friends OF Gen. Sherman and
other officers scored II victory in the
house yesterday, 10y getting the age Tor
compulsory retirement from the army
hxed Mt GA instead OF 60 years The
change seems sensible one, Ms many
officers are as vigorous at that age as
ntherH at ilftY.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13

The French government has bought
twenty thousand hogsheads OF American
tobacco for its annual supply That
government has entire charge OF the to-
bacco business, aud is thus enabled to
m Ike sure Of i's revenue thereirom
beyond all doubt, and without the
trouble and expense OF numerous col
lectorg
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13

There is little orno doubt about
Wash, Jones being candidate for
Governor. He will be in Texas about
July 20th and curly III August enter
upon vigorous stump canvass that will
include every county seat in the stato.
What il General Robertson going to dor
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13

A dispatch from Richmond, Va states
that coIored youth OF that city has
been struck dumb, aud that the pastor
of the church which he attended says
the visitation is h punishment for lying,
aud that all persona who offend IN Il like
manner will be ,imilarIy punished. I'm
less this minister is wrong slate, will be
at big premium soon after the tall
polltical chmI aign BEGIN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13
TAKE NO OTHER.
SEE WHO ENDORSES THE GENUINE,

Hon. Alex II. stephens,
NJ ll"v. Juu. W BrChWith. Blshop Of Ga
Gtn ,inp. Il. Gordon, L. > senator,
1t, Rev Bishop Pierce,
Hon luO. Gill shorter,
J Edgar Thompson,
Hon Is, II nm.
Hon. j. & Brucklnrldge,
Prof. Dayid wills u. II.
Chief Justice Hiram Warner, Of Ca,
Lewis Wuudpr, Asst T. VI rhlla Pa.
aud thousands OF others from whom we have
letters Of cunmentlAllun ami recommendation.
Testimonials are received every day from
persons Of education and prominence from all
parts of the country, aud all that Is asked Is
fair trial.
1t In eml lcutly a Family Medicine, and by
being kent ready FOR immediate resort viii
save many an hour OF suffering and many Il
dollar In time and doctors bills,
Send for an Almanac and convince yOurrclt
that simmons Regulator Ia one Of the few med
iCines that can he HkLlRD uPnN Az 4 sAFK AND
EEFICAClOU~ FAMILY MEplCiSK, but Beware
be careful Be on Your Guard for Frauds
limitations and Substitutes are numerous, they
lay In walt 10 pIcy upon tho public and to
pirate upon the GREATEST LlvRH MEDICINE In
In the world.
CA-svlGLH, AWH. , July ;, ls7D
DEAN Hu--i send YOU another package Of
the counterfeit, IL called a trial package. It
says II costs You nothing, but II Ike tn have
cost NJ" my lite. Yours etc,
w2sdwly JOHN GRIFFIN,
Sold BY y. W. Castle X Co,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13

The New York trade unions ARE ar
ranging for monster mass meeting to
protest against the new penal code OF
that state against strikers, which goes
into effect next December. The new
code provides for the punishment OF
pers1ls who break their contract of ser
vice or hiring, knowing that the probable
consequences will he to endauger per-
sons OF valuable property that taking
cogni2ance apparently OF strikes, ns for
example When the workmcn in an iron
furnace agree to quit work Just when
the molten metal is ready for cast ug
when compositors on Il newspaper with
draw at an hour purpOsely SO late as to
prevent the preparing Of the next days
paper and when railroad hands stop at
a fixed time along the line OF the rond,
leaving the cars, passenger, and freight,
wherever they may happen to be at the
moment,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13

DR.. John F. Grny the first American
TO adopt the homeopathic practice OF
medicine, died IN Philadelphia, last
week, aged seventy eight years. He
lived to see six thousand nrnciit'""o's
Of the same school in the United States
and Cuundn.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13
Dangers In Food.

Adulterntion has become So general
that it is almost as dang rous TO eat uui
drink as 1t would be fatal TO abstain
from food and drink. Recognizing the
fact, |. \, Goldstein buys his wLiskpys,
brnndies and wines direct from the
grower or manufacture Thus hc gees
to California for his celebrated wines
and brandies, aud does not buy from
second or third bands in ST, Louis, This
accounts Tor the superiority of ms goods,
such as California lokuy or grape
brandy, and he can safely guarantee
their purity and excellence. /. 4. Cola.
stein carries a complete stock ofliguors
aud wi cheerfully show goods and nm.
Nah samples
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13

Seven hundred and fifty niles u rail
road have been constructed in Texas
since Jan. lat, leading every other state
IN the Union. Colorado comes next,
with only 253. New Mexico closes the
list with only six miles. The total for
all the states and territories is 2,09S
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13

A brother Of Bob Ingerson is stump
ing Iowa in favor OF the prohibition
amendment, which is to be voted on on
the 27th inst. One Of tthe most elo-
quent lectures the pag N prince him eli
ever delivered was in behalf OF tenn
CyrHuCC,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13
Houston, WestN 40:

Wholesale grocers AZ and 42j North
main and 20s, 204, 20G and 20, Vine streets
IT. Louis Mo, Issue a weekly price book
which they will furnish to merchants or
parties intending to commence business
tree OF charge on application. U9-27dwly
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13

bhth In me Cincinnati Enquirer
a, I. Stewart n Co. will close up their
stOre on June 30. Every effort il hoinR
made TO sell ont the sock on hand.
Since two hundred men were discharged
81 fortnight ago, others have received
their Dismissal. III bntches ot from
twenty 10 fifty. Every branch Of the
business whose continuance wa. rem.
dered unnecessary by the approaching
suspension hIs been summurily Topped
OH. In tins way the credit depart
mont with ils clerks has been cut
adrit. n is estimated that abou' four
hundred men have already been dis-
penSod with, and thai one Thousand
one hundred r. muin to he thrown out oi
employment at tn" end o' this month.
The discharged employees find it difficult
to obtain new positions at this season Of
the year While looking FOR other EN-.
ploy yment most Of them have no savings
to fall bHck upon "YOu will find" Baid
one Of the hcnds of departments Se.ter-
day, "thRt few Of these people have laid
mp any money during their stay here.
Salaries have always been moderate, but
ON the other hand positions have always
been looked up ns ornament. Boys
and young men have come here with the
avomed intention OF staying, and by
har work securing place which would
yield Tia m living during their lives"
The Hebrew il revc gel aud Austin
Corblu left naked to his enemies
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13

"'The Jnck Rabbit is cartoon publ
cation TINT appears at San Antonio semi
occasionally aud makes sundry citizens
swear when they readi'. Its hits are all
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13

The ExAMINER il pleased to learn,
through the Galveston News Of Sunday,
that Judge Willie has not declined to be-
come candidate for the supreme
bench
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13

Italian residents OF several American
cities united in funeral honors to aari-
balii Sunday,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13

Mr.. Frank Hurd proposes to run for
congress as an out-and-out free trade
democrat in the Toledo, Ohio, district.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13

Another colored youth, from Brook
lyn, is to enter West Point tins fall. 1t
is imu ed that he will take out an acci-
dent insurance policy on his ears.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13

Nj j. l.. Welsh now has the thorough.
bred Kentucky stallion Tom Best,
brought here and recently sold by Chas
H, Calvert. lie vi hold him tur service
to mares at his stable on Mary street dur
ing the season.
Tom Best is four years old, full sixteen
hands high, - blood bay with black points
and perfectly suund, superior ant trlc-
tiOn,css-gaitcd, naturally very fast trots
ter, extremely itnr and stylish. His pcd-
gree. form, color, speed and price cCr-
mnly makes him a very desirable horse
10 breed to. Mares from "a distance Will
have csp, cial attention. but not icspUn>I-
ne tor any aCcide =. Terms tor scrlic
$1,000 tor the the season. | will show
you Tom Bcst'- mlI pcdigipe ut the sta
bic, certified to by I, aud W. T., Rob.
cltsUu, OF Kentucky, who raised him.
W. T. WEI sH.
Waco, May 10, lSN9 --52Ou
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13

Collin county voted on prohibition
Saturday, aud the whisky men carried
the day.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13

Nou Will miss u bargain unless You .all
At once and get one pt tnusr line parlor
suits at cost from Stephenson. libb. a
steiner Oiljlw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13

Our stock Il clothing is still unbroken
and We can fit large or small boys, youths
or children in the most stylish garments,
at Levine BrOs.-Glltc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13

800 Work on short motto. in hest ,fylcs
" lhe Examiner utllce -dtt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13


While the current rumurs na to the
health Of General aud Mrs Tuumh- are
exaggerated, there stlll remnila ground
for anxiety regarding the dist nguished
pair Mrs Toombs il now ~ years OF
age and thus outnumbers the yonrs at-
tanned by the other memh,rs Of her
family. Her physical health ia good
bnt her mental condition is very unin-
vorable. Ia cOnvcrsH' ION her mind
often waulers from the topic under dis
cussion. The Generals eyesight hus
been failing FOR some tim; but
this does not keep him at home
An adjourned term ot Wi kes Su-
pcriOr court is now in session,
before which the General In conducting
IL very important Cnse. On Wednesday,
he read pa pr connected herewith to
the jury. He spends couple Of hours
down town every day, still IT mu-t be
admitted hat he IL more feeble than he
was couple OF ycHrH since. A few days
slnce the General refused to leave town
to argue the case Of prominent rail
road official being unwilling to leave his
wife alone. The railroad president went
to zee the General, however got the ad-
vice he wanted, aud paid 1880 for it.
While their advanced Hge should pro-
pare us Tor the worst, yet 1t is the " wiAh
OF every true GeOrgiRn that he vrucra-
Bile couple should be spared for years to
come,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13


THE CHURCH AS PEACE MAKER.
The address OF the Irish. Catholic
bishops published this morning. to the
people OF Ireland is a timely and forci-
Bile appeal. 1t is also creditable to the
Catholic hierarchy in Ireland, Tor while
ii brenthes spirit OF sympathy for the
national movement, it is outspokcn in
condemnation OF crime and violence and
essays to invest the cause with de
gree OF dignity and lcgitimism that can
never exist as long as disorders an Gg-
rarianism are the chief weapons Of the
discontented people. The bishops discern
plainly enough that the recent murders
have been wonderfully proiudicial to
Irish n"tionaism and this appeal mny
be accepted as an evidence hat the
bishops regard the emergency Ms u grave
one when it demands such formal and
earnest action on the part Of the church.
As eight OF every ten Irishmon are
Catholics, devoted to Mother Church
and loyal to her behests, il will be in
teresting 10 note the affect OF this ur.
gent, almost pathetic Hdmonition. II it
shall prove OF avail the outcome Of the
policy suggested cannot but be beucti-
cial to the unhappy land. II uuhccdcd,
the best friends OF ireland may well in
dulgo i'll approhensions FOR her future.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13
Wnco Buiidiua Association
stock for sale.

nm instructed by the board Of dircc-
tors Of Waco Building Association to
offer for sale $4,000 Of it's capital stock.
Bids for the sHmc will be received until
the amount is disposed ot Apply to
JAMES |. MooHE
OGOGlw Secretary W. B A