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waSairxton, D. G. Livery and

Gentle nen-We have been handling your wd
1or two seasons, and have I'm every Instance fouT
your bueRies first class We never have hs5 -
of your .Bbs returned 70 us for repairs; neither
have we had a single complaint on account OF
Work NOS being perfectly satisfactory
Very respectfully.
II. +. BUCKLEY CO.
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o. NJ. HOCIOMR.
EsSsIss s. Z. *. e, 81 81, ! Z.
This cut rcpresents having over roush boards on
RU BIER ROOFING.

Weight but co pounds To 100 square feet, and Is
the cheapest and lghtest Roof that can be put on.
II can be laid by any one. and is superior TO ali
other Roofing for cheapness, freproof qualities
ana durability. Being ready for use, very elastic
mended By archit cts. corporations, public Ins;i-
buttons builders and leading men IN all sections.
Tor new steep or fiat roofs. Can also be laid over
very old shingles, with uOs1tive satisfaction viii
not kmeil IN hot weather. sheds water rapidly,
handsome finish is as nearly hreproof as il is pos
sible to make any roofing. and is as durable as
any TIN roof und similar conditions.
Price, S3.25 per square Of 10 by 10 feet.
This includes everything complete fOf a New
Roof Send for Circulars giving further particu-
lars
INDIANA PAINT AID ROOFING C0MpiW.
INDIAN POLLS ND
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JAMES H. ALEXANDER.
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Johnstown, Pa.
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Cornelius J. Vanderbilt. one of the sons of the
late Commodore, shot himself at the Glenham
Hotel. in New York, on sunday, and died within
four houls IL appears that he has suffered for
years from epileptic Fl IS and been constantly ct
tended By q c0mpauiOu
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A SOLDIERS SUICIDE,
\ Broiher.In.lnw of t;en. Denuregnrtl
blows ont Nik Ernina. l.l

hSO"S VIII hin Afnlnh. H'N
NEw ORLEANS, August EARLY this
morning Col. Stephen R. Proctor, Assis-
tant Adjutant General, entered the office
OF the !Adiutant General OF the State. Gen.
G. 7. Beauregard, and commenced TO con
verse with Maj. Ferris, the officer on duty
there. He soon retired to his own office
in the rear. A few minutes afterward Mai.
Ferris was startled by the report OF Il
pistol, and looking into the back office he
saw Col. Proctor reclining forward upon
the desk. A pistol was on the floor at his
feet, and d pool OF blood was rapidly form.
ing upon the floor. Calling for assistance,
Maj. Ferris and others entered the room to
render such service as possible, but il was
found that Col. Proctor was already beyond
relief. The body WAS examined, and
bullet wound was found in the right eve,
the ball having made its exit through the
top OF the Uranium, lodging ia the ceiling
above. Death was almost instantaneous.
On the desk was found m unsealed note
addressed TO Maj. Ferris, in which deceased
declared his intention 10 end his life, and
asking that General Beauregard be request.
ed to break the news TO Mrs. Proctor, wife
OF the deceased. The Coroner, after view
ing the body, pronounced it suicide, aud
declined to.hcll an inquest. The pistol used
was Smith & Wesson revolver. The un.
fortunate gentleman had been in i'll health
for some time, superinduced by nlclan.
choly caused by the recent death OF two oi
his children, and by poverty. His proper.
ty was lest during the late war, in which
he was engaged on the Confederate side
Col. Proctor was about sixty.tiye years old
His wife is IA sister OF Gen. Beaureeard.
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yirr Glen f.iast0l,.

~. ..,r Of 5. S. Wilson, Of Glen Eas-
-, r.. burned yesterday morning at 3
.%nck ~ The stock OF goods destroyed Is
..in,,,eI TO have been worth between
an, md $l,7O0, and the building was
,Irp, a; 500. There has an insurance Of
:lsgIp,he agency OF MrJ. L. Y. Rogers,
J,bis CITY. viz: $1,000 on goods and $3.50
Az the building. There is no knowing, rs
tt how the fire originated, inasmuch as
no fire was used in the building at this
time Of year, nor had the building any oc-
rrsn,. some lime had been handled on
tbs floor, where the fire is said to have
originated, during the day, and It is sug-
esrl that the dampnes following the
min may have produced construction.
The store Of Mr. boyd across the way
t,tu the Wilson store, was very much en-.
L4ncercd by Sparks, and was only saved by
the dilisent use Of buckets OF water. It's
ronfsgration would have involved very
serious loss, inasmuch as it contained q
sock Of goods valued at $4,000 and s., 900
worth Of wool Just taken in for Orr 4 Sons,
d Washington, ra., for whom Mr.. Bloyd
has been buying lately.
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NlESRs. &. ". ATKINSON and W. J. W.
COwdeu returned Yesterday from three
weeks trip West. Mr. .Atkinson's very in
,eres,ing letters to the ISTEil.lGEScER have
told the story Of their extensive travels
pretty full. They travelled in all $500
miles and crossed the continent between
Wheeling and the Pacific Ocean, going by
the Southern Pacific route and returning By
the Central q Union Pacific. This latter
route brought them home through Utah,
Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio.
In going out they travelled through Wis.
colsia, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Ari-
roaa and California, striking the latter
S.ate on the coast 500 miles south OF San
francisco. They bring good news as to
crop and business prospects in almost every
part OF the country visited, and report tha.
the people feel very much encouraged over
their prospects, Judging from the nun.
bes of cattle they saw on the plains, fatten.
ing for the fall markets, they expect to see
reduction in the price Of beef before a
great while, and rs ior breads.uEs there
will be the greatest abundance. We prin,
two more OF Mr.. Atkinson's letters this
morning. The finest country they saw
while absent was in Kansas and Iowa, but
they still think that IVES: Virginia is a good
enough country for them,
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FROM THE CAPITAL.
kENNA sure OF DENOMINATION.
4 Night Of GrIsviss Tarsed ists Day Of Joy.
4 Coscrvssusa jsbiisnt8 t8ttrths Pa.sage Of the
4 Rlisr AID nArbor Bill over the Prssidears
i vsto-Coionsl BeA's Expressions.

Special Dispatch 10 the 1ntettisenccs. 5 "a
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-1t has been a long
time since 30 much excitement existed in
the lower house OF Cougressas It did to. day,
during action on the river and harbor bill.
Thechairman ofthe Commerce Committee,
Mr.. Page, alter tho bills passage was very
exultant, and retiring to his hotel near by
received the congratulations Of htsfriends.
He stated to your correspondent that he
expected the bill would pass US noses had
been counted the night before. The West
Virginia members feel much eated at the
surprise. Judge lIoge expressed himself
as greatly satisfied and credited the success
to the judicious pairing done by members
who had taken their departure for home. He
did not wish to be quoted in the matter,
from the TACT OF the Monongahela appro-
pria.ion being question Of much distaste-
full commen, nj home. The bill gives the
latter stream Ssj,O 900, aud the State about
Seoo,00o. Mr.. Kenna was pleased and Mr..
Wilson satisfied, though somewhat indiaer.
ent Mr.. Reagan, otTexas, is cxultant and
denounces those who say that the bill Is a
Congressional grab. II the Presidents
veto had been sustained, be states it would
have been National calamity. Uniinish.
ed work would have persisted, con-
tracts would have been broken and thou.
sands would have been thrown out OF EN-.
ployment. g..,.
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Civil Service Reform.

NEWPORT, r. l., August e.-The attend
auce at the National Civil Service Reform
Association was unusually large. Among
the prominent delegates present are Geo.
Vim. Curtis, Carl Schurz, Sherman T.
Rogers, silas W. Burt, Chns. Theodore
Russell, Bancroft c. Davis and Josiah
Quincy, jr. The General and Executive
Committee held session with closed
doors. After the executive session George
William Curtis delivered an address, which
was 4 severe arraignment oil President
Arthur for the removal Of competent
officers.
The Presidents course had been such as
TO demand some radical reform. Curtis
frequently spoke OF the presidents
party" The appropriations for civil SER
vice reform and the heavy and needless
appropriations for other purposes were sar.
castically referred to. He hoped every
candidate for Congress would be obliged to
show his hand on civil service reform be-
fore election. The conviction of General
Curtis for collecting political assessments
was referred to 10 show the association was
making progress.
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NonwALE, August e.-The Wheeling 4
Lake Erie authorities say that by August
10th the entire line OF the road from Hu.
ron and Toledo, through Nlassillon to
Marietta will be opened for traffic. The
iron is down the entire distance and it but
remains to complete small amount OF
ballasting. Work on the shops here is
progressing rapidly. The roof to day is
being put on the large brick repair shop,
and the other structures are rapidly rising.
Thursday, on invitation Of the road, our
city government together with about one
hundred OF our most prominent business
men will pass down the road on an cxcur.
sion to Massillon, returning Friday.
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SrRlNcFlELD, O., August a.-The Repub.
lican Congressional Convention OF Speaker
keiier's District met in this city at eleven
\. NJ. Hon. Geo. N. Echelbery, Of Cham.
payne county, was made temporary Chair
man, and in a brief speech addressed the
Convention, commenting on the course OF
Gen. keiier, and paying pleasant tribute
TO Gen. Kennedy, his opponent. After
the appointment OF committees the Con-
vention adjourned until l:3O o'clock.
On the meeting Of the Convention in
the afternoon the temporary chairman was
continued as the permanent chairman.
The name OF Gen. ]. Warren Keifer was
presented to the Convention by Hon. Geo.
Wilson, OF Madison county. Gen Robert
P. kennedy's name was presented to the
Convention, and Gen. Kennedy in response
Withdrew his name, seconding the nomina.
ton OF Gen. Keller, and moving that his
nomination be made unanimous. The
motion was carried without dissent amid
enthusiasm '" ,,U'' ~.
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CHICAGO, August Am Indian Terri.
Wy special indicates trouble. An out
wax among the Greeks, bordering on a
SvI war, has occurred. The two factions
~ the Chlco,a and the Sands parties.
Gp'aln Scott, Of the Chicota military SER
l lEse, and several followers were killed
,a'ely ,4 by the Sands party. Chief Chicota
;;neLeeapon IN ,es POI oNSered oil the able.bodied men
m,.',,. M s.'t nauoh to turn out and capture the
t.Iiese,s' .Asti"a , and all responded, and are
~hs ,s.;n 'ne sands rendezvous in the in.
m.,of, ,p,n , near kans4la. Reports of the result
,bs' No ,ebal,; epsrt today or Tomorrow. During
Csise,Sa T seoellsn the Sands were loyal and the
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New PnLADELrnIA, ONO, August "a
notorious pair OF counterieiters. a father
and son named Wright. were arrested by
a United officer at New Comerstown yes
terday. But for the confession OF the othe
counterfeiters duplicating them they
might have continued the business indef
nitely, as they ran it discreetly under cover
OF iewelry, guusmith and dental cstab.
lishment. They were taken with proofs
upon them, and the arrest is considered
very important. 'f .rr.
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THE DEBT STATEMENT.
The Figures for July iAnAIy xed-A ne.
ItNat' dnctlon OF $4,000, 900, @

WASHINGTON, August 2.-The followin,
analysis OF the debt statement for July /,
Furnished by Mr.. John NJ. Carson, Clerl
Of the Committee on Ways and Means: (
The new fiscal year opens with a reduc
tion in the public debt for the first month
OF nearly sl4,oOO,0oo, which is the largest
reduction ever made for July OF previou.
years, and nearly $4,000 900 in excess Of
the reduction made for July, 1881. This
auspicious opening OF the new year is at
tributed to large increase in receipts from
customs compared with last year, and to q
reduction in the interest charge. The agi.
tation in Congress touching reduction Of
taxes on tobacco undoubtedly affected the
revenue, but did not affect II TO that ex.
tent rs to cause any material falling of in
the receipts from tnat source ior tho
month, as will be seen by reference 10 the
table Of receipts for the month, given later
in this statement. ID 'e'.lI1 :.
The loan Of July and August, 1851. has
disappeared from the debt statement. This
was the first loan authorized by The Gov.
ernment on account OF the rebellion. The
amount authorized 10 be issued was $3.50.
100000, bnt the amount actually issued
was SlS9,3O0,000. The loan Of 1868, which
is now being called for redemption,
amounted in the aggregate to S775,OO0O OOO,
THIS amount has been reduced to less than
As, 100000, and OF this s3l 100000 are
called, call for Sl5, 900 900 maturing to-
day.. This loan will be entirely redeemed
by December ]. The available cash bal.
ance is nearly Sl39, 100000, decrease Of
about Sl,000,000 compared with July !.
The standard silver dollars now in the
Treasury now number nearly S9.0OO,OO0,
against which there is outstanding sill.
yer certificates amounting TO S54,75s,OO0,
thus showing that the Treasury Is
absolute owner OF over 81, 100000 Of the sil.
yer dollars now on hand. Compared with
July ], this Is IN increase OF nearly $780,.
600. In gold coin and gold bullion there
has been a decrease OF s., 500 900 during the
month. Other items Of the Treasurers
statement OF liabilities and assets are with.
out material change since last month,
COMPARED with July OF last year the m on,h
Just closed shows an increase OF receipts Of
over s. 000, ,000, the greater part OF this in.
crease arising from customs. It will be oh.
served that the receipts from internal rev.
enue fell off only few thousand dollars.
The following table shows the receipts for
July, compared with the corresponding
month Of last year .-..-
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right NJ u Ieir,trn,,ou

), IkaSESwoR7H, KS, August o.-During
s.sus @e emancipation celebration at Reiger's
sSFs' sa,,S near this city this afternoon, BY
fom fotrS S,,Ied :, eoloFed people, Frank Hagen and
issn io1l sanders got into row and when Bob
Essoa E,aa' sh,erie'red to preserve the peace
.aseh ~ shot him in the arm. King RobiIf
ess s' Az eS'poIicenian, was also shot. Has
sb;,a IL tash .ooS rcfnee in the house Of a
,,an ra.se woman near by and when a police-
b;mn n entered ,:.t TO arrest him Hagen struck
sbo. Io, ,t xi'h chair. The policeman then
T,ss nsss ae negro three times, the third ball
Il Is.os sa through his body inilic.ing NOR.
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CHICAGO, August o.-The latest details
IRON the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
collision a. South Bend place the loss to
the company at Sl5O.0Oo, and say it may
reach $4,000. |, seems the accident was
Wholly due 10 the incompetency and gross
SsatelessneSs Of employees Of the company.
soh trains were at full speed, without
Ne assurance Of clear track, and in the
midst Of dense toS, when the collision
%rutred. The half dozen or more bodies
Which were buried in the wreck are not
Ieseeoyered, and there is great delay to
business. The engines are demolished,
aud the entire mass OF cars and valuable
Merchandise DESTROYED.
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New ioEH, Angust2.-DEr Goops-Althonyh the
general demand Is less active the move men, oI
goods shows lasge distribution ia prgns., In
idea Of the volume Of buiness Of daily cop;e ian.
Phpts, dscss styles OF gInghaias, Aois wool drrs,
soods IN staple and fAncle', skrt shaws silks and
lion and Iectiuu. AeA In CONNECTION Wis a -nrye
numhe. Of small a'sort mcn,s Vi staples ana lich
larger distribution OF ottons Ia execnioa order.
there IS large business completed each \,
PITTSBURGH. August a-petrolcun quiet: United
certificates weaker: clo.ed at 5911sc; Icaneu G3sc
for Philadelphia delivery - II 4 AK -
New YohK. August 2.-LgArHEa-Iu yo.d de.
mand: hemlotk Soe lrlnes-. ysl.lls-l -l.s's
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WILL HE STAND:
Col. Bcn. Iutiznatcs That lie IL Too Tired
to Hun Again.
ployment

Col. Ben. Intimatca That lie IL Too Tired
to Hun Again. T.,
spcia, Dispatch to the ln,ellisencer. H.
WAsuINdroS, August oo.-Col. Ben. Will
son was asked tonight II he could be con.
sidered candidate for denomination, and
he said he could not say that he would be.
He had contemplated retiring to look after
his private business. lie had been here
now Tor eight months, and did he enter the
Congressional field now it would consume
the remainder OF the year. The District,
he said, contained many good men who
would worthiiy represent it. His expires.
sions, however, were casual and can in no
sense be considered final. After another
days reelection be would, he said, express
himself upon the subject.
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Dissrict Attorney Flick.


SPVSl1l DSpsISli " tAc 4ukeIIiStICtf.
WASHINGTON, August among the
West Virginians here to day was W. II. II.
Flick, Esq, the newly appointed District
Attorney. He came here to consult as to
the condition Of his appointment
in the Senate, and was informed by
Senator Camden that the matter was
before the Judiciary Committee, which
will make a favorable report, and his con.
firmation will no doubt take place one day
this week. He stated that politics in Judge
Hoge's district were pretty badly mixed,
but he believed the former would be re-
nominated TO Congress did he take courage
and show plenty OF nerve. He departed
to NIGHT,
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Elcpl,Rnts OIL The RamnEe

Troy, n. u, August 2.-Four elephants
belonging to n circus escaped tonight
Patrick Ryan and wife were knocked down
the former probably fatally injured. Mrs.
Ryan was slightly injured, several other
persons were injured. One elephant entered
the rolling mill and iron works and cleaned
out the mill. He knocked over bloom
containing red.hot iron, but finding it toe
hot left the works and made for the river.
Three elephants have been secured, but a,
midnight the most furious was still al
In rre ''# 'H-n. ~
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xn,ionnl Tube WORK, Star, rn.

PITTSBURGH, August AT the National
Tube Works, in McKeesport, work was
commenced this morning with non.union
men. The rolling, heating and pudding
departments arc running, but not full. The
other departments are all full. The three
mentioned above nre expected to be in
operation with full force in few days.
The old hands, while standing around,
watching the progress OF atfairs, do not in.
terfere in any way with the non.union
men, and there is no probability Of any
trouble d --L---- - - .-Lu-.- =.
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lo>s Of Lie by The Kentucky Floods,


CINCINNATI, August Further details
iron the floods in Mason county, Ken
t0ckF, show that on Limestone creek, near
NiTsville, the cabin Of negro family was
Washed away. The man escaped, but his
wife aud motherwere drowned and washed
into the Ohio. On Lawrence creek, two
miles west oi Maysville, family named
Eoconsisting OF n man, vile five children
tnl his mother, had the house torn to
atoms. The woman and children were all
drowned and the man escaped in an al.
ncsi miraculous manner. Near Manches.
Ter, Ohio, Reighard Barnes house was
Washed away BY the Little Three Mile
creek. Barnes escaped, but his family was
IlANppI
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OVER THE vErO.
10th Houses Pass the River and fAr.
.tgrsse.l F-' bOr Bill.

Isoth Houses Pass the River and Inr.
tsg,tss. r-' bor Bill.
WASHINGTON, August 1.-The House
yeas l23, nays 60, passed the river and
harbor bill over the Presidents veso
The announcement was greeted with ap,
plause, and Cox, Of New York, suggested
that after such vote the House ought tc
adjourn sine de. Then Aldrich and NlurclI
the former Of whom voted in the atlirma
tive and the latter in the negative, discov
ering they were paired with absentees, Oh
tanned permission to withdraw their votes
and thus the aggregate was reduced to yeas
loo22, nays So ,,r-
After the vote was taken the announce
ment OF pairs by the clerk was accompan
led by no statement as to the way in which
the paired members would have voted, but
it was stated on the floor that McCook, Nor
ris, Prescott and Cassidy would have voted
in the negative, and Pacheco, Thomas, Rus
sell, Frost, Martin, Covington, Muldrow,
Hooker and Money in the affirmative. -
The Senate, yeas Al, nays 10, passed the
River and Harbor bill over the veto, SO the
bill becomes law. ~. & Gafs i 5G7
Chilicott, Harris, Plumb, Lapham ant
Beck, who announced that they would
have voted no were paired with Groome,
T.h-,1ooss E,;r r o,,or ond IJ;lI IE.GN
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A Fatal Wound.

q CNcISxArI, o., August Yesterday as
a freight train was passing through Walton,
ny, John Ricbey came ont Of saloon and
fred two shots from a revolver at the con.
ductor and two brakemen sitting on top Of
the caboosc. One Of the balls struck John
R. Carson, one OF the brakemen, in the
head, inflictiug a fatal wound. Richey
was arrested. ;RSis
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J. Yellou Fave: .t J Rror,n,.llle.

CnicAGo, August 22.--An Austin special
says that private reports from Brownsville
state that yellow fever has broken out
there. Dr. 4 swearingen states that the
Health Ofliceris satisfied Of the TACT, and
fearing an epidemic, has started TO investi.
gate the disease. s The death nate at afata.
moras Is greater than at Havana. n: Ii3i
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Special Dispatch 10 the lntclllscncer.
WASHINGTON, August 1.-The Presidents
friends state that be is satisfied with the
action OF Congress to-day, having done his
duty in the premises.
In the House s. Republicans and 81
Democrats voted for the river and harbor
bill. In the Senate IS Republicans voted
aye, and % Democrats nay.
J. B. Hereford, Esq., brother to the Ex.
Senator, lett for West Virginia this even.
ing. He will recreate at the several resorts
in the mountains. Us.
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LOUISVILLE, August IA Courier. Journal
special from Glasgow, KY, says: Bishop
Emberton and Richard scakman of Monroe
county, charged with an uuspeakable crime
against Mrs. J. B. Garrett, Of Tomkinsyille,
on Tuesday Of last week, while being
brought here for safe keeping, were shot to
death yesterday, thirteen miles from here.
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CINCINNATI, August "a Tinles Sta,
Falmouth n.y., special says the farmers
along the Licking between that place ind
Lovcjoy,. four miles, have lost all their
crops. The loss OF crops is estimated at
$50, 900, besides number OF cattle and
horses drowned. The loss at other points
along the Licking is generally heavy. The
river is falling. = s5i - - Z. i,s15i ,-5i