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ALL and I'd much rather not say anything aqGn' ann

ALL and I'd much rather not SAY anything ABOUT IT..
= Do You think Judge Foger Will have the sup
port Of all Republicans r. ILL., :,
He certainly ought Personally Judge FOlger -
in every way fitted for the position, - very muGn
liked is a strong man and conservative one anu 1
believe the whole party Will unite III helping 10 eeoV
him | shall do all In my power IN that dlrcclloh'
and think all good Republicans viii do the same;
they certainly ought to- for this IL no mere boy ;
play this time; this means business, ana Wen nnn
II out The Democrats nj syracuse to-day VIII
nominate some one who will make strong opposition
NJ W. Cooper. of the firm Of VI. ". Cooper & Co.,
commission merchants at Nos TO- n aud ~ Leon
ard-st was called upOn. lie SAID believe inc
convention acted very wisely in nominating Judge
Foger for Governor, for the reason that he Is man
well-known, an eminent statesman ana one whose
rlararter a. man is far above rcproach; so much
So indeed that we shall not have to explain any
thing at any time. lie is not allied with any rae
ton. and there isn't Republican III the state VINO
cannot consccntonsy vote for him." .,
do YOU think the Republicans will all unite on
him p 60, ,;..u..o
mcnf. and think there is no doubt about the sue,
cess OF the ticket With Judge Folger at the head
of il | believe 10 will be the beginning OF a new era
for the Republican patty IN tins stale; really no
not see why we shouldn't all as Republicans rejoice
over the nomination" . 3
H. b. ClaGin, when his opinion as to the action OF
the Saratoga convention was sought, smiled as ii
he had an opinion but did not propose 10 express IT.
'Are you satisfied with the nomination OF Judge
FOlgcrT the reporter asked - -.
Now" SAID Mr.. Clafin sitting back IN ms
chair, "Pye been out of politics for some TINE ana
| don't know very much about them.
" But haven't you had any choice as to who
should be the Republican nomlneeT
" The fact is said Mr.. Claim, don't care 10
say anything about the result OF the ccnventloh-l
don't think 1 had better. But tell me- don You
hEG in your talks with different persons Il good
Mr.. Clailiu took for granted that silence meant an
affirmative reply and lac remarked as the reporter
ghdod through the door, Il thought ST."
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AMERICAN GYYEC0L0GICAL SOCIETY.

BosroN, Sept. 21.--At the morning session
OF the American genealogical Society to-day paper
was read by ]. KnOwlesy Thornton. NJ b. e. M OF Lon
don and the annual address delivered by the pres
dent Dr. r. A. Emmett OF New-York In the afternoon
papers were read by DR.. H. J. Garrigues and Dr. l. o.
Thomas Of New-York In the evening business meet
ing was held at the Medical Library with closed doors
The reports Of the and au tor we're presencd
amendments 10 the bylaws acted ppon, officers for 1888
elected honorary and active members elected TO me
councl ana the report OF the sp.oa committee on tho
publications of the society presented
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IN EXPLOSION IN AGUN STORE.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. pa boy en-
ploycd in L. IL. Mayotrs gun store careessy snapped
the trigger Of loaded shot gun which he was cleaning
this evening and of, exploding about 700 sho
cartridges in "a ncighboring show case. The boy was
blown out Of the store; showcases were smashed ana
tine windows Of MayOts and the ncgborng sores ~er
demolished kerosene oil lamp was upset ana btArleu
small ire and the lire department was called out Inc
damage will not exceed 300. -Four persons VINO were
In the store at the time explosion escaped with
eli nt injuries.
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CHALLENGING WALLACE ROSS.

HALIFAX, n. s., Sept. PIP. II. Comfy, Of
this city, has challenged Wallace Ross, OF 81. John TO
row him fiyo-me scull race with turn, on Bedford
Basin within two or three weeks for $1,000 side Roe
10 b. allowed 300 of the stakes for expenses the
challenge to remain open week. Comfy la, made
deDJ-it o 500 a forfeit.
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PREP1RIYG A "CORNER" IN OH.

PITTsBURG, Penn, Sept. 21.-Ihe Commercial
Gdseue will say tomorrow; There Is good authority
the statement that attempts TO be made u corner
oil on big Operations have already been begun
here and elsewhere, and about 12,0O0,OO0 barrels
already been bought and taken out Of the market
Heavy buyers outside Of tins pool hold several million
barrels 10 said the present break IL for the purpose
OF Shading out weak holders
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deserves to be elected. His nomination is an earn
est of the harmony Of the party. Again must COM
mend Mr.. Folgers sci ectlon; am very glad to SEQ
the practical politicians unite on so good man."
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REAL ESTATE.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEw-YORK. Thursday, sept 21, 1882


NETWORK CrTY
O0'' Nsw rn to Mason . ",,. $4,000
66uTcIn and husband to " Flock LOO
kle rsc zee to N al 900
''' and another trustees to Cro5n 72l5
4'' stTatton to jennie crawford ~ 49, -. $4,000
i@ to- s. Il L VOL u ''-i.. LOCO
o't To- F.r n. % -i'' $3.50
2gth-st II ; }OGs ftw Of 7thavc. 46xl0x9JX irIeg:
howe. and and another other! 1Il52
IlH o2 we 70 and N Hafen 1850
Mad s9naNe =" i2g nI Vie @ 10 \ FoTney 100000
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Edcuin &" What you let that follow kiss
voul How dare yOu ten me such II thing r. ADgc-
line: "Oh, very WELL DEAR / won't next time"
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Brooklpn propcrtp FOR Sal: an % g.,

FOR SALE on very easy terms, four-sforv
brick dwelling the sile Of Columbia uoi,t'F
midway between FnfOn and Wall street Ferries 49,
ing the bay and ing through to Furnansf vita
story store Fhrmanst lot 2JxljD. a small anptot ~,
Of cash required Address r. LESTER Tribune Oaice my
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Real gstate agents.

ORANGE, \. j. real estate a specialty'-Pes.
~ licences for and rent fully furnished and nufnr
nished vicinity Of all depots. apply 10 EDWARD NAM
ILTON. No. Pine st.
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Cl!p Real Gsiate for Sale.


n No'I FAST 7lTH-sT.-Thc oldest and only house Of
#. kinG in New.York beaufu view Central PARK which
can never be o-ructed finished IN haTd wool from to TO
bottom ventilated and pumoed IN The very best manner
built under the owners personal SUPERVISION BE sure 10 sec
il before purchasing elsewhere.
open every day without permit ,.->.so>. -, ,,.
Offices: 81 ca1arst or 65l 5tiaye.
NHARLES Buck \ co"
- Archset es p 81 5ist Corner PaTSaYe
choice selection OF elegant new honses finished III their
usta, handsome and substanti4 manner
Southwest cor Madlsdnaye and 5jt p 20 80 wide.
NJ HRAY HILL ,..
Leyngton-age 3ctb and $7ih sts Il to 81 feet wide
Houses always open. send Tor pamphlet.
EOR SALE-No. DIS East 5lst-st., 3-story
/ brown stone 2Oxijxe block. For permit and terms
ply to KTLAND q WHITING. No BeeAman st
EOR SALE.-The price mequaled for loca-
ton ana construction ssh ST. "a ana ada!es tfee'
'OiS '''s" '''0' JOIN J. cRIMMiNs NoloS7 3D. ave.
EOR SALE.-Three-story and basement brick
ia,6 V and s sithst house ~ esG5 stable . xi95
price 4lJoQO terms TO suit Apply TO owner JOHN D.
HANDSOME four-story br0wnstone house,
with aatdNtues mirrors carpets aud par Ion igIntnIe
$1,000 J. EDGAR LEANCRAFl Loaf Broadway.
ON CREST or LENOX Hill, southwest
" corner Of ralka'e. AID GHth.s IT,, ,
elegant hous' u,t n.shcd mostly BY days work. "a rold
open. Descriptive pamphlet ON Application to owners ana
WILLIAM 4 HANKIHsoN. 2l3 West 8lst--t. or
WILLIAM IL. JACKSON ~ co, Union square \. Y.
STH-AVE., corner 1O9th-st., facing Central
-Four iau lots for sale reasonably. Apply 10
81 Cedarst or j6l Jthave.
Sl1OOO1,A. i Cemetery ter b 6roT la.tSSS
a bargain possession October II desired.
j. EDGAR LEAYCRAFr 1914 Broadway.
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Citp lJroperip 90 LeL

VII iSkUT9FFI " W
ELEGANT New Flats, rooms, handsomely
finished an mprOf passenger ce' ator steam
heat Cc 30 opposite park : 3nO 10 500
5L ave 600 To- 400 JS-st, ~ 800 to 800; 45d
Il near Broadway, $500 t. Fl.4Oo
So W j EDGAR LEAYC RAFT. .j4i Broadway.
STORE TO RENT-14th-st., near 6th-ave.,
- $1,000; attractive front. good sht favorable opDoru
nifty Tor right marty. JOHN r. PLAIT, 26j Broadway
mo LEASE.-The store, l31 Waycrly place,
with front basement. good cigar stand no liquor rent
$50 Also h0orot thi,c rooms l2 AVERY place. rent
40 per mo IN. THORN ron ". RODMAN. Real Estate
Agent Gg6 Broadway, corner 4th-,t
TI'O LET.-Store, 10 Becllman-st., 2jXl0O.
4 RI LAND * " HITTING BceknaU-st
1OH WEST 47TH-ST.-New flats, rooms,
i\IO all improvements. handsomely finished $50 To SO
j. EDGAR LLAN RAFT, LOLA Broadway.
GfAn - HANDSOME three-Story brick
IDRtNTNT- and terra-cotta houses iO all I'm
ewcnfs Including henderson place Sbth
n and Aycnur-B j. EDGAR LEAYC RAFT. ljli way.
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
" BETWEEN NETWORK AND ItANl tl~
North Diver, toOt OF AoIto,.
The passengers this line avoid both transit 10y Engsl
railway dscOmfOrts crossing the ChAnhci IA
small boat ...t.,- CO. ~ a..
81 LAUrA I, ser, ALL. " W enesaY, oct , - . ~
PtRItlRE Dtapanc. wednesday OFT u, H M.
LOuIs DE- BEBlAN ~ y b0Wlhg Green.
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Tie Cunad steamship
PAAfINIA
will sail or SATURDAY, september 30 at 80 j. m '-'l
passage. : >O and 500
For further paIti' ulas apply % 1890 . $500
BowlinL Gltc1.
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NIrION LINE.
TNITED STATES MAIL SrEAMhRS,
FOR QUEEN AND lNkkPp)lA
p,ar IL %

EOR OIfFEN-TDMN AND LINERPOD d.
Leaving per *. y Il. foot o. hingst
ARILDN -'ldfs 'fi' T. ~"
AHyssi ii ....... Tuesday Oc. 3, JOB ~
IVf|C0\SiN 49, ........ Tuesday oct. d., $50 p. 20.
ALASKA ..... Iue-lay, Ottg p o. m
WYOlII .-....... ... TUESDAY Ictober ~ " p M
T These steamers are built bf iron wlortgt c'nnli.
nent furnished with every rrI +t' ID niar li1
across IN. Atlantic both safe ahd Agerip AAS
bathroom pkngrO0n. drIWlhgrOom, piano aui NpdJi
experienced surgeon sfcwlrie,s ana caterer 900 go
steamer Tic -tatcroOns Oh upper dcck th- i-ln;
greatest Of all uxures az sea- erieo' veha''i AMI
hight a.. .,,,....... Obj, 90, ..,,
slOO INTERN EDIA1E, so. st.EiAGE al loW rates
& ION
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HENAS LANDS IN large bodies, at low
prices fOi sale located I'm recOs, kimble Hutchinson
Crockett sherman. Halo and PeIeldo Counties Address
TEXAS Tribune OGloo.
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

1 Hamburg American Packet Company > Line for
PLlMpL III. CuEkBDC re- aud hNAbO ~
NANDALIA sept % uEkDf t.--..- 1911 D
FHI~I p tlNb.t lA-.- -..-' T. =
Rates 10 Plymouth. London, ChcrDOuis anu liahlpul
First cabin. SOD Second Cabin. $50. >eetagh 7l ouii
trp AZ reduced Stsorage ron uanbus uayr' aAi
SoutbemptOn ~ send for Tourist ga ,ettr."
III NHAHDrtc 60. l. Il RICHARD & CO..
General \ gents. General Passenger Agents
No III BroLd.st, y. Y. No. 81 Broadway. y. }
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

< NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK,
OUlHAMPION AND BREMEN.
SALIER. .~aurdaF, sept % WEIR "a rdnesday. o'f
saturday. sept 30 HAE>Bt RG saturday OF
RATES OF PASSAGI from NEM-A ORR 10 sol IuAMF'
TON, uAN RE- OF BREMEN.
FIRST CABIN 800 'OND CABIN .......rD)
STEERAGE, 80
Return tickets az reduced PREPAID Secrago ccrt'
Gates. sd sail Pier between second and
' OETRICHs & co. 2 Bowling. Green.
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NOR SALE-One of the most desirable sit
nations on south Side L. l. front Great south Bay
Grove large shores bathing beach, trout ponds
and stream stocked; suitable or private residence or club
house splendid and location hotel cottages
would Join making stock company.
Address OWNER,
Box 2,S31 L. o., New York.
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ORANGE, n. J.-For sale at Montrose, .
~ minutes Station-ouc the finest
and mO.t desirable places In this beautiful suburb OF New
York situated high ground with unsurpassed
s-tug OF large modern Ou house containing rooms with
water ami all t0nyoulcnccs mainly nuishrd In hard
Wuus stable greenhouse house with acres OF land In
lawn grove vegetable gardens and abundance
fruit An ga finest condition.
Terms easy. Apply to EDWARD +. HAMILTON. .
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ENFIELD FOR SALE.-lhe property of the
late Reniamin PrOsser DO acres ja miles south
Poughktcpsc ana miles north of New hamburg with
frontage tho Hudson The house commands
It hno view ol New Hamburg Bay ana the surrounding
unest IN Duchess County, IN the
john Fisher NhVife ana the late
PnIip Van Hrnssoller. Address JAMES Al. WEEKS,
Executor ~ Market. ST., PoughSecpac. y y.
Oh. W. Ii. uONI & co, Vanderbilt ave, New York
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lEIDSOX RVER RESIDENCE. nj Newburg.

Seventeen acres; charming river view water mont.
House eighteen rooms all conNeuicnccs ample 0utDuud
nps. mcturcsque sur.orudug- excellent society, fam
Du.v HEALTHY Fun descriptive circular sent on application
To p WELLS, Tribune Building, Ncwl Ork CITY,
ur r.. =. IT. IN El. Newburg y. Y
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DACIEIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS

A LINE FOR CALIFOKNIA, SANDWICH ISLANDS
JAPAN CHINA, NEWZkALAND, AUSTRALIA, CsN'
TRIAL and SOUTH AMERICA AMI MEXICO
From Newly Ork. per foot Canal IT., y. Il
For Francisco VIA Isthmus OF Panama
AtAPU Leo sail, saturday. september 3. Noon.
Connecting for Central and south America and Mexico
san Francisco, lst and Brannau,t-
For Japan and China.
GAELIC sails Thursday september = p No. 81,
Excursion Tickets between Francisco and AOsoAaEa -
special ntcs. ...
For HONOLULU. NEM-ZEAIAND and AUSTRALIA
CITY OF NEW-NOKk sails saturday a.. tobcr ~ lm'
on arrival Of London mails al san francesca IN,
freight passa general Information Apply wv"
pany's ONCE the Pier foot tanll,t North HilsH
II. j. 81 LAY ~upcrluteud il
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ONLY $500 down. balance 800 year, 30
" acre Farm not rock IL the wood win sell FOR n 500
when marketed hue orchard good Yachting, trout brook
stocked. mOdtru hu and Hight windows. painted aud
blinded: ~ feet with cellar hydauhc supplies
water; only $1,000 Details page lank Farmer free
GRO II. CiAPIN Publisher, Boston.
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IMAM ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMERS

l FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF LIN............SAlURDAl.- sept 80, N
CITY OF klChlp D-..- I'll T. K~DAN. OCT D. no,-
CITY OF CUE-IE R.........SA Ij KDAl, oct L. a III
CITY OF BRrS- bis ........ IT, HspAN oct 10 an
CITY OF MONTREAL. TIL UIsSDAl. Get. %, l. IL
From Pier So new number, North tiYor
CABIN PASSAGE, $50 andSlul
STEIRAGI. ~2s. Prepaid, 90
JOHN a. DA f. Agent 81 and 80 Broadway. =. 7,
Pmlade pha Once, No. los south ithsL
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WHITE STAR LINE. mn. MFRS
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL NIl-ANN"
FOR QUEEN ~rOWN AND LIN EhFYVl, p,,ts
NOTlCE-Ihe Of tins line taxi thc Sn ~ M
recommended by Lieutenant MauTy, l. = ~ %" wv"
outward and hOmcNard voyages. ,--- &c., % . "a n
BhIIANN capt Perry lut,'9' !, "a ,ll 10
BALTIC CapL Parscll.-... mday S'P@ - = = n
ADRIATiC Capt Jcnnlng Thursday sept - = M
GlKMA tanf Kennedy -iiu utf a. r
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK koOi VR W."
luIHSI
'Will not call at Queenstown , ,.,s, m ap-
Those are uniform in and unsurpassed ~ ~
poutm.ntS The saloons Stateroon- smoking an "a
ara nj ac. annie. ship. where the noise and MOI
,osf fall ahritug gree of comfort hitherto unAi"A
,t,t.,. an favOff
me terms steeiage from the Old Country $50 hVn wv
York. r4A -..,. .,..o NJ, MIA
For nspectlO plans and other inloi ma'iOh apP"
eompahy SoHi'o'' W - ~ r. j. CORIlS Asel~
CT BAKTLErr & Co, Agents Boston,
BAHHITr 4 CATrEEI. Agents, PhiladcIpnl@
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(UNAKD LINE.
NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK To LIVERPOOL VIA QUEEN%
IOWN.
FROM PIER NO. 40. NORTH RlYER
GAIITA elucsGay - pt. -. $50 D. m
-PANONIA steamer ~dtu day, sep H. ~ H.
ednesdav, oct l. II a. m
sCAIHiA " edIe-ldy' ~ l. 49, y ia.
Cabiupasslgc. $50 ant SOD
Steerage tck and from all parts or Europe Or VeVlOv
rot,. Freight pds,I office, 40 ! BO"llus-Nt.ru
i" VERSION H. BROWN q CO. Assut+
steamers marked thas do not Cai.f sec.a5c
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A,eanerslolge Co Pos DDs ,. SusseN.sL jersey e"'
FVr RO1srtIHg 40 Cd N NJ.
= = W A SCHOLTE ........ tauesday. sept - . , -
nv AhtSfTddhA nn q
s. - SCUtEDAM ..... ....... Wrdnt Si lt N'. az
lstCabln $40. 2dClbin So Steerage. fl6 pfcp'~''"
H.CAZAU Y, General AGENT - s0lth Wlitn9s -
FUNCu EDl ElS 60, T. l. W. M"i."4f r,1i
q ). W m. ST, ttUght Agents % u way, n'A tN' -
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RORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and direct line u the ~Olth " Franco.
NEW-YORK AND BORDEAUX DiHEcE -
CHATEAU LEONGLLE. 4Olu ton, new. lhur'dW sen y
Travellers for France spain AMI Italy, PyreneeS PA.
Nice ec viii save Il me- ana expense hy taxing this nt
Cabin QnclIding wine, $50. Steerase "a For pA,,As,
apply 10 nor,r ,,ctp 40 p.ovs,,,
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l
party will now heal up all its differences"
"Will Judge FolgeI's candidacy and in the heal
ing process T.
Il hope so. There ought TO be a disposition
among all Republicans to acquiesce in the result Of
the nomination."
c. p Huntington SAID, after modestly disclaiming
any knowledge of political matters d" | don't know
where we could get a better man than Judge Fol
ger. have never heard anything against MIN and
believe that he is the strongest that could have
been pnt up Personally believe that he is a man
of good abilities and that he stands well in almost
every department of life. He must have very few
enemies and he has never been guilty of any tricks
that know of. If the party can't harmonize on
Folger they conduit on anybody. He Is cIpa-
bic Of filling the place, and Is perfectly
clean The only complaints have
ever heard against HIM have been because he
has paid so lItte attention 10 NcW-1Ork pollucS.
he complaints would hardly be fair Lately, how
ever / expected that ne would be nominated.
Cornell injured himself, not by any thing he ana as
Governor. but because OF some personal business
TRANSACTIONS that some of friends have told me
about have always liked him and thought much
of him tiil lately"
" know little about politics sad +. 5 Winston,
president OF the Mutual Lie Insurance Company,
hut will say that am satisfied wlth the Rcpuh-
lican nomination. | consider MI Fogcr TO be Il
statesman and a gentleman. lie certainty j. one OF
been dissa listed If Mr.. Cornell had been nominated,
but rs IT Is, accept the nomination OF Mr. tOlgor
as perfectly satisfactory"
" DO YOU think that TINS nomination Will put
end to disscns.ons III the Republican party ("
- sincerely trust that 1t will. A. 10 the cham es
of Democratic success, | do not believe that that
party can unite sufficiently To carry the State. Ii
Will be difficult for the Syracuse Convention to lake
any action To secure The support OF Nh Kelly that
Will not offend the country Democrats, and If Air
Kelly is excluded from the convention the Demo-
cratic party viii lose votes III this city. Mr.. kelly
undoubtedly still has considerable power here
T.. NJ. Bates. OF the firm OF Bates Reed AZ Cooley,
OF No. 317 Broadway, found IN ms private office
In the midst OF business documents, Herring safes
ana TWO volumes OF Froudc's Thomas CaIly lch
What do You think Of the result OF the cOnyen-
ton AT Saratoga ~ the reporter asked.
Well" sald MIR. Bates, " hayeut been In q con
ditiOn 10 think, for I've been suffering from tho
effects of the heat of the last TWO days. and this
morning haven't even read the new spapers that
aDout all | know Is that FOlgcr hab been IOln-
mated. Beside, don't believe l can gave you any
thing for publication"
Are YOU satisfied with the nomination T.
81 hardly fool ike putting myself on record at
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Antnmn Resorts.

4 MONG the CATSKILLS.-GOOd board re-
duced g. per September and october. pisno
fresh eggs vegetables. free rides sc Address T. r. SNITH
Freehold, Greene COLnty y Y.
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Ocean Steamers.

ILA~GOW NEkN II +.
NETWORK and GLASGOW via DERRY,
from Pier 20 North River, New lOrk
CIRCAsSIA sept. %. D. N BOLINIA .-.--Oct :. n
FCKNESSIA.Scpt. 80 a. IN ANtHORiA. oct. a. q d. IA
Rates Of passage To
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL. BELFA- / or LONDONDERRY
CABINS. $50 10 SSl. second Cabins. so.
steerage-Outward SIS Prepaid go.
For book OF Tours IN scotland rates plans &C. apply q
HEN DERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green.
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DED STAR LINE.
IL United states and Royal Belgian Mail steamers
EVERY SATU kpAN FOR ANTWERP
The splendid stclass full powered steamers -.
F. 49, .ta
IiI.IGENIAN D. SatululF. sept 's--
Saloons, stac-rOOms smoking AMI bathrooms anlA'NPN
Second CABIN accommodation NcclcL
state rooms an on main deck.
No horses. cattle, sheep or pigs c1rcleL
FALL AND WINTER CABIN RATE .-. a..
First cablu outward ami prepaid tickets 100 ana 800 -
second cabin outward ana prepaid tickets $50 eAcui0
$50 , ., ISL
Excursion tickets good 10 return after octoOe' d. 49,
and before July "a, lo>S
Storage. To Antwerp so
From AntWetl 80.
I,,tud Il 90 y
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-07-22
Egypt and Its Ruler.

Egypt is land OF 3, ,339 villages and
cities. II has a population OF 5,50O.-
900. Arapi Bey, the man who is
kicking up all the fuss, Is gentleman
of rare culture and education. His
age is 43 years. lie claims to be
direct descendant OF Mohammed.
Mohamed Tewfic. the reigning Khe-
dive OF Egypt, is but 80 years OF age,
and is weak, vacillating ruler, with
no force OF character. Admiral Sey-
mour is between 81 and 80 years OF
age. His father was an Admiral be-
fore him. lie is Vice-Admiral and
Commader-iu-C Chief OF the Mediterra-
mean. lie took part in the Crimean
war. He is man slightly above
middle height, of portly build, erect
carriage, round, fiorid face, bright
eyes, gray beard; in fact, a typical
English sailor gentleman. His man
ners are charming, slightly bluff at
times, but always tinged with geni-
ality.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-07-22

In the May number OF the United
States Postal Guide there is published
an order OF the First Assistant Post
master General, forbidding postmas-
ters to allow one person to call for
list of names, keeping others in wait
ing, and directing them To require the
person attempting to go through list
to fall back and come up in the rear
OF others after calling for a single
name, and in the most explicit terms
ostmasters are forbidden to keep
general callers waiting in order to pick
out the mail for an indefinite number
of persons. 1hey are required to treat
such persons calling as one person,
and require them, when served, to
pass on and give others chance.
The Postmaster General holds that to
permit one person TO call for list OF
names givesAhose embraced in the
list an undue advantage, and disceur-
ages the renting Of boxes and takes
that much from the postal service, as
all money paid for box rent goes to
the government and not to the Post
master.