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In excellent style, and had Che feders properly sup
ported him the game would have been crcdtnble vic
tory instead OF bad defeat Tho nelders Of the Ma.
tlonals, joy and Dallas, In the Tuesday contest
Sed with each other In mung files and making other
costly Batef and Ratcay did the best general
PLYING, whllh the battling OF Bultt was remarkable
Tor It's effectiveness. Ambhg the Baltimore players
was Dickerson, the celebrated expelled League player.
The regular game on Wednesday last be-
tween the Printing Bareau aud the Post once re-
suited In easy victory Tor the latter team by score
OF 30 toS The Printing Bureau boys became de-
morallzod at the In which the Post once nino
welded the willow and made error upon error.
On Tuesday the Detroits played the
Metropoians IN New York, wholplaced Lynch against
they piled UP total Of thirty hits, including four
homo runs. Weldman pitched and Trott caught FOR
the Dctrolts the latter playing an excellent fielding
and batting game.
The Printing Office nine defeated the team
from the Interior Department Thursday by score
VI ~ to n. Tho game holly contested throughout
the batting at times being very heavy, while the fed-
ing, barring tho trivial errors, was also good Tho
Printing Oco nine secured by this game their third
consecutive victory over the other teams.
The games the coming week for the League
clubs ale ~ follows, tho contest happening the
grounds Of tho nrs named club ON Tuesday; Mcdnes-
day and Thursday, Cleveands and Bosons, Bunolos
and Troys ChcaEos and worcestets and Detroiis and
Providence.
In the American Associations on Monday,
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, the ST. Louis aud
Athletics, Eclipse aud Baltimore, and the Cincinnati
and Allegheny.
The record for the past week in the
League arena has heon the most exciting one wilt
far this season. from the fact that the lend
ing clubs all defeated IN OF more contest g.
ON Thursday tho Detroits and Troys' game Was lu-
errupted In the fourth inning Ivy rain, with the
score In favor Of the fotiner The same day the
Clevelnnds beat the Providence Ivy Of to
Had tho first game been played through, the chances
being favorable TO Detrois they would have closed
the week at tic with Providence for nrst position.
Tho Troys arc playing remarkably WELL their heavy
batting being the great feature The Worcesters are
having the worst luck NJ all, their being In
| crippled state. Tho record up TO yesterday was ~
| follows
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Arkansas Democratic Convention.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, June 1.-THE Demo
cratic state Convention this morning nominated
Clifton Il, Brecklnrldgo for Congressman at large
and unanimously adopted tho resolution lndorslng
Senator Garland, ana urging MS Iereclloh ny lno
Legislature a fteT the nomination q resolution was
unanimously adopted declaring that while the
Democracy Of Arkansas favor the fesubmssi0n 10 the
peOplo Of The constitutional amendment torblddlng
lie payment of alleged fraudulent bonds they DO not
recognize The question as furnishing any teat what
ever Of any mans Democracy. The convention thcn
| -
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lie wants Join Both

TO Tee Edt0I ~ Ihe sunday Htru ~
SIR: Having understood that there is an
extensive organization In the city who pledged az
ter the 10th Instant to Orego their usual chop
beefsteak, lamb fries, etc, unless they drop within
reach Of the poor mans ability 10 purchase, why
would II not DO good time aud date also FOR N,
community a. large, who are compelled TO travel In
what 10 called the bObtAil cars To adopt the Chicago
and Brooklyn plan, and patiently await the dIlyoI't
collection Of tickets and compel those lines 10 put ur
larger cars, double teams, aud employ conductors By
an means let's have simultaneous action with M,
pon-Ineat eaters. would Ike 10 Join both,
AMI BOB-TAll.
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The record up to date for the Departmental
League as follows, the Post once having the lead,
followed Ivy the Printing once In close quarters:

A splendid game of ball was played yes
terday afternoon on the Deaf and Dumb grounds he
tween the War Departments and the kendails, Of
that Institution. II required ten Innings to deter
mine which the better niue. the Kendas tualy
proving themselves such by score Of sto7.
The Waverly Base Ball Club on Friday
scored their seventh Victory this by defeating
the Critic once nine by the of rs tO7. The
game noticeable for the heavy batting the part
of the Wavcrlys four home runs being credited TO them
during the game.
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That base ball is q very uncertain game
was never better exhibited than In the games OF the
American Association tho past week The crack
Athletics VI philadelphia who have since the open
Ing Of the season swept everything before them, and
who occupied the leading position met with such
rcvcises from the teams Of Louisville and Cincinnati
that they now are forced to I've content with third
position, As vet they to play with the St. Louis,
and II Is predicted that they will suffer more de-
feats at tho hands o this excellent team. II shows
concusvcly that club plays better on Its own ter
ritory than that Of its nolghhois. Poor Bnltmores,
they are making game light but their nine Is too
weak In batteries to successfully cope with their
clates. They viii he accorded big reception on
their return home, citizens committee having been
formed to welcome them. The record mp 10 yesterday
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At Phlladelph philadelphia, 3; Buffalo, 0.
At Clncnnatl-C Cincinnati, 3; Athletic, o.
At prOydcnCe-P providence, s; Cleveland I.
At BOstOn-Cllcago, o; Boston, ?.
At Loulsyllle-Eclpsc, 10; Allegheny, o.
At st. Louls-St. Louis, 10; Baltimore, q.
At New York Metropolitan, 4; Worcester, 3.
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LOCAL MENTION.

THE SUNDAY HERALD last Sunday adver-
aiscd nm unusual line ~ handsome goods AZ bargains
~ Kings Palace the consequence nt which was that
throughout tho week with delighted buyers; IN fact
tho rush has tceu great that the large force Of clerks
unable 20 meet tho demands made ON them.
This force has boon increased, and, with ono 81
The largest stocks of honnets hats, plumos, laces
Flowers and other novelties from which 10 make Sc
sgog; King Palace WI, again be the point o.
wage, and SEQ the bargains that arc offered.
ATTENTION IS called TO the great reduction
announced for the coming week at the store Of Mrs
Max WeyL 7iz seventh street, perusal OF her
card In our columns to-day viii satisfy almost every
lady that nowhere IN the city can such bargains he
obtained rs at this beautiful store. special rouc-
uon for tho next Two weeks Is announced, that all
may obtain Just what Is wanted ere the season
closes.
TnREE beautifully furnished ofIice-rcoms,
with an conyenicnces, located at 1913 = street. are
for rent. Fornswspaper correspondents OF ATTORNEYS
cent store, same number, siNty-two feet deep, viii
elegant cellar and all ConvenlenceS, Il also Tot rent
GREAT REDUCTIONS in the price Of dry goods
are offered this week at the elegantly stocked cstah
lishmeut VI Mcssrs W. W. Burdette 4 CO., o2'
seventh street. partial enumeration Of goods and
prices viii he found In another column.
AeBNrs can now grasp fortune. Outf
worth tlo sent FREQ. For full particulars address T.
Ridecut CO., 10 Barclay street, New York.
THE Shedd Excelsior Turcu.Russian Bath
the perfection Of luxury and conducive to health
open sundays tul Z. NJ.
CLosiNG-ovr SALE of desirable seasunah
goods NJ Gutmau's, ~. Seventh street. see ahycr
tscmcn' In another column.
ExcuRsioS PRINTING at low rates by BY
ron :. Adams, printer, lie Droit Building
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AutI.MouonoIy Ineorporates.

ALBANY, N. T., June lin the Secretary
Of states once to-day certificate was hled OF tie
National Anti Monopoly League Of New York The
directors for the first year Of Its existence are r. H.
ThnTber, l.. L.. Chittenden, Henry Nichols, i; e.
TomnsOn, j. W. Keogh, j. T.. Serrell COrtlandt
Palmer w. s. Wolf r. T., Gibson w. H. Wiley,
and William Ward.
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cooling, and Refreshing

Is a glass this hot weather of the eele-
brated Tannhsuser beer IN fact II IS one Of the most
lnYgorating, cooling aud refreshing drinks 10 10 mad
~ any time II Is perfectly pure and can IN no event
do harm even 10 the most delicate, H. Bowler Co.,
1913 d street, arc tic agents FOR MS sale here,
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The Post Office Department and Govern
ment Printing Once Mines played their first game
Yesterday afternoon the old National grounds and,
was anticipated II proved to he the hest game
far of the Departmental SERIES being hntly contested
by both mines throughout The at the close stood
to In favor of the Post once boys The Printing
well to curb the disrespectfu conduct Of their al
mirers toward opposing mines when on the field. I'm
less they dc, they win for themselves the
reputation among gentlemen OF representing gang
unworthy OF their good playing.
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For The Mex, Thirty DAYS

We have instituted bargain counters in our
ready made and custom departments. For bona hde
bargains call at once. Elseman Bros. ClOthers and
tailOrs, corner SoYonlh and y.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

Custom department, pants TO order 81, $3.50,
ana %, original price g. 20. and a. Elseman Bros,
corner Seventh ana ~.
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PERSONALS,

$50 pairs cashmere pants from 81 upwards,
the original price OF OF them less than a. Else
man Bros, corner Seventh and T..
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4 Limited Lot,
On our nargaIn Counter.

Probably two hundred, mohair alpaca coat
EtGeet.
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Ene Roll CnIinr Senator'S

would have been largely responded to had
the clerk gone to MesSrs. Saks 4 Co. IS, yesterday
We counted seven all In at one time The reason Il
that THIS house carries the clothing that men want
who are accustomed to wearing good clothes.
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To the unusual cool spring we find ourselves
overstoCked on cashmere suits, and are not
willing 10 carry them over our loss viii he your gain.
call early for bargains, Eiseman Bros corner sew
Cnth and T..
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Green Herne sniis.

The only ones in the city are those az A
saks & Co. y, $40 aud 3is Seventh street.
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One Lot Only.

\ stylish gray all-wool mems cheviot suit
at ten dollars. A. saks Co., $40 and 3ls Seventh
lTap
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CAPITOL HiIIInstitutc.

that cannot earn forty cents and buy q
linen Jacket at Sals & Co.'S?
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,nIy Imported by HayIock q Jenney,
PROPOSALS. FOR PARoUETRY FLOORS.

OFFICE OF BilLklkG ron STATE,
NAN AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WAsnIHGTog, ID. o., juno 10, 1882.
SEALED PROPOSALS. for furnishing. delivering,
nttlng, and laying In place complete, two ParquetTy
Floors IN two rooms In the North wing OF tho Build
ing for state War and Navy Departments. In this city,
will be received nj this Onlce until " NJ. on June 80
1882, and opened Immediately thereafter, In presence
Of bidders.
SPECIFICATIONS, general instructions to bidders, and
blank forms OF proposal win DO furnished 10 manuac-
turers uf parquetry ON application TO this onico.
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY,
teis.2t Lieut. Col. Corps OF Engineers.
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81 move" said delegate in Virginia
convention, ''that our chairman take dose OF DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup; he is so hOarse that cannot un-
derstand him. That gentleman had no doubt tried
this wonderful medicine.
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A Crash suit, $40.

English List Hue Serge Suits $40.
George Spransy, 507 Seventh street
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George spransy, 5o7 Seventh street,
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AGENrs can now grasp a fortune. Outfit
worth to sent FREQ For particulars address E.G
Ri1eout Co, 10 Barclay street, New York.
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THE Shedd Excelsior Turco-Russan Baths
are the perfection Of luxury, and conducive to health.
open Sundays tNl =. NJ.
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GREAT RppucrIoNs in the price of dry goods
are offered this week at the elegantly stocked cstah-
lishmeut VI Mcssrs. W. w Burdette n CO., OPS
seventh street A partial enumeration Of goods and
prices viii he found In another column.
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In the American Association, on Monday,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, the 81. Louis aud
Athletics, Eclipse and Baltimore, and the Cincinnati
and Allegheny.
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CLoslNG-ovT SALE of desirable seasonahl,
goods nj Gutnau's, Nlc Seventh street. see advcr.
tispmOnf In another column
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Excursion PRINTING at low rates by By
ron :. Adams, printer, lie Droit Building.
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On Monday the Interior aud Signal Corps
teams played their first game for the Departmental
League championship, ille game resulting IN an easy
victory for tho former bya score OF 20 To- Unless
the signal Corps strengthen their niue materially
they VIII occupy the tail end at the close Of the season.
surely there must be better specimens Of ball players
In that office that could he utilized TO MAKE iirst-
class nine,
On Monday the Kendalls, of the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum, defeated the Printing once ulne ia
eight innings by q Of lGtO4. hob Barr Is Occu.
plying tho pitchers box for tho Dummies aud is
making II rather troublesome for the other teams.
The games for the coming week in the De-
partmeutal League VIII be as folowB Monday Into
ror and Printing bureau; Tuesday, Post once aud
Signul Wednesday, Printing Bureau aud Printing
once; Thursday, War and Treasury; Friday lite
rior aud POst once; Saturday, Printing once aud
Treasury and signal and Printing Bureau.
The Nationals of this city visited Baltimore
on Monday and Tuesday Of last week aud played two
games With the PeabOdys OF that city. HE game
Monday vas won by the Nationals by score Of Ito
that OF Tuesday by the eabOdys by score OF v 10 g.
IN the the latter contest the Nationals were short the
services Of their pitcher and had TO depend upon the
delivery OF halbfus, their THIRD baseman lie pitched
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-28
Cotton Futures In New York.

NEW YORK, June 27.-The POSTS cotton re
port says: Future deliveries, more espe
cially as regards the present crop. continue
In good request. The fluctuations are
greater than usual, but efforts to run prices
down thus far have proved unsuccessful
The course OF the market cannot be better
described than by stating that August be-
gan selling at the first call at IL SIC, ad-
vaEced to - 62c., and closed at 10 &c.,, that
sales were subsequently made at 20 a. m.
at IL 55c.. but at 1;40 buyers had to pay
12 64c.
''The higher Liverpool quotations, the
advance OF spot cotton here, and the small
receipts are, no doubt, contributing their
share to the continued advance of futures,
but the feeling, generally, has apparently
changed. There is evidently also a larger
short interest than has hitherto appeared
possible. The third call showed decline
of 3-100c. to 4-100c. from the highest point,
and for October decline of 100c. July
was bought at IL Soc, September IL Soc,
October IL 73c. to IL re, November II sec,
December IL 5Sc., and January IL &c.,"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-28
President Arthur's BAD Nomination
for Chief Justice Of New Mexico.
Snn Fro1lcisco BNLIeti

The President has nominated Samuel
B. AXtell for Chief Justice of the Terri
tory of New Mexico. Axtell took his
start in public life as District Attorney
for the county of Amador. He was more
expert in small politics than in the law.
and in few years managed to have him.
self nominated for Congress in district
that insured his election on the Republi-
can ticket. If he ever did anything in
Congress to commend himself to the fa-
vor of the people Of his district we have
not heard of it. He did contrive to Sc.
cure his brother lucrative Federal ap-
pointment
From being California Congressman
he drIfted into the Governorship of Utah,
where he was soon known as the pet and
pq'otege Of Brigham Young and the Nor
mon hierarchy. When he lost his situa-
tion as Federal Governor in the land of
the Saints he drifted into New Mexico,
carrying with him the reputation of
staunch friend of the Mormons, some re-
ports going so far as to say that he had
joined that church and was in fact
Bishop in it. Next to Utah, New Mexi-
co contains more Mormons than any 9TH
er Territory. 1t also contains 40, GOO, 900
acres of land that are covered by Mexi-
can and Spanish grants, which claims
will, in the main, have to be litigated
first in the United States Territorial
Court, whereof this man is now nomi-
mated as Chief Justice.
The Chief Justice of that court ought
to be good and thorough lawyer. not a
mere politician of the lower grade, as
Axtell is, and not a man smirched as his
record is while he was Governor of Utah.
Had he remained In this State it is ex-
tremely doubtful if he could have been
elected to the Legislature or any other
conspicuous Office without the help of
the Central Pacific Railway corporation.
1t is to be inferred from this nomination
that the Utah Church corporation Is the
ruling power in New Mexican politics?
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-28
New York Stock market.

NEW YORK. June 27.-Stock speculation
opened irregular, but prices In the main
were a per cent. lower than Yesterdays
closing quotations, the latter for Ohio and
Mississippi. In the early trade general
advance Of e to q per cent. took place,
New Jersey Central leading therein, after
which the market became weak and fell off
"a to l per cent, New Jersey Central and
Delaware and Hudson being most con-
spicuous in the downward movement. After
this the market, although dull, became
strong, and In the early part OF
the afternoon an advance of to l1< per
cent. was recorded, in which Nashville and
Chattanooga, Louisville and Nashville, Lake
Shore and New Jersey Central were promi-
nent. This was followed in the late trade
by decline ranging from to a per cent. !,
Michigan Central, Louisville and Nashville,
Wabash common and Nashville and Chatta-
nooga being most conspicuous therein. In
the final dealings some shares recovered
small fraction, but the market In the main
closes weak, with prices generally "A to "a
per cent. below yesterdays close, the latter
for Northwestern. Boston Air Line prefer
red, however, was 81 per cent. higher.
Transactions aggregated 1884, 900 shares.
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Political Assessments.

The Boston Journal (Republcan) IN Dig
nanfly SAYS OF the current political assess
ments on Federal employee:
ssIt is not easy to write with patience OF
such q practice as this. That It has been
dome before does not make It any more
sOIerable. That It would be done by the
Democrats ~ they were in power does not
make Il aBy more right when done by the
Rerublicans To call it a system OF 'volun
fsrv contribution Is the himsiest OF pre-
.enses. which is not even Intended to de-
eeive. Is there snY Republican laborer out
side OF the government employ, earning
one dollar and seventY-fve cents q day,
from whom the Congressional Committee
wculd look for a contribution to the cam
nsigu fund Of ten dOllarsg Are there any
other wage earners who would be expected
to contribute s weeks wages each toWardtt
political expenses OF the par y And If
mere are no other laborers or wage-eayneTs
Of sny class from whom such contribution S
or ANYTHING like them can be expected, why
are they expected from the empl yes OF TIE
navy ysriss There is but one answer. The
Cong essiousI committee anticipate tnst the
men who receive the circulars will not care
70 refuse the contribution which Is asked or
them. The circular conveys no open menace,
but between the lines every recipient will
reKd 4 warning that II he does not comply
his place will be filed bv come one who has
a keener sense OF bis obligations 10
the party. The dread OF losing his
means OF support wiz drive many man
- reason that it is better to give up one
weeks wages than It is to lose his situation
Altogether. And Il Is upon this piiiful head
tat the Congressional Committee build
the!r expectations OF receiving the bulk OF
the Assessments which they have levied
upon even the mesnest officeholders. This
Is despiesble. II is a shame that the ser
wants OF the government, under we'll
grounded dread OF losing employment, can
be called upon to stand and deliver by q
political committee"
We like to see such indignation. The
practice fs certainly despicable. especially
a. Il is In direct violation OF the Federal
law OF 1876. and the law-breaking is y
proved by the President OF the UnAeed
Sfatae
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THE CRISIS IN EGYPT.
SIGNS THAT ENGLAND MEANS
BUSINESS.
Twenty Thousand troops Ready 20
Bmbark-The OhaB mel Fleet Passes
G1braI ar-ArabI and the RIOters-A
French View of British Diplomacy.

LONDON, June 27.-The Times, in an edi-
torisl, says; Gin view OF information we
have received from various quarters, we
cannot doubt that preparations for the pro-
lection Of the Suez canal are maturing on
a considerable scale. We have reasons to
believe that the First Army Corps and a
considerable part of the Second are at full
strength, and should 1t be necessary to
strike a sudden blow, there would be no
difficulty in dispatching 20, 900 men to Egypt
in few days. Egyptian unified stock has
fallen Is per cent. since the last stock ex-
change settlement"
1t is stated that General Sir Evelyn Wood
has been ordered 10 be ready to proceed to
Egypt.
A dispatch to Reuters Telegram Com
pany from Simla confirms the report that
the government is communicating with
India with regard to the dispatch of Indian
troops to Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA, June 27.-The British Vice
Consul here has resigned. A consular Off
cial has advised Englishmen, who desire to
remain here, to take up their quarters in
the Eastern Telegraph Office, as news might
arrive at any moment from Constantinople
WhASh S1NSV POPAAoA SQGDlGdhs
Arab Pssha declares that the natives i'm :
plicated In the massacre at Alexandria on
the lth inst. shall not be punished, unless
the Europeans who fred upon the rioters
are also punished. All the Ministers except
Ragheb Pasha and Arab Pasha went to
Cairo last evening.
MALTA, June 27.-PreparaLions are max
ing for the embsrkation of troops In the
event of necessity.
PARIS, June ~. - La Li6eTte remarks
that the diplomacy OF England has pro-
duced an unpleasant impression IN France.
England, 1t says, is not to be blamed for
following the policy Of each for himself
1t behooves France to adopt the same course
in Egypt.
CONsTANTINoPLE, June 27.-The confer
ence held its third sitting to-day. After the
sitting the Secretary OF the Sultan had q
long conference with Lord Dufferin, the
British Ambassador.
GIBRALTAR, June 27-The British squad
ron, commanded by the Duke of Edinburgh,
consisting of eight men of-war, has arrived
here from the west. The torpedo depot
ship Hector arrived here to day. All pro-
ceeded eastward.