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pREPARING NOR A FAIR.

WASHINGTON. Aug 29.-The Board of Direc-
top t the coming Garfield fair" have appointed the
tolowinr gen,emem as members Of the Board OF Com
mission Of their several States other State boards TO be
annoan,cd ~ soon as appointed:
Aluiue-W lker Blame, chairman; Captain George l.
Carsn1, Major William H. Mill, Sumner l. himDIll.
Northumberland ii. liza, chairman; Mllhan H.
XnitncN, William IL. Appleton Vermont lOnei Joan
l, chairman Major Merritt Barber /. >. Al
I.1rls l. Persons. Observation-Disclosures L. tdubce
Waiirr . Iaton James q. HIN, b. ;. Pike, a. C. FlOyd
IhnJe I-laud-Waiter l.. Gardner, ii. III. Illcy. Con
,cccut-K Duryee, Charles Lyman; two DINERS 10 he
Giitrr NJ Hustled, Perey II. Eaton New-Jeisey-
G,ucril L. A Carmen, Chairman joan Wilson. J0hn g.
Tanner Peunsylvanla-J. X. Me- amnOn, chairman;
n n Cueyau,v j. n. L. Gleason, HI. Brady wilkins PAD
UeIsn Joln Bingham Maryland-Nlliam PucAhtY
Wnvtr IiaIumoTe; Milton u. Ulner, Frederick u neral
T. " os. Baltimore. Nrgma-I. A. Reed, Alex
ondria chairman Pcyt0n ~ Coles. CharottesVluc;
loan l. Roper. Norfolk Colonel William l.. Tanner
Hicnuoud Colonel Robert Cralgmll LynchDurg; H. ~
Wnaleu Washington West Nirlnia-MVOr IhcOpnus
cain. Gen raj ] h. Ewing Captain +. W. Moor ONO
-Captaiu Charles l.. nenry, chairman MAYOR T. W
Clark Major d. W. Rhodes, General H. Y. BONnJOn,
Warren = Young, c. III. Carring ION. IndlAna-Gcneral
Cowiug H. 4. SluIth. IllnOiS-COlVDeI > T. Rounds,
CHAIRMAN; Colonel A. H. Hot, James = Delano. Wis
consp-E. NJ TTnell, r. nOmc, j. j. Lite, Mlliim
burke tennessee "A. 4. Freeman, Colonel b Brown
Inv l IN, W Ilogg, Guy A. Wines. kansas-N 4. Mac
farland, chairman l.. j. Dallas Captain George W.
Weed
Tie Board of Direction request all OF the persons
oom.i who have moi signhed their acceptance, To adj
wise the board OF their action In the premises early
po.s,be John W. Thompson, Metropolitan Bank Is
Chairman Oi the board.
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THE SEASON AT LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, y. j., Aug. 29.-The hotels
are sim doing more fair share OF business and the
beach is crowded daily.
Tbs wife Of Bishop Matthew simpson has given beau
tf baptsnal font 10 the simpson Methodist Lpis
copal Church
DR. Gross. the Philadelphia physician, Is
Among the newcomers at the Rowland Hotel.
The Elberon VIII remain open until October L.
Charles Wcstermann, OF New York, will deliver tho
first of series of ten lectures upon the Civilization OF
France I'm the Seventeenth Century tomorrow evening
n The Uowlnnd Hotel The lectures Will be delivered at
the request Of "A number OF cOttaGefs.
The tity OF Richmond Will ruu mere until OCTOBER 10
Raron Blanc Is at the ocean Hotel
The scarborO will remain open for the reception OF
guests until october /. ,, -, A.,
York are at the Hotel Brighton.
H. H. Ewing and wife, vi New-I Ork, nave arrived al
the Ocean Hotel. H.. ,.o !
at the United states Hotel 49,, -, -.-. +,
Warren Leland ir of the Ocean Hotel, has contracted
for the erection of IA cottage his new lot IN Chelsea
ave- -, ,..,. NJ. T., i,
Hotel II, $50 . a.,
ScarbNO. -, 49,. -, d,
Lieutenant Diodati, OF Geneva is at the West End
Hotel. ,,,, . -
The work Of turning Green Pond into lake Will be
completed this fall
the arrivals OF the Mansion House:
Roger A. Pryor has registered AT the west End Hotel
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
wAsHNGToS. Tuesday. A

wAsmSGTOS Tuesday. Aug. 90 1882.
robu T. Knox Controller Of the Currency. has re-
,nroea from Nantucket and will resume his duties to-
morrow . . <.---,.....
Aointant General Drum has been called TO GreenOurg
Penn by tie ilinessof relative lie Left TINS city THIS
evening . ,,.,,
LII The trial OF the star Route eases TO-DAY hi Wilson,
al counsel FOR the defence continued his argument De-
fore the jury.
TIE President to-day appointed Deos Jacobus. post
master at Crookston MINI. and Thomas J. Lake, post
Iua-ier az Athens Ala.
The Ac ing Controller Of the Currency has authorized
,ho National Bank Of Franklin, Ind, with capital OF
$4,000, 20 begin blsiness
Threc-and-a-half per cent bonds 20 the amount OF
Is 1850 600 were withdrawn from the Treasury to-day
Tor conversion into the new three Per cent bonds
New Post Offices established to-day at Barnegat
CITY Ocean County, n j., Mary Jones. postmaster;
Center Hcrkiiner County, n. Y, James X. johnson,
postmaster
THE sentence OF tho Court Martial that Colonel Joseph
n Tayor be reprimanded In general orders has been
,nnroyed by the Judge Advocate General General
Sherman has not acted upon the case
The following postmasters were commissioned To-Day
i r. Hammond Pstehogue, n. Y; Robert Cruikshank'
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RACING AT BRIGHTON BEACH

The races were continued ut the Brighton
Beach track yesterday. The weather all that could
be desired but the track heavy The pleasure OF
many OF those present maIred by the defeat OF
the through the cnreessness Of the
miniature Jockey, j. Caldwell The races were given
to the following horses: Felowplay. Blackmorc, Ida b.
Camillus and Wakefield. The ,third was thought
Bouncers before half the distance had been
but to the surprise OF everyone. Ida b. drew up and
passed her when mile quarter had been run, and
won the rnce The nlly BOuhcer had been under
strong pull and the Jockey Barrett seemingly made little
effort TO oyertake Ida b. Katie Cree ran 80 poorly that
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A MEETING OF RIFLEMEN.

At the meeting of the Board of Directors of the
National Rifle Association yesterday there were
present Generals t. l.. AOlineuX, j. b. Woodward
and s. *. Smith; Colonies George d. Scott, j. ii.
Cowperthwaite. g. :. SchermeThOrn and j. &. Story,
g. L. Morse and q; II. Seabury; The committee on
the International Military match reported that they
had aHpGme4 Colonel T. T. + Ponr ST"T Of
Washington ID. c.. as the two members of the
American teams and reserves to represent the Ma
uOual Rife Association. General Woodward re-
ported that be had appointed Colonel Schern' rhorn
as assistant executive olhcer ana ColOneI ID. Il.
Austen a. provost marshal at CreedmOOr during the
fall IN citing and the International contests.
A resolution was adopted that life mem
hers and annual members of the
cation be admitted free TO the range
during the sail meeting and lnternationa matches,
Franklin OsgOOd was elected eimember The
treasurer announced the following additional sub
scrptlons 10 the fund for meeting the expenses OF
the American team in the International contests
here, and at Wimbledon In 1888
and for entertaining the foreign repre-
sentativesE Bates, Reed & Cooley, Sl0U;
lion Rifle Club $40; J. 6. & +. DimOnd, $50 :;
Franklin Osgood $50 Decker IL Rapp, go !;
Lieutenant w b. Parkins. $40 and Captain IL. L.
Aspinwall, $40.
Among the numerous letters from foreign lega-
tons, Governors OF states, etc. acknowledging III
yItatiOns to be present at the CreedmOOr contests
were the following Cheng TsaO Ju. Chine,e Min
Istcr for himself and the military attaches Of the
Chinese Legation; Iakaboro Kcsoro, Charge
Alien, the Hawaiian Minister who hoped
TO be present; Assistant Secretary of
State Davis, thanking the association
for the courtesics extended to the representatives
az foreign Governments ; from Governor Poster of
OHIO: Governor Hoyt, of Pennsylvania Governor
Jerome OF Michigan Governor Critiehden, OF Mis-
souri: Governor Cameron, OF virginia Goyernor
Ludlow, of New-Jersey Governor h4opaId'
of Minnesota; Governor BOXham. OF Flor
ida: Governor Cullom,. of Illinois; Gov
ernor Long of Massachusetts, ana GOV
ernor Bgelow, oil Connecticut man1
of the Governors regre ted that business OF oheIai
importance would prevent their beng apie 10 10 ac-
cept the invitation, and Others accepted mere
WAS general expression OF hope that the Ma
tiona Guard OF this country Will more than sustain
It's good reputation IN its contests ol skill Win the
Volunteers OF Great Britain"
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BASEBALL GAMES.

About 1000 people witnessed the tenth con-
test al the Polo Grounds yesterday ott"eeh the e'ro
nolitan and Providence baseball mines The game re-
suited in an easy victory for the home team. who out
novea the crack League al every point Ihe Pr"V-
donce nine faced the delivery Of Valentine for the hrs
time and his pitching was effective that they made
only for single nit The visitors PLAYED rather loosely
in the field particularly Farrell who made several gar
ing errors The Motropoltans played ,nou s,5nV, m4u
,'d some brilliant plays. aud were frequently APP
nnude, Nelson led no the bat ior the Mc1s, ai h
hfVy III ,nrv for the homo team the Providence
In. sruimnry IS rs follows:
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INSPECTION OF FOREIGN VESSELS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury has under consideration the best plan Of
carving into eject the provisions of the sections of the
Revised statutes applicable to the inspection OF foreign
passenger steam vessels indicated in amendment to Sec
ton 44OJ of the Revised statutes approved, August T.
1852 The first step be taken is the appointment OF
sixteen special inspectors Of foreign steam vessels OF
whom six are for duty at NewYork two at Boston, two
al baltimore AZ Philadelphia two al New Orleans
and TWO al san Francisco Some difficulty has been
Druc,d I'm the selection OF inspectors and the
iii will hardly be completed for two or three weeks
The -uneryisiug Inspector General Will prepare the
~ lions Tor the guidance of the special Inspectors, as
500 aS the secretary give his attention TO the
matter.
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BUrcHERS CURIOSITY AROUSED.

Considerable curiosity has been manifested
by the retail and wholesale butchers OF Washington
Market n TO the ownership aud precise purposes OF the
,re ,vood and iron refrigerator building on the
hn,head at the foot of DcvOerow IN West Washington
Market A TRBUS ~ reporter yesterday asked Mr. Ket
temnn. the clerk o. the market, who 1t that
:. Thnt ia a conundrum." said Mr. Ketleman. that
can't be solved down here Nobody has been able To dis
posed that they are thcago people"
Inquiry was made OF Tho foreman OF the laborers and
all me workmcD engaged In putting II up lhy All pro
fessed utter ignorance. The reporter called on Otto
gcinnecke who, he was told, knew all about H. Mr.
Reinnecke keeps large bitchering establishment III
Eulton-sf am a. anxious TO find out the owners as
Won are yourself" said he know nothing ABOUT H.
ms ,noTnng mot Mr.. Eastman, the cattle SHIPPER
d he asked me II was phi, ding up told him was
no., | know IN much about IT, however; the only two
rrgt,.ro nrms that are sending this meat East are
G@"rTe H. Hammond and swift Brothers. They are
cnmDeng for TINS trade and each Il tJ ing To get It's
, ver the railroads into New-York The railroads
nsnorng live steer they are PAID Tor IoOO pounds
t Wne r Sfuss to offer facilities that Is ne
rairoada running into New-1Ork 40: NOW VIII
tell you little story. Last Week mr. r., Ham Ham
~ ace mo and said that he had been telegraphcd notice
of this refrigerator which was going mp mere IN Wasng
ION Market and had 10 see VINO IL was that was
pmttng il up lie unable to Ind out ana returned
10 Chicago In the meantime we 0"Hls nave peeh
sning refrigerator beef into Baltimore III ruch qlhntl-
To- mat the wholesale butchers there nave held n
meeting to take some action To save themselves IL IL
huit and intend running their refrigerator cars Into
New-York over the Baltimore and ONO kaiir0a
freerator WINS being built by A. Il. Campbell The name
OF the owner ia given Henry T. Higgins OF Chicago
drn If the owner that nothing should be said about
the refrigerator IL was Only intended hs an expert
when finished about 500 of beef Permission
a. erect IL was granted by tho Dock Commlssloners
Chicago neooe will only good nnaty OF beef, the
sooner Ii comes the better ior tAeu-
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Salem, n V; Linus North Brunsw lex, Ca, Provo
Nve Laramie City Wy; Mary H. McCaushn' iio'
City, Utah , ,,,o roconmend-
The Secretary OF War to-day approved inc % n an
alton Of the Mississippi River $40 me last Con
gross for improving the navigation OF n1 ri,eer vii
River aud il is supposed that work upon INC iiNei W."
hon At.
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PROTECTION AGAINST BURGLARS.

SEA BRIGHT, n. j., Aug. 29.-Ihe cottage
residents OF Monmouth Beach, between sea Bright ana
Long Branch have formed society to protect 'hem-
selves against burglars and sneak thieVes' IL - '''u
the Monmouth Bcacn Protect i've hssociat on fredercN
Potts the president. AMI George r. 0cpli' Tue VIZ
president have the powers as the ponce Justices
uf iue .ta
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THE COURTS.
co1-Pr c,TFNDARs-AUGUST 30.

COTrRT CALENDARS-AUGCST 30.
stprVvV CDrRr-tHANRKRs Before Potter J.-No-;
~ ia lgl 1873 An as.essmeui calendar viii als) Do
'a.e ,rvr couRr-spEcIAL TERi-Beiore Donohue. J-No
day calendar ....., ,.s.,o ~. r.,,vtcl q l.
SupERlOE COURr-SPEciN TERM -Beioie H'lE"'0A - -
No G4y calendar. - 49,. Van pr,,t NO
a.. ANIL
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The team VIII COntlnue thelr placIIce hgdln 10
dav. when 1t is thought all the distances will be
gone over.
Colonel BOdine has rendered the secretaryship OF
the team TO Captain William H. Murphy, Adjutant
of the 18th Regiment, n. g. ;. n. y. who Mas ac-
cepted the position. Captain Murphy has been on
the range every day since the opening OF the com
petition.
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Cltr Real Gslate for Sale.

g1OR SALE, II PARK AYE.-FOur- story,
brown-tone fIon house in thoiourh conc ton ana al
appliances freshly and extensively painted anu uecoed m
Oh. apply 40 IA Moltiist
NOR SALE OR TO LET.
SIX nrstcas- hrownstoue private dWenin2 nouses 40
9l-t II. aud licking we al modern
improvements; tHO blocks from Central r sl.t'nc o'
III nom elevated station nait uadet the uihf Y
te SION 81 hy days work ever tnu piID.
pg prrfeci. Apply premises or at f. JArVEf irlOun'
building Room ~
NOR SAIF.-The factory. four lots OF ground
I ana lulyheaf conner Of ltths. ana hudson ,'rr.
mo l,Ind.pi rs tour stories cellar, l'ONllL lu
g. T most subsaual manner. used afd refinery, Win
a. i hoiles tank, COO era ant everything compiler suit
M tor soA work.. storage. OF any kud OF naneactuihS
In mess Apply 70 V. MACE, RAN
D"'' Room 1, , and stone So
KATEST END HOUSES Mt HARLEM prices
w $1,000 20 50 900 near Park and station. ,-,,.
STEW Ems. broadway and 12l
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son. the coored applicant for West Point ca1etship
with others was examined to-day IN history and gram
mar IT will not be known until Friday or SATURDAY
whether he passes the examination.
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Citn properin 10 Lei.


LARGE four-story basement brOwnStone
n house nicely and fully furnished near windsor lioeL
10 let TO good parry. part rent IN board T. H. ~ ANE"
200 Broadway.
A FLOOR TO LET in the new tire-proot
"A building. - to Rosc-st mas the very best 2lhees
for turing purposes freight ana n2 eNlis
power neh and day and % any eNent required the VIZ
best light plenty and heated win steam AVp"
10 he owner GEORGE MUNRO, II 10 - Nahde"aie'''@
nOUSE for board for two furnished; az
4 1 conveniences the Park. Fast side 10 s'lAn
private family OLD Resident /, Tribune ONCE
SEND for PRICE LISTS; p firSt-ela.5;
- Apartmeut Houses and Flats all pucc, near PARK an'
NJ, dice STEVENS. broadway and '-d.st
rENO LET, from September IA new ana
beautifully finished house on LeXngtonAve, near ot, -
For permits apply TO g. W. MUNRO % Nandewate a., ~.
rI'O LET. at a moderate price, Il large, wen,
lighted door, with best appliances for manUttt IN ~, "a
MINls,y'- Bui.ding IL ~ NahdcNAtersL Apply " "'
owner IN the building
tE'O LET.-A four-Story brownSIohe. hisn
stoop house, fully furnished on 5thay' o'er,,SSAy
Mount Morris Park Inquire WILLIAM = "A'N'
6l9 Broadway y. Y. C.
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v1cTopIo1s WESTERN CRIcKETERs.

The second days play in the match between
Pho visiting players from the West and the Brooklyn
vnb,ttn clubs eleven terminated yesterday after
noon In victory for the visitors in one innings with
thirty run, 10 spare The Mlhattans we're quickly dis
poed OF yesterday for total Of ~ runs, leaving the
western team vicors by score Of l-G in one innings
Dovey again led the the part of the Nanhaaus
his tally being 10. The appended score gives the ful
n.lrcs Of the match:
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Jons BoDINE, Captain. c. f. ROBBINS, Adjutant. sc.
The result of Yesterdays shooting can be read in
the following tables:
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.rcospEp REAL ESTATE rKANsFGRI
j, LNV n TI|I7
NEw.YORK CITY.

7ottts 1895 II g ~ %lsye Io.0Nlo"iF WIN .oo,.
lVi H99I. and wife to Johnson - $1,000
10Th St mi 4TI II to II White aud another I62ot
llts. o. ; 5S$ 1t to brown another 5000
othpye ;, 2 10 = S' aa..'' - 1000
ot t% "a, : I fonovaE ana v yner Io5N
7St9,st Radon TSg y -. 1885,
o-ttHv - - cor of 2d-aye. l32NlOOll also tnr0f
idcslsI 4hS ii'MN eSIanus $1,000
SANG JP&1lSas ca'iSr'o $4,000
Noiison.lvc. @ s. ga ~ u OF ltth-S'' Io'A'o ! Is
''"I 'trtas-nyc To Elizabeth Dumas -,-..;--'...
OIL 80. AZ , - Is f. X Gtn-,t -l.5Nluo hs1 -raft,
T,..i Iif I,5a Si cTl'' VN.. 2oeoc
70, -. ~ - Is iteof llth-avc. t3X3 % A'c.tN1..b;
a. i \ lizard ana N'e o' $500
Cr,sne.f So lC3 6 Wl,teuhorg ami VIE to Wiz .
g., Dots a., ,. 5oAfts Of 5Ith.st. 54N7j. Comtla
Syll,s and husband TO Henry N'r'A'h 4Nd an ~,
san, ,,,,n,rty John G schwatz 20 IL NolOach ana an
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REAL ESTATE.

Nl.S-YoEK. Tuesday, Aug. %. 1882
49,, e.uo,,ipo sale was held at the Exchange
ealcsroom to-day p. t,,, T. Uo,d
.,,orv stone dwelling with lot 70 }o7 East sd
l4'.''if >, n of Aye.A. lot 20 'Nlo2.-; Leander $1,000
~ $IO,O.O
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WESTERN ELEVEN

- -ri IA ,l-v.lv - - rurton. Cleycriy .......... l
Rev r. -. Philips Hunt 3 Btmpl II lhl
~trAtiOrt. NOT ,hI
WSI "a Ufnt ........l3 yes T. Leg Byes =, Balls ,.
shaw out w "a,
NrIaahlauc aud Ban'stlrloI Total .-. .-----. 20
Runs AT TIE FALL or EACH WICKET
First inning . q q If 80 81 % G6 81 ll9 l2G-l26
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.


WAsHINGTON, j. G., Aug 20, leS2
Rv virtue of the authority conferred by law upon the
eecriory OF the Treasury notice Is hereby gwen that
M hods hereIna indicated VIII not bc accepted Tor
sur;udcr and exchange INTO three per cent DOhds, ana
maj tnr principal and accrued interest on the bonds
herein below dies guaed Will be pad at the treasury OF
the Iuiicd states the City OF Washington D. C., on
fe Am day of October 1852, and that the interest on
sud hands will cease that day, viz: Registered
hons of inc Act OF March, 1868, continued during the
leasre OF the Government, under the terms OF Circular
10 ID dated Aprl IL, ISL TO bear interest at the rae
of 90 per cent per annu, from July l. ISL ana which
The of those issued under the Act OF
Marcn SOB. known continued 6s and which have
NOT here ofOre been called, or which nave not been
of,red for surrender ana exchange INTO pefcentum
hnnds of the act of .Iuly II. So.
Rnnds for,y ardrd redemption should be addressed
IN te secretary the Treasury, DIVISION OF Loans
GO Wa-biueton D. c." and all Tie bonds called by TINS
c,rc,,iar snoud assigned 10 the Secretary vi the
Tressnry for redemption Where checks IN pay ment
mr. oc-cd m favor any but the payee the bonds
shonld he assigned the secretary Of the treasury Tor
,ejcn1ufion for account Of-there insert the name
~ rsOn or persons to whose order the check should
be made payaOlel NhA"|"' ." iN'''
II is estimated that the bonds embraced IN this call
amount 10 about S3,5OO,OOO. There were @4.6OO'OOO
M I'm, class Of bonds outstanding yesterday but the
amount was reduced to about T3,5OOOOO by the sur
,nder of about 81 100000 the 3i2 per cents to-day
Tor transfer IN IS Tie offer OF surrender was made by
ieecapn TO Gay before the call FOR bonds was Issued
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MANHATTAN.

To-day the Western players visit Newark where they
viii uc thc guests oi tine Newark cllD Tor Two d'' O
tev return 10 play their ia.t match INA tie cy
wi n a nj rd eleven OF the staten Island, hanhNitah
ana 81 Georges clupS on the mtters grounds ~ hO
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brooaInn Dropcrtn for Sal: AM 10 tst

ITO LET, $40 Carlt0n-ave., near Pacllc-sr,.,,
u,nds,me threestOry sone-front house ul coup,,t'
order an he seen a, ali hours rutland * Mhii'N"
. BoeAman.st-
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bill NYE" ACCEPTS APOsrMAsTERsHIP.


Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNEl
WASHINGTON. Aug. 29.-Among the latest com
m,ssions issued by Acting Postmastcf-Gcneral Hat
ION Is one 10 Bill Nye." lately appointed posi-
master at Laramie City, w. I. Nye isthe Editor OF
a paper called The Daily BOOm9ang In accept
ing the nomination he says
LARAMIE CITY. W. r., Aug. 10. 1SS2
To Ny DEAR GENERAL: have received the news ny
telegraph OF my nomination and confIina, i9n as posi-
,oa1er NJ Laramie and wish to extend my thanks LOT
10 oi,c have ovaered an entirely new set OF boxes
and most Office Outfit, including new coriu-acu tuSP
dores for use of clerks. look upon the appointment
1nvsef a. n triumph OF eternal truth over error an"
x@ronr II is one cpochs. as may say IN me y a
tiou's onward march toward pOtca 'uill! anu W
tion don't know when have noticed any siillc III
~ N lirs of state which SO Thoroughly llIcH'eu nv
len ia wisdom that We are cO-WoihcIe III TIC
sane dsoartment trust that yOu Will not itel say OF
backwaId IN consulting AT any tine lelaVe 10 mat
,ers ronce rniug Post Oce Department affairs be per
fecfly frank with me,ad feel perfect Tree JUST !" n5
anvtibc o that kind right 10 me. DO not lecl IcIuc
fat brr,.e may appear at times cold ana IesvINeu
tsernau Won mink know the difference between
gene delivery window and athrcc EN- quad, bt tidi
isa mistake My general Information Is lar D' Gnu tVe
Of INV wears With profoundest regards remain SIN
VI uiS onrs BILL NYE, i. NJ