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dgs H. hume M SOFA Ysl stat. Hogs. n.
HaeRSeek gHys t sod s 20 ss!e hS 49, "
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH
total for ne week thus f S7 heaS iT came ' IN
s8anS and gG fe SHADE 5 asas f
clO as9 Ree sss' h = 80 49, Fat Bulls 1888
SuFFP AND LAABs-Receipts to-day, 1000 heai totA lp
the week thus far $500 head for same time last week
rcs a nid6 iowet FOR Sheep Fair 70 Good western sheep
70 90d So Choice Fancy, 81 50a$4 3d. Canada LanoS
HoGs-Receipts oday G325 head; total for the week
thus far, $40 head Tor same time last week 1900 he
consigned through % marker dull and prices s an
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Good 10 Choice Yorses 81 5OdS7 80; Good Butchers and
Medium weights - ass 80; rigs Sc a 81 30. IN,
.sT rpFsTy Penn Oct id CATTLE - Receipts. LODI
head market active and prices Z5a4Oc higher IMAM lAS'
week.
HoGs-Reeeips 1000 head market slow Philadelpnias
s. ass 80 BamoIes 20 ass 90 Yorkers 81 oOG$' 'o'
Grassers SO jOdS7. 1t, -. .,.o,, LAT
sT IoUs Oct. IG.-CkTuK-RecHpts 2lOO headi shlP
ments zoo head supply liberal; prices hrm and usmu
no desirable shipping Natives offered, but some GOOD
and Indiana BROUGHT - lOaS4 10 on eastern
Mixed Natives Butchers stock brought - 40~S7' 4'"
Bulls, of l. 500 ID, sold at - 400 H..s ,,ortet
-HEEP- Receipts 500 head shpments ogO ne i,tfnns
quiet and slow $3dSl Is FOL Medium 20 fahe5 uO'
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Real estate agents.

ORANGE, N j. real estate specially ~ ,n;as
nishei; vicinity ali depota Apply " EDWARD r. HAM
ILTON, No. PinesS
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NOTICE OF SALE

OF
OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING,
NETWORK
IN PURSUANCE OF an act OF Congross passed July II.
1851 will expose sle. pablo auction, on "wednesday.
the ish day October 1881 az ~ O'Clock noon al thu Tx
change saldsrOOms Ill Broadway New York City. the
nroperty commonly the Old Post once site. I'm
Inc buildings thereon NASSAU st, between Cedar
ana IJbr. Az s Of New York more particular
fexcrfptton which Is follows. Wiz commencing az
ront on the north side OF ST. and running thence
xsesterly 20 Nassau st, hundred and ten feet
yhenee nOrtherly Liberty hunsred
and eight nehes thence eastery along tho
snth sts Of hundred and nfteen feet
inches southory 70 point OF beginning hun
arsd seventy feet inches be- tho same
lese
premises viii be put al an upset price q 5000 600
folows per cent Of the purchase moses must =
OF thu United states which his receipt VII 10 Hyen,
tho Assistant Treasurer on the 10th DAY
November O'Clock. with cent nteese
OF se and forty i've cont on TIE ictn anx
OF December before O'Clock, with like interest," In nke
manner deeds viii 10 delivered and possession
given a., -. "a
payment desires 80 90 do With rebate OF interest,"
treasury 70 reject any Aad al bids and % re.asernsS
and osf the property oftsa May b necessary 70 s'H~
VIC 'A1"' ~ CHARLES J. FoL6ER
JOHN H. DRAPFR. Auettonssr
Dated Sektcraees IL. lee%
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REAL ESTATE

NEw-yoRx. Monday, Oct Is, 1882
The following was the only sale held at the
Exchange saesroom to-day
ByH ~ Camp.
5story brick house with lot No 90 Auenst ea
l2i6 II of Broomest, plot zosxoI.o; 80 ooo
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AXE MAH0PAC, y. Y.
Auction sale Of valuable building lots MONDAY
October rs at IL ~ premises finest farm In Putnam
County N weather unfay0rable,
postponed fair day thea u be positively sold
~ f'-' WI. BEAN.
1877 Nest-st
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V1TANTED.-A plain Christian family, two
W adults 70 board family aFes iGT Se S,a
rooms and bedding house Is pretty story DIo" nsVie
nigh stOop and has al improvements Is slSse On ae 9
Railroad station at the corner near Zen
raj par west sde Address for one week, OWNER box
5O Tribune Uptown Office, 1888 Broadway (No aSentsl
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auttiou so,.s Of Real Gstate.

JERE. JOHNSON, jr., will
sell az auction on THURSDAY. Oct. 10.
CANT Co,tlgo sitcss near tho watsE-
Free excursion Oy steamer SANK
SLOAN. Royal New eIsey cian
roast on arrival Fine music on
steamer aad land by Grafnlis's ia
mons hand tFraTcis X. Diller. leadeTl-
-, Ladies invited. COmplime ptary
passes for above and all other partlc-
lars can be OBJ alued Of
JERE- JOHNSON, Jr-
. Pine-sL, New.l ork.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN FRANCE.

Ch1Slc IN fhANCE.
LONDON, July 19.-ln the French Chamber Of
Deputies day NJ. Goblet, Minister Of the Interior
and of Worship. replying to Radical interpella-
ton demanding the establishment of a central
mayOralty for Paris, moved the order Of the day
pure and simple, which was rejected by vote of
27S to 172. The Chamber adopted, by vote of
21S to 176, order of the day hostile to the crea-
tion of central mayoralty. In consequence Of
these votes an urgent summons was issued for a
Cabinet council.
The member who moved the Interpolation quoted
promises of the Government in favor of its object
therefore both votes were unfavorable to the Gov
ernment
6p NIT is stated in Paris that the Cabinet has
resigned.
Reuter- dispatch dated Paris, $50 p M, says ::
Tne report of the resignation of the Ministry has
not yet been confirmed. A council of Minister'S
VIII be held Tomorrow morning at the Eysee; 1t
is considered probable that the difficulty will be
satisfactorily solved"
LONDON, July 20-Tke Daily TelegrdpRs corre-
spondent ut Paris says it is not thought likely that
Nj. de Freycinet will retire, but that possibly MN.
Goblet aud Humbert will.
The DAILY Ne,css dispatch from Paris states that
NJ. de Freycnet has placed the designations of him.
self and his colleagues ID the hands of
President Grevy. The latter urgently begged them
TO withdraw their Tesignations. There Is not the
slightest possibility that NJ. Gambetta will be sum
mOned to form Ministry. The mother of NJ GAM
BETA died yesterday.
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MINOR CONGRESSIONAL TOPICS.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-hr. Sewen pre-
sented in the Senate yesterday communication from
Brevet-Major- McQua.e, transmitting resolu
ton of the Society of the Fifth Army Corps at Detroit
asking that justice be done General F1z John Porter
On motion Of Mr.. Miller, OF New York, the House amend
ment 10 the Senate bill for the sale OF the old NewYork
Post Office site was cOncurred In.
Senator Logan introduced to-day bill making an ex-
ception for the provisions of the AntChnese bill Of
vessels bringing Chinese passengers who merely wished
TO cross the continent their way from other countries
TO lin I, homes The measure discussed during the
morning hour and vigorously defended by Senator
Logan but was not disposed OF. He asks that Il be
ferred to the Judiciary committee ana Is evidently very
much in earnest about IL.
A motion by Mr. George TO retain the stamp tax on
bank cnecks dIas. orders and vouchers 500 In
aInnnnt Was rniect ted.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
WAsHINGTos, Wednesda

WASHINGTON. Wednesday, July 10, 1882.
At the close OF business to-day $73,959350 United
States called bonds had been redeemed at tne treasury
surgeon Puryance of the Marine Hospital, has been
ordered 20 proceed Babylon, L. l.. and examine the
physica condition OF the keepers of tho esaying sta
tons.
OF the Is per dividend recently declared In favor
NJ the depostors OF the Freedmaus Savings and Trust
Company about 100000 still remains uncaed for OF
tins amount $4,000 belongs to depostors n tue CITY OF
New-YOrk
The Conference Committee on the River and Harbor
bill have disagreed upon the Senate amendment increas
ing the Mississippi River appropriation OF $l,ooOooo;
o,so rnon the Hennepln aud the Delaware Canal provi
sons and upon the appropriation OF half million Tor
the Potomac Hats
The House Committee Pacific Railroads decided to
postpone until December next further consideration OF
the bill 20 aid In improving the navigation OF the MIS-
sssinpi River by constructing cvee from Memphis TO
the Vazoo River in Mississippi, aud TO authorize the
Me,nnhis and New-Oreans Railroad Company TO Duiia
It's road upon the leVee'
Postmaster General Howe and First Assistant fo's
,eperal Hatton were the noor OF the Senate
d.v and common rumor Ia unjust to them II they were
not there to lobby" for the reconsideration Of the vote
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TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.
TICKET BROKER

TICKET BROKERS IN COUNCIL
BosTON July 19.-The Ticket Brokers' Ass0cia-
tion IN today the Hotel Brunswick this being
their fourth annual meeting
THE TARIFF COMMISSION.
LONG BRANCH, N j., July l9.-Ihe Commission
with Judge Underwood temporary chair
THE sCHUYLKILL NOT POISONED.
PHILADELPHIA July 19-Dr. Taylor to-day re-
Board OF Health the result OF OF
Of the Schuy M River The Investigation shows that
the river not poisoned.
PHILADELPHIA OIL EXCHANGE
PHILADELPHIA, July I9.-The new OIL Exchange
this city to-day Several merchants and NJ
Mitchell and Nicholas Mehler representing the NewYork
Petroleum Exchange, were present
WATER IN A PRE5S-R0OM.
BOSTON, July 19.--Ihe press-ro0m of The BosfoH
Journal WashngtObst flooded durng very heavy
thunder at but was freed BY one OF tho city
fire engines without much damage.
ARMY WORMS AT FALL RIVER
FALL RIVER Mass, July l9.-Ihe army worm mas
appeared this vicinity in large nnmbers Farms IA S1er
suffered severely In this city lawns
and gardens have been considerably damaged
HEAVY STORM AT BOSTON ,
Boston, July l9.-Ibere was u heavy thunder
storm this For haf an hour rain e In tor
ront he damage by water IN the lower sections OF e city
viii be very great the rainfall computcd at 20 inches
YELLOW FEVER ON BARK.
PHILADELPHIA, July 19.-DT. Robinson. the
reported 70 the Board Of Health to-day
that te Dark FANNIE H. Lorng from Matanzas detained
because OF ten shc iost four BY yellow fever ON
the voyage
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NOTES AND INCIDENTS.

LONDON, July 19.-The Daily Telegraph says ::
"The ships of the reserve squadron have been Or
dered to return to their several stations This is
regarded as an indication that the emergency as
far as regards a demand upon the navy, has
passed."
dispatch to The Times from Portsmouth says !:
"a whole army corps has been mobihzed at Alder
shot aid arrangements have been made to embark
the troops at Portsmouth, Southampton and Liver
pool if necessary"
The Lord Mayors fund for the relief of the refu-
gees from Egypt in Malta only amounts 10 E3,OOO.
The Governor has written TO the Lord Mayor that
ESQ, 900 is necessary.
LONDON, July 2O.-The Daily Necs learns that if
the Government consider it necessary to bring
troops from India to Egypt they will ask the
sanction of Parliament therefor
dispatch from Athens says that number OF
refugees are preparing to return to Egypt
The British corvettes Tourmaline and Carysfort
and the transport Rhosina have left Cyprus for
Egypt
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. wednesday, July 10, 1882.
Alfred George King Co., timber merchants, of Lon
don, have failed. Their liabilities are 100000
The rife contest at Wimbledon for the Kolapore Cup
was won by the home team, whose scorewas 536. The
score OF the Canadians 500 Mr.. Gibbs OF Gouces-
ter one the candidates for place in the team going
to America tue Albert Jewel with a score of 81.
Berlin dispatch to The Morning Post says Colonel
Phponon the late commander OF the st. Peter and St.
Paul Fort who was accused Of treating the Nnilists
spiracy. has been sentenced to degradation from his
rank and exile to Siberia"
HAVANA, July 19.-The police have arrested six coun-
terfeers of coin who regularly established in
jewey shop here One member of the gang is I'm Spain.
Large quantities OF counterfeit silver dollars, hadoars
and quarter-d0lars weR seized. 1t is reported that
much of this false coin is already In circulation In the
interior.
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DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENTS IN OHIO.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 19.-The majority of
the delegates to the Democratic State Convention 10 be
held to morrow have arrived, and the indications
that there will be large attendance. The ticket
been almost lost sight Of in the contest for the
chairmanshp of the State Central and Executive Com
mittees and the management of the coming Campaign.
A fight is being made against John g. Thompson for
chairman and incidentally, against Thurman and Pendle-
ton, by the Young Democracy, who pushing j. IL.
Farley of Cey Gland, for the chalrmanshp The move
ment is said to look TO the advancement OF John w.
Bookwater and H. b. Payne Each side is claiming
that W i'll have majority ID the committee, which viii
be selected the morning j. W. Newman seems to
have the lead for secretary OF State.
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CHARGES NOT sUBsTANTIATED.

REPORT OF SPECIAL AGENT BRACkErT ON THE
CONDUCT OF APPRAISER HOWARD.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
WAsBISGroN. July 19.-The report of Special
Agent Bracket acquitting Appraiser Howard OF the
snecifc charges made against him, but expressing
an oninion generally unfavorable TO him as an OFF,
cor will hardly change his status before the Depart
,,,ort Comnlaipts are heard in various branches
of the Treasury Department that Mr. How
ord has not mastered the details OF his
Office and is not naturally fitted for 1t. This feeling
has existed for some time. No steps, however, have
heon taken toward his removal and II is said that
tho annontment of ex Senator Strahan was never
considered in the Treasury Department. IL Is un-
derstood that no action will be taken at present.
Ex-senator Strahan came to Washington THIS morh-
ing and left this afternoon.
The conclusions TO which Mr.. Brackett arrives IN
his report are as follows:
Tn regard TO the charge that Appraiser howaru TO
ceved "a 600 from George L. Webster attorney ~
for the Of his Official ~ ~
the character Of ApOlllnarls hihciai ""'O'' ~
" snsvHer 70 tne charge relative to silk importation
nv r. IndwlR a Co., the action OF tue APPi"'0' ""'
instifed by the attending circumstances. A.. oo.roo
Ih that the Appraiser endeavored To coerce
Assistant Appraiser William b. healy ,ad n,o aa ~
classification OF certain anlllne afes a IN The habit OF
The charge that the Appraiser mas pee ~ ~ nsd door,
freauenty consulting with Mr.. webster WIN eos.s n
10 such an extent 10 cause scanam IN y, hnss of inn
and that sucn action incrlered with the pusneeo VI LII
porters is not substantial d ..o,vod f,on the
the charge that Appraiser Howard received um '1S y,
Custom House full months pay, III tne 1un ~ i' mont
1880 In advance OF his having earneu y, - ~ 49,
he da rfceS1 Sem his sna private There
has been no scandal In the department rosuins
stock transactions by the Appraiser shu A''''
Appraiser. ,a., 81, oortain straw
Relative 10 the proper classification OF cerr ,ha Nv
brads imported by Rowe Brothers IN wnieh nnraissr
Hoyt 10 pass them at 10 OF duty thah "s eo
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ssent under the law the Appraiser justified In his
comeuisions aud actions bv the facts in the case. -
- Inc charge that Appraiser Howard Threatened y. -;
BiS IN examiner OF the ninth division, with MS onct.
uspeasure, Is untrue. In reference TO the additlOnh
ehargc wherein 1t is alleged that on two occasions NC
was gully using gentlembny aud insulting langu
10 persons calling upon him official business am or
the opinion that the occasion referred 70 ne din
allow his temper 10 influence his jud gment.
As Will be seen by reference 10 statements accompany
ing this report have examined those officers who from
their position aud general intelligence regard most
competent to form correct estimate of Appraiser HOW
ards capacity to h the important Office he now Occu-
PIES that while mpugn his Integrity, there are
those who do not hesitate TO say they do not consider
hun qualified by temperament mercantile experience
TO perform successfully the dutcs of the office OF APP
pri;iser Of Customs Of this port
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by which Lanning yesterday rejected as p0stdaser
at Penn YAM Readers OF THs TRIBUNE, who remember
the interview between Senator Van wyck ana these
officials, viii understand the kind of influence hey
would be naturally suspected TO bring to bear upon Sen
atofs.
William williamson, who arrested Monday night
the charge OF larceny Of number Of autograph ie
tors from the files OF the Attorney Generals office sew
eral years ago. while he was a clerk in that Office, wa
called up In the Police Court this morning for trial
Prosecuting Attorney Coyle said that he could not find
that the prisoner had any opportunity to abstract these
papers from the Department In the last three years. and
the statute of limitations only going back that far, he
would have to nolle pros the case. williamson
leased, much to his surprise.
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THE POWERS AND THE PORTE

LONDON, July 10.-In- the House of Commons this
afternoon Mr. Campbell-Bannerman Financial
Secretary of the War Office, said that efficient pre-
cautions had been taken to protect Port Said.
Isnailia and Suez but he could not enter into de-
tails.
Sir Charles Dixie Under Foreign Secretary, said
that the Identical note of the Powers to the Porte
tegarding the dispatch of Turkish troops to Egypt
was still unanswered.
CossTANuNoPLE, July 19.-The reply of the
Porte the identical note of the Powers has been
drafted but has not yet received the Sultans sane
tion. The statement that the Sultan had already
Determined to reject the proposal Of the Conference
lure
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THE TAX ON TOBACCO.
rpy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. !

WAsHINGToN July Ex-senator Beck's motion
fixing the tax upon tobacco at II cents pound
was carried to-day by vote of29 to 20. The division
was upon party lines except in the case of Senator
Jones, of Nevada, and Senator Kellogg, who voted
affirmatively with the Democrats. The fate of the
bill remains uncertain. II many of the Democratic
amendments are carried the Republicans will be
compelled to vote against the bill, on the ground
that 1t will not leave revenue enough TO carry on
the affairs of the Government. 1t Is hardly prob
able that it will pass the House at this session, even
If 1t passes the Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-20
POLITICAL NEWS.
GREENBACK-LABOR CANDIDATES.

ALBANY, July 10 The National Greenbacks
Labor Convention to-day adopted platform reaf
frmng the adopted by the Convention at Chicago
June $780, condening the railroads for their conduct
during the STRIKES well the penal code and the
prison system of the State demanding that incorporate
capital should be restricted in power, that all
public officers should be elected instead of appointed
that the thirteen specific demands made by the Science
Hall Committee TO be approved, and declaring the
party 10 be the original anmoDopoly party OF the coun-
try. Epenetus Howe was nominated for Governor on
the first ballot. James Allen of Brooky n, noni-
mated Lieutenant-GOvernOr 5. j. McParn, OF Niagara
County Chef Judge of the Court OF Appeals; B. j. hc
Donald, OF Glens Fails for Congressman-at-Large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-20
OPPOSITION TO THE NAVAL BILL.

IBf TELEUHAFH TO InH I''IO'I'I
WASHINGTON July ia spirited fight over the
Naval Appropriation bill in the Senate Is anti ci-
pated. The Naval Committee of the Senate has
been ignored, the most important of its functions
having been assumed by the Appropriations Com
mittee, in considering and passing upon plans for
the reorganization of the Navy. The plans formed
part of the bill it came from the House, and they
we're necessarily referred to the Appropriations
Committee of the Senate. The Naval Committee
of the Senate had plans for reorganization under
consideration for "a long time, but by this move
ment it is likely to have its work rendered nugd-
tory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-20
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH.

DAMAGED BY LIGHTNING.
BOsTON July 19.-The ship Magellan, which was
proceed Valparaiso struck by lightning at
The head VI her foremast was shattered.
A SCHOONER ASHORE.
Boston, July 19.-The schooner Abbe c. Stubbs
yesterday. she will probably he got OIL to-day
MR. VAN vALKENBURGH'S BODY FOUND.
NYACK n. Y, July l9.-Ibe body of Allen Van
who drowned of this place Monday
found at noon to-day. An inquest will be held here
SUICIDE OF A GERMAN.
LOCK HAVEN, Penn, July ia German political
refugee named Carl Dahlmeyer of Verden Hanover commit
himself.
MOON CLOUD.
. WILMINGTON. Del, July 19.-The moOn-clOud
discovered by John c. Jackson OF Hockessen the Mare
ON On me night of May H. again observed by him
A SCHOONER ASHORE
BELLPokI, j.. l., July 19.-The twO-masted
schooner llte Ieazer Captain William Andrews Of New
beuIo1u. Saino asnoie at yesterday dense fog,
about mile ana hail TO the OF smiths Point No
one lost -
SHOT BY POLICE OFFICER
PHILADELPHIA. July 19-Oficer Wager his morn
arrested John Lamon alias Valentine Iorner on ans
pic0n OF being professional thief broke away and
the officer shot him IN the back 1t thought
can i've
A HEAVY STORM.
LANCASTER, Penn July 19.-A heavy wind and
rain storm passed Columbia and the northern
section this afe In Columbia
signs were blown down Persons were injured by flying
objects.
DUELLIST HELD FOk TRIAL.
pprFpspIIRG Va JuIy l0-Hichard Garland
who shot and killed Addison Of baltimore n Lunen
burg County has been released ON $1,000 bail IL
thought that he viii DO acquitted On the ground Of Sell
defeReA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-20
THE GENERAL DEFICIENCY BILL.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-The conference
committee on the General Deficiency BILL ut their meet
ing today reached agreement upon all the points In
controversy excepting the Senate amendment providing
mileage for Senators who attended the special session
of that body convened last October On this amend
ment no agreement could be reached, and the House
conferees will probably report to that body tomorrow,
asking for instructions on this point Al OF the I'M
board OF audit 10 settle the funeral expenses
OF President Garfield, were agreed " by the House
Conference.