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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
~ sey-ss.
The State of Minnesota to R. c. Culbertson. do
ing business as r. C. Culbertsou & Co., De-
PENDANT:
SUMMONS
You are hereby summoned to be and appear be-
fore the undersigned, one OF the Justices of the
Peace in and for said county, on the 9th day of
April 1888, at O'Clock in the forenoon, at my Of
flee in the city of Saint Paul. in said County, to
answer to George Reising in a civil action
Should you fail to appear at the time and place
aforesaid, Judgment will be rendered against you
upon the evidence adduced by said George Reising
for such he shall show himself entitled to.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF March, AID.
1853. S. V. HANFT,
Justice of the Peace.
March 10-Sat4-w
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Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, March 3o.-The Drovers' Journal re-
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All objections to said assessment must be made
in writing and fled with the Clerk of said Board
at least one day prior to said meeting.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official: R. L. GoRMAN,
Clerk Beard of Public Works. 1891
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JOEN W. RUMSEY & CO..
Grain and Provisions

I26 Washington ST., Rooms Is and IS,
CHICAGO I'LL.
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Michel's Subdivision of Block IA, Stinson's
Division to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and
dissertation
SupDOsed oWner and

Subdivision of Block 10, Stinson's Division t.
st. Paul.
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ALI objections to said assessment must be
made in writing and filed with the clerk of raid
Board at least one day prior to said meeting.
JOHN EARRING TON,
Official: President
R. L. GoRMAN, Clerk Board of Public Works.
1921
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Commission Dealers.

The following are the quotations of sales from
by commission nen yesterday and are subject
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Afternoon Board Quotations.
RAILROAD BONDS

C. P. Bonds, 1st..114 q. P. land grant 1881
Erie seconds. go. 9614 Sinking fund. 1925
Lehigh & West. ..103 Tex. p. grant B.. 67$g
st. P. & s. G. LIST. 1l2$l do Rio G. div. 50
q. P. Bonds, LIST. ia a
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Attest FRANK ROBERT, JR., Clerk.
mar 24-4W- sat
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Wheat receipts In Chicago $500 bushe
shipments 2,277.
Year wheat closed in Chicago at I.04s<.
CORN.
PORK.
Chicago.

Corn receipts in Chicago 214,l47 bushels;
shipmeEts l25,73
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Jacob Caro-, manufacturer OF mirrors ana
frames at No 450 Pearlst and No. Baxter-st, made
an assignment yesterday Iidor Kone giving pref
sreuces Of ST. 993 Mr. Caro- failed IN November 1874
with liabilities amounting to $3S,00o, whioh nc COM
promised al 33is cents ON the DOLLAR
Tbs New York creditors Of c. seidenstrcker dealer In
dry-goods at Pltsburg. have received an oher 10 com
promise at so cents the dollar payable In SIX twelve
e,yaean and twenty four uonth The statement shows
liabiIjfies $4,000, assets $4,000.
Henry E. Pickett Co., builders ana planning miu ~
Thira-st and 0owanus Canal Brooklyn. have made an
Assignment to wilram A. Collingsood. The urn Dull
the Brighton Pavilion Coney Island and the buildings
of the Couey Island Jockey Club On October rs they
yoade An assignment TO Mr. Collngwood under the I'm
ression that they were going be pressed for the
payment accounts which they were nor fesay 40
meet Bus 1t was found that they had about SoVooo
sssefs 10 pay about $40 900 abite and the creditors
granted an extension OF four, sx, sht ana t"e"e
months and the assignment was amulet
An adjourned meeting of the creditors oil William H.
Brovuing the builder, who departed for England Las,
Thursday leaving liabilities to the amount OF about
100000 was held at the Office of Frederick zttel No.
! o2s Third-ave yesterday afternoon. The creditors
who are principally the plumbers, carpenters. etc. have
oncuded TO complete houses IN course OF erection
n suA1cjcnt means are provided IL Is understood that
q, the sum does not exceed $4,000 the money viii be
advapced and 1t declared tnat the pnidlngs are
compIeted-a result TO be accomplished only by the
hzrnouIors action OF the creditors-eyerybody VIII De
paid In full Some Responsible person VIII pr2naDiy ne
eIected as trustee whom the title OF the buildings wiil
be vested The houses are situated In Sixty
a. bel tween Fourth and Madison aveR
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VETERANS or THE 7TH.

Two hundred Of the uniformed battalion OF
the 7th Regiment Veteran Corps, topped with plnmed
chapeaus and protected by brightly polished swords
marched from the armory at 4:3o yesterday ater-
noon preceded by Cappa's Band OF iorly men IN
white helmets They captured no Elevated Railroad train
M stxty-.eyenth-st. aud rode 10 City Hall Park.
Thence they marched 10 Pier No. 20 North River
where they embarked the new steamer Pilgrim. This
4, their sIn ANIMAL excursion tho objective point bong
Fall River To-day the programme inclndes genuine
Rhode Isiond cam-bake nj Rocky Point ana snDss'
ouently TIP TO Newport They Will bc received by
inc Newport ARTILLERY Company the Oldest military
In the country and have supper nj the ocean
House party OF VIII start on ts return
10 night reacning houne at n m. to-inorrow
the veterans OF the 7t are 1900 strong aSd the UNI.
forms ma nbers about 400 men, They were
organIzed I'm &c., and the officers who went wth the
battalion yesterday were as follows: Colonel Locke
W Wntehester; Lieutenant Colonel Charles H. 5osr
wick; Major John II. Kemp; Adiutant Henry l.. Free
land Paymaster Edward A. Kngaand; QuartermaS
ter Henry III. Holly: surgeon T. NJ Cheesmai, NJ d.
Cnaplain the Rey. j. Tuttle Smith. ID. ID.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Tuesday. July IL. 1888.
HoRros's SUCCESSOR NAMED.-The Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue to-day appointed Isham Young on
Knoxville Tenn, 10 be revenue AGENT vice u d. HOT
ton OF Boston, removed
The FIsIIHAwK STILL AsHoBE.-The Fish Commission
steamer Fishhayk which went ashore below Fortress
Monroe Saturday of get Assistance was sent her
to-day from the Norfolk Navy Yard.
APPOINTED PosTMAsrERs.-The President mas ap-
pointed the following postmasters: Ann Ayers. Mount
CARMEL Penn; Maxson j. Green, Alfred Centre ~ a.
James W. MIllard wakeeney, Kan; Henry rope MI
ton, Mass.
THE MANUFACTURE OF BASGLEs-The Chief OF tne
secret servce Division OF the Treasury under the al
wee of the law officers OF the Government mas i5sueu
INSTRUCTIONS to agents looking TO suppressna tne
manufacture of bangles In Imitation OF gold ana sse.
COINS which represented To be increasing 10 great
extent In the West.
COURT NJ Atrial sKsTExcE APPRovED--The Preslaens
Ia. spproye the sentence of dismissal IN the case on
Ijeutenant Samuel n Holmes, 18th Infantry vic
for duplicating pay accounts The oneia ot9er ny ~
missing him from the service was issued at Inc war
partment to-day.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDEST.-The Presineht
has made the following appointments: r. r. FREEMAN a.,
tn he Register OF the Land Once ut REDWOOD fhils,
MINI: Charles y. Gardner, to be Recover OF ru2ne
Moneys at sacramento. Cal Curre e. beii. 70 pe Nc
ceiyer OF Public Moneys at Bayfield,. Wis; Benlan,u a.
Thomnsou OF West Virginia, be agent Tor the lnoans
OF the aisaeton Agency IN D1kota
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TROUBLE IN 4 BAPTIST CHURCH

The Memorial Baptist Church In Sixteenth
a, near Eightaave of which tho Rev. David b Jufss
:. pastor. has nearly 600 membsrs. On Fsruay
1889. MIS- Josephine /. sherman, wealthy viasvs
osred 10 Give the socisty 10000 Tor the erection Of
nav church, provided that certain conditions were
carried out By the truatees The conditions were co
eepted and the work OF selecting q lot was placee
I'm the hands of committee Before the LOT for the s
of tho new building had been secured. the trasteos
cciyed letter from Mrs. Sherman stating that she a
fred 10 withdraw her offer OF $4,000, on the sroos
that tho society had failed to carry ous the eesoH@
which 10 had promsed to fulfil Soon altar M jos.
sont In his resignation paStor Of the caurca var
w,s accepted. A trustee said last evening:
.vhsn MIRA Sherman promised to gfve our onn
$4,000 10 was upon the oondi0n that the name o. 80
society should be changed from the Sixteenth SaR'--
Church to the Memorial Baptist Church. that tae
building should be dedicated free from debt ana ~
the society should purchase desirable Ioe upo
to place the structure. well vie e" .nt IN
rsansst IA be- permirfea TO Withdraw hnr edse. W.
she wrote the letter. We wore within Lnrf
closing cur bargain for site. Ihe TACT rs s,,. -
Tia church msnsers had For scsne time ~
have our pastor. Mr. Iuttsns Wa .sS Nm az
efforts that the gft nom Mrs. sherman nsd oSSA ~
tanned. After Mira shsrmans money hae pssn "a r.,
back, M. Jutten sent IN hts rsaa6nasisn ShiSA
Bsca;ss Of these troubles car church has rsesysd
sseous cheek IN Ia spritRal a. vsA as tesnpors
sSe older members Withdrew nom astsAdanss up''
Mr. Jutten 4 spending the summer ct Ocean orSvs
He IL expected TO occupy bis pulpit as usdat u"
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PIANO CASE FACTORY DESTROYED.

Three alarms were sent out at a m yes
terday for FIRE which discovered In the basement
~ gernard Smiths piano factory at Noa 20 and
% Comuercest On Of the humber and shaviugs
In the vestory building the flames spread rapidly aud
burst from the roof before they could DO put under
control. Foreman Mclaughlin OF Engine Company No.
o. was overcome by heat and smoke while holding the
nozzle Of hose against the ames He recovered after
his comrades had carried him outside the nre Inca
when The IRE WIS extinguished asccrtaned that
IN, conents OF the building had been either destroyed
or DANA ved 40 much as 10 he Of little The police
toieh the losses would not exceed $4,000 MT smith
saId the damage property was about $4,000 AZ
was covered IN part by an Insurance OF $4,000 In
several com panies Tine roofs Of the adjoining suildngs
Nos IA and 10 Commerce st, damaged about $500
by the flames. Tho buildings were owned by William
Won Etaon and James Everett sixty men were employed
In Mr. Smiths factory IL said that they lost mos
OF their tools and e they would be without work oI
some time on account Of the fire. The factory has been
on fire several times within three years.
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TRYING TO STOP CHILD-LABOR.

TRENTON, N. j., July 17.-Child Labor In
spector Fell spent to-day inspecting the poteries and
brick yards this city, and tonight he started for Hud
son County. He found children employed In few of
the potteres and brick yards but In others there
none tho employers having dspensed with the services
of the chIldrea about July l. He feand general dis
position among manufacturers to comply with the law.
especially where the Of O workshop or factory
exercised persoaal suspervaon overt he found the
children, however. induposed to quit work They
thought It great hardship In match factory which
he visited he found little girl ago twelve, at work
Her EN- informed HIM that be had discharged the
chd on July 1. Afterward he saw her begging on the
street and told could back again and work
for bin until the inspector came around In the brick
yars he found boys twelve carrying clay to the
presss In tbs potteries there were bogs also under
fvalve kneading the clay
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think his business affairs are in so bad condition
"a threatened attempt at suicide would suggest
His creditors are Christian gentiemen' ana ! ="
sure everything win be settled all right. When ne
o,ms here this morning gave him my rszors to
shave with, but that was before l knew what ne
Sad been doing He had stone which would
weigh SIX or seven pounds. with ahe Go bs
s He said he intended 70 hang 1T around his
,,.cE when ne jumped into the water"
Van Mater. of Atlantic Highlands, after an exani-
nation Of Mr.. Mobiles last evening declared nm 70
To-day the unfortunate man viii De
sent to an asylum near Auburn, III this State.
Meantime he is the recipient of every possible az
tention The Editorof The atlantic Highlands Herald
who was in New-York Yesterday afternoon, says
the sympathy of the residents Of that resort are
wholly with Mr. Mobiles. 80 -, ua,s
y. II. Lake president of the Atlantic Highlands
ASSOCIATION sent note to THE tribune last night
saving that SIR Mobiles was not one OF the corP9-
rators OF orgnators of the Atlantic Highlands; ne
has never been an officer in the association ana mas
never had anything to- do with its fnallclal ln.er
ests. He is only one of sxty-two stockno aers anu
one of q dozen agents TO whom the associauon pay
2is per cent for selling It's property.
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THE HILL INVESTIGATION.

prprurR TESTIMONY FOR THE PROSECUTION.
WASHINGTON July 1.-THE Hill Investi-
ga,iua Committee resumed It's session today. Mr..
stepmez SAID that there nothing to have prevented
him from giving 10 Mr. Hill full and accurate in1orma-
ton concerning the extra work upon the ros'
Office He denied that he dsgrunted and sore he
made general contradiction of the witness Patterson
IN his testimony regarding the cost Oh tne eAtiA "V
upon the NewYork Post Oce. and declared that Pat
trson had accepted Mr. Hs figures the basis Of his
estimate.
Mr. Coleman next offered testimony TO show she reia-
t,oux existing between Mr.. Hin and the American
safe Company the United States Fire-Proof
shutter Company and George L. DAMON
all one and the samo person, as he said
Five contracts for furnishing iron shutters for pubic
buildings made with the United States firefroSi smut
ter Company put In evidence MI Coleman CHIC"
attention to the fact that they gDed by Damon a.
Of the company and asked the
would coucede that they all OF the contracts made
for the supply of freproof shutters since August
1870. Mr. hin acknowledged that such was the fact
Next La evidence were contracts made with George
Damon for supplying safes and vaults for public BUILDINGS
Mr. Coleman asked II the defence would ooneede tnas
Damon the only contractor Tor SAFE an wants
1875 Mr.. Hill could not say, but thought vi Prooa
Next in order were number Of contracts for saes and
vaus which Mr. Coleman said had Deen nade WIN
Damon upon verbal authority and without advertise
mept He also read Damon's card whereh ne eescfoes
himself as builder Of safes for hs treasury Depar
NJ Tern AN vOud not that there had been divide
between Mr. ll and Damon, but the business mao oee
done In sucn way thst was nlH haya hnewn of
Mr. colenen said he could 20 into the suoisot Of ole
OF Din bng Of any branch. aud sow that there
wa al v avs one the Gaze OF bartetL honons
co., with whon the Ascneg. az i
one else knowing OF It. The committee arcioca 70 arc
Mr. Coleman 70 prepare An ABSTRACT Oh INC Vouchers "
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pppoRr OF COLONEL CASEY.
THE PROGRESS OF WORK NEW GovERSMES
BUnDING.


BUILDING.
WASHINGTON, July 17.-ColOnel I. L.. Casey,
Corn. of Enciueers has submitted the Secretary OF
War report OF the operations the building OF the
state War and Navy departments for the fiscal year
ended June 80, 1888 The north wing OF the building
was finished and occupied by the War Department and
work As begun the approaches OF the north 'front.'
The work remaining unfinished on this wing at the close
Of the last fiscal year chiefly consisted OF the hoorng
thing passenger elevator main stair railings parquey
aoorhug fresco- painting, chandeliers mauteis ana
hanging OF DOORS painting and the area elevator
for the courtyard It expected thai the approaches
of the north wing will be entirely completed. Including
the adjacent sdewalks the fall Of the present year
For the west and centre wings expected that the
ate will be cleared in March by the demoyo OF the
old building Of the Navy Departments that the exeava
tions for foundations viii be completed IN the spring on
1884 and that the close or the nsca year. the
couerefe foundations will be laid and the masonry OF
fhs eourtv ard coal vaults and area walls wei undet
wav By that time all the cut granite Tor the area
walls basement and the lower half OF the ironu ws
and the first second stories OF the 'front.' walls VIII
probably he delivered on the ground NO interruptions
NAV therefore, occur IN the masonry Work Tor want Oh
stone ns has frequently been the ease heretofore from
the deficiency of funds 70 procure u IN good season.
The total amounts expended during tho year were on
north wing 81 81 100 and west and centre Wings
SI53ly3 balance Of appropriation ON hand July -
1885, $s5s 656 So new appropriation required 20 GU e
time CONSTRUCTION OF the west ana cShlro "SS i'
The fiscai year ending June 80. 1885. 100000
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INTERVAL REVENUE CONSOLIDATION.

WASHINGTON, July i7.-Arrangements have
been made at the Internal Revenue Bureau to have the
collection districts In North Carolina reorganzed ID
with the executive order ON July Il
The number of districts 10 that state was reduced from
f,v IA three No change wac made In the district OF
which. T. Cooper Is the Collector. The other three
we're consolidated into two to be known ~ tne
WITH and WITH districts, respectively. W. II. wheeler
was appointed Collector Of the new With District and
j. Young OF the present collectors was designated
IA Collector of IVth Dstrct They have been
take charge o. the ahrs OF the new onces
ON July 81 The Commissioner saad to-day that no pro-
posed the oces In the collection districts OF
the other and Territories Affected by the recen
order IS tho necessary zfranGemen "a
| could be perfected
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CaiMEs AND Observation-Disclosures
rnIEvEs AT AsBunY Pan

THIEVES AT ASBUKY PARK
AsBURY PARK. N. j.. July l7.-Ssverai robberes
have ecmmtted here the principal scnerers being
hsd iefr thsr wstcnea lewey and money IN
T1o.essr wham b. Ireland entered Friday Eight
aBd eSee taken
A CRIMINAL AsKTNo PROJECTION.
CINCINNATI July 17.-James Burger. who was
dxsf6 Ry fGr xssspltthg little GIRL has col
lsssA ssked to be protocte IRON mob vioence bn
trial set today me punishment for his crime In Ken
lucky u death
CANON BERxARDs EFFECTS
BOSTON, July 1.-THE securities. worth $50, 600,
troxxnt By Bernard who ned nom Brusssis
turned n Bourgeois Minister Of Ponce
TWO MEN SHOT IN FIGHT.
RICHMOND, Va. July ia fight took slace At
besacea g. w. X Avsretf and and hussen which rs
suIfed IN pistols Avsrctt ncraIy wound ed
nssr shot 10 the shoulder aud his sondion ETHICAL
DISCOVERED BETWEEN BEpTiCKs
WATERBURY,, Conn.,. July 17-WIIliam DAVIS.
vho umt bail dunng his nsi for abduction bore on jay
~ arrested sherman. Con yesterday and drought
hsxe today Davis discovered hiding between TWO be
ucka
STEALING FROM RUBBER FACTORY
NEW HAVEN. Conn, Jay 17s-J. Il. Casen ana
hs son Th0mas colovd eDd Andrew Lnan we're al
10 sy for stealing and fndarubber from he ac.
err Of shis city II v tnoug az thai s5
have stoien goods worth between $4,000 sna $aoo0.
CHARGED WITH MALPRACTICE.
WATERBURY, Conn.,. JaIy Thames bronson
ms hero today sspciop Of having caused sne
death Of his sister Caroline young unmarried wom<n wpo
lai fran efccA Of ma3proecc On sund2y nkEhI -
ps<lsr. With q iondness tor medical rosding
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BASEBALL NEWS.

A poor exhibition OF baseball playing was
,ndneed IN at the Polo Groupds yesterday between the
Alaska and Delaware mines The remarkable feat oil
scoring twelve runs inning was accomplished oy
the DeIawares- BY the time eight innings had been
r we'd the scorers book I OF error marks and the
match brought to close Inc seors WAS rs ion
lows
Alaska ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l-4
Delaware va v .
A drawn game WAS played at Newark yesterday
between NJ wark ana Eason nInes Al the close
tie seventh inning the game was called on account VI
rain The score rs follows:
N.w.rk .............-.-. o O. !
Eostou " "
AL Batimore-Athletics 49, Baltimore g.
At i1rtsburg-Aegaeny z. Metropolitan o. Fourteen
innings were PLAYED.
Al Cnclku-Cbieago 4, Boston
Al Detroit-Proyidence 4, Detroit
Al Cieycland--New. York 4. Cleveland y
Al Buffalo Buffalo Il. Phil2delphis D.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July 17.-Commander Barker
in cablegrxm received this morning from Zanzibar
ports the arrival of the Enterprise from Tsmatave All
we'll
The tsrpedo-boat Alarm was docked 1t Norfolk to-
day The Nauy Department haa sent cablegrsm to
Rear Admiral Crosby commanding the Asztic Station,
directing him to sell the wreck Of the United States
steamer Ashusot she lies. ~ the divers have mot
with little success In their attempts to raise the vessel
me Pensacola left csllso yesterday for Honofuu The
United staas Pints which went 70 Fortress monroe
"a be preparatory 20 her cruise
TO AAska beou compelled IA Return 70 horfoK ~
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ROCK AND RYE AS A BEVERAGE.
,prrzr.axApn To rHE rnfagyEi

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE arguments be-
fore the Comssloer OF Internal Revenue against the
classification of preparations Of Rock and Rye ms bev.
craze have all been submitted. NJ Evans has prepared
AN opinion In support his recent decision on this sub
,eet ard today referred 1t to the Secretary OF the Treas
ury for examination and approval. Tho fact that so
competent an authority 40 EI-commi;sonef baum mas
the decision as ust and that the dealers
e. , article have declared an intention to file claims
for the return of the proprietary tar heretofore collected
by The internal Revenue Bureau. until repealed py
Tongress makes Mr. LvzBs anxious 10 have the secio
tarx sha re the re possibility with him.
The secretary when sskedfor bis thls a'ternoon
reniied tnat he had not YET seen the commissioners
nr,ppnon md until he had he could say notbing
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NO BELIEF IN A DIsPA1cH FROM Hal ANA

A dispatch from Havana yesterday stated
that tho Cuban authorities were Intending 70 sen the
American bark Jose L. More, belonging to Waydeu
CO. OF No. 81 Oa-sip because Of violations OF the GUS
toms laws Of Cuba Mr.. waydel said that the Hore
saied ON June % but that she would not reach
there for four fve days yet He had no idea what
che dispatch meant - the vesses manfests ma ocen
reason for any the Fart OF the Cnban o'neia
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,as found that her machinery vsald work she ar
rived there this moraug viii be several Gays oet"e
her machinery viii be In order. -.
of suspepding the order prescribing uniform for
the Navy In addition to The suspenso or the oruer ~
the seertsry Of tie NAVY directed that no copies
Of the pampef aud accompanying oe9red Plates Se
siIoved m % ont Of TIE Depar mens The talk IN tHe
oacas ~ tbe NAVY Department to-day showed decided
oninien tbaf e recent ortcr viii be ezforced
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A NEW COLLECTOR IN PENNSYLVANIA.

WAsuINGroN, July 1.-THE President TO
day amounted Henry stafford be Collector OF Gus
toms at Erie Penn. vice Matthew r. Barr. resigned
The Secretary OF the sent the OF MI
Barr TO tho President for appointment as Indian IN
spector, wee Chapman, resigned.