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Gov. Butler and the Colleges.
DARTMOUTH AGITATING THE QUESTION or aIv1N
HIN AN LID.

telegram to the New York Sun from Concord
says: The trustees OF Dartmouth will not decide
the question OF giving Gov. Butler the degree OF
IL d. until the middle OF the week. Then It win
only be after contest. His friends and enemies
are working hard to accomplish opposite purposes,
ana Hanover will see As sharp q struggle as Har-
ward experienced over the same subject 1t Is
noticeable that the Recommendations favorfng the
plan are not confined TO democrats but come also
doubt, by the feeling that Dartmouth can now
make an advantageous move at the expense OF
Harvard There is bitter opposition based upon
BY few Of Cow Butier ends To of Prom
LOT MIN degree which at this time could mean
notnlng but would be used for political capital in
are generally given with dull solemnity to distin-
guished recipients, and the trustees are not used
OF them are Congregationalist ministers, while the
ialty Is represented by Judge Nesmith, OF Franck-
TS y, Dr. Edward spaulding, of Nashua; Judge
Hiram Hitchcock, OF New York, and Judge veazey
OF Rutland, Vt Gov. Buffers friends say that
last
their minds
INVITED TO HARvARD's ALUMNI DINNER
telegram from Boston says Gov. Butler, as
dlslntegrating influence at Harvard College, is
again felt. He will now be held responsible for
the absence of President Geo. Frlsbie Hoar from
the alumni dinner table on Wednesday. 1t was
not intended by the Alumni Association to invite
the governor to the dinner, IL President Eliot
dld make him the guest OF the college at the COM
mencement exercises, but the governor will par
take OF the feast nevertheless. By the custom OF
years, the president OF the college, although him
self guest, is allowed the privilege of inviting a
limited number OF persons President Eliot has
used this privilege In favor Of Gov. Butler Conse
quently President Hoar has positively refused to
PRESIDE at the table. That imaginary trip to Eu-
rope that was to have been his excuse for absence
In the event OF Gov. Buffers receiving degree
could not be pleaded now. ana he was driven to a
nat-footed refusal to be present. The remaining
Omcers OF the association invited the Hon. JOS H.
Choate or New York, third vice president, to pre-
Side, and he has consented to do so.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. June 26.-virginia &c. deferred, 8:
do consolidated 405S; do second series. &c. tdue
to-day. - ~
Flour UNCHANGED and dull Wheat-southern lower and
fu1ss western aa 9%ss closing very dull southern red
bid: No. western IN winter. red-uly, l. l6al. l5k
tober, 12OX asked. Ccrn-southern quiet and lower:
western lower and dull; southern white. 6sa6O: do
Sd us Soaes ias spot July 50
50 n;, ssked 9ats very dp3soqthern 4Sa1s western
Rye quiet and steady 65a68. Hay dun and unchanged
Provisions UNCHANGED. but With upward tendency.
Esss quiet. 1salS. Petroleum nominal. Cones nrm-
no carsSes Ordinary 70 fair. S4a9x Sugar steady
and quiet I:fsssl. "a: freishts unchanged. Re.
corn. 90. 900 bushels; OATS 1000 bushels; rye, 500
bushels: Shipments-wheat, 169. 900 bushels corn,
IL. 600 bushols 1888
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A Swiss Invitation to American Rifle.
men,

men.
ENTHUSIASTIC PRAISE OF OUR INSTITUTIONS
While picked team Of American marksmen Is
on its way across the ocean to Wimbledon to COM
pete against the British volunteers an invitation
to another contest has reached this Countrywide
contest known as the Swiss Federal rifle match,
which Is to be held this year In the town OF Luz
gano. on the lake OF that name, from the Sth to
the 10th Of July. This Invitation is addressed
'Dear American Rihemen." and it says: brought
up like yourselves in the republican faith. we are
proud to think that the republic reprOiuces in
your midst the great men and the great virtues
celebrated by Putarch, and that your civilization
excels that OF Greece and OF Rome. In the place
OF the massacres OF sylla and OF Marlus, and OF
the superb pauperism OF Lycurgus, you have sud-
stituted the railroad from the Atlantic to the Pa
cifc oceans, and In hundred mighty battles
have abolished slavery. Dear ri1emen. our repub-
lie and yours are proofs that the people can with
out danger be masters OF their desfinies that ed
ucatlOn and liberty inuSe In their hearts the love
OF country and OF virtue and exalt courage to the
point OF sacrifice. Democracy is the great code OF
rights and OF duties to which men voluntarily sub
NIT, and the public good becomes the law OF ALL"
As the time is so short 1t is not likely many Amerf
cans will contest at Lugano, Notwithstanding the
very cordial Invitation.
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CONDITION OF WALLACE Rosa telegram from
81 John, NIB, says Wallace Ross accompanied
Dy nus brother Edward, left that place last night
LOT PRESCOTT, Ont Ross has got himself into spien-
Old condition, and is declared by friends who have
seen some exhibitions on the Kennebaccasis TO be
Ia Oetter form than ever before Ross has little TO
say, but he is satisfied with himself and means to
make the champion do his best The race on July
ttfeq i9laf 6f TIE yhefher mr. not uaninn a.
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Determined to Fight.
THE BELLIGERENT RICHMOND EDITORS Still. Oh

WAR PATH-A MEETING KIPBCTRD TO-DAY.
The movements of the Virginia editors, who
started out to fight duel few days ago. are still
subject OF speculation. A Richmond dispatch
last night states that Mr.. Beirne was In Green
brier county Sunday. An attempt was made by
the sheriff to arrest him; but Mr.. Beirne got no
tice OF 1t and eluded the offlcerS He moved. and
his whereabouts are now I'm known. Elan was
quite certain that negotiations have been going on
for another meeting. A pair OF navy revolvers
have been secured by one OF Beirne's representa-
and william L Royal, friends Of Beirne and Col
A. w. Jones and j. w. Minitree, friends of Elam,
Is believed that arrangements for meeting are
nearly completed, and that It win take place to-
dav.
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Nd17e6.
Cen. Pacific. =.
CheS. Ohio, .
Do. LIST pref .
DEEDS IN FEE.-Transfers OF real estate have

DEEDS IN FEE.-Transfers OF real estate have
been recorded as follows: Cora L. b. Mercer to
r. II. Paine one-flfth interest In lparts % and a.
sub So 165; 8 II. L Page to same, same prop
erty; s. Lucy A. Kelham to same. one-fortieth
interest In same; g.. Isabella v. Grtffth to
George W. and T. j. Grin1th, part SO. sos and part
4, SO: $50; $780, J. J. shedd to Kate W. Moorhead,
lou 81, sub SO. 1876; $12, 500 r. Rothwell to Kate
Miller, lot 81. So Ss1: $500 j. CO Kennedy, trus.
tee, to H. Smith, lot 8. SO. 2s6; $500. FL. VIII
lis to A. Fry, lot 4. So N. OF 1884; g.. A. Gers
dorn to +. w: Seebode pts and 81, so. AL;
$500 J. L Barbour ct al to Owen McCabe, lot
81 %; So 70 @7; $500 j. A. Handy to L Robinson.
Bentley, pit. 10, SO. 1863; s., 400 Simon T. Matlock
TO same, same property; g.. Julia G. Horton
70 Anna f. Wayland, lot n, So 24O; Sc, 200 John
Rogers to DC. Haines, lot 292 and $685. Uniontown;
$400
RANGE OF THE THERMoMETRR-The following
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
omcer to-day: am 70 8; II am, T60; pm 690
Maximum 70 8: minimum 7Oa
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SNOWMAN O'BRIRNs COSTLY CoMPRoMuB-
Farmer Craft, OF Butler. Pa, who was neeced out
OF 8. 600 IN game OF three-card monte. az that
town few days ago, yesterday had John O'Brien.
Gus gave an exhibition &C Franklin, Pa, yester.
day. Crafts ground OF complaint was that he
show VAS AZ RutIer. ana tSas fha ~anhers con.
Quoted their operations with OsBrienb consent
After much dispute the Snowman compromised
the matter By paying 500
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CHICAGO PEI NTKRs ASKING FOR MORE PAY.-The
union compost tors on the daily papers OF Chicago
have voted by q large majority to exact As cents
cents on afternoon papers after July They are
now paid 40 and 81 cents, respectively. The pub
fishers or the tribune, Inter- Ocean, Daily Neacs
and Journal decline to accede to the demand, but
propose to ofIer abandoned situations to new
men.
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MOTHER KILLS HER CHILD AZ HAcRufcR-
A physician Of Cameron, N. c., was summoned
yesterday to see an infant child OF Susan Alston.
col0red, who resides near there. He found that
the chi1d's head was crushed to pulp 1t was dis
covered that the woman, who Is religious luna
tic, having recently been converted at q camp
meeting, had sacrificed her child BY taking Il By
the feet and dRshing its head many times against
. stone The fnhuman mother u now'in jaiL
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CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLENENf. - Defk Cebes
Horsellng, an ex-receiver OF taxes OF the town Of
Putten. in the kingdom OF the Netherlands, was
arrested In New York yesterday, charged with en-
beZzlement, under the extradition treaty with the
United States Horseling was receiver OF taxes
and custodian OF the public funds at Putten. He
money entrusted to his care (about q, 4OU Horse
ling was arraigned and, waving an examination,
was sent to Jail. He win return to his native
country Voluntarily by the next Bremen steamer.
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NEW YORK, June GA letter from Ha vana
dated June n, says: A paper at Santiago de Cuba
states that an ofhcer OF the military administra.
ton was lately sent from ManZanilla to the nrst
named city with 81 900 in gold, belonging to the
administration, and while leaning over the rail
accidentally dropped the satchel containing the
gold into the sea
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PATENTS were issued to-day as follows: John B.

PATENTS were issued to-day as follows: John B.
Archer, Washington, hydro carbon furnace; John
B. N. Berry, Baltimore. car spring; Geo. A.
BOyden, Baltimore, fluid pressure brake; John
Bray, Washington, paper fabric or mating:
Albert G. Brust Uniontown, D. screw cutting die;
JAS b. Davis, Washington, car coupling; Chaun-
cey n. Dutton, two patents for water Closet; W.
w. Evans. Washington, dental plugger; Geo. M.
Gerhauser. Baltimore. hose coupling; Edwin
p. Rowland, Washington, inhaling air cham
Der, for dental and surgical operations, &C
Elias =. Hutchinson. Washington, water-closet;
y Richardson, Baltimore, hoisting gin; John
ging: Daniel Shirley, New Market, Va, cutter
bar for harvesters; Thos. Wilson and en- Dutton.
more. railway car.
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dispatch from Klberton, Ca. says . cyclone
passed over that place on Sunday evening, killing
down sixteen buildings, OF which three were
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1900 No.

Today, W. ". Warden vas, e. motion or m.
wells. admitted TO the bar. Keysee ut mia:
opinion 0y Judge Cox reversing j0dRme1t ana ne.
manding cause for new trial TolbufR agt Beller:
on hearing.
William Krouse, OF West washington. was taxed
SsD IN the Police Court to-day for assaultang John
Kelly and $40 or thirty days additional for ASSAULT
Ing Sergeant Hess
In the Court In General Term to-day notice was
gwen That no further arguments would be heard at
tnlS term OF the court after Thursday next
THIS afternoon Detectives Ran and Block arrest
ed Mary R0ber, colored servant on the charge OF
grand larceny Of s162 from Mrs Jane Boyd, and re-
covered the amount stolen
The CoNMANDER EASTMAN CAsK-The medica
board will make report to the Secretary Of the
Navy this afternoon on the Commander Eastman
case. It is understood that they will recommend
his retirement
AN ARMY OFFICER RRTIRED.-The President has
ordered the retirement Of Captain D. Mortimer
Lee, 9Th Infantry, who was found incapacitated
for service.
PAYNASTER WAssoN's CAsB-The action of the
President In the courr-martial case OF Paymaster
WATSON will be promulgated In an order from the
war Department this afternoon. It Is understood
that the finding OF the court has been approved.
THE NEW YORK STOOKMARKKc
IhefOllow1ng are the opening and closing prices
f1the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
tyspecial wire to Il H Dodge, $50 18th street.
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RAISED BANK DRAFT.-1he same man Who
raised draft on the National Bank OF the Repub-
nc Few days ago has practiced a similar trick
on the the Central National Bank, OF this CITY
ne bought draft at the Central Ma
uonal bank for s125o, and gave his
the Central National bank OF New YORK
Toner endorsed the draft over TO H. p Somers
WDo endorsed IL to Chas Flohr, OF Canisteo n Y
When the draft reached Flohr IL had been raised
10 81 500 When presented to the bank In NewYork
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Gle ROi S,Amuse,,,


SOME SIDE LIGHTS THROWN ON THE TIFFs OF KING
ALFONSO AND QUEEN CHRISTINA.
The Paris Gil Bias throws the following new
light on the episode which Is exciting 30 much in
terest at Madrid: king Alfonso, who at the insti-
cation OF a Jealous courtier, the Duke de Sesto
gathered all the fruit from the Garden Of the Hes
perdes was one fine morning subJugated by the
charms of a young woman OF high lineage, Mile B.
E., MarQuiSe d'A. still young, beautiful and or
supreme distinction says FL Globo, mentioning
heart Of the sovereign and as She did not possess
virtue In harmony with her other qualities, she
yielded to the royal passion that she had inspired
and then observed fewer precautions. 1t was not
long, therefore, before Maria Christina entertained
,e ne de
queen is woman still Maria Christina forgot
that she was queen, ana remembered only that
she was an outraged SPOUSE
THE QUEEN.
ITO the great establishment of the ladies OF her
court she ordered them to escort her to the Casa
de Campo, which sheltered the royal lover, and
was received at the entrance by the Duke de Sesto
who endeavored to restrain her majesty from pro-
ceeding further. Maria Christina pushed him
roughly aside and found the king ana his mistress
Alfonso XII, exasperated, 80 far forgot himself as
to raise his hand to the queen. On her return to
would leave Maorid.. All exhorratlons were fruit
less and It was with the utmost dimculty that she
could be induced 70 show herself 70. 9 few mo.
bad impression produced by the report OF this In
ctdent At one moment, however. it seemed likely
that a reconciliation would take place between
the royal pair. 1t had been agreed, In fact, that
the queen should make q short Journey to Vienna,
and that the Duke de Sesto should be replaced by
the Duke de Tetuan as mayor major domo"
THE JOURNALISM.
"The former. however. having sent Witnesses
the Marquis d'Ahumada and Brigader Contreras-
to the director OF FL G00o, Senior Chartin de Ohas
the magazine appeared to be fired. Moreover,
Senior de Ohas, being deputy for Aleira, In the
province OF Valencia, intends to fnterpellate the
government in the c0rtes with reference to the
prosecution Of FL Ob0, and the scandal threatens
to be reechoed far and wide. Various stories are
naturally afloat Rumors are current as to q
drama, Of which the Duke de Sesto has been the
hero, and In which q colonel has met with his
death; and we are told OF an amusing adventure,
In which the name OF the minister Of Justice Is
mixed up. However that may be, the queen was
determined 70 take her departure. It remains to
be seen whether the separation between Alfonso
XII anc Queen Christina Is complete. Time, alb
sence from each other and diplomacy achieve
many things"
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sswePs ~ he Aagry Wasss
noR. BROKEN lxvsRs-pARn eupurnnnn
Lien FLYING 10 THE uruFpR

81. LOUIS, June 6-Advices from Chester Han,
dolph county, H.. say that St Naryr lcveS. ocSk
ste that point In Missouri. broke on sunday M
region, - nearly hooded Twenty thousonN
scres OF wheat are under water on thio
oottom alone. From Chester %
Srana Tower southwark on the Illinois SIDE an
lance OF - miles, with average width OF %
MilcS ana embracing an area OF SO mileG
neary All Is submerged and the crops DESTROYED
enta.nnS q great loss, and north OF Chester.
neary al the way up 20 st. LouiH the
ootom said TO be inundated exceuf
mere ana there high ridge, which Is out OF The
waer. THOUSANDS or families are either living n
noooed houses or have lied TO the blufs for safety:
anu tne loss 70 the crops and 20 general farm
properly Is almost incalculable. The Amer1can
oottom EXTENDS from Alton TO Cairo-somethin0
over Ao miles, large part OF which Is pretty
thickiy settled. All this great tract A ssb1ect
10 overflow In freshets like the pressnt
Inc town OF St MaryS on the Missouri
sue OF the river. is partly submerged, and
haskaskta on the Illinois side, II TO
De abandoned, the people there having sent 20
chester for a steamboat to carry them away. A
levee three miles above Cape Girardeau No.
ABOUT ABOUT nfty miles above Cairo. ana another at
fIces Landing. twenty-five miles down the river
oroke on sunday night, and a large volume OF
WaSer rusned over the bottom. Other points ON
Ootn Sioes or the river below here particularly on
tne Illinois side, are about 10 the same condition
as ABOVE described, and it may be said that pretty
much al the bottom land between here and Cairo
mas more or less water on it.
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OF the Cabinet were present except Secretaries
Frelingh uysen and Teller. The meeting lasted
until half.naat two O'Clock.
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Paris WOr X men Coming to the Boston
Exhibition.

BOSTON, June ga cable dispatch to the Jour-
nal from Paris, says that the city council of Paris
in sending delegation OF workmen to attend the
foreign exhibition here.
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Iowa Republicans.

Iowa Republicans.
DELEGATES ASSEMBLING FOR THE STATE CONyEN.
TIoN-oUTLooK AS TO NOMINATIONS.
telegram from Des Molnes, June Is, says:
Delegates to the republican state convention,
which meets on Wednesday, have commenced to
arrive, and with them also nearly all the candI-
dates and prominent public men Of the state
United States Senators William n Allison and
James F. Wilson are among the arrivals. The
latter talks glbly about reOrganizing the supreme
court, and in that manner revivifying the defeat.
ed prohibltory amendment by securing a reversal
of the late adverse decision In regard thereto For
this reason the retirement Of Judge Day and the
nomination OF a candidate who Is favorable to
such reversal are demanded.
POSSIBLE NEW COMPLICATION.
To add interest the situation to night there is
report current that Justice Teevers is in criti.
Cal condition physically, and should his death en-
sue the election OF two judges would be required,
and they would be chosen with this object in view.
reversal OF the court decision could then be Sc
cured and the amendment revised much sooner
than In any other way, provided the nominated
judges could be elected; but this is question for
after consideration. The opinion is general that
Governor Sherman will be renOminated by accla-
nation; that Lieutenant Governor Manning and
State Superintendent Akers will follow suit, and
Reed and McGiL
Another ColOred Cadet at West Point.
telegram from Poughkeepse says: The ex-
ANIMATION OF the applicants Tor admission at
West Point has been finished, and out OF the 15q
who applied 81 have been sent away, having been
found deficient Among the latter is William
Waite, OF the Oberln district Ohio. His alternate
was John Il. Alexander from the same district
Both came to West Point after thorough compe-
tive examination at home. Alexander has been
examined as Waite's alternate, and he has passed
most creditable examination. Waite failed In
grammar. Alexander was way up in grammar and
stands 90 in arithmetic. What makesGlis case in
teresting Is the fact that he is colored boy, and
he has already donned the cadet uniform. Ply
when the ar rst e asrvs @ tho
post He is 10 years months old and weighs
about 135 pounds. He Is a dark mulatto, moves
k1nky hair parted In the middle. His voice is
pleasing and his demeanor is that OF q young
gentleman who has been carefully brought up.
DR.. Alexander says he passed a most excellent
physical examination. A West Point officer said,
II do not believe he will be tabOoed In any way.
am satisfied he will be treated WELL especially by
the first class. You see the old feeling has died
OUT and the boys do not believe itpays to do such
things"
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INCREASE OF THE NUMBER OF PArENTs.-A COM
parative statement prepared at the Patent once
shows that during the past six months, there were
105l8 patents issued, being an increase OF q per
cent over the same period OF last year.
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GEN BADEAu's CAsE.-Upon the recommends.
ton OF the second controller OF the Treasury Sec
Rotary Folger has referred TO the Court OF Claims
Tor trial the case or Gen Adam Badeau u. g. A.
lretiredl now consul general at Havana, Cubs.
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New Jersey Editors at Newport.

NEWPORT, R. l., June 26-The members OF the
New Jersey Editorial Association, accompanied
by their families, arrived here this morning to
attend their annual reunion and excursion. They
Will return home On Friday.
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M Ak @ REQ RS
PURE HUN GARIAN WINE

Owing 10 rapidly increadng demand for our PUeu
HUNGARIAN WINES. have opened an Americas
Branch. where large Stock win always b kept
NOTES UPON HUNGARIAN WINES.
By MAX GREGER. Purveyor Of HUNGARIAN Wines b.
special appointment to Her Majesty the Queen memh
Of the Jury Of the international Exhibition at Vienna
1873 Pressnf Of tho Jury OF the Agricultural Exhha-
don Of Keschsu. 1850. Pamphlets free application
cARL9wITz TEE !. cEL Ell HUNGARIAN
RUsTER. A VALUABLE sEpATIvE.-sEK ps.
Drudtfs report e1S per casa.
ToKAY ENTHUSIASTICALLY ADVOCATED FOE
Nervous Debility and Consumpeon. ~ and &ssP 0
RED KADARKA.-su PER CASE.
WHITE RIEsLINa.-ss AND 81 PER CASE.
oFNKR AUsLEsE (BUDA,.-sll PER CASE.
HUNGARIAN BURoUNDY.-sla PER CASE.
SAMPLE CASE. CONTAINING SIX BOTTLES or
different kinds Of Wines most IN demand. INCLUDING
Tn,s sa sssssa. S .. ' NV y ~ '' y
Addres MAX eREGER. llnissN Purysyos Of Hon.
oosnsr s7th Direct New YdfS.
Order from the Fsds carefully sxscuted g rs.spa-
EOR eAI.E-eTOCK AND FIxTJREe or AN OLD.
E sctabl!ahed Stand N Dry Goods and EcsonA d0tag
@ acttvs buEnes Of twenty thouespd dcllan ~
dlsd . txos soussnd doi1sis nsos;sssy x1d1ss q.
M yOHN T1uP's HOOD gURI1ER = es.ss1
" 2zs CO eyyh "a e szofq2s ovsdsH Tyr -
- 5 - 8 ssea sssa 20 S sSSssss -
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BIDS were opened at the War departn

BIDS were opened at the War department to-day
Tor miscellaneous supplies for the ensuing fiscal
year. The Following were the Washington bic
gers: ". Thompson, Elphonzo Youngs, William
y: boyo Hooe Broa Co, r X. Helphenstino
Francis Miller, z ID. Gilman. John W. Drew. r.
schneider Son. CIV. Thorn 4 Co.. Jos /. savage.
\. 4. Metzger Bro, Herman Holiander Scheller
stevens, j. w. Boteler & son. r. Goidschmid
John keyworth, woodward & Lathrop, W. b
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appointed the following postmasters: Charles L
Beer. at Shelby, O.; Eugene A. Brownell, at St
Charles, Ill ; JAS NJ. Lingafelt at Hollidaysburgh,
"a Jose phi III. Miller, at Wahpet0n, Dakota, and
Eilphalet Price, at Colorado Springs, Col
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NEWPORT, r. l., June 26-The 3?th annual meet
Ing OF the Association or Medical Superintendent
OF American Institutions for the Insane opened here
to-day, DIR. j. II. Calender, OF Nashville Tenn,
presiding: Thirteen states the District OF Column
ba and New Brunswick are represented.