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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-11
IMAGINATION NOTES.

WAsm>GToN. Thursday, July 10. 1885,
Tgr tsURY APRON rsTST~ secretary Of INC Treas
rrv today appointed John Collins TO be ne'tor o
If, steam Vessels fOt the district o. New nl A. an
In IN IA ,e Local Inspector of HIlls fJr the Dis
trct OF NeW-IorN
CONTRA TING WIN STATISTIC Treasury Department
h,vin, per.tnfore accepted TIE proposal OF john H.
tr,n fr the nspurtafiou of baggage from the quar-
,ttne fou tun barge once AZ New olh nd} h
strI,red the Collector ~ tJms AT t1at p9t 20 ehtr
INTO a d, rrn contract with him Tor Tho performance OF
tuit work for ole yotr
OPTICAL STAMP. To nv l. rrrN~p.-ln arcorlance
with the progisun ~ the Post Olce Appropriation ull
su, m l f " u..fv pntcIoue. fnr ulHDia Stamps TIE
BE- r,t my off the Interior has if1ri circular IN hI
nupers connected with the Department directing then 10
lr.utu the oficli stamps to tuc - tWimeut
ur,ruor As l,.rr,-rlR.- Tho Post O0i.e Department
h, e I'm 'nrnod pf tine death of Poet phcc l'sp"c 'r
Me-. ou .hol At -,l Francisco. 'aI, .'" Laws ago VI
,fl.uu NOV va. ru. uf .hH Ilnf. ch.it lusp tt"rs m
the cc and thc aI"pf tb 90 DI-el his d0tth rr'u led
from exposure Al'. oo crtiuk evidence i"t he Govern
ut.ut lu iIo Ne.t for zee Iu th. soar huulc ctHa+
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Tn. probabilities are that the conference win be held tn
NewYork.
THE OFFICIAL CROP REPORT.
COTTON NOT YEr sAFE-HEAvY YIELDS OF CORN
AID wHEAT-OTHCR CERFALs.

COTTON NOT YFT sAFE-HEAvY YIELDS OF CORN
AID wHEAT-OTHCR CEREALS.
WASHINGTON. July 10.-The report of tho
Department OF Agriculture for july relative to cotton
represents that rains been excessive during June
tae entire breadth the temperature iow the plants
too lent md generally late for the season. In sone
places almost daily have occurred FOR two or three
weeks The fells are necessarily grassy In some cases
plants snothercd and tha splis booming abund
ant There some complaint Of sh~idiny forms With
seasona'e weather. hereafter the condition VIII
Improve with drouih following exposure NJ suc b
sue .uIcTre by clcln cultivation, serious injury
would rrsu't Thrrr 10 nothing At present render a
ialr crop tmpo'sibc but the next sixty days viii be
awaited win intere t. II NOT anxiety There ma been
soms planting Ga juno especially in Lou lama where
ovoHo0s pfoycu.cl scdns. The r average Of oou-
dillon he ono point lower than June S6 tad oi -.
The averages vrrlnia e. north oarn'th ~
south Carolina 90. GcordA 10 Florida ~, Aabtua,
pi. Ma i4.'pp. ~. Louisiana 80 rct''. 40 ArA'n'
sas Nd rtunss'ec. sp.
Tho are, lu corn hn, mcrcascd about per ornt The
total area viii so between INy niuc aud aov'utY milhon
htr'7. = Nv state, report decrease, "A 2" Na7tunn
Il good dtifr, Of IurnltY BOO ihc IN
oe'sc col the Southern nnd tcutrii d"Urct' II Ia rrr
t. 1is' nn ucr on the acinc const The ronpr-on
ot area Win Loot wear .nowsm the pm 'pe tii"s
TO-; * nmckv, loo; Iruuct- %, ~ NIL A. l02;
Illinois, 100; Iowa. 100; Missouri, i02; Kansas, loi The
y. Ia" rverng" cund od and occn exceeded
only lwre iu lnly IA ten years. IN 1879 nj 1850 IL
Wa 20 u l~-'; - n 1852. aud = IN l-oJ re prin-
cipal state are: New York 06; penn-y Iva
! MA N3i Michigan. go; ohio, 90; Ken u"ky. "oi
! Tennessee, 90; Indiana o. lanoi% 81; Iowa
! l02. MissoIn, os, Kansas, %; Nebraska, "o.
The prospect Is most favorable W Iowa, which promises
the best Wild since 1879, aud the largest crop ever
! grown on tn -tur.
The condition ~ spring wheat is mp to the normal
standard 100 thc sumo Hs m July or last year WI
coIsiu ard Minnesota stand b lol lud Dakota az lp2
Winter eat i- harvested iu The south. ard Will soon be
cut 90 its northern u-lL 70 sut alma the promise OF
| urcviIu- reports. Tie average ot condition Il
| 3, one polut CHER thIn 90 June aud the same
AZ IN IA Ma, he Winter wheat covers an ARA
| o. about p 100000 amt unless the thte-hlng
recpr'H shorId rove dsapUoutrgur injury re- 100 10 ne
stack. the outcome wodd exceed 3JO0OOOOO bushels ot
| winter wheat
Tue condition o. harry il good averaging o. against "a
LAST July. oats %: Last year 40 THIS tune W.
Fne yerge for rye ~ The excessive production AMI
low prize Of pcrutOe- n 1888 has caused reducen 90
ner cent la area. cOnii' s goo large Increase
amounting 10 arary 10 per cent, h been made IN the
| AZ o IL
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CLOSING Prices Of B1SrOy STOCKS
BosroV July 10 1874
THURSDAY, July 10 p N

THURSDAY, July 1O-r "
A dru market I'm which the local traders were more
disnosed 70 buy than IN sp aud tone Of At"nsh thar
y,. derived principally from tho covering Of shorts'
to secure tnc proat' Afforded by htee days decline
GRIZZLY explain to.lay's pu'"tluoa u st'c" aul the
,,,y,ucnfa NJ prices Tho total transactions 10 'io'as
ann united only 90 30 300 saAros AGAINST @f't'- 'h"f''
v.si.rlav C. Paul WAS san inc Loading feat ts, ana
.,ith .,les ~ 12O15 shares fusa'hod n"sry
,,, ann OF tho wnui, bu'tur-s. II. ia
common With the general mUh'~ ppon'' b''"
las, evening q. closing cure, and dccdu'd 70 6fa from
th,f nsur, IL Ivlnccd go aud ruiei it o'h or =
higher than Yesterday. Northwestern. win one-ihd OF
ue amount NJ business done IN q Tau! aisr "p''l1s
Oh "a 40 -- and selling At - rosr 20 -''7 Iad eN'"I't
sd IT "A higher uiln yesterday Rock Island hLAuS'
o4 AMI Quaey aud uluots Central "efc dH ana 'o'"'
either unchanged or fractions over than yesterday
.o,,,l ,upport va, given to Nsst-,r Uaon and Union
p,c No sror, with ne ul hat Uui1u Plcihc closed IS
and Western Union y h gaer than yesterday bei'"~'e
Iackawanna and Western again was feature III
that It rose from lOjA1lO47s against Io7A9
evening, 10 IO7 plO67 Mlch oi the strength shown
IN tba eeu,r. mark received is nnu1shmeut trom inc
movements M the a.tnlmed three stocks While Della
or. r,.twlpua aud Western closed with gain Of =
or cont Reading a. 23i. only = CHER than yeser-
day. List cure AMI Z higher tn 70 ~ hr't price To-Day
nd Central OF Nsw-Jerscy at 81 ID unchanged LAKE
shore ooeurd unchanged at 724 aud to'e 10 - 3 Al
bicb ure II closed Central and Hudson decined =
90 and rose 70 LOo'SbI'" ~ "'' 49, 80
fur 900 shares IN loo, but the hrst Sale n'@de
Alter that gid l0Os. Michigan CehIH
~. yr,rnout a sale or closing quotation, AN
Canada southern about steady between = = 'uu
o.7 md closed at 2s7s There little or nothing III
tb shape Of news to influence the speculation except
that tue published earnings Tor tue first week IN jay VI
the Northwestern and Paul companies shovel small
er decreases than lid tue reports IOr tho iAst week III
June Erie was lu but report OF earnings FOR the
month Of Nay effect upon IA price, wAca Al inc
loest was only below yesterdays price and At the emu
sbows gain The market closed quiet aud with al Gn-
certain tone.
Government bonds were only moderately active Al
essi.r figures The the S. In which there was no
busse done are Is higher but Tor The - ana 42- Hey
are !, aud is per cent respectively lower Annexed are
! the closing quotations;
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NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
tn RE TRIED Ry COURT MARITAL.

WASHINGTON, July 10.-The President mas
appointed - martial to meet at Fort LeavenWou'
Kan Monday August T. for the trial Of Captain Geo'e
r. Olmsted IT,. under charge preferred by the INC
si-ua Onlcor Of embezz'ing about $1,000 while on u"'
In Arizona a. disbursnr officer o. the signal N'r''''
The amount has been refunded by the friends ~ the A.
cusi officer Tho detail for tho court IL as folow''
minors George Roll counifsirv ~ subsistence; W ~
Gibson, ps,na ter; mes Gi.s quart riha1s,r. Az
H. You 4, 81 tayalrY. CAPTAINS EdWarl Is
ArtIll.r, Jacob d. Eawle.. 9TH Artillery; u ft,,f,,
sou 2uth Inrnry. lloyd Nhrltin, 2oih Infantry ~
Wtnt ltn cavalry. Thomas e. quinn. lth lnfmty y u.
Cr,rr ord ,arcc prn1rtment. anI W r. Nuf'' <UIh
nf,ntrv Trs Lieutenant q. q. Webster, an lninnN
aud Major Houry GOudt'ow, Juigr NdNo'a''' '"NeN
Advocate Of tie Court.
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VACATION OF LErrER-CARNlbRS.

washington. July O.-RapresrutAt'vcs' "N'
" Ncw-Nork. AMI Ryan. n Kansas, td called "p''
the ro~iuietcr Gcpcrd al hal nn interview hp'n 'N'
su,ct ~ the lotorcorncr'' suruh l'lv'' NJ ao''n'
Tho specific npuropu alton ~ s5o,plp Tor h' pnrp''' ny
,nr a a. AND ~ hr insufficient pay auhtut1' l'i'r
r,. far ,,iot, M more than srvop DAYS. Instead ot
IA, af,..n dave allowed by tho act fhs io'tnHl'L
Gcnrr,l ernr.se hi. intouuuu of carrying 'n ,"' ~
lie mad mot % ttlucl COPY ~ tho 49,, und r u W.
what trtIuu he voull take u ne l 'ftrf u 80,
ufren dave leave white tuo apprpur ON vas r'l''s
Tor bat .e,cu diyt. bo ma not doubt co. iho "a ~ ~
would he auuplirl fruu enc 500 100 a'oN'n 'n' VI"
partmcut for gene ll expenses.
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THE COST OF COErEsTrNG SEATS.

WAsuryGroN. July 1O-The Treasury De
partmeut .y issued warrants for siijj0 On account
f tl. ,r.- and expenses OF co1-e,,nt- FOR seat- IN
the Representatives dIrn; The first session OF
the XLVijtn Congress. Iae names Of the contestants
,oc amount received by each follows: william r. Eng
l!.h - oOo. : j. P-ee. 7-ODE = r. Peters, 500" J.
=. Cn4incr-. 5000; Vtn II. Manning, 9-.JJJ' r. A.
ManLln4rc. $1,000; J. H. wallace, 1-'OOF "."'m 'A'
- 1000. r,.,a f.. Campbell. $1,000. IT, L. storey
-. o,n- I,n p,uL - 600; G. J. o'Farr.U. $1,000 v T.
Frc.icrcl, $1,000; lane- ,i-o9. - n"G o. ~. 'Tiis'
- ,5or ~ Il -1oilc 900. f. fl+ecv. $1,000. J :.
~. e. ,n1 g T. carr. ~ $1,000; g. g. Poole 500;
f d, SKINNER. 500 g. ~ Mayo, "a, 500 .. II. clean
~ 600. j. o. l}Ioadhet,i. 1.OOO =. =. Wood $1,000
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IHE PETROLEUM 4AEKFL

Ntw.VORK. July 10
A larger Increase than was expected for Juno
In the net stocks held by National Transit company
Including the United Pipe Lines Is shown bv the 5ihciah
st ienent ust flied. But compared with May 'hS
statement f. favorable The increase in ross stocks ass
month was 423I2s, against ar increase In May OK
5t3 800 barrels: the sediment and sur G account Vas
enlarged by 2lO3I3 barrels, leaving the June 1cre~s,
IN net stocks no 2l2sl5 barrels AGAINST -an ia May Ok
22s oeG 4. COMPARED with MAY The certificates OUT
standing were increased 10 June 267039 Barrels aud nc
decrease no credit balances aga barrels In Way
the receipt. ~ Oh 96is6 barrels more than ths
Aor receipts in June tho receipts were 3-o3 oarres
ess than those Of the preceding month The dehveF1'
however are Increased May only 979s2 oarreas.
agars Il an Increase May April OF l9j,76O harres
The excess OF receipts deliveries last monts wh
onv 1882 barrels against similar excess M MY os
3t- 7}T-a decline 1888 bsrps For the last tbf'e
months the National Transit figures un 5dsresI were a.
| -.L..l
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sae bonds entirely neglected, aad the quotations
mostly were nominal OF city 0&nG stocks Phoenix SOFA
al 1904
The nrket FOR railroad bonds was dull and generally
uninteresug The changes Ia prices. however were Rea
orally toward higher Lre secord con'ol after
decline of y 10 asa rose TO 491s a49A Missouri Nah
sas and rcxa, nrst con-ol- = cher At IOWA ana
the general 81 were a higher a. 52e after sales ~ os
C.e apeake and ono hr-ts series -, were better AT ~
and the currency o. were steady 3Os. Csuadh south
srn arst IS for small amounts aoAser Al VOs New
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REPORTED THEFT or POSTAGE aIAVt'.

" AsufNGTON, july lN.-lt WIS I'P''''"
dav tuat the discovery han been Al" IN the F'-' ''
Druarttpcut that certain OF The employees 81 inc S'P
Division hal accn stealing large qn'Iu'' OF "'"
A., - ,,d d,soo.irt OF them to outsiders, ,ud That
.,ct n had been going for long une' Tue
yalue ~ the stamp- thus takon being estimated a. 'N
er,l thousand dollars. PosmasterGeneral Gresham s'"
that the rrmos hpd been brought to hi' notice. nnl 4
he cond neither affirm ucr druv tlcir uuth. lie @d "
II There hnn been "a, aurh tbr,t-, tneY nal o'ri ~
the If,rl Assistant Postmaster irrcrhs DIVISION "u.
al, th, llama gcd sncrts OF stamps returned from ne
Nmcflc.o Sank Note agency IN New YORK 10 the p'P'
al
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CRoPS ~ NORTHERN NET-T0RK.

IRON A OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF rTE rHIE'NEl
GREENWICH, y. Y, July 9.-Ihe hay crop III
this region has been injured considerably ny dry weather
recently, aud viii from ouehalf to twothlri' the
usual Well. SewIy-s,eIei fields have a good growth,
ont many old me ldovs will hardly pay for cutting
scarce my -rlss has be'J cI- gee IN the coIntos
urtLrr north, along Lake Cnanplan and the t. Law
renee grass looks than in isir ;on aud Slrato-a
Counties. Rye Il rapidly grow.nt ye Low and promises
to b. good crop, both regards grain and straw
Wheat also WI give . good return to the farmer. oats
Just be sinuiu, 20 L,asl and are oil r'O color.
Poraioa. later than usual aud many ara NOT Vei
hlled. The potato nng pretty vol suJug ed ana the
crop NAV yoL do we'll Burb INKS Seeding II sur
ptufiu- no Larry Rose ustt eU variety, bht Lirf
having dcL-rorr@i 10 QrtH;f. thls x m o. "l'
hryie-t rr ps u L-unG'nn, ~r1tO-t aul lttA' turG
CounIic-. ta. dcr.- ls year Is Ltr-t FIX J. IN
other nrreduour'. AMI hnds near mar
ket y..iIlu. lax uui- AMI ~ lur 'fr-cuyc Jhtrtd
ana Ha,r-Ur factory r. win don 1ues, N'ii .li ''Tu
b. the lr. pro i~ng ~ the cereals. gu0i deal having
been A . Uv frost while thar wi.rh ESCAPED - 'lc 4
wart TIE apple crop &, partial -r', sd c "rch1Ii'
hring nearly barn. while others .ra "'I IoI'l: lt'
.r4as, potato al gItn crops. rXceDtA- ao H. III Ine
Western part 81 che state, seen + n the "e' >Ap'o
RAJ ro d JOB e recent tIp rom Albany 10 b'hno'
promised we'll auI tar yield o; apples was also u1ic-
n1tei.
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WASHINGTON PARK RACES.

CurcAGo. July 1O.-Thc first race to-day lor
maiden thrcc-yeAr uis. mi'e was won ~ 9"P'N''
ny haf len .th King Tro ibcr second ana ny "
third. Tine l:i6. Mutuals paid r3l
ma. ..o,,d race O,trsstcp Stakes, swecpTakea ioF
.w,yearotl. onp-h,lf mile was won by MisN'n bc'lo'
Lady OF she Lake second, and Ldy Way ward t"fd I'm"
O:ig. Mduli. pad Fl6. -. g.. . II oces
rbe 4, ett Western Ian leap, sweepstakes TOT an '-
mi 4, ana . half w. wnu by B1atndn % t'tH N''
ana Lie =. lhrl Tune 2;3J Nuuhi' P4d -. CON
lao tnnrt, neat race OF one mile. va. llktu ~ a
trrvilr in l: - ana l:iji2 Nuluhs phd 20 oV " -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-11
ORnERs Tl ARMY OFFICERs.

WASHINGTON, July 1o.-By direction Of the
President First Lieutenant J. g. Bush, 5th Artillery has
been de- ailed "a professor OF military science ana tactics
A the Coie ate anl Comm rei Institute, New Haven
Conn. 10 take effect September !. captain Hu"".4 d.
ct~,p, has been retired from active service - te OF
su,. for ia nv u4ys mas been granted Cadet Franz a
90 K q : Military Academy. Leave Of absence ior toc
noUtus effect after August l. It' oceh si"'o"
l,.nl.,in Tl cma. Erllnl. sixth Lnfan ~
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WIyyERs or rHg HHIRPLESs err.

PHILADELPHIA, July 10.-The eichi-oared
stel race for the Srpes cup over the national cor-e
on the -chuylku RIVER tn' afternoon was won by tHe
C,.u3inil Oh Washington; tu- -:oG the fastest 'i'n'
ever I'M lc over ti- course which - ono ana h' mics
sttllc ,tav.av The University OF nnsyivanh cIe"
W.. .rc,uq; time - L. The of ar par c'p' mt ID 'h
,r, g.r. ie Au.1u.a o. New I1rs, who finished :" q
nr ,nd tue resceut tIl~ cay. l'c ON ho'f '"oN
the lead al the start aud wis never lie 'ded
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me VALUE or 4 PROXK.
From IN, chicago Inter Ocean.

A Southern gentleman held a proxy for a
dsesate-atlAIge from BIS own state, and once pro
ceeed TO use IL where 10 would DO sim the most good
Yesterday the dclcg -uo-st-ialge himself
ceeeed 20 aunt up ms proxy aen found. The gentleman
exclaimed
Why I've been into theatres ia mat proxy. psvued
n a couple Of tunes temporarily, bad about dozen
bottles ui wee n best seat 40 tie ls sable and lott
Of fun besides"
We'll ia use IL myself now. Pless' dive u up ,"
ON s.y 1 Wish sou would let have 10 aSOuI hi.
teen minutes longer until N get another bottle OF
wine
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me BgOK Of HoAlION.

ST. LOUIS. July 10.-A dispatch from Rich
rnonI No SAYS: Joseph smith, ,Jn f tlf founder ID
the Mormon Church. Alexander smith. F. y" 9milh ana
". H. Kelly. tn, committee appoint. I by the Norm ID
Conference Il sal, 4-e A,y IA ia " pdc' o"ipH
ugtIe Book Of Norm "a a - present publisher "itA
the orlgino pt loo possession 81 Da'll ""''''
,r p,.b,uoul Mr. wnitmcr claims To be- one Of t1rcc
persons who saw gel give craven plates 70 Jotiu
smith and this manuscrpt Is copy Of the pat"s m.e
nv the prophet himself and II the only Que ia eAl-ehCe
Why the COMPARISON made i not stated
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LOOKING TO Az "TyDEPEypEyT" CONFERENCE.
BOsIoN, July IO.-The Executive Committee
Of tns independent Connice Of one Hundred Das voted
a. instruct the chairman lui secretary cOu4cr by wire
Immediately upon the reception Of the OSCILLATIONS rom
CuIc VIII til laiepsu1eItso Sew orkNeN Has co.
Pmadelpas Buna1 T. Louis and other places relative
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c1otFv GOvFRyuEyr PROPERTK

PHILADELPHIA. july lo.-Beniamin Abraham@'
iuuk dealer was today acd Tor triI On the charge Of
avn in hi. 10. session clp heimcta blouse, and other
articles value At ABOUT 22D0 bel1n- 10 tho Govern
nent and supposed have beu sto en- from the League
Is tnd navy Yard bv Serge emf tlhres L. Johnson wac
has Hed TN. -ooi4 found .r ut il proper 'o1 of
those missed the stolen mit"ria amounting In value TO
ttVar =
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"Tom.r SAID General Ruflcr yesterday to ms
,-,vste sofr,t,ry "I wish Won would brush that Nv od
INV collar" Tho secretary quickly shoncd thc ln'.hNhe
insect from the hack ~ thr generals collar, there's
niece of inn ritht in the middle of my back too, re-
inarf, the general Nuu src whispered IN" @r' teIAy
apoloset,tl visitor "th, -cu'rFs hew h'+ oe"n
m r,uper.y ,uf.ui by tho Chic tEt cunvcnulu th.t 40
,an .cc hn own back with prricct ease Troy lclc
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4 WHITE EEL SFEiEED

ORrvrA July 1o.-An eel perfectly white
was ape red ia the -uslurranua River near tins place,
Tuesday niguL BY william llenfar nc rina'croarre
was over two feet oul. and weighed four and hair
pounds AFTER being put OF the water a short tmo the
eel changed from e pure wec ta cream color, and
anal, IA ars ra ,rrrHrcI On tive ta md another ono on
the no.e rhe uslts hr preserved In Alcohol and rcni
tn tho museum OF cornell toIUgc.
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,,,yIvo crgprySJOv ~ AUGUST.

PHILtprLpuIA, July 10.-An officer OF the
PhilaleDh auI Reading coal and Iron co npIny s+'""
today that the matter of su@puding production during
Ar,ust had not vet been the subject of even Informal
Iisc..ion but that II the other companies den audrd
we IL. stopn1re ~ that mouth the Reading Company
you'd MOI ppu,e the movement, although It would De
better satisfied WIthtull WORK.
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HANOVER. y. H.. July 10-Ghe concluding
session the Pathological Associ ton was held to-day
aid The follow officers elected PresdeHL Pro-
ossor Goodwin of H,rv rd vice president Professors
pack Of Yale and Merriam. OF Ncviork secretary aud
treasurer Professor II. wright Of Dartmouth laper4
w re read nv Professor CyT4 adler. ~ Phlsi'Ipha ;
rrnlas.or T,rb, Of Yale college, Professor Marsh OF
H.. va'ta. Ir nelson az Nary ud Froi"ssor lInty
1f Yale ana = iuu" Proctor Of the National Dear NIUE
school of Washington.
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xso 1917 NJ, Harrood) Dsves's Chipola 9. ls3
usfini Duy Char ey Egps o. is s,,. w Ias NJ Ken
ns. D.nshrr's Caso (agod 1873. j. hesnyl suIns the
the tsv 1r,te and made runaw1 race vi a. w,,n hv
So,en lengths IN 2lsI. Beaverwyck second "'"'''
thrd. Pools W. %.
SARATOGA SUMNER HANDICAP w i"'' =
S.p.rocA SPRINGS, July 1O.-SecIe'"'S
s1r,a. vbeaflr Of the saranEa Racing Assoc'l'"h' w
day announced she weights for the summer manu- Y
ma run ON August 3 This II q SWEEPSTAKES 'oI y" 80
$50 each or 500 # declared ont hV Jnly IL W. -,
o.d.d The seccni horse 20 receive 500 ana VI ''
$40 ,ut Of the stakes The distance 10 '' '""
and half The weights are ~ follows tb.
+. r Hunter. BIN Hattie a. ~ Kyrie p'iS-u'y ~
u MO otimce,,. h General Monroe by Tom Pow %,
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T0IOSE 4 DAYS PAY.

WAsHINGToS, July 1o.-A queer co'nPilca-
non has arisen IN the executive departments IN coihe-
, sit, ,lc iai pa-ssg- " the Legislative, Executive
and Judicial appropriation bin. Tho bill became 10"
On Juiy and ~ Coutr.-s htd extended tie appfppl
lions cd last year only five hty- ID tAH P '
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and z g. -id tn4r d tf-- can De- pad Tor thtt DAY 10
any rupluyc oi the Government
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THE CAT THAT ESCAPED FROM THE BAG.
G,oyoe william Curt.. % J. 4. K,tzmaLr.

Gs0rge WuhaB1 CuTtis % J. a. HtzmdLr.
Yours Of sth inst. received. The lndepen-
depts Oh Sew York hOa the balance ~ poser and no
man Bere obnoxious them than Mr. blaine coud be
nominated tor the Presidency and the principal reason
The strong following ne has Ia fennsJ sAA
The pendants projection, and whoever 90
elect must favor reform Neither Blaine Arthur
nor Log A. carry New-IOrk. Your. respectfully.
GEORGE WILLIAM CUNTS.
To 7 A. Kitzmller, esq.. Gettysburg. Penn.
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civil SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.

WAsHINGruN, July 1O.-Ihe ClFH service
4,ion VIII hold examinations ~ app''tn'S 10, '"o
new force ~ spec a pension examiners ~ I''"7' Iue7
, r,Iv Do At .n-tou. New-Yora city, Eorhe'ter y ="
and Cincinnati IS cinr-day. July p. al lrovmrh'e
,d..t, and 49, Paul. MINI. Thu -idy, July - 81
Detroit. Chicago and Topeka Friday Ju49 49, ~ '
burr 81. LOUIS ana Des MONIES.
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COURT cALENpARs-rHIs DAY.

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