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Foreign Notes.

Havana. 90 A cable dispatch
from Madrid says: TIE Gsceta puo-
Iishes a statement tn The effec. that
after August LIST, ihs following re-
ductiou in export duties will be
made, surtax 5 par cent. will be
abolished, and present duties OF 60
per cent. be reduced and be payable
one half in bauk bills at their mini
nal value.
Berli1, Cat a meeting in Lon
den yesterday Of the Egg ptian con
ference, Count Won Munster, DER
man ambassador to Eaglaud, pro-
posed a conference to discuss the
que, ton Of reform Of tbs EGYPTIAN
sanitary system, but Earl Granv lie,
British foreign score airy. declined
the proposition, other representa-
tives conc0rring with him that it
was a question outside the sphe re
of the conference. Other members
of thu conference, however, would
have supported Count Won Munster
had the question been discussed
The latter asked the other delegates
to note the fact that Earl Granville
refused to discuss the SUI ject.
Paris, 29.-In the Chamber of
Deputies, to night. a deputation IN
der the leadership of NJ. Clemenceau
was appointed by the extreme left
to visit the places afflicted with
cholera. 1t is reported the people
Of Aries are fleeing to farms in the
vicinity where they huddle together
in herds and sleep s best they can
The sick are entirsly neglected.
cases Of cholera are kept quiet from
the authorities and no surveillance
observed. The deputation inspected
o mad house at Marseilles and found
numerous cases of cholera there.
The lunat!c asylum is tine centre OF
infection.
st. Petersburg, 20 A number OF
women and girls have been arrested
for conspiriRg against the govern
ment. They are with the Marie
Institution, school OF education
for girls of good families. The CON-
spiratOrs met in the rooms OF the
institution, and had accomplices
among teachers and older pupils of
the schools.
Paris, 29.-The French govern
ment has receives advices from
Tama ave, Madagascar, stating that
the reported combat on June 20 was
not defeat Of the French.
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A Walking Skeleton.

Mr.. E. W. Springer, of Mechan-
icsburg, Pa. writes: 81 was sff1 cted
with lung fever AID assesses on
lungs, and reduced TO q 1oazking
skeleton. Got a free trial bottle OF
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, which did me so much
good that 1 bought q dollar bottle.
After using three hotties, found my
self once more man, completely
restored to health, with hearty ap-
petite, and a gain in flesh OF AZ lbs %
Call at Il. q. NJ. 7. Drug Store and
geta free trial bottle of this certain
cure for all Lung Diseases. Large
bottles Sl.00. I
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Another Version.

AS an offset to the renort ,,,A
hsned In THE HERALD some daSs
sgo giving very favorable sbow;9SS
Tor Murphy, the Park Record Divas
!ns following which puts anita
oiI1erent comp.exion on the CAGE.
.SherlH Allison took hIin to Goat
vile on Wednesday and he W;r
probably remain there until he IL
wanted by the Third District Co0rt
According to evidence brought ont
the shooting OF Fan was unpro,s
VoReo and was no! hing more nIf
less IMAM colJ-blooded murder
Inc statement made by Mr.. DIVER.
the only witness, was about IA fol
lows. He says that Mummy ano
himself, both of whom had beeT
drinking were riding On To tbs
Sampson, and that he was riding q
little ahead, when Egan sprang ant
ana caught his horse by the bride
and told him that he was under ar
rest aud that he was going to take
him back to town, but he Recognizes
Egan's voice and they both hs6
laugh over the matter an6
agreed between themselves that tbs
same joke should be played on Mur-
phy when he rode up, with this al
u1tlon that Dryer was to Gre his
pistol. This scene was carried an,
and they all had another laugh over
that. After this the three Of then,
went up the canyon toaether. anG
when they had gone quite dIstancs
Dwyer asked Egan to cut MIN s
switch and Egan stepped TO the side
OF the rosu 10 DO so and he also pays
one to Murphy. DW{ er then Tods
on ahead. After he bad gone a sbor,
distance from The others he heard :
shot, and Murphy came I'D the rneC
on full gallo. Dryer hooked hscs-
anu saw Egan Is ing in the roaC. anc
on Eeing cal ed 10y him RODE bacS
and Egan thsu told him that NT,-
ply had sho. him - -
lt Is to be hoped that when Mur.
phys trial comes eff that ha mo-
have justico done him, and thar h.
may be put where he Will never
have another chance to t re the life
OF fellow-being. We have M
douot that had the facts of the case
been known he would have hsd ius-
tlce dealt out TO him IN a very sum
mary manner, as Mr.. Egan as
well liked BY ali 4ho knew him
and was an honest, sober anc in
dustrious man, and such men We
cannot afford to lose, while men
like Murphy are only curse 10 any
community.
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A Barbecue.

Lexington, Ky. 29.-Over 10000
enthusiastic Democrats attended an
old-fashioned bar becue given near
this city to-day by the Democra Of
Fayette county. The entire crowd
partook of burgoo and barbecued
meats. The crowd was addressed
by General Durhin Ward. Don Plat
and Judge Hunt, Of Ohio, Senators
Beck and Blackburn, Ex-Governor
Blackburn and Hoo. fhom IS l..
Jones, of Kentucky. AL the orstors
predicted a rousing victory in No
vember for the Dem 2cracv. There
is great enthusiast in Kentucky
over the ticket.
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The Political MN.

Parkersburg, wv, %. - Fully
two thousand people are already
here for the State Republican con-
yention to- morrow. Il is now defin-
itely settled that the fusion ar
rangement entered into some weeks
ago, whereby the Greenbackers
shall name q portion Of the ticket,
will be carried out, and assures the
Republicans 10000 additional votes
in the State.
Chicago 20 AT a meeting of the
national labor mmittee tonight
the following resolutions were
adopted: ,or :
We hereby adopt the. demands
formulated and presented by the in
dependent labor party of the STATE
of New York, which were Lado ted
and Incorporated in the platform
by the Democratic party Of that
State in 1882 as follows: "We affirm
the policy always maintained by
the Democratic party that it is OF
first importance that labor should
be made free, healthful and
secuie of just remuneration,
that convict labor should
not come into competition with the
Industry of law abiding citizens,
that labor Of children should be sur
rounded with such safeguards SIS
their health, their rights Of educa-
tion aud their future as useful mem
bers of the community, and that
workshops, whether large or small,
shall be under such sanitary con~
troll as will induce health and COM
fort OF the employed, and protect
all against unwholesome labor and
surroundings, that labor shall have
the same rights as capital to
combine for its own protection
and that all legislation which
cramps industry or which enables
the powerful to oppress the weak
should be repealed; and TO protec'
the interests Of labor we recommend
the collection of statistics and infor.
nation respecting the improve.
ments, needs and abuees OF various
branches Of industry.
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Thousands Say So.

Mr.. T. w. Atkins, Girard, Kan 3,
writes: Il never hesitate to recon-
mend your Electric BitterS to my
customers, they give entire eatisfac-
ton and are rapi1 sellers" Electric
Bitters ere the purest and best
medicine known and will positively
cure Kidney aud Liver complaints.
Purify the blood and regulate the
bowels. No family can afford to be
without them. They will eave hun
dreds OF dollars in Doctors bills
every year. Sold at fifty cents 3
bottle by z, q. M l Drug Store. I
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Cholera.

Paris, 29.-7 p.m.-There were
six deaths from cholera at Afles
the past twenty-four hours.
Two death at AK since noon.
9 p: There were twenty three
deaths at Marss'FIes the st
twenty four hours. Seventeen asses
OF cholera appeared "a Pane lllerI,
Italy. The patients were ,nostly
women from Msrssilles and Toulon.
Measures We're taken to isolate the
district.
A renewal of cholera is feared at
Toulon, owing to the return Of fugia
ives. at Marseiles there were
seven deaths between noon and I
pm.
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Young Mem Read This.

PHE VoLTAIo Belt Co, OF Mar
shall, Mich, offer to send their cele-
brsted ELECTRO FOLTAIC BELT
aud other ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
on trial for thirty days. to men
(young OF od) am ctea with nervous
debility. loss of vitality and man
hood, and all kindred troubles. Also
fer rheumatiem, neuralgia, paraly--
sic, and many other diseases. Com.
plete restoration to health. vigor and
manhood guaranteed. No risk il
incurrec, as thirty days trial is
allowed. Write Them at once for
illustrated pamphlet free.
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a Big SteaI.

indianapolis. 29.-Late this after
noon Calvin Rocker swore out a
warrant before :he mayor ch. rgipg
John G. s. HarrisOn, proprietor Of
thu rec-n ~ defunct Harrison's
bank, with embezzIlng S95 000 The
warrant was served Oh HARRISON by
policeman, at his home. Harri-
son, who WAS already i'll, was SSH
further Frustrated by this action,
and it beng deemed inadvissble to
remove him in his present state of
health, an officer was placed on
gusrd in his chamber. The mayor
fixed his bail at $50, 200, which had
not at I o'clock been furnished.
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More Kickers

ST. Joseph, No.. 25.-The Green
back congrt ssional convention for
the fourth district was held in this
city this sfternoon. Resolutions
were passed denouncing the Chicago
Democratic convention, recon-.
mending the unity of all the anti
bourbon elements to defeat the
Democracy of this State. They de-
cided not to nominate a candidate
for Congress, but by resolution re-
quested Hon. Nicholas Feri to be-
come an independent candidate.
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The Cyclones Rage.

Norfolk, Va, 3d. este day af-
ternoon q cycloEe from the south.
west visited the neighborhood OF
Hickory Grove County destroy ing
everything in its path. 1t was 200
yards in width. Several persons
were badly injured but 10 lives re-
ported lost. L rgezt trees wsrs car
ried away, houses AID arms de-
stloyed and cattle killed.
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Black RagKniabts.

Cincinnati, g the photograph
eFs of the United States opened
the ir fifth national convention at
Springef's Musi: Hall TO DAY. About
a thousand delegates representing
neatly every Slate in the Union
were percent. The proc ceilings Of
today were merely Routine. The
session will last four Jays.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Tuesday, July % 1894.
CARroLIc ACID oN TIL FREE Lisr.-Ihe SECRETARY vi
ne Treasury has decided thai carhohc acid Is free ron
iuty under the new tariff Heretofore uu'5 oi ~ Pc
enf ha, been assessed on That aIucic
FOR THE CREDITORS OF An ILLINOIS B>N6-Ine con
ROLLER OF the Currency has declared second dVHend
E,pE of Monmouth. Ill. Oh proved claims amounting 10
g277.7g4 Tho first dividend was doclairn june 1''
PATENT OFFICE Bcsivrss.-Thc Patent ohlce today
issued rag patents 81 designs 10 rader1rGS "ne''
AMI reissue Forty-t~9 patents We.e @e.ii n,tcaf.
issued New secured 80. Massachusetts j. fchh'y
vania 80. Illinois 80, and ONO %
RrLF GovERNtNG PENSION AFrLIcAroNs.-IAe acting
Secretary II the Interior dec ded that where an a
pcant FOR pension who IN ms orielns, i i'
alleges broadly general Disability or lhp@'Ie' ne' ''"
suU,equrutiy specific, IA. par .c.lar disease "li,A
cIl-ed t1r disability, the .1ppemr. a. al y sum ~
regarded part OF the original G,'itri M ~
a. re+ however. amply cases vh'r fh" snpp'm "hI
AFFIDAVIT would have che effect oI entirety cit-lI- t,
rhqra Ter of the claim, and he affidavit ml> Tee s'h'
L. the declaration
SETTLING The ALABAMA CLAIMS The awards recent,
made bv the Court Of Alabama Claims were ce-t1ed 10
sTec,I" and tnev v De set. led iu about ten DAYS.
IMPROVEMENT OF UPPER MssIsslPPl.-M1or Mae
Kenzie Of The oCrps " Engineer has iorN raet h, an
nu.l NScll wear ending June % ISL Cd"
cork done ou the Mississippi. River o-JVten ~. M w.
~ mouth OF the Illinois var Ha says ihr "'rh '' '
past year satisfactory and that navigation las
been improved.
DounLE RELIEF INADvEKTENTLY GKANTED.-At the lass
session Of Congress two bills pa foc tAe r-I". of
Nj, Margaret Cassidy. each Of which appropriate /
= 700 10 Teirhurs, or for The by the Goverullel t
nf A machine for cutting yeum cloth invented ana
patented oy her husband. One OF lEe bills of-lnt' .i
he senate aud the other the House, aud "oth were
s,prd bv the President. When Tine question was ri
sented al the Treasury Department n was decided tl
Mrs. cassidy vas orv entitled 70 Tire one appropriation
of % 500 and warrant for that amount was Issued 10
her.
E,rp OF GovERvWENr PEoPFRTY AT HAErEE- F1EHY.
rho ,~, ~ m, Treasury has not vet fx-i ante
for the sale OF the Government property 40 HaiUe
Ferry as authorized by Congress hui DE- rs expected tA'
II viii he offered for sae al public auction about the mid
die of September.
COMPROMIsH REFU-ED.-The solicitor Of the Treasury
has rejected the Offer OF compromise in the case OF K
Elliott who WAS convicted OF selling liquor without
license and also OF selling tobacco without paying the
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STATE OF TRADE
noWzsrro TAeNgrs

DoTEsrT" HAPF@r'.
no.5oE Al'' 5q.y C-a,oa t.r.. y. % - Plea
S'g otr 20 5oa ia .o' 81, 3
6 6r,''cI 30 Whi.s. 6l14I. 50 W's. i5st5 .,
sports ana 1aY Ma y. a' COIN 45gj ouil J- 800 osiE
Shorts. 1io11 bush .,.......,...
bttlAl. .an.. t,. ~, 4 g,-d lprth.rn Pac,ae
" an" i'- s9l es'a N32 ia '' g., mi, ~
~. r urn AMOS "A e4 b cans -amYrst Nd, OATS dIl NJ
s,,,s ',o',n1r,l cana. froiqht' b. VeV ysra .lF.r
2-6'0S... Gbe,t .o0a1 Dnsh orn. oe ..w 20
5000 'u'h lT. i". ' git oo DO l. ',n t.ik
bush
rrrrvvtrf 7n.T 10 -I'lr w.. a. x
lt'l -.,-+,. .1s.t n, ,,s..lI, ..u.l.-, y
pao and L.s4L "a .n4. rH rirslnt ml re y
..'...I f ..,.. ruf, %
i.' .no bn,b lotn 4 I... 900 ,ush. 1as
4 ''.D .''n .I, r,r b., i,,I'e MOI whsst
~ - 20 tg,of wn''' a.'
u Is t..e ..uf tI n ntrrIf 20 n "a
,o.og ~ &C.. Ausuat ..stt 81. ,'H1| 'l q -
..psw'., s,.... ss..s r..... i. slssa.
- .laut. t''n 30 i"' l''"a' .'. ..,. 81
=, August. '-l 'a.. closing 81 70 =" ~
Ga..a.,s, i ,c. 5esns a. ~. AZ n.a ea' 49,.
a. s.i Cd .a."t " 49," ,,.,' iII.r . sisfaH al
HiB.a.. liIy oa,a ilt,t ,o.ins it r Anau't !,
9s''se eio.nf a. =" 1'g' ''." -.a'l az H.
My "ualD's.. cosls al 'o "'r 'f' ''."'i -
o. a. ~ gar .' Aaoi.t S. Co., -eptriun,. a. 90
81. 81 .. .i, 1', = ,,' -s,,,,per s7sss
4 g.. LOSING , 81 ,o .tsrt r F, q. 20 -lort
fi-ar 80 u..sipt.- F.our Ioupu boz. Nn.l- $50 .
bush Corn oo' g1a - ,a, my S sss
Wheat ooo g as,9 oa' ,,,r So,n ~, 6nsh
Fys opI0 I' ~,s,t r,a ,n , 81 ID. ,uru.s
q BAL Corn -,e 49, 3, r., b, o,. ~
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a SANITARY MUSTACHE.

From me 81 JdDifFs GdEfffs
Pansian paper has published a letter frOro CORE
spondent IN a southern French town which he de
scrOes an extraordinary system OF prophyiaTls
against cholera which has come into vogue there Tho
epidemic has not indeed made us appearance in or
anywhere near the place, but the inhabitants live u
Constant apprehension of visit from IT, A NJ. C.
Who 10 OF the principal alaEmsts TOOK, il seems,
q oiing his mustachcs with c4rhohc acid some time
ago iu Che hope OF Disgusting the microbes, and 50
Keeping them away IRON his respiratory apparatus.
Boon after a nephew of this ingenious gentleman. q
youth still u his teens. - whom Nature has so lar
refused the means OF following lis uncle- example o.
the letter bought himself pair 81 artificial mustaches
fucn are worn in carnival time, and these DE regu
larly irgates with the salutary If uuragrnt fluid.
The panic spreading Ia tine family, Mlle. c. Was
eext observed 10y the neighbors, when she took her
evening walk IN the garden, TO be the wearer OF a
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pRovrsroy-PoRK-Thi, market has

rRovrsroxs-poRK-rhi, market b.. . erm temper,
but pr % SHOW no mporIa' ec1s t want, ny
70 orsd OF Mess quoted At 81 75ssl5 q = New ao.
81 5ssi7 IS ETtrs PRIME sEET-N, w.: =, .
s 81: IN salre. and T 81 s2' ~ asrs.. rsts
81 FANNY SO Ssii Pr axMsat.Tspg, ; S.,, ,A ~
CUT MEArs-Pricss ru yery .tronr AVID there b, nocs-
a a, T. s s 5os ID a. 309 r CO.. isE,e Nam.
quoted .s City Picked 7hOuesru u ,,c.
smoked Hs .as' sIi'.c ,'. MID6LEs A.. h.i
ioI IS g1i-I, - !. adiierr1 Long clear N Sswior@
Gear. de-. DRESSED HOES sgaut .,her 81
i!s' esTce l9t On At g cepasa oo-f
95S'g va" e5-,v sa1 t,o r e. &C., mn sctiS,
aterwarf TIER va reaction u couple of goiA. bu
freely mainly for export rht advance -as 2ss e.
w. r 800, az 5sc also Oh ,c. Ite ys.tefasy 750c
,c. &c, nssl' co rgs &c., isSS
closing 90 cry steam -ore ,c7e ana oc hrarr saiss
az 10 sou'l American BUTrER-Tee usi -. 6s. noi
'aI ss. and 5ras ~ a. prices. 9,.ers - e ,senas
,so state tary bar hrAn.. ,.n, aud pals i5slsF.
we,tsrS Ga.-g ei5e' re.tern fartary. saise y.
Reoept' are ony mot.ra'e ,ad fp'e,' ar re-., Gay "a
E1sten t9assa & -o v,-. j.e 5nr at VII @oiep
az ' ~' ySd ier-asd ra 'oca a. vel q
sPcs-A 'oaaas 6asac'. r.l I'd a aacaanye, pr '.
Tie tore o. g, ma-ssr, 'teaiy &c s7 FOR w9rRr
Pc a. 10 Z - T., R.a,s. AMI ~ 10 W.. s.
saigon lst5sc. ZANZIBAR oge. ID 4cs onEer. 30 e
Primo VimeutO - , -.
sTEARINE-F,rn and 10 better demand city quotei az
9rc ono bs choice Western "','. and lV''oVV
70 Olaomargarine ~ &C -
sCGAR-Raw ies Cu % and without important featnre
Sales. 800 bhds ELgu-h Islands 41at a.. = d1 .n"sNS
do. isle. I, 20 bags centrifugal. .. Hn sf.,'s
Sic Fair 20 Good Refining lofsd 10 i'af.c AZ th9
Exchange there were OF goo tons tr -rpiembsr
ASH. Refined GRADES rIiHf and tttre ef .lngiF
u0ns. cut Loa'. lci Crushed flct Ef'nn',iet c,c{
Cubes. -t. A." Contest A. -
Powdered 70 Z 49,. standard A" o l.r. 90 A." 800
&C.. White Extra &c. $50. Extra &C. b sd &c -
81. as &C.. Yellow. a. &c. -
TALLoW --ieaily he'd and m mo ierafe 'n-I1uf Prms
CITY quoted Al o. l6Gbc. 49, 90 D 40 -loHoAo
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Ricer. Vessels mt Rdflysafs.
NFyy-YoRK July 20 1874
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEg-YOgX jay % 1874
ASHES Have cont n1rd Inn and nominal at 4Siiso for
POS Pearls IIr rol uo'ed -. --
BEE~EAN -Te i.- st.. soft, ani bat tie business
l. RI. ult vs. '-f... 3at southern quoted AZ 90 tt-t
BUrL0tNG NArER iALN-rhere ars ~ new features
eI'ner way business prices Tho underotc ten'r
ailr i ante steady. sto ss DO rost ret.fccs are
m .lert quote. Rrcks-P4is. - - a. ,1
Ar.rca, Portland TO- s. j5aS. so Enrish o.. = 500
" Ipubor-Eastorn spruce 81 asl7 waite Pine 5 59
$40 ior Vest uta shipping Board. Yellow Pee 80
81 Hard W.UI.-Nllt- Wool 50 a.. per car o@l
Hicso-y Terry ss9es,t, ( ne fsss 2'
Maple 80 ss}- 30 Nails - s. 80 per kos Tor Az %
sod.
CIr00Rv-rr1sq FAIR movement ~ a. 7G%c for Grount
Increment either anthracite OF buuminou' =
uuup. rfut tm cine companies lmis laigoes als
guaf. s. 1l and 81 % 4 - : respectively.
ClFFET-Rr dies have been In better emani on me
basis ~ f., 'lI fr clrE1es lLe mAfs-i .LealY Sac
I0'Orlrs t.o -r "Slufwcs" ll} g. ex II plrchus."
ant 700 do -aatos eH scot, Grcy-r options have
rur ....d. advance ~ points TIE closing pr'es
were 'rrl.i o. f-H l s~pfe1Iber. 3l01s Is October
-.f5u--O. No~uupcr x. - 2j. and December 20
3D. Tn.t.-l. ss footed 2l.7l0 BAGS MA grades 9uet
CoorleAGt -rOch-A moderate business 70 going on
ABOUT steady figures. We quote Empty, IN T.
hhds 3t Lt- % H1op, "a tect 5as2G: DO, u tert
So qr2s NoAssc. 9h91Gs and Heads - 6I
shocks ana Vow Hcads - inch - 30 al 900 30 inch
~ OIns' 10 Od shocks without Heads, l3H Ioct KUN
shocks and Ueads 81 IS; do Pipes s6as7 ,
CnRphGE-fl moderate demand al l3 &c for MAMMA
CJrr0N SPOT Tori mad armer tone nl'aouEh no spec
ia rrlveufU- rrcr4 took n1c", sales -l' paeS ,
OF when last evening and an FOR consumpuot.
Hec@iu-' 40 -a nnr' ST bales, against ~ tAs oT aat
Tue I3t-l-s .o.s % the American cls''ac1ton ara
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NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
OYSTER MEN SEEKING PROTECTION.
nv TEL ron APE To TRE TRIBUNE.I

WASHINGTON, July pa delegation OF oys-
ur men from Maryland arrived IN was aHs.O" 49,
- NJ Williamson Of st. Mary's, IL the spoSes-
- ~ the delegation He said: The oyster prooien
"a the abuses under the present laws questions
ta Greater interest to the inhabitants OF the bay s'or'
,na, even the approaching Presidential election
.nb,.ct of the gravest importance affecting our Iue
prosperity and the value of our property Tue
Pi,. g., ts recent report stated that there was inn
.o,nont dancer OF the almost total extinction OF the
bivalve unless prompt steps were taken ~
ston darrapt abuses. Notwithstanuln- M NV ,a
alarm thousands Of oysters be n sod to-ua. III
MS sultrv and unhealthy season. over t,e
~ restaurants IN Baltimore New-fork ana 49,, in
A, ths season the oysters should not he DISTURBED IN
beds and tomorrow we will take the pronef sLcPs
rcgar 10 having the laws strictly enf0rc luv -.
v1fion will nrobably call 1t the Department o. Ju,ii'
morrow morning and endeayor TO have some sVep' '"~
I'M regard to the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
THE CROPS or IOWA.

FAIRFIELD, Iowa, July 29-The Official re-
port OF the secretary of the Iowa state Agricultural 10
cetv concerning the condition Of the crops from June 10
r. July ., inclusive shows the condition OF corn 10 ne
III per cent an increase OF per cent over he "rne
report; broou-corn JG per cent. winter "het "' P''
cent and snrng wheat 30 per cent. Winter barley -
m CON, s,,r,,,, harley, 1Oi prr cent winter rye % PER
cent s1rirg rye 3D. per cent and oats % per cent '
crelse of per from vac former report IN" 'I'p
h,v I,,i.-i ina lara-- trlu wind and rain Wlhd ana
han storm. are reported from fofy-oH' con MUGS 81 -
dauia.e 90 crons 40 some l)ca.ites the d'h'! l7 %
pre ut boo other localities, with favorable WtdAe' '"'
corn CROP YiI recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30

LIVERPOOL July % -Pr1riAoas aeon lAo .t 4, s
oil L0ug Clear MIdues SOS ID 'hot1 ,.' 80
4. Hd short RIBS ass o., -AOAirr5 5.A pr-rna
4us flr extra In ian Mos Prin. As'A - . West.
err. 5tl Lari-A ner1an 5SA o. ENC -s.,s.r. B.. !.
Lard on, 4Js. id. Haa--LOns cut or-- "a -
ti,tf.r a. n-r 80 r,r ul.-. ai.sI -t4ts1 -Aseso
American cnoce As ll Whra-l4ed h" -slr,l P - srn5
~. a. Re Winter IS sd lll. per ccutlA - -
- 9t. New W--terfl winter e. Sd Ns" ~ iA. ~ &
bs al California 50 b. IS. d = 81 IL A't.'i -. A.,
= ILL., ID per GENITAL corn AIea oit- f,r,,,,,s
n-W 81 al per ceutt. PrstI8e-spirits o -
~ N do AZ f,1I,u pa Jd per VI ishAsI frtle
cum b II p3r gl.1u clover ao,d-A AcroAA "s- -
rsr rvt f4Iov ,t, 90. per cgL tosla ~ ~ IA'N
T. I'd. Pale 04 2 1s "a IInssed Dill l's ID per cH ,
Inc receipt. lf wheat flr tins past three Gay we're lI
,t.is fr,itn,n, "a 6Ju American Receipts Ot American
corn. Ti. 800 t.utlI4. 49,, co. q. rf..r q
Der TON. calcutta lIa-e-- Ais a. 4 IL per t1.I. = :
s.e.f re " - los 81. f'1Tfi Nrirl-i y ~
4 f per rllon Spirits 0f rirp"all' -'-. POI. 'r ','
sperm JI- sol pcs tId k1Hl-. , - ''A t'. 4- .-
p1l. >. rLta PROV, 514-Ll.L its d. DOT.
American sugar lE-. SO r JOS ti pr " 70. -', tf.
fusll BB 4riLlls 80 4ll IS 81 pltA - 41l -N.' ~
coyado lall l-unlng lislL