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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
4 LAcENiKINq SUiNDLE

llRrroRD, July 2j.-An cntcrprisng firm,
compo'cd Of Two young men, here made
over El,JpO the pat month In this city ny
ndvertsonents, Wanted. ladies' ~ do fancy work ~
home Night, clean and easy can make good pay Call
on address Tor particulars, Watson a
CO., 100 Malu-sL, Hartford. Conn" Ia To-
sporse 10 this invitation nearly 400 women
10 AL called aud we're met by pleasant looking youAH
lady OF about eighteen. She gave her name as Alice Full
ler and said that she boarded Ia GOycrnOrsL she was
apparently u charge ot the pirc. Tho sc1cmr proposed
10 women Was Tor making lace IA dlhtfrnt df'iuf
A deposit OF % - derived nom each applicant az
tbs amount tAu duliars required or nsiuct'h IVA
dollars fog the maohiue aud twenty Nv" cents Tor
the board. A. n1uccincut thr Hppucdhts were
Informed that for every ei-Aiecl yards Oi lif
Whcd they manufactured they would receive
~ Several widows and the poorer class Of
STR finished lots OF the work and receive,
r pay for H. Now H. iohnd
tual Watson & Co. have left town suddenly and solera
thousand yars of the lAre ana eral hundred ratt
lace makers are left behind
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WASUTNGTON NOTES.

WAsHSGrON, July 2L 1884.
BANKS AUTHORIZED AND ExIENDED-The Controller
of the Currency has authorized the Red River National
t oil 100000. lie has a.sO extended The corporate ex-
i5,euce Of the National Bank Redemption, OF Boston, to
july - lJO4.
TRANSFER OF CATTLE QUARANTINE SERYIcE.-Ihe
Treasury Department is max ARRANGEMENTS to transfer
the Cattle Quarantine Service To the Agtictlid Depart
mcnt In pursuance 0f the provision, OF 1e Sundry civil
Oil making appropriations Tor that service
TIE -QUATERs oS CHERoKEE LANDs.-The officer
commanding the United states troops charged with the
duty cXpcug squat-rS liOiu the Cherokee out
lea lands in the Indian Territory has requested tue in-
terror Department To scud representative 10 the ltl-
tory To point the persons VINO are To be elee 3D.
IL H. probable that atache OF the Land once Will be
dlreried TO discharge that duty -
THE CORRESPONDENTS OF LABOR STATI>TlCs.-No az
lion will be takon by the President in the matter Of me
(omuissunersnp OF the bureau OF Labor Statistics
until ms return 10 Washington about the middle Oi
August
COMMISSIONERS FOR ALAsXA.-The President to-day
anp,iutcd John c. Brady, of Alaska George y. lhrie
of peunsyyana and hester Seeber or CauiOln 70
be COMMISSIONERS the district OF Alaska, " reside
rg.pectiyey at -itka, Nrange, and OunaasSa.
AWARDS BY NE COURT or ALABAMA CLNMs-The Court
of oners of AahamaC aims to-day transmitted To
fine secretary of state for hs cerhCat0h list OF awards
untbprlsp COG Asses decided IN favor OF claimants ana
2GO in which Judgments have been iehutIeu lot INC
United states The aggregate Of the awards 10 claim
ants ia S2,71O103 Tho judgments were promptly Ger
tncd by Secretary Frenghnyssn 10 the treasury De-
uaftmsnt. where the awards VIII he pad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
ULLMN c. RHiEEL1BDERS SIyITy.

Ex-Judec George VI. Curtia, who represents
William g. lhine.ander m he charge AGAINST him of a
aault I'm tho 0r' decree for shooting John Drake In tho
aw-oncc Of the latter mnde motior Yesterday before
Recorder smyth to set a.dc The order appointing com.
i-oucrH to crnmn" the question Of Ehinclnnd,r' ,u
~. Mr. Curtis said that man who had been inoictrd
for serious onrpce ought 10 have vbt 10 choose ha
own ground OF defence md not bee compelled IA serct
ono that Was thrust ON him by others lie declared the
section of the Penal Cote relating 10 The nppo ntfnrnt ~
commissioners 81 mulcy unconstitutional and de-
sired, " hia motion denied, 60 have IN
opportunity carry the question before an appente
court. Auilayhs by FREDERICK h. Clark. WillAin G.
lAnrauder aud Ma galct kh!Aclandcr were presrnted
by M Gurus
Assistant District Attorney Adams said that Tho motion
f0r Goo appointment ui commission bad been m lr by
couua.l rep. emitting tie iiu,md.r family. Jola VI
Bo,,.4 HHo appeared l'r tho NAucaui relatives OPP
o She uioun co. q judge Curtis, and read ,ttemrnf.
of Drf. A. T. Macdonald md w. l. Handy giving opiu-
lone iu ftNoro isIEria der, insanity Mr. Lower sud
thaf funrtulrr ltd actrd Ia prison prove his
insanity. lie mai threatened 10 ~hput man who had
charge Of his horse. unless they Wcrr returned lin. ard
had made other thrr-t ~ not safe Tor him 10 q
large Recorder suyth took toe siidaVlts submitted
bO1u sides aEd reserved his decision.
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NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
HE OUTLOOK ~ viRGINIA-REPOETs FROM VAR
IOUs QUARTERS.


The Republican National Committee Head
quarters were not thronged with callers yesterday. but
glch "a came and went had important business Con
gresham Burrows, Of Michigan. brmful ~ good
naturc and spirits when TUIprNt reporter met him
there and asked his opinion Of the outlook cit Is hr't
rate" was the reply "The prospects Of the party nave
frightened every day since the convention was held The
Dcmocric buudrts NJ chicago bcpcd us, a. utual. ana
the enthusiasm u The people "a hclag VA more. At the
wigwan In Philadelphia llrt night hot rs II wa'. there
were 1000 people. who ch"crod and chccted tiH tn't
woro boarsn The poop" who come out I" ni"eiHyH ~
weather like tt mud bc nearly IN their support 81 can
il1atcs aud platforms"
Senator Warner Miller who lsto 20 into Maine ~ An
si 10 assist ln 'r c1up1cn here, sad ta Ar outlook
was everywhere favorable t. NJ. Blla'o cicruon bat
that with 40 bfsh oIi0 * tItr' al aTi DANCER 81
oyrr-conHdence, which needed to BE- niariel against
word received by tac committee from viz no infi-
Gates that Tn ratification suus at llArr'onJdig I'M"
week was the grocst AMI most enthusiastic gathering
Of Republicans in the history of The stale. lrriso1burS
is I'm the heart of e Valley 81 The SheuIu!olA ami the
meeting is thougdt t. mark new Ella III southern poll
tics, by showing that Rcpubic4uisu has gained foot
hold a section OF Virginia hat contributes more 20 The
wealth and Prosperity OF The state than any other OF
equal within its bounds The advlccs indicate that
the movement rs spreading an over the state. lnNndl
lion as "a means of political warfare VIII uo he attempted
the state and there is manifest disposition on the
part Democrats to allow tie &c Iocs to 20 To the pOS
and for Blaine and LOGAN. Cleveland L. unknown
and unpopular far known and there is great good
will toward Blaine among Democrats. They may NOT
openly support Blaine mi il - pretty well UNDER
that Iuey VIII place obstacles in the way OF Inose VINO
dcsliC ms election.
said Con-ls william ter PhcpS Of New Jer-
sey be entered Headquarters yesterday: We'll mere
again. Ii ,c-n- IKE tAlc4<O over again. - ro'e
mt, pohucIl hcadqUtrt"fa H. WAS Uea. h@it tnen.
We won IT, II Is great rgh now But We shd'' VIII It,
There ~ every utlcatlpu Oi t're--.'
AmoBs he callers we're rostma~ter Y. D. sp,rry Of
New ,ay,n: inc Roy. W b. Derrick, a. .. CanpDt, OF
Virginia. Conze! {. y. MoaIton, OF ONO: Colonel
Georg" Bliss Professor B. -imIn. ot Yale 'oie5e;
David :. Ferris, OF louisiana Senator Warner Milrr
Dr. A. X. FsIcr OF Wi9hiI ton; Major Bunas OF lie
MAJ amt ErDrc,S.
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i GIRTS SroRY or ILL-IREATuENT.

Complaint was made at The Mayors Ohice
yesterday 10y Lrdwig Hope. propose ing German GIRL
against Noriz and Lena Meyers keepers ~ an iutci-
gsnc' office in Fourt -st. Tho principal complaint WIS
mad against the woman The girl Hope AYERS that On
Wednesday July 10, she was engaged 40 the Office OF Mrs.
Meyers by one william Williams 20 20 with him to New
Haven ana antsr the service OF family there They
went 20 New-llyen on the bja', nn, there nj night
lie induced the girl tn accompany him to the our, kris ~
IN" ctv and assaulted her threatening her life N she
m dc an cutlery. They aftorEari went 70 hotel on
the following d1y they went 70 Bridgeport thence to
NrvIOrk ana Jersey city, and finally thcy took fur
ni,lrI room a. NJ. 50 HaIisw-st, BrDDklyn The grl
ASSERTS thi' she was AFRAID 10 make any complaint agan.f
Williams, fearing tn { her NE was in danger On Non
dsy, ir glr SAYS, Williams told her that his money was
an uacd mp and She woul have - look for work but add
ed that sha must let him know Whcrc she was she
came 20 this city, 1sd acguanting the police with her
former was held IN $1,000 bal AND the latter In - 800
by justice German. The girl ACCUSE Mrs. Meyers with
being acc0np'ice ~ Wilias The llri's s,atcfnrut
taken by the May aud the oase then adjourned.
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pLANS OF GEEELl md HIS MEN.
SECRETARY CHANDLER Al PURrsMOUrI-PEEPAR'
ING 10 BURY THE DEAD EXPLORERS.

SECRETARY CHANDLER Al PORIsMOU1H-PkEPAR-
ING TO BURY THE DEAD EXPLORERS.
PORTSMOUTH, n. II. July 25.-Thc United
states Taapoosa came up To the yard THIS morn
ing receiving suute. The KuOan Iinistcr ilohipo-
Tertiary accompanying secretary Chandler "as also
salued 1t Is reported that secretary Chandler has tale.
graphsd Secretary Lincoln to come o. Informing MN
that hn leaves tho arrangements for the reception OF
Greedy In hs hands. The Gfecy rolief party wiz be
sitaby received bat Secretary Chandler VIII not assume
the responsibility OF accepting IN behalf OF Commander
Gooy numerous offers OF binqnct aud receptions until
r health OF Greedy aud his party has been asccraincd
Secretary Lincoln VIII send army officer aud surgeon
10 meet tho Greedy party their arrival here. Ino
bodies ~ dead Will be- sent Ia their several hoseH
Tie iusslan Minister returned 10 Newport to-day. rho
city government ~ Portsmouth last evening appointed
committee tO mako preparations Tor th reception Oh
the Greedy party by the city, aud General iIA'e As Doeh
communicated Win IA regard TO schdIlS Tue state AIla
LtIc on that occasion.
MAsIuNGros. Jnly 25.-Gescrll HazCn has received
the following telegram ire commander @chcy, dated ~
Johns July -: "Caskets for the dead Will ne ready
Friday 25tn. hope u SAL saturday morning. july 70
Ought arrive IN Portsmouth about Angus = Greedy
and party improving daily"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26

81. PAUL, July 2J.--1hc war between the
Manitoba Road and the Canadian Pacific ha" taken new
phase In the establishment ~ steamboat limo from the
mn irrational border To Winnipeg 10 connect win The
N.uitoba Road Tho tOJ roads have bc,I close Inond
aud were built by the men, bat changes IN the pa'
year htyc developed hostility. The Canadian Pacific, by
TO- line 81 amrr connecting with the eastern terminus
~ Port Arthur. hu. practically stripped The Manitoba or
rs herrtororr large passenger traffic in ne
OF CInuoiau ana European cuigrats 10 N1nlluol re
eXOrou- u the Canadian Pacific and the lhaoIy o te
road, harmonic have produced great ludlEha ION
among Winnipeg merchants and led 10 the demand for
connecting line " steamers. the first boat or the new
liuc lett st. vincent, The border. bound Tor aApt-
Tuesday night She carried Ilr LOAD, ana tN' pr
jccior> sngliue OF success In the new movement
The committee of Winnipeg merchants VINO recently Wis
tied ~ Paul 10 Obtain the Manitoba cooperation, whe
not together satisfied with the result OF tIe cont renee
sTe determined 90 on, aud the now line l. IN
established fact. soge efforts arc understood 10 nave
been made 10y Tie Inatau Pacific to d ssIaGr the Nuni-
Pc merchants from carry ing cut their ian but Ho sS
factory agreement rc lch"d. and The merchants deter
mined 10 dy daily no longer bat at once 80 ase hand
and secure the proper carriage Tor th"lr freight.
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THE REPUBLICANS OF sCHOHARIE.

CoBLEsKILL, July 25.-The Democratic
party always looks TO schohare County for large ma
iori;y Conversations with prominent Repupncah'' nov"
ever show that this majority will be less this yea no
bart Krum one OF the district delegates to the Naloha
Republican Convention. sad to-day: "Betore the NOM
nation of Mr. Blaine there were some Republicans VINO
said they would vote FOR him and waited 70 learn te
name of the Democratic nominee. Now do not believe
there are half Republicans in the county who VIII
vote against Mr. Blaine, and whatever loss we may meet
with will be fully offset by the gain from the Democrats
The nomination OF Cleveland fcn like wet blanket upon
the Democrats. The lealing Democrats are dlssasneu
especially since the resignation of Purcell Many oil
these men will vote the Republican ticket We organized
Blaine club and at the first meeting enrolled 10 Ieih-
brrs IS OF whom were cOlore1 men, Throughout the
country the same enthusiasm IL beng shown A cup mas
formed at tOblsskl. thursday AlShI duulVsSou
a large meeting at SiOansvllle. c.-.-
Colonel Ferguson. OF COblesl. member OF the state
Committee had nothing but cheering news TO give a. 10
the feeling in the county. - -
Mr. Houck of Central Bridge. chairman ot the County
Committee doubted If there were enough dissatisfied 10
publicaus in the county 10 count on ones hngers'
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man Catholic yer OF this city, says and written TO
Cincinnati that The GCrmanCaihOlcs are gong Ike onS
man for Mr. Cleveland" Thss wrong ana ultruo anu
II would be better Tor the Rev. Mr. schWchihHoI W scep
away from politics or 60 say the least, not 70 pfouS
or dictate what the German ahOlcs VIII 40 II .nt
schwenninger takes 1lcrest IN politics ne ougnt 10
canvas the Catholic districts and lie NAV una out 'ht
av nm the Vlrf street con greglton veterans from ths
war and other. will vote Independently the old 'epuo
can ticket and prOul to bave tho gallant ana h0hpr
bic soldier joan A. Logan, on that ticket Ihere Is
great difference between the ox-shern Cleveahi' am
the statesman Blaine and yet greater difference pe-
the old petrhed Indiana UOosier Hendrcks' VINO
behind the stove during tIe civil war WINE we
noble Logan fighting The Catholic Germans VII
vote they always did, free, independent accOrpg 10
then political satisfaction, honor and princlpiss
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BATTERIES GorG 10 CIUP IO-DH.

The NcW-York and ErooAiyn contiugents of the
artillery brigade to as-cmbl. attlc'State Camp at
Toc,,Iall to-day viii sail up the Hudson together
this "a tcruoon ON the IRON stcai.D0ai SiIius. The
Third eating Battery Of Brooklyn. will take the
steamboat at Jewels wharf at noon and il viii
then proceed to the foot of West IhutN-iourth 81 "
North River where the Filst L.-ht Battery and tie
Second Cafiiut Battery VIII march aHo1 "a ana the
lines Will bc cast on ior the voyage mp Tie tudson
Tie officers and men who VIII accompany the
several commands are as follows
Fitst Batog Captain Louis Wendell First Licnteu-
ant, John Paine ana Il. T.. Mass seconJ Leutenants
J. T. ~ 2!c IN john "IH.lh INA ,hIi MN, -,
z Se6OHd I!ate,B. Captain Ferdinand !. Earle First
fieuIenant Jacob l.. Noorhcer Second Lieutenant David
Wilson ana hIty-nyc men.
I1d T0ticrG Captain Henry :. Iasquin First Lieu
tenant WilauIH !Inuuo'd and Second Ii'ui uaut- John
+. Uobbart and William II. Bell and hity-three mem
Vt the camp they VIII JON the Fourth. Fifth,
Sixth and seventh Light batteries from Troy, syria
cuat BugGaIuton and buffalo respectively, and
sev,raly commanded hy Captains Abrgm \.
Ielcbcr. Michael Aurr First Lieutenant John u
Underwood and Captain Garrett Bicer. lght
Battery r, Fifth United STATES Artillery. Captain
aud E.cyct-MaJor allace f. Randolph. from Fort
Hamilton, will also be there. This battery, which
is ON It's march - Pcckskl cucampcl last night
at IGITytoWn. Captain Laurel l.. Oiuistcad, sixth
Battery, viii command the post. with the toi owing
staff AdjutInt. second Lieutenant DAY d Wilson,
Second Calling Battery; Quartcrngster, First Lien
MAJOR Glcrory Doyle, Fifth Battery; Assistant
surgeon, Fir tile u'euaut Charles L. " Merritt
Third Battery; First Lieutenant Nathaniel y.
lhur,ton, o. the 22d Infantry, y. &. :. y. Y, has
been assigned to the command rs special instructor
During the week there will be daily artillery
pra,tice with throc-Wch Ted guns. at TARGET
on the rocks 600 yards away from the camp, across
the inlet the two CAT ing batteries Will pTu, sc at
600 var Is distance at the g., Lui.r rife range.
ON the arrival oi tine batteries the G9th Regiment
y. g. = y. l., viii return 10 this city on the ,r.us.
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Tho oe1cers elected were: A. e. Osborne preadent j.
urchv Vice nrestdent. r. r. Var Buskirk, secretary; g.
schmidt treasurer. The organization VIII hoiu ieAui
meetings until the close OF the acmpash.
1o po,,hlcan fyuh Of Orange will hold ratification
meeting In Library Hall Monday evening petohc'
will Ls made by j. H. Warwick and Joseph o0ult.
large number OF Republicans OF tAs '2WH 81 '",
met al Ruth's TALL, in LoWisst, III Union hll' gu
Thursday evening, and q Blaine aud LOGAN CampasA
Cu vas orgapi1ed with the following oihcelS fien
Sent Frcd @ Hansen; viceprcslent' Dr. \. ". war
dem: secretary w r. Trask; treasurer, John Cotoir'
There was much enth lsia7 Speeches aAu Mu'c lO
lowed the election Of officers
The Frenghuysen Lancer5, strong ofsahAt s VI
Republican young men OF Newark, raised htnu.e ,
IIdrc and Ioran hammer last night NJ the headquarters
az the club in Broad-st. Republican banner raising =
almost Of nightly occurrence IN NtNtlA al" Aot"'i
emDems are multiplying on all slies'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AILROA INrELLIGENCE,

BosToS, Juy ZJ.-The Boston J0VrHQ. in a SUMMARY Of
the operations Of the Union Pacific and its collateral
roads for the twelve months ended June 30 tie period
for which the annual report the United states Govern
mei g. made gives the following statement: Net income
ur.yious twelve months FROM july t. 1889, O june 30,
1888 900; decrease in nei earnings for the pc
rod from July /. 1883, ~ Juae 30, 1854 (csmgtfd),
~ 10000; net earnings Of the fiscal year Of 1854,
tIO4-O.ODO fixed charges 1857. 2OO.ODD;
surplus for dividends, NJ2-O.OO); hres quarterly dlD-
dends. 81, 10000; surplus fol year. e-J,OUO.
ALutSY, July 2J.It is Officially stated that there ia
truth whatever In the report that the West Railroad
Company ha, bcguA OF rates OF IA carrying pas>cu
gers at uuromunorltvc prices An excursion nom Con
trail New-Noik points to Niagara Falls over the west
Shore route announced Tor to-day. Ldcr, another
company cat the advertised rates. and the cut bcng
promptly met by tho Wcst shore Company. probably gave
ii'e 10 the false mprr siOn that the company "as cutting
tho general rates
BpsrOS. july 25.-rhe Ncw-York and New England
Railroad Company begln today to pay the coupons ON
It's second mort gage bonds.
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TWO ABORTIVE ATTEMPTS on HIS LIFE
RELEASED FROM An INSANE ASYLUM oNLY TO BE
RETURNED TO 1T.

RELEASED PROM AN INSANE ASYLUM ONLY TO BE
RETURNED TO IT.
year ago Louis Thomasmeycr kept large gro
Gerry store in Astoria He was sober, industrious ana
thrifty. and was reputed t. be wealthy. One even
ing he ouarrelled with his wife and began to drink
lie drank so heavily that early in March Ae was
seized with delrium trcmens. and made dcS-
perate attempt TO murder his wife, drawing cary
ing-knife across her throat. He was arrested,
fonnd TO he insane. and committed to the Queens
County Insane Asylum at Miusola. On Monday he
was DISCHARGED His wife fearing that he would
again attack hor packed up all the furniture anu
removed to tins city: " men h9H tSiney or us
yyife and children deserted me ?" On Tuesday he
came 10 New York and found his wife LIVING with
relatives in Van Dam-st. He promised to reform
and appealed to her 10 return with HIM to Astoria,
and thew would live as happy "a ever HIS, appeil
was in yaIn however. his wife telling nm that se
would never live with him again lie then asked geo
10 see his daughter Minnie. " 20 tnat can KISS her
Rood-bye for the last me on earth . -.
You shall never sc Minnie again." replied his
wife.
"Then shall kill myself" he said.
"You haven't got couiago enough 10 XIII any
BODY" said his wife.
You'll see" said Thomasmevcr ~ he went away,
his wife standing on tine stOop making faces at
him.
lie returned to Astoria aud ate dinner. He was
Respondent and brood ii over the treatment mat
he received at the hands Of his wllo; AiteI dinner
he again started Tor Ncw-lOrk, by tho Ninety
second Street Forty. When tn tcrry-bolt was m
mid-strcnm he jumped INTO the river. and would
have been drowned but for the pronp action OF
the deck hands. who after considerable trouble res
cued him. lie loft the boat on this side aud pur
chased fve-chambar British bulldog pistol. aud
returned to his deserted home IN Astoria.
Al 800 o'clock yesterday morning - loud report
of u pistol was heart. aud the ne RhbOfs rushed
into the house aud found the unhappy n2n lying
on q sofa ~ the hail. the blood flowing from sea -
wound about three inches ~ lcngih acfo" ne
fore end On being asked Why he shot himself hc
replied. II didn't shoot myarlf; t0ncbody hrrd
from he street and IL struck no ~ the forehead.
Ir Taylor arrived soon after and dressed tho
No aud, which ie not tnfiout.
Gnonauucycr was snbscIucntly arrested nnd
locked up n the Queens County jail. IT, said TO
reporter " vitI / had killed my7elL What have
f. live for now NJ homo broken upi my vie
ard children refuse 10 live with of recognize mo
on cod n, trtrbc, Terrible and thc unioruunts
man wruup hl- houd3 and v"pi nloud.
Much mdign, { On b. expressed AGAINST Mrs
Thom.smescr, S4O H. hold by thc ueig IDo.a 10 be
responsible for the tiouho g. IhoHaaucycr Will be
returned TO the a. YUM on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
NA7IONAL CAPITAL T0PICS.
RECEIPTS FROM INTERNAL REVENUE.
lie COLLECTIONS NEARLY 500, O9O 900 LESS TIA,

RECEIPTS FROM INTERNAL REVENUE.
TIE COLLECTIONS NEARLY 500, O0O, 900 LESS THAN
DURING THE PEEcEDrsG YEAR.
WASHINGTON, July 2j.-The Internal Reye-
nuo receipts for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1851
1921 $50 O39. net decrease com cared with tho
precednrys year Of S22953 800. Those are made up
follows From spirits, including also special aHe3
S76,005,3SJ, increase Of S2536Gi0; tobacco in all
forms), S2G, O62 800 decrease Of S1G,Oilsi0; fer
mented liquors. ,05 1851, increase Of llsi33o
taxes under laws repealed ~ 1876 decrease
Sl0G25 IA penalties, S23)1tt decrease OF Sl6.659
There were Withdrawn DtJn during the year
1,I37OJ6 gallons OF spirits Distilled from fruit decrease
OF DIP gallons compared with the preceding hscal
year; 7S47gS4J gallons Of spirits distilled nom grain
classes and other materials, an increase OF ~ lOD0
gallons; 3,4Jj 6l9017 cigars, an increase OF - - l3O
O2j; JOGl23,Gi0 cigarettes, an Increase OF 569lgi-
9s7 Boz 90 pounds OF snuff au1ncrease OF SSH;
1GS 5934 pOunGs OF tobacco, Increase or
and 1898 Gl9 barrels OF erHcntei liquors an increeOi
1.24O,727
The following statement shows tho aggregate receipts
from internal revenue by States AMI Territories during
tGe fiscal year ended June 30. 1s-4:
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4 MONSTER FREIGHT DEPOT.

Pnr5BURG, July 25.-An important move in
freight handling ing cOusuumated by the Penn
syiynia Company controlling the Pshurg Fort Wayne
and Chicago and al lts ramihcatiOns. The Intention IS
consolidate the freight business at point, and
ground has already been purchased and work begun
with thi. object in view The property purchased
sis- of - acres adjoining and east OF the town ~
Freedom, Beaver County, 80 miles from here stretch
gently rolling bottom land running for three Hules
along the Ohio and ing width from $50 feet To
almost halt mile ~ the widest portion has Deea Sc
lcctcd the place monster frel yt ward. The
total outlay ground and Improvements VIII not ne
short o 81 800 600. Nineteen tracks will be built with a
capacity for from 5000 10 1000 cars at once.