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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
LNcLDENrS ~ THE nONINION

ToRoNTo, Ont. July 16.-A dispatch to The
Globe from London says Tie boundary case came up
before the Judicial Committee OF the Prry Council yes
terlay. Their lorlahips decided that the award not
legally binding and proceeding with the inquiry INTO
the question of the true boundaries of Ontario"
The Royal Commission sIHie is sitns, today. Mr..
Monk VI ? P tes-i1rd thai Ia acted as Conservative
whip al the session. Three cIcgses were held. N9
special committees 9ppoutei, nor We're any N q
mes kept ne never hcirt kITausar or NlAlnsO-'S
name brought mp az any OF The ctIrI~e-.
Haitian July lG-Nr. Piper, Premier Of Nova scotia,
has res ruei and :. Fielding has been called upon 70
form Il Cabinet. Both are Liberals
QUEBEC July ga large seizure OF contrahqud goods
has lust been made by officers in hsrbor here
for evasion OF customs duties. The schooner in which
they were found also conhscatei They trans
ferred 10 ta. schooner from uwardbound ship from
Europe.
Although the courts here have refused ~ exrradite
John c. Eno and ordered his release rom custody, De
teCtite Csl4lsh ana other American officers SIN remain
in town 20 watch his movement. Ia. rgprr-ldeut Of
the Second Natious Bauk tau hardly take step in the
streets without beng watched by on Of them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
LIES ABOUT THE CHEYENNEs.

tur wutrr Man WANT. rnF Rrp MANS LAND AND
HAS so sCBuPira
WAsutSoroN. July tG.-The Commissioner vi
t,dt,n AFFAIR. Ia. lust received the following e'tof e
man who live. near The Chsyennos on the Rosopuu anu
fpsnc river. In Montana asd has taken much interest
IN their welfare so ,sa4
CnrftNvf MssinS july lNth
10 me- Hon II rWcr, Cimu'st'he, ~ IHn,t' ~ b.en
am owtug 10 the lies OF niuckmrh wh'h nay -
t4irsraphAd Ia the Delegate ~ Montana IA Ieka" ..at
Ctrysnnes here, I take The OPPORTUNITY !" "''''
statsment ~ facts concerning them -. . N,o,t.na
.iso dssrs that sons Eistefh ana not M oh.'n'
man he sent a. investigate matters mere lno'o thsy
about $50 Chryehnes here ahd ia TINS Nln''r hou,a
havs hVr DIV cling houses covering 40 n'"J ,
a. als Ard .e doing he best they can undei lilo
.tances and would DO we'll they had the iiuleI Thr
ance fr1m the Government, as othcf lhol~a 10 IN SOo
have inst come from hunt on FoWCeI l1en " hn
deer and II buffalo, and yet the lynx SUI - -,
want fha indians. homes, say that mere M H..
,ns bsr. for years also assure you that the lhuas
6aVs not zied any cattle at all; inc st"chh-h 81
rny n these lies 20 get the Indians sent aWdV 81 ta
tLev can have all the country Themselves You ouEnt
see how tney have fenced mp the country 10 A0op ~
eiters These fences which are miles IN lchStI sut"
be tors down and the thrown open 20
but everyb but myself is AFRAID 10 90 lhis ou "
I'm ask Won 10 send soue assistance 70 these INDIANS
AZ once suca A breeding cattle plOughs wagons anu
barness md the staple articles OF food rice nO oaO
smear and coffee as well citizens clothing Al lloa
.rries they can ouv their deer SKINS, as tne1 or
now doing The works OF one mission are not 10 10 III
gotten Ouite number ~ children are AZ prssehI 1e,n-
educated bv the sisters OF Charity, aud thrty-uVc
have been baptized here II l. the Ola Story repe@.,i
az lin: The white man wants the Indian = hobe 'ut
wants the Indian 70 Co. az usual; out Gou IoI"u ~ "
ms particular instance. Yours truly,
GEORGE YOCKAM, Birncv T. -
Custer County, Montana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
BUSINESS DEPRESSION IN CUBA.

HAVANA, July 16.-A letter from Santiago de
Cuba describes the situation there being better thas
al Havana Failures, extra-judical arran genents and
the liquidation OF commercial houses follow each other IN
rapid succession sad the branch Office Of the Spanish
Bauk there refuses discount notes or to advance
money Sierra Co. have offered their creditors
40 per cent payable OF six twelve eighteen and
twenrytour months F. Perata & Co. Offer their creditors
80 per cent payable in and two years. Cuz Eous
sea are trying arrange with thSr creditors Aguera
Co. are in liquidation. Tue large house Of j. BuenO
Co mas made arrangements with - creditors u pay
vlth IN ve years in hsfYcary Irs@lmeGts, WITH infer
AT 8 Der cent year Accounts from Trinidad Glen
fuegos and places on the southern and northern
coasts are Just IS desperate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
CONVENTION oFB4>EB4LL PLATEEE

PmLADELPHIA, July ia special conven-
tion ~ the Eastern Baseball League held here to-day
Applications for admission received from the Iron
sides aud Lancaster clubs OF Lancaster. II was the
unanimous opinion % the delegates that only ono Of the
clubs should be admitted, but uo Discrimination was made
n the matter the representatives, Of the two orgauzI
tons bel urged O. bring about coalition oi tA- ryt.
CLUBS The proposition was agreed to- The Monumental
Clus OF Baltimore which recently disbaueI put ia an
application for re-iIm ami 10 granted TIL" Az
inte Cub. Long Island CITY. which uern recently
admitted 10 the league was expelled for avlru. o.
IT. guarantee tuprcpr' scntitve- from York, frau tud
Paterson " J. appeared. ANA nu u-utI ~ their clubs
made aJpc aou Ior ld mission - Tie league The mat
ter was held under al .sement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
STATE or TRADE


-..,,-,. IT,, te r. aud ,+.,- rr.-,-t .,-o,.
sr4 V-e..err sinner {, -,qsl = IL, rytrl 81 rs 81
80 IL 49, 10 b. brp,j, ~ ff--,3D 800, 49,
tA.'i - a. -.,r,.. ~ por.,', =, - ,i,.r,
49, s,i ~ - d. 80, Iva and ,, AZ.
',.i-, "a '''. ~ .I ia, r,h.r q ~ ST v,ry
-',l !-,., d. o5ac S.rt.,f az CO.. !. "a .,l 20 d. t',r
az --.iIt err. li Scr .r s-..Ir U-4taru lIi
and .r, " -o1fss~n Wie - a. G.. do yellow d 6G-c;
Wesr.-r tfxel SPOT ,..c ld July 2l 9It': Auzrsf
.air - 49,; -eptSnber I99ttoc amer 52- 4jic uats
steady ald 4uc-. southern at Pennsylvania 3l n4Nc.
Western White. Dc. TO- Mixed 3 a 80 we qIl-l AZ
Rsceipts-Elour. D. 3 D54: Wheat $1,000 o1"n,
Corn 1900 busli oats 5000 su.L Rye 500 Oust snip
men s-,orn, 1000 OIsl nee 'JoO Dush SAFES" neat
4O4uoo bush. Cora 7o0o bush
BO-r0~. Mass. TGiv i6--Fl0lr dun aud unchanged,
Tnpcrnq1r' ~ - ~ -I 1,r r -fe-s.ar 9e.I,r ~
".N. 49, -. ,.)L -, N Grade 5q0Jl.c. Oats
w. a. ifL.,N M ~ White 4ri.q 4,c.
u,,r+. md lddur. Ir.f at 81 Recelpts-E our 100
mis- i0l ta.s Corn B. OUO 1ash. Oats 300
shorts 10000 bush
prgr,ro 81 y Tulv Flour steady sales 600 bbl.
y,-i-l 4tronc, sales 1.h. ] Hard Northern Pa
enc = o. 2O O0I BUSH do 40 81 d. 10000 bush 80.
Regular 90 zoe 10 bush. NJ. -IcOoysAu -prns az
qtr corn strong higher and scarce sacs luOJN bu~h No
Nfxa tu store at SC 900 bush DO 10 a6c. 900 bush
so = Mixed AZ 57c ON track steady; sales 1000 bush
~ Mixed AZ 3jc Rye and Barley unchanged haIrSad
freglf. unchanged canal irrlCts 20 NewA OrA steady
Wheat -.c. Corn. Gee. oats, 10 heceipt4-Flour.
4 600 bb- Wheat 36OO0 bush Corn. $4,000 bush ots
93o 5Tt1. Rye 06l bush. barley 1000 bush SHIP
rrestsTour 900 bDl4 Wheat OcO BUSH; Corn 40.jOO
Iu.h
enc, r,f- "a r7io,r ,rio- s,d unehangef Wheat
An - 8 - - lover sales ranged. july -lr.d e. e.
clss.n. a, ~ - = i,.tn ~ a. bl ,tober i
=, -. -, p '.-h,.a. 20 -prlug ISL a e.. g
S. N az CORN fairly artIvet saies ranged
fny 81 jl - closing al ! &C. August 81 closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
RAILROAD LAWYERs IN COLLISION


flIF APPOINTMENT OF A SURFACE RAILROAD COM
MISSION HELD OVER
Alcemon :. Sullivan, before Justices Davis
md Brady in the General Term Of the supreme Court
terdsv. made one more attempt 20 get commission
appointed on the ACCESSIBILITY Of glicroung the city with
surface railroads lie spoke for the NewYora Cry Rail-
road Company. William c. Trul tuod to switch Mr.
Sullivan OF in behalf Of the Fory-second Street. Manha
taBvie and st Nicholas Avenue Railroad Company. hut
Waldo Hutchn. hung out danger signal, declaring that
Il the commission appointed all questions Of dispute
should DE run INTO that depot Osborn l. Bright blow
ing whistle for tae Broadway surface Railroad Com
pauy, sent out nlguau with orders for the appoint
rcnt Of ommissOurrs TIeu Charles Beaman sought TO
wreck M Bright en- CINE by tearing the rails Of the
Courts jurisdiction, AID throwing IL the way cross-ties
labelled A majority Oi the property owners along the
Eue object"
Nh Cadwallader. wearing the cap Of the Broadway
Railroad Company-witn the surface" cut OUTPUT In
r. der OF the same 1ade that of Mr. BrighDs. He
too whstled down brakes and the Court came 10 a
s-aHi.t 10 stpr 20 him He wished the Court 10 re-
main Al stahdstil until October So that he could ger
tie consent OF all the passengers II lie cars
& tie appointment OF the ComHis~lCner- lac IRAN
o. arcuncni then went on and Mr. Besmau applied the
slt-hrake MI sutherland ia behalf OF the washington
building Company al No. ! Broadway, rushed % Mt
Beamaug assistance with more objections counsellor
Lantcrbach applied for comulssiouar go the call OF the
Houston. West and PayoRi1 Ferry and the Third
with Mr. Lauerbsch. and room was instantly
ed IA flying debris. The Justices gathered mp the
dead and dying and will issue their orders I'm time
Ia the superior Court. Judge freedman ordered lht
FOrJv-sscOnd street. M2nnat auve and 81. Nicholas
Avenue Railroad Company TO abandon temporarily IT.
attempts at constructing its road in Forty secoud-st.
Andrew II. Smith asked Tor the injunction displaying the
red lights the prOperr wrath because their
consent Rad not been rAilroaded Into operation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
WAITING FOR \ WITNESS on LOAN.


PARK COMMISSIONERS DISAPPOINTED BECAUSE An
pFFw H. GREEN WASN'T oN HAND.
Tho Conncil of Political Reform intended TO
.1l,o vsseriay ito investigation into the affair OF
a., r,,.rtuept OF Public Parks. Commissioners Nlel'
"a s therefore were present, with eXpcctdnt ia'r-
and -ecretirv Barker bore them faithful complnF'
lines " Uawes the counsel Of the Council, had gwen
Ion, p,rsops and Theron g. strong. the counsel oI the
nnrpcrt the Impression that the battle Of the gravel
stone. would he declared of" To wind mp matters
william II. Grant, formerly topogrsphlch engineer vi
the department. took the stand and tried desperately "
maize somethirg out OF his own maps lie finally gave
rup" in despair declaring that he had made 80 many
marx. on tho maps that he could not find the dividing
line between the property Of D. Wills James and OF sam
mel D. Hancock mssioners Velo and Wales eK-
changed smiles az this snd Mr. U4wes sought roller IN
the question: d" Mr. Grant. 10 YOU know OF anything
rousiructOd by the hand of man which ma hematicay
accurate Mr. Grant took time enough CD run over lhe
e.urds from rythagoras 60 Proctor ana answer 'N
AFTER over, body had becu once moro ass7led with Roa
Hook aud caldwell gravel loam ''nd anl muu' MI
W4vos said that he had only one moro WlIuosR 10 ,a
Witness va. named Andrew 49, Green. Then TINS inter-
CstRg youN creation en'u"dt ..
NJ 1gg 'oHWp%''f@ . n ' gi hi. office
hul bc WA out o town. Iio has uot been seen H''U'
NITr T,rsoa, be- Won know whore ho I,l
Mr. IaNca. WcL they aU tt Che oODr Goat he went to
me chicago Convention Nothing hla been seen oi hiw
commissioner vicle pid he inset John kcllyi
Mr ltawoe-lheir riul't "i"1n' 10 tl'l Mo
Green, aud that accounted lur thr peculiar tllt' lh
81 kruy Ie wearing u'WIy' u wa, "g,",' u" s..r
or not lie disappeared hy spontaneous combustion Al ef
the convention. After MI BARKER had said mat Inc TO,
vest CATION had thuz Tar cost the city ABOUT N-'ouo hnl
ha the department had been thrown into disorder
thereby tAe hearing went over untA MI Green shotd
be heard from, dsad or alive. Nors"d Vas oHcIsd TOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
ELECTRIC LIGHT PATENTS.

The Brush Electric Light Company brought
suit against certain parties using the Weston Electric
Light apparatus and the has been tried before Judge
thoraan in the United states Courts. The proceedings
occupied nearly four years. the defendants being the
UnitedStatcs Electric Light Company who manufactured
The apparatus The suit was brought upon two patents
rsnted 10 Charles r. Brush for mctalpated carbon
points and the other for an improved electric air lamp
he plaintiffs withdrew tie carbon patent before the
was closed and Judge Shpman has banded down dee s.
ION holding that The lamp patent Is Invalid and VOID and
Asmssing the bin with costs IA 10 both patents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

Trvr-roor. Ju'y If-123o p. Motion urm Kidding
Upauds 81 i0 orleans, jl'd sales 200 Daiet n
Gliding Dsr- -prcuaton ana EXPORT receipts t0nc
FUTURES nn UpaRds Low Mutng clause July ana Angase
c..-rv. -cti .l-64A 90 August lud ScPteaOor
delivery I-6td.: also Gid. do -eptemoer aud Octo-
Der delivery Is Ii.5sd; 30. october and NoyamDer dey-
cry s.. al DO NOyehher ant December delivery 3D. aso
~ DO fcuDel delivery .J-Gld. also Is 20 r4i.
Tenders OF deliveries at tJays clearing were 500 Daee
n-Cotton The quotations y American cotton have
ali advanced l.Itd Mdd iylauds. h4t. do orifsnA
% t4r day u,ulrt BOO 10 ., Al ef can
FI-ure- INLAND. Low Muiaiing clause July delivery
a l..s4d July and August delivery D lpt4d
buver-: do August aud -epea5s delivery DID bnTer
DO ~eptembtr D,obc. delivery tS4d sellers 10 DC
tnber and November delivery, t4d sellers, DO NoyenDef
am December drIvry lt4L ouyers 10. 0tc"mher ana
January delivery 6d buyers do september delivery -l4d
ding clause July delivery l3O4i buyers 60 Juy eod
Augst delivery jbtd. buyors do August and -ept"n-
ner eve.y SD BUYERS do 'eptem ~ iud p't1t Is
livery q 6.64i sellers do %, ODer amt N"yennet 'ruNrry
Il I'D value. il November and DesemD.f delivery od
I,yar. o Decer aud January delivery, oO4L buyeis
,o -e,r en- lor delivery. 2tN4d buyer
a.ryv.rov INV lotion dull. Mddiine. lo't Low
Nj dipa H. Coed Ordinary. 9aE net AMI gross receipts
= gaes as ports tOdstNise 40 bates. sales A. bales
S,v,xv,g Inv If-Cottsp nominal Midling lO7s. Lsw.
Mia tlpg lO Gtod ordinary. net and giVss pts.
X bales 1polts Coi.twse Is bales sales % bales stock
.oaLEtVs. Jdly Location hru Middhns 10 1919
tow MldGlug ID g. 3. GOOD Ordinary, sd net and guss
- bales. Exports totstNlse -,J-3 Oaes SHES
l,Z.O bales. stsck. 1896 lalcA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
TREASURY CIRCULAR OF INSTRUCTION.

WAsUIVGTON. JuIV Julio IItdNIII4 u
parment has issued a circular regard TO the regula
tons governing the transportation Of unspprssed meF
candise of which the following is a copy;
r the act Of Congress approved July ?, 1~Si sections
md OF tb- act appruyed June 10. 1850 governing the
TRANSFORMATION du liable merchandise without appral-e
nent amended IN such manner a. 10 permit me trans
OF m.rcand-e without aporas' meH nv routes
bond "A for both land and wafer carriage FeT~ons or
coruora ZION. desiring 1--WE bonds A. common carriers
fr inc iron .ports of merCaudse without apprai-e
rcert nv routes partly by Iud and partly by water
sboud submit applications TO the Secretary OF TIE
Treasury through TIE Office Of tie Collector Of Customs
.1re on or the designated ports 'ommon carriers
nov bonded under the 4ct o. uBe TO- 1850 FOR transo
a+iop v rail OF water routes must re-hcbd before using
hob lsud AMI water vehicles IA such transportation; VI
cae. where .rAushipneu Is made on roulN hphdfd Tot
hot1 aul and water transportation the regulations pre-
scrbed in depar cru ar ~ June Il l--o t'y l'P
ST. 4JS2I for traushipm on account OF cAalse OF
cua-e OF railroads, etc, VIII be observed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
Dull AND DEPRESSED.
uvr LITTLE ACTIVITY rs THE CHICAGO MARKET
PROVISIONS STEADY.
my rLl-.nArn no rle runrxrl


Try rttr,NNrt ro taE ruBUVri
CutcAGo. July 10" Just yearago to-day
sand Arthur orr " wheat was 90 cents busnsl higher
than 10 b. his morning and corn almost exactly at tho
osc 10 t settling tt over n .ho PIE thera Yet tho
l1ri crowd s hcr'7h uu wheat AMI huah on corn"
Ihrruo,or4 srlc 100 .urupc n exciting a "bclrah " IN,
nlcurt on prices P1ytault Woro smtdy. -optemhor
p.rh az #2. 3d. september lard at ~ -- b. ana september
ribs 90 ~ usla VIII ht.lo trilus There was just boz
Tor. tAe O'Clock close. ltte recovery from tho do
pr,,.ou, caused ~ tho great activity ~ tho uInor
committee. Angus wheat c.oaed az - b eeut- septem-
u-rat ,} cents sIst at j-1s cent, september
ID .ta,s. Pork was unchanged August lard clio, 4
al ~ 05. sspt,m s. 2O August ribs az - As, an
september at - 57l2. Corn advanced L cent
u tno short afternoon session. The small visible supply
ue smallest iu the history az visible supplies; large r1dr
,rIs ae-r"garuL over 100000 bushels and some clever
%. manipulation combined To put the figures Mp. j. 10
Ramsey tho largest open buyer OF the day. There
We're those who claimed I3t no was tho largest
THAT his sales exceeded lila purchases by good
deal Hc is acting ltis generally presumed, for B. p
Hutchinson. Wheat advanced out o. synpttny with
corn. and closed August o. :. cents, september az
~ cents. August CORR stopped az Obs cents, and sep
trr 'r az 30 erGts; Augus- M al - % sept moor at
- 12lz; August rios at - 3d. -elte luer at . J1l
Ihe receipts A. cars O wheat l9S OF corn and III
.Lg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
LOOMING F0R Trouble ~ oWEYsBOEo.

LOUISVILLE, July ia dspach from
greensboro TO me Times says squad OF fifty special
police paro led this city last sht and mounted pckets
guarded the suburbs The Governor ordered the Mon
arch Rides Out, and under Tho charge OF Captain Ford
tbsv kept close watch over the city. MOsdJy night
the County JUDI took refuge in the Armory which was
closely guarded These precautions have been due 10
rumers that n cgroes were organizing throughout inc
county and oud attack the jail aud release certain
prisoners cophled therein. II also feared that an
attempt mi .ht Ne made 10 lynch sid Kelly the stler
OF a All On whom an outra = had been attempted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
UNITED ORDER OF 4IlRIcIy MECHANICS

READING. Penn, July 16.-Thc United Order
~ American Mechanics of Pennsylvania today elc"e ell
the following officers: Councillor j. F. kochn.lD. oi
Pt-burg; vicecounoor, George H. Harris, OF Harris
burg. secretary Edward f. paemor Puade pAs; treas
ur.r John Vs. tllver philadelphia; conductor. W +.
McIol.rls. Rochester: seutlucs, Arthur johnston or
I1t~Uurg and joan A. Jpn'a. of Ashley represent I'VE
% the National Council, william H. -truu or Mduch
chunk scranton selected ss the place Tor the next
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
BH4r M col


fFom re Atlanta consiiiut,.v
,"onco upon time, began the teacher. 1.-TWO
lfntheis startled 90 SUNDAY seAuul On sshrath nnrnns
ase rst ed psst hae peach orchsu where the tross
wele hahgihs over wh rye, hsoiuas pea hrs one ~
he behpa hepesed sans iHta he uftAatd aud scttt.s
pee pf no fut bat tho nthof refused aad spai az
ss.hf ha enmpsnlpa Etpelif deVsNiht Tue Reaches
ns~ happened thai thn swhsf at tlr utehaid -
rse ana The asGt dsr rewarded tho good boy who ne
's 10 steal Ala psaehea, by siVlAs hll nfty ooaa ito
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
PROMOTION IN THE PENSION OFFIcE.

WAsHNGToV, July 1i.-Nore than 200 pro-
motions we're made to-day in the pension Office. Those
in the higher grades follows: From class Tour 10
principal examiner. f. g. Butterdeld. Vermont ~ g.
Birmingham Sev York Il. T. Ford, NewNork; d. W
Atwood. Ohio: J. A. Compton. OHIO; George Aoer'""n
low, Assat,pt Chcs NJ Divf- on 20 principal examiner
n T. " .ite Ncv-York: l.. y. Bethel, indiana; l.
whcIp'ev Milne class toIr ~ assistant che or a.
vision f. J. woodw irl New llJmpshro. Class three io
seai, AMI ci,f of civision-E. f. Clark lowai Jerry
T.. TuIt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

A Ncw-Yorl man has been arrested for kiss
ing a woman while mentally contemplating .he cAanoer
OF horrors known A. the family album. man would ~
wllln. To- Ass almost Ally living creature ater looking
through au al uu. lie o. i1,t Insane enough 90 De d
mca-y fool. indianapolis Journal.
Teacher" suppose Won nave two sticks OF
candy and vo1r big brother gve- You mere, b "
many would yuu Lavc th,a!' Little Boy shaking bis
head" You don't know HIN lie amt that klad OF a
Inv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
COURT CALEYDAR5-rUrs D4y.

sUPsENs HAspFRs-Bef,r, Van Rr,rt : vos
z So ~ 81 d95 l39 ~ ~ AGO. IA ID B zjo 300 2b2
~ tNi ga 2'N -@l. 2-t, 2-7.
~ tt.Ak Nottr-6FsFRAL RAW -Adlourpel
= '27o1 AIEs toUnf-nefnp p1f.re Il H.
Ne utY taIcndar ''''f -
10 uaF ''p g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

frvgeppol July Dos -ProvuDas Bacon ' D'rint Ilt
a ud Long GEAR MhisA A. "a. shlrt clear Nidsiet
4ts Gd -hsrt Rbs tls %. shoaderS 32+ M pc " s.
y f,r atr.t lnfian priaa M'sa = PofA ttlms
Meas ina ID pr DDlt Pune Mess baiteih 8 Nose
err. 5ta Lari-Amrrcaa ga d. Pins W 1-..-l,, ~
puttar asa nsr cwt for hsest p stsi -thf+ Nhe,"
80 not Wpfcr "a 81 "a. no p.r GENITAL Ne 9srns
IA d. New " rseru winter ~ NeN wives Nestei =
e. ~ .T.uF,rsi. 4 e. n ssa lit ttlifUtnia Ne \
"a dzs ID pc GENITAL Corn MiNea oft a, HA "a ss
a., "a = per cental rrsilee--prlts ., fufBeBtise
sss ia 10 at tsndsa. "a ~ per cwt Resasl Pe,ge
,,,, Id clover seed AnpriUan Itch Als
IA, svk fhpw. l5s "a psr ewt Wssin ssns@
"a al pale ~ gtna ~ tAatepd Oh Ia - per pwt
fntetx InlN tinaeea Oh SO 80 flh e>i
pet ten Vscpla iiasesL tis "a PEI austieN iAs.ess
{skn 4KA lla Naaned fptialessa 81 ~ ~
psf salsa aplnta Of rsrpssusa blA Nd PEE go
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
TIE COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-The Court of Ala
tana Claims IL the point OF completing series Of
Judgments numbering between 1000 aud 5000, the
gregate OF the awards including interest. being sboat
tZ1uOOOo. hey viii Doe submitted 20 the Secretary Of
staie FOR his ceItilcatlUu within a week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

OPTION market iuli and without change, No white lstY
gsrsni.ci August ~ d3g,sc; sepemesr ASaseci 49,
bush1 Corn LOO bushi Oata 900 busn shlpmeses-
Wheat 1900 bushi Corn, 1000 BUSH OstA l0OO0 busA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17

The Father DC smet Consolidated Cod Mining Com
pinv las declared dividend OF 20 cents per share pay
able July 81 the ofce Of Laidlaw Co., No II at
The Colorado south Cnnso dated Mining Company has
cd an assessment OF - per share delinquent Angus,
H.
The Alpha Mining Company has levied an assessment
OF % cents per share.