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One of the Massachusetts, delegation was per-
sstent in his demand that the platform should
contain plank In favor OF liberal appropriations
for an extensive system OF coast defenses he APP
then made speech TO q mob IN front OF H0Oley's
theater.
"Oh, you felers can boot and yell, said be, "but
I'm q democrat from Cape Cod, ana my house
stands on a neck OF land where foreign gunboat
could shoot the cold potatoes right on from my
table. 1t may be d funny for you leliers out
here in the Mississippi valley, but want you TO
understand that II 1 have TO emigrate at any time
In the next four years Ill hold the party
responsible"
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The remains of Col. Belts arrived In Opelika yes
teriay afternoon and Will be buried in the family
burytng ground near that city to-day.
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THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
HE sEORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST.

AND WEST
Schetlulc IN Cff &C. !. VI 9. 1854
kNAN-NEW ORLEANS MAI. daily making cIoss
connections to al points south and Southwest
Daily. ePt SUNNY. With 4. \ q. Railway. Pull
S.eei'iug Buffet cars from New RI and Wash
snst0- 10 Atl-n;a Pullman Steering from
Washington and Atlanta 20 New O-.-..l.E, lar.0r
Ca from WASHINGTON 60 Natural Erirr- "a
B1Cf M.-LOUiSNIII.E FAST LIZ / Daily VA Cfa-
lottsylle 10 Cincinnati Louisville and al Western
FONTS. Pullman Sleeping cars h&shlnston 20
LGu..yilis
EsOP,N-SOCTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
u al points South and Southwest via DsnNiile ard
Snariotte Daily excerpt Sunday, with {. OFulway.
GtDian Sleeping from WASHING ton VIA DAil
vile Charlotte and Atlanta 10 New Orleans; also,
frCIu Washington Charlotte and Columbia 10
Augusta Pull man SleeII4S Car from VI asi4inston
70 "hl-r sulphur Springs
GAraeSas Division Train leaves W2Shflgtonas S:iO
- NJ and $40 p Nj daily except sunday
Wlrent9n trains leave Washington at $40 n " and
S:l0 PM daily.
tor tekets and Information inquire at Companys OF
NC, col Pennsy w nia avenue
n sLACGHTEk. y MACDANIEL.
zen Pass Agent Aren't
mario sol. HAAS Traffic Manager.
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AUCTION SALES.
V1HOMAs BOWLING. Auctions

SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE. SITUATE
At The 81 :, NORTHEAST sls r5Ea CORNER OF AND
By virtue Of deed of trust da ted 23d day Of July
1888 and duly recorded in hbeP No 1851 folio ITO
OF the land records of the District Of Columbia and at
the request Of the person secured thereby viii sell
At public auction In front Of the premises TUES
HakF;PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK p n. the following de-
the said District known and distinguished as aud being
lotS numbered thirty nine 39 forty 40 and forty
4 IL Sinmeracher ct al subdivision Of certain orig
nal lots IN square numbered one thousand and two
GOOD These lots have frontage Of about 100 feet on
are unimIroved.
Terms of SALE third cash. balance in SIX twelve
and eighteen months with interest from day Of SALE At
si1 per centum Per e9num to be secured by deed Of
chaser. deposit Of 300 required day Of sale. II
the terms OF sale are not complied with within
days the trustees the right to resell said prem
1ses after three 81 days previous notice in The Evening
star at the risk and cost of the defaune purchaser
ConyeyAncfng and recording at cost OF purchaser
WILLIAM SCHWING,l ,r..
II. II. BERGMAN, ( AFus'e~
5y30 au1, 26I911l2
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The Texas Fever.

CAR LOADS oF SICK CATTLE ARRIVING IN CHICAGO
CHICAGO. July S0.-A dispatch from the stock
affected with Texas fever have arrived there rhey
came over the Burlington railway from Kansas
tlty ana belonged 10 the same parties who sent IN
the others They were treated In the same way
Those affected with the disease we're shot and the
others isolated.
No ALARM IN NEBRASKA
LINCOLN. NEB., July 30.--The outbreak OF disease
among cattle nj Maxwell does not excite alarm II
is regarded as nur'ly local. and due 10 bad water
or too much GROWING.
News Brtet~.
The remains az Commodore Henry r Ballard, z.
5. navy. who died in lsss, were removed Yesterday
from his former farm and residence. Bellfeld IN
Anne Arundei county, Nd, 20 the L. 5. naval eem-
eiery. Annapolis
under Buchanan aid Congressman from West VIZ
Sln.a, hrs critically III az his residence In
MarunSburg: lie has suffered Tor a number OF
years fIotn kidney affection.
number or women ana girls in ST Petersburg
nave been arrested for conspiracy against the
government. They are connected with the Marie
institution. school Of education Tor girls OF good
family. The conspiratorS met IN the rooms 81 the
lnStitHie, and had aeeompliccs among the teachers
Rev. John Duncan, II. n NJ one time associate
editor OF the Cvtstdn Era, died In Boston ycster-
dsy.
warrant was sworn out YESTERDAY against
john e. :. Harrison. receiver OF the Indiana Bank
ins company, charging him with embeulement OF
$4,000. he was arrested in bed sick
An application has been denied 10 allow steamer
from MarSeieS 10 land a cunsiS nment OF RAGS az
New ork. ON the ground that the order prohlb-
iInE the entry OF rags from Injected ports was i'm
peratlNe aud allowed no discretion. although the
ste amer showed a clean bill OF health
The Paris Figaro says hartmann. the nihills 6
has committed suicide through want
Romantic Elopement.
MILTON SMITH oFF WITH his bRIDE THROUGH A
STORM or BrILKIs.
special from Paris, Ky, Says: vcry srnsa-
tional e0pCment by members OF two families OF the
Blue Grass arlst0cracy occurred sunday night but
las just come 10 light, having been kept quiet by
those interested. MIS- James Thomas had been en-
PERTAINING Miss Susie Wells, daughter OF a George
town banker. Among other guests Was Milton
Smith. an employee OF her fathers bank Sunday
evening Mr.. Smith, Miss Wells. Miss Thomas and q
gentleman friend took 4 carriage drive To MLlers-
burg. Reaching that place, Miss Thomas was
asked TO 80 with the party TO Aberdeen, O., where
Mr. Suith ana Miss Wells proposed to marry
She refused leaped from tie carriage pro-
cured conveyance and returned home FRIENDS
OF Miss Wells. with Mn. Thomas. procured
carriage and set out In pursuit Overtasing tho
eloper, after dark, about a dozen shots were ex-
Changed on each side, no one being wounded,
though IN" horses were hit several times NM
Thomas became frightened for the result, and on
her entreaties the pursucrs abandoned the CHASE.
The clipping party went on, and IL Is presumed
were married AT Aberdeen, the Gretna Green OF
kentucky.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and p. IN. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H. II. Dodge, 539 18th street,
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jar GOULD AND OTHERS RETREAT meeting
OF the directors OF the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road yesterday, the designations OF Messrs. c. c.
Baldwin, Jay Gould, Russell Sage, Thomas r. Ryan
and John E. Greene were accepted. and Messrs f.
w. Foote. J. ID. Probst. j. H. Lindevherger, pres-
dent of the Merchants National bank OF Louisville
J. b Wilder and E. Norton were elected TO I'LL the
vacancies
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The English Races.
swRRTBREAD WINS THE STEWARDS CUP, AND sATCHEL
THE LAVAST STAKES.
Settling for Half Price.

Boston, July 3O.-The committee representing
the creditors OF Tucker Hammond & Co. have made
an examination OF their stock and books, and
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4 Remarkable Car.

FELINE WONDER THAT CATCHES FIsH AND SHOWS
KXCKLLENT hATykSaL JUDGMENT.
An instance Of extraordinary animal instinct and
intelligence is reported from Ei!eaviiie Ulster
county, New York. Mrs Sarah Brown. OF that VII
lage, has large Maltese cat, which j. the mother
OF three Kittens, now nearly half grown. Ii was
noticed lately that the old cat was RECALLING her
oASprinS on some nne specimens OF perch and sun
fsh, which She brought in nice and fresh daily, one
day coming In with seven. She WAS watched and
Was discovered that she caught the FISH herself
IN Eaptine Kill pond near the Village The pond
had been drawn down quite low recently, and the
Cat would crouch Down at The edge OF the water
and when Y pSh came swimming along within
reach, would spring upon 1t In the water, aud
rarely miss It's aim She struck the rsh first WIKI
her claw, and then dipped her head IN under the
water, took her prey IN her mouth ana swan
ashore. Besides fish, the cat serves her family
with BIRDS not less than two OF which She provides
every day. The most remarkable fact about the
cRt, however, Is the system she has adopted in
feeding Der kittens. When she comes In with
meal 66e will not permit any miscellaneous scram-
Dung after II, by which one kitten might get more
sell uSh or bird as may be, before or The yOuug
oAsS The other two she obllges 10 remain quietly
ct distance while the one Is eating. enforcing her
authority against any protest their part 10y fire.
Quent cuttings When the kitten has eaten one
third OF the meal the Old cat removes the dinner
and places II In front OF another kitten, who eats
It's third OF the meal upmolcsted, wien the Third
kittens turn cousS. The Kitten that is served first
Oh one Day becomes the last on the list the ucXL
Gay, and that rotation Is maintained Win ulYary-
Ing Partially day after day.
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one Of the Old.Time Guu>.
SoCyENIR OF COMMODORE skLruNsTaII's prS
"A

4 SoUFkNIR OF COMMODORE skLTONsTAILs pIS As
TRoUS NAVAL EXPEDITION.
On the post once approach In Bangor Ne, says
correspondent In that city. mounted on a block Of
granite, Is long, rust-eaten piece Of ordnance
which, from Its antique shaping ana evident age,
Is an object OF curiosity 10 passers-by. This cid
gun was once part OF the armarlent Of one Of Com
me1ere SSltopstall's sloops-of-war which were
blown up by the British in I719. SaltonStau was
sent by the government TO recapture Castine from
the British, into whose hands IL had fallen. In
0ead OF capturing that ancient town lac came very
near being captured himself by the british SHIPS
which made their appearance in the bay. The Ameri
cans ced up the Penoo>cut, and at Bangor blew up
thelf vessel. the chagrined commando ami ms men
neeing through the woods 10 hennebec, a journey
On which they suffered untold harishipS. The Vie
toriouS Brilons came on, and deSJrJ we'd whatever
the retreaung colonlstS had lett ot the fleet
which cost the young republic So dearly 10 eq,lIa
Ibis old gun lay la the cool depths OF the great
river Until the centennial OF the country IL
made TO defend when IL was recovered b. divers
engaged in deepening the harbor OF BANGOR Then
II was mounted on the granite pedestal In frolt u
the post ONCE Its muzzie pointing toward tts SPOT
where IL was sunk century before. on 10 Is In
scribed:
l17g-It7S
LIS gun was in OF Com Sslonstsls slooTs of
blown up in the Penol~cot River. August. l779.
Recovered. August, lS16.
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WEEKS l. CO., Auctioneera.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS.
BRUSSELS AND ALL WOOL INGRAM CARPETS,
NEARLY NEW: PARIOR SUIT IN REP; MAR
BE TOP TABLES. WALNUT WHAT-NOT HALL
RACK, PAINTINGS, BRONZE CLOCK MIRRORS
LACE CURTAINS, CORNICES LAAIBREQUINS
Two GOOD SEEMING MACHINES, REFRIGERA-
TOR BED LOUNGE, BEDSrEADS. BUREAUS
STUCK AND HAIR MATTRESSES. MA1TINGS
RlAG Eshsi E Oh GLS T6vS on HALLs COOK
GG,LLAA GA s5A, WITH e. OTHER NECESSARY
ORDER AND MOSTLY NEW. AT AUCTION,
At premises No. 709 9th street northwest, on FRI
- - " - ~~~~
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN New YORK HAvRE
Company's pier. No AZ North River. foot Of Morton
street New York
st Laurent. de Jousselin Wednesday July 90 IL a. m
Normandle frangenl, Wednesday Aug. 8. q LII.
Labrador. Collier, Wednesday Aug. Is, 10 a. m
Checks payable on sight, fl amounts suit. the
Banque Transatlantique of Paris LOUIS DE BEBIAN
Agent. No. b, Bowling Green New York.
u. W. MOSS. 225 Pennsy lvania avenue:
J. w. BOTELER & son. 1913 Pennsy lvania avenue
jy24 Agents for Washington y q
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MOIhEks SHOULD REMEMBER THAT THERE
AAls perfect preventive Of cholera insantum and
SInSr CAD tFous SUNNI DISEASES by the DR.
dOLAAAS fAD. Oti.ce 4 9Th Send for books iy23
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO POOL TABLES. WITH
BALLS, CUES, SC.
virtue of deed of trust dated the twenty fifth day
Of June 1884 and duly recorded in Iiber No 1887 fo
SIS ct seq one OF the and records for Washington
shall by request Of the party thereby sell At
public auction, SATURDAY, AUGUST SECOND
1854 at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. at the auction rooms OF
Thomas Bowling. 18th street and Pennsylyani avenue
tive Pool Tables. with Bulls Cues. &c.
Terrns Cash. SAMUEL T. LUCKETT
1y2S-4t Trustee.
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Nj EDICAL, &c.

W M Al. AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY. NERVOUS
"a Weakness Il the Limbs Impaired Nutrition of the
10y lnCapaClty Tor Drty and 1sbor and ALI forms OF
ELOTHlks' Iuyi-orati;ip- Cordial 49,
VISIT u hIs Laboratory the arest this side of New
1orE VIII convince you that he Is the only reliable ad
NtSnS physician this city and il MOI To he CEASED
with those vain offenders whose Whole stock of chem
tt brains llcudf d. could be put il yeast powder
lJft~. over thirty three established at SO6
stTte southwest Too long tor hunbug to live
iyEZ1-lII4'
~ ANHOOp RESTORED BY USING BOT,TI FOR
Va two OF DR. BROTHERS. 1nvigorating C0r,lial
VII cure any ease OF Seminal Weakness Nervous Da.
tity and lnipfciiCy. 1t nIpartS the whola
system so Il street southwest iy2l Inns
I AIDES 1OU CAN CONFIDENTLY CONSULT Ds
) BROTHERS, 20 W. Particular attenttoa
la3d TO all diseases REGULAR to Ladies marr1ed or sir9le
Al Irr,garlt and Us aTlan troubles treated Thirty
teN'l yedfs' experience jy2l-lms
NAnANE DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La
IVA dies All female complaints qUic ky cured Can be
consulted daily II i2i5 9Th street northwest Office
fEom To O'clock pm. with ladies Gully. jy2l-llus
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'1NHOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
SQUARE 74S

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
SQUARE 74S.
By virtue Of deed of trust recorded in Liber No ar
939 folio 400 ct seq. of the land records of the$
District OF Columbia, and by request of the party-
secured the underssnsd VIII offer for sale
d BY; ~ AHGEsT SIXTH 1854 at HALF-PAsI FIVE
both inclusive lots 40 and 90 lots 81 to So both incu
sIye and lot t. in Nathan W. FZgerld's subdivision
trict
Terms cash balance in three eqra install
ments in six twelve and eighteen months from day Of
day Of sale and secured BY deed of trust on property
SOLD VIII be taken deposit of S25 on each lot win be
required at time of sale. and all conveyanciny and
cordinx will be at purchasers cost 1t terms not
complied with in seven days from sale property will be
1y2o-dEds THOS. T.. WAGGAMAN, Trustee.
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John SHERMAN & CO.. AuctioneerA
iSS AID 1888 VEST 81
\ COOP CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.
dat. tn der and by Tre Of DEED Of trust
a4d. h for 9 Ge f Ct isa OF S
s5FIyE ocI6Gk TGIspAS = the s1 I gsSiSf
red estate situated in the district Of Columbia and
known and described all that piece of ground lying
besinins for the same at the end Of ninety feet
s eas ps Of s from the south
theme esstwsr with the south side Of NV Vest street.
sio ehe teg
feet to ali alley ten feet wide laid out for the benefit Of
Sared ss s tea
de n he g:fs 3 n I being parts Of
thereon which consist OF four twostory brick front
The ground will be subdvided, to sell each house
equal lnsallments six aud twelve months with in
terest FROM day Of sale to be secured
deposit sig sseh house vii be reaarsd i he
FRANK T. BROWNING. Trustee,
tyl2eo&ds' Columbian Law Building. 4l6 5th NV.
asas and pH Hlaoe
jy2leo&ds FRANK T. BROWNING. Trustee.
A SSlGNEE'S SALE OF 4 FINE LOT OF GROCE-
"A RlES BEING THE STOCK FORMERLY OWNED
BY DANIEL c. HARRISON. SITUATED AT THE
C0RNER OF NORTH CAPITOL AND STREETS
VII IT, s St Rs SHsE b%
OF July. at Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ. offer for sale at
pubc auction on the Premises all the stock Of Goods
contained therein which consists Of fine lot of Staple
AND Fancy Groceries and Liquors two large Show Cases.
large Coffee Mill good safe. lot Of Scales two
large Ice Boxes large Pavement awning and other
articles pertaining to the Rrocery business The stock
together with Ae good WILL 1.-THE store doing good bus
1ress Is offered as whole and private bids will re-
celved TIL day OF ss,e when # not sold whole the
stock Will he sold out in parcels In sale as
whole notice will be given thereof in Wednesdays
Evening Star. rare chance presented for one wish
ing TO 20 INTO the grocery business The will be
open for inspeC to the day Of SALE further
information apply to the Assignee
All creditors of Daniel C. Harrison will present the
bills to the Assignee, and al persons owing the said
Assignee at the earliest possible day.
FRANK L. BROWNING, Assignee
jy1O-dts Columbia Law Building 4l6 9th st. n w.
.1THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, JULY TWENTY-SECOND same hour and
place.
jyl6dts FRANK T. BROWNING, Assignee.
gF THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL,
MONDAY, AUGUST FOURTH. 1884 ut same hour and
place.
jy2l-eod FRANK T. BROWNING.
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FINANCIAL.

investment Securities Stocks and Bonds BOr-ht and
Bod In large small lets for cash carried margin
Constant New York Quotations. :y1G-1m'
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Affairs ia West Warrington.

SLIGHT FIRR-The sheds attached to Cartwright
& johnson lime kilns caught ire this morning.
Alarm was struck from box 731. The damage was
very slight.
ELEcrloN OF OFFIcERs-The following officers Of
elected last night their chambers High street:
Acting C. c.. Charles A. Payne; p, J. L. Collins; NJ.
A.. Edward Ryan; !. G., George w. Thomas. During
the evening Hugh G. Devlne was elected as the rep
resentative to the "Unform Fair" to be held within
q short time.
THE CLEVELAND AND HENDRICKS FLAG POLE
The Cleveland and Hendricks club, OF West Wash
1ngton, received this morning the main portion OF
the pole intended for erection by them, which alone
the rst being so feet in height, second Is feet. and
the third IS feet, reaching when erected the height
u N S william Louis sch,ey Lodge. No. a..
has postponed their excursion until Monday next.
CATTLE MARKET-Sale OF live stock as report
ed by Tavenner Bros, Drovers Rest, yester-
5a4c.: good. to 5Hc; medium, ~ to &C.; common,
81 to 4c: 500 sheep and lambs-sheep, ~ to SC:
$4,000 Cattle moderate: lambs brisk
GRAIN RECEIPTs.-Canal boat Seneca arrived
with 1850 bushels OF wheat for Hartley Bros
SHIPPING NBws.-Schooners William H. Allison
and Annie Whitemore cleared to-day-ught-fOr
Baltimore.
CoNDIr1oN OF THE WATER At A. M.-Great Falls,
4; receiving reservor-nOrth connection, 2; south
s sa1ehouss, 49, en1uent Satehcase s. High tide IN
Latest Foreign News by Cable.
CORNWALL SENT 10 JAIL.
DUBLIN, July 3O.-The hearing in the Cornwall
examination was concluded to-day. Cornwall was
committed to Jail to await trial upon four charges.
UNEAsINESS IN FRANCE.
PARIS, July 30.-Prime Minister Ferry will make
the adoption or the revision bill cabinet question
Doubt and uneasiness are felt In regard to the
suit
DEMAND FOR REFoRx
LONDON, July 30.-At the liberal conference to-
day Mr. John Morley, MP, presided A resolution
gard" dis played by the house OF lords for the ma
tional will as ''factiOus and unpatnotc" and de-
manding reform.
A COURT SURROUNDED By GUARDS
LONDON, July 30.-The trial CT the suspected dy-
namIters, John Dayly, James Egan and VIM. Nc
Donnel was begun to-day at Warwick. The priso-
nerS were conveyed to the court room under q
strong guard OF soldiers and armed police, who
will surround the court during the continuance OF
the trial
Daily viii conduct his own defense, in spite OF the
fact that friends OF his in Liverpool offered to pro-
cure eminent counsel for him.
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n ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAvRE
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The steamers Of this company viii sail EVERY WE'D.
NESDAY AND SATURDAY from Bremen pier, foot OF
Sd street. HoDoken. Rates of passage from NEW YORK
to LONDON.HANkE. BREMEN: BY Wednesday steamer
First cabin 800 TO $50: second cabin $50 By Satur-
sEs At lowest rates For freight or apply to
METZEkOTT 4 co. 925 Pennsylvania avenue north
west: CHAS. WALTER, 342 street. Agents for Wash.
nRton jal2
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Crotatiors ~ Stocks End Bords AMI information
Fsrdirc the Markets received through wires II
kIASTLY. direct from tie Sew York stock EXCHANGE
AL orders executed and reported rrunir tly. jars
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMEToR.-The following
were the readings at the offce Of the chief signal
officer to-day 3. m 20; II 4 u, 76.5; pm,
SIS. Maximum, S1.9; minimum, 6Aa
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PITTSBURG. Pa. July .O.-Ou active. but veal
with disposition to sell than buy: market opene
at 713s declined to 7076 rallied to TN. but droppe
again to IN at noon.
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THE Pro TEN. POLICE JUDGR.-To-day Justice OF
the Peace Samuel c. Mills, who has been appointed
Smell at the Police Court during the absence Of the
latter took his oath OF Office before the clerk OF the
supreme Court OF the District, and viii enter upon
his duties to-morrow Judge Smell goes on his
annual leave to MaterXille Maine.
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SUIT AGAINST BRUCE, THE BRoKRR-J. Amber
smith, as attorney, yesterday 1led declaration in
behalr OF A: b. Mason against Robert Bruce, the
money loaned and services rendered Mr.. Mason,
Is stated, was formerly the confidential clerk OF
of her SON
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AN OARSNAN INJuRED.-Onc OF the members of
the Columbia light weight crew accidentally cut
himself with an eraser In the thigh this afternoon.
1t was flesh wound fortunately and 1t is thought
Will not prevent his rowing tomorrow.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-07-24
The Nominee for Vice Pvesi-
dent.
Savannah News.
Savannah News

The nomination Of Hon. Thomas
A. Hondricks for Vice President was
doubtless somewhat Of surprise
Before the meeting Of the convention
be was not regarded as candidate
for either President or Wee Presi-
dent. It was not thought that he
would accept the second place unless
Ny Tildeu Were the Presidential
nominee. The very general impress
sion was that Mcdonald would be
nominated for Vice President if au
Eastern man were nominated for
President. Eeudlicks, however, is
perhaps as strong u man as could
have been selected for the second
place. His nomination proves that
he Is more popular in Indiana
than Mcdonald. Ii any man can as
s'st the Democrats in carrying india
ma he can. He cmta;nly can do
mote in that direction than
dill the nominee
for Vice President in 1890. The fact
tuat be was part ct tic ''oid ticket"
may have had something to do with
his nomination, but not lnuen. The
smaller part Of the 'old ticket will
not contribute great deal towards
giving life o the fraud issue, and
probably nobody expects chat it will.
Indiana is doubtful State, and
doubtless 3Ir Iiendricts owes his
nomination 30 the fact that the con
yeation believed that he Gould con
tribute more towards carrying il
than any other Indiana man. lie Is
an able man-in many respects q
great nan. lie strengthens The tick
ct, and bis nomination can hardly
fail tomeet witb general favor: