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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06
NAVAL INTELNIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-COmmander William
sampson ordered 10 temporary duty to attend
re meeting OF the British Association for the Advance
Inut Of Science at Montreal; Lieutenant-C emmander
T F. Jewell same, aud also to attend the meeting oi
,e American Association for the advancement OF sci
s,oe NJ philadelphia: Lieutenant Joseph h. Murdock
Tns,rr Louis duncan and Assistant Engineer H. w.
sraugler 10 special duty Angus 10, connected win
the in irrational electrical exhibition 70 he held In Phla
delphil under the auspices Of the Franklin nsututei
PavmasterJ. ?. LOOMS 20 duy at tn. Naval Academy
training ship Saratoga; Lieutenant W. H. NostrHu hds
been deta n from n Nandai, ana gran 'e riye III
sarro for three months: Pay Inspector L. J. B lnEs,
from duty at the Naval Academy and order "a T. s'tue
-t--., a..
dispatch received today announces the arrival OF me
Issex al Hong Kong. homew41d bound
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Ceadl Nonteo

~ THE NATTER or TIE NEN YORK
I tfIS uAttruNb tOMrAtN Auuir shrfr'f IS Won
oil rrf-Uns r hat tho uhlaI -surl htf. ffh ai
po nfol boy tho uon.ii tolnuf thr ruprm '"H ~ 9n'
ml..lunrs fu determine irf hratIhs "i a bih'1 Nfi
ssi whether ue surface lhir'ad ptntrl h' '"n''''isl
und operated bf ur arH f0fA ttY talfIA uWpaht m no
1ty OF New4ofk under aud pursuant 10 chapter pl NJ no
Iarsof Goo state Of ses hUrh HttI DEE - tHh'
.trurfd up.iiri and that viii bold uni ifsi hiihK
as such comm s1lurs 10 The pufpO'e stated u tr '.heih
he supreme Court m The plh'} oar. H"hfr
C the .th DAY VI August lrt at ~" tl"'A
NJ. o.
That To line ~ such railroad Is briefly az follows From
First avenue through al sire from f-h -iire1
to -3 street, nom a-t aver =" iifb
avenue tlr0ug ST. street ga street 3lu -ilc't -olh
street sd street respectively fOm East River through
42 sfreettO Hudson River 10000.
From lI street Tenth avenue TO West street.
thence through Vest street 10 Aesuy street rom uIs.h
River Tenth avenue through 3ff street ~ stfrt fl
and ith street re-p,cuyey from hudson H.St 20
thOu IN Ntn street anseFooft street Nsul
street pesDros-es street and Nesry street
from tenth % Eleventh Avenue through u-
eet from -7 through Eleventh avenue Dub
reference hereby made Tor more de ale AMI pc. 10
thereof Ia the application ~ -sld company usl IA
the oficeo Of the clerk OF the County Of cwHOrL
Csirncd LUTHER r. MARsH.)
signed OLIVER KING, loomm's'i0nefa
Signed JOHN h. WATSON,
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BEEORE AM AfTER.

gron me prsburg chfoatete- Telegraph.
own you have plate OF cream, dear Y he
Rskrd ,., .,.. .
Wei, do try dish Of strawb rrle', Wolt you pet :"
he continued ., 1870
No Aired hey are 80 high pTl'ei, am rea-y care
yert little Tor them" she answered.
Am 20 sorry - be- said, with in3ne desire 10
plunge his he ID Into butter up Now, you must ID
Odd YOU shall take a lass Of soda"
NOuu have excuse me, nut only care TO taunter
aOug with YOU. dear" she replied.
H. could resist o longer. "Wlt yOu-wul you-be my
darling. du, XIV wifey my sweetest z he excla med
They were married that month. Late IN August when
sbe ID bank upted him ice and 10 cent Cali
fuia u, airs. he sadly remarked
Thought you did rot Tor these things, Maud
You didn't appear To before were married
- oh, ye.. I rem mber that time You refer to, Mr.
Smith was a trifr careful what ate just then," she
answered ana MI. smith buried himself IN reflection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Reported by JOHN II. DAVIS u Co.. II walls
TUESDAY. aug. 5-r ".

TUESDAY. rug 5-r "
In our table OF tue report of the Bureau of sta
tistics OF the exports and imports OF merchant g.
for the month OF June, printed TINS morning the
,.r,ns were transposed: "Exports" should be the
erst line and "inports" the second llnei the
aeductions are stated correctly. Hence the move
ments OF June this year, in showing an excess OF
81 100 4G6 in the exports, compare favoraoy Win s1
cesses Of imports Of s1O4io61 for June 1883 ana OF
s1l,611 $50 for the same month OF lss3 but INC
change il entire due 90 smaller imports ana not 10
greater exports; the imports were tl2o%lJoo ss yuan
In June 1888 and the exports were onJ sl'o1O,-o'
smaller The net excess OF exports OF merohan-
dlse and specie for the six months onaHu
June 80 1894 was 81 2711o4 less than for the same
period Of 1889 and for the twelve months ended june
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK August j-BEEV Receipts 70 cars Of
Eastman and u city -iaughteers No trae IN Live
Cattle Feeling trim account Of reported light run to-
city Dressed in far demand advance Of "a &C.
Common TO Prime Native Beef At S2q 10 &c with Choice up
No SHIPMENTS OF Live Fresh Meat from this port
CALvEs-Rcceipts we're 4s hea9l 6Oth.'t and IS at
Washington Market The limited oderi cs wert 500 a. bare
'eady prices or at SC for FeAs and 4942c Tor Butter
Dressed calves du bgt prices in general anchansed C
and Dressed Buttermik s az sal 2c mainly a. .a!c l..
l39 It At 79a do AS u, 10 Fed Calves 2o7 IT, at
Hume Mullen SOD 20 ysai' Is - +! At &c Butter
HallenJeck & Davis sod 50 Buttormlk calves. 10 u,
rivals Il c1rs Of 90 at Jersey Cl3 car,
prices wee little r these but other grades slowy
AZ - and 1tte bunch q state ',ocS At &c = car;
load Of Danlda anD. 3oaght inc hg4s' Isue Po S
| Iu.,,H N rFct ~ere d spo.ei oe al 6l4a 40
Dressed Mutton DONG ry &C and Dressed Lambs
Sai.VeTt5n & Get sold. Ios ohio sheep % 10 5eI
10 30 1902 ~ t4qc l-0 d. - b at 8'c e keutnGky do
a H. at 80 900 TO, - 70 Il &c 100 o. b ~ a. go
22- Peuns. lvInl Lambs. t- p. az 90 2o. 80
Ha.-u5ecA * DAVIS sold; rs canada Lambs y D. at
lenbacl. C Dewey .ol. 4 state Lambs a. y. % Sex
- A60l,-et q Co. sod. "a jersey Lambs O. 47i % at
= s. fiphlul701 e Co. 4Od 30 Jersey Lambs an hlsc.
IfDg~-Uecc PTS vr.o of ass. urti-2l cars ~
lath,t and IL "a. Jerse ,y. ~ trade Live .qs.
90. feeling steady and 'ommon % Prime may Oo quotel t
foinfry Pr ss,d 1ni,t % Gr-c Tor Heavy SIC Tor
Medium and 1880 Tor ght including Pigs
LIVE srorN WtE<Eri-3Y rrLrgRApT
nrrrtr0 August j-Drf's- Receipts to-day II heat tol
f1rweek tI' tr 700 bead FIR came time last veS po
Hrr. Evfrl cattle tGl ~ ~ GO. Fair 10 Good Native
-hp1prs On Light Butchers 81 - 90 800
-f0r trrs and Foolera So 2IdfJ 50
Snip ccepts t1l4y t0I heat total Tor week thus ar
tine last week 100 hcal cpn'lRn3i
through. I'D ezra market dun and do'phf heAum To
H,js-Recopt. today zoo holi total 'or wcsk Tins
FER 'H.l.I mead. for same tub lar wceL ltu.n hcaL
cous gnrd through 10 00sd t0 h0ce workers. 81 ~
a+r 1 light Mixed. - tIutl ID. Cool heAuna 81 IVA
o. 10. l.g4 ftOIHsJ b.
CHICAGO. August -Tls Drlr'rf JoVrur r'porir H'1'-
pp,eDfs No 100 mead hlpmeufs 5000 1eii safset 1t't
anI .u. higher Rough ParUnE a. tIdti l. Iattnt
and shipping s. 5jttJ 1r Light s. "at' 'l 7slVi 81 ~
Ciids-na-oipfs $500 holl shDn'uti LOCO b'tl mar
lnf uIief iul dull. EFpIrfs fH -IHfN lN H9h -
cbolcs +ulppnL 8, 1odBG tp. Common 70 t'lnn - 10
st.sB. Receipts. o1 shipments - uersoi arr
Choice 90 tttrs a. unfti go . ..
o. .ffnrrInfr. 700 shipments
mi.tnt t,i.Hr Exports a. iuH fi 10 V9"d . 'h7n1
shipping tIuUdtH lH. common tu Medium. "a ~ d.
Grass Natives. Fjp14ttVy. "i4'' l'i'nh f'"""
WAN ucerirf- 1000 shipments 200 Common 10 Moduip.
a. ~ D. ln. 4luI foo tuY.rr. 81 u1dht uu
U.gs ltr.rIptf pr ZOO aulpmrut1l ANu Wiit1i l""'i
Yolefs s. ul4t. 1 Packing Do 1890 pl heAN' % 'op
D. HO
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se,.e, Ne white, CSC. COrn-No 2 SIC Oats--No y
white 4Oc bid No q Soc bid Receipts-Wheat 1000 ousn
Corn 1000 OATS L. 900 bush. Shipmonts nheat 1000
bush Corn 900; Oats 500 bush.
MILWAUKEE August Flour inll and unchanget wnsss
du No Milwaukee cash and August. 81 't'i repleaysI'
s27sc October sac Corn qmeti No sci ey,.y
White. 3Bi9c Rye 1uet No u DC. hsi,er
quiet: No spring Doc cash september W &c n
fru Mess Pork AZ 80 cash. sweet F1fkrd hdns
at2i. Hogs A. iO a5 40 RsceiDts-t l0ur. EtvO BDsl
Wheat 30OO BUSH Barley. 5l5 bush sbipn. h'sr'"'''
$1,000 bbis. VIII 40. t.gOD bush Barley, go bush
~ LorIa August . Flour arm AMI nn7iangsi Faniy
$500 az 3j Chocs - GO0st 10 Fancy - 20 80
Wheat dun No Red, 80 f1r't tshi
August st9A september. asa 'ic4 gctl1rf 80,
Hb'ara November saSsi4r Ma Red FtlL 80 80
Corn quiet Cash q aat1'sc August Z! arsi
September tsisaiss 81 rho Year, NE pnis dll 49,.
~ isc Cushi - c August 2tis Al The f"nf rye Jus.
o. 'ac bd Barley No market Receot' f,lr ,.w9
bbgi Wheat 1j.uuO bush Corn 32OnO Busil p's legye
BUSH I'VE. AOJui Barley 900 -bDmrnife i91r TVp
bbt. Whsls $1,000 Dushi Cora. 1900 DusI Dat LVD'
uffah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06

PHILADELPHIA August 5F1our continues dnu the derand
being only small lots 10 meet mined OF The 90 me-
trade desirable spring Patents and Choice ola Winter ours
and steady Western and PennsvvaBa
super ~ 80 OO do Extras 1853 90 Pennsylvania
Family a. 90, PcausTlvaBia process 80 90
o. co. Delaware Family - 40 3D. Western Wister low
~ 90 Wbeat-Ile speculative market W4s
guet shade easier export demand light lots we're
quiet but steady steamer 5,s Mixed Hio No Red n eI
port elevaiot Gle New No = Delaware Ret I'm expert
elevator, slc No Penss wanna Rsa in export elevator
ga c 80 Ped August s2s ~ 80. bepteHbst ~ 80
"a - october 90 ~ November g7a, d1sao Corn
option market dm but quiet no demand Tor export car
under light offerings and good mani from me
home trade Rejected AIed " = asac san Hgh MiTed 70
No 8 Mfred 81 Steamer Mred. IN grain depot
So c SAL red track and IN grain drpot $780, sal hfee
August B2. e88os September " PC October va
gl8.r N0voubsr. 90 dGlc OIs-Cn lots hirhnr unler
lghi offerings and better demand 'aes Of R,sc,sd ne
lal-ct Ne 3 White a. nA4c4 Ne White. tbI9
Coo cultures qust sad strong 10 waite AuE9se 30 20
81 &c ssptsmber ~ &C. October 40 70 @
susha Corn 5000 BUSH oats ~ 600 Dush shiemssw-
Wheat A,OOO BASH COrn. $500 sush- Data s9OO snA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06
rEW.YORK SUPREME COrRT.-LOrIS A.

~ WAGNER AGAINST JOHN HODGE and others
pursuance OF Judgment OF foreclosure sLd sale mads
herein the ls OF August 1884. e under
signed in said jud gmedt named VIII se Al puDao
auction the Exchange -aesruom. No. II oid" ~ ~
the Cty OF NewYors on the 3Oth CAV 80, 81 y
o'clock noon by John 1. Boyd. Auctonecr the Io0"lhs
described premises: --,.. ,,.., .,,,
All those three lots pecssor parcels % sna na; !;
al nd Nineteenth " afu me ~ y.
New York Kuswn Dies grated Oa map cnt,h Map OK
Propery m the Nineteenth ward OF the hF ~ tvtA
hsanng 10 Aonto Word and the estate Ii LeN@ Beach,
surveyed by Richard Amermana CITY survey ds,ed ne
c1 asv AZ Narch and hled In the once q the gsfer
81 no INV gnd OF SeNfOrk On the -Jth dsY u NAY,
AGO ~ numb eleven III Twelve ~ ahi thifeh J.
-t me. ots taken together bounded and described
y. o,aws. Begiuuing at pO ut on the s1uthefy ide u
seveaty sixth Dis ant two huuded and nftg go test
re-tery the westerly iie Of Third ave and seventy.
sttht rushing thence westerly along tho s0hhery Iae p,
parael With t1irave hundred aud two feet 40 "?
Inches a. usre line OF thu block thence easfry aud
parallel With evenly sKthst and along sAd centre ne
sevesy ave 7bl eet thence norhery ant again paalsl
with lhirdUc one hundred and two (lui feet ana tNp
inches 70 ,hs 'sd southcry side q seventy ntth - INC
/ point ~ pa . 0t begnning WiLlIAaJ AMfsbi
| EDWARD a. 80 HNuARn, h'tfisr.
| PLAINTIFF Attorney No. 3 Boekmanst, Now ora CIV
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with little money had either got to the enc OF a
string In Keeping MP their part OF the expenses vi nu
gamhled of their coin. , 49,, 90
lack McCaffery who &, furnish wood. began 70
make N ght raids the woodpiles of the neghD9rs IN
order 10 keen M his part of the cabin supplies anu lhe
weather being cold he was sometimes proving ~yDa,
haif the nigh. though the Ophr woodpue was ~
dependence. one stormy night Jack was gone ~ onb
walker The cook said Jack had Whispered IN MS ear ~
he left that he going % th' Ophlr Wouolit. -
party was sent out. and 10 hrir i7quring Wn-pL ~
finally got faint repy Following up tue soulu 49,
presently came upon poor JACK bhnueen ~ ~ ,,,bied
snow n and big stick from the Ophr hlu li ~,
t0rpt her INTO prospect shtft with ne SUI ol hi
end and standing on top of ". jacks ,''u..''a
sin failed o reach the top ~ the shtit nF iDpil
fIe was hauled ont CUT ana brus'n a'N ntt 90 600 n,
Noxt morning there was no wood win Wnch u" ~ ~
breakfas hui ~ here was not much io COOK po' ~"
f,gp from tho htnks furnished sufficient tl'i 800,
rpallv huu ger got into the cabin. ana nor iUhn 80 ~
u.ctav had "A cent ~ money. An atttwpi 10 Thif' pa
marc ahfflc4s into "ustung for gtub hW plF', =.
fture tbrr could do nothing and. lying back an ih' N
bi,ntnts atve up. like some " those 0i Whpui W w
napnup fbe xuiurrrs foe Ar'tir regions INC f''h nt
easy limo ~ H. By this time SOME pf y-.h- -, A., .,
riuuluQ 10 br hacked n. bal puc"- Wrf' i''I" ".ht
An ihr world "Hcrr Ptt. said he ~ Corr. h,,' IA
him n2O aud 70 DIN gold 'g' oui ana 7'' u ''' '
/ a sica ~ nOuf Y,. ,t..t t,v and
rii found him near wher" re bts u ,,,i,fr1 ,rd
- ,s, am, . the uresent liuo ~ q street To ph'H'i
M maj nne 50ponud slck " nour len re pf'' W.,
SOC Pat handed the PltofrVlluh IN Elh 2 i ~ ~ =.
the cabin Macksv t0ob the 49, ana giyingN u" uuh
3 nt hn in search ~ bacon, zen ana FhsH, " 'l.
G4rlgrks began Nv brown. and ihf slYol W .l' "' ,
prrvgHed tho cabin the spirits M born ih. i't'f i
ma 90 and transient lers went up 10 the ii
n1ch aud IL seemed that there was nothing more h inc
1 ,ttrfd ia 10 drztfnd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06
EEAL ESTATE


EEw-YORK. Tuesday. Aug. 3. 1884
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS
SFW1OrK rirt.
~ bel isip' s-.. ,,ioo to Noses adler $50 p01
J3d lOH 10 ~ 1' slave, iNNlHV7 J IT bh''i .-,
and wife 40 arrir NOs-nst.in p'NNV
Watery % scn. ua. 90 No. - Of trN'poctife. 7'fi " 49,,
MARY a FRANCE to J A FurVusUn .....-. ENVp
'o'j .i'ei ,n ei' 10 u Bsysrs,en $500
Un,lnava W mo nn0f Willst T.t2nu. hns'n -
Baker. executor. tp " a. Bat'r ipi'
i-' ,lna, ,aa s ~ co S M iaca5. " g75oo
fu.tb.tf g. .u n nf 4fh ave. jUtHI 3D. comma -
jacobs fn fhla lGirlrInr ....... ........ lW"NV
l''. ,a, ~, .d,',,I 4, NJ MEX '' 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06
IN aha matter OF the apnIIcation OF the ILonston

II the matter of the application of the Houston
West snd Psyona Ferry Railroad Company aud shs
Third Avenue Company the undersigned Com
m,ouers appointed IN pursuance Of an orer Of the ener
Term OF tie Supreme Court New YORK dated
az July Is 1854 determine after hearing OF
all parties whether street surface railroad should
ructed operated by the ahayt+naned cvLp.
or either a. branch OF their present ram at
lines through and along Forty secOndst, nom the t..t
Rivsr 10 ne North River tho city u New a. hereby
give public notice the nrst sitting of s Commission
vii he held AZ the Term Room Of The supreme COURT
In The County House In the city OF l0rk on me
sFVFNTTI' DAY OF AUGUST 1856. AZ p O'Clock noon.
ana AZ such other aud places may from time
adjourn 10
LUTHER r NARSH
OIINkR n kINB.
JOHN WATSON
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- 81 Low Miidliny. -......-
--llnnrr d lIR MIlllnv .-....-.......
Good Ordinary


strict Good o-,nary Lis Mlina ...........-.lol9
another quiet and unteresng da7 and only
52GQ2 o5 5ss saes, 41P Ind st s to Aur
i0g$d oeptemoer l - 10 10Y % RI
I9apggaary fsGfqI3Ty sy 10 80 Ios5
rrans5e "a ,S orders Ts'i Ios5c
DRi-,iS Err-ihls market has slow and the tone
quite easy OPIUM in oboing lots 81 ast 2o Mo5Pnns
g 50 91Inne le p io1 S s 1rcsm
Tartar 32c- Hsot As 955ci Ginseng Sl1Oasl SO
in TN 10 tn glass s. 80 Rsaued Csmphor "a
FIsH--aes Of about 600 BIDS NlcEeteI P IA % III
So, No > sl4dsI6 W tlodsI2 c9insh STAY ~
have been BoE Herring the supply available being
very small sellers firm and quoted: scaled l. I9cr
Flour AND MEAL-FLoUE-There Ia, been only
having general application aud the apathy OF business
doubtless more or ess CUE 20 i l SnSg The weakncss
In full Of Flour give The market lot
in prices. sales 1880 bbs. including 100 eos
CITY MI Extra - 'oas % quo latter an er
Fair Extra ae s. 2rS 90 w SS%S 10
50 sas2 Gsod 70 Ghoce s. - q con aaS 0h ~ C6ss
q 800 s. 90. Common Minnesota 50 30 ? - % ear
= 90 g. &c 9!tg5' asers I G 81 30 t.
I0u' Common ~ FAR Extra t2g! M, rag Patsot ';S ,
ter Wheat EEtra - 9 WV 80 so9th America. g. . q
So 90 Market cio'ns dull soUrHE; l;iS ILoU
commo, 70 Good Extra NJ 50 5odt4 90 Good to Choice
81 $3.50 lind Fi 55s -uperns the
nsT Or c6o-e a. 6o q IS sranayTine s. 90 81
fofElgS ft ~ az 900 90 Lannon's At s. 10 o
60 brs frut. have been active 29d price 3hSw
feaan.s ayer Esi srl y % & T5rrasoa
Almonds. Loo. Iyica esHr. g. 168s- orin.
fr.'-'lq ~ si7. Cocoaau'', 40 -..,
ogAtN-wHEAT--p .of. heayv. IA 'gc lover YIN
very uIt-t "u.in.-' ioi ehpo., a' - 1ra. I,xof
, --e. a. about yesterday close Gut soon deg mel De-
Et.,p t Zoo bnsl future and 7iu01 hual. spot,
.f.r A.. t.
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THE COREAN EMBASSY AT HOME.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The Department OF
rtate has received dis patch from Mr. Lucius H. toote
limited States Minister Seoul announcing the arrival
a, the mort of hickman of the United states steamer
Trenton, Captain Phythlan commanding, having on
board the returning members OF the Corean embassy
from the United states The embassy was met by a
large number OF COrean officials who went from tne cap
;ta 10 nd them we come Immed ately upon his reach
ing seoul Min Yong TX chief OF the called up IN
Mr. Foote expressed his great grathcaton AT tDe
MANY kindness-s shown him by the Government anu
people OF the United States, Whereby, a. the IOfcah
nhserreA. he mad been enabled 70 see the worll."
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NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
n,.,,opc or OFFICIAL. CHANGES.
,ur posrMAsrFR-GENURAL SAID TO BE BOOKED
FOR THE BENCH AGAIN.

,ur rosrMAsrER-GENURAL SAID TO BE BooAhD
FOR THE BENCH AGAIN.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-Ihe EreRing Star TO-
nigh, saws "The report that Postmaster GENERA
., a, soo, 70 h, amounted United states circuit
Judge 10 succeed Judge Drummond apd ina, VI rt
4. 10 succeed General Gresham as the head OF ne
ONCE Department. IL revived, with inc 'a'''
chef clerk Walker is to succeed Hatton 90 f"s
-, ,rh, tho matter was mentioned TO General Hat'"n
~ reporter he said he knew no hing about It, ana '
A. ras not Worrying himself about the Department. lie
,ad he wou not turn bis hand over to remain III nc
reoar,ment; that he hal about had enough OF IL
asr,rai Gresham dismissed the matter by saying ne
,per nothing OF f. An intimate friend OF Gen'r'ii
a,eshou's ffom Indiana, said o. reporter tn o'y
10, pot talked w MIN the subject Tor seho W. -
80 tberef re- don't know his m nd now put u e-'
bas CHANG a HE mind am satsb ne woulI hol ''
me Circuit iudFcanip When appointed - a. a ~
.s, he bad maHe arrangements ~ pracus' lAW WIN ~
49, IN snd low that Mcdonald IA our ~ politics / .ook
To- the ag firm Of Gresham Mcbsnan t2 pn .,a1
ishad 4 know tha e. neral Gresham vas Hcs my III
Of the District udgcship ~ MS gal ~ g. sit W
and don't thns be would go bacA on tNo O'"0" 'V'
(IfftI Ind q Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06

ASKING CLEARANCE FOR TIE DEyONIA

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury to-day received a communication from
Henderson Brotes agents OF the Anchor Lue IN refer
ence 10 the case OF Moses Ros nsten Tney say that
they have been informed by the Collector OF Gus
toms that he has been Instructed 10 reiuse
clearance the steamship Devona unless ko'ehsteu n
on board and add they have no desire 10 shrA re-
sponsib1v in this matter but the escape OF Rosen
stein was no faut theirs and there Is no Kenool
of his being found before the diy on which the
Is advertised 70 sail Saturday, August 81 they ask tntt
the Co be instructed 20 grant clearance 10 Iua
vessel when applied for They express wl!lnSness 70
give bonds that ROsenstein shall not become puDHc
Charge say they will obgae themselves 10 give
hun passage whenever he Is found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06
STATISTICS OF IMMIGRATION.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The number of imml-
grants arrived during the year ended June 3d. 1884, IN
me customs districts Of Baltimore Boston, Detroit
Huron. Minnesota. New-Orleans, New-York. Passama-
ouoddy Philadelphia and san Francisco was oo9o3 ne
ing 90 400 less than during the preceding fiscal year an
$50 $50 less tnan during the year ended June 80 1855
Tine prnc la decrease in immigrants rom Englahu
Wales Scotland. Ireland, Germany, ItaT, Norway,
canada and sweden The only increase was rom Aus
ta During the month Of june 1854 there arrivea IN
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NAY AND sTRAW-New lay "a coming ior"lIG HIeP
II inr IN t,. range of 20 Q1lc az tO quality al cpnd-
ton ecs pts Of l aud trade quiet iIIs - NV = 'H
r.e receipt ana easier. We quote. 2upPH8 "g,g.r 5n
Tmotby soc a. ~ 10. clover Ked, ~ oci 'otoi
a00c. 40 1 Rye straw. &. = '"c' Sh'rI uo' 0'+ -"
HENr. Is JUTE-Hemp quiet hut firm Mania h'.lp
quoted al lOftc ~ssl Hemp. bat g. lll' -
DO. QUITS, 49, tor paper --1- &c Io' 0ASE'Ns
'WiDEs-Have continued quiet and weak Dry suenos
Avrrs sold az - &c. for y lbs -rIr'leu no H.
Vi.ro -Olt los - ne. Central American ~ 'o lD'
lGa Sc. Eutrr Rios 1890. Iru1lo' at A'"4'0' anu
West India A. / sc. city slaughter OK ''. 49, -. o. b,,
uDP--NOst Of the business now gong On ~ a
m price grades, which are gene.l su -
- Is4c The fOrey IN afvices 81 report sI'I
Eng 81 crop kilograms from The interior u ~S 7'''
pout more tIan an average Weld. 49,. ,,.iot AZ
has had moderate gu .et ".
Irregular CURES other feathers Ia fali cA 4 aO"'
ste
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II WAS NOT POSSIBLE.
From ne chicago Trtbun

From ne Chicago Tribune
She-YOu're a goose, SRA great, stupid
goose sir AS s...s..t,,. .
physical imposs billy, my dear madam
she How so, sir
Hs-I was born IN Kalamazoo.
she-Nellf
He-Therefore 7 am already a Michi-gander.
with one wild pierciag shri k the woman threw her
SET OUT of the ear and The Tribune reporter who over
heard the alton went lsOk for the police, but
the young man lad incOntinently disappeared
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rxrnnrs OF pROYIsIONs.

WAsptveroN. Aug. 5.-Ihe CHER ot the
.rssu NJ Statistics reports that The total values o. me
,spnrts Of domes tlc cattle, hogs AM ~ peeL poH '
asi,v tsdnets from the United states during ne m"nIh
sf Jnas issl and during the st mon be ended jun ~
tss4 also Of beef aud pork products during the 81
mssths. and ~ dairy products during the two mouths
ehded June no. tssl ~ eom afed WIN smllaf eFp0l,S
anfne the corresponding periods 81 tho pf''hhs '''i
nrfn a lnnMhl