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NeSye RestoFei. No Fit alter fifSt days uIe mn.
Ieous cttie Treatise and q O. tFtai b0ttie fre 10
" eases. send % nEs Kline "a Arch 81 fhIias
X. CAnees lnlttute ~ Arch az. Phiia. IA go
,e,s IL .. ! - II 81 VI = ] I p tiNNtetSpts
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IGUILTY QFs M.TR.DER

BUT III THE SECOND pEeREE.
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TOKYO. o., March lS-wheat quiet and weak
No, ? red cash and March 79ci ask ApFtl 1e,ae;
Nav sOI{e;Y June a19sc: No . red $50 asked. on
dun: No 2 cash 46G: March and May 40 aSGed.
oGu dlll and nominal. Cloyereed quiet; prime
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TuI "Alother Hubbard polo game at
the Island last night was n very iangha;
Bile affair. Tonight there Will o gen!
eral football game! ~ aksiflN ~ 70 ds7f.f
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Cheap excursion tickess are now On sale
yia'the direct and popular Pan Handle
route. For tickets and fun Information
call on oraddress j. q. Tomlfnson Agent,
Too. q q Eleventh g street Sheelihs, vs..
a e. \. E: IN aIyER NEWS. ,si q XIV
stage OF the. Water and lioJtlasnts eftths
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The Diurnal left FOR ;Parketsbufe 1t /
p.N.with % large atripas she could well
carry. ttlhAfliiq y tiralst alliH r. JpsaiI
The Ghneellorariyed from above early
yesterday morning and got away for
Charleston At I So'sloek WithIa splendid
TIP iiait Aaaesa9d 6,siig fpaig LA
u .g4lBda9 iadS59
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M!|.GufIlIlIa|I.l[&QQ,
sgoss Sale.

FE0R EXCHANGE FOR WEsIbNN
eIltland or for sale. ,,.A .,,nrIt
and three tenement houses, situate III vs. - NJ
Brookyale. one mile west Of BRIDGEPORT y ~. ~
pike Property esn BE- rented for sl,vg ~ ~ ~,
70 afood party for ling: 0Nnet sglS \
For Particular inquire Of the GMag ~ HSuS
Telephone. Real RstAte and Stock SE9LE[c-
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geliofo,iits notices.

nSssEooND up PRESBYTERIAN
N.Y. HuRcll-Rev. =, 81 LDeHasS, 4. ID, will
preach y The morning al. 1890 O'Clock No even.
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\ The wife 81 Mr. Fielding Nay, who re-
sides at, or near Enterprise, Harrison
county, while engaged in replenishing .
lamp this week was 80 badly burned that
she died on the following morning, at four
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WBorhan was indicted 'iof murder in the
second degree, and the general expectation
was that he would be convicted only Of
manslaughter. The penalty for murder In
the second degree under the Ohio law Is
imprisonmentfor LIFE 5iafii 81 ~
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers IN .hs city and wheeling Fol-
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"QuRES's EylpRScE''iwills be presented
at Charley shay's Theatre this evening
for the last time. fffAn 7
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wy CHuRcn-Rey.J ]. T. Mcclure! d. ID, pastor.
Services u 1880 A, u, and at I r. II. FABIAN
School % 2I. z. % rl.-..-l D ~ 81 NJ 3 II
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CINCINNATI. o., March L. Flour steady, IN fair
demand aud; unchanged. Wheat fair; No, 2 rod
S6asIe; receipts 500 huEholl, none. Corn
ktfoiig and higher; No. 2 mixed ~ Sel6c. Oat,
,6ScS Barley IN fair demand: extra No. spring Goa
M. Pork dali and lower OF SO Is. Lard in fair
demand but AZ lower rates at 6q6c Bulk meats and
bacon steady and unchanged. Whisky DUH and
nominal 81 81 d. Butter easier but INST quotabty
lower Eggs dull and dropping At 1Sal9e. Cheese
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THE last will and testament OF Louisa
/. French, deceased, was yesterday admit
ted to probate and ordered to be recorded.
JAcouEs KRUGER and company left yes.
terday morning for, GAINESVILLE where the
atre goers had pleasant spieams! ilast
..i..l,t ..-.IE L-sat. - IL I
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'nItTluuRASoAIs,G an exquillie Toilet BGih and
WIZ ApE'T ssns'iss iiq smstfwAAyl
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An interesting event islarranged TO take
place at the City Building this afternoon.
CLERK M4cnRt1's office at the Court
House has been fitted up with. palattal
snlendnr 81 ~ l.a,iilty -. I
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East LmxRrY, Pa, March IA title market
nothing doing; receipts !. oB head shipments ! ~
SHIPMENTS s 90 head; PhtlAdelphlas IS 26ab 85;
Yofken Is co.'s 10. pigs 81 hQAi IS. Sheep market
fair at unchanged prices. recetpts 400 head shipr
rentd 30 head. Shipments Of hogs q. car loads
New York to.dAy, no cattle shipped to New York
tosdnyE n u q X "a ( ~ NJ
-cNcrssArt llafchls- Live hogs steady light
50 S5a5 q. packing and buteheu 81 eoaS receipts
coo bead skhipmene 1850 head y N (,
Ed FL ~ Hpatrataan,u - ~ 4
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SQUIRE woops yesterday released the
eoIored man Washington upon his giving
bond for his appearance next Friday,
Mrs. Barger, thewhite partner Of his crime,
was confined to the house by illness. u Z
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MArINKEs at both theatres to-day.
b THE alarm sent in from Box 2lyester-
day was caused By q chimney fire. =
AiaRs in "AIam'zelIe" at the Opera
House. this afternoon and evening.
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TberuoIinotsr Record,

" ID J. -Eloatth pGee. ~ 3
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nSspIsGIPLES GdURc Ia SERVICES
W. 9. follow: Sunday School Of a. ". Preach.
Ing a. A. y suhieet Christian warlaFe.h
J. HAtt, ipaftnE. 81 7 z - z, Y F. IT,
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PHrApEifafA, Pa Ma+ci, ID! Wool quiet: Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx aud above So
$50: extra 3iAS2c. med lum New York. Mchi.
gan and Indiana 2Sa30c; medium SlaS3c; medium
washed combing delaine 3GaSSc. ~
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ISsFIRsr ,ENe; E1sH EVANGELICAL,
w LUTHERAN CHURCH Service Tomorrow
q 1880 4. ~, eprducted By Hon. q. Il cfannier.
Sunday School ct 2f NJ GoieYeuing service
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IETrFusyu1x, Pa, March ia National Transit eer.
thcateS opened d. $50: highest lowest 10;
closed at TIC; thiprents for the entire OIL re.
fei0n rs barrels runs for the entire oil re-
tsi0ns IS ,fl6 barrels charters 1890 bafrels The
market to-day WIS moderately quiet The trade Is
waiting Developments at the doubtful well on
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mo Couldn,t rlna Hlm

CINCINNATI, Aug. 2s.-A constable
was sent out to Chester park at noon
with warrant for the arrest Of John
Ia Sullivan, on the charge OF being
engaged In q contention, commonly
called "prlze fight" AT 2o'clock
tho constable had not found Sullivan.
LArER-When the constable found
Sullivan and notified him to appear be-
fore Judge Huston the pugilist started
Immediately 10 the city TO comply
with the order. He did not, however,
appear In person before the court, but
bis attorney appeared aud gave bond
for 1000.
Late this afternoon, and after Sulli-
vans attorney had given bond, DON'T
niokMcCaflrey came TO the city, aud
going TO the same court, gave q similar
bond, and then returned TO the park.
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The Court OF Aiabama Cia,ns

WAsHISsToN, Aug. 2s. = Judge
French, of the court of Alabama
claims, arrived in the city to-day. In
regard to the recent decision
OF Comptroller Durham, Judge
French says that the question
as to the right of the court to employ
the necessary assistants was consid.
cred when the old court was orgonIzed
and 1t was decided that they had the
authority. The new court
was modelled upon the old,
with the exception only
that there were three Judges inntead
of five. Secretary Fish, and subso-
qnenuy Secretary, y,Frellnhuysen, Comp
troller Lawrence and the other officers
having charge OF the accounts,
decided that the court had the
right to employ assistant counsel,
clerks, etc. Judge Cresweil, the spe-
eial counsel, says the question was
thoroughly discussed and the author
ity OF the court conceded. 1t
waS impossible, he said, for
the court to do otherwise than employ
assistant counsel to cross.examine
witnesses In various parts OF the coun-
try. He says Secretary Fish az
one time decided that the
United States minister at the
Hawaiian islands could receive fees
from the court for services rendered aI
special counsel.
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sArnt.ra racns.

SARATOGA, Aug. 2s.-Flrst Race
Thro9-fourshs OF a mile, for s,year-olds
and upwards, with penalties and al
lowanoss: Conkling won; Nora M,
second; Vista, third.
Time: l:l7.
Second Rsoe-0ne mile and a fur
long: Girotln won; Nettle, second.
Time: 2:0i.
Third Rsce-0ne aud a quarter
miles; Leman won; Monogram, Sec
Ond.
Time: 2:l5.
Fourth Race-One mile: Una B.
nrsti Huron, Second; Lady OF tha
Lake, third.
Time: 1a7.
Filth Race-Three-quarters or q
mile won by Tobltnsi Amber, SEQ
ond; Carrie Stewart, third.
Time: 1:l7M,
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SPORTING NEWS.
RrIghton Reneh Race.


NRw YORK, Aug. 2s.-The weather
was fino, the track fast and tho attend
ance large at Brighton Beach TO-DAY,
Caldwell, rider Of King b, in the fourth
race, was ruled OFF the track for delib-.
crate foulridlpg.
First Race-For 2-year olds; fiye-
eighths of mile; starters: Grand
Duke, Frank Ward, Saiuda, James A.
ursuline Nun, Scottish Lass. Freddie.
Strongbatter, Bennie ID and CLIMAX.
Won by Saluda by neck; Ursuline
Nun ran dead heat with Scottish
Lass for second place.
Time: 1857.
Second Rsce-Sslling race; seyen-
eighths OF mile; starters; Clarance,
Rlng Lion, Niobe, Joe s., Hotbox,
Donald A., Ghost, Change,
Harry Morris, Rlneon, Dla-
mond, Success, Torpedo, Hickory
jim, Shelby Barnes, Joe Muarrav.
won by Joe. 5. bo a neck; Hickory
Jim, second; Rinoon, third.
Time: 1897.
Mutuals paid, $6S.S0.
| Third Race-Selllng race, one yaile:
starters: Valley. Forge, Whisperine,
| nuoJ hoWiS, bolllan, DeSs6y, Blonde,
Blocket, Bonero, Glenbar, Broughton,
Petrella, Whizgig, Windsail. Won by
Whlzgig. by two -and-a-half lengths;
WIndsail, second; Broughton, third.
Time: 1:441S.
Fourth Race-One mile and a fur
long; starters: Bonnie Rouche,
Kansas, Viper, Bill Bird,
King b., Punka, Bonnie Australian.
Won by Bonnie Australian by two
third.
Time: 1:59.
Fifth Race-For all ages, handicap,
one and one-fourth miles; starters:
King Fan, Miss Brewster, Burgomas-
tor, John Sullivan, Tsxgathsre Joe
Mitchell. The result was dead heat
by King Fan and Miss Brewsser; Bur-
gomaster, third.
Time: 2:l0.
ster.
Time: 2:l5.
Sixth Race Handicap, hurdle race;
starters: Revenge, Judge Griffith, Til,
ford, Harry Mann, Pllbyrne, Quixote,
Yargency, Oklahoma, Willie b. and
Doll. Won by Tilford by three lengths
Revenge, second; Harry Mann, third.
Time: 3:l4.
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WIN No, Fermnrn ui, Aocnunl,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-It ts stated
at tho reasury department that A,
Wilson NorriS, late pension agent at
Philadelphia, Ia causing the account
Ing officers OF that department no lit
tlo trouble, because OF his failure 90
forward his RcGouuti tor tho month oi
Juno LAST. MIR. Norris was re-
loved July Z, and according to
tho treasury report, M TO July
Il, failed ID account for advances
amounting 70 Sl76,ll7. Judge WI.
llams, third auditor OF the troaaury,
has aBverGl times requested him 10
iOrwsrd his accounts FOR examination,
but 80 far hO has not taken tho Hlight-
est notice Of his letters. ln making
his last formal request tho third audit
tor called Mr.. Norris attention TO
Articles 3e22 and d9l OF the
Revised Statutes, which re-
quire that all officers who hold
public funds for disbursement shall
render n monthly account within 10
days after the expiration of each sue
cesslye month, aud provides that of
hcers who fail 10 comply with this ro-
quirement shall be guilty OF embez.
element and subjeet TO flno end i'm.
prisonmont. This letter, II is said, has
produced no better effect than its pro-
decessors, and the department officials
are In somewhat OF a quAndary rs 10
how TO proceed. There aro no imputa.
tlonsagalnst the official integrity OF Mr..
Nnrfia
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NATIONAL NEWS NOTES,
THE PENSION DISBURSEMENTS.
Minister Keiley--Win Not Forward His
Acoounts-rhe Army Onicers on
Detached Duty-The Ex-aIiu-
lister to Hayti Wants His
salary-Appointnien
Appointments


WASHINGTON, Aug, 23.--The acting
postmaster-general has appointed the
following named fourth-class postmas-
ters:
West Virginia-At Clendemin, w.
b. Swaar; Leblong, Rice II. McCoy;
View, James Barber; Young's Mills,
G. w. Jenkins.
Tennessee-At Tarleton, Lawson S.
Walker; Bald Hornet, II. w. Bellamy;
Bonham, II. ii. Locke; Linden, j. NJ.
Cottrell.
Kentucky AT st. John, Sylvester
V. Reil.
ohio-At brownsville, John Scott:
Bladensburgh, Mrs. Emma N. Gard.
ner; Canal Fulton, 7. A. Leahy: Clai-
borne, George w. Moore; West Jefler-
son, John j. Booth; Malberry Corners.
N. Il. Lambaux; Navarro, Matthias
Clemens; West Mansfield, Charles III,
Hathaway; Maria Store, Henry
Cooke; Holnerville, Noah Hars Blsn-
chester, j. q. Baldwin: Caledonia,
Charles T.. Barge; Benton, Charles
Eshlegal; Waller, w. A. johnson.
lllinois-At New Grand Chain, Jecob
Fellenstein; Bethany, William O,
Pitts; Bird, John Reagan.
Michigan-At Georgetown, Golden
G. Lowing; Hanley, Minor Minder-
herst; BIner, Nichols Bauer; Gayling,
j. Murry; Dervitt, Adolph M. Star,
mont; 0kemas, Joe Furguson; New
Hudson, Nathaniel j. Blssell; High
land Station, John d. Crane; Swartz
Greek, Philip Lynch; Elk Homer,
A. Wright; Stock Bridge, Charles A.
Minis; 0rtonville, George NJ. Holman
Onandaga, Henry y. Willis; Dsnville,
Levi Gser.
Iowa-At Fonda, Edward o'Donnell.
Aissourl-At Jacksonville, Major
Leiiner; Rinklevllle, John A. Johns.
Arkansas AT Red Blum, Z. Achord;
Violet, j. Wallen; Stuttgart, Adam
Brltch; Pinnacle Springs, John G. Lee;
Iresvllle, Elijah Ives.
Kansas-At Miami, CharlOs o. Best.
Dakota-At Lake Preston, James e..
Linn.
Indian Territory-At Delta, William
| Chuman.
Idano-At Cameron, d. W. Robyt
Blaine, Oliff Wosterdahl; Bridge
Laura Bartholomew; Arco. James II
Galleher; Leesburgh, Diego Reverds;
Grid, John Sorenzon; Egan, George b
Vinegar.
California-At Potter Valley, II. j
Compton; Fall River Mills, Samuel
II. Fitzewater; Smith Ranch, l.. L.
Goodwin; Allutas, John Madden.
Oregon-At Lagrandle, Joseph II.
Shaw wbRugh.
Washington Territory-At Lincoln
Mrs. Mary j.. Roberts; Prescott
James s. Harland, ir.
The civil service commission has ep'
pointed Theodore Babeock, jr., OF the
naval office, n member OF the loca
board Of examiners of the New York
cuBtom house.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
nasIsnd.
TO SUPPRESS oxscENR PRINTS.

TO SUPPRESS oSRcENR PRINTS.
LONDON, Aug. 2S,-At meeting of
rate payers iast evening, 1t was re-
solved to send q memorial TO Sir II. A.
Cross, home secretary, praying for the
suppression of sale of obscene prints.
THHY WANT TO EMIaRATE.
The Standard says several thousand
unemployed working mon assembled
az Hackney, last evening, aud adopted
resolution demanding the govern
ment to assist them to emtgrats.
GLADSTONE PLEASED WITH HIS TRIP.
Gladstone states his cruise 10 Nor
way and his travels through that
country have greatly bene.
fited him In health. He pro.
nouncos Norway admirable, and says
its Inhabitants are hospitasle, and he
was received everywhere with much
cordiality, and be only regrets he was
unable to accept the Invitations tom
dered him.
DISASTROUS FIRE.
The manufacturing establishment OF
Snow, Son & Thomson, merchants OF
surgical instruments, lint, feeding
bottles and druggists sundries,nt Nos Z.
TO II Alder's Cato, was destroyed by
fire this afternoon. Loss, 5000 900.
Four hundred employees are thrown
out of work.
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want, nj. haIarI

WASHINGTON, Aug. ga claim has
been fled in tho court OF claims by
John NJ. Laugston, ex-minlstor to
Hayti, for balance alleged 10 b9 duo
him from tho United States on ac-
count OF salary. His petition rooites
that the salary OF tho position ls prop.
erly 1880, but owing TO a failure Of
ongross TO appropriate tho necessary
amount, ho received for the last years
and - days OF his services only $1,000,
He pues for the balance OfN666.
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Tho Erpioalon on tho rslton

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2s.-Chief of
Detectives Kelley received an anony-
nous note this morning referring 10
the explosion OF the steamer FELTON,,
as follows' "The FELTON, explosion
was dynamite. People who had II did
mol intend to explode 1t, but were on
the boat at the time and were taking
IL homo to use IL. IL will be impossi-
BILE for you 10 discover them, but to
romove suspicion of evil intent from
others this statement Ia made. Your
investigation should be 10 that end"
The note Is evidently written In dis
gulsed hand.
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Employment Aron,, Lw,.,,..

VHrc ioo, Aug, 2s.-ono or more em
pioyment agencies In this city have
advertised OF late for largo numbers
OF lsborers 10 go TO Manitoba TO work
ON the Canadian Pacific railway. The
estatemont was given currency here
to-day that vast numbsrs OF laborors
nave boon recently shipped into that
faraway region only 10 discover that
u was impossible 20 procure work
there. They declare this shipping OF
laborers into that locality results
only Ia great dlsappolntmont a1d di1-
troDs 70 victims OF what they look
upon rs an orgsnizsd swlndlo.
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THE BUSINESS BUDGET

NEW York, Aug. 2s,-Governmont
bonds dull and heavy.
Railroad bonds quite aotlyo for the
general list, with more advances than
declines In price.
Tho stock market was unusually dull
and featureless. Sales were over l0O.-
600 shares less than yesterday, and
moro than 25 per cent OF to.day's bus
mess was In Western Union aud Lack
awanna. AZ opening prlcos wero
strong, tho gains generally amounting
10 u =, but Lsckawanna was OF x
and linton Pacific and Lake Shore
were unchanged: In early Sdssliugs
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Greeley Relies for tho st. Louis Exhi-
billion

New YoRK, Aug. 2s.-Congrsssman
o'Neil, of ST. Louis, secured at the
Brooklyn navy yard to-day for the st.
Louis exhibition, tho relics OF the Greo-
ley expedition, embracing everything
lately at the New 0rleans exhibition,
aud In addition had taken from the
masthead OF the Thetis the
crews nest, from which tho
survivors were discovered; which,
together with the steam launch usod
In their rescue will be sent TO st.
Louis. Tho collection, some three car
loads, will be forwarded on Monday.
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rnn REMAINS INFERRED.

PARIS, Aug. 2S.--Tho romans OF Ad-
miral Courbet were inferred to-day in
the Hotel dos Invallds. A largo Rs-
semblsgo attended the burial ceromo-
nies, Notwithstanding the weather was
lncloment.
TO RRJoIN THEIR REGIMENTS.
PARIS, Aug, S.-La France states
that all Spanish officers now on fur
Tough have been ordered 10 reIoln their
regiments. Tho same paper Is author
ity for the statement that several large
Spanish mercantile houses have cam
oollod all their outstanding orders for
German goods.
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Minister Kelley.

WAsulNGroN, Aug. 9s, MIR A, NJ,
Kelley was at the state department
to-day foltling up his accounts. lie
has not resigned as minister 20 Aus
trin, but will do 80. H0 does not de-
siro a re-appointment In the dlplo-
matte service. In fact, II was nc hts
own suggestion that no did not Ro 20
Vienna when opposition was shown
10 him, hut returned 10 this country.
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j. 8. Wharton, of General Hsuoock's
staff, ON detached service II wears.
Several Of the officers who have not
complied with the order have tele-
graphed here asking that exceptions
be made in their cases, but their
friends in Washington have replied
that no exceptions will be made.
1T is reported that some of the Of
ncers who have been ON long de-
tached service will resign before they
will join their regiments.
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The Contest win TAKE Place

CINCINNATI, Aug. 2s.-The efforts Of
the Law and Order league to stop the
contest between Sullivan and McCaf-
fiery tomorrow, appaer now to be lin
tied to arresting the parties and re-
quiring them TO give bond. This
would not necessarily stop the contest,
and there Ia some doubt whether the
arrest will be attempted.
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Tho Army omeers.

WAsHrNeros, Aug. 2s.-But threo Of
the army officers affected by Secretary
Endicoits recent order, sending men
ON long detached duty back to their
Regiments, hsvo compiled with tho
secrotary's instructions. These are
Septain nj. NJ. wharry, of Goneral
sohoneld's stat, who has
neon on detached service
years and threo months;
Lieutenant q. II. Sconeld, Of General
sconeld's stan, on detached duty six
years and nine months, and Captain
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there was 3 very slight advance from
nrst prices, followed by reaction
amounting 10 per cent. In two or
three cases, and fractional amounts
ior the rest of the list. After midday
tne market became very duh and
steady but with ashght tendency up
ward amt so continued uptil within
tue last hour, when there was de-
cline OF = to s, followed by u reaction
OF Is TO q in the closing transactions.
IN number of instances, however,
the hrst prices were the lowest of the
gay, the result OF the days operation
peing net, loss, in most cases, OF
rom TO =, but some very active
STOCKS show slight adyance.
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RUSSIAN ovEnTuRRs.

BERLIN, Aug. 2s.-The Bolson Courier
has & dispatch from Constantlnople
which says Russia is making over
lures for nm alliance with Turkey,
holding out ss an inducoment ths
proapect OF Turkeys recovering pos
session OF the Balkan passes and for
trosses. Tho Turkish ministers, tho
dispatch says, are divided as to the nc
ceptsnco Of tho proposition.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 2s.-Tho Prosl-
dent bas decided TO ro.appolnt Mr.,
JULIUS btaehl aa consul-genoral 10
Shanghai, China. Mr.. Staehl IL now
IN Washington on leave Of absence.
no mas served In the consular service
IN China for 10 or II years,
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France.
yERY INDIGNANT,

PARIS, Aug. 2s.-The members Of
the Spanish colony hese arc indignant
at Gormaoy's occupying tho Caroline
Islands, and protest againet what they
call Germany's usurpation aud perhdy.
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ireland.


THAT DRfAuLTiSo CASHIER.
DUBLIN, Aug. 2s.-Farquharson, tho
dofaulting cashier OF the Munster bank
has been traced 10 Spain. He has
written numerous letters to friends In
Dublin,