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New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
To RrroI VI THEIR REGIMENTS.

WASHINGTON, Aug 13.-rhc following is
list of Army officers who have been serving on detached
duty rnd who will be compelled to join their regiments
IN obedience secretary Endicots recent order re-
turning officers who have been absent four years 10
their companies:
Captain J. r. Gregory Corps OF Engineers Captain
Clarence T. Dattou Ordnance Department First Leu
tenant c. d. Schoheld Gensral schohcd's stan FIRST
Lieutenant Jsmos Allen. LIST Cavalry; First Lieutenant
A. W. Greely. ist Cavalry FIRST Lieutenant ROBERT Il
Emmet. 9th Cayalry Captain ". Mckee Dunn. yr, ~
Arflllery First Lieutenant II. III. G. Dnnwoody, fth
Artillery First Lieutenant Robert Craig 4h Artlilery
w 81 wherry. 9th Infantry First Lieutenant Guy
Howard, 18th Infantry Captain George W. DAYS. litn
Infantry First Lieutenant Joseph A. sladen, l4th In
fsntry Captain Cyrus 5. Roberta. l7th lnantry Cap
tain J. \. Wharton. 9TH Infantry Captain e; . L. 81
Infantry.
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GAMES PLAYED YESTERDAY.

BosroN, Aug. ia close and exciting game
Of baseball played here today between the Boston
and Philadelphia clubs. The visiting players batted
tomrtb inning and by free batting scored three runs
The score was ns follows;
Pesson s,,sS.;ni,. ,. SSs %
Base htsBoston, Philadelphia 10 Errors Boston 7;
Philadelphia Ptchers-w hitbey and Ferguson Umpire
MI Ferguson.
DETROIT Aug. 13.-The Chicago club defeated TIE
Detroit nine the tenth consecutive time today The
home players beaten through their inability to
bunch their hits. The Chicago players virtually won
the game in the first inning by scoring four runs Tue
score 10y innings was as fouows:
Detroit Dssroi. SSdSSG %
Base hiis-Detroit I, Chicago. g. Errors Detroit. 9.
Bond
BUFFALO. Aug 1s-Thc game to-day between the Buf
alo aud St. resulted in another victory
for the home nine. The Black Diamonds" played
poorly IN the field sweeneys pitching WAS bated all
over the grounds. The score was:
p guIs,S Haoi; S O. 's
st Louis 10. Piichers-Wocd and sweeney. Umpire-Mr
SULLIVAN.
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 13.-The Brooklyn nine played In
fine form and defeated the Athletic cr-champons.
after interesting game arkins pitched with effect
and was finely supported The score was:
A,Sls1tS AssSsSn "a
Base hits-Athleic = Brooklyn. g ErrorsIAthietc
GoSSsI 6SsSsIlin l. r''A'''-AA''''"' and ''A'''
ST. LOUIS, Ang 13.-Thc Cincinnati club defeated the
St. Louis Brown Stockings through superior batting to-
day. The general fielding work was excellent McKcons
pitching more effective than usual The score was
follows
si,el1n.,, s. h%"is jig Ia
Base hits st Louis Cincinnati TO- ETrors-st Lonls.
8; Cincinnati. 4. fitchcs-foutz and Mchcon Umpire
MT. Daniels.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 13.-A wcll-played game was wit
messed to-day between the Pittsburg and Louisville
clubs. The Smoky City players won by bnnching their
hits at opportunc moments by the annexed score:
f'.Snrs FSr,sy1,s s.,...,.....,....6 ...6 81
Base hits-LousyiIls ritt,burg Errors Louisville
Mt. Tunson.
PnovIDgScE, Aug. 13.-Thc New-York players failed
to get single hit to-day until the seventh inning but
made rally in that aud the eighth inning, finding Rad
bourne for trpet twobagger and seven singles. which,
with errors by Carroll Denny Irwin. Glligan md Rad
bourne gave eight runs four OF which earned
Radbourne becoming dishearened at the wreched sup
port he received. Keefe pitched fac game and was
Hinos' double and wild throw BY Connor to Keefe at
first base Score:
Ssw;yS.r. S.,S... .r..................99 0S9q9S a--S
Base ts-New.Yoik o, Providence. ErrorsNew York.
81 Providence PtchersKeere and Radbourne. Umpire.
Mr.. Curray.
The scheduled game at the Po.o Grounds yesterday
between Metropolitan and Baltimore clubs was post
poned account OF the rain These mines Will play to-
day.
TRYING THE YACHTING COURSE.
The cutter-yacht Puritan left her anchora &c
of stapetcn yesterday 10 M. and put out through
the Nsrrows for maiden trip outside Of the Hoox and
the which she may sail In company with the
Genostz next month.
THE SARATOGA RACES POSTPONED.
SARATOGA, Aug. 13.-The races announced
for to-day have been postponed until Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14

FouRTH-CLAss PosTMAsTERs APPOINTED
WAsnlSGroS, Aug 13.-The following ap-
pointm.nts TO fourhclass postmastcrshps have been
made - , ,,-,, ,r
Reigart Myerstowu; Silas ". Rink hometown; Edwaiu
Str.i, Fredericksburg; Henry Wilmer, blsinaiuk
Charles H. Steinmotz Novmanstowni samuel GeiD,
Rlchiand station; Emanoal Dssinger. schenerstownj
Philip cilman. AWHILE; A. d. Markley hatDoro' :. =
call Marsband: O. A. wilson, Big Knn; David Neal,
Hamilton Tobias J. Long. Hudson. -
NcW.Yorx-Alken start, Ontario ccntre Ensign l.
Adams south Butler; r. T. Willis. Belfast o. O. Miller
Cowlesye; Loren l. kiitsler. iolsemdaie Charles .:
owen fuey. Leonardrillei T.. 3. Jielson, Erleyilc
John u. ROBBINS, Spring Mills benjamin r. CfaOtree,
belmont; Alfred X. Ostrom. Stockport William IL
Gardner IIarlcmvc George 5. Hopper. Hume; ELery
Fuller Fulmcr yalle;; w. II. Benson Rushlofa Henry
Winters Cochecton; David A. Hanks. Centrsvie Loren
d. On, 81. Regis Falls Joshua d. Legg. Long Eddy
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concluding paragraphs which embody the Assistant
secrctsry's opion are as follows:

concluding paragraphs which embody the Assistant
Secretsry's opion are as follows:
As the order Of Commissioners Harrison, of March 20.
1885, enarging the limit was wrong then the order OF
Commissioner Sparks of April Ii. 1885, revoktng that
wrongful order right The only question then that
was to be determined being: Nm the order OF March
20 It IL concluded The basis OF tho order
was erroneous in that instead Of taking the general
Of the Of miles as required
by the statutes tho whole length OF 100 miles from
Spokane Fails s taken arbitrarily the general course
OF the line to which the limit drawn at right angles
road tho west side OF the line OF the road. the fu
benefit OF tho limit, fixed August l6 1881 IL gave 1t
the east side about 81 900 acres additional land The
order erroneous In that 1t made tho southern ter
broken instead OF q straight line and Included
In the grant $1,000 moro land than would
have been included by straight ine The order was
erroneous In that the petitioners at whose instance the
railroad. made without sufficient parties record
to justify the action OF tho Commissioner The fact that
the alleged settlers bought from the railroad company
that which did not belong to the railroad company but
substantial equity which the Commissioners Of the
Land Office should have recognized. IL was not shown
that the officers OF the Land ONCE authorized to
represent the Government did any act or
DUTY By ., ,S wsSn tne nas nnr
chase from one who had no title wonld establish an
equity the real would be subversive OF all
principle think therefore, the position OF the appel
ant Is untenable.
Secretary Lamars order based upon the decision, Is
rs follows:
Upon consideration. tho assigned ground for
appeal overruled and the order OF Commissioner
Sparks OF the ilth day OF APRIL 1885, affirmed On
application proper party subject of readjust
ing the limit according to the principles above indicated
might with proprcty be considered.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
COTTON MAnxErs-sY rsLEsaApH.

LIVERPOOL Aug 1s-l2;30p. m.-Coton steady Midiitns
Uplancs g. I'd. Midling Orleans 31 salesIopo bales
Including 500 for speculation and export receipts 3J
bales. all American. Futures duli uplanis Low Midi
a SSSia. s september and October delivery. Sstid do
october and Eoyenlber delivery. 2s;gti DO No;emocr
Der and January delivery 21.8sd do January and Feb
ruary delivery 2s64d do February and March delivery
81 Gid; do March and April delivery. O3y-84d.
American FUTURES quiet uplands Low Mddins elsas
August dsvsry 3o4d seers CO. August and e7tsriber
doyery 3Vld sellers do september aud October delivery
93-64d sellers; october and November delivery, N
buyers; do November and December delivery 2Ieid
buyers December and January delivery 7etd buyers
February and March delivery. SloAd value; DO March
and Aprii delivery 34.84d. sellers.
lloOd middling UplRnds IL 3D.; Middling uplands
9-i0d; Low Midilns Upands .lod; Good ordinary Up
lands 5i6d Ordinary upiands 6d; Good Middlinx Tef1
Good ordn Try Texas sd: Ordinary Texas sa MiddinI
DREAMS sd; Low Mddinx Orleans 6Id.; Good Ordinary
Orleans 5 IA, Ordinary orleans. 5id
m.Cotton Futures closed steady Upands Low MAI
ding cAnse August delivery 8 sog.d sellers do Aasuss
October delivery sSbd buyers do October and Noysbar
delivery 2s.9sd buyers do November and Decepber de-
livery. 27.84c buyers do December and January delivery
2sJ4d buyers DO January and February delivery ~
buyers; do March and April delivery. 34.Gsd sellers.
GALVESTON. August l3Cotton au,et M.diiiny. 9I Low
80 bales: sales 5S bales; stock, sS7 bales
SAVANNAH. August l2-Cott0n dull MiddlnR 0'e Low
Middiing p Good Ordinary. v net and gross reoeipts
NEw.caLKxxs, August ls.-cottou quiet; Middlny 80
Low Mddng 0-i6 Good Ordinary. 6-l 10; net rccept4
bales; gross IL bales sales. 800 bales STOCK lI.o5S
balos.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
THE OOURTS.
FRIENDSHIP BOAT CLUB Bellies IT'S NAME. :.

FRIENDSHIP BOAT CLUB BELLIES frs NAME.
Tho Friendship Boat Club is rent in twain.
II was organized In 1858 and has . boat-houss -
and the East River and has sa,ed
other on the Harlem River The membership s was.
fty Two factions eager 10 rule grew up in the club
one headed by Philip g. Bglin, the other by Michael =
Murray the president On July 20 at meeting Of The
club Biglin and seventeen associates were expelled
the ground that they had paid their dues Tho prop
erty OF tho olub worth 1000 also sold TO of
the members. 1t IL charged. for Y25;
Yesterday Judge OGorman, In tho Superior Court
granted motion made By Charles Blandy 10 behalf Of
the expelled members 70 resond the expulsion and a
meeting was not called according to the bylaws. Em1
Beneville represented the expelled memben
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
INDUSTRIAL Ao1IvIrY IN THE SOUTH.

Record for this says that, compared with the
corresponding time last year. the Industrial activity Of
the South is somewhat remarkable. From Juno 10
November 49, 1884, the weekly list Of new enterprises
organized In the South published in Ths 4anuactu
srs Record averaged onyabout two and half columns
week. Since Junel this this list has been running at
from four 10 SIX columns wcekor fuydoable the space
occupied during the same months Of 1884. Now that
large corn aud cotton crops arrange
inents are being made for much creator activity In tho
Oh new enterprises than has been
Tho second Of August shows quite long List OF
important industries lust organized.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
ARMY AND NAVY IgTELLI0EN CE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-Ths general cOnrt-
martial convened at Columbus barracks Ohio. by spe-
cial orders April 49, 1883, has been dissolved gem
cral courtmartal has been appointed to meet at the
barracks August II for the trial OF such pris
may be brought before It. Lcutenant-Colone
Robert H. Osy 18th Infantry, Is the senior officer.
general courtmartaI has been appointed to msst at
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THE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY STAMP.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-The following Is
technical description OF the Immediate delivery
stamp:
line engraved on steel. ohlong In form dimensions
ala by 7-I6 inches; color, dark blue Design ON
the left an arched panel. bearing the figure OF mall
messenger boy on run, and surmounted by the words
intel states" on tho right oblong tablet. orna
mented with OF oak aud laurel surrounding tho
worls "Secures Immediate delivery Mt the special de.
ysrv oce Across the top OF the tablet II the legend
"spec Postal Dslivery and at the bottom the words
numeral :" TO-"
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

NEw-YoRx. Aug. Is.
Dulness and weakness were the only features
of the markets at the Produce Exchange to-day Fresh
rumors Of hot wheat Chicago and dispatches announc
ing the rapid and dangerous spread Of tho cholera ep
demie In Europe combined to depress prices and dis
courage trading The consequence was fevertsh ir.
regularity which had not subsidized ct the close Wheas
was irregular and without any shipping demand; cash
wheat declined to cent abushe The options opened
better, but quickly fell y to 3 cent and az
the close only about . half OF the loss had
been reaained Spot corn ives dull without mate.
only "a 900 bushels feature Of the dealings was the
sale OF 100000 bushels Of No TO arrive at o3 to ssh
cents. The options moved IN sympathy with wheat,
and It Is noteworthy that IN both cereals the August op
tions closed slightly higher while the later months sf.
fered considerable declines. Oats trine lower In
the course of the day but closed unchanged The en-.
gagements for export amounted TO about 20,OO0
bushels The fina prices for wheat y higher ut
93% cents for August and to % lower at 997s cents
for September 81 OF for October 81 % for November
and 81 05 for December Corn closed 3 higher ct %
cents for August. o lower at b3k for september. 6S
cents for October unchanged at 52 for November
and 80 cents & for December. sss Sats csnss ENDED
sp.eSsr sf and October
markets continued depressed. and In spite OF slight
recovery In the late transactions closed lower The
nnal prices of lard showed declines OF from to
cents: August, SO 81. september, $6 52i October.
So 90; November, 90 So. and December, 50 50.
AtNew-York. Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston the
receipts Of grain to-day werei Wheat busheLs
377473 bushels; -four. 90i7 barrels. The arrivals st
Chicago Milwaukee and st. Louis Wheat. l2o.lll
bushels corn 214741 bushels; oats. l24760 bushels;
total grain, 459,64 bushels -four $3.50 barrels
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
PLACES FOR ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS.

REPORT THAT fx-HTNATOR TRUMBULL AND GKN-
EKAL M'CLgRNASD WILL BE PROVIDED FOR.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-It is asserted that
the President has decided upon several important
pointments which will be announced he re-
Washington II not prior TO that time. Among
them said to be General John A. McClernand OF
Illinois, rs Pension Agent Chicago. In place of Miss
Ada sweet and ex-senator Lyman Trumbu as Collector
of Customs United States Distrct-A ttorney ut the
place II IA also reported that General d. G. Buell.
viii bo made Pension Agent at Louisville.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. 13 lSpeciaD.-Wheat began
the day buoyantly but In Q few minutes the market
dropped The hoar refused offers they would have
snached week Reports gained currency that alot
Of wheat vaously placed at from 600 70 10000 bushels
was be Of condition. Nobody could
be found who would father the story and chief grain
inspector denied the nevertheless served ts
purpose. Intelligence that New-York commission
houses heavy margins August wheat gave
rise to the ssf 'hss ss, s a. s Dc
tended to still further depress prices here The opening
cent senr n The break IN August wheat at
noon was S cent and the break In September, October
and ds9pga s
cent declined 20 s7% cents regained cent OF the
los se enS sas sns s s sssa
cents dropped = cent which was rsSoys,sd e the rsy
shortly sSt after after the close at o'clock being oos
csnts November went from 927a cents to
Sa quantity 81 Wheat was on
second break In the morning but the eject OF the pur-
was slight recovery however as the final quotations
testify.
which was s higher but tho general tendency OF
the market was downward Robert Warren and George
esots 70 ses ssa.s dsslns ths dsy snl
esns above the inside asares Of the Iorans Cash
corn With active demand ana was the strongess
article Tho bat to-day though prices Tor car lots To 80
to store averaged about cent lower than yesterday
PORK opened ia cents above yesterdays CLOSING lard
2la cents ribs 7la cents Pork broke lard,
5S7s and ribs 10 eents There was partial recovery.
and the close about the at 23O yesterday.
The pro market fairly active for cash product
but the decline has checked inquiry somewhat.
There OF 10 cents Ia pork In the afternoon
from the o'clock closing and decline OF 2ia cents iu
lard Wheat closed 230 s cent lower for August ana
september and without change for october and Novem
ber Corn was q turn easisr Trading WAS only fairly
active. At 2:30 o'clock the close was September
wheat s7bs cents October wheat, G0N cents septem-
Der corn 46 cents October ~ y cents septsn-
bor pork So Is: October pork. 80 20 September lard.
a % Ia October lard. SO 32l2
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT, CHAxBERs-Before Barrett NO
49, So liz 13s 15S LOG. 22S, 2A9, 2So. 26S 27A
susnooATs's CoURI-Rollins s-John Thicker 10 M
Almira Wolfe, John Love IL N.
COURT OF oEnERAL I-Before Guders'eeve
ia H'is R'ii Il Ac'Rs, s s IT, H. i & b. g. g.
26, 81. 2S. 20. 80. 81 50.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-The Assistant
Treasurer at NewYork made the following report
the receipts and disbursements OF his office during
tho fiscal year ended June So 1885 (cents omitted:
Balance Juno 80 1884, s129.679.7l3
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14

Puritan a. l42 Grimm wyngard's geiding welngsoa a
a. iz5 Day MsDcnsidls l, ,,m gsIaGs Moova~ ~ i4o
$3.50. EoanE Daleys .s eom sI% SoldinS Value
"a i1S. phiIbnS Grayers gclding Anrelan g. IS4 Vsr
6reen); and Bryan's marc Jersey AA'u W.
pRoots-Pur,tan GIG to /, Jim MCGOWAN 70 4 ma-
,.nsee 10 l. Wellington to 1, Jersey Mald W -
and from IL TO 20 to against the Others .u.oa, NV
Jersey jumped the Lead osssy eS over tie
arss nmp Jersey Maid second Aurelian third, sH
ton fourth AZ the second Jump Jersey MAO Ten.
third Wallensee fourth There was not mnch enantn ~
this order until the jump was reacnea. s Mes
opebaIf length before Puritan. Crcling the lower
field again and entering the main track w
fourth and Jim McGowan fifth. Pawnee was ,hiss hrss
over the last hurdle Puritan second waienseS, sseS,ownd
Puritan won by two lengths Pawnee second ens,n En-
before Wellington third. Time 3:2l. Mutuas q-o w.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
EUROPEAN pRoDOcE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. Aug. 49, Provsons-Bacon Cumberland Cut
3ls 6d Long clear Mddes 27 Id short Clear MidiieA
Beef Cd ior Extra INDIAN Ness Prime Mesa oss ID
dos; western 52s Lari-Amcrcan szs od. Prime est
sS % s a 81 9 sas ss rs % Dss c1 fS IN
states. Cheese-American Choice S7A Od Wheat-Ret
Western spring ID 00s lld Red Winter Is Cd 97s "a
per cental No Spring. Is 0d New Western Winter 7s ~;
ss sa caifornian No es Oh Cd per ecSs Proiacs
spirits of Turpcn,ns a7s 3D. 90 At London 2ss o. Per
common. aai Pale lis od acs Cd. Lnsced OIL als
he receipts of wheat past thrse avs were l50s
centals, inoiuting $1,000 oentals American.
ecepa 81 Amencnn corn for tbs past three days wers
LONDON Aug Produce-Linseed OIL cal l0s afsl
l7s Calcutta Lnseod 40s 3D. Idnsse4
Cake, R7 gsdRs 0s. per ton Refined Petroleum. 1ts
sperm oil 45S per R0sInCommon So 3D. per cwt{
Pale Us0lls Provsions- ard. 44s. OF. per cwt: foe
sugar. lSs Sd. per ovt for Cuba Ccntuiayal
poarising $50 and l5s I'd Gl0s for Cuba Nuscov~o fsw
ST. LOUIS Aug l3.-Four anict Xxx s. 900sy CO. xxx,
S3Opss Is, Fam,iy % 35ds3 45 chciee - 739sS s3s
81 356 75 patcnta - i0dSJ 40 Wheat lower;
& Kos ca,a &c Ausust W 'c anil oasS
August 49isai2is September: .ak9iss.c 0esobe, "A
tembsr. 33tc Rye 5ac Barley stsady at ooe1oa Bss.
Esss steady rs sa sr@ sssa q s.
Sce Corn Mca nrn NJ - ~ wh'sxy sss>dy ~. ~ -
$5 70G5 5 Short Cisar 81 90 lar1 nrm ~ 10 ~
4SO0J Ost~ $4,000 Du>N Rye 300 ousL, hafisy
blssL shipmcuts-Fionr 100 oot&i " hear. loOt
bush-i Corn ssuUO susnA; vAtA 5sO0V vosoa W~ -
Lasb- b-giey. 500 BUSH
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14

THE SARATOGA RACES POSTPONED.
SARATOGA, Aug. 13.-The races announced
for to-day have been postponed until tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
rouRrHcLAss PosrMAsrERs APPOINTED.

a,,.nos Inn. 10 lsss ...... sl76.s7esso
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70 each axaiust Lenox, Tolu and Barnes Ida STAN
Barnes was IN front when the flag fc TO fairly good
start with Lenox second and Toa third. Coming down
the straight Barnes leading length, with Tolu sec
oud and Abba third. Going around tho lower turn
Barnes and Tou raced head and head. two lengths In
font OF tho Others Abba being the advanced guard OF
stretch It looked leaders wero the only ones
that In the both beng side by side
command OF the rear rank Past the haf mile pole and
around the upper turn tho same order was maintained
with the exception that Barnes had forged length In
front the horses had closed up some OF
fhe gan Tolu camo forward again and was soon even
with barnes with Barnum two lengths further back.
Sson after turning tho homcsretch Barnes gave is
up and Tolu took tho lead with BaInnm second and
sVay and won by two lengths Toiu second length in
from Of Abba third. Time. 2:isis muiaals m Sil 79;
rss hiss .tsece tace ~ai mile Five stsTcdHorns y
wndsail g. ~. Moran, robn's marc incopstant %. 20
Church; Dwyers colt Petersburg o. ss Pe',sp pe s
a. %. ccvington ana henhers my Arr'r '' o0' "''
nIt PoSi:-rnconstant s1s Nimbefoot sl2, field s25:
The nag dropped without much delay TO fairly good
ssr nr Il u who
the same distance IL advance Of wndsai fnconstant
vas fourth aud Smbefoot already out & 81 the res snrS
her sas and %ss three IN
Of Petersburg at that point he being Length
WAS kept upwitbont change past the pole when
Petersburg and windsail began closing up on Error,
Ss 81 sss
hall way down tho stretch Error tired and Psserspusg
ccsacd In getting him homo winner BY length Wind
s was 81 n Hssr 81 Scnah the
s Winner os an sSvaaos Of $500 on the
steeplschass over the .sort course for purse O
esvnss &, l2S. ). Ksnnsy Rsvsr Stables seidina
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
TRYING THE YACHTING COURSE.

The cutter-yacht Puritan Ieft Her HncHOraBc
of stapleton yesterday at 10 and put out through
the which she may sail In company with the
Genostz next month.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14

THE TERMINUS OF THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-The legal principles
involved In the matter Of tho terminal limit OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad at wallnla have beon under
investigation by jerks OF the Inter
Tor Department, who has made report thereon to
Secretary Lamar Tho question arose upon an appeal
by the railroad company from order Of Commissioner
Sparks dated April IL, 1888, by which an order mado
by Acting Commissioner Harrison Of March 20. 1888,
changing tho terminal limit OF tho land grant TO the
railroad the side or tho line of the road was
revoked The change would include In tho grant about
97 600 acres Of land south OF the present and former
limit Mr.. Harrson's decision was made at the In
stance OF persons who claimed to have acquired rights
under the railroad company south Of the limit hxed by
Commissioner Mcfarland. Mr. Jenks's report covers
the legislative history OF the grant and onbodies an
elaborate digest OF the legal principles involved Ths
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1885-11-06

first OF June. When the vines ran to
the top Of the poles l pinched them off,
also the runners. I think this treat
meDt largely increased their productive
ness: they were podded clear to the
ground. 1 reserved one pole for seed,
which gave me chance to save the best
pods for seed. let the beans remain
in the pod until l want to plant them.
Cabbage not headed, but with large
amount of leaves, if the leaves be close
" folded late in the season and buried
with the top down, will come out in the
spring with small but solid heads.