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WASHINGTON NEWS.
clerks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Posimas-
ter suspended--audO thcr
| Pointers

Washington, june l5.-Cominis-
sioner Mann summoned to his office
this morning the entire force of the
statistical bureau of the agricultural
department numbering twenty-one
persons of both sexes, and announced
that there would be no money to pay
their salaries after the 10Th inst, and
that they were all furloughed,w without
pay, from the Goth OF June until the
first of July.
The president made the following
appointments to-day; John w.
Twiggs, California, 10 be assayor OF
the mint al San Francisco; Thomas
Beck 10 be appraiser of merchandise
for the District of san Francisco
Daniel u. Yost TO be assistant ap
praiser of merchandise for the SAINT
district aud Joseph #. Shafer TO b.
assistant surgeon IN the navy.
) OFFENSIVE PARrlsANs FIRED.
: The issue of standard silver dollar
( from the mints during the wee
? which ended June 18th, WAS S5ll 80
L The issue for the corresponding pc
', iod last year was $32l.9s
p Postmasters at Fredrieksbnrgh, VI
DEBORAH, Iowa; Warsaw Wis, Poor
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Wilkcsbarre, Pa, June l5.--The fire
in the Dorance shaft of the Lchigh
valley coal company is still burning
this morning. In the main gang
way the water is several feet deep. II
was being dipped up in pals by hun
dreds of workmen last night and
thrown upon the burning wood
work. The coal is now on fire and
the only means to extinguish it will
be TO flood the mine. All the men
who were working in the pit were
withdrawn this morning and orders
were issued that no one should de-
scend the shaft until further notice.
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arc the words used by a lady, who
was at one time given up by the most
eminent physicians, and left TO die.
Reduced to mere skeleton, pale and
haggard, not able to leave her bed,
from all those distressing diseases
peculaiar TO suffering females, such as
displacement, leucorrh9a, infam
nation, etc, etc. She began taking
Dr. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription,
and also using the local treaimcn
recommended by him, and Is now
she says, "as good rs new Price re
duced TO one dollar. By druggists.
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The prevalence OF phemoniR Is greatly ex
citing The public and interesting the med cal
fraternity. Most Of the cases arise from care.
less exposure In our peculiarly trying oil
healthy condition OF the hody. This can b.
secured 10 great extent by the careful use OF
| Duny Pure Malt Whisky which Il distilled
even leaving trace Of nisel oil. 50 common 81
| other WHISTLES. The doctnrS recommend thl
article for medical purposes. The public nov
thoroughly appreciate ith merits. Sold by al
respectable druggists and grocers
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Paris, June 10. AT a meeting of tn,
budget committee to-day, NJ. Pardi
carnot, minister of finance, stated tina
the floating debt of France was now
l40,O00.0O0 francs, and that next veal
the deficit in the revenue is likely "a
be 300,000,0O0 francs. II might ulti.
mately be necessary, said the minis.
ter, and he advocated as u temporary
expedient to vote n gradual issue OF
320,000,000 francs in twenty-five year
treasury bonds.
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Thnt magnificent Mexican Band.

st, Louis, June l5,-The MEXICAN
military band of seventy-two instru-
ments from the Worlds Fair and Ex-
position at New Orleans, arrived here
on the steamer. City of Natchez, last
night. They remained in the steamer
ali night and were formally received
and escorted to the Lindcll hotel tins
morning by the United States Arse
nal baid, company OF mounted po
lice and the Treadway Rifles. Tn,
band will give three grand concert
here in the great nave OF our Exposi
ton building tonight and tomorrow
afternoon and night, during whic
they will render some of their choices
music.
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Meeting OF GERMAN veterans.

st. Louis, June l5.-Thc second an
nual convention of the German vet
Grams met at the hall of the German
club to-day. The president, Carl
Winchler, of Chicago, presided, and
Sol. Zeller, of Milwaukee, acted as
secretary. The presidents annual
report showed an increase of member
ship of 600 since the previous meeting.
and the treasurer's report indicated u
good financial condition.
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CABLE CLICKS.
spicy Lille ones From tar O,ei
the Sea.

spicy Littie ones From tar DER
the Sea.
An official dispatch received
at Paris yesterday announces the
death of the French admiral,
Conrbet, on board his flagship in the
China sea.
The British ship, Bradick Castle,
from San Francisco February goth,
has arrived at Queenstown. She
brought Capt. Carson aud the owner
and crew of the British bark, Western
Belle, from Sydney, New South Wales
January 3rd. for Wilmington, Calfor-
MIA, which was abandoned on March
18th In a sinking condition.
Tho London Times had an editorial
yesterday in which IL ridicules Mr..
Chamberlin's comparison of England
with America on the simple question
of tariff.
The Austrian government has re-
fused TO give its sanction to the or
ganization of private cremation soci-
cites. On the ground thai such societies
are calculated to tend to an increase
OF crime.
The death Of Prince Frederick
Charles made necessary the POSITION.
ment of the audience which Emperor
William had appointed to Hon. Geo.
III. Pend!cton. our new minister 10
Germany.
Earthquake shocks still continue
throughout the Vale of Cashmere and
there are from eight TO ten shocks
daily, but their violence Is abating.
A new channel has been made
around the dredger which accident
ally sunk in the Suoz canal, and IL is
probable that traffic will be resumed
by Thursday.
The Emperor of China has ratified
the Pckin treaty OF peace with
France.
All efforts TO destroy the sunkcn
dredgcr in the Suez canal with dyna-
mite having tailed, gun-powder will
now be tried.
Mr.. Gladstone has accepted the Of
fer of the town residence of Bcrtram
Curric.
The Russian fleet in the Japan sea
has taken possession of port in
Corea.
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Philadelphia, June 15.-ln the case
of John Cooper, charged with embcz-
element while treasurer of the Deca-
tur Building association, a plea OF
guilty was entered by the defendant
to-day, and he was sentenced to an i'm
prisonment of five years in the peni-
ientiary. His speculations had been
going on for five years, and an exam
nations of accounts showed him TO be
| Xl5O 900 short.
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Dublin, June 15.-A panel in the
Jesuit church in this city, recording
the fact that Earl Spencer, lord lieu
tenant of Ireland, had presented n
memorial window to the church In
token of his high appreciation of the
character and worth of Secretary
Thomas Henry Burke, who with Lord
Frederick Cayendish, was murdered
In Phoenix Park on May 9th 1882, has
been stolen and there is no clue to thC
pereptrctors of the outrage.
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Now York, June i5.-The train on
which Gen. Grant win lcase the city
starts from Foriy-sccond street AT $3.50
n m, Tomorrow. The General will
he driven in his carriage to Forty.
ifih street whore he will enter pri-
yate car used by the late President
Rntier and which will he placed next
TO the locomotive so that smoke and
dust will bc avoided. Dr. douglas
viii accompany the general.
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prc,ler,s Employers money claim.

st. Louis, June 10 Secretary OF
State Bayard has forwarded to Mayor
Francis of this city some correspond.
ence from the British minister, in
which j. ii. Dixon, of Bradford
Yorkshire, England, lays claim to the
money found on Maxwell, now under
arrest for the murder of Charles Ar.
thur Prcller. Preller was in Dixon's
employ at the time of his death in
this CITY.
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Ladies' slippers all reduced, Mt San.
ger Bros.

Everybody knows the virtues of
Wild Cherry and Tar rs relief and
cure for any objections of the throat
and lungs, combined with these two
ingredients are few simple healing
remedies in the composition of DR..
Bosansko's Cough and Lung Syrup
making it just the article you should
always have in the house. for coughs,
colds, Group and bronchitis Price 30
cents and 500. Samples free. Sold
by w. A. Williamson n Co.
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Washington, June 15.-The chief of
the bureau of statistics reports that
the total value of the exports, from
the United States, of domestic cattle,
hogs, beef, pork and dairy products
during the month of May, 1885, and
during the five months ending May
81, 1885, also of beef aud pork pro-
ducts during the seven months ending
May 81, 1885, as compared with slmi.
exports during the corresponding
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and Secure S01aa- Of These Bargaine

periods of the preceding year, were AZ
follows: May, 1885, S7,262, 552; May
1884, S7.5il, 9i5; five months ending
May 81. 1885, Sl0,l72,549; five months
ending May 81, 1884, S3i.464, PEG; bcei
and pork products for the seven
months ending May 81. 1885, 1854, 497..
$50; beef and pork products for the
seven months ending May 81, 1884,
$50. 2G7, 1881,
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Winnipeg, June ia courier just
arrived from Niddleton's camp near
Leon lake reports Big Bear heading
towards Chippewa. and Stcele's men
pressing hinl very hard. The river
has risen several feet in the last few
days, thus preventing Big Bear from
crossing with his stock east of this
point. The sixty-Gfth is stationed
three miles down the river aud the
timber being heavy east of there, Big
Bear will come in by an untravellcd
trail and will thus be shared.
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While money is close, wages and
prices low, expenses should be cut
down in every household. Economy
the watch word for mothers, head oil
doctor bills, by always keeping in the
house, bottle Of DIR. Bosanko's
Couch and Lung Syrup. Stops a
cough instantly, relieves consumption,
cures Group and pain in the chest in
one night. /. is just the remedy for
hard times. Price 80 cents and 81 90.
Samples free Sold by w. A. Will
| hanson Il Co.
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Providence, II. l., June l5.-Admir-
al I.acrombie, of the French war stea-
mcr Flora, now in port, received in
structions yesterday to proceed TO
New York at o'clock tonight with
his ship TO participate In the Bar
iholdi statute ceremonies.
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ST. Louis, June l5.-The special
grand jury empanclled for the case to.
day, returned verdict charging muir
der in the first degree against the
seven Chinamen now in Jail accused
of numbering Lou johnson, the Chi.
nese Interpreter who was stabbed to
death on the lst inst, as to the result
of a Chinese conspiracy.
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For enterprise, push and desire to
get such goods as will give the trade
satisfaction w. a. Williamson Il Go.
the druggists, lead all competition.
They sell DIR. Bosanko's Cough and
Lung Syrup, because its the best med
cine on the market for coughs, colds
Group and primary consumption
price so cents and 81. Samples tree
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Pottslam, Prussia. June Prince
Friedrich Charles. who had stroke
of apoplexy Yesterday, died this
morning at 10 O'Clock. His COUSIN.
the crown prince of Germany. was
prcsent AZ the linn of his lnaih.
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/ concord, n H., ana Dallas, Tex, hay
been suspended for partisanship upo
proofs.
The postmaster at Nyack. N. Y
was suspended because chargeabl
with knowledge of certain fraud
perpetrated upon the government
while he was assistant postmaster.
THOSE SEED PURCHASES.
Gen Carman, late chief of the de
partment of agriculture, made au ar
gument before the first comptroller o
the treasury to-day IN support of IN,
account of the department for tn,
purchase of seed. lie contended tina
the action of the commissioner in pur
chasing seed from the experiments
fund was proper and legitimate and
was In accordance with the practice OF
the department. Similar accounts
had always been allowed by the nc.
counting officer, aud Gen. Csrmau
therefore contended that the expendi.
lures were clearly supported by prece.
dcnts. The first comptroller will
make His decision in a few DAYS.
PRESIDENTIAL DELIcAcy.
Washington, June 15.-In speaking
OF the appointments of presidential
postmastcrs to-day, Postmaster-Gen en-.
cral Villas said that in addition TO the
removals of offensive partisans there
were rs many more cases in which,
after consideration, IL had been de-
cided not 10 remove the postmasters,
as in these cases, although evidence of
offensive partisanship had been pre-
sented, ii was regarded rs insufficient,
the president not being disposed to
seize the opportunity for removal but
to require the evidence of PARTISAN
ship to be shown as an undcniablc
fact.
AS showing the spirit of fairness
and delicacy that had animated the
president in dealing with the presi-
dental postmasters, the postmaster
general said :"rbcre are eighteen such
presidential appointments made by
President Arthur in the lasI
DAYS of his term, in cases where
vacancies had occurred aud which
had been confirmed by the
senate, but no commissions had issued.
In all OF these cases, rs u matter of le-
gal right, President Cleveland could
have made appointments because the
act fappointmcnt had not been com
pleted by the issuance of commissions
but he thought IL only considerable
and fair that he should give Tho com
missions In completion OF the 4ci of
and il has been done in
all cases but one and IN that case there
had been. a resignation by the APP
pointce before the commission was
issued.
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Mobile, Ala June ia special to
the Register from Macon, Miss. SAYS:
A fire this morning destroyed the
stores of II. Marx. j. Holberg, Chas.
Harden, John b. Rogan and j. Frazer.
Four other buildings were badly
damaged. The loss is about $4,000.
insured for half the amount.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always he used for children
icothing. II soothes the child, sofiens
the gums. aliays all pain, cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy for diar.
rhoa. pc bottle.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-16

London, June 1.-THE Globe this
afternoon announces that Jas. McDer-
mott, the alleged informcr is dead.
he having died some time ago OF chol-
era. in France.
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Madrid, June l5.-At Castellon yes.
terday III new cases of cholera and
SO deaths were reported aud at Car.
thagena PA cases and 60 deaths. Peo-
pie have been very much alarmed.
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We have many bargains as ever, and
the public will get the benefit OF then
by buying this week, at Levine Bros.
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don to-day comforting with the con-
servatives including Lord Randolph
Churchill.
THE TORIES TOUGH TASK.
In an editorial the Standard saws:
conservative craftsmanship cannot
strike out a line for itself. Ii must as
a matter of good faith, follow honest
ly, albeit with new spirit, vigor and
precision, the lines laid down aim
lessly by the liberal foreign office.
The Russian difficulty, iii only slips
on either side, may ignite the already
smoking flax. The same is true Of
Egypt. We may be compelled 10
fight the mahdi and preserve Egypt
from international control. The DIFF
iiculties are still more acute and In
front of all stands tho question of
coercion in lreland.' "Can the coer-
cion bill be passed in the teeth OF
radical Parnellite confederacy.r
The Daily Telegraph states that the
marquis of Salisbury's acceptance of
the Office of premier Is unconditional.
The Standard says II is unable to
conceal Its apprehension as the result
of Salisbury's attempt to establish a
government with affairs In their pres
ent state with the conservatives In
in the commons and with
the liberals and radicals openly refus-
lug assistance.
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Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute. German Corn Remover kills
orns and bunions.
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oHoLInA,s CAMPAIGN.
&c Moves steadily 400
New Gases and 100 Deaths,

Madrid, June l5.-Cholera is
spreading westward along the Medi-
teranean ana there are several cases
in Ternel, Alicante and Carthagena.
Twelve thousand persons left Madrid
during the past week in consequence
of the cholera scare aud the exodus
is increasing.
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For sick headache and habitual con-
stipation, try Bailcy's Saline Aper-
lent
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Cigarette smokers prefer Opera
Pun Cigarettes because they do no
stick to the lips.
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All our - ladies' hand-sewed shoes
reduced 10 81, at Sanger Bros.
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Ladies' fine band-sewed shoes, all
new styles, at Sanger Bros.
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Ladies' white dresses marked dow
to absolute cost, at Levine Bros.
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At Philadelphia; Louisville, 3; Attn
elciics. 4.
At New York; Cincinnati, IL; Brook
Ign, 8.
At Boston: Boston, Q; Philadel-
phia, 3.
AT Providence New York, 8; Prov
idence, 3.
AT Chicago; Chicago, IS; Detroit, 8
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Get your nice paarasol at low
price at u. IIaber's.
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Farmers, go to the old Lion durg
store for lard oil.
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Headquarters for boys shoes. san
ger Bros.
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Try ruckcr's rcd ant cnterminator
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mistake Of obstructing electors In the
provinces, but TO see far play.
The Marquis of Salisbury Is in Lon
don to-day comforting with the con-
servatives including Lord Randolph
Churchill.
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The Times says Lord Salisbury has
not accepted Office Internationally
and nothing will be definitely settled
until the queens arrival. The conser.
natives will require some kind oil
guarantee from their opponents tina,
they will leave the new government
uumolested until the general election
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The Russian fleet in the Japan sea
has taken possession of port in
Corca.
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The postmaster at Nyack, N. ",
was suspended because chargeable
with knowledge of certain frauds
perpetrated upon the government
while he was assistant postmaster.
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Mr.. Gladstone has accepted the Of
fer of the town residence of Bcrtram
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All efforts TO destroy the snnken
dredgcr In the Suoz canal with dyna-
mite having tailed, gun-powder will
unty hn triad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-25
NEWARK.

Telegram was received yesterday from Police
Headquarters IN New-York stating that Henry
Osborn. employed by daIryman at Bound Brook
bad been arrested and held for the Newark police
Osborn went to Newark with his team Oh Monday
ostreet lie had a sum of money belonging to his
employer.
In the Orphans Court yesterday Judge McCarter
granted a rule for the REV. John Ward. Of Bloom-
field, guardian of Mary Sydenham Ward. to show
cause why he should not record u mortgage belong
ing to the estate The first brought bet"re
the court last year when it was alleged that Mt
Ward had;not properly accounted for certain money
belongn 10 the estate. BY an agreement the pro
ceedings were discontinued, the guards ian agreeing
to state in bis accounting the various INVESTMENTS
of the balance f0nnd due IRON him To the estate,
and to exhibit his securities etc. lie mas since iica
his accounting. A mortgage for -. or Oh on u
honso aud lot which had been given totheestatc by
Mr. Ward To cover "a debt due by him 10 the estate
WAS found to be not recorded
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WESTCUESTtR COUNTY.

CroToS LANDiNG.-Andrcw Jackson Sherwood.
n lifelong Democrat. age seventy. has been missing
for two weeks and an active search ~ being made
for him by his relatives II is supposed by some Of
ms neIyhbors that he has taken early departure
to " ashingion IN order TO nave PROMINENT posi-
non m the gration OF the Jeiiersonian Democ-
Tacy next week.
RYr-Charlos Cowles. brother of +. b. Cowlcs
aud eng aged with the latter as a lawyer at No. 80
Wall-st with some friends skatcd on Monday to
Captains Island, and then attempted 10 return by
way OF Mlnnursing Island. After skating "A short
distance the broke and prccIpitated hun INTO the
water, from which hr Nas rescued with great dill
hcuity by the keeper Of the lighthouse after be-
ing in the water ioG half an hour. Captain
George " Mar in, an oystorman Of Port Chester,
and his young son. went with n large sleigh and
implcgienis Ia glthor oysters through holes IN the
ice When they started for home the ice gave away
and father and son went down but managed To get
out.
SING StNG.-A building belonging TO the estate
of Dr. Brandrcth use for the stOra 90 of ingredients
used in the manufacture OF pills was destroyed by
fire yesterday (; loss $1,000. covered by insurance.
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
REJECTED. BEATEN AND ROBBED.

John Ministrve. q young Italian, informed the
Uoboken police yesterday that he had been assau ted
and robbed in the way of the tenement house, No.
1873 AdaIns-st Mmistrive, according to his story
last Thursday became acquainted with the daughter
fourteen years of age. and on Sunday he proposed
marriage The girl was willing but her mother
was not. Mnstrive visited Mrs. Dunvei in the
evening to get her to give her consent to the mar
rage. and she gave positive refusal The young
man was much disappointed. and he left the house
crying. A he was passing through the hallway
SIX of his countryulcn attacked him, and after
knocking him down and beating him until he was
almost unconscious, robbed hun OF 81 30 and gold
watch and chain. Ministrive gave descriptions OF
his assailants to Chief DOnayan and officers were
sent ont to look for them.