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New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
SYRACUSE.
STATE FIREMEN'S 'CONvENTION-PECULIA
DIVORCE CASE.

DIVORCE CASE.
rnoM An occA ASTON AL CORRESPONDENT TRIBUSE.l
SYRACUSE, July 1O.-The New-York Fire
Department has promised send to the state Firemens
Convention in this city, next month, section OF the
Pompier Life Saving Corps. which will give exhibitions
each day. Governor Hill has said that he will attend
possible Secretary OF State Carr aud Generals Barnum
and slocum will and General Mcmahon, United
States Marshal for the Southern District OF Ncw-York,
expected
Salt superintendent Brumelksmp announces that he
has reached fine quality OF brine in the new salt well
that has been drilling recently In the reservation Lands
are increased in value by the strike.
Arrangements have been completed for three-mi!e
race between Edward Hsnlan and George Hosmer. to
take place in Cazenova Lake, on July %.
George Barnes. at his home In James on Wednes'
day. entertained the children OF the Ononda Orphan
Asylum. a.,
The clerks OF the city have made request of the peo-
pie OF syracuse trade with merchants on saturday
afternoons In order to show their sympathy with inc
half-holday movement. ~, -, -
The moruary record shows that only fifty deaths oc-
Cured In this city during the month OF June ms Is re
garded = II low record In a population OF $4,000
Mrs Tncts Williams left by her husband thirteen
years ago After absence OF seven years supposinS
him dead she married william Burgess. and b9rc MIN
three children. Recently the long lost husband re-
turned. whereupon Mr. Burgess aud Mrs Williams
agreed 10 seek legal separation In order 70 lesiu-
Matte the birth OF their three children Mrs Williams
appeared defendant in tine proceedings for divorce
and egmizng the birth OF the children BY the second
hush
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
PRICES AND FEATURES or THE MARKETS

Among the good things noted In fu'toh Mar
ket this week has been smoked shad cost Is cents
pound The general range Of prices for fish Is low;
whtebait costs IS cents pound shecpshcad 20 CENTS
porgcs 10, fresh mackerel l2s sea bass 10 and 10.
weakGsh - L. aud Spanish mackercl 30 cents. Green
Frog-' legs are worth 10 cents pound. new
smoked Nova Scotia salmon i5. smoked eels 20, Fin
nan haddles H. and smoked mackerc 10 and 70 cents
rd shell fetch - % hundred, ana SOFT shells
90 cents and ~ IA dozen.
New potaf foes small hut OF good quality, are being
brought In by Long Island and NewJersey farmers aud
sold nj 40 cents peck urnips cost % cents hnlf
peek green peas 80 aud 40 cents peck. tomatoes 20
and 25 "a quart, string beans 30 cents peek.
Florida onions, fresh and tenderslinned. IL cents
quart and cabbages 10 and 10 cents head Della
ware green corn sells for 30 and 80 cents dozen,
but the ears small and the grain decidedly milky
Spinach 10 cents half peck. mushrooms 10 cents
"A ouart and new bects cents a bunch.
Berries are abundant and fruit OF all kinds Ia fairly
plentiful. Blackbcrries are I'm the market at
sell for 20 cents, New-York State cherries
at cents Delaware raspberries 20 cents box, and
up-country strawberries ut 20 cents Some fine spec
iincns Crawford peaches. brought from California
fetch 81 and Georpa peaches 90 cents Bartlett
pcars are 20 cents aud I'll 30 u Dozen Florida water
melons sell for 30 and 10 cents cach goosobcrres are
IS cents "a quart; New-Jersey muskmelons bring 90
cents each. and wild pums FROM tennessee ana
Georgia % cents "a quart The supply of west
Indian fruit IL good mangOos sell at VI dozen. pine
appes % and 80 cents aud bananas 10 cents Dozen
Hot house grapes plentiful. but not In full demand
though cheap ut 81 aud 81 % pound
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
"BLACK DIAMONDS, BEATEN.
NEw.YoRK,s FIRST VICTORY In ST. LOUIS.
SOME DISSATISFACTION WITH WEIGH OF NE"-
YORK, WHO ACTED As UMPIRE
r1Y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

ST. LOUIS, July 10.-When the ST. Louis anu
New YORK clubs met to-day there was long wranslo
over the selection OF an Umpire As the visitors hau .ho
SELECTION they named welc OF their own tea ana the
Lucas team made a protest and opened the game WIN
the announcement that 1t was no use piaylhg' a'
the game would be given to Ncw->orK ny .ho
unprc's assists Welch did not Ike ,he posiuon
in which he was placed and subjected 10 great '
OF abuse at the hands of the crowd the latter
1000 The game was characterized by sharp pr''nhh'
play and tho visitors redeemed themselves ir"" '"e
aspersjons OF the stories and rumors hoaihe "oo"'
roo, ding their conduct and alleged intempcrah'c.
Deaslev IL seems met Of his old friends mere anu
iudulged so heavily that when he appeared Oh 'no
orounds on Wednesday he had not recovered anu IL IL
said that his bad play lost the NewYorks the game
Manager Mnrtrie denies that his team IL going 10 Pecc
Keefe pitchcd a great game to-day In tue secohu
inning St Ions scored hits by Broiy ana quinn hh"
on an error by Connor. In the htth the nome ''"o
rot another man around on double NY o"cen''
and singles by Dunlap and shaier. ih''
was the last for st. Louis. New-norK "a"o
their first run in the sixth hits by ORonrke ana oo
nor md n triDe by Ewing. Ward followed Win SUE.
and Ewing crossed the plate. ticing the score, M -
sde scored I'm the seventh and 81 Louis was o,ihA"u ~
the eighth In the visitors half Gillespie maze WV
hocoer and hv he ad of passed ball aud ht py oV-
scored what proved to be tho WINNIE , ,ha rI,,er.
erabe feeling manifested between ,ho PT,,, a.
wranglIng heing common every decision. il" o.
Louis men declare that Wclch gave inc s"u'o away
Following is the score:
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
GOOD CROP REPORTS.

WASHINGTON, July 1O.-Cotton, according to
the Agricultural Department reports, has maze matera
improyemcnt during June. There are Few Imperfect
reported Temperature and rainfall have favored
growth aud fruiting has begun In the Gulf states.
Local drouhs are rare and moisture Is generally sum-
ient from virginia to Texas 1t Is somewhat In excess
f lovlands interfering with cultivation aud stinulat-
ing the growth Of grass The general average condition
has advanced from 92 in June 10 96 1t has not been
exceeded In July since 1880 This will insure barring
drawbacks so likely to In the later SUMMER large
crop The States east OF tie Mississippi stand as in June
except Georgia and Florida which have advanced TWO
points, all others give higher averages
The caterpillar is reported places and the new
We, worm has been abundant In Texas. Iho Doll
worm moth has been observed in Tiths, Texas.
The month been favorable TO the dcvclopment OF
winter wheat sight Improvement Is Indicated "hich
advances the general average between ana points,
or from 62 10 nearly Co. very slight decline is re-
ported in Connecticut, New York PcnDs sylvaha ana III
sorne OF the Southern States. In Michigan, Indiana,
IiI,nos and Missouri there has been Improvement, as
well IS in California and OREGON Inc winter "neat
REGION which docs not Include the IsiTiloleas, now
sprIng wheat continues higher though the avcraVe mas
been reduced slightly, the average being peaiy 10
nwshsIs for Wisconsu, Minnesota, Nebraska, Dakota
and ali other Territories ana northern NcwEhg'ahu'
This make AN aggregate Of 1868. 100000 bushels. .
The Immense ccrn area OF last year mas apparehMuy M
been Increased about per cent. or at least 1OooOOV
acres; making aggregate OF I4'VVV,Voo
The largest increase is tnc Missouid saey @
1880 except the last II averages "a against 96 IN 1851
Ii Is highest in South, and higher ON the Atlantic
Tse Kaisa. average is 49, that of Michigan and Ms
sour 81; Wisconsin SS Illinois 90; Iowa 92; Minne
sofa 90; Ohio and Nebraska "a. .o, ,.o,, 90 g. OF
The OF winter rye has increased iroin % 10
The average Cor oats is 97 in place Of % last
month The condition OF barley averages o2 OF tobacco
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
NOTES From STATE CENTRES.
ALBANY.
ARRANGING FOR A CENSUS-THE UNIvEp.
SITY CONVOCATION

AhhANoiNV lrVn a CcNSUS-IhE UNIVER
SITY CONVOCATION
[FRoMAN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE fRvpux.t
ALBANY, July i0.-Mayor Banks has begun
n correspondence with the municipal authorities a.
Buffalo with view to taking OF Abany sir,Ia,
to that which recently completed in Buffalo m.
police Will enumerators and the work OF tabua
tion will be perfected by clerks In the City Departments
II Is said that the enumeration be taken at cost os
about $500, and II the city funds not available
money will bc subscribed by merchants for the mr.
pOse The necessity of taking such leads mer
chants to crtcse severely the action of Governor
Hill which imposed it upon them. The enumeration
will probably be taken early in August Only one day
Will be required to do the work.
The University Conv0cation In session this week has
been the most successful held. The policy OF
securing papers from prominent educators adopted BY
Secretary Murray increased the attendance tho
interest In the meetings The social conrtcsies the
were extended this year by Dr. Murray a.
Chancellor Pierson Is in mourning.
Society has taken its annual summer flight, and many
houses in sate-st, Exist, Washingon-aye and other
fashionable streets present closed doors
The Island Park Circuit during the week has demon.
strated that improvements have made he course
among the fastest and Attendance has been large
aud the races were well contested one OF he incidents
vas the appearance of driver for Epaulcto the
winner OF the Clay Sweepstakes IL was the first time
since the war that c0l0red jockey has driven In
trotng race in OF the recognized Northern cir.
cults.
The union moulders' strike at the stove foundry Of
Rathbone, Sard Co. against the Berkshire system,
still continues without disorder The firm has begun to
subet its contracts to Louisville and other Southern
firms.
morrow for the State Camp The former Is believed 70
conduct at camp will be watched with interest In this
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
THE RACES IN WASHINGTON PARK.

CHICAGO, July 10.-The attendance at Wash
ngton Park to-day large, though the weather was
cold and cloudy. The first ono mic, for three
yearolds was fine one. Exile winning 10y nose after
driving nnish Manda Brown second, Guydette third
rimc ii7 In the second race. the Quiek'tep Stakes
for twoycar-olIs half mile. there was delay oil over
i5 minutes at tho post King Of Norfolk won handly oy
cagth from Eright who beat Hattie Carlisle DY hai
that astpce for place. Time. 5Oi3 seconds. The third
r.re .wo miles. for "A ages, won by Bob Miles by a
length. April Fool second. Becchmore poor thlrd
Iim. .y.3-It the fourth John Davis led from
sfart To nuish 10y three lengths, win iahgath
erer second length In front Of Lomcn third Ilmei
o.lO In tho NTH race threequarter mile heats, Tor hl
agrs the irst heat won 10y Lycurgus, uno IL =
he second 10y Nora NJ, time. LISA the third ana the
race by Nora NJ, time. lloh
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
UTICA.
CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY-STATE MEDI
CAL ASSOCIATION.

CLAIMS AGAINST IHE Clli-olAiE MEDf
CAL ASSOCIATION.
[FRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSE
UTICA. July 1O.-Joseph Burke, age forty.
Ave. was struck by the near Utica on Friday aud
died Saturday.
NJ 7. Hart age forty. killed by the cars near
Verona on Saturday night.
j. Bradn and j. J. Nichols, of the Utica Irish Lend
League have gone to Ireland.
In the OF L. r. Bailey Co.. against the city,
Judge Merwn issued peremptory mandamus directing
the Mayor to sign the draft amounting to abont s2oo
Regarding this q test case Mayor Kinney signed drafts
for about sixty claims against the city, amounting to
about 000 All the outstanding claims except those OF
street lighting companies are now paid Most OF tne
accounts had been due since March.
The first annual meeting OF the Northern bfanch Oh
ate Medical Association held in this city on Tues
day II il composed OF old code physicians, OF whom
seyenty-sx present, among them Delhg DIS.
stephen smith, J. ". s. Goulley, Henry d. Ddama' l..
VI. Moore and K. B. BOntecon.
he city will give the POOR OF Utca an excursion 10
Oneida Lake. on July IL
The Utica Park Association has decided not 10 JON In
the races OF the Grand Circuit next month
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
ENTRIES AT MONMOUTH PARK TO-DAY.
GOOD RACING PROMISED THE HORSES THAT
SHOULD WIN.


SHOULD WIN.
The programme for to-day's racing at Mon
mouth Park promises fine sport. II Is the beginning Oh
the second summer meeting and there are seven races
on the card The include fine lot OF horses anu
the contests should be close and interesting
In the first race, mile there are Six entries ouch
horses as Pontiac Colonel Spragne and Thackeray VIII VIII
start Pontiac should win II ard Colonel sprngue shouu
second. 49,. ro.r
The second race il tho Atlantic Stakes for twoyear
olds There are twelve named TO start. OwinR 20
the difference In tho. weights lansdowhe snouiu
stand the best chance for coming nome hrsl
and Electric ought to be second The Dwyer Brcthefs
Portland which also entered, is decidedly speedy pnl
does like distance OF ground ana tDis Is u
Of n mile. ....
The third race for tho Stockton stakeS for three
yearolds "a miles. There twelve cnttI> incitfg
Ivrant ST. Augustine Brook wood and taLrne Brook
said 10 have been so highly tried. ought to be second
1i2 mile handicap comes fourth on the card Az .ne
weights looks II Ten Stone oight 10 De hrst a o
winning post and Lonsettc second. ,,
The Corinthian Cup. wclter-welgnt nhinhc"p;
1-IG miles fifth tho programme. Eight are naheh
10 start II should be by Trafalgar. weght seem.
ingly helping ratncr than retarding ms speed anu
Lenox LOOKS to be u good choice for second place.
The sixth will he selling affair, OF me.
Fourteen selng-patcrs entered Tor IT, Joe onelpy
stands the chance OF catching the Judges eyes hs
ana Weasel that well adapted 10 short races snoud
be second ,,. a.
Charlcnagnr carries tho top weight, he ~ IN sucn vr
that he ought land 1t home winner Echo shouiu po
second
The following Ia a full list OF the entries:
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
IMTGRA VT GIRLS MUST BE PROTECTED.
Iobo uan;lton potta fourth officer on

steamship City OF Chester was interrupted by Detective
Groden yesterday attempt TO entce comely Eng
lish immigrant girl the name OF Neal, from Castle
Garden. He became indignant and dehed the authority
9f Detective Grodeh to ner re WIN hii ana thcn thc
was arrested and after turning ring 10 the girl he
was taken before supern tendent Jackson. The girl
said that her Centreyile, NJ Y, where
she had friends Mr. jackson told Ocer Potts that he
had better at end his duties his ship, and after
warning him keep away from Castle Garden he let
him 90 The grl d e aimed at Castle Garden under
the protection OF the Commissioners OF Emigration ana
will be sent TO her friends today
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
WHAT HANLAN SAYS HE CAN DO

ALEXANDRIA BAY, July 10 (SpecidIJ. IJ.-Han-
Ian does not think Ross and himself would make good
double as he the larger and his stroke longor
In referring to proposed Hanan said: You
put two Tecmers In any boat and can beat them or
YOU can all the socalled oarsmen together pick
out the best fifteen, and will row them mile each
every day for fifteen days and win every day, sick or
we'll II Tecmcr and his hacker do not stop throwing
mud at mo will treat them the way Beach did IN
Austraia-choose my own time aud course In tricky
waters with the thermometer 11Oo In the shade. and
keep them waiting for eight months Teemer Ia the only
one blame for not coming together because no
did not answer my letters and kilograms asking post
ponement Of two weeks until could get my boat
finished" 90
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
KINDNESS ABUsED BY A BROOKLYN DOCTOR

Rudolph e. knlpe, druEgIst, UI NO; -, -
Gran.st Brooklyn. has been In the habit oi allowing
sryrra phy enter his store 81 night 10 prepare
prescriptions IN a hurry without aronsng MN recent
y he missed several OF money from ihe cash lei "a
the dra wer When the hcfts had aggregated Tloo Nr
Knipe determined to set watch and see VINO entered
the store He marked bills aud put them IN inc
draver and he and detective lay In walt After MD
night young ply sican who had been allowed access
ts he place II and going TO the drawer TOOK ou
some money inclulng the marked bills. He was seized
and confronted with the evidence OF hls guilt but rcs
tuition being made he not arrested: MI knlpc re-
fnsed 10 allow his name To published he was re-
sepecabiy connected and attended Presbyterian sun
ay-schoo. He has left the city,
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
ONE POLICEMAN ARRESTS ANOTHERS WIFE.
Mrs Narv X erns's I'M sband swings a club in

Captain Ry ms precinct They live NJ No 3i2 rhiraye;
Five dayr ago Mary quarreed with her neghb0rs ana
Policeman Tighe gave her some advice about Keeping
auie but she followed him to the street and abused nun
until a crowd gathered and then he arrested her tx
Assistant ctAttoruey OByrne went 10 the YORK
VILE Court Yesterday help Mrs Kerns prove that the
policeman hal business to arrest her. Olhcer 1ighc
sad that he would his own case. and he gave 30
many reasons acting he had that Mrs kerns hh
10 furnish $50 bonds to behave herself Her husband
said that CHE had threatened TO arrest her AT the rst
ouportunty aud TO make the opportunity II none oc-
Tghe said that his brother oicia was swearing
TO a deliberate falsehOod.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
ooLoRED MEN FoRM POLITICAL CLUE.

A conference of colored Republican leaders
of the various Assembly districts OF NowYork held
last night at No, 1O7 West Tenth-st Tho meeting
called purpose OF forming colored
promote the political status OF the coorcd people OF
this county" Jacob H. Sinms presided. Speeches were
made by Editor Freeman and several other delegates
and IL was resolved to form club to be- composed OF
delegates each OF the Assembly districts the
basis OF one representative for each huadred col0rrd
voters The delegates will convene on September 81.
committee appointed to carry into effect
the plans proposed aud the meeting adjourned subject
to the call OF chairman.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
DOIYGS or THE ALDERMEN.

The Law Committee OF the BOaru OF Alucr-
men yesterday presented the draft OF an ordinance pro-
libng the hostug lowering OF merchandise orothcr
outside of any building unless permit has been
obtained aud satisfactory bend filed withthe Mayor 10
city against damages that may follow an
accident Corporations and individuals can procure "A
license good for year on the payment of SZo Ihe
matter was laid over under the rule.
The Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund were directed
to report within days why they have not set aside
the rooms now occupied by the Receiver OF Taxes for the
use OF the Courts OF General Sessions and oyer and
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
C1rTTING DOWN CLERKS VACATIONS.

WASHINGTON, July 1O.-Ihe heads OF tue EN-
ecutive Departments have been considerihs '"0 80.
h,, ~ redncup the annual leaves of absence granted
10 the Department employees. and 1t is understood 'n'
the oueston was topic of discussion In yesterday
Cabinet meeting The general impression now Is 'h"'
these leaves will he reduced from thirty to twenty a
In con senuence ere good deal OF snpprcseu %
inc among the employees. especially In the rost ovo %
Department where the clerks have been workns ~ s"ro
time at night for months past III the attempt =,
ne accumulation of business, which fact thty s'S,
hond entite them 10 more consideration than woud pe
shawn i'm a curtailment OF leave.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
JULIAN ia wTHOKSE PLOGs A BOZ.

On I uUIsuHy dItcInVOil, fh1i 11tII.f'bs
are fourteeil, reading with his parents ut sag
Harbor L. l., trying to recover pigeon which had
flown away from him aud rcsng on the roof OF the
the bird fell into the yard Of Julian IIaw.
ihorne. the novelist. MT Hawthorne thought The lad
In the yard, and event" for young Lnsingstone and
gave him severe f0gginz Unsingstones parents laid
the matter before Justice Jennngs. who ned Mr. faw-
horne $40.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
NO NEW TRIAL FOR NATHANIEL SANDS.

Inc mOllOn IOr new tTliil OI tHc StlI DIOuRnI
against Nathaniel Sands behalf Of the city, In which
a Judgment for $4,000 was ordered about month
ago. was denied by Justice Lawrence in the Supreme
Court yesterday. default having been taken against
Sands the first trial Of the action averct was found
against him ON the second. The suit for $4,000,
with interest, for money which he received from Con-
troller Richard B. Connolly In the times OF the Tweod
Ring IA compensation for selling city bonds.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
Carpenter IN A GENTLE MOOD.

There is an element OF good IN every one, they
cav and t must true for John Carpenter, the
wifc-murderer, has last shown signs OF It, lie now
eats quietly and without complaint, and his keepers
have rot their as0nishnent at his good be-
havor His hands are temporarily unconfDed during
his meals and he them with his wOned skill In
gastrononic 1t is evident that he Is becoming
Tired of useless and groundless complaints, for his
Is not due u any change III his treat
ncnt. lie still the mufers and lies all day upon
his cot. Warden Finn seemed cheerful yesterday and
hope this good conduct might be lasting
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11

Key West Fla, Chief Engineer Edwin Won' ms o,'n 'n
ordered to duty at the Delaware River Iron ana o"P
lna,ng Company's works; Assistant PnymaWsssf W Fla
r. Bail mas detached from duty az ey eyscs Chief
and ordered to settle accounts and await ~ Tho
Engineer f. G. Dado has ssn detached trO Tampanys
Delaware River Iron and Snip BuiiHinS No"P""'
works and placed on waiting orders
srcnrrApv WHITNEY SEARCHING FOR FRAUDS.
WASHINGTON, July 1O.-The Secretary Oh tnc
Navy intends to effect an entire reorganization oi no
nine Government Navy Yards not later thah heA' ''
An inyest CATION looking TO this end mas peeh III
for some weeks Committees at the various yarus nav,
been examining the books and papers coverings perou
OF ten years These committees have been ana are es
assisted by a special commission sent IRON the navy ~
partment The reports to be sent to washington an"
compared with the books here. The obJect Oh 'no
cotion is to learn whether not the books VIII nSr
with the accounts in the Department NJ made
Is intimaed that already the discovery nHs pc ,,a
that the books the Department show ,ha he Yards
terals which ought to he on hand IN one Oh wv 'au
cannot be found Al the Mare Island Navy narn, ,msc
fornia the investigation will he most thoroush ,ot
of tho repors of needless expenditures OF money az @
mace The Secretary has been furnished wth W. III
Of n number of persons who say that they c S,atas
dence of fraud In that yard in the repair OF
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
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LADIES SINGLES.
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CRICKET TO BE PLAYED TO-DAY.

Ihp staten lSnnu CTlchet tiuD VIII Pi"y I"
match against the Germantown Club, OF Philadelphia
today NJ N.w-Brehton Staten Island beginning at
a. M This the first great match OF the season Ia New
York The teams are follows: staten island-tynl
WILSON, captain; J. H. Ianbkin. H. :. Hl, ~ ;. Walker
r. r. OgiIby A. T. Outefbridg J. H. Moore, f. Ennis
X. McGrcgor, L. Pool and Bntler tprpfcssl9han; Ger
T. O. Cnpctt r. ID. Brown. X Welsh I'd, g. 5. Patterson
r. = Rnston lr. |. w. Wist"r. V. Il. Vales and Brom-
let tnr nfs.g
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
MISCELLANEOUS APPOINTMENTS.

WASHINGTON July 1O.-The President TO-DAY
appointed August Peterson TO be Receiver Vi UNIV
Money at Worthington. Minn
The postmas,er-Genera has appointed the following
n.m.d fourth class postmasters in New-York: W. f.
page Kaaterskill: David Blair. Broadalbn James BIC
Carthv ir South Plattsburg; W. H. EhhiS'' "es'
Uurley; John W. Havens. Ellenburg l l. Channei,. men,
Peru; Jones Ransom. Movero; = o. Cspeinlci' 'wnaI
land Thomas Hill. shandakn; EisT Shyuei' "'o
stock: John J. Schocnrnaker. Accord ,.,.,, n,
Secretary Manning has accepted 'he ,,ni and
chief clerk Swayze Of the Treasury Department., "u
has appointed Edward B. Youmans OF EImlra;, ,n ~
be his successor. Mr.. Swayzo teLdered MS ieSs''''
four months