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National Republican., 1885-01-16

The senate IN executive session yesterday
confirmed the following nominations:
Edwin Sprague 70 be collector of customs at
Marlborough, Me.
A. W. Hall to be collector Of customs, Nil.
waukee WIS
Army-First Lieut. John u. Kerr to be cap.
tain Second hCut. Chas. B. GatewOOd, first
lieutenant; First Lieut., Henry Seton, captain;
Second Lieut. l.. A. Lowering first lieutenant;
SeCOud Lieut.. Henry Kirby, first lieutenant;
First Lieut. VIM. p. Rogers, captain; First
Lieut.. H. X, Robinson, captain, Marine corps.
Second Lieut.. Il, l.. Denny, first lieutenant,
Marine corps; Lieut., Comdr, Samuel II, Baker
commander; Lieut. Norris r. S. Mackenzie
lieutenant commander; Lieut.. Chas. T.. Fox
Junior grade lieutenant; Lieut. John q. Free
mont jr., junior grade, lieutenant;
Lieut. Albert MortI, junior grade, lieutenant ;
Lieut.. Rogers IL, Gait, junior grade, lieutenant;
Lieut.. Charles X, Miles, junior grade, lieuten,
ant Lieut.. Oswin w, Lowry junior grade,
lieutenant; Ensign william II, Allen, liCuten-
ant Junior grade; Ensign Burns Il, Walling
llgutcnanG Ensign Clifford j, BOush, lieuten,
ant; Ensign James II, Sears lluetenant, Junior
grade; Ensign Abraham f. Culver, lieutenant
junior grade
Passed Assistant Surgeons Hampton Aulick
Alexander Y. Magruder, Homer H. Law
Howard smith, and Paul Fitz Simmins, TO Dc
surgeons In the navy.
10 be pOstmasters-Rlchard Kennedy, Nc.
Mnnville, Tenn; A. l., Tyler, Amston, Ala,
W. L. Kingsbury, EdmOre Mich; NJ, NJ
Brown, Quincy Branch, AIch.i j. j, utter
Parker, Dak.
National Republican., 1885-01-16

IT is to bo hoped that the senate will
promptly pass tho house bill providing
for the return of tho Chinese indemnity
fund. 1t is an act of justice for which
wo have already set precedent In the
case Of the similar fund returned to
Japan. The fund has long boon treated
in the public accounts as if IL was the
property of China, and 1t will stand us in
good stead to make II such in reality as
speedily rs possible. Such an act of fair
dealing and international honesty cannot
fail to produce favorable impression
upon the Chinese authorities tho good
effects of which will be rcapod by those
carrying on our large commerce with the
Flowery Kingdom.
National Republican., 1885-01-16
ABOUT PEOPLE.

GEN. GEORGE THoM, U,s A., is atwolcker's
hotel for the winter,
Col CHARLES E, DALEY and wife, from
Tucson, Ariz, arc at 0l6 Fourteenth street
northwest.
EDWIN Il. JOINS, ESQ., clerk Of the New
Hampshire house Of representatives, Is spend
ing few days in the city.
LIEUT. HARHY H. WEIGHT 9th United States
cavalry, formerly Of this city, IS at the Ebbitt
house on leave from Indian territory, and Will
remain until next Tuesday.
MRS. GEORGE J.. CoNyERsE, JR, wife Of
Llept Converse, Sd United states cavalry, ar.
ryf III here sunday from Columbus, ohio, on Il
ylsN to her father, Rear Admiral Thornton A.
JonNs,
MANWuILAH ARTHUR, paymaster U. s. A.,
ariyodNere yesterday morning on his way to
his statkn at New York, Riler paying the
troops ut hort Monroe, and Is the guest Of his
brolher III President, " the executive man
sion,
National Republican., 1885-01-16

Letters for Europe need not be specially d.
Tected Tor dispatch by any particular steamer In
order to seCuTespeedy deliVeryn NJ destination, Us
all Transatlantic malls are forwarded by tho
fastest vessels available.
Foreign malls Tor the week ending January II
viii close (PHoMPrLY In all cases) at this oilice
as follows:
SATURDAY.-At / a. m. for the West indies,
via ST. Thomas for Brazil and the La Plata
Countries, via Brazil, per steamship Advance,
via Newport News. AT g n. m. for Belgium d.
rect, per steamship Wacaand via Ahtwerpi
ut 3 n m. for Europe, per steamship Adrlallci
via Quoenstowni at a IN, for scotland direct,
per steamship Alsatiai via Glnsgow AT i II, m.
Tor Europe per steamship Main, via SOUTH
amptOn at $50 .. m, for Cuba, Porto Rico,
and Nassau N. T., per steamship Saratoga, via
Havana
Malls Tor China and Japan, per steamship
Oceanic (yia san FtAnciscO) close here
Jan. @l5 al Z p. m, Mails for Australia, New
Zealand, Sandwich and Fiji Isands, per steam
ship Australia lvia san FTancisco), close
here Feb ~ at z p. m. (or on arrival at New
York Of steamship Germanlc with British
malls for Australla).
aThe sch Of closing of Trans Pacific malls
Is arranged ON the presumption OF their unln-
terrupted overland transit 10 san Frnncsco.
Malls nom the east arriving on TiMEM San
Francisco on the day Of sailing Of steamers are
Dispatched thence the same day.
HENRY q. PEARSON, Postmaster.
POsToFfJcE, NEW York. N a., Jan " 1880
National Republican., 1885-01-16

Mr.. LAMONT eulogises the democratic
party for the extremely civil fashion in
which its members have so far rofrained
from bothering Mr.. Cleveland about the
offices. He advances the opinion that
the pressure upon tho president-elect is
by no means as severe as it would have
been upon Mr.. Blaine had the latter been
successful. 1t strikes us that Mr.. Lamont
does not size up the situation accurately.
The democratic party has learned by long
practice to be patient aud recognizes the
fact that LIST at-paaseRt Mr.. Cleveland
hGs no Offices to distribute. But all the
same, it is splitting upon its hands and
getting ready for the good time coming.
Just after the 4th of March when the un.
tanned democracy breaks through the
restraints of twenty-five years and
swoops down upon Washington in wild
search for the loaves and fishes Col. La
mont will have the helpless feeling Of q
chip adrift in Potomac freshet.
National Republican., 1885-01-16
Navy Uniform Changes.

The board Of navy officers, Of which Com.
mander Henry /. Howlson Is president, to
consider proposed changes and Improvements
in the uniform clothing of enlisted men in
the navy is still In session at tho navy depart
ment Paymuster George III. Read, who has
charge Of the clothing manufacturing depot at
the Brooklyn DQyy. yard, was before the board
yesterday and Wednesday, but will return to
NcW York to-day. The proposed changes, If
adopted will be decided Improvement in
the present uniform, and will not increase the
cost mat eTiaily,
National Republican., 1885-01-16
Tho Nlcnrnanan Treaty.

Senator Morgan made speech in the ex-
ecutiyo session yesterday In favor of the
Nicaraguan treaty, He discussed the possible
relations of foreign powers to this subject and
set forth at great length the advantage to this
country which may be expected to follow the
construction of the canal. There were no
other speeches. An amendment was oll6 red
by Senator Sherman looking TO negotiations
with Great Britain for the abrogatiOn or
amendment of the Clayton Bulwer treaty be.
flru Lho NiCArAgnAm lru.itY shnll tnke glleGt.
National Republican., 1885-01-16

MANY democrats are anxiously await.
ing Senator Germans explanation of his
part in the st. John sell-out. Before con-
tributing to make up the deficiency in
tho committees treasury they would like
an itemized statement Of expenditures
Perhaps the price paid the apostle of tenn
perance was in excess of the value of his
services.
National Republican., 1885-01-16
BO1RDING.
Personal COMFORE
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TTSEBUL FEET

.
Are requisite 10 health hence the highest modl.
cal. surgical, judicial, political military, and
naval dignitarics Of this country representatives
Of leading foreign governments, and thousands
of other well-knOwn personlgOs visit DIR.
WHITE & son, 14l8 Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington, and u North Eutaw street, Baltl-
Bunions, Diseased Nails. and other foot ailments
Fee, sl asltting. Established In Washington In
1861.
National Republican., 1885-01-16

Mr.. LOWS Williams, an ex,unlon soldier
who has had, II Is said, remarkable expert
ence. both as a soldier and with the pension
office, will tomorrow evening deliver q lecture
nj Masonic Temple. His lecture is said to be
very interesting.
National Republican., 1885-01-16

VIZ IL NARROWER,
w Manufacturer OF
STOVES, RANGES, AND FURNAOEA
And dealer In
WATER COOLERS and REFRId ERArORA
TINWARE, uOUSEEUANlSHINd
GOODS, &c,
g13 7rH STREET n. w, NEAR PA, AVE
WARRINGTON, y, v
National Republican., 1885-01-16
NOT so VERY RELIABLE.
Gen. Sherman Never Was Major and Never
Could Have Been so interviewed.

To he Editor.
cut this neat little article of reliable his
tory from a reliable virgnian In regard to Gen.
Sherman from the columns Of the New York
Times:
"RICHMoSD, VA, Jan.1i.-Mr L. NJ Richie
son, Il trustworthy reliable gentleman Of this
city, who was proprietor of a wharf boat at
Nlcksburg, Miss, when the war broke out,
this evening makes public the substance OF au
W. T. sherman at that period. Mr.. Richeson
says he was aroused from sleep one night by
Capt. SPOTS, of the steamer Eclipse who in
troduced him to Mai. Sherman, who was then
in command of tho regulars having been
transported from the Baton Rouge arsenal to
the northern side of the line. Mai. Sherman
said, Mr. Richeson, had you aroused 10 ask
lf you would ho kind enough to tuAe charge of
the corpse OF one OF my men and have the
him he would. lie then asked the major
what he thought of the situation. Major Sher-
man said: 'Alr Richeson, J. am afraid there
will be trouble, and then he added in sub
stance, i have spent many years In the south,
where | have received only the kindest treat.
ment, and before ! would fight against those
people / would lose my right arm.' Mr.. Richie
son says he is curious to know whether Gen.
Sherman remembers this interview"
In regard to this, / simply wish TO state that
Gen. Sherman never was n major either In the
regular army or the volunteers He resigned
Sept. o. 1858, being then Il captain in the COM
misSary department. He was reappOinted in
the army May II, 1861, as colonel of the 18th
infantry, and Immediately Joined his regiment
ut Washington, aud engaged In the first Bull
Run fight When he was appointed II colonel
he had been elected president OF st. Louis
street railroad,
Gentlemen, trot out your next reliable wit
ness, and be sure he is as equally reliable, tor
II Is only by such reliable facts that the truth
of history can be vlndicated. V.
National Republican., 1885-01-16

There is no better character comedian in
this country than Mr.. Dominick Murray, who
is to appear at the Theatre Comiquo next
week. Mr.. Murray has had many dlstin-
guished successes, and his acting in the
Lights % London" "Thc Ralah" and other
well-known plays attracted great attention.
His new drama, Escaped From Sing Sing" Is
said to afford an excellent opportunity for his
excellent one, and the scenery Is very elabo.
rate.
National Republican., 1885-01-16
REAL ESTATE, LOWS, ETC.
FIRE INSURANCE IN FIRsT-oLAss COM
PANIEs AT LOWEST RATES.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE;
Elegant residence on Iowa Circle, 10 rooms,
large buffers pantry, bath room, and all mod
ern improvements So, 900 terms easy.
Fine dwelling, on NJ street, IL rooms, modern
improvements; price, 10000.
Fine throe-stOry brick dwelling, NJ street, o
rooms, all modern improvements, lot 23 by
100; price, $1,000 cash.
Fine farm, 80 acres, with all necessary I'm
prOYements, In hnn state Of cultivation two
miles from Long Bridget price, $1,000,
Two new brick dwellings, on l. street, all mod.
ern improvements price, $4,000 and $1,000
eachi terms easy.
Two.story brick building, 20 by 90, lot 20 by
SO, Q rooms, including store Eighth and II SITS.
N. Wi price, $4,000; terms easy
Two dwellings, o rooms each, on Ridge street,
price, 81 200 cash.
National Republican., 1885-01-16
ny JOHN A. PREsCorT,
NsA7 Real Estate Broker,

is now located in his new office in the Kellogg
Building No 1416 Il st. ". W., whore he has
perfect facilities for the transactOn of the Real
Estate Business In all It's branches. Fine resi-
donces for sale. Houses In all parts Of the city.
In all other locations,
A speciality Ia made in the rental of houses
from the lowest to the highest vauc the best of
care exercised In this special branch. Money
loaned at the lowest rates OF interest, with great
consideration MS to security. All business Will
be transacted In strict fidelity Public patronage
is solicited. Telephone 1862 Notary Public
tall Il
National Republican., 1885-01-16
FOR RENT

FINE RESIDENCE, 1S Rooms, mod.
eTn improvements elegantly furnished,
near lhOlnhS clrcle''',','''''"''''''''''"'
FINE IiISIDENCE, 10 Rooms, mod
ern improvements near Thomas cir
loU.oO
FINE RESIDENCE. IL Rooms, mod
ern improvements GIG 18th st,...,... 660
BD- All property placed In my hands VIII DO
liberally advertised without cost 10 owners.
National Republican., 1885-01-16
Special NOTJCEs.
49, THE wAsHiNaToN GAS LfdnT
hs-G COMPANY,

Tho stockholders of tho Washington Gas
Light Company are hereby notified that the
annual meeting for the election of Directors for
Company on MONDAY, FEB. q 1885. Polls
open nom IL M. until p m. ..
by order CHAS. II. BAILEY,
faIR-1al Sacrptnry.
National Republican., 1885-01-16
Cir Natiunal RepuhIiralI
FRIDAY, JANUARY 1o. 1885.

Entered at the postoncc at Washington, u. Co.
rtHccond-clnss matter
National Republican., 1885-01-16

LNOR RENT-23 ST. 3. Ed ROOMS, ALL
IL c0nyenences, $50 53. THOMAS II. WAC
CANAAN, 917 Il st. N. w. Ctr
National Republican., 1885-01-16
WdNTED-HELP.

yTyANTED--w WOMAN no COOK, WASH,
w and iron Apply Immediately at b23 Sd
National Republican., 1885-01-16
DosToFFIcE NOTICE

N. B.-Note sent by mail promptly n
New-York tribune., 1885-07-06
PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. r.

NEWJERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
TIME tP1E q k k2I h!yEs YER 1881,
FiS %!A e. sS"a SsS
pce 81 agaa or o So
Chestnut M at colamoiaave. for Manayunk cOnsho
1sssn on all Day Trains
Rsiarnns isays s FHInA pELrHr Ninth ana Green .t..
@ nv ytS sS a0o an m @ .s SiS ei1 "a Gso ana isQ .r m
al i:io SEQ 800 1880 a. M loo s:So SO o.oo D. M
For Lo2k xSeN fEAI a. amt PuLrrsBuRc renn,
For IWifIfAIspoHT.. suNBuRY, LEwIsBURo and
rsI M4HT2y Glts hG az 49, tS S s4S g. s & 5 400
rS4 SS 9 E Scs ., i 20 snnass; s At 1 % so 400
For M Is sns S PIpsfoS % SO s Too ss
i:oo; l;s. 3t5. o45p: m: sundays at $3.50 D. IN.
For For phMhaUA at 700 lS si5 @ Loo iso si5 400
For BETiIIEiEHEM ALLEN rowN and MAucu CHUNK
at 900 200. si5, a. m Loo, l3O. 3a5. 545 pm sunday
For EAsfoS at 100 1900 s:45 m, Loo 1880 st5 400.
For iidn BRIDoEBKANcH at4'oo. $40 a. m. 400.
sSnSS: 5oS s!S an i'oo $780, 'oo iso
'Sr DR. iea asS Ss;: loo 50 S5S 800.
sS 5 S g.? j6 5 os sS sS ss &c. isfs 3
ESQ 5 5Ssy gSo @ SS s S o s' m oo 1872 M lo3s so 2o toS
rSr SSp IoNs 50? sa%Nc s i2c 6cAN GROVE &C. An rail- at
400 S So % o. BY cIeept sS OCEAN a tS rSys S g
For PnEEnoLb-Xs 526. 7ss ii.oo A. M lao. 400 500
rppr pr % %%AKEwoop, TOMS RIVER aud BARNEoAra at 400,
S45 a. IN. 1870. 4:30 p. 49,.
For ATLANTIC CITY. NISELAND ID and BRI RIDGErON
400 q. M. 1880 y. IN.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIyIsIONI
From Pier No y North River, via Sandy Hook.
For HIGHLANDS, SEABRIGHr aud LONG BRANCH.
4iso 300 liOo m. 100. 345 43o 550 .. m sundays
80 9;oc ilGoaw. ag!so% .srupv p.pv ocv,v oonv,,
OCEAN BEACH. POINT PLEASANT. &c, 800 ll.00
For % l St tiG eG .so 900 M, s.s $50
For IAKEwooD. TOMS RIVER, BARNEGAr 4:3o a. M,
100. 3:ij p m
North River 2i 2o7. ~ 2Gl; $50, 2o7. y4i and 1923
Broadway; $50, 737 and Tao 1th-ave. 4
IL Ii and lab Grcenwicb ST. lOS, 20S l.sth.st:
1891 $50 Bowery, and principal hot Is In NewY city
I'm ODklyn No. t0urt.st; lo7 broadway: SSa sGj
Fuons 2lU. $40 Manhattan-ave In 1ioboken 2J4 WASH
ipetDn.st ~ Y. Transfer Company VIII and check
ba gage from hotels Or residence 10 del inatlon.
i II WOOTrES. &. q. II ANCOCK.
General Manager Gen. Pass aud tckct Agt.
H. p. BALDWIN, q. r. p. Agt., ll9 Liberty-st. n y
New-York tribune., 1885-07-06
\ STEANBOAT CO.'S STEAM-
RAILROAD.
On and after June .. 1855.
GREAT rRUNk LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave SewlorA DcsbrOsscs and
fefrics, follows;
Harrisburg rttsburg and the West Pullman Palace
cars attached. n M, o. and m. daily. Ncw.Yoik
nnd Chicago Limited of Plrior Dining, smoking and
ing cars at a. IN. every dly
Wiamsp0rt Lock Haven, p. m. Cory and Eric
sp connectng at Cory for Itusvlic. Petroleum Cen
tre ana the Oil Regions
Baltimore WASHINGTON and the Limited Washington
Express OF Pullman Paror Cars daily sunday 10
a. arrive Washington 400 IN. regular $50 4 and
$50 m i;iU md m. and ~ night sunday 6:l5
$40 and IN. and IL night
FOR Atantc Suntiy with through o.
For Cape May. except sunday y. m.
Long Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations
va Railway ana Amboy e.. % 'ua a. N; ~ noon noon
al a M and p m. do not stop AT Asbury parkl.
For Old Point ana Norfolk, Philadelphia and
Norfolk liailfOad $50 %. days AMI Y.
day via Baltimore and Rav Line. $40 y. m. week days.
Boats OF BROOKLYN connect with all through trains at
Jersey Cty anorhing speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel.
Trans Arrive; From Piitsbgre g. 1880 m. 800 and
OSJ y. III. daily. From Washington and Baltimore, $50.
a. M. l;2O 3: q. % 800 aud lO'O5 y. III. sunday
G!o. a. m. 80 9;2o. 1000 p. IN. From Philadelphia
3:5O 800. T. \ 900 $3.50. 10 i:iO l;2O .. 32O
3So, 5;3O $40 6:55 7;20; $50 800. 9:35 1905 p. m
and 1920 night Sunday 3. 20. $780, 1905. sos, ll3j
so, G:l0, G55. e:20 0.jj. 1905 p. H.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. July 4.-pTOysl0ns -iacOn Cumberland Cut
Mldlcs, 21s. III Snort Clear Mlddles
.S. ol; IT,. = vi
Bcgf-N,s Od Tor Extra Indian Mess. Pri Moss
pork-Primc Mess j!s Ol pcr bbI Prime Mess Eas5oru.
Uus Western 52s. Lard-Amtrlcai. Hts. 81: Prime West
Lard on. Jjs. NJ. liams-i.Jng UuL sis Ill.
3Js Sd. Butter I2s i'd cw Tor hncst Unei
St.tes Chocse-Aperican Choice, 3is. Ot. Wheat
Western spring 6s lOd .07s Id Red Winlcr sOd ais ~
per ccnal. Sprng 7s 0d; New Wostcrd Wntsc 7s ID
New Mixed Western. as IL ldi CALIFORNIA No. Is Od
Is I'd California 40 z ia i'd ats si c"ntll Prolucs
spirits OF Iurponne 2Ss 6d Lon OIL psr
owt Petroleum. l6lGd por gallon. Glover Sccd
American Red. 4is. cwt. TailowJIs. 81
Common, 81 Mi Pale lls6d GOs. Ot Lnseed Oil. IA
3d. per cwt
The celpts wra for the three dlvs PAS
cent1ls, uing lJj.OOD cenals American.
The receipts American the days
AZ. 200 ccnials. 49,
LONDON July 4-Produce- -TduscedO. 22l los. 92 l7s
per Calcutta Llnscci. tJs. 5 quarter Linssei
Take AZ 9sOES o. per toI t,ehneA Potrolonn Dh -
Od. gallon; Spirits Of Turpcntinc 2ss cyL;
sperm OH s5s per ton Rosn -COmn 3s 7d pis "a;
Pale, 6s. Oils Pr0YN0ns-Lari. Az Oh psr owE f)c
Americans Sugar lSs 3D. per cwt for CuDa centriil gal
poar2iDg 30" and ljs ID Gl6s for Cuba LuscoyaiOfie
euning aiioat
New-York tribune., 1885-07-06
WEST SHORE RAILWAY.
THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR
l. - . 4

THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR
- - PLEASURE TRAVEL.
TIE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG THE WEST
ABOUND FOOTHILLS OF CATSKILL MOUNTAINS,
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
MOHAWK.
ON ai,er July 2. 1885. leave West 42d.st
stnton fOiiows:
All trains leave from downtown station Jay.s
North river 20 minutes earlier Than nom foot Of West
Detroit aud Chicago slO:iO a. '6:l0 'S. D. M Pull.
siccpcrs through
81. Louis. ~ 10 p. m. Pullman slcepers.
suspension Bridge Niagara Falls, Bunalo, Rochester 72O
40: q a. ';iO 's;lO p. NJ Seepers ana parOr
Utica and syracuse 720. 'l0lO. mao a. M 81 70. $50
Highland Pokeepsie saugeresand Albany .l2:l0 7:2o
Newburg. Kingston and Catsklll. sl2:l0 1870, 300
slO.lO. il.Ij q. NJ. g. -. 80 *G:lO. 49, D.
Saratoga specials. 300 ll:la "a. 3 8 IN.
Lake George. 500 lll1 m. SATURDAYS only 3i5
kaaters sil iunter, Hobart, Grand Hotel station
nicl, o. U, llJ $50 Buffet parlof
Hotel ana Hotel haaerskill via phWncia 800 and
q: q m.
PalenviIle, Cairo Mountain Station. 'l2.lo 7.eo
0NO ll:!J a. H. a4J ~.
For Montreal and canada East I: 900 A. m C:lO D. m
Hamilton London. 'lOlO m, "O;lO. "sil0 y. uni Toronto
s6;lO. sS:lOp pm
.Daily. Other trains daily except Sunday.
For tckets time ttDes paiiOr sleeping
lions or INFORM ton apply at oles Jersey City Penn.
H. station; Hoboken, 10 ulsonsti Brooklyn Court st..
Sl5 56S 50 0i6 lao 1928 Broadway 73, 6thaye liJ
East 2aths, 1884 nowery and West shore stations foot
West i2ds and foot 0t Jayst North Baggage
called Tor AID checked from hotels and reaences orders
| can be left az ticket onces HENRY MONETr
$50 broadway. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-06
EUROPEAN FGSASctNL uAR<er,.

LONDON July AZ p m.-Unned stats. Four Per Cont
Bonds. I2G: do Four and Hair Por Cent Bonds l6:
canadian Pacific. ~ Erie lt; do second Cons0s 52
Illinois Central l29is Mexican Ordinary 23',
MON t3 Ncw-iOrk Centrdi IS. Pennsylvanit iSi4 Rcl
lug. l.
hank bills three months il per ccut, for
trade bills. % DAYS to three months D2 cent.
Paris quote Three Per Cent Rentes 81 francs
20 for the account aud exchange London
80 francs - y ccntnie- for checks.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-06
ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

NEw-Y0RK ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
THROUGH PULLMAN BUFFEr SLEEPERS WITHOUT
CHANGE BE1wEtE NEw-YoRK AND - 4 LAWRENCE
RIVER on train leaving JGyst ew-york, Sz5 D. m
IVES, 42d-st. 6t6 p mi Fnltonst, Brooklyn, 4i5 Rc
turning, steamer ST. Iawrencc leaves Aexsndrta Bay
D. Day train leaves Jay-st. 500 Wrst l2dst $50
a. M; brooklyn s25 a m Night tram runs laly >
MILLS BU lLDING,
New.York. &c. ANDERSON.
q. r. AGENT
New-York tribune., 1885-07-06
DKOVIDENCE LINE
i
WORCESTER.

NASHUA, CONCORD,
ALL NORTHERN NEW-GNGLASD POINTS.
Peasantest route 10
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Elegant Steamers
RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS leave New. Yorh
Pier 20. " H.. foot Warrenst, daily except
sunday.
Longest W ATER ROUTE full nights rest. White Noun.
tain train with parlor leaves steamers landing Provt
dence thrcug to FabYan's without change
. breakfast steamer at DinHer at Plymouth,
arriving at Faby ans tarly in afternoon.
PROVIDENCE LINE
Ia most direct To resorts on
NARRAGAN-ErI BAY
Tickets and statcrooms be secured In NewYork at
Asor 257. 2s7 3O7 397 4J7, 1856 9i2 957 Broad.
Windsor, Fifth Avenue. Astor liousc, Grand
Cosmopolitan Iiotels32o Bowery. In Brooklyn at 333
Washington 13O Fulton SITS. and AZ Pier 30 y. X.
send TO Box 3.Oll for summer Excursion Book.
d. :. BABCOcK. L. W. POPPLE,
President. General Passenger AGENT.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-06
V'HE NEW LINE
NEw'YoRK.c % EoIyuLE, OLD PoTN3

,,o,, CoMgORr AND TIE s0UTn 0"D
rt 70 NJ ~ NJ " tASltE THAN Any OTHER ROUTE
ihe Now York philadelphia Norfolk railroad Company
now runs fast Day and Night Express between SewNorx
Md csps lsres Trans leave Newi ots via rcpnriyaa3
Faoss ,n o;sp y week days and p % asiy arsyns 2
lek p m and vln n. Sleeping through from Now
YORK 70 cape Charles and Parlor Car rom Philadelphia 1tn
out chargc lehe 1aror seas and sls berths
bc seearei at any Ticeot ensy Kaoad
Company. X. H. COOK, licn'l sal LtSkxnl Agcaa
~. W. DUNNE SUveriptep epasnG
New-York tribune., 1885-07-06
COTTON MARvrr,-ey rELeae,pu

LIVERPOOL. July 4. Cotton irm Miidlng Upands. II.
lid; Mliing Orletns J41 sllcs7.ODO bales. including
300 bales Tor speculation and export receipts $500 bales
American. Futures steady: Uplands Low Mddng clause.
July delivery d2-6ia sellers; 90 Jny and August dey'
i36ld sellers 10 August and september delivery,
4764d sellers do September AMI October delivery 466ldI
october and November delivery, 3J6id see
November aud December delivery, 37jid. value do.
December ana January delivery. bid yauc Janu-
AIRY and February delivery. J3-Gid. sellers.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-06

Government ponds were rregularly active but ruled
firm. State bonds neglected and without feature.
Railway bonds closely followed tho movements OF the
share market outside OF the speculative kind the mar
ket dull and firm ia tone.
The subioned table gives the highest lowest and final
prices aud number OF shares sold. together with the
nnal figures of week ago OF wenty-eght active or rep
rcseniatiyc stocks:
WEEKLY RANGE.