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x.vs Yr.sa VI Ar.sle r1.st,

SAH FAAKorsoo, Oo&. 1.-THE Corwin
arrived here ts-dsy, and brisss news
frcM TIE arctic Asst up to the 2Oth OF
Angus. She reports that the
wAAissa, AAbel and George and
essea, were hlswx ssh0re n
= sAls 81 wind - August 10, Ia waln-
wrtEhrs ixlst. Three of ne crew of
taa sasSa were lcst. The sur-
vivMs of tao evsw e ths wrecked
.hslssg bark, Napoleon, Of
New Bedford, were also teken
assara ths Oorwin. Tao crew con-
slvssA ef s6 ofdcsrs and seaSaen. Alter
u was sseertHiAsd that the ysssclN was
In siakinE condition, boats were
anssd' sSas Tian nins men IN each,
set thsm lswsrsd from the daviM and
beats rssaslnsa togsslsr one day and
nisAt, but during the hsrce gallo, and
while envslopsd In fog on the second
mo no ',.iss Of 4. fosrts day the &c oorwis sis
picked 40 enc OF the bosts With einht
Rsrsoas AlvS aad xins dsaA. In the
svsniSg Aasthsr beat wss picked
|up with six Of tho
occupants alive. The two other boats
wsco not sesn cgala, and 1t ID supposed
they were Loaf. Ths suffering from
soia ssd hunger was 10 intense that
two OF tho crew pariAhsd, among
tkssa, tAe hrst and third Kaktes. One
II those rescued Joaquin Knels, from
wham the above Facts were slio-
ltcd, had his feet badly frs-
zen. Ths captain OF the
whaling boat hkd amputated
bts tass previous 70 his rescue.
0a Jaly l the Corwin arrived q
Kotz sound, whence the exploration
narhiss vet out---ors undar the com-
maud sf Lisutsnkst CAntwsll,
10 procssd up 70 Koakow6
river, ths other under Assistanf
Enxissdr McLannigNn, TO pr0eeod
Iup The unexplored Nottak river. The
Cerwta thea continued northward,
August II, turned Ter
ssurss southward and arriyod
vt Hathan Inlet August Z, wher0
shs found both exploring parties,
who had returned after hay.
i.g susosssfslly executed their
tasks. koLfnnigan reports having
met Lisutsnant Stoney and party 6
the uppsr head OF ,Hathsn
Inlet. stoney was Just sbout
10 start for the intofiorl
The Oorwin brought mail from Hto-
ney's party. The vessel left the ArctiO
August ., aud arrived st St. Michaels
September 1, and found Lieut.
enants FAllor, Scrgesnt Robertsofl.
r. w. Ficks, OF tho United States sigs
nal corps, comprlsing the party sent
to explore the Copper river and
region between II and the Yukon
rivers. Here also were found two
English tourists, ]. w. Garland
and +. r.. Beatty, who had
made remarkable trip from
Great Snake lake Ecross MeKinxi0
| river to Youkon, and down the latter
to Ss. Michssl's. Both parties wore
taken On board and brought here ON
September .. Tho Corwin anchored
of Halls Island, where . l,600
pound Polar boar wsa shot and killed.
Il win bs sent to the Smithsonian In.
stitu.e.
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Arrssksd Gar son.r,r.az

BSr5AI.o, N. r. Ost. la.-rhs sssss
jury has iouae iadiossasnM for oca-
aFlfacy asatsnt Jchn u. Archisa,A, au
oficsr of the RAGE&Erx Oh sepnanv /:
Esxry VI. RossFx, Of Nrw YORK, vSe
IL psfSnes OF CHARLES Prstt 4 Co.; Am-
brsss MsGfsksr, Of Cleveland; Wirezn
y, nsscest, of 0slifurnia, aa1 q, II,
Eyer<eh ct R,schester, whs is new su y
possd - bs on board sssAHasr rstars.
TAG from Europe. The sonplsinau. !,
tas kafalo Luhyiest,ng Oil esmpSny ,
alleges SHAT de!sndnats oonsplysd O.
onrn AID blow up ths nuasls
works; thas thsy hired Witnesses ts
smNit PERJURY; that tnoy saasss dis.
ectAllaAtien in frcight ratss, 90 n pei.
iiay faaintiff 60 pay excessive raiss
hsS tast Ia various ways they slan.
dsesd goods and repStatisaa " plain.
tils. Nhe Buffslo works claiaa 10 hAvs
pwsn psrsscutsd ny the SsGadArl fro 4
tAs Iime they ware sstabiikhed In 1891
fhe. wofks btew up xsd 100 ksrrals oi
ou wsrs destroyed, Plsiesifa allsRs
they have ths confession of q pees III Il
hs caussd the sxpiosieu,at tho In st aa-
tioa OF msn Identified with the Stand
ard OH oonpsny. He ia now said Il
have turned Stssss evidences, watch /,
the prims cause Of thasa indistEasnts >
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vhs Knights Of Labor.

HAMILTON, Ont, Oss. l2-At the
general assembly of the knights of
Labor held here, tho following officers
wers slected: Grand mastsr work.
,nsn, Il. w. Powderly, Of Scranton,
PennsJlvania; grand worthy foreman,
Rlohsrd Grinl!ha, Of Ch;csgo; general
secretary snd treasurer, Fred Turner,
OF Phiiadslphln; general auditor, j. g.
Csrille, OF Brooklyn, New York; sec.
retary OF insurance, III. G. NcGaw, of
PitisburR, Pennsylvsnia.
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United ssetss supr.~s o.ars.

WAsHrssroR, O,s. l2-Tas tsrm OF
the szprsms coart of ths Uuitsa statss
was formally opsn4d at aeon to-day.
A fail bsnsh sci 4 largs ssn0oarss al
attorneys e-nd spectators wore prste !.
Ssveniscn atssrnays were sa siitts6 TO
prsssicc brforO the court. The court
adjourned ut 1910 To call upon the
president. Tbs work Of the terrr will
bsaiA to-xorrow with assignee aasos
coming over from last term,
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CRIME AND CASUALTY,
swlHoL'rs posraAsrsn
~" fass rrsshis h PsH,splvanis-ssv.
srsi frsaiaslt Psvsons Arr.ssss
nr Sssspirss5- = Fatal Dssl
ShA Ksisss - ArhaasaA
Wreakea WAalsss.


6zrovA, Pa, 0s n-rur,hsr a.
vssopSssss ssrsar To the sAsssaxs a
tia scsseAsahxss Recently Insp,,-
sor sessss, sf rshsurg. s,sssvsrsA q
Asacit Of sa,tes in tAs ssssuxss Il D.
hstss Wells, the psstsasstsr's son, IL
sss, nav leaksa eat that WeIls wSs
selfaeA 10 cover n,Se0 OF q pyoyions
tssyes1s In Nay, which was aid ever
= ths iaspeotss By . hrstAar-jn-lsW,
Ne sussssHast discovery sf the 81 eei
shsttase Ass lea - NssS aissoverj q,
VE viev.Ms crs ali fsrpkrners :,
employed Ar NE Asrt part IL Tie az,
ssnaivs str-ahsps ef Tia PvSDsyivasis
SItreas. ese tavsrlrs sHas -
worked sn Ais e,asa Of posSls Wa y
wac ensh ~ sAovoy ssaerS Ma etyS
fsSissossd is.s<r ysssipa. Thsrs sys
AsssS AeW MssAsaiss snPAoyva lsre,
rsss ef wsen spv yeamS nasn saa whn
sSAA Msaee W kAsir pAlsAn KsssthIy.
Esestv oil u tabsa hSve uu6Csced
WhsN the p@saisMens are fsIly az
psesA they aill rsNsk ever IS ~. Ths
Ahair has krouss4 Ne taSitxavtsa a
svsfybssy IN Ehis BART OF sAN nbsts
ssd tso rroape. reuaevA 0f Wells II
aeNssas&. Iaapesssr epssss is a. an.
iss sAs hssSs sf tAs ssrArsnsaI :,
waa.aiastss and has tAs nus9sr Il
hand.
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snstraoais.s 10 css...as 90 o.rs

WAsR1Fsrss, Oss. M.--yha sssrs-
;ary OF the treasury hiss issusd . cir.
cslsr to caa'asls offiosrs, in wAicx he
ssYs thst an 1t appears TO sp imprsc-
Isaole to proeurs, usssc exissias
laws, accurate nt2ttssise ss era.frsnia
arriving Ia ihe Unitsa Htasss by rail-
wsya, from coa tsgiaax foreign tsrrl-
tory, the collection Of ssstistlcu OF suoh
immigration will bs diseontipusd an.
I'll ctharwisS orGerad.
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Sr. PAUL, ost. l1.-asnsrAl J. a. 4
Brisbin, chairnsn Of re executive
committee Of the National Cattle aud
Horso-growera' association OF The
United States, desires 70 contradict Z
report scat out that the executive GEM
nitlcc had borrowed, or woul1 borrow
a large Aniount Of money for the benNs
tit Of the association. The assoui sSion.
ss asssrts, does net need money, M
the members Of the committees ~
sbuudantly nble TO meet ell dsmsn1S
without berrowiug. = = =
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Mary Asdsrssn Al rev Y.rx.
Ssv Yoax, OCT, l2,-Mary Ara,

Ssv YoSk, oct H-Nary Ande.-
soa made her 6rss appsAtaAss, sftsr
TWO years OF sucosss In Esrsp., al the
star theatre tonight. shs was sun.
sorted by cxcellsnt company, tho
same tnst was with her In hsr krst ap.
mMsnco Ia Gsgland. nhs was most
nosrtily welssmsa by An audionos
thN crowded the house % the
do.rs. The play was "As You Like
N mwblch abs ssslmed ths role OF
"hossllrd" kiss Asdsrson aohi4vod
q decided suacass, aud was freQusSAlY
Gale before tho curtain. =,
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LAnen maTrnns,
qrsulls With Huncariaas.

PIrrssuEa, Oct. l2.--aungarisna
employed in the construction Of this
Cresson, Clssrfisld County q New
York Short Llas railway, did not 70.
ceive their pay on tbs day 1t was due
last week. They feared they would
not get IT, aud attocted Americans
who were experimenting the work.
All escsped hut ono OF tha contractors,
named Ferguson, who wsS captured
by the HuDRariins, and held tn ssp-
tiyity by them. They swesr they will
XIII him If they don't Eet their psy BY
tho ooth iuAt,
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LiTrLn Rock, Dot. 2--PsrtIculxrs OF
tho dpel With knivss Ia Clark county,
thin State, havo just bssn rscoivsd
here. IL appears thst CHARLES Wright
and Jasper Owens, two young nan,
got into quarrel while a. work In the
Gotten Geld. Each drew = knifo and,
sdvsncing towards each other, q ter
rite fight commenced. Both wcro c,,t
severely. The fight culninntsd is
Wright plunging hls kuils 20 tns hilr
inside his antagonist. lie foil % the
ground, mottally woundsd. Wright
gave himaolf up, clalmigg he did it in
aclf descnre. He in highly o,nuectsd,
being son OF Hon. Alfred Wright, q
leading oitixen or CLARK county.
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onAnA, Oct ia.-rn = lester 10 IL
omsha Bee, Captain 10. Bourks. q
tho Third Uuited States cavalry. Ca.
eral Crooks acknowledgement ia ~
Sierra Msdrc camraisn axSlnss ~
Apachess charscterixes ~ whollv ~
rue .ne s.ory that uenersl Croof -
ap,uteu ~: nr made terms Wik6, r.
apsones ~ ~ This II tho of1) -
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i.I among the ds!sgaGss rsspss<luR ~
claicas OF HE various esaueu men fS6G,
tinnsa fer the Aonors, Mr.. Parnell -
l>csse candidates. fer dx Of the dlvin.
inna. leaving The convention 10 soIoCo
the seventh.
rxn yhDHeH HLHNIoRs,

fAsIs, Oct. n-M. Drisssa. the pre-
nisr, In ssswstias songrstllstory -
dresses - his re-slestion 70 seat n
the Ohanhsr Of Dsaatiss, said that tAe
ossssrvstivs eAiss saaass shsks ths
csssssass Of tho h,pabiicsns, wbs wiz
hsva ~ risrtsy IN the xsv CAambsr.
As asslarsd the HossrsAists tried ~
ovsrtArsw sf tAo rspuhlis. Il would
ssNse revolntlen IN sthsnptiue 70 r..
ssfe sAas ena. Neither ths Rspubll.
ssRa nsr the oxarsAists eaalre M
sesssd, bat Ne rspassie alone csa
sSHsr psAse as hsme.
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rAxss, OF, iA--lspssial.l--Mrs. 4.
d. aArssSs svsrtsrasA a laAp last
svsaAAg. ths burAiAx stl sssting are 70
the hasss. TAs Aasass wsS quickly
exnhsuishst ~ the Ssist saa the
hosk snd ladder ssnpesy.
Hsv. y. l. 1rsalsy \ new vi~slnx
rNlsNvss II the city.
A nild Hsrther Il spcn ~.
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The Danger Paas.A

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1a.--Surgson-
General Hamilton. said to-day this
danger Of q cbolsrs Invasion or thia
country had pnss0d for the present.
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WARRINGTON, Oct. 12.--For the Vcst
Gulf ktssaa: Generally fair wsathar;
winds generally nOrthsrly; slisht
changes In TEN psraturs.
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re Wreekea Mha,sra.

SAN FRANCISCO, ,Ost. 1f.--Tho United
States revenue cutter Corwin, il jlst
coming In. She has about 100 Of ths
tho crow Of the wrecked Arctic vhslsra
aboard.
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epalu
A eeRrNxrn rAILvar,

NAsaIs, Oct. u.-Nswspapsrs hsrs
sessidcr shs six wsshs' xsgotiasisns
hetwsal Spain md Gsrn Any, regard
tsE NJ ssrsitass eusstsa, 3 complete
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UngIsnS.
TINE srstkrss splaArivns.


LvERPsoL, Oct. 1a.--The strike Of
cotton operatives at Oldham 10 sti'l
unsstlisd. Tss Esn have held . n nsst-
ing and refused ~ accent the tam.
offsrsd by the owners.
cHuRcuILL's sPRusH.
LONDON, Oct. n-Lord Randolph
CAurohill, In his address 10 the elsc, q ~ \,
OF birmingham, said Tories woul,l
strive, ~ FAR - = politisel economy
would admit, to multiply the numb sr
a frecholdors ard occupisrs of lnnd
throuGhout the United Kingdom, IA
utilize the powers OF Parliament An Inc
direction OF thrifty spending OF thc
reopies nonsy, and 70 reform psriis.
of mestings OF parllsment. No ~ IA
remedy right sits1ngv. In . word, tho
Tories would govern the empire n, the
light OF oomnon sense, -
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Fer the Extensio. OF Domestic sssam.
boat Service.

WARRINGTON, ost. is.-Thc psstmas.
tor'Eonersl II about 10 make an sfort
70 transfer The Havans service from
tho isrcisn mails bureau 10 the on -
OF tho second assistant postmastsr-
gonera'' and ciass Il VITA domestic
steamboat service. The postonlce sp-
preparation bill of 1ast
yesr included n provls-
ion au'horisIuS tho department 70
contraos for The extension Of domestic
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WAsHrNsrss, OCT. n.-aa ysnysry
i, last, the foartk-sisss pexsstas> Il
Hosks<Ss. Nssrssks, was slasss On
tas list Of prssidsxtssi sAses. Az
sSouaa Ntss lssxsas hsys slspsss
sssss shss sssu,sSss, act a ssxsis rs-
p'lsssiss isr the peslsise at esstnassssr
at tsAs rlses sa~ bsss rsssivse ut tse
resso@sc lsss-tAset, xsr has axy
rseosssassaSasa hss1 Maxs lsokisg
10 an r$pstssgesst, s~Nses sx3atly III :
poat sasaAsr, sl&kssyh ks,stsg . fssrts-
e'sss esss sntsosts, !, rassgtiAd ths
o@esaeeiSeN Of Q rreaAkAaysai rsse-
wsse1, FAh tssss sf MfEatr, lr said 70
es visssas . prsss&sss "A tss Aiwssry
sf sas asPsrcxAsxt.
The frssaSsst ~ east nts Vets Car Wtl,
TAsggrsTsu, en-. lA--rss Rcst
ssJs: This srsssasnt kss AsssssA 10 ss
hosss sss vsss In the New York ussts
elsssioa. Ths eness day u he depart,
are hsa hss ~, Asvsysx, kssu tx~a.
it 10 prstahls taks hs viii leave NJ aah.
snFecs 90 ths ~ u M&ysm s~v. 10 ser,
ATS bullet fer Rau the sslIs wiNx Ssy,
ana rstara ~ tsa Waite Reuse, ne
viii xss b. away ffsM sbIs slsy Hsrs
ssaH fssr days. Tia prssisaut IL 3
voter Ia EuKslo ely, sMa hia ma sa 4,
on lac register OF the Ninth ware.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Wednesday, July s, 1855.
DooRKEEPER WNTERsMIIH DYNG.-A telegram wac
received by Colonel Wintersmith to-day announcing
that his son. James c. Wutersmlth, the dOorkecrer Of
the House of Representatives 10 in dying condition.
Mr.. wnersmh has been IN poor health ever since the
adjournment OF Congress.
THAT COMPOUND INTEREST NoTE.-The First Controller
will be called decide the question to the right 81
the Treasurer 10 redeem $50 compound interest bear.
OF 1864 the face OF which the date OF
act authorizing its issue is wrongly stated. The Treas
urer recently redeemed such a note. and the First
Auditor In passing his accounts disallowed the pay
ment
WIRES FROM TIE TREAsURY.-The force OF Treas.
ury abecrs removed the telegraph and telephone wires
from the roof OF the Treasury Department to-day. All
those for the Of the Government cut down
and bundled up huge piles at the foot the nearest
telegraph pole TO which they attached The line
OF the companies went around acrw ard aud gath.
cred up their tangled property.
AssAYER HARRISON EXoS.RArED.-Juige McCua
Solicitor of the Treasury to whom referred the ev
taken in the investigation OF the charges pre-
erred against Russell b. Harrison. Assayer In charge of
the United States Mint at Helena. Mont. has made
his report the Secretary OF the Treasury In which he
Mr. Harrison The solicitors report IL salts
factory to Mr.. Manning and Mr. Harrison Will be so
informed.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
FUNERAL OF COMMANDER GoRRTy0E

The funeral of Lieutenant-COmmander
Henry II. Gorrnge took place yesterday morning In
Grace Church. The church we'll Allied with those
who sought to memory OF the gal liant officer
Among them were Charles A. Dana Commodore Chand-
lcr Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard Orlando H. Potter, DR.
william ii. Draper. j. f. Tams. W. Butler Duncan Gen
era Fitz John Porter and DR.. George l.. Peabody The
body the church by the sections attend-
ants followed BY Mrs. Gorringc. the ofhcors mother.
and DR.. and Mrs. Hilani. body-seryanf, whom
Commander Gsrrngo brOngnt with him from Egypt
when he brought the obelsk over. also walked
rcverently behind the cOn. Mr.. Warren the organst
OF the church played drge the body was brought
Afterward the choir sang " Lord. let me know my
end" The coffin Of oak covered with black cloth,
and trimmed with silver nails and handles. The plate
on the lid only the dead mans and the dates
OF his birth and DEATH together with word IN the cuo-
form characters, familiar those Of the obesk It's
meaning is " At rest forever - Floral figures lay IN
abundance the coffin. cross Of white, shear, a
scythe. broken column and other embems OF death \
large pillow OF white rested on the head oi the
coffin, lettered with purple flowers In Lgyp
tian characters They formed his name
An anthem, Go to the grave" sung by the choir
which the rector the Rev Dr. Huntington. read the
service. After the scripfura texts had been read.
hear n voice from Heaven" was sung. aud ~ reccs
siOnal hymn Nearer, Cod 10 Thee, was rendered
Among those present were some Old sailors WHO sat
near the altar They deeply affected. and several
OF them audibly One OF them 90 look NJ the
of his dead mander. The body was placed
in the morfuary vaults under Grace House IL VIII re-
main there a month DR. aud Mrs Hilsnd will return to
Philadelphia In August, where the body will bc buried
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
LACKAwANNA JOINS IN THE FIGHT.
AFTER HANGING BACK LONG, 1T AT LAST MEETS
THE CUT PASSENGER RATES.

AFTER HANGING BACK LONG, 1T AT LAST MEETS
THE CUT PASSENGER RATES.
As IL to punish a sarcastic commentary on
the reports Of favorable progress in negotiations
for settling the railroad difficulties, 1t officially
yesterday that the Delaware Lackawanna and
Western Railroad had determined to take hand ia the
passenger rate war Rates reduced and instruc-
tons issued all agents that they to meet the low
made by any all Of the competitors OF the
Iackawalna. The Lackawanna up to the present has
rcfraned participation in the cut In the
rates. 1t followed the first moderate breaks In the
tariff when the roads got the Chicago rate down be-
low 81 the Lackawanna declined to meet the cuts The
result almost total suspension of through business
to the done the regular Offices while the ticket
brokers would deal In the tickets Of that line except
ct rates practically prohbitory About the only cut
met by the sckawanna right along has been that the
rate Buffalo. The conservatism Of the road in this
direction in sharp contrast to its capturing
Of freight at any rates necessary to secure it,
The Lackawanna offices yesterday sold tickets to the
10 c"aso 50 to Cincinnati 81 to Cleveland and sii so
TO St. Louis These figures 81 TO 81 under tho tariff
in through fares s the cut made In local fares
to meet the secret cutting by the Erie to competitive
points For time the brokers have been making
reductions over the Erie to Bnghamton. Elmifa and
other points where that line and the ackawanna come
In conflict The brokers selling by both roads 10
Elmiia Tor S. reduction OF So %, to Binghamten for
"a. cut OF " IS, and propcrtionaily 70 other com
Central to Richneld Springs s also met by the Iacka
wanna.
Railroad men not surprised by the news OF the
"new departure" OF the Iackawanna their wonder has
been that IL not taken sooner. An agent OF the
Lackawsnna said: 1--WE have practically done no pas
eenger business since refusal to follow the other
trunk lines, but officers determined 10
secure share OF the traffic and will meet every
one OF rivals at their lowest rates through and
local travel There is now why at equal fares
cannot get good patronage. Our line IS the short
est, our equipment OF the best and we wil work 70
travellers Our freight shippers don't leave after
using the road and Will labor to attach pas
OeDgers to us In the same way"
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
rur srppIy avn pRycys or rRrrrS

The fruit of July exhibits the full variety. if
not abundance. OF tmoy fut. Peaches will not show
iavorably for many days yet Those here arr mainly
from the far SOUTH and too high for popular use.
Cherries plenty for the moment and fairly low. TO
10 pound FOR cooking and table lots with the hest
sour for preserving cents. Tho rains of sunday
aud tuesday followed by hot sun will almost up
nearby uupckrd fruit. The West is winding up tie
straw berry supply at 3G- cents quart. with best
Oswcgos IL cents Antwerp raspberries specially In
New York trade. never too plenty and THIS b.
not an exception They bring - al cents quart. Na-
tive and randy wine rcd are and - cents The whole
some blackcsp and sells readily at TGO
Blacsberrie- are too high for common and buyers
will walt Tor the regular supply Cultivated sell at
Ga - cents, Wild AT &C. Ecd curaDts al cents
a pound The trade IN huckoberrtes Is mainly for
bakers use at about sdl2 ceuts quart. Red Wild
goose plums from the South lO0 2 cents quart
Mar, land aud Norfolk apples begin 10 show size.
Bushe crates sell at 30 cents and 81. Nrgnias 1T 80
cents and 81. Georgia watcrmelon- begin TO push
Flonda's aside They open low at Si5d $50 for 100.
Rates, however. Will be higher size and quality im-
prove Nearly 1900 came by yesterdays Savannah
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fifth sts not the hest that could
have been chosen for the purpose In this neighborhoOd
The ground uneven, full Of holes and pentfuy sup
piled with stones while disagreeabe Odors peryado tho
air. Marching 1t therefore not An agreeable
exercise and to stand STILL swelterng In the and In
halng the unpeasany laden amosphe 70, was quite as
bad The OF the regiment had an unhappy time Of
the Casino near by.
The new colonel Albert p Stewart, was in comma nd
Leaving the armory, at Grand aud Ludlow sta, at
p. he marched his men through Grandst to South
Fthaye., where they took on the elevated rail-.
road for their destination. Arriving there about 2:30
o'clock they went to the field and there wers Kept
standing under the hot for half an hour or more
until InspectorG General Philip H. Briggs, OF the Gov
ernors staff arrived During this time Sergeant John
Kesser, OF Company d. was overcome by the heat. He
lay for some time under tree. receiving no attention
from the surgeons and finally carried of the ground
in an ambulance procured by policeman He soon
recovered and reoned the regiment after the inspee
ton The command was inspected and then passed In
review before General Briggs No field man9uvres
were attempted. There were 335 present At 8
o'clock the companies returned to their armory while
tho ed and stan officers went to the Casino for refresh
New-York tribune., 1885-07-09
MONMOUTH CUP. 2 MILES
FIFTH RACE. SELLING, 1 MILE.
RACES AT WASHINGTON PARK.

CHICAGO, July S.-The attendance at Wash
ingon Park to-day large there being less
5000 people tho grounds when the race for the
Washington Park Cup In the first race, one
mile, for maiden three-year-ods the starters were
Guydette, Hertogas. IT. Patrick Hot Box. Manda
Brown, Moorheld, Ouida, Constellation and Polly
Yates. furlong from home Polly Yates through
and challenged the leaders. She won easily by half
length from Guydette, Ouds third; tne I:44a
Mutuals paid 2l 20. The second race six urlongs for
Iwoyearoldhllies, was won by Mamie Hunt, who was
headed with Estelle, the favorite second
three lengths ahead OF Flora l.; time, 1l5. Mutuas
paid Sls7 CO. The Washington Park Cup, for all age s
two miles and quarter. by Modesty three
lengths from Bob Miles, who beat Binette by length
and half for the place time, 4:O34 Mutuals paid
SO so.
In the fourth race, mile heats, selling allowances,
Falconer took the second place In the first heat.
Hazarus winning by a nose. with Phil Lewis third ;
time 1:42A The second heat won by Ell Butts,
The Ute second four lengths In front Of lazarus time
l:44. Butts led in the third beat and by three
lengths; time, l:45. Mutuals paid S296 so. The fifth
race, steepechase, Slocun led from tho the
finish. Asco second. Niphan third; time. 3:00ia.
Mutuals paid S22.