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New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
A OHAkPIOy SwINMIN0 CONTEST.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. "A Speciab.-The third
ami last swiDminR contest between Dennis f. Butter
champion Of tho United SAtes aud William b. Johnson
champion OF England took place this evening over y
hve-mie course The stArt was made at Fiv,-Miie
Point uosr Briesburg and the terminus was Ridge
Way Park. Butler WAS not IN condition, and for tue
frat fifteen minutes JOHNSON kept good lead. Opposite
The coal piers NJ Port Richmond Butler put series
Of desperate spurts and came up abreast Of his
pettoE Al this moment terrific rain and WIND storm
tho north broke tho river and furlo
WAS tho gale that both swimmsrs w-ro compelled to
around aud 70 with IT, The storm lifted In fifteen
tnuutrk.
When the course resumed the night for the lead
Was bOlly contested Al times Butler would shove in
front, aud then allow johnson To him The mon
evenly mstcicd that it WAS sDybOiy's until
within hall u milo OF the nnlsh, when u lor rogaiu~d
and nine lnnuiss :rOhi tho stsrt. winuin. the
championship belt aud the purse OF $500. J0hnson's
time WAs Que minute aud ton seconds longer.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
DEMANDS OF COAL BOATMEN.

The canal bOatmcn employed in the coal
compauies aud otbeis interested grant the demands
presented month. Tho demands that captains
shall 500 a month nstsad OF $50 aud S35 at
prescott and that boat shall receive 20 cents In
ste.d Of cents ton from Hoboken ami IS cents In
stead OF 7 cents from South Amboy. The Boatmrns
Labor. 10 compo,ei OF men VINO theli boats ana
captains who are employed by large boatownrrA Tho
former are tho worse on They receive Tor Of
$50 sontb Amboy S3s rs. tho total penses
are S27 -. leaving for wages. repairs. etc. $40 80.
Under the present systen they mako about two trips
month further demand s that each boat sh all take
its load III turn and the cOnsgnor shall load and ds-
charge within four days pay denurrage at
the rate OF - day. When the and
was made to the coat coppxnrs and large
boai-ownris attention WAS paid to II
suli the coal business at almost complee sandsti
The only running hehg tnos' IN tn. employ "f Tho
nnd iin lson Cana Company and tlS Reading
Railroad Company bbtb ~ winch havo asreed to grant
densnls OF tue II the other como nirs
dous II necessary the tux hOatmen, coal shOv
.er- and ivnR-hnr.men, NIL ~ whom are alisei with
tn- knights of ,bor, viii he called assist the
ho,tu Gu The Coal Boari OF rraie and the Coal ship
per- Association are awaiting the rrturn o President
r. A. Potts before tskuR any action Businrss IL gen
.r, suspended wfh both these 10 lie. account ~
The shippers that tho matter Sili all
probability lie conpromissi. 1hey argno~ledgc the
of tho clsu- nut say thst many contracts have
bern basis of rates when these
have ~xpIr- there viii DO drcuity about getting
the rates.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15

toned candidate for the position Of Adutsnt O-u
era. HIS political aspirations were cut snort Ly
charRes having heen prefcrrei against hy tns Hen
tenants Ut bis company. When the charges we're pre-
sented to General Beers was believed by
frieuds that theY would DO shelvet In tho generate
Office but sipce he let them from his hands to tue
proper tribunal he must be punished for thencs his
decs spi','ion by the COmms nder-ip- Chief.
Gel eral Fzhugh Lre. Governor Of vlrxina, has mads
mt to visit the steubrn Coanty fair tLatis %
be bel Bath the three last days Of Sept ana
the frat day OF Oct. ber Knowing politicians say thas
General Lees visit s for the purpose OF nesting Govrr.
Hill, IN this city, and to have confer.
the prospsct Of Hill AMI Ice Pr~sld-ntal cam
bnston IN 1885, 1t Is we'll und-rstood that Governor
fil will ba here ut the tne Of the arrival Lee and
that tho latter will renain over Disht IN Elmra ant
hat the Governor Of Virginia will receive tho hospitals
ties OF the Elmira Democrats Judge W. ]. Mullera
visit MIRA his effort e. patch peace In
h" Excelsior Club was for thu purpos" OF having the
club serve ascort 10 tho Southerner and with
processiOn OF Hirs admirers following create q boos
for the II.Lce ticket.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
TIE HORNELLSVILLE FAIR.

NOTED HORSES To BE EsHowN-vETERANs REUNION
SCHOOL REPORTS.
[PRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
HoRNELLsviLLE, Aug. li.-The H0rnelsville
FarDers Club Is making extensive preparations for us
anuu 'air cattle aud show. which IS to open ON
Tue-day. September 7. The Jones Trottiug Park
ground, have peeu engaged AMI tho association has
added several exhibition buildings incliiing mau
building winch has reosuty been built at an expense OK
5000 Acgany and otrUren counties have been
th roughly billed for the occsi1n The officers OF tho
81 III are confident that the air will snrpas anything OF
the Kind ever ncd Stcubsn Cpuut, one Of tue eai-
tug attractions will bo tue opening OF the new TX
position Dnihling Wednesday. tue st at which time
Governor lill wIl bc present aud make sn address,
There be grand display OF blo"ied stock w"ich
viii incIe tho world nei >DngRler record ID,
ouco sold Tor 10000 smhggler AID Kos, wIks'
"Wednesday. september :. Rosa Wilkes Ist @In-~r oi
of dog by Otis flows and many others. whicu
Will be the exhibition Of IN. KIND eN-r held la thls
be illuminated 10y electricity. and concerts will bo gwen
by tuo ffty fourth i.e-iuent bnni oi Rochester, ali
Il rrmAn's orchest o tnis city t Is also expected
ta t"cre VIII ho ine racing b, some of VA" J"s ".''
Ia the evening Oi Wonrsday bs the electric lls t>
= William Mct'ure. VINO Was shot ~ Tow "e As aHo ny
Object II ut has recovered to he the street
The bali which entered his body never has been re-
The old veterans Ia this locality looking ahead
with ,omsidc. able pleasure I" Ausnst 20 wlrn tLc re-
OF tus First New York Dragons formerly l3Oth
\. T. Inlantry will tax, pace at Porage y. L. Many
OF the old soldiers reside near h're wh we're menh"rs
All eX soldiers OF organlAi-
ton. aud their families are lu'ied 10 participate la
nnOu the ,Odutlcs Gf oteubcD, AIcgany liv-
lug stun aud w oInf, g.
The annual report Of the Bo ird OF Edn,aton tor the
year ending June 80 lSsO. .Nss The following ntor-
eating exhibits. Thrty tree regular toichers we're
emi oyri during the III the our different schools.
le,Ides ten suppl, traclers The amount pad Tor
tracners' during tue year WAS sl3,l26 I'll. Ilo
@ho- numhcr OF thIl the rolls was 2.OO7;
NV, rags ATTENDANCE .222. D. The whole numbrr ol
chi toe city Ietwern the ngcs o. i've aud t~enty
Que years 276 The amount Of school money received
10y the treasurer during tho year WAS s21,otJ o3;
lance IN hands of treasurer. August 1880, slll9s W.
expenditures during tue yenr, SI5.iOO "a leaving ~
balance ia trcasure:- hands Of SG.5J6 = The tore
golng does mt include The children educated ia the
raIochi, school uuder the OF st. AIMS Cha ch,
about 600 in number.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
COMPLICATIONS AMONG CIGARMAKERs.

The Union cigarmakers are happy and are
celebrating their victory TO the full. Shop meetings OF
ali the shops strike held yesterday and all the
ARRANGEMENTS wrro msle to 20 back 20 work In the
twelve shops have been dec red open on the terms
Of tbe men. j. Brussei & Co. and OtteEburs Bros
have decided that they will not discharge the
knights OF Labor now 10 their employ. committee
was appointed to tell them that IL they did
not do so by Monday their men would not return
TO work, unles. they granted Increase OF 81
for making cigars II ssid at the Office OF
the union that many OF ths hands who remained faith
f to the Knights OF Labor In tue recent trouble now
that they for being locked ont has arrived
have applied for admission to the union. and have been
told that their applications Will receive attention as
40 they severed their connection with the
pile alton mas arisen In tn" set
tlruepI OF difficulty whIch may lead TO trouble,
though IL II expected that II viii 10 settnd satislsc-
toriiy When the lockout OF last January was
brokrn By tho coinbna OF Progressive Cgarmakers
and Knights Labor the international Union dec arei
the shops of Levy Brothers. Brown Earle aud Frank
Mccoy & Co. on strigr aud aimee that time vigorou,
been kept up oD thesr shops reso.Lti0n
adopted by the IuefnatoDas that none OF their men
be u-rnittel to work In turso shops until certain do
al bern piled with In the present settle
taken of this matter and "a the
Progressive Union men recently employed In thsse
shops will soon become n..mD-rs OF The International
can 90 to WITHOUT ION tho part OF tho
In ernsr Al Union The local officers will cxpress no
tho matter aud II has been referred 10 Presi-
don't
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
EFFICACY OF BUSrON PRA YERS.
DR.. CULLIs, OF THAT CITY, by FAITH CURES AN
INVALID IN OHIO.

AKRON, Ohio, Aug IA tSpecidD.-Llzzir G.
suor, who lives with parents at No. lO2o Mainst
this city. has within few days undergone change
physically that xmazes oil know her. Por fourteen
y.arx Lizzie, who twentyou was boipless in-
valid. When she was ten yesrs old she fell and
tanned injuries from which she l"st tho OF limbs
She could not even lift her head. aud TO add
misery after seven years OF this hspessass loss
her sight. Thus she lived all this time,
not having had than an hour
continuous sleep Her body was painfully
emaeiAtsd. Three years ago the family came to this
city Port Royal Penn. Last May Lizzie taken
TO The OF farmer. John SsSdior ~ Stow. near
here whore sho formed the acquaintance of Rsv.
William Wallace. pastor OF the United PresbytertAn
church All medical ski had prSvsi usslsss
try air did good. Faith ment,ooed xzlo
aud she nually consented {" tesI letter
10 Dr.. Charles Cus Of Boston. who sst last
p m. ~ the tie no would pray. Friends here. ss
hour eagsesd IN prayss and 10 the sma1ement of
ALL strength 10 sbors time, and to-day the girl 10
IN toe enjoyment Of excellent hexlth.
During her nssa. sue ssnk low. ~ time shae
the family, believing her dssd sons for ~ undertaken
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
ARMY INTEILI0ENCE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l4.-hIajor \. B. Corey,
Paymaster eavs OF aosencs it Al,sSs, has bcca
ordered to report to the Commanding Geuera Depart
u tho Colu nbla for temporary duty: Frat LEU
tenant C. +. Mason Assistant surgeon (recently ap-
pooted), report byleter to the Commanding General.
Department of the East. for assignment dhy. tne
SICK leave OF Major William 81 IremAiu.. urgrOn Ias
berL further ex eud~d for mpntns. Tho following
Sc'oni I~utnants have beeu granite one InoHtFs rx-
t.nsion OF lcavs OF absonce A. ID. Andrews. Jih
Artillery: Cecl Stewart, 81 Cavalry; +. W.
Harris. +th Cavalry; J. I. Nance 2nt Cavalry
q. Proctor. 5h Adultery; L. l.. rrIu-. 1T Cavalry
J.t. Byron sth Cav.ry: c. b. Baker. 7th Infantry;
Il. I. Clayton, llth Infantry; w. NJ. SWAIN. 22i nian-
j. l. Drum. I'm Infantry II 4. Keen lr, 2lt a
lpfauIry; r. {. knnbai 9Th Infantry; q. g. Ly al.
9th Infantry l. L. Dariee. lTth Infantry l. A. Prnny,
ir. l2th infsniry VI. Lewis, lith Infantry; & [,
Cr"xton, Infantry f. n. Jone>. ir. s,h Infsntry;
-. W PnoD. 24fn Infantry; II. Elliot, sth Calvary;
L. L. Mott, lst Artillery
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
AN IMPORTANT LAND DECISION.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-ln the case OF
Thomas Rses against the Central Pacific Railroad
Company, involving quarter section of land Mount
Dahlo Meridian, San Francisco land district, Acting
Secretary Muldrow has decided that the extent OF
Mexican private claim must DO deto-mioed ny tho
records Of such claim presented to tue Board or
nissioners for confirmation. aud that from such
record IL must be held this case mat tha
claimed limits OF FL SObrante never ran so"th
OF tile patio e Dcs OF the Moraga grant. and ALTERING
former decisions Of the department. that unicr tue
grant to sand railroad company, ts rxht TO the odi.
numbered sections within the granted Iins attached
nd thA: FREQ from cAins At date OF definite o-
cation OF sad rd, though inclu led within tue alleged
limits OF Mexican private clan at date o tue grant.
Tnis decision will coutr0l Tho disposition of scv-rAi
thousand Of land. an, considering ths priucipo
involved. II 10 REGARDED As ono OF the most iinporans
which has before the department during tho
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15

lNlOMEh w luE DFhSh SNhNh-oahn-
TOGA RACES.
SARATOGA, Aug. 14.-The attendance at the
here to-day large. Tho weather was sutry.
heavy shower this morning made the track sticky
but IL dried out rapidly.
FIRST RAcE-Pnr'e s4oo. three-qnart"rs OF mile
Starters Dwyer Brothers BrsmSleton, s. l94 God
FRY y s HsasSo fii5' es
IS brIxn sS KgSh% %Sn fn
F%sr S1Sdsn6 6den Bowiss oSsy ch NJ Bessie %scay
msyds9 sas 81 A:sS ssS'i
the s ann
sans MarroG e hars% sn S hss eaa Is
Bissonette was scratched Bessie was away but
s% se s1T to The %
gave and p
ws sps vain E'a me n spa
sKcoxD RAcE-The Kentucky Stakes for ods. Of
amile
sar,ers Hsgsp. Alsslasi lO2 (Yccar,syI sys
kHS l5 ss
"a fI
2S e1ceent start wss Effected King Fox Girls
@ po sn M ss ssa
King Sd.' 91 foa F0 Ss Se S & 10
length and the turn took the lead with Grset'e hall
Saek s%Ss sfSp saay rrtansd al he
ea%e wilrn r as and With his stable
Fo1 sp Ant ss mhp Sas acSo
edo third and Grsette pulled Time, las Muuas paid
THIRD RAcg.The Grand Prize OF Saratoga; 1s miles.
ca4lny S:Sse8
Caters b, Are,no 6. ia tspeman J. Baldwin, D. C.
Apch $50 FaleoneT 4s Aretno sa6 on
Royal Arch to agaDst Fa'oner to l. Aretno 10 70 l.
sss s he s s 90 as G%' tine %
hamd wners Royal Arch %G " to st :esSn paes ON
lengths front Volante passed Fconer IN the homestrth
but could not reach Royal Arch and MuPhy & eased up AZ
lengths before Faiconer Time. 3os'A Mutuas paid
FOURTH RAcE-selline raoe. purs' s4OO ono milo.
starters-R c. Paie's b. Belle Pate. T. 93 Vincent; ;
p GOrnlans g. COopcrstown. SO tHysop; H. fuckers
ch MI Isascs 8. 30 lkivers Pryors ch John Dav.
lsssi Duna Co.'S ch ekahominy, s. s2 tNeumeyer
Pawnee Stables h Phil Lewis g. lol lfuIer. D. OCon
Davis sis Una b. s25 BooksrJohn Davis against Una
b 2H - Phil Lewis TO Brait 10 Belle Pate 10 10
Belle Pate the nrst away She held the lead to the
quarter where John DAVE and Tapped got to
half bnt the turn Chickaominy again pushed into The
lead the fret to enter the homestretch Here ma
John Davis third i've lengths
apart Time l%7t Mutuals paid s2i 80.
FIFTH RAcE-Haudlcap stceplechase; purse $500;
about p miea
EXCELSIOR stables ch. Disturbance aged l64
Mss1eya snss5 J. + wcoaior%' ko e. Harry I5s ksl
Revere stables eh & Oneida Imsa 7 aSp san
n neil. Il s Jo. Shelby sssa Sc &a
Chanticioer. s. l2s tCowal Owens Dr. NJ Hinia aged,
,Sa smpS. S Ma RSs o $50
Auction pools Disturbance $50 Abraham f92 Joe Shelby
Books Disturbance and Abraham each 27to against
Harry Mann. Oneida hief and Bueephalns each 10 Joe
2S to Beechmoor 10 to l. led from the start to
Chief second and Shelby third Tine. 204. Mutuais
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
POLITICAL INTRIGUE AT ELMIRA.

REASONS FOR CERTAIN CHANGE, IN THE NATIONAL
0UARD-GOvKRNOR LEES VISIT.
lrRox AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT Ov rHs rRiBuNEl
ELMIRA. Aug. 14.-The late reorganization
OF the National Guard Of the State WAS we'll Planned
movement on th~ state political chsok- -erooArd with
tho Governor nos only chief adviser dictxtUr
Iuhs Governors own city. where many oAsns regard
less Of party we're proai OF having tho Executive
selected from the ctsons OF Emra they expected that
the few home compsnies Of Quart would DO Kept
ORGANIZATIONS for tho 1enens Of the public and not run
40 n handle TO . political machine.
This WAS partly true. tor the company OF which Cen
erai Il. o. Beers Democrat WAS captain previous to his
election 10 ths command Of the brigadc could not be
whipped Into tho political harness d. B. Hrii aud In
consequence ths latter bsosms quiet kut we'll known
OppOnsns Of 0oasra BeoFs rhe company hero
c.nmSndsd by Captain Eugene Ro0x, . man Of Mr..
Hills political sehso, Aud VINO promnsatly
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
IRE IRISH LE1GUE MEETING.
A TALK WITH ONE OF THE d. tLKGArEs-PARNELL's
POLICY TO BIZ FOLLOWED.

A TALK WITH ONE OF THE d. LEGArES-PARNELL's
POLICY TO BE FOLLOWED.
PIrTsBURG. Penn, Aug. 14.-Maurce i.
wlhere vice-presdent OF tho Irish-AmericAn National
L- axue Rev. Jsmss Brehons. treasurer Of PM
sdelphlx brauch, aud = number OF other prominent
men psrs the League arrived IN tho city this morn
ing travelling the Chicago convention. which meets
next "Wednesday Tue party stopped OF hero attend
reunion VI the Irish Nat0naiists at Glenw Grove
to-day.
MIR. wilberr. who 10 also National president Of thu
Ancient Order OF HiberDians, exprossrd himself very
enthusascs adv though not boa.tfay, upon tue Irish
cause and In isIerrng to the Glad ,toue policy
"Tns great priocipls OF Home Rule viii DO
under the leadership OF Mr. Paruel. Whatevor
W Al tho convention IN Chicago VI tho National
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
TIE UNIVERSAL PELOR UNION.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. Ia tSpeciah.-The Uni
versa Peace Uulou OF the Uuted states whose head
quarters Ia tins city have made nna preparations
for holding their twentieth annual convention Au-
susr Is. 10 and 20 at Mystic. Conn. Tho esntlsmen
have thus far accepted Invitations to deliver sd
dresses arc X MoMurdy d. d.. L. l. d.. Washington, d.
e.; jerome y. Naming, Washington. u. u; tue Rev.
Rovlapd B. Howard. SECRETARY Of tho American Peace
Society. Boston, La wsUstor. Puiiadsipaa Orrin
Hutchinson. N-s.YUrk Tho Rev. Amanda Dcyo,
Pous usnKeepsie; Levi a. Jo,Iyn. Pr.siisnos. II L. The
Rev. DR.. Derrick, New York; ProscnowO,xy. dslsxato
from French ani Danish Peace sooolios aud John
UrAus ION, vf EDgiand.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15

CHICAGO. Aug. 14-ID connection with the
arrest of Mr. Greer, OF the horse HOP ng
and Jockey Walker. who rode tho horse. for alleged
cruelty to that animal. IL Is SAID that Hop Sing
started in three jumping vt the Washington Park
course In two OF them fell. ana In the third, last
Saturday. he nnished In such distress that he could
hardly walk He also badly cut up by the spurs OF
his rider and bleeding pronsely from The
% his sides wh~n no was led away. IoDu ncraDle
cents have happened In the jumping racer recently
q t-st will DO made. Tue hearing viii take place
n
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
DELEGATES OF THE HOME RULE CLUB.

~ ne Editor or The TrI0une
SIR: In your issue OF the 18th inst there is
a statement by Mr.. Callahan that delegates NO.
elected to represent tho Ho Rue Cub tho coming
tion or the irish National League Chicago Mr.
not ssrm 10 understand. Tho IRISH Homo
kulp Cuu brAlc OI tho IIsn National Leagus;
n IA ony In ailisob with thai body, therefore
empowered to appoint Its driesato who would havs
l rlrc oil werr branch OF the League regret that
any pemb~r of ciuU should rush into print on =
oues ION OF Information which at all limos be oD-
taInoi from the srcrothry JAMES l.. FAHkELL-
York. Aux Ia, 1886
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
A YOUNG NAN MISSING.

PITTsBURG. Penn, Aug. IA tSpeciah. The
family OF Ernest w-sseL Of No. <zs Fifth-nve., are
greatly distressed The strange dissppesrancs
son. Albert WEASEL The missing young
man loft home on July with an excursion party to
Cape May at which point hs remained . few days and
theu went 70 Brooklyn 10 visit his grandparents
About novn on July 20 be left the homo ater on
srrsnd TO store near oy, from when time he hes
beard or Before st.rting he spoke
men from PittsburE. but did not give their namsA
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
THE PRESIDENTS VACATION.

WASHINGToN, Aug. l 1.-THE Presldentis is using
his best efforts toward clearing up the work bis desk
be able to leave Washington early Dext week to
holiday in the Adlrontack Mountains HIS force OF
materially decreased by the lncss OF
Lamont aud the temporary absence Of Assistant
Secretary Pruden.
ALIASr. Aug 4.-The Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company drectors car, which has been placed at the
President Cleveland for his the North
Woods. taken Ia Jersey CITY 10y the Vest ohora
road this norang. ard Will be sent to Washington.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15

League there be any policy outlined but we wiI
be entirely By what Mr.. Parneil ana nls .
low~rsin Ireland decide upon. believe neither o. .ne
great partirs England CONDUIT the GUvernmrns
without the ad the rish momber~ The CONSEQUENCES
matter whether the Liberals or Cohsrrvauvos
ara IN power they will mperd by force OF ei.c"
stan give ireland large -narc OF Homo kue IL ~
10 intention oppose either vf these parties @
will insist that whichever in power shall 'nu'
Iralu nd
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
HARRY WILKES DEFEATS MAJOLICA.

ROCHESTER,, Aug. 14.-1his was the last day
Of the races Of the Grand Circuit here. There
attendance. The track rather hard and about
a second slow. Harry Wilkes and Majoca trotted the
last heat of the for special purse OF 900 today
Wilkes shot ahead On tho start and kept lead, win
ming by "a length The record was AS follows:
4 Il
Time, 2l74, 2:l7, q IL. 2IGl4.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
NdTIUN1L CAIIiAL TOPICS.
STARTLING DEVELOPMENTS EXPECTED.

EXClTEMENr OVER TELEPHONE MArrERS-JOHx
GOODE AGAINST BILL.
WASHINGTON, Aug. ii (SDecidil.- ex.
element caused today by report that Professor
Gray's original application for telephone patent haa
been reinstated at the Patent Office The reported
ton s not equivalent to Issuing ptcnt to Pro'essf
Gray, but reopens ths in tho Patent Office. in
depend.ntly Of the suits the courts, the Pam
Electric people confidently predict that deeision favor
able to Professor Gray Will be hat in toe Department
before tho IL settled In the In response
inquiry the subject Commissioner Montso uery
eaid : II have heard nothing OF any application OF
caveat OF Gray for several months" Casey Young.
who 4, recognized as an attorney OF the "Gray
some weeks and has spent good dsa!
days mysterious rumors have been In circulation re
speciinR startling develop nsnts about to take place
rrRari to the telephone patents
Charles p. Huntington. OF Mssi.sppi. Casey Yonns
and Other melnbers OF the Pan Eecsic- National In.
TONIGHT. Colonel Young. VIII" Is also rrpres. nstivc
Gray s"s mat the related
Pan Electric Company. .l.n,! and had no relation
ne developments in tho Telephone As NJ. Hu"t.
s.on !. socsh"drr an, ciree,or % o, the N.,,S"a!
the PanEecric Company except n 50 far ss both CON
patent Colonel Young's explanation does not to
be altogether sati.faoiory.
ago. John Goods M. been sppontsi enc Of the Govern,
n the vii s to m the B Witch s $
regard a fair offset for the loss OF his Office It's
pected that hc viii IN III. argument before Jndse
Jacksn Cincinnati september 90 In Opp0-,i0n to
the Flea OF OF Jurisdiction nld nv the counsel of
the Bell Company. President Cleveland seems deter
stand by the Electric statesmen to tho
last
MR.. FAIRCHILDs VIEWS OF BOND CALLS
WASHINGTON. Aug. 14.-Acting Secretary
Fairchd said to-day that no policy has been deter
ined by the Department with regari to future calls
for bonds. The call for SlO.OOo.O00 which Will IN .ture
Sepem Is made becsuse IL deemed wise
aud expedient Future calls Will be determined solely
ly the OF thc finances. While IL IL probable that
second call for S1O.OOOO0O bonds may be ids next
month"; such action will depend entirely on the condi.
tion OF the Treasury tho time. Secretary Fsirchds
IN regard to the public debt embodied iu the
following statement maie by him before tho Senate
Finance Committee when the Surplus resolution WAS
under consideration:
The Secretary OF the Treasury fully in accord with
this resolution, far IL Is deciar tiOn in favor OF
applying the surplus revenues OF the Government 10 tho
OF the b-sring debt iD such anouks
and such times this DO prutenty aud 0enene
tally done.
Mr.. Fairchild denied In the most positive terms tho
published statement he ani Treasurer Jod were
variance tho subject of bond calls. snd ssd that
conference with Mr. Jordan aud with his entire con-