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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08
UNDERGRAD uArEsMy.
Boat Racing AZ Hatvard-E,ersises .
Sanders Theatre.

Sanders Theatre.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov s.-Undsr
graduates day the second of Harvard,'
quarter millennium celebration SaturTia,
opened fair, but before noon a steady rain
fall had begun The old town is in blaze o
color with bunting. The fronts of the colleg
buildings, and the houses around harvar
square are hidden in masses Of flags ant
designs in cloth. The programme opened witt
the annual fail scratch races, so-called be
cause the members of the different crews ar,
drawn by lot, and row without preparation
Despite the heavy fog the spectators ASSEMBLED
on the banks of Charles river to witness tina
Saturday. The course was II miles straigh
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Mrs Cleveland, wife
of the president, and Secretary and Mrs. Endi-
colt left here Saturday morning at pa m,
for Boston to participate in the celebration Of
Harvard college sesqui-centennjs.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08

NJ. LIE Couppey, the senior professor
of the piano at the Paris conservatory,
has just sent in his resignation after fifty
eight years consecutive teaching in that
institution. He is now Seventy seven.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08

Show US how divine thing woman
may be made by smoothing out the
wrinkles caused by neuralgia or tooth>
ache This can be done only in one way.
Invest twenty-five cents in bottle of
Salvation oil, the great pain remedy.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08

THE Washington Republican suggests
that Sunset Cox ought to be rechristened
Sunrise when be goes back to congress.
Mr.. Cox will certainly shed good deal
of genial light about him when he resum>
es service at Washington
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08

WASHINGTON, CITY, Nov. s.-Mai Ben
yuard, for several years in charge of the
river and harbor work and survey for the
engineer corps in the Chicago district, is to
be relieved by Maj T. b. Handbury. Maj
Benyuard goes to San Francisco at his own
resueSt
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08

GALEsBURG, Ills, Nov. S.-The difficulty
over three precincts in Fulton county was
amicably settled Friday, and it is now GER
tain that Gen. Post, Rep, is elected by q
majority over Worthington.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08

WASHINGTON CITY, Nov. S.-The japanese
party including the Mikado's uncle, his wife,
his princess, and suite will be presented to
the president on Wednesday next, and re-
turning at once to New York will sail for
Europe on the following day
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08

ST PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 8-A Canton, D.
T., special to The Pioneer Press says: The
Canton Advocated summary of the official
and estimated rsturns give clifford 10000
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08

The Russian Grand Duke Alexis has
been making tour of inspection of the
ports, dockyards and arsenals in the west
of France.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08

A rich Norwegian lawyer left all his
money to be used in buying bicycles fol
the Cbristiana school children.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08

Miss Lena Fairbanks, maiden of thir-
teen summers, has been sentenced to
two years Imprisonment in Michigan
jail for horse stealing.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08
R0sFogDs ACID PHOSPHATE


FOR INDIGESTION.
DIR. Geo. w, Hall, ST. Louis. says: 81
took it for indigestion and found it of de-
cided advantage.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08

THE public debt was reduced about
SIS, 100000 in October. How dreadful
it is to have democratic administration,
YOU know!
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10

of Pennsylvsnia, Holman, OF Indiana and wadaw"rth
of Kentucky. who also served III that Congress- coruy
greeted their oLi-time colleague.
IN MEXICAN PRIsoNs.-Mr Call offered n resolution III
the to-day c-lng the President to direct me
American representatiye In Mexico To investeho WIG
statements citizens Of the United states arc
confined in Mexican dungeons without trial
THE payne CAsE-The senate Committee on frNr
eges md Elections held this morning nj hen
the reports the majority and minority IN lhe i"s III
case but time anor led for discussion "il
consideration and another meeting VIII Dc heiu 'o'oi
they are m tde public.
FoURTII-CLAss POsTuAsTERs Postmnster-'eh"'"
TO day appointed among others the following ionr'n
class posimasirrs New-YOrk: Chester H. May, -, az
Cadosis John ID. Cheever at Cedarhurrt' bhnie, - -,
Brennan, at Elenburgh Depot; T. W. Knox. at oIym-
pa; Barney NrLinden, at OnONllc; JoscPu % "''"
son. at Pearsalfs.
BIDS FOR CARPETs.-The committee appointed 10 open
and consider bids for supplying all public buildings un
der cOntrO " the Treasury Department WIN S"rp
has recommended that the contract lie maze WIN
Sons Co., OF Boston, and X. A. R0hOlns, "i Ne 20
Peterson Childs. OF Washington. for carpet hnins "
4 cents yard
A SWIFT WARsHIP.-Reprcscnat OF the rheun'''
Gun Carriage Company appeared before inc nro i,o
Committee Naval Affairs to-day TO urEe sn fnoyy
pration Of $3.50 the purchase or -,
being constructed by that COMPANY Zaltl-
twenty knots an hour ana aihcu WIZ" h'N
skis dynamite guns p.r~
Tuy BrooKIYS BUILDING Representatives. fehN
Campbrll and Bliss of York, appeareh oe % '
Uouse Committee on Puilc Buildings to-usy a'lu 49,
an urgent ~ ra IN support OF tho bills autuoII'ns 'c
purchase OF additional lana anu u" ln.t' '"'o
Sl 200 600 IN the appropriation Tor tho erectlop VI
,,,h ir hutldpr - n Rrnokyn. A member OF the commit
Ice "a aufhorty for atement thg thete ~ Hlto
prospect OF favorable action on the bii this session
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
GAMES IN OruER ClrIEs.

CHICAGO Jllv 9.-lo-]ay's battle with the bats
the 5a ball giants Of he West drew large
ana I'd h, cha npon, played finely through
and easily greatly to the sgrst % the erOit dele
CATION. The Welcome Detroit seemed hollow
cry 10 the visit ~ piYes re smp9hs took The lead IN
IN lie tinrL III score Dy follows:
IGc9go nS,,o %
ASS hits s-Deu0t. Chclgo. d. Frrors-Detroit 8:
CHICAGO. j. Ptohers-Dali"ln and Mcl lormicA Umpire-
cScNNATL Jny 9.Ths Cincinnati anu Metropolitan clubs
pavei the coud not make base
hs when the. Ncre nseasi 'te Cincinnati 'nrn punched
sesc RUS Tie score was: '-''"' '''' '''''0
Cincniiati -.--.-----.......---O ? %
Base hit vCI cinaati, O. Me.ro2oi,n. Errorscn-
UmpIre-AiI. Nalent he
PrTsBt RG. July 9.-rlc Brooklyn club at last sue.
ceedcd defeating the PItt,burg to-day and even
prevented tne local p,'ers from scoring single run
The -cOre wa as shiJOihed
brooSn EiSS' 9 4a
Base hits-"ttshnrg. :; Bro,Mvn. II. erro,s-rtr-.
pre- Mr.. Lradiey ''''' 0A"
WAsHINGrcS, July 9.-The Washin ,ton cluJ made a
poor showing the Boston club today ami the
friends 81 the local nne feel ~ conrAg. B,rrs ptch.
ing bated all over the he!d while the home players
could 10 nothing against Raloourne's curycs. The
score was:
S5s'n EasSnslon r'':...-...2 :.:.q2 S-la
Base hits -Washngt,n !; Boston Il. Errors-wisiirg
ton o oslon. J. Pitchers-Bdrr and Radbournc Umpire
Nj. 'raHncy.
kansas CITY. July o-Tne Kansas CITY aud St Louis
cluDs played to-day, aud the Back amonls won easily
"a folio vs.:
Kansas K Gs'' ciiy...:......: .... SsSS 10 10
Base niis St Louis. l3. Kansas Cify TO- Error, 81
Ioui, kansas 'ity. 4. Pitchers kirby ani Wiel.nan
Umpire MI. curry.
II. LOUIS Ji, 9--The management Of the baltimore
cn' have signed Doan the recently 0sch ,rgcd cacncr
the 81 LOUIS L-Sgie team for tho remainder of the
season ut IA salary Oi 81 ,pOD
A chAinan lia'iso -. oi Hudson. / Chathams, l2
~ DguviIc, Penn.-scranton ); Danvile, 4. Twelve
nnings
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
TALK OF FORMING 4 yrw,r,crP

PTTsBUHG, Penn, July (Specian.-A
sockhoder IN an Eastern baseball to-day said
There is a project GU foot u form new lea.ue with
ten Cubs all OF nrsclass ability. The weakening of
many clubs DOtn the League aud the Association
has forced the of the better elias, OF clubs 10
the conclusion that "A reorgAnizlton IL Needed The
project Is to form league which VIII include 81 Loui
Cincinnati, Chicago. Louisville, Pttsburg Baltimore
Philadelphia New York. Detroit AMI Bosom IL is ex-
prcled That the two ST. Louis Will be aagamatea
Hs "il ibo Alhctics ahd fhiiade hls. Tue BfopHiyu
aud Nets Will bo dropped alsO IMe Kansas nv and
Washington clubs, To do this will e necessary 10
surrender the present charters Of the League and
can Association. Il is possible but not PROBABLE Inst
Brooklyn will he IN the list Baltimore il rntaiurd
as well as LoulHvle u prevent the ufnailOn OF any ne
association such league would strehgtheu Tho wr.k
clubs III IL md smut out AL cOmpei!JOrA
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
GRAIN AND PRODUCE NAREETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YORE DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALINGS.
The bulish temper of the operators in wheat
was reassered yesterday at the irst prOyocat0n and
prices again higher. The rains reported from the
West helped encourage those who do not credit the
statements OF the drainage already dOnc to the crops by
tie heat and drouth aud the market options opened
tame heavy. further decline followed and huctu-
atinns were nervous ahd frequent moderate vol
ulue business. Later however the advices from
the West again were discDuragIng TO the bears; thc
rainfall was said BE- local only and
hr fresh not wave was reported to re paichln the
principal gram belts. TIE shorts VINO yrnured new
nus. Thursday and yesterday mOnIng'- weakness
started to and tr result rise o .
y cents from the ow 80 MS OF tue day. The hnd
-tus re = 3. cents ami the market cose strong
at thc.r nlur -: Au.u~t. ssh Septomb"i sJ4 OciO-
her. 9ols: Noycmhtl. 9lis DeceuD.r. o. January,
932. an fep,u 4ry Ji3- crut~ Cash wheat dun
the reluctance OF buyers cOncedc the claims
regarding the reported crop losses. ino close was
with Lac advance 90 options, ut
-a~s generally made at lo--c, Of cents. Ony
b. 600 .lrls by exporters Cash corn
quiet Quu:aDiy changed. Purchases Tor export
amounted To 1000 bushels Little was done In the
option. and the tendency Of the market was downward
rhr c'o.c was heayy AMI unchanged for Juy AT 49,
and August at i63s but J. September At
ai auf i FOR . her at 49, cents. Casn oats fcll
l.. cent lrht husnrss. The options were down )
september the same price, There Td- no feature OF
interest to the provision market. Lara optons ia led
ppinis - follows: July an August 81 o. September
SO -. October 50 - and november 81 90.
The receipts OF gram At N~wYOrK. Philadelphia and
Baltimore yesierc = we're as follows: Whcat. 57.s6i
bushels; corn -. 7J9 bushels oats. 7S.ll3 bushels;
total grain, 25l ,72g bushels hour 1876 barrels Al
Chicago. Milwaukee and 5t. Louis tho arrivals
Wheat, l53.635 bushels. corn, 27Olsl bnsh-
oats. 1850 bushels totai grain. 49s,372 oushels
II, ,25S
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
CLOSING rRLOEs og pntLA AoEhPrrl srocKs
FRIDAY, July Or. ".

FRIDAY, July o-PM
To.day's stock speculation featurecss and unln.
terestng. Tho total transactions amounted only to
$4,000 shares. The opening figures FOR the active
stocks generally small fractions under last ngh's
closing prices but Pacific Mail. Western Union aud St
Panl were exceptions opening at q and i per cent
advance. In those three stocks at the beginning Of
business hcre seemed 10 be urgent demand ior tie
the delegation OF brokers In attendance tho
respective localities unusually numerous In less
than five minutes rom the opening however the spaces
in the Board.room allotted dealings Pacific Mall,
Western Union and ST Paul occupied only by the
brokers who nj AXE those stocks especially in lhe
execution OF orders. There some midday
Improvement IN prices which was generally lost arr
o'clock and subsequent small rally left the closing
figures nnlnateriay and irregulary changed from
terdays prices. Delaware and Western
was specially weak, II such term is the proper
use when the stock declines from l29la to 1884, Re-
maPkable as it is IL ia nevertheless trne that IN,
situation OF the coal trlie grows worse Instead
OF better Pacific Mail exceptionally strong
on the suppostion that arrangement between tho
company and the transcontinental railroads had been
agreed upon practically. Union Pacific. however. faoi
participate in the way OF price In any advantages
supposed to accrue from any such Lake shore
uctuated JUST per and closed the same a. last
evening. The transactions in NewYOrk Central
ed to 800 shares and the na gGre shows ganor
l. per cent The crop news OF he day interpreted to
be favorable because RAIN had fsllen'in few Isolated
localities and the Chicago specials to the NewYork
stock Exchange emphasized the announcements that
the drouth was broken" To standing wheat that on
July has been without water for thirty days iJ VIII
make little difference whether the next rainfall
will be on July OF December o. The ncvs in regard TO
the estern railroad and the probabilities OF any
arrangements for a settlement was conflicting and un'
satsfac ory. These things, however, ut the moment
they may prove to be in the future, are not
factors III the making OF figures IN stock market which
is exclusively controlled By half dozen Western op
erators The IN arkst closed dull and feature,ess.
Government bonds were fairly steady with the bldg
for the }s OF 10 per Annexed are the closing quota
tlOns
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
who are from Trinity College. had an easy victory the
score boing G-3. GO and 6-L
GOJD SPORT AT MONMOUTH TO-DAY.
HORSES THAT OUaHTTo WIN AND RUN sEcoND-Lis1
rur rNrDTpa


There arc seven races on the card at Mohinou.n
Park to-day and sport is promised although tno
DIVER Brothers, usua Will win tho Dig STAKES INC
outlook for other stables In stake races - eNoep'i'
discouraging. Another stable like the Dwyetss "'""
be hard to find There penalties ID thc ht""'io
sakcs for threeq quarters OF mie'
there ara Allowances fremont OF course With only the
regulation weight up is sure winner The JuiiettA
colt ought to get place The ten pounds whch he
gets of will help him materially. The Stockton Stakes
II. miles, for three -ods Will go to Dew Drop The
Dvver. are also likely to start Winfred. Linden
who raced so well at jerome Park receivesTan
allowance OF seven pounds, however. and he should
second.
Tn. first RAGS handicap s miles. At the Weights.
that game little colt Dry Monopole though somewhat
stale should win with Favor at the top wei ht IN second
place. Brrsan H. likely to win the y miles handlcsp
East Lynne ought to be his cosest attendan Inc
Dwyer Brothers capture the fftn race the orh-
THAN Stakes. a welter handicap with Bunalo blnna-
should be second SIKH one OF the uncertain
things called selIing rsce. These afairs renect no
turf. there Il no object In trying TO
select winners them. Tie seventh race ls steepe-
chase srecpechases even worse than selling races
and picking is worse than buying lottery
tickets The entries are as follows;
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WAsHINGTON, July 9.-Ensign G. S. McLain
has been ordered from the Pensacola Navy Yard
naval hospital at Washington for treatment. Passed As
sstsnt Engineer o. Toppen GetredJ mas been granted
leave OF absence for three months with permission TO
leave the United States
The Secretary Of tho Navy has received reports from
the boards appointed to inspect the United States
steamer Alliance and HerrescbOfs yacht, Stietto from
which 1t appears that while nghest rate OF speed
made by the naval vessel trip WAS
knots hour the Stietto AVERAGED little over twenty.
three knots an hour on her trial trIps.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 8 (Speciah.-Ihat 1000, 600
bushels of wheat bought FOR T. l. D~yer early yesterday
morning went overheard this morning. Notices were
sent out by before o'clock that there was
no money for margins and ordering trades closed. In
the scramble unload this lot this morning August
wheat sold down to 7sl cents. This WAS a break OF
ia cents than three days and made everybody
lcei uneasy From 7sla cents August rose In few
minutes to 500 cents. There rain generally over
the Northwest Wilder wheat markets than those or
the last week have often been There was an
advance OF 10 cents busbel IN wheat In less than
week, decline OF over cents Oushel IN two days
There have only three failures. one OF these beng
mat T. l. Dwyer. His puIcha-es aggregated lOOOOOO
bushels. and them over nIgh was not less
$4,000. All this fails on the lOca brokers' Boom
alone pocA- OF 1000. All hs purchases were
ma. either Wednesday early on Ihursday
morning All were regular nOlrS 80 that he can
nor be discip ined Just before the close at o'clock
Au.u-t wheat spurtei mp and closed at the hiyhest
10 mt Of tnr day. sOs centa, cents above tho low
mint This was "A reported not wave and the NE ws
mat the Nnrtn western rains really amounted 10 Hiie
Puts on August wheat, 794 cents; calls on August
wheat S2l2 The price Oh the curb was 1873 cents
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
DEFICIENCIES DISCUSSED.

WAsHINGToN, July 8 (Spec'at.-The House
to-day voted several amendments TO the Deficiency
bill which adopted by the Committee OF the Whole
despite the opposition of the Appropriations Commit
tee. The amendment pay the claimants on account
OF damages caused by the Government improvements
the Fox and Wisconsin rivers approved by n
Overw heimng majority. over the aiuendm meut to
the officers and employees Of the House one months
extra pay there was much contention. The majority
for IL on u division large
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
A VICTORY FOR THE GRANTS.
HARRY wRlGHrs NINE BEATEN AT HOME,
BOTH CLUBS FATiGUED by THEIR LONG JOURNEY
FROM The WEST

PHILADELPHIA. July 9.-The New Yorks ap-
pesred this for the first time IN the East
since their W, .tcrn trip They arrived ia Philadelphia
having had little rest. and consequence a tired
set OF men appeared thu field at 3:3O
Curry failed to arrive and" Mickey Wech OF the New
YoIks, was umpire. In the second inniDe Gillespie
made a safe hit Dorgan hit safely sending Gilespie
second. Estcrbro,k made a twobase hit sending
Dorian homo and Gillespie to third Rcharlson hit to
Mulvcy D,rgsn out at the home plate Rich
arlson ole second Keefe made safe hit and Ester
brook came home. Richardson going to third.
Keefe stole second and Richardson came
home on a poor return of tho ball by Farrell
Gerhardt h safely Kcefc going third Gerhardt stole
secomi and Kee'e thrown out at the home plate
by Farrell. OHourse went ont.
For the home nine FOzary hit for two bases am went
third wild pitch. Ferguson s'ruck out fHrrrli
ont from Ward t" Connor Fogary scoring on the
out. F,rrar went out from Grrnarit to C"nnor.
In IN" fourth lnning DoGsan GOV ms na,e Oh ,s pns
Esierhro1k hit DOrsan went 10 third tsterbrooK
gong 10 second on the throw IN KcharHson ; lnsne
to third. Richardson stole second ard
Kccfe h~w ont TO Daliy. Eserlrook scored on the ou
Gerharit hit tn Ferguson who threw to Bastln; ana
Richardson cIught oe wren second ana lhlru anu
declared Tor rlnnug on of The line. Grrhrut went
second ORouIkc hit TO Bastian. VINO cauSht the Dali
O'konrse opened the seventh inning with hit. He
went 10 third on Connor's li ward lew out TO Daily
who made wild throw ard OHourke ard Connor
,corcd latter the Viii throw. Dorean hit for two
h,ss ami Esirrbronk The latter got TO third on
a wild throw by Clements. Dorgan scoring.
Tue Nrw-Yorks made "A run IN III" elgEth inning
O lonrke got his base on balls and scored on Conhors
In tins inning Farrell hit Esterhrook VINO made
marvellous stop hut ade wild throw lie Wont 10
q passed uail. Farrar male MT ana Firrea
tGir. The former thrown olt al second ny
O'R'urkr. Farrell ,cori'g . ., ,o
and scored ENernrOok's fly Fogary Following Is
The score:
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
GENERAL LOGAN AND THE PAYNE CASE

WASHINGTON, July Ex-senator Hoar chair
man OF the Committee Privileges and Elections
furnishes, with request for publication the following
SENATE CHAMBER WASHINGTON, July o, 1886.
TO Me public.
The published statement that Senator Logan requested
that the votes OF the members OF committee on the
question TO tho iDyesiigatOn Into the improper
means used. IL any, In the election OF Senator Pa yne
should DO kept secret IL without any foundation what
ever Senator Logan ms sde such request did any
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Friday. July 0. 1880.
VEro.The President has vetoed the bill providing for
public budiLg at Dayton, OHIO The President does
not think the public business Of the city is large enough
to warrant the expenditure.
NoMiSATIoS-The President sent to the Senate to-day
the nomination OF Georges w. Bishop to be Assistant
Treasurer or the United states at Baltimore
AN OLD LAW. w.MAKRR.-Judge A. scott Sloan OF Wis
consin was on The floor OF tho House to-day. He was
member Of the XXXVIllh Congress, and Messra KsIev
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10

LyEAfUOL. Ju.y Provisions -BacoA CnmOerlant cut
hdIoA JJs. IL. slJrt C3Ir hlGi1os
80 oG HiDs JLi ShO1ier3 2is. Od per c"t
scrI-oiA krtra PRIME Ness. 1 -. od
pOrk-Pnine 1es3 8. H. per - Pllne AesA hAsterl
~, W~.Lern ID LarI -amencan Us. Prlue n est
ern s. u,L. Iarl OH 3-s.Jl hans-Lohg cut. 5us "a
~houGers Tor nuest United
stlrs. lcess-Amercan hOce. - Il. Mheat-hed
prl centAi New Winter. ~ "a NO 'Oring os u.
New WESTERN ~ III. NtttOru1t No l. o. q. .
Californian No. = is 3D. oa7dO per Genital Produce
-,prt- Us GO at LONDON. % ID per
cwLa nenned Dstroieam. t'L per an covor Seel-
~. faisOy-,'s 81 par " tos1
-Comnon. IS. ID: Pale lis od sos ID iAnseed Ou
VA per IAllOs -fins usrGIL - H.. PrIn' CIV
2is d. cSL nercAn ntrigeratoi Bsea hlaI quart
er. sd. lItrra. Sd. Der D.
cprs u ynolt past three days 10000
contais including IS. 900 ceutals American
or the past three days were
iu tcuiAia
LONDON Julg l-PTOduce iinseei Oh s2l 70. od q 81
- g. -. lLpcr quarter lhnscet
< lis. ui Il henneo PctrOeum a -. d.
4 ,l. Der 1lJh SJlrltB rdrDcltin3 9J+Ud. Der ~.
Spers on 3 Rcstu--t'onmJn. - ji.Der cTL
Iale GlIs a. PrJvIsioas-Iari J3+p Oer c"i. tbe
American lis 81 nor cwi. for 'uoe ntltlS
p0arAnG 3Jo an1 d. o - 3D. for Ciol dnscoy 10 ar
renung iIJtt.. AI,ttllI1 riiDH fs5L -ps Ot p-o%
Od.. hnttoa. 25S I'd e2ls, 81 co'ol Sdt o"-CejIoh.
aYGd 20 3s.. Cochin = Gsa s33. 9,
ANIWElP July 9-fetTOeum tine pale Anerctl' 10
francs paid aui L. francs - cenumes sellers
BREAES. July 9-PetiOsnn III mIrNs - Diennls%
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10

NEw-HAvEN, July (Speciab The con-
cIusion OF the lawn tennis tournament had this
morning Brinley and Paddock and Coffin and Post
woro tho contestants for the prizes which we're two
handsome bronze drinking cups. Brinley aud Paddock
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10

blo'h. fos4fly. Ire b.lc L. -Dor@ A. ias'ei ius-
.Gtrkc. via ptc. c- kccI .It base on balls
y YORK % j. le phil !. First ba.e o1 'uors- eve
Yort Pailalel,,a ~tlnc7 ont Sew. f1fk : h.a.
d-liuia D. lLpf- Wccl Base stolen .itchlrlHon, ..
lAe quit r bt-"n .. tlu' defeated ipr nlnc nf
tle iou''pn A-.Itance CORPORATE pa Yesterday IN tie
Jersey Cty u .s~llll grrrnf+ ty score o y 70 =.
rh~ Long l.iand and MOlre ciu5s play at tie Polo
.i,V
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. !
THE CHICAGO RACES POSTPONED.

CHICAGO, July 9.-In consequence of bad
weather the announced 'or to-day in Washington
Park have been pnstpOnel