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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-10

BALTIMORE, November 1n.-Cotton quiet mid
ding 8. Flour steady, with a moderate inquiry;
Howard street aud Western super - 21a22 Is
do extra 81 75a3 So do faulty - 775ai 80:
City Mills super 50 25a2 u.s. do extra 50 ooa
3 70 do Rio brands 81 3T7a4 O. ratapsco far
lily 80 90; do supe.lativc pateasS5 30. Wheat
Southern steady aud quiet; Western lirmcr AMI
dull; Southern red S5a9S; do amber SGae9; \"
l Maryland s6aS61s No. , Western winter rel
spot s2i4aS219 Dec S3laas37s; Jan s5i,as5as
Corn-southeEn about steady and quiet; Western
firm and dull; Southern white i5a46: 20 yellow
45a46l2; Western mixed spot 1t3sti5 year -
asked; Jan 454al5Ra; steamer Is bid. Oats
firm; Southern aud Penna 3oa35 Western white
54a36; do mixed 3la}2lb. Rye steady Al Sc!
a5S. Hay easier and dull prime to choice West,
ern S9a14. Provisions easier and quiet. Mess
Pork S11 so. Bulk mcats-shouldcrs and clear
rib sides packed GaiaT1a. Observation-Disclosures la
7i2; clear rib sides TO, hams 12a122, Lard
refined 711. Butter firm; Western packed 13a
IS; creamery 23a3O. Eggs firm at 2i'21.
Coffee firm; Rio cargoes ordinary to fair Ia
12ns. Sugar quiet; A soft SIS. Whiskey steady
and quiet at 81 23a1 %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-10

NEW YORK, Nov. 1O.-Cotton steady; upiauds
US; Orleans SIG; futures steady. Flour quiet
and steady. Wheat lower. Corn dull and lower.
Pork firm at 50 75a1O; now mess firm at
$40 81 laa1O 70. Lard steady at SO 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-10

MARINE NEWS.
POET OF ALEXANDRIA, NOVEMBER 10.
Sun rises. 81 Sun scts.........4jI
ARRIVED.
Schr VIM Oliver Hayre de Grace to J Him-
norman.
Schr smyrk, Washington, to Geo II Robin
sons Sons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-10
LOST AND FOUND.

SHAWL LOST-Taken by mistake from the
~ police ball on Monday night last a LADYs
WHITE CROCHETED SHAWL. Please re-
turn to Lieut. SMITH, Station House.
nov10 St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Friday. June %. 1886.
ADVERSE Report on MATTHEWS The Senate Commit
zee Oh the District OF Columbia voted to report ad
yersey upon the nomination of g. /. Matthews tcO-
ored) 10 be Of Deeds for the strict OF Coum-
bla.
A FOURTiIC CLASS POsTMAsTER-The Postmaster Ten
sral today appointed following fourhclass postmas
Ter: New-Jrrsey-At Beemerviile. CH Van ADker.
TREASURY APPOINTMENT-rhe Acting secretary OF
the Treasury to-day appointed A. f. Dougherty. OF
Prnnsylvaria. be Chief OF division OF the sixth
Auditors office, vice u. +. Abbott, resigned
ArPoINTgD MANAGERS OF SOLDIERS HoMEs-On mo-
ton of Mr. Bragg of Wisconsin, joint resolution was
passed Ia House to-day appointing General William
j. sewcll of New-Jersey; General NJ rtln /. McNahon
and Canaan L. Mitchell. OF VISIONS n. to III vacancies
on the Board OF Managers OF National Homes Tor DIS
abled Volunteers.
To Be COMMERCIAL AGENT IN AUsTRiA-Ihe Presl'
dent to-day appoin ed John q Hawes. clerk in the
State DEPARTMENT, TO be United states Commercial
Agent "a Reichenberg Austria
RIGHT OF WAY THROUGH TEXAs.-The House Com
mttee ON Mlittry Affairs to-day authorized favorable
report on The bill granting RIO Grsnde and III
Paso Railroad right OF way through the Fort Bliss,
Texas, military reservation.
Agricultural APPROPRIATION BuI--Tbe AGrcnlt-
ural Appropriation bilr as passed the Senate was
con sdered by the Committee Agricu lure to-
Animal INDUSTRY statistics and sugar were noncon-
CURED The bill reported back To the House TO-
day and conference requested
IyrERSAL REVENUE RECEiPTS-The collections OF IN
tsrna revenue during the first eleven months OF the
fiscal year ending June 80 lSS6 amount to SOL
an Increase 50 the receipts Tor the cor
responding period last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
Ell RoPEAS PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL June -Proysons-5acol. Cumberland Cut.
dldltes 3D.. oLJrt CLEAR Mlciies
DO Il. 3Os OIL shoulders. Us. III
recf-uJs Uu .Itrl ln,udn Ness Prime As.
Pvrk-PrIne Moss. s. nj per PI!ns Ness rasJerl
U.s. Western. iOs. I'll Lard American. SO. Prime
eru i.arl On. 3-s.Jt hams-LOnz cut us. Cd
81 Butter iUs Cd cwt for nnest United
stAles Cueess-A nercan hOce. 3-A ud Mhcat-ked
per New o. Winter. % I'D No sOrng. "a IL:
New Mixed western. IA ~. California 10. l. Us. ID.
la. Californian No. d. ID o 'd per oentiL Produce
fdrOeatAc. 2OS oo no. AZ LONDON vi
cwt. Hehned o,a1ieuA g. psr {lli'L Clovee Seed
American & 49, ~ rnioy21s. 81 Rosl.
-Common s. udi Pale. lis OIL COS o. Linseed OIL 25s
"a per IiiON-Flne \ nsrlotL - H.. tlty
US cwt nerlcin s,tfissritJi OF HIM quart
ers 6a4i. uu iTters 'ad Dor H..
he receipts ns past three $4,000
centas including Isl 900 centals American.
receipts OF American Tor the thrce days were
1910 centals. 49,
LONDON 25-Produce-lI on. al "a sd. u s2l
Cdcu6a Lnssei sod per quarter IhnSeed
Cake LIS. id Il Refined PetrOeum. o. al d
0s.n per gIl)I PIrDsI 2i+tl.
sperm 3 tiNsln -t'onn)n. 81
Pale. ds. Ola 6l PrIvlsons-LarL 3J+ Od. cwL
poarInng go. aui Id - Sd. for CIbl Nuscov.oar
refining aI,IL. AI3trlIIl IOw- 2js OIL o 6A
Muttol. 25s. d. 927s. s coool Sut Oh -Ccyioh.
f2604 b.; Cochin. I i&dS3L S.
ANTWERP. June 25-petrolenm Fine pale Amerlean,l D
francs 22 paid aud Ii francs rs confines sellers
BEEMES. June 2J-Pctroleun-6 marks 10 DIennigs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
CorroN MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPu.

IryKarooL. June 20 1850 p m.7cottoa firm with a
fa aps an 3D. or nac saS 1S oass for for
speculation AMI export receipts 900 bales including
ding clause denvery. j5Id do June and July
livery J-6ld. July and August deliver. s o6id:
10 -eptenD' ana october delivery. 3oidi do october
Noyenber deliver. Cd do November and December
devery. 6,oid do December anu January delivery S.
O4d.; do September delivery. S.6ld: also 1-6id.
lenders tor aevsres at todays clearings 200 bales
D. m-r the included S.i0O bales Amer.
,,
quiet put steady Uplanrs Low Middlng clause
June dehyery o00id sellers 10 JaAe ami July delivery
sellers do. August ana september delivery 6id sellers;
October aud November delivery. sd sellers. Novcm
December delivery G5tid sellers do December
ami auuary delivery o56id sellers september delv
cry 3 load. buyers
D. -Cott0n-futures closed dull: Upands Low Mid
ding June dehyery o-6id BUYERS do june and
July delivery Ibid buyers do July and August ne
Std sellers do. october amt November delivery o5Otd
buyers. do Decemoor and January dcnyery 4 o2-oid.
buyers do. september delivery lid sellers $500,
WeeKy-oaIes $1,000 bales AmeIcan a.. 900
bales 900 bales exporters 1000
aie toryarded IRON shIps slo direct TO spnner 5000
naie atl xpor - 100 BALES total TO ceipts o. 900 baes
American Uaes total stOck o,UOO bales American
30 900 Of cotton anOAt 2IJUOO bales Amer
'' G.LyEsIoS Ilre g5Cotton steady; Midlng 49, Low
cepts ii bales. saes. 100 bales stock. 1920 bales
Weekly-Net ana gross receipts. ~ bMes exports
coistwisc. l.UOI bales. sales. 5.-57 bales.
SAVANNAH. June To- Otton quiet Mdding II 10 Low
receipts 81 bales exports Coast"se All Daes saes 20
bales stock =, 80 oa,es IN, H., aos. ,,o- ,o,o,
Exports coastwIse 2-52 bales sales 81 bales
gross 90 bales Exports to Great Britain - bales TO
Weckiy-Net receipts, 1885 bales; i,79l balos
Exports to nltain 1900 baos 10 France 1883
balls g. the Continent lJo bales eoa,t"se, oVo5 bales
NEw June 2s-The following arc tho total net rs.
ceips cotton at ali the ports since september 1850;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
GR1IN AND PRODUCE Nh PhETS.
rEArrRrs OLE NEw.YORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YORk pEALlNG%
The markets for grain yesterday presented no
new feature but the results OF the business done
was an advance prices The reduction in elevator ana
other handling charges for wheat at Chicago means
slight Increase facilities for momentary specua'
ton but as a general rule change in an arncal or
arbitrary condition. governing the eXcnangs OF a
commonly, will figure factor %. Importance
In the con nrrcial situation. Cash wheat YESTERDAY
was steady and exporters bought $4,000 bushels Tue
options opened heavy and fell II ~3 cent tbeu they o-
lowed the with sharp rise or one cent ana tue
close was fully steady. tre under the best quotation
july options off Is cent AT Sils but the other months
were "A cent higher as follows: August siS; sep
ie,uher. Is October, st November. 81; December.
s77s; aud January. 50 cents. The big prizes
Exporters took $1,000 bushels OF ungraded
hirh as 80 cents were offered at AZ cents The options
opened weak hut soon strengthened and ended l4@'s
cent hIgnrr as follows: july and Augnst. 4j4 sep
TENDER 4ls and October l6l2 cents. In oats the spot
ma ket WAS a shade stronger and the optoHs endcd
laals cent better rae. at 33i3 Tor June ana Iny
81 Il for August and 81 i cents for Sep'mher Lara
showed 10 particular ACTIVITY but prices rose az pohtS
to II for Ju, 50 SO for AugusI. S6bO Tor September
- G~ for October ana 80 10 for November go
Tn. receipts Nrw-YOrk. Phladelpald i1ai'-
more and Boston yesterday were As fohow-' Mnrt,.
II 56s bnshe ;: corn, lO4 $3.50 bushels oats, 3,"o2
shells; total grain. 1S3 1913 bushels; nohT. -5opo
barrels At Chicago. Milwaukee, and ~ LOUIS lnt
arr walls were: Wheat. 1928 bushels corn, ig9o?O
bushels: osts ll9.Ol3 bushels total gram. 3'-,cio
bushels -four, il, 725 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
COWBOYS IATADE STATEN ISLAND.

THOUSANDS or PEOPLE GO DOWN TO HEAR
BUFFALO BILL wHOOP.
Staten Island has been regarded as some
what neglected suburb Of NewlorK, but any yeracous
historian who yesterday would have been
compelled ackno wledge that staten Islands day OF
prosperity had d.wned. no had been landed IN the
RICH, spot would have estimated the Inhabitants at
high figure placed Of population at Lras-
tina. That the place where the indefatlgaOle dr.
wiman has planted Buffalo Bill with instructions to
things lively with mustangs, cowboys and Indians
justly people were ferried down 10 the and yeser
day, trund.cd the new RAPID transit lines and
turned the big pen which Buffalo William had
taken ND his abode along with his Wild West snow.
William Ia Of his most Wild anl whOoplnR
MOODS AMI go were his fathfui cOwDJys. Four u Ou-
sand OF people fought among themselves for seats In
the grand 5000 more esaOsbe themselves IN the
free under shady the western side OF
the ground and the trudged ABOUT In the dust ana
hung To the fences William, surDamed Bunh 40, rode
down the line. sitting as though pegge1 INTO the saddle,
shoulders far back that they almost met and
the spectators greeted MIN with OF appreciation.
Then OF Indians attlred Ia crazy quilts anu the
Harvard cOlOrs tied around the tails OF tneir pohics
swoOped down. There was great popping OF blank
cartridges and laneous assortment OF yels IKE
the chorus from a famine-stroken kenneL Inagi-
PEOPLE began TO feel OF their scdlps To
IL they sfIll we'll Several long cowboys
wrested with number OF bucking mustangs whose
gait resemblef the movements OF irlsEy sAw-hose
causing the crowd the greatest amusement ana The COW
boys tue utmost sol Two hitie hexicans had q
with a determined mule that would achieve
undyDg fame IS al anchor on college tug team come
remarkably hpe shooting by cowboys AMI siris was
loudly appisdtd.
Then tho old coach that has wallowed through
the sand at Coney Island Ia previous summers
wos brought forth from It's retirement Tue solitary
passenxare got In. the hirsuto driver with history
deceived some Instructions about mot sparina the
whip II the sacrifice OF that valuable article could save
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26

In state bonds Louisiana stamped IA were fairly
active and lower 10 Tennessee settlement IS were
easier at, 7Iaa. Moth Carolina conso II sold a. 9Gli
aud Georg, gold y at IL Gll24 There were no
sales Of city bank stocks
Railroad bonds only moderately active. but
ruled seady firm. Erie second consos were dull and
J., higher 81 IL Missouri Kansas aud Texas general
% we're L. higher At slos Rome WATERFOWL and OK.
.ensburg D. rose Il u lOOa Central OF NewJerseys
were easier conyertibes per cent lower az llS2 aud
adjustments % lower Al 1858 Chesapeake ana ONO
fr,is series b. were up per cent ~ -. ami tho cur
rcncy q, per cent to 81 Canada Southern first.
oil A. 81. West guaranteed 4, hru ut 1000
after selling oil Is at 97A, closed at 9sA.
we're dul and steady at 957s. and the Income
receipts active at @i1-5ar Louisville and
Nashville collateral trusts rose is to lO2 Houston
Texas Central hrsts main line. were l. at IT.
Paul consos "A To 1876. and nrsts Southern Mime
sofa sold up l2l. Burlington and Quincy dcbentures
were uD Il at 100. Denver and Rio 6raudc trsts rose
I'll Kansas Pacific consOls were q higher at 1914
aud oregon short Line Is rose y To lO14 Texas and
Pacific nrsts Rio Granie division, declined 70 TO J5s
Louis and San FrancscO general Us were easier at
il77s.
The business the Sub Treasury for tho week ending
includes of $3.50 l32 and payments OF
7295sI leaving the general baanc. al s2lO l3s.oGo
against S2Oi. 65i.223 June 10. showing apparent
gain OF s. 7st3i3. But dcducting from the payments
s633 900 and FROM the receipts >I5O0OO0 for certain
transfers which only affect tho subs rreasnrys
account with tho General Treasury its true gain AS
S0lo s02 received fsc gold bars taken for export at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26

Cu1C,Go June % (Speci0h.-Lester was
heavy seller Of wheat this morning. aud this took
August wheat down 10 "A cents At this figure buying
which presumed generally to be Tor Armour peS""
ana forced prices mp cent Wheat room was chartered
here to-day Room was taken for ahont 40 600 bushels
m corn In provisions every body had the point To buy
PORK and lard. Fer.nson WAS large buyer OF PORK.
The september option for lard sold up to 52i2 There
was break toward tho close and The last were the
lowest pr. OF the day. 80
The close at so =. III. WAS: July wheat 1853 cents;
August wheat, 7I cents Jnly corn. BIS cents; August
corn 3CIs cents; July oats. 27s cents; August oats
rs cents; jaw pork. - 80; ADJUST PORK. ~ % :
July lard. 80 27l2 August lard. so 3'i2 jury Tns
IS August rib- - 90 Pats on August wheat, 'i'c
cents; calls on August wheat 70 L cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26

..n,,pc NewYork and other non-residen's no''o. "
Virginia State bonds appeared bcforea suooom"'''0o
=, the House Judiciary Committee 'o'u",, ="
hehalf Of Representative Braiys Dill 10 ""'"O
iss a commission to invesusMe ""u s,',as
,ssal and equitable liability of the United states
- ooo,n, of sad bonds The sub committee consists
=, chairman Tucker and Messrs Collins ana T.. IL, d.
Tavor The argument In favor OF the OIL was ma"e 70.
40 nr Mr. Hume who dwelt mainly upon the Ieka,
.s,,rosons growing OF the admission OF W,
{yrinia as a new state, under the naine VI VI" NJ
hile ia state or rspeIhoi .nt.
1rrter II abe some remarks III which he contenufu s
~ ,,oonIe OF virginia have been wiihE' ~
tnc 20 upholI the "honor OF the State by paying
80 cr,ators and that poverty alone has nreven'eu
them from doing So The hearing VIII 10 oo"
tai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
MRS DAVID HUNTERS PENSION.
DEMOCRATIC HOsTII1TY-HER HUSBAND NOT FIJI
LomN PoRTEK's FRIENp.

DEMOCRATIC HOsTIIITY-HER HUSBAND MOI f4i%
JOHN PoRTER's FRIEND.
WASHINGTON, June 20 (SpeciaD.-A good
deal OF time was consumed In the House to-day i'll
reading the pension veto messages "heh
that relating to the bill to grant the widow OF
the late Major General David Hunter n pension or
$40 month was reached. Colonel Hepburn. of Iowa,
,ooved ira postpouement unt noxt Tuesday. The
Democrats resisted this motion. apparently fearing that
an ee,rt to dispose OF bill message might do
harm 10 their party By party vote the mes sage was
referred 10 the Committee Invalid Pensions, which,
il is understood will report back to the House III rs"
DAYS
Republican member said to-day congress ~ thls
session mas passed. and President cleveland mas APP
proved a ill ant pension OF 5000 year To the
widow of the late Major General Hancock IL was a
erltorious bill, and cheerfuliy voted Tor H. But IL
was more neTitOrlOuS Than the bIi 10
pension Mrs Hunter whose husband rendered dlstin-
rnsed services the field and held me same tah As
General Hancock during the war. But then GeheraI
Hancock WAS not "a member, and General Hunter was
rne ACTIVITY of G. neral luUer In the cause OF enamel
nation early the Rebellion. or course COMA not nave
ithuruccd The silent secretary Lamar VINO Is tue
superior officer q the Commissioner of Pensions
The President today sent 10 COnGrcssa hr OF e'guH-
eight peas on bills approved by HIN on yesterday:
Wb,le House considering pension hllls lhS
eveniup Mr. BaNne, of PennSy ivhni'. vigorously at
the President for his recent veto mess t&es on
pensnn hills Mr.. Matson OF Indiana, deienlei the
president. who ne declared was TAR ana just anu
t some length the Piesients action ana The conduci
OF The Pension Bureau under Commissioner BACK cOu-
ing I'm for crit and Grercc aud then without trans
acuns any business the House at lO:i5 adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
THE PAYNE BRIBERY CHARGES
A SENATE COMMITTEE VOTES A"AiNoi ~ -

. SENATE COMMITTEE VOTES AGAINST lNNEsil"A-
TON.
WASHINGTON, June % Especial. --Ihe senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections voted 'o-ua''
n, against vestigatng the charges OF bribery 'na"o
,.saraine Senator PAYNE The two members VINO i''
I'D an investigation Nsssrs. Frye ana hoar
rnere will be two reports. 1t is understood from 'he
committee The majority report holds there IS not SUM
c,.pt evidence to show that money was useo III
tho election, and that the result was not III
o,v way affected by improper means. Inc
whole matter will come up IN the open senate next
raet when IL is understood that Senator SHERMAN TO-
eetber with Senators Hoar and Frye, will demand an
investigation .,
Mr sherman said tonight: 81 know no'n-
inc of the action OF the committee e1-
cent what / heard from members OF '"e
uo,se or Representatives deeply regret H. ana nope
there il some mistake about it, The pnbllc sentiment
The ne,ple of ONO think. without distinction oi parry
demauds that an investigation shal De maue ny wv
senate of the grave charges made IN respect 10 to
el'c,lon of senator Payne, and Will not be sAsnea %
less this IL done. have purposry us'Alueu
iron ANY active participation In this matt from
scn.e of drlcscy a colleague, ana nave no opion !"
eYpres upon the merits of case; nor can ac's oe Po
erlv ascerfaDed except By an examination uhuer oIn
Of The persons charged with participating IN inc bIoS
alleged. still think that sucn al investigation WI" DO
ordered by the senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26

the live, Of his passengers and the venerable turmou
sfarted Off AT this point the Indians. VINO nau ,.r
BEHIND spur OF the Rocky Mountains to change ,hr n
crazy quilts reappeared on the scene ana a@ hsp
coach down the honestretch In hne style Wiin' ny
nened 10 lie taking his cowboys out FOR rino. i.
"tumbled to the "little racket OF the Inu,anS -
there was an old fashioned seeplechase down tne
Stretch accompanied by another criminal VASE VI v
nowder When the cartridge had popped tue hnppy
thousands climbed into the cars an0 went nome W.
some new but exceedingly definite Ideas OF hic U" vi"
wild, wild border A., c,o,o, leland
Amusement Company has been compeIlcd 10 p"o'pou.
the opening of the electrical fountains AZ ." ";,h1
Hence The evening concert Will not take place. 'one
A concert is advertise for this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
COYvICrED OF ASA ULTING POLICEMAN"

Police Officer samuel /. Ferdon saw sg T,,nr
vouuc men al the Western Boulevard ana fIEnIS-
4r'st On The night OF May Is. and tried TO dsprrse
them Tne young ruiians turned upon him. ana tne
officer saws John A. Brady OF the men, knocked mn
,in,yn lanes Rr,dy threw an ashbarrel on MN ana
kicked him. John Ahmer threw peer kee a, ni t
The nocenan was greatly dIshgured by the attack au
ESCAPED with difficulty. lie appeared as comp M
Witness Yesterday Ahmer. VINO was IrSu ~ .o
General Sessions and convicted OF assault III inc
second degree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
p,pr,CrLtRLY OBNOXIOUS BOY.

Wallace Perkins age fourteen, of No Alb west
rhirtchs brought to the Jefferson Market rGnce
Conrt Yesterday employer Lorenzo sweet phr9S
r,nhrr OF No 20 West Tw nty-si yihst lIhi
gentleman told Justice Wcdc that the BOY hau
hotbercd him in WAYS but piihCpanI
by Knocking the heads OF nn nDer Of Dou,e. o,
wine IN nis cellar drinking the contents III cpnpinV
haf dozen district boys, whom wafer Wouu
Justice Wclie committed the boy 10
The care OF Agent Henry T. stocking Of the Chidrens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
THE PRESIDENT GOES YACHTING.

WASHINGTON. June 25.-1he President lett
Washington about O'Clock today for cruise down The
Potomac and IN Bay the steam yacht Cor
.a,r OF New-York, winch was brought here expressly
for the purpose. lie accompanied 10y Postmaster
General Villas Rep esentative Scott, Wilson : BsseH
and Colonel Lamont. The party was equipped Win
fishing tackle for pleasure and recrea
linn II Is posSibie that "A short stop Will be made al
Fortress Monroe that the cruise may he extended
past the capes INTO The party expects to re-
turn TO Washington Tomorrow night Before leaving
the White House President received large hummer
NJ otca ca.rs ia his office and hen went 70 the East
Room where h. received uOnbrr or genera callers
Intending the delegates to the Master Plumbers Asso
ci,inn nf Inc limited STATES which has JUS. closed con
yentlon a. Deer Park Maryland.
The President considered IFS pension DIS yesterday
onl ye,n. thty lie al 20 other bills.
lie wrot. nj. yetoes himself Already 2O3 more bills
await him; all out slxty-twO are pension bills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
ADDITIONAL PAY DUE TO PosrMAsrERs.

WASHINGTON, June pa letter from the
General reply to the Senate resolution
calling for Information to the amount OF additional
compensation posimasers under the act OF March
3 1888 Tor the payment OF which no provision has been
made was sent 10 the Senate to-day. The Postmaster
General say. that amount OF additional com9ensa
ton up to June l 1856 $6O3053 03 There has been
auprouraied and disGursed $223695 03, leaving bal
ance unproucd FOR OF S3SO2jS lie also says that the
tpterprr on 81 The s-3 has been the subject OF
contention the Department ana person claim
ing TO the of pOstmastcts no nave maze
claim for additional cOmIens under that act IL Is
therefore urged further appropriations or dis
bursencnts made without the true intention OF the
law being explicitly defined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
BANNING md FINANCIAL
United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS

All stocks and bonds listed on the New-fork Stock
Exchange bought and sold on commission for cash.
Deposit accounts received and interest allowed
on monthly ba ances subject to draft ut sight,
HARN Ely FISK * SONS,
2S Nassau-st.. New-lOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
nlusira! Instruments.

A NIJMBER of very slightly used tprigmmss
~ ana square PIANOS OF our make which wv'sraoPoZ
iTAN orERA HOUSE co during the past Opera go
viii be sold al liberal reduction iron oir 60: AMI
PIANOS FOR RENr-spociAly aiAptsl t's eoa"'''
seashora wMKNABE &C.,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-26
ICES or LIFORNTA STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jane 2j. 1856.

The Potos Mining Company has levied an assessneht
Of cents share.
the Jackson Mining Company has declared DIVIDEND
o 10 cents per snare.
CLOSING Prices OF BOSTOv STOCKS
BosToy. JdEe -. 1885.