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Head and Foot Stones, Nantes, Statues and
Carving. in all its various branches, and all
work in their business. All orders promptly
filled at the lowest rate, and shortest notice,
and all work delivered and put up, and guar
anteed to suit purchasers. If not, no sale
Please call and see and Judge for yourselves be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, and patronize Home
Manufacturers.
The subscribers have also in operation their
shop in Martinsburg, where they will give
propmt attention to all work entrusted othem.
DIEHL Il BRO
Charlestown, July Is, 1se7-y.
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LANDRETH's SEEDS.

WE have Just opened a fresh stock Of Lam
w dreths Seeds. Now and during the en-
tire season we will be prepared to furnish our
customers and the public everything they may
want in this line al the most reasonable prices.
Feb. 5, 50. AISQUITH & co.
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Leave Hagerstown. Pm 10 4OpMl II 45|
Arrive Harrisburg, AMI 90 PM ~.
c. V. II. II. \
Philadelphia, PING 5Ol
7. II. II. ANA %
New York AM J0lPH.9 81
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WE will have by September lst full sup
w ply of School Books ofevery description,
also full line of School Sundries, such as
pens, slate pencils, satchels, &c. We invite
the attention of our customers, and the public
to this branch of our business. Any book not
in stock furnished in few days
AISQUITH & co.
Auousf 06 1894
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Ferry& Valley Branch
IL. ~ o. IL. X.

Time Table in Effect May 30 1886.
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
o...,. 400 $50 4O3 445 Az
'"''o'' p. NJ. Pm. r. NJ. A. NJ p. ~
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DR. Seth Arnold's Cough Killer-a sure,
~ quick and safe remedy. Large stock, IS
ssnts per bottle.
August 20. 1885. ASQUITH & co.
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.

Arrive Washington phil 80 PM 10
b. Il o. R.R.
- Baltimore AMI ~ PM 10.
B.&0 o. X. X.
Baltimore
w. NJ. X. r. P.M,3 10
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NOTICE.
BABY CARRIAGES.

A LARGE stock and all styles of Baby Car
N rages, just received and for sale at Balti-
more prices by SADLER6 BRO.
March y, 1851.
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NO RTH BOUND TRAINS.

Nos. 4O3 and 4Ol daily. Allothertrains daily
except Sunday.
July %, 1886.
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Ask for Wells Rough on Corns loo Quick
complete cure. Hard or soft corns, warts, bun
ions.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
ARE OTHLE BODIhS ~ the STOREHOUSES ?

SOME PEOPLE THINK TnEiE ARE MORE IS rHE
EufNa-THa CAUSE OF TlE ACCIDENT.
The ruins of Swezcys flour warehouse at
Roosevelt south snrIOnBdei all day yes-
terday 10y Nofuther attempts dig Tor
buried bodies made being generally believed mat
teere there. Some p'Opr. however were
wiling accept this theory. many persons pass
to and from Kooseyot-s. from the ferry thai fears arc
expressed that some iortnlaie pcIesriin may have
persisted. msu nameI Wagner found "a white sIIuincr
Derby hat crashed ami covered with fpur VIII no
has been found. THIS fact is regarded as ind-
eating lhet all the victims from the falling
walls have been discovered. Barrels
of -four were used As supports for boards
that formed barrier around the runs and kept thu
crowd back. for the standing walls were bugug badly
aBd Threatening 10 come down Thomas ". Adams. "a
Contractor h"d gang oi men at work Snoring up tho
walls Ia heavy besBs to be the -four piled
NJ IN Tie front part ri " fioron"Gse 10 be removed
Larry the ornlng Assistant Superintendent Buck 81
Bureau OF IuiidingR examined IHe RUNS ana re-
ported ih the disaster was due l. oading tue barres
too ciose 10 The wA,!s and NOT distributing them
the walls were in good condtOn Int that yiura
ally weakened them. ihc chicT cerK stated tia;
lpaInt hai ever heen oc ged against the building
Men acquainted WILL the subject differ with Mr. Buck.
They point to the tact thNt the building really had
three walls 1t plainly TO he seen that he building
had been up against tho tho north and
val Of tHt Inidnr Ins Tor J%ei ,ho h c s,e
sorchouso were msrey notched grooves cut inio
br ckwOrk OF tho other rudins People living in tbs
n.IgnbOrhood declare tnat the building has con-
sIdered unsafe Tor m'nS years and ng-A0remln do
cared That earned slG Iariy years ago for climbing
a Ladder AM nIug rope - part % wall which
was thon Insecure aud hdd to be taken down.
WneB the Mlbturn esIate sod al auction about
nvo years ago. " wclry bOught the corner building,
and Mfs Mary NJ. Collins, vf M. II Lloyebfh-s,
bought the co nor lOptng N Roosevelt ana Water Sts
and ak houses ~ Watcr-si These tcnemeLts Rob
tft Morgan. dis. tCDss JdhltOT that over erlr
months he had become alarmed AT the bulains of
lhr rear wall Of the storehouse and informed Mrs.
COus WHO IN turn reported the matter ~upcriDtrd-
en Booth of The New York Society FOR the Improve
menl Of tne Condition OF tno Poor whose Office Is
~ FOufth-Are. LIS, Apr Mr.. SweZry expended
$1,000 ~ strengthening the building 40 less than nine
tie rods through the walls from front 10
In place two OF these rods apart
thristopher -wezey the active partner in firm
that his father y /. Swszcy owned nnilding ard
that he not informed whether tue Building Bureau
had ever hal cOinlIa nts rcgarIing H. Much o. tLe
nOur that not spilled dIuIsed by the rain AMI
the bricks and spllntercd timbcrs COVERED hy a
lhck flour past. Tn" lBlIrc reported doing
well al the hospital. AL OF them ont OF DANGER The
-panlsri Buuzcria threatens TO sue for damages
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
WAsHINGTON NOTES

WASHINGTON. Monday, July ~. 1856.
THE SURPLUS RFsoIUTIoS.-Senator Sherman, acting
chairman OF tLc Finance Committee of the Senate has
notified Treasurer Jordan that the committee will hear
him Tomorrow upon the Morrison surplus resolution.
SENATOR MORRILs HEAITn.-Senator Morrill, left
Washington this morning his home In Vermont lie
IA improving in health but does not think wise TO re-
sume his active dulles chairman OF the FINANCE COM
mittee this session.
INDIANS CALL on Mr.. LAMAR.-A delegation OF tnlr-
Chircahua and Warm spring Indians from Arizona
accompanied by Captain DOrst. of the 4ih Cavalry.
called Secretary Lamar at the Interior Department
to-day and strongly protested against their removal from
San Carlos reservation
To AID EDUcATIoS II TIE soUTH-In the Senate TO-
day Mr. Whtthorne introduced bill to return the tar
on co collected by the United states IN
and ~ from people certain States OF the Union,
poses
THE RIVER AND HARBoR BIII.-The House Committee
on Rivers and HarbOrs meeting to-day discussed the
prospects OF bI aud although the measure mas not
vet been referred the committee u WAS practically
agreed report IL back the House as soon a. IL
reaches the committee without concurrence IN the
Senate amendments and request conference
CIVIL SERVICE XAMINATIoSs.-Examnations for
assistant In the Patent Office VIII soon I've held
by the Commission at several points III d
ferent sections Of the country the exact dates ana
paces 20 he announced in day or two. The Cvil ser
vice Comm ission announce that persons desiring 10
enter these examinations should at vrite TO the
Civil Service Commission, Washington, d. G., for IN
formation and blank forms Of Application.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
DRILLING THE STATES SOLDIERS.

STATE CAMP OF INSTRUCTION, PEEKsKILL,
July 19The soldiers in camp this morning looked like
haf-drowned rats when they crowded odt OF their
drenched tents. II good tent that did act Ike
sieve last night This morning the parade ground was
a vast mudhole. The company drills fair
could be expected. The guarl mount OF the 65,h
little clumsy. Tho quite quick enough in
catching their pieces at inspection.
Captain A. c. Lewis OF Company T. was officer OF the
day. and First Lieutenant Franz H. Carr OF Company A.
was officer OF tho guard. Battalion drill sluggish
but owing TO the condition Ot the ground 1t could not
have been much better Skirmish drI much better
and quite praise The best company drill
by the 18th Oath Goth and 32d Separate Companies.
There we're few passes granted to-day and tho men
payed visit to Peekskill. Surgeon a. II. Brggs. OF
the 10Th, Is very popular He is State medical
examiner OF the Ancient Order OF United Workmon.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
MARRIED AND THEN ARRESTED

PoTTsTowN, Penn, July 10 (Speciah.-Miss
Minnie Andre. daughter OF Nicholas Andre ex-inember
OF the Legislature from Berks County. LETT her home 10
visit friends she Elmer schDagk, age about nine
teen and the two went ana married. Her father
is wealthy, and she Intelligent vIyscious girl OF
eighteen After the wedding she returned TO her home
Subsequently an officer came from Pennsburg, Mont
gomery County and arrested schnack the charge of
breach OF promise. preferred AGAINST him by Mss
Mamie Seehne of that place Sooner tnan 90 10 )a 10
said that he would marry Miss seebner, but squIrs
Kulp would not permit IT, AMI he taken 10 { o
Montgomery Jail aud afterward released on bail. HOW
schuack and Mics Andre obtained marriage iicense,
when tnoy are under age, will be investigated.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
YOUNG KEENE OUTRIDDEN
AMATEUR BEATEN BY PROFESSIONAL
BCcKsHor AHEAD OF CEDARHURsr UNTIL The
LAST HUNDRED YARDS.

BCCRsHOr AHEAD OF CEDARHURsr UNTIL Tuu
LAsrHUNDRED YARDS.
frlor to 1886 George Work was the cham.
pion amateur rider In all crosscounry contests and n.
wore his Ianrels motestly Foxhan Reene tho CON a,
James r Keene. was seemingly born to ride ON M.
Imported white pony he rode to victory IN many hunt
contest at Newport. and he looked upon as nroa
igy. For several years George Work SVEN,
all before him In the amateur races IA,
hunters Last spring no spriined his. ank,.
and this prevented his riding in races Foxbau
Keenc, who is only to a professional iock,v
took to the saddle and won almost all races IN which
he took part This was at tho spring meeting Of tina
Rockaway Steeplecass Association this year 7, o.,
he was tho hero ofthe amateur Jockey. 80 well dd hs
ride Ofcourse there amateur Jockey. who Ala "a,
intend to be eclipsed, but young Mr. Kecne op,-oa.
them at every opportunity. Last spring G.orr. yorr
became tired OF the notorety that young Mr. Keene WA
gaining from bis repeated victories and detAflntncd
to check them II possible. At the summer meeting of
the Rockawsy steepechase Association young Keen.
kept on winning rms was not pleasant for the youngsr
member OF the Work family. lie IN .tcbed Codarhnrss
against Economy both polo nones. young Kesne b5ck.
Ing Economy keenc aud Work mOuuird the no,ie.
that they backed Ccdarhurs; won and George Wort
WAS jubilant. Mr. Keene ewas not. A loser rarely IT,
foShah keene Il yong man who does not taks
badgering kindly Tho yonng meni net afterward ami IL
was at an uptown re.ort where champagne flows freely
bet $1,000 that Cedarhurst tho PONY that had lss
upon before c0nlf beat the crack polo pony Buckhot II
MI keene rode hni. Mr. Work having the priv
ilege OF naming Jockey for Cefarhnrst The was
10 Or run last fInsy at Sbrcp>ueal Eag, but tha
weather was bad and t was postponed nuii yesteriay
Arer ihe posp0nemeDt TIE stakes were increased to
81 600 SIDE. There were many club men present 10
witness the Young krene Uountei BI ckshoi and
really ioosei ht to win George Work put up De Long
Ccdarnu~t. DE Long only weighs 65 pounds and beat
Mclaughlin at Brighton Beach last week. Mr. keens
weighs l35 pounds
The betting was two 20 one on Buckshof. BuckshOt.
although he took the lead at tie start cOud hold IL
lie heads Cearhurs until ihe last hunirot yards was
reached then he tired aud Ds Long forged ahcai but 10
only won by half a length Time, 5il2
Among those present we're p L. M'n,asne and wii,.
A. w. Sanford. !. ". Jerome. J. r. kceBe Edwards
Spencer j. l. Lloyd and L. la Monta.nc.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
THE MONMOUTH ENTRIES TO-DAY.

There VIII be good racing to-day at Nom
mouth Park There twelve entries IN the first race
ono mile for maidens. Why shoud not Banner-Bearer
win It and why should not Attorney be secon!i
1t looks II Hanover had great chance
for the Sapllng Stakes. He carries penalties There
Is an allowance OF pounds for maiiens however
this will beat him. The spenlthrfKa gna cos
ought to get The place The $4,000 lilly Dew Drop II
course ought to win the Stevens Stakes -
miles. The Bard, nevertheless, VIII give her
hard race, and will be close TO her
at the finish The fourth IL L. milo hand cap.
with eleven entries. Electric ought ~, witty Dry
MonopOe second. The other a selling
and steeplechase. The entries are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
OPPONENTS OF cIvI SERVICE REpoRM.

WAsHNCToX, July 10 (SDeciah. The Demo-
showed their hands again In attempt TO defeat a
renate concurrent resolution proyd for the pulca-
ton OF the third annual report of the JIv Service
Commission. The matter was brought before
the House In the night session Of Saturday
when a Democratic member defeated it by raising the
point ina; had voted When it up this
morning the resolution passed by overwhelming
majority on division. Ont asdlu Southern Democrat
was on hls feet pronp.ly TO make the point tnat no
quorum bad voted. Messrs Dlngey and Earquhar
manded the yeas and nays. 1he resolution was then
passed-lOS 10 40. All Tho negative votes hy
Democrats VINO push Their opposition to CivIl Service
reform to such cXtre that they nwiing that
the report of the Commission shall be published for the
Information OF the people.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

Canada. Ottawa. 1jih Jnly. 1S-t.
NessrS. W. s. Jordan Il Co., No. l02 Commerciai- 81
AN ADJOURNMENT RESOLUTION.
JULY % TIE DATE NAMED By THE STEERING C IN
ErEE-A


MIfTEE-A NEW DEPAI URT.
WASHINGTON, July 10 (Spccmi). Colonel
Morrison brought in to-day. ostensby from the Com
Rules but really from the steering committee
appointed by the Democratic caucus. concurrent
resolution providing for the adjournment OF
Congress sine die July 2s. Heretofore such
resolutions have emsnatcd from the Ways and
Means Commtie. The Democratic caucus. however,
mitted the direction aud control OF all legislative bust
three men-Speaker Carlisle ami Messrs MOrri-
and Rau dali No committee OF the House move
n step In any direction without their consent; legs
lative be without their perms
sion. As they constitute majority OF the Com
mittce Rules they act as its organ when
ever 1t expeicnt for thom 10 40 so.
They acted tha, capacity when they forced the
sideration Colonel NorrIsOn's surplus resolution,
VIII ch could have been reached ms session IN
and iery Tney actedin This capa ty
today also when taey brought report setting aside
TINS evening for post Office measures and to-
uorrOw evening for bri 20 bills. IL appears thai
Colonel MOrrs0n's constituents are dcnpy in
terested IN "A bill tOr new bridge across tA-
Mississippi River at II. Louis. and that
of bridge IL Is proposed to buili-A "loW" hriigr-s
tn KIND Of bridge that t.e Repre- -cntItV's from
STATES tne upper Mis-iSsirpi aud the Missouri
vrrs do becaise, they ASSET will he
distraction 20 The fee navigation OF the Mississippi.
II the Adjournment resOi itlOn the Hous" its
foI VIII lie Tor and The President
to whether Congress shall adjourn Juiy -. Ihe
iournnent before August probably VIII no found i'm
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
CONGRESSMAN BEACH FAILING.

NEwBURG, July 10 (Speciah. The cOndi-
ton OF Congressman Lewis Beach, who is at his home In
Cornwall is to-day critical. He passed poor night
and Is falling to-day. The fears entertained
lie returned homo from Washington some days ago,
worn ont mentally and physically He Is an ndefat-
lgabo worker and no Congressman ever represented
the district who attended to the correspondence OF con-
sutuents a promptly "a Mr. Beach did.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
THE HOUSE AND SENATE DISAGREE.
AMENDMFNrs TO PUBLIC LAND LAWS RtJECIED-
PEnsEECL AE ~ AGNELNENI.

AMLNDMFNlN 10 PUBLIC LAND LAWS RLJtCl I'd
PROSPECT or An AGRHrMENI.
WAsHiNGTON, July 10 (SpecaO. The House
devoted nearly the whole day 10 debate senate
amendments to tie bil To repeal the Presumption. I'm
Der Culture and Desert Land laws oppos ton TO
the amendment was led by Messrs IaysOn, OF
Illinois. and Stone, OF Missouri, who contended that
the effect OF the amendments, II adopted,
would be to perpetuate frauds in public land entries.
Several OF the speakers that side rchcarsed
the wholesale accusations or General" SPARKS against
the settlers public lands IN the West and Northwest
and one OF them Mr.. McAdoo understood TO mt
mate that no honest man would support the Senate
amendments. Messrs. Perk and Peters, OF kans4s,
Clifford OF Dakota. Carey. OF Wyoming: and Laird, of
Nebra supported the strong eecbe.
and denounced as false the charge that 80 per
the settlers pnOc lands IN tine West and the NOf
thieves ana swlnders VINO obtain
sIo the public domain by fraudulent means I}y
large majority House decided to IT. iS-
agreement TO a the Senate amenlnen The prospect
OF agreement between The House an senate ths
before the adjournment OF Congress s regarded
q iat doubtful,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

vice. and $500 600 for the armament OF sea'coast for
fcxtions with provision that the implements OF war
purchased from this appropriation shall be OF American
Manufacture. As reported from the Committee on Ap
preparations the bill provided for the appointment Vi
BOARD under whose direction the money should re OK,
penteG and which was authorized To make all heeuuI
experiments aud tests 10 ASCERTAIN h n
most effective guns projectiles, torpedoes. etc ms
provision was however stricken out on point OF orue
raised IN committee the whole the ground that ~
changed cxisng law which enrusis the expenditure Vi
the appropriation to the War Department.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

slXru-srEErLEcnAsE. sNnRr couRsE.
WARRANTS AGAINST BANK DIEEcroa&

ST. LOUIS July 10 (SpeciaD.-A warrant for
grand larceny wassworn out this evening against tne
directors OF the deunct Proydent Savings Bank. Tho
complaint made by tho Barr x widen MercaOtile
Agency and sets forth that July II they deposited
$3.50 m the bank which the directors received. know
ing at the same that The cashier def.uiter
aud the bank insovent The defendants are j. (. Gar
land, thomas H. swain. Charles y. Greeley Charles H.
Smith, George Scott. william 4. Mullen and Alu0n H.
Thompson. Bond given IN each ease. The courts
flooded with petitions from deposltOrs OF the broken
banl
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
PROBABLE SUCCESSOR OF JOHN GooDE.

WASHINGTON. July 10 tSDeciai 1t is re-
ported that William c. ChGorl, OF Portland Maine. may
succeed John Goode Solicitor General II he desires 10
do Mr. Clifford son OF Associate Justice Nathan
Clnord OF the supreme Court Of the United States IL
Is understood that the President Ia se ec
Northern uan Mr.. Goodies successor AM II il sali
that Mr.. Clifford has been invited to Washington for
personal conference IL l. expected that the name of
Goodies Will be to the Senate thls v..k
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
KLUyphR TO SETTLE HIS DEBrS

pearcl nom OH reported yesterday as iesus
nsOftuncs lie appeared al hls store cary ~
the morning few minutes. Deputy SAcill bcluou WY
has charge the execution Ol Tie SiUuu Judgment Hss
t norst said that trouble between him and Ills ct'oi
would DC amicahy settled IN aieW days IL i unleisloi
that hlunders patrons have come 10 s asss|
ance enabling him 10 cancel some o AIS dco's an" s'' "
tloual time IN which he us@y settle The rcnslLder go.
deputy sheriff John Nclpanck, O Mcstchcstci o"hy'
levied on the dollhouse ana flower beds OF MI hnHei
teiav In sing sing valuation the property ~.
venorie $500. The claim which TIE levy - -e'
my nI IaIno, lhanlcI. inI S..nl-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
THE NEW CRUISERS.

WAsHINGToN, July 19.-Ihc Board on Ad-
dtlOnal Cruisers mas completed ITS paHs the four
vessels authorized by Congress and Will submit its re-
port 10 Secretary whitney In few days Is likely
that proposals for the construction OF the vessels Will
be prepared The plans are for one nnaru.
ored cruiser OF no SAL power OF $3.50 tons. built after
the model OF the NaniwayK poop and forecastle
derk cruiser OF 1000 tons one heavily gun.
boat OI l,'uO tons aud Ilgh arnored gunbOAt OF
$50 tons. Ihe three last mentioned vessels Will be
bulIi from plans pared by Bureau OF CoLsruc-
tion and approved by the Board
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
DYING MISERs BEQCESTS.

ST. PAUL, July 10 lSpeciap. George Sueden,
one OF the weathest men of sedas. Mo-. is dying IN
that city. He mser and Is reported 10 be worth
100000 His nephew has Just arrived IN the city from
Philadelphia. aud the old man summoned lawyer aad
made will in which he named the young man heir 10
his wealth lie has daughter Sedala. but ourre,i't
with her a few months ago, AMI 9s punishment iCr
what lie terms her ohstinacy. he cisinn~rted her,
Sugden Engahman by birth and has lived IN
Missouri for many years. His brother died at Tho Pctts
County Missouri poor farm over year aSo alone ani
ed.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
Ar TIE srNDAr.scHooL ASSEMBLY,

SOUTH FRAMINGHAM, Mass, July 10 lSpecidN.
To-day Was Dcnominational Day at the New Engl tai
Assembly The morulng lecture delivered by tho
Rev. T. W. Porter, OF New Hampshire, on The Irlih
as Phased tho Present" prominent feature d he
work here Is that OF the Normal Unon conducted ths
year by Professor Holmes DIR. iurlOut aud Mr. buhh.
Ing This equalization aims to furnish eunday-sch"oi
teachers aid preparing their work lie fu courss
OF study occupies two years. 80 -
Tho evening lecture was Uy Wallace Bruce on Robert
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
R0RBED BY TWO sWiyDLERs

YoCNGsrowN, July - Specidn.-Farmer
simpkins who lives Orangevile, was api reached
by stranger VINO offered TO buy his farm for sl'Oo'
rendering IN payment what purported to be oooo
Government bond. Simpkns drove To bank, drew our
50 300 TO make the dil.rtnc, aud while returning home
10 make the transfer OF property was sopprd " ahotuet
strauger who az the point OF "a revolver compelled MIN
to urn over the money. stranger number Que ulsap
ared anu the farmer that he had been swndlod
Onlcrra AZ working on Ihe
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
CALLING IN 1000. 900 OF THREE PER CENTS

WAsHINGTON, July 19.-Thc Acting Secre-
tary OF the Treasury tnis afternoon the l39b
call for The redemption OF bonds The call Is Tor
$iOOOOOO OF the three per cent loan OF 1892.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

Perrin, Assistant Surgeon General, has been extended
one month Major W. H. Andrews, Surgeon. aud Second
Lieutenant W. d. Wright. Signal Corps, have been
granted four months leave OF absence Acting Assist
been ordered 20 San Antonio Tex, for assignment to
duty.
The order relieving First Lieutenant L. A. Craig. 9th
Cavalry. from duty recruiting service has been
amended TO take effect on October instead Of July 81
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

OPPOSITION TO A DEMOCRATIC CoNGREsSHAN
RALEIGH, n. c., July 10 Especial. The Dem'
ocrats their convention to nominate acanddaeiof
Congress this the IVth district Thursday Angus
g. A determined attack is being made on General !" III
X. COZ. the present nembcf because OK MS suVy'
OF Cleveland ana lIy scrvlce reform.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
THE FOKTIFICATIOS BILL PASSED

WAsHINGToN. July 19.-The Fertilization
Appropriation bill passed the House thi, morning II
spproprAtss $62U,Oo0 TO be expended as follows:
100000 for tho proecoD preservation and repair of
forhca:0ns and other works OF defsoce $50 900 for
the continuation Of torpedo experiments for prso-
teal insSustion efengLssS troops IN tho Details
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
ygwsBOYs roo YOUNG 10 BIZ ~ THE SIHLhh
A, o,icer of tho Society for the Prevention OF

children saw three ltlo boys selling papers IN toqL BAN
near Eighteenth ST. Yesterday They ~src eN t' M ars
IA. average new sboy likely to be inquired y -
aud they taken to The rooms oi t!o s"'ep e'' 80
we're oar, and six years. respectively