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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHIsGToS. Tuesday. July 20. 1896.
VETOED PENSION BILLs.-Mr. Blair to-day reported
from the Committee Pensions seventeen or the vetoed
pension bills the recon mcndatlou that they be
passed over the vetoea
No CHARGES AGAINST PAYMAsrER TARBEL- Pay
master John F. Tsrbel, OF the Jdniata, writes with
to the charges reported To nave been hed by
United States Consul Ser against him AMI Paynastrr
p Thompson Of the Lancaster. OF alleged fraudulent
practices purchase Of supplies the last visit OF
those vessels Caps Town. that he far bel never was
In Cape Town In his life
Insurance COMPANIES CLADIs.--senator Evars sub
mtted proposed amendment to the General rnciency
Appropriation bill To pay the sun Muinsl Insurance
Company. OF New-YOrk. 81. 500; the Atlantic Mutual
Insurance Company. Of New York. $500 the Com
mercia Insurance Company, 0f New York. S244l aud
the Washington Marine In 'urancs Company. OF New
YORK, or It's assienees pL5DO, allowed by tho ac-
counting officers of tue Treasury
GENERAL DEFIcGESCY.-Tne General Deficiency bill
was reported by the Senate Committee on Appr0pria-
tions to-day. The provision OF the House b berg
reappropriton OF S24S.57 for repayment TO importers
OF deposits rtsned duties or other
moneys paid under protest. Is struck out The sum OF
S3-2, 900 Appropriated Z" FOR ths compensation of
postnasters usted because OF the act OF March J.
lse3.' The remaining amend uenIs made by the SEN
Committee are ~ merely local or individual Interest
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
TIE PAYNE CASE.
REPORT OF Mr. HOAK TO THE COMMITTEE o.
PRlvILEGKs AND ELECTIONS.

REPORT OF Mr.. THE COMMITTEE on
PRIVILEGES AND ELECTIONS.
WAsHINGToN. July 20.-rhc following is a
report made by Senator Hor to tho Committee
Privileges and Elections npoo the submitted by
the OHIO Legislature IN tho Payne csse which material
Mr.. HoXr As subcommittee examined and ansly Zed :
have examined tue evidence forwarded by the
House OF Representatives. OF ONO. Tue investigation
was under a resolution directing inquiry the
charges that four members OF the present legislature
being also OF the last guilty OF bsin
duced by corrupt TO voto for Mr.. Payne Those
charges wero net sustained and the committee 80 re-
port
"But the inquiry took wider range. There was
tending to show that Mr. PXyoe's
public suggested aesnsidats for Senator
the state elrction that II not very prominently
augg~.te until shortly before his election In January
Thai nauy persDaa VINO had been supposed to favor
voted for Payne tkx there WAS widespread
belief that corrupt used 10 procure the
sult AT one member offered large sun OF money
for his vote. there hearsay statements charg
ing corruption to several Others that two member
OF the received large snms OF moory about
the time OF tier Of which. they being called as
wltue-ses satisfactory account that The prln
cipa managers OF Mr. PAyne's canvass namely, Page
McInan Hunting on ami Oiiv~r H. Payne iid not estl
fy before the comttee. But th.rs no evidence tend
iDx brbsry OF mshh~r. un ess 80 above
etsfei there evidence To connsct Mr f~Jne, tue
attny mriner with these transactions ahd none ten l.
1pg result WAS changed or anecteu Dy
ouch means"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
THE INDAN TRADERSHIP MATTER.

WASHINGTON, July 20 (SpeciaD. r. NJ
Hunter continued his to-day before the senate
committee which Com missioner Atsins's
me nod OF issui ng licenses Indian traders and was
subjected to severe crossexAninatoD by
Senator Blackburn, but nothing was eciied
to shake any material way the
testimony already given by him IN support OF the story
told by C. a. Cleveland, the removed trader Senator
Blackburn tried hard to make something out OF an
alleged discrepancy OF statement contained In Mr.
Hunters petition the President, wherein the loss
sustained by Mr.. Cleveland WAS put down at $4,000
and the testimony given by Cleveland him.
self before the committee, 10 which he
put his loss at $4,000. The very simple explanation
OF this is that Mr. Cleveands loss at the time the
petition was presented the President was o2OOOO III
goods left hands which He Thought lie coul DOT
sell, and that In June last the time he cit the
he been enabled to dispose or about SS,vOO
worth OF goods uncX pecien manner
1he testimony .of Mr. Hunter further showed
the existence OF a. i-ttcr written by Judge
W. H. Bond OF TreDiOn. Ieau, to Com missioner hRlns
IN which Mr.. Atkins reminded OF his promise 10 re-
all but traders al thr ArnIdaSp Agency. THIS
letter when prnduced val probably contribute muen
benefit his friends In issne OF licenses !Or lhsian
traderships. characteristic attempt by Mr. Atkins
friends AS made introduce the military record OF
M Hunter hicu, by the way hr was able 10 SHOW was
a. those who sOnglt to lmpugn It, Wuat
OF that rrcDrd To accomplish IN hls
nvestlgatiOn Ills rather difficult - tell.
The investigation VIII be continued on Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
INTERESTING CROP FIGURES.

WAsHINGToN, July 20.-The statement OF
crop July l, prepared by Professor Dodge
the statisticisn OF the Agricultural Department and
tslcgrsphed TO the press July TO- is to-day supple
mented by fuller report giving additional facts and
ayurss Of an interesting character In this report the
Professor says:
"Ths area OF oorn steadily increasing with only the
sshtsst lin petus from foreign demand and still less
from the spirit manufacture The Increase In seven
years since 1879 has about &c per cent aud tho
area 100000 acres The increase 10
rapid n the moro recently settled Western States, for
two reasons: Q) From settlement and home making
(2) rom substitution OF corn for wheat"
or the condition OF spring wheat the report says:
"Iast year the average condition was 06 In
July consequence Of high temperature at criti
cal period, foil to SO at the time OF harvesting
The apparent depreciation IN June Is fifteen points, but
It to apply that reduction To the
145 10000 bushels of spring wheat harvested. which
represented . condition OF SO ~ harvesting. only
thrse points above present condition Should tnero
- no further reduction the prssent condition should In
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CHILDREN STARTING foR BETTER HOMES
LEAVING THEIR TENEMENT SURROUNDINGS FOR A
FORTNIGHT.

fORINlGHI.
Spend that for the little ones,' said a gen
tleman he slipped crisp $40 DIl into the hand OF
one OF tho assistants who msrshailing host OF
children I'm Vanderbilt and Forty-secondst. about
) u. IN. yesterday. 1t only one Of the many In
stances OF practical sy mpathy aroused by mere pass
ing sight Of the great work which being accomplished
by THE TRIBUNE Frrsh-Air Fund. There were active
times yesterday for those who have the work OF getting
the little waits OF for tneir eagerly anticipated
vacation In the country. Three psrti~s gathered to-
geher scsnty wardrobss and girded FOR
their FORTNIGHT OF rest and recreation. The Lehigh
Valley Road carried away party OF twenty-sI In the
9 a. H. traiu to Orwol and Pottorvc. Penn. They
all children who won the hearts OF their hosts and
hosesses last summer and are now rcapng the fruit Of
their good behavior; for they all gong back again
oD special invitations.
There greater concourse OF Children, how
ever, at the Grand Central Station There
a party Of 145 boarded the G:30 y. IN. train.
They were checked through to destination like
much luggage. necessary precaution. however. for
they are going to u number OF places and might easily
become hop.essy confused 1t not for their tags
careful inspection OF their labels showed that they
were bound for the following places Seneca Falls,
Cayuga IIoneoyc Falls, Clifton Springs. lie Roy. Oaks
Corners East Bloomfield. West Bloomfield, Fairport.
CigarvIile. Palmyra. LOckport Spencsrport Albion.
Medina, Knowesville and Jordan. The Erie Railway
WAS also a carrier OF FrcshA children yesterday.
There mIstaking the fact that the fy-nine chill
dren most of them this summer invited guests who
gathered the ferry yhouse 1t Chambers St. about
n H. were off for COOL time or al least they looked
"a tnoug they were They destined for Emira.
Hornelsve, Canaseraga Biughamton. Southport.
Horsrheads and Biz Flats thirty three going to the
lasI naned place. Tho total number OF Children dis
n,tcbrd Yesterday was go, making tho grand tot al
lar thus week 794 Following the namcs of some OF
thoss who viii make ~ least TIVE weeks OF this summer
nIs.sant ones o children:
Uoneoge IalIs.-W. Il. Carpenter. Lewis Huntington,
M.up Fierce, sydney Hunt Mrs +. Bauer, Miss Anna
u"tchlnson Mrs. ID. g. Smith, i. A. Freeman Dennis
UIrri. Christian Man, Mrs NJ Tucker,
spenccrpor.-MarthA Hickey. Mrs Curus' T. j.
Bowen.
Iockport rt-Mrs. Norris X. g. Holmes.
Al -rnrra Falls Henry StOwe, Editor or The Seneca
roUs LrreiIe has provide hosts for the children.
Iy1r,U yenn- k T. Ardrcws, A. Boswortn. q. ".
Ks.rs Wilnam Rome, n. l. Jackson VI. A. Hil. q. l..
prndleton q. h Hi. DR.. COnglin. Miss Paysou, Mr..
Howard =, AZ 49,. A..
Baldwin.
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sure about 139 900 bushe Tho winter wheat area
already nearly enough for homo T
and seed. The exportstion OF wheat hu " Tn
the sst nve years has been 1l6OOOOOo onsne. n ,no
present fsvors product nearly u no. quuo
nnicent for this rate Of exporaton IN aoduo :" ,i
sumption. The exports OF the past year are soma % ,
ION bushels less than this average Ihe surplus WI WI
probably he ample therefore, for any foreign uehnu
likely arise The visible supply has been uecresseu
the about 13O0OOOO bushels eaviue "os INV
46 900 900 bu sheis to come the surplus IN the
hands cf the farmers ...
The condition OF oats Is lower than In any FORMER
July report since 1879. when the yield averAgo1
twenty-five bushels per acre. Present condition o. o.
against 81 Ia July OF that year. =.
THE for rye 956. against 81 last year. IL
is nearly the same ss IN 1881. A..
"The condition OF barley 10 somewhat lower nt ,no
present the 1st Of July any recent year
yet difference sufficient 70 reduce greatly tnc
prospective Yield. 1t averages S9.7 against W iass
July and 90 IN July OF the previons year"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.
John c. Tucker owns building 10 Thirteenth

John L. Tucker owns u buildIng ID lDlfteentn'
St near sixth ave- he wishes erect additional
suuertrcture making stnres high lie applied yos
eray Ia Justice Barrett supreme Court Chambers Tor
the superintendent o hutihinss Ia per-
make to alteration Mr. fuckers o"tn ri t-tsst
rndUut refused his Application hr APP
pliyd ho granted H.
nt,uirnt a mrnb-r Of ue Bosiu siiI "ithheh as
crtncatr behalf OI the latter was ontrndd mat We
recent statute requiring all buildings IN this cy over seventy
Wa nrantod fuckers building was not hrepIooL Inc
decision Tcs-rN1d
no,,rt " Warren has sued the Renirock Powder Com
nsny pt 600 with which be claims - sns'on
81 ~, to m. lnitod Government i"r ttoVop on
~, ~ ~ a., - nr,uy 3tO 100 pounds Of crposive known
"a "a, a-rok used the bls which nnsly heino shea
ti,,d itock l the LAST TAI Jn.li." Barrett N
sunrur court Chambers ye~"fay i"s Ne hs Net sion on
u,d, behalf Of The kcui"k company that tho
rI.ui,n ~, ,,,uip-l~i Ia file a bill oi particulars
t,, n.irl n,nuery chief engineer ~ the New York ele
-, ,,'I,o,. was committed 10 The carr ~ Dr. j. w.
r.n at S.nfor Hail. Flushing In De'ember les2, as an
s,r pe rson been IA o sl u ever since Justice
tt -, .u.ntsl Augustus !. l,equcr Thomas Wldes
COMMISSIONERS Ia inquire into his mental
who sixty ycas old las real and
p,,r ,oua property worth too"V"o
r AZ Of simon ighteen frou the
Island ordered yesterday by JUS
80 J,trrrtt Tho youth who born In Poland and supported
padding matches sent 10 The asylum last jan
ar~ led With mania lilo has hg
.nd his relatives asked for his discharge ami obtained
,rt OF ha-as corpus. upon which Tho referred 70
Ahuam King report that Goiusteln longer
sane tho Judge confirmed
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
which Captain L. c. Forsyth. assistant quartormaster
is respousibie
RIVER AND HARBOR APPROPRIATIONS.
MR. HEWITT ATTACKS THE NEw-YORK HARbon
ITEM

WASHINGTON, July 20 (Speciahl.-The fnenos
OF tho River aud nrbor bill IN the House fought nara
to-day and considerable progress was maao VIII" 'n"
Senate amendments On point OF order raiseu ny
Colonel Hepburn, OF Iowa, tho bill was Sep'
10 tho Committee OF the Whoie- ITO
was surrounded Immediately by friends OF the measure
who tried to induce him withdraw mis- OBJECTION ior
the legislation by conference COM
mittees is neither prudent wise. After THO HOUSE
had resolved itself into Committee OF the Whole there
was long wrango effort by the members OF tho
River and Hsrbor Commission 10 nave
the Senate amendments single Amendments 10 INC
bill They carried their point Every effort TO mooy
the Senate amendments was successfully resisted ~
the friends OF the bill For example. the prop1so" '"
strike the item for the HenDepin Csns was ,r us
fssted by vote Of 80 to 100. and motion 70 n,ouy
Inc provision relating to the Improvement OF the ''i'
rlppi River met like fato. -.
Abrsm 8. Hewitt moved to strike out the item vi ol
$3.50 900 for NewYork Hsrbor AMI spoke WIN enrrKy
ana earn.sness In support Of bis motion lie necihreu
that 1t will be waste OF money or Sorse To e1penu
I'm carr yng out the plans OF thu Army engineers he
read letter from Secretary whitney taxing = ronk
ground favor Of the improvement 0f the harpor ~
cordn plans and under tue direction OF ooa,
in which Navy and the Coast Survey IA wei as 'o
Army shall he represented. ,,..,..,o
Colonel B,yneot the River and Harhor Commission.
made avigorous little speech IN reply TO Mr Hewt Wno
retortrd that tho gentleman from Psnnsy wanna sernoa
d.ternined to cram $3.50 900 down ths throat OF new
York when she doesn't ask for II or want IT, NJ,
ON a division Mr.. Hewtt's motion was refecten. ITO
teer before the vote could Dc taken tno
hour of adjournment arrived
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
THE RAILWAY POSTAL SERVICE

WASHINGTON, July 20.~Ihe Postmaster
General prepared lor publication statement OF mo
number aud nature OF tho changes which have been
made in railway mail service during the hsca year
.nird June 30. lss6. TAe iostmaster-Gencral says:
those clerks who mere probationers AZ tho time
when the new Administration took Oil 80. were with 10 W
exceptions dropped at The end their term THIS IN
creased somewhat the number OF new appoin tnrnts
made during four months Of the ended June 30
1885 ami there also considerable nIinber OF
gnations and OF removals upon the accommodation Of
tho division supernteGden. The stateme mt is fol-
lows:
Number in the service June 80. 1856. 1863; number
In line July l. 1850. 1887; total number OF ap-
pOintmsnts by increase l16 vacancies by resignation
rsi old men. ia the service prior to March 4, 1885,
2O5 second, men, l. E., appointed since March A.
1885 232 otal. 437. Vacancies by removaflrst. old
227; Uther reasons breach O dlsci
pine nsicensy reportsof 'up-rnten tents. 231; total
4j9; second. mrn1r partIsanship. other causes
AZ; total A. Vacancies by probationary .ppont
expiring-oid men. 80 mon, los; total. 1874 Va
cancies hy dcatl-Old men. II new inch. B total H.
Total appon tmens durns the year. 1927 sinco March
A. 1888. the total appointments have been: To vacan
cies, ,S29 for service, POI total. 2,030
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
IL. ,sINc Minh Inlu1a 1sas
WILL MONTGOMERY SUCCEED GOODEt

WAsHINGTON, July 20 (Speciah. per-
sons In Washington are strongly inclined 10 believe that
John Goodies as SocitOr-CeDeral win be NJ.
" Montgomery, tho present Commissioner OF Patents
and tnat his Will be to the Senate this week
IL is known that Commissioner Montgomery enjoys tho
Presidents confidence III "A marked degree He is q
feauent Wis White House. Atho ougn the official
duties OF o. Patents not OF nature
to require mucn persons intercourse with Execu-
tive Several days ago "a friend OF the Commlssousr
SAID:
Mart Montgomery Is happier than ever saw him
before believe he eIpects promotion for hnsrlf and
should not DO surprised 10 hear OF his appointment
Attorney General"
perhaps ne will be elevated first to the office Of
which Is second only tito Attorney
Ieueralsllp.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
TIE COTRTS.
PEOPLE WHO WISH THEY WERE not MARRIED


Mrs Susie Howe, who is suing Joseph {. Howe
Tor an absolute dlvorce that he Is the wealthy proprietor
of restaurant III West Twenty thr IT, and rai he
has taken horses and Other useful property "a
Branch aud living there h aunihcr Woman Ihey
were married December ~ 1876 and have Que l ifuN
Mabel Wallace Howe Who VA born ~ 1879 1i, s"nap
that i,r household expenses have am"nni'-i ," hoa
5000 Cd = year lGoy lived happily together uut1
when her husband attracted nv N~- 40
sr~rll and be- has been LIVING h hri Mr. ii"srs
obtained ord flITct that Nr.
SIS wr-k anOny sDd $3.50 r'un~l fs 10 which
attention yesterday tAfdJ u-hr haifrtt
appoint atcceyeruh- property Ihr'tl.on Na, -itc IL
other diyorrr suits occupied The attention ~ Iu,s
arrcL Brooks. IT,. who recently sn~i hs vile Fla,
absolute divorce sought 10 dis "uinne i' asi"n bag
hi. LAWYER Ms'slani oD-i.si unless hi counsel
The psniin ss that hr rr,"N 81 oniy -
unabl" the Additional
presenting anlafit-
IN application of alto
B Church. IN her suit toI united divorce Dom lHNn
ground Of Abandonment Tor <Oa ~rfk tDnony
she said that her husband hokers
clerk with a salary Oi : .2OO which 10" d'n,rA
submit add tona aftttvfs the
In Mary payharsh who asked thai Joseph N.
sho has sued fOT absolute dt,otc De To-
uurr pay fees Of the referee who fi in her vor.
Tho slslnl had money and working
Gerry store MhtcstOge L. l. tot his board sId lodging
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
EVENING SESSION OF THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, June 20.-When the senate
met at O'Clock this evening. Mr.. Allison called up Ihe
sundry Civil Appropriation bill, but Mr. coekrei di-
rected attention fact that there was no quorum
present Only tventy-one Senators answered 10 '"er
Names The Sergeant-st-Arms was directed to request
the attendance OF the absentecs; and after about half
an hour q quorum obtained and the bill was pro-
cceded with
The first amendment that was qnestioned was tnst
striking out the item Sl65 900 for the Brooky D. ~ ~
post office. , ,,,u., .
Mr. Allison, in reply TO inquiry Of Mr. MilleTs as
TO the reason striking out the Item. sau that th
was one of several items connected with tho limit OF
cost. Tho original limit OF cost In ms case was
$500 900, of which $I62. had paid for .
ste IL was manifcstly impossible TO have suitable
building erected there for the remaining sum- anu ~
was equally unnecessary make this apprOpraiion'
because IL would not be expended.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
CALENDARS TODAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBRRs- Before Barrett J.-NoS
l. u.s. ~. 32 a. a. -. 40 AZ 90 a. 50 ~ 81 vS -
as 100 no. III, ia ~ ~ lls ila 20 iSz 10 10 iS' iS,'
l9l. ly2. -. ,,.. vo.., =
SUPREME COURr-tIRCUIf-PAkr l-Betofo van 'ois@ ..
Adjourned 10 Monday August :. ,,., =, III.
kkOCAIk's COURr-Beiore Rollins. S-Wihs OF Sus
rar,,gan In,y \.yi, ,yrus " Puce Nanasah DAVIS
at 10 Phoebe ketchun and Henry r.cnssn .. ~ ~
m Laura NJ Emmet Mary Johnston, Nathan Lusr An
tonne h Weloho Mary MoMulAln AZ IL Am D~A'i VIZ
srrselos CouRr-sPRclAL TsRN-Beicro Ingraham j.
No day calendar. - r..... v.n tt,...u r -
COMMON PLKAs-SPkctAL IkRh-beioAo -" ho'~'>s -
No day calendar. - o.-, p.,ox. r.a.. an
ersIeeye and As.istan District Attorney fltSKerhi
l. q g. D. y TO- II. r. Is % 10 ~ IS i'' "
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON, July 2O.-Thc President sent

the following nominations TO ths Senate to-day:
Henry T. Henderson, Michigan bo Associate Justice
of the supreme court of the Territory OF Utah.
Abernethy Ia be the Land
CIV Montana
Postnasters James r. Owens ScOttsiae Penn: Isabel
Campbell At Blarsvlle, Penn, Frank Is. Genovar
Augustine Fl4 John H. Young. at Henpstea Tex; Will
X. BOws~r Warsaw. Ind. Frederick Bates at
ElmhursL IN William H. Iooms at shaw neetow n IN;
Emanuel NJ. Funk. st Manning Iowa Isaac d. Toll. at
PetOskey, Mich Ots O. KING AT hcn0sha Nis, Napoleon
witt at fuaIe, Al Frances H. Spague at HaywaIds.
Cal; Dune Patterson AT WymOre, NeD.; William A. Nc
AllsteI, Ninton, Iowa
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
ARMY ORDERS.

WAsHINGroN, July 20.-Second Lieutenant
ii. IT, Bcnham I'd Infantry. has Dsen detailed pro-
fessor Of military ssiencs aud tactics at Union College
Schenectady. September 49, relieving First Lieutenant
H. w. Hubbeii list ARTILLERY, who will join his battery
Second Lieutenant T. X Gilman 5th Infantry, now on
leave of absence At Fss Church. Virginia has oeeu
cruits To the Department OF Dakota Captain & NJ
bwiger % Cavalry. has been ordered DER al
subsstence storos jefferson Barracbs Missouri for
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
MEETS OF THE HUNTING CLUES

The Neadowbrook huntsmen. most of whom
srs Newport, making ready for the hunting
which begins there nth sud will b. continued
by the clubs ia this region The Newport sport will ~
followed by under the auspices ~ The W'sfcnes-
ter. ROckxway aud Msadowbrook Clubs In succe-sioh
during sep snber The members of the last elnO wne
actively pushng the arrangements are stanley Nor
timer W. Thorne W. H. ID. stokes aud Frank 0ri.wo Il
number OF welLknown ladies WILL as usual pAFiic~
pte In The
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
ABANDoNING A cIv,L SERVICE RULE.

WAsHINGToN, July 20.-In 1854 the Civil
Service Commission advised Presdent Arthur to aIopt
q special rule by which Colonel Dudley. tho CVmmis-
OF Pensions, WAS authorized request the whole
nst Of persoDs eligible for appointment special
aninsrs In the Pension Once. La 1885. President Ceve
land upon advice Of ths Commission renewed this
rule and applied to the $50 special pension examiners
authorized by the OF March g. 1885. and after ward
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
TIE NEw-sNGLAND ASSEMBLY.

South FRAMINGHAM, Mass, July 2OtSpeciaD.
The New.Eugland Assembly opened with "a prayer
meeting to-day. In which the methods of conducting
prayer meetings discussed by Professor shorw
"rne Bible from God" WAS tho subDsct OF Professor
Holiness normal talk this morning The morning lect-
mr., Vas by Bishop Foster. VINO gave description Of
ni. travels IN tho East and particularly IN India Wal
Bruce delivered tho afIerpoon lecture on tho subject
Ready vii"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

Commodore Elbridge I. Gerry, OF the New-
YorA Yacht Club. issued orler yesterday from HE
Sship Electra taking command ~ the club sqn,ifon
aud a ppDiuting Miltam krehs feet cspts'n. captain
Kr-bs i.-1ed order for The ve-.rl- ~ mo
squadron assemble for the annual cru al New Iol-
don Oh Angus. e. The date ~ the fOr tue GJe-s
cup. will decided meeting Of ysrnt owners 10
be Electra the d.y Of the rendezvous
The Priscilla d. once more nghng trn ant via PROB
ably BE- In he Tor he sluop cup The puritan tnt
Mayn0wer aud possibly the Atlantic aud the Gaatas.
wgich - daily rxrected at Marbeheai, will aso he as
Newport and DO IN the race.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
TESTIMONY IN TIE CHEsEBROUGH CASE
The proceedings brought ty Mrs. Lronora A

Arnold to part the estate Of Count Chcse
brough were continued yesterday before special EAanines
Rrnnficr. Brooklyn Mrs Margaret Cr'gi"r of No 3sl
Ninety eigth aunt Of the pLnntn th" Wiz
t.sri that IN 1887 when l'pnota Va, fwn ASf
old Tho house ~ the childs grsnu"t"f n Fy
seventh St drove the d",t IN rage
blanket about h- shoulders. aui d'n-nied
iolv" as She called and h'f granlnoiht
child At the house. and the Count n>i,t't
that could easily nnd the little s The witness sd het
sister In know Mrs ChcsebrOugh The win"ss
the identity of Mrs Arnold and the child o dr>
hese formerly Miss Josephine CfegieI the Count
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

apno,nfed bv ommissoner Black. This rule, known az
Special Rue No 4. expired by limitation 90 June 80
Last and the has decided to not ADVISE ths
President 10 renew IT. Hereafter. whencvrr r-qusi-
ton Is made for to oil vacancy In tho grade OF
tho Pension Onics, only four names
shall be certified taken from those graded highest
on the eligible register OF special pension cxauiners