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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
PROGRAMME FOB TO-DAY.


But GOOD SPORT PRONTsFD
There is nothing particularly attractive about
todays programme 1t Saratoga rs 10 only the second
regular day Of the meeting, snd while there sre plenty
Of good horses st tho track cannot Do said that the
owners pstronxe the literally for tho entries 10
them are light They have only hvo races day. they
begin before noon and over 80 that every one
haa plenty of time 70 return 70 the srars snd dress for
On early dinner This most attractive thing sboue
,heu Tho nrss todsy for the Flash stakes for
two-ysar-olds = mile Proiissl II no g
good as he In she sprins, sh0uto
win. and Lizzie Krepps ought TO be secSna. Tne
secoui race mile dash for purse OF $500 special
weishta Flech Taylor sscms bs fast to win
est Is likely to get the pare Third on tho ptoxraT@e
COMES tho Excelsior swerpstakes IN miieA Inc
Dryer Brothers will not start Miss woodiord. ous VII
depend pom Cotton to for their inseres Nos
ssrtiBg the Queen Of he Turf will rob the raeo much
Of s for II v0lsnte good 40 no was In the
West he III beat Joe Cotton easily, though Cotton viii
probably the place. NOT Orellon wne
beat him for place Saturday The fourth rsoe IL fes
. $500 purse, mile and 500 yarda There ere Only
three entriea HidaIgo should wip. with Richmond
second The nftn 10 . selling race, IN which nve are
named 70 start .
RANIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
COMMISSIONERS ArKlNS'S FRIENDS
SENATOR VEST TELLS A COMMITTEE ABOUT CERIAL
INDIAN TkApERsnIPA

INDIAN TKADERsHIPa
WASHINGTON, July 26.-SeDator Vest made
statement before tho Piatt Special Committee Of
Senate to-day with regard 70 ais connection with
the Indian srsdsrship Dc said BE- did per
sonAy know either VI tho traders Ansdarko, Glove
la0d and Roy polds whsr no drst interested himself
the subject bur hs action In
Of representations ma 70 him ~ friends-wen Of
standing fsputs IN D. Loais-shatthe uewneu whom
Mr. Atkins appointing knew nothing Of the busi-
and that the ese OF appointing Tssnessssaus and
Aisssspians exolasivay wsad - - divert the trade
frsu o. Lsuia whore u had Isng osasrsa. Msnpha
He wrote Coumissionsr Atkins aud aftsrward caei
On him. making known the fact thatA n Jscksoa wh0n
tho commissioner had uesnsed, vas seekng proposals
for partDsrshlp vita the old traders which, though
not expressed IN 20 many vorda indicated purpose
trade on his boense for share In tho prohtA
NJ. Atkins wss Indignant aud proposed 70 write
70 Jackson that ~ must establish himself III
trade At once his license would 10 revoked.
ossse abruptly cot hsrshy 10 The accoun
Of the o0ndiuOu OF things In TspaeaseA He (Atkins
Wss friend u both Ssnators jackson aud Harris hui
believed by each 70 10 friendly ~ the Other II b.
revoke yacks0us iioeuss it would b.
tsrpeet~d senator Jscks0u evidences Of partial
- license Cleveland or Reynolds in eonpany With jack.
son ana " zee that pus mp his share OF Tue
NJ. Vest saw senstor Jackson and IN friendly way
told him that "liko tho balance OF u he hal
lame KIN that his brother. q n Jackson. would get
hun t0enator JAckson) tuto trouble II he continued
write letters IKE those TO Cleveland propoang partner
ship. The nrst thing he knew there would be comul
tee Of aud tho Republicans would DO Ak
Sspstor jackson thanked Senator Vest but said the
matter w.s nov arranged aud ssid hs brother WAS
M Vest WAS also lnformcd that ~ Jackson and his
II Louis .shDus s. csa:. .nS is
ou the strength Of u credit bus Without
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NEW oLEsxs xxkDxD AZ rHs xUB1kSAs"s1'
A..,st.ut Troaaurer CanJo said yeeeeruny

Assistant troasur x"w \. ,ss sSsdyy Cvil A.:
neoprisuon bill q az He0 d 5000 ~ ~ n.
sissai fsees Mr. e ,as s.sI.:::s i Tss .ss.iss
STnsnsSs 81 10 oles an covered ~ sAe
si.i .sa .xscssvs sss~sss i
ferco 70 co1nssss shas VIII - rc9eisee n ~
ss ihs ssue q snal silver sssasss IN r. cSpsess1
= asSeiy inersoesd ~ The $3.50 - .sSs r. = =.
ven issSi sesase ss :! saass g z o.
= ss1 g sSd siSs q SAe seeiRe g ~ Ia
Ssaass tssn p:s:Ss: - 80 y. sYS - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
BRIEATS BUILDING PLANS
"Brican's Building Plans Tor Practical Low

Coat House," work publ,shsd ~ she Fssoksn News
Company Phadsiphia contains l:.s- number o. a.
sians aud descriptions fog she :aeos ~ su "stine
plans specifications oc M this look ~ or9ss 70 svs
moro room To the dssKns Snd descnpuons :" s
the way in which nsndiDs builders should 60 20 w"r
Tho dssixns iscluds eMtAx.c 20 coal "@ xsvo =
Min frost Ana aide elsvstons and noos ptAna Ins
drn Winwa from $ll 10 100 ana ASr LOT ~,
70 S21O viii U~ saved $50 cosIase ~ usinx earss
plans aud Ihasu all easss asavius may % meas ~
Of tue fact the details have ooeo gooo tnto ID
thorOu gh and practical mnnnoE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
ONLY ONE RUN FOR THE METRoPoLITANs
THE CINCINNATI NINE MAKE POUR-POoR RUNNING

BY THE LOCAL Tram.
The Metropolitan nine played with their ac-
customod istisssness and apparent indifference ysse
dAy, ~ they have done often Of lste About 800
people wont down 10 statsE Island witness the once
famous nine cross bats with the Cincinnati club Tho
indiana bsttsd well enough but their asldins play wss
not brilliant while their base running was slmply
ridiculous In tho second inning twehsse hts and two
single hits were maes bat 90 run We: s eeor:U
led In the bstsinG Several brilliant psys were msoe
but few decorated the home piayers rscorda
The Cinoiunau players tho first to score ms.s9
three runs the fourth nning MePhee got 70 nrst on
by Forster and to ssooad on another osrnss
bas Reilly rssohed a,:s on ~ error ey Hs1hinsoc
into the left Held and McPnes and Fenney scored.
Reilly scored on hit BY Mnllana No mos. rnnS wsrs
scoret until tho sixth inning, whsn the home players
sent one around the dismoad Behel reached nrns
bass called balls won't TO second on Wild plcn ana
scored Oh Q hit 10 centre ned by Orr 10 the e'antn
inning the Cincinnati nine scored smother run Aephee
hit, stole second. vent TO third on Fenneiy
sacrifice and scored wild pitch. The score vas -
foliowe:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
CfscnnaM 2 10 pol .. 4. Metropolitan. yiopol q

Runs earnedCncinnat Metropolitan o. First base on
errors-Cincnnau metropolitan first base on hslI:
Cincinnati 8; Metropolitan. struck out-S1nchnsu /;
Metropolitan g. on bases-Cincinna. Metropolitan
g. Total base an o%G
anknson Double paysFenney Msphee anu kccn es
and orr Stolen bases-McPhce /. Wild pitches MullAno
s. Mays I. Passed balsNonc Time OF game-i;Ao Umpire
-Mr. Valentine.
Tho Metropolitan and PfttsburR clubs play o. staten
Island and the Brooklyn and Cincinnati mines ~ WSsn
ington Park, Brookly n. o-dsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27

WASHINGTON. July rs (Speciab.-When the
steamship companies hal their trouble with Postmaster
General vas last year. the United States and Brazilian
Mail Steamship Company was the only which
tinued 10 carry the nas Mr.. Thurber, president
Of tho company. refused tts inland postage Of.
fered by Mr. Was and After several conferences with
The Postmaster General II agreed ~ both TO refer
The question Of compensation TO Congress whom It
should meet In the meantime the amount Of The sssb
and inland postage Was regularly rendered every
quarter TO the company and regularly refused In
uis annual report Mr. Villas spoke handsomely Of the
conduct Of the company and advised that It 10 paid
An adequate compensation. The House Committee on
Pest ODces and Post Rosds refused grant the ~.
qurss of the Pestu'sster-0enere- Tho s~nass Cam
,uittee, however, after heariux Mr.. Villas and
tber Interested IN the matter agreed upon tue
oil $1,000 or % ths rate OF tweuty'etghs cents
uiir to Ds pad 70 the cSmpAny for TIP upon
tho reoomnendstioo OF ths Post once Committee ana
VITA ssnctoa 0f the COMMITTEES Appropriations
Mr. wilson. Of lows, moved the insertion IN the
,lcdcisnuy bill to-day VI appropnsuon At S36O0O
the company for the carrying Of Lhe malta
II vas agreed to Without debate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
fHs srEAxSR GATE oI1Y AT BOSTON.

BOSTON, July 28.-The steamer da'e CITY,
which was ssbsre at Nsushon. reached hero at N.
to-day II Of I've and ssshssed stSoath Bossen
whsss sss viii discharge her cargo cad Will b eksn 70
Esss Boston and dosksd for rspsirs. Tea thessasd
ssaa vhAsh In hss he'd. vers duupsd sveroosrd
n the ebb Of shs dA The stssmsrs eagass we're only
shxhtiy injured and uese used On the pessAee ron
Vineyard boana Chlst Diver DasoAn eea 2 rsk.rssr
nVO fsSs u ths kssi sons ed he plating cracked -
he starb0srd SIDE opposite she bolsra
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PaOspsors OF 4 FAIR OUoCMBER CROP.

From present indications the cucu n0cr crop
ths year VIII DO up to the average. at eAs. 10 us pss
Of the country The weather has been generally favor.
able lhus far and tho vines looking we'll Ia sono
parts Of wesehesser County there was ssa N 20 soe
prevailed Of late yesrs tbe cause Of this eome
farmers have gwen up tho buauess atos.tses one
many sinaller crops than formerly. Vuo
msu In South Yonkers. who generally "a
100 sores IN cueuu,bop vince. has less 'Ass
forty this season. Bnt thts 10 male up "
Long Island. whore Il 10 expected that the inrSsss
crop ever raised there will be psouced This fset kesPs
the priees down IL the normal rate. u shod s'na.
Advices the West ststs tbnt ths crop MAS veen
greatly iniuRed there by tho drouth.
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oAuPAIoy WoRK IN PssNSYLVAyIA.

PHILADELPHIA, July 20 (Spec'aD.-Chair-
man Cooper OF the Republican State Committee, began
the campaign work In earnest to-day and large force
A. .rts yer, bu.y sendng TO every voter the
eiroulsrs Of which following ID Q paragraph
The Democracy have made four efforts aimee 1874 70
for ce reduction fshe tsriA and failed ee.
cxu1s OF soia Republican oppossto", aud
ths less ~ voSknRtDcu, mnuufecturers ana
farDefs from stteapts 70 estabsh their
81 ks that an gwen, ana the bust security asAnat
tns ger OF such sstradsra IA the election OF
Repu bicnu COnRresa.
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uYsrERIoUsLY WOUNDED IN BED.

w-ORLEANs, July 26 Especial. - Judge
Alfred Shaw. who during the Republican adminssratoa
in Louisiana Of the most prominent poticisns
In the State and leading lawyer IN this city,
Wa assaulted this morning sud badly injured while 10
hts bedroom. He was found lying thc bod covsfea
with blood with wounds on his forehead and nam
uer With which the were Indicted lying beside
MIN. Tue Detectives Of the opinion that there 70
In the that como man iutsrestsd IN nor "
otsd fha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
CRICKET IN PROSPECT PARK.

THE CITY oF DROOKLYN ELEVEN DEFEATED BIZ
rLA1BUsH-FINx BOWLING DONE BY TYERs
A new departure in the way OF cricket
elsyens was seeu In Prospect Park yesterday Tho vii
iaes OF Fs,bush put in the field against the City
of Brooklyn aad won from them decisive victory In
addition to making top score for bis side. 1yers dd
wondr,u, having performance getting six wiokets for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES

Bnsrox July 20-The Boston club has at last
succeeded In winning game baseball from the Phadephs
nine Tho homo outpayed ths visiting team at evcry
polnt today and won remarkable "Stemwinier
Daley bafted ali over the
held The annexed;
Boston. . y ~
Base hits -Boston 49, Philadelphia Errors boston 81
Phiadelphi H. Pitchers stenineyer anu Daley Umpire
Mr.. Gaffney.
PHIL ApELrrA. July 2G.Ran stopped todAys game Do
tween the Aetc Iousvle mines In the seventh INNING
leaving the Fss City players victors The score was
Athl.tc ..............O o y U IL
Louisville " "
Base hits-Ahlefic. 81 Louisville, ErrorsI Ametic
IamMviiie q ttchers-IIart and Hccker. CmpIe-Mr
Only one inning WAS played In the at baltimore 10
twe the Louis and clubs owing ~ rain INC
home had scored
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27

A GOOD PROGRAMME OFFERED FOR THE RACES TO.
pAY-rHE KNrRiRs.
The Monmouth Park Association will treat
s patrona TO xoeponaly good programme 70.
day. The frat race 10 . handicap lie miles. With IL
eutrie There number Of fast In IT, and pick
ing the winner is . difficult undertaking. Tho specify
spadns tho fast Msrkand and the neet Sapphire are
among the pumbec Markand. however, should win.
and Sapphire ought olOsest attendant Fteea
rather poor youngsters named to start IN tho second
raoe which 10 = OF . mile for tvoysar -olds
with selling sliowanccs The Cadence ny. nov called
fril il fast and with only % pounis her back 70
ikely 10 win Nat Goodwin should get tho place The
third race Elissbeth stakes, lie miles, for three
yesr-od nlIra speelai weights. LonssIop, II she viii
Try should wn for she outoisssss tho othor bus she
has 40 ugly temper Caisra and KAluiA ought 70 have
s,rnxEis for tho place Quito 10 the Frseaod
stakes y milcs speclHl wsshsA st 81 poundA u viii
10 . difhculs thing. however 70 nnd jockey strong
enough handle hin ~ light ~ that The bsru VIII
have 10 carry lO3 pound& Even Rs the dlhsrsnoo IN
weight The Bard should win with Quito close up Tnero
are iourtssp entries the senE race and twenty-ooo
in the hurdle race which viii Wind up the Days sport
The following are tho entries:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
Mr. ENplcorr IN IRosIcAL MOOD.

WASHINGTON. July 20 tSpsoaI).-The de-
tsaon Of Editor Cutting by the Chihsahua sashsrsss
csnssd ssass0e InGals eGsr . rssolassea IN she
senate se-aAy reausstag The Prssdsst - ssn-
manieass isfs:msssos spoa this mated. and
also 70 infePm senate whshss sddssna sosps have
0ssn rsssniy ordered - Fs Bsa ssssssary Es1iesss
vas sstsd toaas there vss ssy inssassa Of nov
,ng trosDs toward Asx1sa He saiA thsrs vas
sssAtsg " u % t. - ~ kssw. 70 O 70.
psrtsf Of 1As C be h represented ~ sayAG h rsa-
heal tsass;
W. - xsK,ss g. ~ sass = 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
"REFORM" IN THE POST OFFICES
OVER TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND CHANGES MADE +


THE LAST FI>CAL YEAR.
WASHINGTON, July 2G.-The ANIMAL report
Of Edwin e. Power. Cher OF the Appointment Division
OF the Post Office Department. tor the year ended juno
30 1856, has been maize. Appointments have been
made during tho year folows: ON resgnstions and
ex pired 9ll2 Increase during the year
39O3; Oh removals ana susprnsions. 9.566. increase
duriug tho year s7j6 doatbs Of postmaster. oo7
during year 1895 establishment OF new
pat Offices 3.4,2. increase during tho year l36L
TOTAL number OF appointments made durlne the year
~ ~ Increase during tho year 1900 O the eNaD-
shnrnt- OF posr ocos tho SIX New England states
md 81 discontnuance tue i've Middle States
aud Distrlct OF Columbia hal 2Gl establishments aud
no the twelve Southern states aud
Indian Territory had l.i4i new offices; the Pacific
-iopo ia and discontinued the remaining States and
Territories OF West and Northwest 523 NO esLsb-
lis nmeuts % Offices dscoI tinusd Virginia heads
tho OF states With 1877 new offices The entire mum.
nor Of Presidential offices Is 265. ncr~ase OF 81 dur
ing the year. or these tue largest nuaber IN New
York-2lG.
Tho foowine table shows the total NUMBER OF post
Offices by States and tho number OF ohAIges OF post
masters for all causes IN each State made during tho
last fiscal year:
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DIED On rHY RVUsErOP.

vent slesp the roof sunday plight s
s-ncock Yesterday morning te Gruans o. Abraham SSs
the quiet VI the housetop and made rest ,nesv
sbis. ycenAa who uas called 70 St ssss Nv W. mo@e1s3
without bsinx able 70 tell what wAa the mattor WIN ~
wns ireudlos man. forty ycArS oM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27

Earned runo-NeW.Y0fk, Z; WaAhnston, T. IMVyss0
hitsHinss Hsdisan hts0cshsrdt q, Dees!oy
wild pitches First bass bAllA-Deasy Con-
nor. frss base on errors,Nex Yerb3 Washinston !.
Struck outBy Kecfe by Msdigsn, Stolen bases-Hs"
YORK. g. Umpfre-Chsries Fulmer
At Newburg-Newburg. 0; 6aratogA ..
At Oswego-Stars, Q; Oswcgo z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27

THE BROOKLYN PUBLIC BUILDING
WASHINGTON, July 26.-At the evening ses-
sIou tho senae passed other bills one appropriate
ing 900 for the purohass Of additional Iano nssf
the publo building It Brooklyn, n. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. July. 26.-Lieutenant-C Com
mandsr George c. Reitsr has boon ordered duty AT
the Torpedo Station july 81 Assstant Surgeon r. j. b.
Cordiero % the receiving ship Minnesota: Chef Eng
ChArss Z do Vain the Washington Navy Yard,
Augpst 10 keutsnsnt W. u. Rose has been detached
from the Marc Isaud Navy Yard nd ordered tho re-.
cevipg ship Independence
Tho TAilsDooss arrived - Psrnambuco today.
The dispostiea u vesssls Asauo Station July
repVrtsd At tho Nsvy Dsparsmsst Uas - follows
Omaha ct Yok0hAiaA sbsat call fos Shanghai; The
Osstpee and Alert Ut Yokshs ma The former a,sut 10
sai Tor Cr~a 70 joiu tho Psos the AonocAcy Canton
snd TIE MArf0u ct Shanghai
TIE foif0wing ofDorrp bseu appointed board Ia
Tess hs epGpss Of the Auxpta trial trim
which YIN % made 10 few days Chief Engineer J. K
Nohary. Paseed Assistant EaNnesrs JaUss Eut vtvss
J. A. Smith and AHrns wsbsses. Assisl.st Eaxnssrs
Il p. Merton. A. T. Hunt And O. IL I. Bsbblts aud
c c! xasn"sr' ". W. Ba'A. ~ Hogan ana n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
NATIONALS BADLY BEATEN.
TIE GIANTS slUoGlEo TIE BALL
WINNING IN WASHINGTON ~ rus scoss OF IL
Of.

hita with total Of twenty no tsns - Which
the Nsw-York Giants pounded "resy Msdlesa eo-oav'
ana the team suffered their ussa defeat waish -
say the least vas dsrsssths 70 ne large crowd psesece
Mountaineering ne tsrrfde msanef 70 vntee W.
ealy fear runs bSoease e ehasees Which wseo - -
capped 70 retire the stdA OR0ufke an1 oerhasas ~
the BAH ssfolr go oe nSefO u01o. ne oeoFo wns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-27
MIsCELLANRous HOxISArIoSs

WAsHIxaTox, July 26.-The President sent
10 ssswsG so1'sssoas - shs senate to-day; Chasss
TSsuss ef Ksstucky. 70 b Associate justice Of The
eapesos cssrt Of Dakota, Nsshss D. Bates, Of Co..
nsedsut v 10 Mshs Tor tAs Disssse Of Oonnsstssus;
sss Baird 70 b Aseshs To- Idaho, Dapeas 0ussry
- Atesssy tt ses opustsen Ds,essse OeoeEs; viisss
3aeee3 Of 0oeeg1s - - Agent ees. ~ lnAAas0 ~
sssssx d:sissS q tsS : s dsssss s'' 1. - -
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YuTH--SBLLfs0. !

Tue folio wing are the pools aold last night: .
First race-Lzzis Krepps SIS Swixerts Prodisal and
Violet go. Agnes &c. Marble 70 Rebellion Vs.
Belle Brock -. ANA
SECOND rsce-Fisteh Taylor SO. jim Douslass 26o.
Test $780, Harcfoot $50. Katrina 500 Brambeton Slo'
Third raos-voisnss $500. Joe Cotton $50. OPAilea
Fourth rscs-Hidaiso 5000. Richmond SIS. Elkwood
$50. -.
Firth raoe-Joe Mitchell $25 Islsste @l5. zAmora $lo
BrambleArnic nliy %. Borsas -
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY JULY q, 1888

ssa vssa ~ lavp .n..4 g.s.iss:d, 10, lot ss sse
q: 81 2: .:.s: :: y 49, s a..
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ANOTHER "MurAKE" IN THE HOUSE RECORDS
WARRINGTON. July 20 (SpeciaD.-lt has been
discovered that suosAee suistaho" hAs oeen "sas -
TAs kAeosd Of vote In he Heass On sesasoss
~ hssls saA oirsrd LsoA ossas blu vas asees ese
siasrssisa ssd nssson order ~ Dfsvious Qaos~s
on &c, suossmsus ana third reading WIS declared ioss
IN account Of the lack Of Quorum. only 1oo nemoe"
being reported 10 voting. Ia the Hsuse snis mofnps
Colonel Oates Of Alabama called attention 70 the es
that according ne Record i03 votes wes ns"v,ou.
S.s sd vss sss :S.' Ss
sat TIE tally clerk ha1 mss.ssn t .Ss error bsins
carried through the roll call he'd resulted Ia nos
Ssse .s: s s"S s.rs
little Or No pesspeos q shs oilrs pssssS' - VIZ
-
THE RIVER AND HARBOR BILL
WAsHINoron, July 20 (Spsciab.-Tho frienos
Of the River and Harbor sa wore anxious fssss As'
ssa some Of them seemed 70 have sbsndossd ." aov~
The opuferSos on tho part Of Tue T~P'.
houses were q arm this mern'ns ~ ~
spparsutiy, but later IN IL Gay ~"
verc rumors that some Of the Senators showed ssmr
toms Of Q disposition 70 Yield part OF tae e.v.su
ervahd These rsports alarmed she Illinois ESQ low.
snvscssss Of tho Hsnnspan Canal sppropsssee 10 .ne
House, sud they Immediately held sconerence u "n0a
u 10 SAD some other Western ffie1os OF soe o. vi"
preseaI After some shors bus emphatic spseeass inc
mentors Of the sonfsrencs sosennly resolved hss
or SWIM survive persh "they woan stick 70 henncPa
Mr. Breeksnrhge, OF Arkansas, ono Q! snc @ss uu~
believes that tho hill IL lost and be offered orana new
ono in tho Houss to-day provdos for an 81 penGurs
probability that Congress VIII psss such . bill
OPPONENTS OF PURE BUTTER ENCOURAGED
WASHINGTON. July &c tSpeciaD.-Th refer
sucs By the President the Attorney General OF toe
Oeomarsarns bill gives great comfort to tho opponen"
of that measure Ono Of them tonight SAID: toe
bill IL a. good ~ vetoed already have no donos
will be dsapprovsd on constitutional grounds" An
other said: Tho bill will not become . law. Inc
President may not veto It outright There wiz DO
no need of his doing II Coneress adjourns perore
August because his failure TO return 10 the house
of Representatives IN that will kill It under.
stand that no did not receive the bill until today ana
tho ten days allowed him By the Constitution TOT
its will not expire until week from FIJI
HcusA bot probably by ths Sonata 10 re former
tb an two-thirds the whole number Of votes cast
the senate the vote stood 81 TO "a cnanee OF -FOUR
yotea IRON TIE negative to the Affirmative tneeIote.
would be required override veto. PROVIDED toe ses
number Of votes were cast Perhaps the opponents o.
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HORSES THAT SHOULD WIN AT MONMOUTH.
A GOOD PROGRAMME OFFERED FOR THE RACES TO-
pAY-rHE KNTRiRs.
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IsuppOse you aware OF tho cause Of Mr. A. Foster
Hisrns Who aroGatss 70 himself the whole wisdom
aud power Of Tho kew-York Chamber Of Cc|nsrss
He has . br0thern.law By the nsme Of 2. J. Palmer
Who 10 supposed TO knew u all "Irs English. you
know" CopNess will provide the money the chssnet
eau be dredsed out uisety 100 days % that any
shp herr drawing thirty or thirty.avs FEET
viii have trouble IN getting the osr WIN The
Of dredging. the water 10 I'm
proving vith powerful sueti0ndrsdee LOCO yssds
Per hour can bs removed Yours truly,
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