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CHEAPER SCHOOL BOOKS.
The Publishers Combined for the Purpose
Of Reducing Expenses.

Of Reducing Expenses.
New YoRE, July 1B,-A combination
has been formed by the leading sChoo
book publishers for the purpose Of regu
lating the methods OF selling theirpub'
LEGATIONS.
The publishers deny that their com,
bination or agreement partakes in any
sense OF the nature OF a trust. 1t was
formed, they affirm, solely for the pur.
pose OF reducing the cost OF doing bust
ness, and there Is no attempt to govern
prices.
The agreement, which went into effect
yesterday, provide that the publishers
shall not employ travelling agents. The
large houses In the trade hitherto have
employed from fifteen TO fifty men To
solicit orders, ut salaries ranging from
81, 500 TO $500. The firm OF A. IS.
Barnes & Co., one OF It's members says,
has been in the habit OF paying more
than $l00, ,000a year to salesmell, and other
houses have paid salaries at tho same
rate. The saving In expenses which the
agreement will afford, he says, will en-
able the publishers to sell books at lower
prices. Besides the members OF the
school book syndicate, which has been
In existence several years, the new COM
bination includes Harper & Brothers
and other firms heretofore opposed to
union.
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THE FLINT GLASSWURKERE.
Tie Work Not Yet FLASHED, but Probabl
Will ha Tnlnv

The Work Not Yet FLASHED, but Probably
VIII be To-day.
Tho National Convention Of Flint
Glass Workers finds an immense
amount Of work on hands as the close
draws near, and 1t can not be told with
certainty Just when 1t will adjourn.
The probabilities are that the work will
be finished to-day, and the delegates aro
oil anxious TO wind up and 60 home.
At the session yesterday morning the
Shade Committee reported, making
some slight changes in the list and
moves. One clause Of the report was
SO ambiguous that 1t was referred back
10 the committee TO be more explicit,
and the remainder OF the report was
adopted. 1855
The Iron Mold Committee also 70.
ported, and the report was under con.
sideration when the convention adjourn.
ed at noon.
During the morning session the follow
ing preamble and resolution was present.
ed 10 the convention and unanimously
adopted:
WuEREAs, The Society Of Christian
Endeavor extended an invitation to the
delegates Of the American Flint Glass
Workers Union to attendla social enter.
tainment; and,
WHEREAS, The same was accepted
and a general good time was had and
enjoyed by everybody; therefore be 1t
ReSolued, By the delegates in Conven.
ton assembled that We extend a.vote OF
thanks to the society for their kind in.
vitation and entertainment.
In the afternoon the consideration OF
the iron mold list was concluded and
some special committees appointed. The
pressed ware, the electric bulb and the
committee on grievances reported, and
these reports, together with the amend
ment sheet, are 10 be considered yet.
President Smith was quite sick all
day, but was on duty. He never gives
up while there Is a possible chance Of
keeping up,
The National Glass Budget gives one OF
those prominent in the convention the
following deserved send off: Frank B.
Archer, Of Bellaire, Ohio, one OF the best
known Flints in the trade, Is being
doomed by his friends for the position OF
Treasurer Of Belmont county, Ohio. Mr..
Archer issa chimney blower by trade,
and worked for many years in the Ma.
tional glass works at Bellaire, Ohio. He
was President Of Local Union No. "a for
a number OF terms aud has frequently
been a delegate To the annual Conven.
tion Of the American Flints. He has
also been q member Of the national ex.
ecutiye board. The recent reunion OF
American Flints elected him Secretary
Of that body. Every position Of trust
which he has held was filled with honor
10 himself and 10 the satisfaction OF
those who selected him. At present he
Is engaged in the insurance business,
and bis Industry and ability Is building
up quite trade. We're he 10 be chosen
by the citizens OF Belmont county for
the position Of Treasurer, he no doubt
will iill the Office 10 the satisfaction oi
oil. The nominating convention will
be held on August 20,
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SOME WISE COUNSEL
The sulliVan-Kllrain Referee Advises Al
Parties 10 Surrender Themselves.


NEw ORLEANS, La, July l6,-Johu
Fitzpatrick, referee Of the Sullivan
Kilrain fight, to-day telegraphed to
the stakeholder, Cridge, at New York,
to pay over the money to the Sullivan
party, Fitzpatrick, Pat Duffy and 9th,
ers will go to PnEyis and appear Thurs.
day and give bail for their appearance to
answer TO the November term OF the
court for aiding and abettlpg the recent
prize f!ht. Mr., Fitzpatrick states that
the meeting yesterday at Jackson be,
tween Governor Lowry and himself was
Of a cordial character, he being received
In the most pleasant manner and with
the kindest consideration, The Coy.
ernor expressed himself as determined
10 bring all the offenders TO Justice
sooner or later,
Mr. Fitzpatrick says there Is no doubt
as to Governor Lowry's earnestness in
the matter, and he thinks the wiser and
saler plan for all concerned would be to
follow his example and surrender To the
authorities OF Mississippi, and thereby
avoid all future annoyance and the
complications which are apt TO arise
from the issuance OF extradition papers,
ukn sH y
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TUE HIGH BINDER wAR.
a Murdered ohinaman Every Morning in
San FrnnCisco.

A Murdered Chinaman Every Morning in
San francisco.
San Francisco, July 16.-The High
Binder warfare in Chinatown promises
TO give San Francisco a murdered cooley
every morning. Saturday night about
midnight a mongolian was shot by a fell
low High Binder, to satisfy the assassin
Of a few days before, Yesterday morn
ing II Lung, a Chinese sewing machine
operator, was fatally shot in tile back by
All Yuen, who fired on him from the
doorway Of a dark alley. The assassin
was identified, but as the victim was not
concerned In the feuds Of the two rival
societies the police believe that Yuen
made mistake and shot the wrong
man. Both gangs ot High Binders are
swearing vengeance and the police ex-
peCt amurderous fight when these braves
meet.
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pirrsBuRun, July lO.-rhc third an.
nuAl reunion Of the Benevolent Order
Of lElEs began In this city to-day and
will continue three days. Old City Hall
10 most elabotately decorated and great
prepatatl lonB haye been made toI tile en-
tettalnment ol the expected 1880 visit
ING inembets, To.motfoY morning the
order will 10 Welcomed by Mayor Nc.
4allln and Others, and o grand street
parade Will take place In the afternoon
With a banquet In THO evening.
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MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.
The W, o. 7. U, in Possession This Week,
Programme Outlined.
1naAfdI NfS1Hlab IA az I.lsutNs,ns.

The W, Q. 7. U, in Possession This Week
Programme Outlined,
Special DIspdich 70 ps IAieli0aoT.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARKu July l6,-Th,
Woman's Christian Temperance Unior
will be in full possession Of Mountain
Lake Park from the 18th to the 22d, with
an unusually interesting programme,
Beginning with lectures on Wednesday,
by Mrs, Buell., OF Chicago; Mrs, Anna
B. Hammer, OF New Jersey, Miss Mary
Allen Witt, editor Of the Union Signal,
and Others, this first day will close with
an evening concert by the famous Silver
Lake Quaftette, Thursday has full
programme for the day aud an address
IN the evening on "The crime OF licens-
Ing crime" by Rev, F, NJ, Ellis, DID,, Of
Baltimore.
Friday afternoon will have medal
contest and a live discussion on
HWoman's eniranchisement,N by DR..
Ellis, Mrs, Buell., Hons. George +. Price,
I, II, Carskadon, Rev, L, i, Peters, Mrs.
Jennie McOlurkin and Others, and in
the evening an address by Mrs, Mary 7,
Lathrop, OF Michigan.
Railroad Day will be Saturday, with
addresses by Miss Jennie Smith and
others in the forenoon, and Rev, O, H.
Mead, Of New York, In the afternoon.
Saturday evening the Mountain Park
will be brilliant and musical with the
lawn fete and Silver Lake QuaFtette.
The local committee will arrange for
Sunday services and Monday will be
mostly taken up with conference busi-
ness,
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad sells
tickets to the conference at one fare for
the round trip, tickets good from the
10th to the 18th inclusive, and also runs
special excursion trains on Wednesday,
18th, from Grafton and Cumberland at
almost nominal rates.
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Tlekel Arenl.l Al.otlailnn ilntn.

CINCINNATI, o., July IDA meeting
Of ticket agents from all over the Coun.
try was held hero yesterday and the In.
tetnatlonal Association Of Ticket Apents
was born, About 100 charter member
were enrolled, The following officer
were elected President William Brown,
Cincinnati First Vice PfeBident, ], O'
White, Boston Second Vice PfeAldent,
Henry Lyon, ~, Louls; Secretary, Nj,
g, Carreb, Cleveland Treasurer, i, W,
Yeneman, Evansville, Ind. Executive
Committee, X, o. bliss, Cincinnati 81
II Thompson, Lake City, Hla.i j, A,
Miller, Lafayette, Ind. u, \, Hockey
Wichita, Kan. 9, II. Wallace, Philadel,
phlai a. q. Mcdonald, Ja6ksohVilie
Fla. / George Dening, jacksonville, Fla.
John q. HaCkelt, 81 Paul Il via de.
cldod 10 hold the next rleellnE Of Ia,
Association AZ Jacksonville, Fla, ihl
SECOND Tuesday Ia Fsbruaty, 1850,
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Grave Charges Againlt ROulanEsr

PARls, July ls.-The Temps says that
cipher kilograms have been discovered
which prove that General Boulanger
was at the head Of a plot to march upon
the Elysee palace, and that several off.
GERS OF high rank had promised him
their support. The Temps further says
that the charge Of embezzlement against
Boulanger relate to the purchase OF
camp bedsteads and other supplies for
the troops and to mslveEsation Of the
funds OF the War Ministry,
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pAKOrAs WHEAT CROr.
It viii bs 10000, 900 Bushels Short on 40.
count OF the DFouiha.

GRAFTON, OAK, July lG.-Tho wheat
crop OF Dakota is 5O,OOO,OOO busheli
short. The figures are large but not In
The least exaggerated. The total pro
duction for the territory cannot under
the best possible condition from now
until harvest, which will begin in the
north by the 18th, exceed 20, 600, and
10 put II al that 10 q liberal estimate
The great detrlment 10 a successful CroE
this year has been the exceedingly drj
season, and only along the streams theft
will b6 any crops at oil. In tho gprinE
the most terrific winds rayed In this en-
tire territory and for weeks after thC
crop was sowp the air fwas iilled with I'll.
llying particles oi soil that should have
been furnishing tutrinent lo the seet
that was lying exposed and burning OF
the surface,
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SALE or LOTS YESTERDAY.
Tie Remainder of the Last Caldwell AddI.
lion Hhlh.

,r.-. ton Sold.
Yesterday morning at the front door
Of the court house Auctioneer HervCy
sold at auction for Messrg. Daniel Lamb
and Henry NJ. Russell, special commits.
Bioners, the lots In tho last Caldwell ad-
dition, made by these gentlemen under
a decree Of the Circuit Court, which were
not disposed Of at the former sale. Theru
was q fairly good attendance, and tho
lots went of pretty well.
Henry O. Caldwell bought eight OF the
lots at prices ranging from Sl5 10 $iOO;
o. Peterson bought two lots, one for $40
and ono for $3.50; Henry Schroeder, two
at 500 each aud one AT $40; Fred
Hall, one Of Sll5 and one al $l4O;
f. o. Miller, one al $40 and one
at 5000; L, A. Bowman, two al $40
each q. A. Meyer, one at $50 and two
At $50 each Frank Cruise, one at s. and
one at S526I Charles Nest, one at $75;
o. KlrsCh, ono al 500; Andy Hafbert,
one At $l00 James Philips, onea Si6Oj
Charles Mann, one at $780, 7. Vogel.
sang, one al $l26; Frank EbeIlG, one at
1861 Charles JeCky, one at $g6j John
Banman, one at S26i Patrick Weir, onu
AL 800,
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Terrible storms In Nebraska.

PLArnNouru, NH, July lO.--A series
Of terrific rain storms swept over this
city yesterday afternoon. Main street
was converted into rushing torrent, on
thG surface Of which Aoated the Ties aud
poles Of the electric motor railroad,
CVIlaS were flooded and numerous bad
MshCnis occurred, The corn crop Ia
sllls vicinity haS been greatly benedtted
ny We rains, but Il Is feared that The
small graIn will BniInr.
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Tie Iron King Assigns.

MILWAUKEE, July lO.-A special from
ElkhOn tonight announces that John
L. Burton, known as the Gogebic Iron
King, during the mining craze two years
ago, has made an assignment. George
Tarbell, Of Milwaukee, is tho assignee.
The liabilities are stated to be $S26, 900
and the Central Trust Company Of Now
York, is the nearest creditor with q
claim 35O,OOO. The assets will amount
toabont 100000.
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1T WILL BG A 4GO."
The salt Trust Formed, but Under Some
Difficulties,

The salt Trust Formed, but Under Some
Difficulties.
EAST SAGINAW, MrcH., July lG,-W,
O. Mcclure, one of the heaviest salt
men on the Saginaw river, WHO has just
returned from New York, where he went
with W. R. Burt, for the purpose ol
forming a salt trust, says there is con.
siderable difficulty in forming the new
trust, because the New York and South.
ern manufacturers are placing fabulous
prices on their plants. He added, at |.
no small matter TO get rid OF $4,000, 900
worth Of stock. All men who sell to the
union do not necessarily become stock.
holders. Alloptions which have been
secured were sold on cash basis, hut
think this Is not Understood in Michi.
gan. Mr.. Burt did not go TO New York
to meet the Louisiana salt men, as was
reported In the New York papers, There
Is no question but the salt union will be
n hpnp
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Steam was raised yesterday on the new
steamboat, the Liberty, which The Swee,
neya have been building here. Every
thing was found 10 work nicely, and "a
soon As the inspections have been made
by the Government officials hets and
the necessary papers made out, the trial
trip will DO :inade, probably some day
this week. The Liberty ID q handsome
stern.wheelef' about the BlEe Of the Al,
ner 0'Neal, and will run In the old TNelV.
grams ClatinRton trade.
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A CREDIT ~ THE NAVY.
The New GunbOat Petrol Shows up Well on
Her Trial Trip.


BALTIMORE, Mn, July 1G.-Although
the gunboat Petrol, which left here Sat.
urday, returned this morning with part
Of her machinery out OF order, she has
shown herself a credit to the navy. The
secondary link strap Of the low pressure
valve gear broke yesterday on her re.
turn'trip. Before the accident she de.
veloped 1850 horsepower for a short
time, far more than specified in the
contract. She made 13t knots while not
under forced draft, which indicates that
she could make 10 knots under forced.
She turned completely around in FIVE
minutes and thirty seconds. All tho
tests intended were applied. Thursday,
at the request Of the builders, she will
make four.hour trial under forced
draft. II the official repoit Of the horse.
power developed equals that OF yester.
day, the builders receive $4,000 pre-.
MUM. She met a heavy sea at the Capes
and rode the wave brayely. Lieutenant
Commander Bainbridge Hoff said he
was never on a vessel that kept her
decks so dry In a heavy sea.
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LONDON, July l0.-Berlin malntaini
her reputation as the paradise OF sui
cides, and the record for the last month
Is ahead Of anything ever reported, even
from that city. During the month oi
June 30 persons attempted to quit this
mortal life, and IS OF them were success
ful. One boy, 20 women and 3s men
make up the list,
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OF lhp success Of Hoods satsaparllla 10
The taDt that every purchaser receives q
iaif equivalent Tot bis money, The 10.
mi liar headline "lO0 Doses Ono Dollar"
stolen by imllalom, 10 original with aud
true only VI Hoods SaBapafilla. This
can easily DO proven by any one who do,
Blfes 10 test tho matter. For tpal econ.
omy, buy only HVpd's sarsapaillla. Sold
BY oil Druggists.
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sII..l.,IrpI ILlyer Imrroyenlent.

WASHINGTON, D. G., July 1O.-Majol
NIilIsr,oi the engineer corps in charge
Of the Improvement Of the Mississippi
river between the Ohio and Illinois riy'
ers, reports that the plan OF improve
ment COntemplates q reduction Of the
river to an approximate width OF $500
feet below ST. Louis, and estimates that
$l,OOOOOO can be proiltably expended
daring the next fiscal year. The report
also states that $4,000 can be prolltably
expended on the Usage river, and the
same amount oil the Gasconade river
MissnmH
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y GAVE nlMSELF llp.
A jury Iribsr surrsndOrs After wandering
Over the World.

A jury Driber surrenders After Wandering
Over the World.
San FRANciSco, July 1G.-D. :. Creigh-
ton, ex.state Senator, who was convict
cd Of Jury bribing nearly two years ago
and escaped from this city before sen.
tence was pronounced, arrived here from
Victoria last night and surrendered To
the police. Creighton, who was under
bonds, left here two days after conyIc.
ton for Guaymas, Mex, and from this
place went 10 Panama, where he took 4
steamer for London; from London he
went 10 Australia and worked bis pass.
age 10 Honolulu and Victoria. He
stated that he could not endure his exile
any longer and determined 10 come
home and give himself Up 10 that he
could DO near bis vile and children.
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lie WANTED TUE FARM.
a Young Man Attempts 10 Poison His
Parents and Sister.

Parents and Sister.
THREE OAKS, MIcu., July lO.-The
sebring family, consisting Of father
mother, sister and a son Horace, were
taken with symptoms Of poisoning soon
after supper Friday night. 1t was said
the poison had been administered in tea
and that Horace sebring was under sus.
piclon, having refused to drink the
beverage and not having suffered any
symptoms OF poisoning. The reason
alleged for the wholesale poisoning Is
that young Sebring wanted 10 marry q
girl who refused him because Of his
poverty aud as tho farm was willed to
him the death OF his parents and sister
would make him its possessor.
Sebring was arrested yesterday
charged with having poisoned the
family. He was given an immediate
hearing and placed under bonds OF i$l, 900.
sebring Is so years Of age.
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In1nHn iYllll 3 l,n.Lr l.rinrn...

LoSboN, July lO.-pfince Eugene, o
Sweden, passed through London yeSter
day on his way home from Paris, whert
he has been studying art for two yeats
DesldeS art, he has been devoting him
sOli 10 her ebony.sklnned royal high
ness, Princess Kalkukani, Of Hayti, ant
bis visit home 10 said 10 lie 10 urge bill
father, King Oscar, 10 sanction his mar
rlhge with tue dusky princess. Tht
beauty Of the latter lg said 10 be exCep
tlonaI, oven the city Of beautiful woln6r
on the Seine.
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PARIS, July l6,-Genoral Boulanger,
NJ, ROchfort and Count Dillon are sum
moned to appear within ten days. II
they do not appear within twenty days
they will be declared outlaws and their
property confscated until they surren,
der, II Is stated that the trial has been
fixed for Augut !. The judgment will be
final, no appeal being allowed.
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PRESIDENT OAMpBELL ENDORSED.
The window Glass Workers curdlall
Commend IIIs AdnInIstrAtiun,

The Window Glass Workers Cordially
Commend 1IIS Administration.
PirrsBuRen, Pa, July 10.-The ses.
sion Of the Window Glass Workers TO.
day was a very lively one. This morn
Ing, after some routine business had
been transacted, the resolution cndors.
Ing President Campbell and the i'm.
portation Of the twenty.six foreign
RlAssworkerB who arc now employ.
cd at Jeanette, was brought up fol dfs.
Cussion. A regular uproar enBued. Re.
porters were excluded from the room,
but II was learned that after q heated
discussion resolutions were adopted
recognizing tho fact that the President
and Council In acting In this matter did
mot act as individuals, but only carried
out thel instructions OF the Assembly;
that the administration Of President
Campbell has been wise, judlclouB and
worthy OF commentator, that a vote Of
thanks DO rendered President Campbell
for tbe efficient manner In which he has
flled the office Of President Of the Az.
Rembly.
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INDIANAPOLIS, July le,--News hal
been received here Of the death Of chas
II. Bollmau, Of the National Fish Com
mission In tho swamps oi Southern
Georgia, where he was engaged in sclen'
tiHC work for the Government. He was
q recent graduate oi tho Indiana State
univerSity and had acquired national
reputation aB O naturalist. s.
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4 lelIrlou. nnnd sent % Jall.

TUscAIo, ILL.,, July 1O.-'rhe Penticost
band was before the court yesterday or
a charge Of conducting boisterous and
disorderly meetings for six weeks past
Over sOventy.hvo witnesses were exam.
ined. A fine was imposed on each oI
them. Their followers Immediately
offered 10 pay the tlnC, but the sister
would not permit them TO do SO, claiming
that they preferred 10 70 10 jail.
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CRY OF MExIco, July lO.-A fight hss
taken place at Puerto del Geta between
Il party Of thirty smugglcu and force
Of custom house guards, In which two
Euardsand three smugglGB were killed.
captured.
Capt, Cortina has passed tho frontier
ol Nueyo Leon enroutO 10 this city.
a. waterspout destroyed the town OF
telay, ~ " W
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HARRlsntRu, Pa, July 1O.-At the
meeting Of tic State Council Junior
otdCFoI American Mechanics this morn.
ing Governor Beaver madS & speech oi
Welcome. Tho membership In Pennsyl.
Vahla 9t present Is 10000. A parade oI
.Ge order was held this afternoon, four
thousand men being In line.
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AM olA Hlsnmhnnl Ainn nnn..

81, Louis papers Of recent tlatob brinv
The intelligence Of Tie death In that city
Of Capt. Pat Yore, an old time steam,
boAttnan who ran on The Upper Ohio
yeAfs ago and lived In Wheeling liz
will he recalled by all old residents oI
the city and old river men, who will 10
gtet 10 learn Of his death. Capt, YOtl
had alnaSSed a fortune estimated aI
100000, y
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lery Is stationed in the centre and the
cavalry is stationed up the river for the
purpose Of watching the DeFYishes,
Mad FL Jumi, the DeFyish leader. .occu-
pies strong position at Khor. The
Dervishes number 1880 fighting men.
Several thousand reinforcements are
coming to them from Dongola,
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PARIS, July iO,-M. PfOuSIS has writ
ten a letter in which he announces tht
withdrawal Of Tho request 10 The Cham
bet Of Deputies for a credit ior the puf
chase oil Millet'a "Angelub," The paint
Ing will therefore become tho property
Of tho American Art Association,