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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
Army AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July I9.-Firt Lieutenant Thomas J.
Lewis. - Cavalry. has been ordered to recruiting duty
AT Jefferson Barracks FIRST Lieutenant W. b. Gordon,
Ordnance Department. has been ordered to temporary
duty AZ Hamilton, ohio. In connection with the manu-
factnrc Of a disappearing gun carriage
Commander Louis KcmpG has been orcNd As a
member of the board Of Inspection at san Francisco
| Lieutenant John {. Fremont. Ensign X. d. n-dae.
cadet r. L. Beach and Medical Inspector Theron
Woycrton ordered 10 the Phi'ado phia July IT; cap
tain Il. f. Bradford IA, b,Hn detached from duty
ncctcd with Tie Philadelphia and ordered command
mat vessel July n Lieutenant Commander T.. II. G..
Icutzc Ia, been ordered executive of "a" Pla-
d,phia, July - Lieutenant j. Mark EH7ln A. \.
Arncrnln, Passed ,,9tanl Engineer richard Ju,h,
Perry Lieutenant Charlie, \. CALLAHAN. Lieutenant H. u.
laNly, Lieutenant Fmhp Ian 'IAlr Nalal IA rs j.
van Charles L. Bond; ". II. Buck II. =, Ritter and
!. II. Sohnicd Passed Assistant surgeon T. 4. Lover
ing, Assistant surgeon T. b. Bailey Pay Inspector \. =
k"nnty. Chi'i Euelncvr Kobcg Potts, and Passed rs
s s1t5t ER5I 5 Robert : Griffin" ordered to the P'
Medical Inspector lIcnry a. Wells; detached from
! 10 duty IN clLrgy OF the Naval Hospital, Washington
relieving Medical Inspector Adolph llochlng, who /.
ordered to The IcaSnc island yard Medical Inspector
| Charles H. White detached from the Pensacola and
placed Ya,tins order, Medical Inspector George II
| t. the Pensacola; Assistant SURGEON jaime, VI. WHIT
iel1 %Iicr'u 10 Uinp2hruE uu{ On 6oAN ths AlAN
/ Ensign Harrison y. Ii-phau detached from the
cryinr ship Vermont and ordered 10 the Enterprise
! the League Island ward have been revoked
Lieutenant Commander william swift hl, been de-
| t4clcd from the Washington Yard, August |. an,
grant d fr)ueh for year Passed Assistant Surgro
S. White has been ordered tp the marine rcndclvOu
at san Francisco. Assistant Surgeon Levi, H. Nunc {.
IN" receiving ship New lamp hIc, relieving A,si5tan
| surgeon j. f.. Ilc. ordered 10 WdShbuT Eu>s
Frank " Russell has been detached from the Yoll,
! town and ordered 10 the Enterprise. Euoigus " =
Chase and J. II. llethcringon have been ordered {.
| examination for promotion, July - Chaplain lI'nr,
| H. Clark 10 duty NJ the Naval Academy september !
Lieutenant If. Ostcrhaus Ia, been detached from tl
Franklin. and ordered 10 the Pensacola. Licut"uau
| Y. H. Crosby from the Richmond ana ordered {,
| ordnance duty at the Washington Yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
THE CUSTOM. ADMINISTRATIONS LAW


HOW n MUST 81 APPLIED.
Washington. july Io.-Thc Scc.otary OF the IF'''I'
to-day is.pd the following DISTINCTIONS 4"
officer, IA govern ptoccecnr- "ai| '' :" ''.''' So
.o,,.t.t.,u r,.. which -pc. ut, effect August /
.,. ,,,.., iup,rt.d MGR, Aaudi-c a." held 10
az. ,h to tle ncrchaidlsc NJ thc tine ~ u, d1',
In a port of The uited state IIe ua'' ~ ,,t,'H
~ i,, 'II,,..cni.rt vii bee that OF i. arrival I'D
A.. exterior port OF the nud Si4,,'. 49, ON 81,
'....--1,.ut ~ dutlc, upon goods "llcH hI+N' ~ .
rclorr Mi, ~ viii Ic made on tAe b"-.s 81 I'M
rrent Law even Il entry q a., .q'9 5 i', Of ay.
I,,',r.s authenticated lcf'r" the hf-i CAV q"
August $50. bee acocid'" at a"! ' , -, r i i'rt
,',.p',.r, no. Of Law Consular ccrl' at'' yitF ''
r,t DAY ii Au-u~t must .G,iy'n '0 ~. , 81 po,.l.
t.1,I,'.. I'm obtaining an immediate CONFORM 'N N'i
Irh requirements. INVOICES "h'n arc '"l'''t w.
i.,,. ''i.e moi iu al respect, IN ac'oidAl'r WIN
H. ., Of lunr TO- l-Ju win DC regarded a. ihI'i',y
and viu pc accepted pro forma lnyolIrs' va,
g"4 nd a R'} irdm Inc '' daPie y S1!%
II, the entry Of ncrchaHdi.H. bill ot hdlhg drawn
,d ,rdnr.rd Nv them to the order # actual importer
~, M land4,e specified therein. VIII Bee "''' P'"',
i.r ,,r,-,ut,t by such importer IN mtMl5 en-! ui
ad merchandise, the ~amc - II or'~'"''H Ui""''
at 10, co'Icrtnr- - customs. hut proc" i.oe'
- ,,,r-,ri- Issued on or before that dat" VIII Doe
m , ~ proic,t against the action Of cpil'ct"rr
or appraisers which may De- hl'n, OF Z" 49, '
day Of AI "u-t, plu'4f"'li3' WI '' ~
H. ,,' ~ Inn. 10 1870. even when such prot {
-aN relate t, m,sclandisc whc, .hi hayc aII n,l
an ar lcf,r. Iuly 81. 1880. But all procc'dlri
%" G ..ti,oot. and assessment OF dutIr- upon sn,u
.n,,ctandi,c and upon the ORIGINAL epprd.cm.ni ana
/ I ,.fncnf- of the E,w undo. which goods were I'm
port q. 49,, ,,......i,j,., mob f.os
ON =. cb.r.,d after Au-u>t /, $50. vi other Zee
! ar. lcd 10 bee abolished under the ne" a" ,,. g.
" >t,crr,n - called 10 the provisions Of section II
| q tl. rlv EW which del the dutiail" value ol
I'm .t.d merchandise to consist Of all cost" ana carg
.h .trh to me GOOD, in condition packed, ready oi
! ',T...,t - fnn I uitcd states All such COSTS and
.,rg.o which ar, specified I'm the Invoice viii there
! fore be Included ~ determining to Nai"o I"r u''
original estimate II duty. 49,. -,
II Is the opinion Of The Department that section 20
, 80. nry law t.rult5 the retention Of mcrchaudi' sd
w. landed vrc l6u.c for more than one year, ana moi
more than ulcc wears from dat Of Importation WIN
ut Ne, limo. ton % the additional duty Of 10 pei
! r,,trr, provided hy section 2OGO Of the Revised
| -t,ti,ir, npon IT, withdrawal for consumption.
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MINNESOTA FARMERS on PROHIBITION.

st. Paul, Mimi, July 10 CspeciaD.-Ihe refusal OF
the Farmers Alliance state Convention to put Pro
hibton plank In it, platform Ia, created considerable
feeling in some quarters. Many OF the farmers are
Prohibonish, and through the influence OF this ele-
mont O'Barrett. the Prohibition nominee Tor Lieu
tenant-G Overnor was ndorsed but when IT came TO
inserting an Endorsement Of Prohibition into the reso-
lutions halt was called. There Is also split IN the
Executive Committee over the printing OF the ad-
dress Of Attorney Erwin. some o. t4e member con
slider it SOCiaistic and hesitate about distributing it,
although ordered to do by the convention The
anti Merriam Republicans in Minneapolis are highly
sert that If Merriam a ST. Paul man, Is nominated, they
will vote for owen.
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In the month Of February, 1889, movement was
set on foot by 4" II ProgresSo Italo-1fi'ei i''"o
erect on the fourth centenary Of the discovery Oh
.merica a monument to Christopher Columbus CIV
inc II "a the city Of York. subscription was
issued and fund Of $4,000 cash has been accumulated
together with objects Of many kinds, to be disposed 'a
% = fair which will shortly be held by when the
committee hope to augment the fund
The monument will be constructed IN itaiy' by tne
sculptor Gaetano Russo whose dcsish wa w.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

Kasoia, Mimi, july 1o.-The Farmers Alliance OF
tho Id District organized to-day with seventeen
counties, represented by about fifty delegates. Gen
eral James Baker, Of Blue Earth County, was the
only man mcntOacd for Congress in this district and
he was nominated by exclamation. lie spoke against
tarh nOnopOIes and trusts, and how the farmer vas
ground to the earth. Those present applaudcd. Tie
convention hc!d in the eating house, the delegates
fearing that they might miss the train they went
uptown.
ottawa Kan, July 1o.-The Farmers Alliance Con
greSs Convention for the Id District h., nominated
Albert +. Alien. This Is Congressman Funston'5 dis
tliCt.
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THE PURCHASE OF BONDS.
= rrov sEcnrrARY WINDOW M

4 CIRCULAR FROM SECRETARY WINDOW ne
sCINDING THE CIRCULAR of APRIL y. 1883.
Washington July 10 Secretary Window issued the
t,llovtng circular this afternoon IN regard 10 bond
purchases:
r.g virtue Il ue authority contained in Section 3G'i
Z line Revised statutes notice is hereby given That on
THURSDAY July a. az noon proposals. VII b. received In
m alice 81 the secretary u The Treasury for the sale q"
t Government of United States bonds Of the acts o
Iry H. $50 and January 90 1871, for the purpose OF
uuplying in part the requirements Of the sinking FUND
for the current fiscal year
Proposals. should -tatc the specific character OF The
bond, offered whether coupon or registered ana must b.
or the sale Of the bonds with accrued Interest To aud
including the day Of sale.
Tho rrlt reserved % reject any or all prolo~at Tor
hc al, Of bonds If II Is thought ~ be- for the intore,
u the Governments u do
TIN. circular Of Apn L. ISIS. under which daily pur
chase, OK bond, have heretofore been mad" II hereby
rs-ndtd
WILLIAM WINDOM. secretary.
secretary. Window made the following statement this
afternoon in respect TO inquire, To his Dondbuying
policy:
Tho explanation OF my action to day Is simply this
owing to the recent very Hight offerings % bonds, the
surp9s has rapidly accumulated until 1t is IA round
i,ua silver coin. The recent act OF Congress trans
f.fIrc $4,000 900 from the fund for redemption ~
National lauk notes males large portion oi thlS td
also available for the redemption OF bonds. The De
Dartment Is therefore In position to retire c0u-
siderable amount OF the interest bearing obligations OF
the Government and the advertisement issued to-day
simply Intended to Invite the bOndholdcrs b. name
price which they are willing to sell to the Govern
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The statue Of Columbus, in the costume Oh an
will be executed in Carara marble Inc coiuIn wiz
Ia made NJ granite I'm the form Of the ancient Roman
hoalod columns and from it will project representa-
tions OF the poops and prows of the three VeSsei'
which accompanied Columbus on his voyage oil us
cOvcry. -, .oi,
The anterior portion Of the pedestal VIII contain
croup representing the " Genius OF Columbus Ni'
hand resting on globe OF the world Wmch ho -
,rpcsty studying and cndeavorng to locate the posi-
.i, of the new continent On the posterfor portion
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rupowy rRoy HIS HORSE AND KILLED.

Wllhcsbaue Penn, July ia special dispatch
from Aspen, Colorado. 10 q" The Record' says mat
Dr Edward q. O1iallry, of WilkeSbarre. was thrown
from a horse while riding this morning and IN
SANITY killed. lie az time coroner Of LuzeVnc
County lie was thirty three years OF age and Vac
years
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70 e,,rr1E 4 RAILROADS INDEBTEDNESS.

Washington, July l9.-ln the senate TO-DAY BIT.
FRYE from the select Commit ou Pacific Railroads.
rcportcd f,vorably, without Amendment. the bin in
troduc,d by him July auth,rlt1s the secretary 'i
the Treasury 20 settle the indebtedness of the sioux
CIV and Pacific Railroad. The secretary authorized
TO NEGOTIATE with the company and make the bc'i
settlement he can for the Government and execute T."
the company qutancc IN full OF rs COLLECTIONS 10
,ne Government provided however. that nothing con
taned in the bill shah Ee construed 50 ~ 10 ancci af
right that the United States now has or may hereafter
employees or agents hy reason of any act unll~luly
done IN connection with tie original construction ol
said railroad.
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QfGcbere.

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THE nrlRING SEA CORRESPONDENCE.

Washington, July 19.-it Wa said At the state De
partmcnt today that the Behring sea fisheries cor
rcspondcnce would undoubtedly be sent to Congress
ncNt weia The reason OF the delay said to be
a desire to have Secretary nainc's answer 10 re
cent dispatch from Lord salisbury included IN the
correspondence to be made public
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READY TO BE coNGREssMAx FROM MILWAUKEE

Milwaukee, Wis, July - (Special-John H. Mitch
ell treasurer of the Democratic state Central Com
mittee and member Of the Worlds Fair Commission
has announced himself as a candidate for the Demo
cratic Congress nomination in tho Milwaukee DIS
trict have been induced to take this course MI
Mitchell said today, after talks with many oil INC
most influential men in the party, men who nave
shaped its policy organized It's forces ana fought ~
battles i'm tie past but want IL understood that while
| am willing to run, If the party thinks me tho most
available for the purpose, am not going 70 make
any buttOnhOle canvass for the nomila tom"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
THE MORMON CHURCH FUNDS.

Wa hin stou July 10.-rhc House Judiciary Com
m.ttee to day listened to argument hy Judge Jane
o. Broadhead Of st. Louis, in opposition to the Senate
bill providing for the application VI the forfeited Nor
mon Church funds ~ the support Of the common schools
vi the Territory oil Utah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

ian Government. This committee vas composed oil
eminent ,cnlp,ors. painter; and archtcet- If The
oouutrv II included Ccsarc Maccar. who pint"l
tie walls sud ceilings Of The senate House 'e-ii'
Nnr.ani director u the san Lucl Academy 10 i'omc
Flppo Prospect. % leading European cnsn'cr "n'''
Nout.y,r!r author # the statue @cnii, % Franklin .
u.pi.. -lrooul author 90 The victor tn'hN'l mon
rnl ~. Guelcluo Clldcriui. ar'icrt. Emilio "iI'.l
sculptor. E'-.r. l'rar author OF t" "'f''i' .'D I'D
monument al Rome.
The monument VIII be .oyeuty-nvc feet in height
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
IN ALLIANCE CANDIDATE NAMED.
TO HEAD THE DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET IN
TENNESSEE

Washington July 19.-Reprcsentative McMlllen, Of
Tennessee, has received a telegram from Nashville
announcing that Buchanan, the Alliance candidate
was nominated for Governor by the Democratic Con
vcutOn to-day on the twenty seventh ballot b. j.
Lee nominated for Judge OF the supreme Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

r.ported +, the House the General Deficiency Appro
priation b the last Of the regular appropriation h,
IN Do. acted upon Mutually by tlc Hone. Inc D'''
make, total appropriation oi so,l4oti"
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nErrmIcAN .ENAToNs AND TIE LopGE LILL

ETPTHIIChN SENATORS AND the Loh'" pun
washington. July - l~pccihI.-Iho h'Pup"'''
member, # the senate Committee on Pr'lI'r'S anu
ri.rt..1. held another short meeting this morning
=, CON. .d,r the Lodge Election biz. II Is u"'r'"''
t,at trc change, contemplated In the measure lbs 4.
r.,...-l t,. House VIII b. chiefly ln the direction OF
r,,iu,.n. lt, bul. and FL ,Impufyin; Ic" MINOR
feature. After tho committee decides dc'hIicJ Oh
f,. amendments t viii offer. o." bill, as altered ana
abbreviated. viii be reported to conference "I h'
rl,l!,.tu senators and vote udor.in- II and pI"ieuI
n, p4,-l., viii Bee asked. The Republican managers
r, p-,claa!lv certain ol securing forty two or forty
three. vote, uut Of a total OF forty seven i'f INV
fn,.i mr.. and after So -.-uIfcant decision by the
caucus II seem, clear that not single Republican
senator Will oppose tl" bill in the senate" 40 time
has been fixed yet for putting the rule limiting debate
into operation. and probably 10 chort VIII be- made
~ prevent obstructive tlauc, until DE Tariff bill l.
well uIdcr discussion But the IaiiN bill cannot Doe
taken up actively bcf re the middle ~ next week ana
l. may bc sid" tracked Tor several day further II the
Ti,rr ard larlor hill s to Dee considered immediately
after the Indian Appropriation hill. The indian Ap-
preparation bill Will be called up by Mr.. Dawes Oh
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Miscellaneous.

NONG THE HI ao-Tllrtytwo miles from New.h - s.
"A o,iar Pro,f1mu for lSJo.9l and picture o. IAF'
pEot-A MOI NTAIN INSTITUTE. Chappaqua' n 4
gNpUCATIONAL HOME SCHOOL, BOX Hlh'>.S9 lin
r. .Nt,n,l opuortuuty fur mo.neil'>, elf-f lAs<,,
r,Is, lan,nagcs. hna locaton. For parucuhr, a'y ="
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~ he MISSES ELY'S
SCHOOL FOR ornns
40 AND 1te COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BkOOkLfN.


II ANJO and GUITAR taught twenty private lessons H
I'D without the aid OF notes. III n - W.
SON, l,27O Broadway. between 3@d AID SJd'''''
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THE GENERAL DEFICIENCY BILL.
Washington July 19-Reprsentatve Henderson, o.
Iowa FROM vs. Committee Oh Appropriations u DAY
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SCULPTOR COMMISSIONED BEGIN HIS woEK-DESofriioN
OF THE MONUMENT
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y, ;OOkI.YN-CRITTENU SCHOOL, 81 HlcAs,sti'
Is Mis- II. ". WHEELER Prncpal-PrI'rSSeo''' Ii,,,b
many and kiudefcartrn Departments Tor bot w. ~.
YEAR b,4n, Sept % 1870 French iholue ", a. ~
years connected WIN Packer Coll ihs''''"'
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VACATION PUPILS. Bookn,cwns; no Mri,r'S'
t,p.Wrlung Ladies department. PIN ,,t rI
c,oulug III summer PAINEN Bl - NO ~ -, ans
81 Howcry, conr Canal; uptown, TO- "''' ''' w.
corner broadway.
TrII'S SCHOOL CV SHORTHAND AND Il rl.,
ii WRITING 5i3 Temple Court; Instruction W''o's"
and practical.
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lneirucIlou.
For Young Ladics-City.

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ACADEMIC tIAsSIS FpE GIRLS. 52j Park-avr. -
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rpd ENl% D&Mt NM - VIZ NORMAN PRINCIPAL
For Boys and Young Mcn-City.
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FINDS ALREADY RAIsED-THE
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nj K. FAFTN = HOOL FOR BOYS Pelham Mano,
W y Y-Prepfaory school ior College principal a grd
tate % Yale and io the last three years ia Latin No
tlat University. Addres. M HORACE d. TAFT Peha1
MILnr. Mn-t.hn,t.r I o.. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

M EDIA MILITARY ACADEMY for young boys opens
w september II ; 90 a year. The ShortlIdge Media
Academy re0pens seQtemlor "a 800 year. Address
SWITHIN e SHoKrLIDGE, A. NJ. tIIsr,ard grad uateD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

I'll ILLS OF s. SAX a" Vacation School" 500 n FL.
IL Newton ~. J)lnstute Study. recreation, camp
ing horses ponies. donkeys for riding exercise. j. WIZ
son. A. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
JOHN CALVIN RICE. A NJ. Principal.

II LMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYs.-At Milford Conn
NJ Parents who arr unfortunate ia the msnagenenG AZ
their will DO well profit D. the adyaA Ogsrcd
BY this school. Address FRANK NJ. HOWE. supt
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold " }. t5th year;
college preparation specially business. high school
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-17
The Smart Young Woman.

She IS more than certain as to dates, she
can tell you exactly what you ought to do,
and she fails herself TO see that she is liv-
ing example Of how disagreeable one per-
son can be. Young men dread her, old
ones have the utmost contempt for her.
She losses her head; says she doesn't care
for the opinion of men. Well, she is losing
her womanliness when she feels that way.
Every girl ought to care for the opinion of
men. She has her father to look up to,
her brothers to be an inspiration to, and
some day, please God, she ought to marry
one and make him happy for life. The girl
who knows everything is seldom cultivated
either in mind or manner, She throws out
her bit of information as a naughty boy
would throw bricks, and the one fired is
always the one just gotten.
My dear, don't get into the habit of con-
Guiding that the world at large is ignorant.
Instead, make up your mind that it can
teach you much; intelligence is never lost.
Even if absolute information is not given
by the intelligent woman, the look of cul-
tivatiOn shows in her eyes. Contradiction
and ignorance are the combination that
forms the knowing girl, and as you love
everything good and good hammered be-
ware Of drifting into being this type of
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