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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-06-13

"A farmer read in an agricultural
journal: "A side window in stable
makes horses eyes weak on that side,
window in front hurts his eyes by the
glare; a window behind him makes him
squ1nt-eyed; window on a diagonal
line makes him shy when he travels,
and stable without windows makes
him blind" The farmer has written to
the editor of the agricultural paper ask
ing what effect window without sta
bic would have on his horses eyes.-N
7. Ledger.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-06-13

You ought to support good county
lair here" said the new pastor, ''you
cave rich county and -" faint no
lse," replied the Mayor. 1--WE did try
20 organize, but the ground is too rolling;
sin't place in the county where we
,ould lay out good mile track. Bur
iette.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-06-13

The immensely of this sum that has
gone, or is going, from our shores is Sc
huge that it staggers people who have
never considered the subject, and large
though it is, this vast sum does not rep
resent the half of the dowries Of fair
American women who have married
foreigners.-Ch .cago Tribune
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-06-13
THE SELF-MADE MAN.
And the Serious Case Of Dyspep.
STA He Encouraged.

NE never knows
which is the inn
preston that is
going to s t a y,
which 0 + t h g
C h a r a C t e r 8,
events, circum-
S t a n C e s, say
ings, tableaux
of the passing
day is to be the
une Fl a C e a b e
one. We try to
know, and even
make, with hui
m a n pertness,
S 9 | @ c t ions.
This is strik-
to- - llllsr
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-06-13

Samuel Edison, father of the In
'entor, is jovial nan of eighty-six,
who lives in modest house at Fort Ora.
dot, Mich.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-06-13

The lawyers in case are like pair
OF shears. They never cut themselves,
but what is between.-LawrenceA meri-
can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
NOW SIR E. BRADFORD LOST MS Arm

From Vanity -Four. 600. go. , ,,n,o, o,actlv
which | knew bradford, and. better sun J hhe~
Rock" Curtis who aiterwan commanded the INNS ,
killing Dragons, and who Is now holding hsh aP
pointmcnt In south Africa The two had been Oh INC
big Goonah' party Of ten or dozen rifles ana having
a mounted irregular regiment at command nnu PIchS
OF elephants they had had wonderful sport that year
having Killed, believe. twenty-siN uscr'' AZ th S
close Of the season the party broke up, s'ls Vn
separately, by twos and thrccs shooting thcir way
back their different resimens aud stations M 49,.
one morning they heard Of tiger, which OF course.
they determined to try for. bradford got on % a
Of an almost dried mp river that he might command
clearer and better view of the tiger he approached
driven on by the honka walters heaters. Presently
he him slowly coming toward MS Tree WlHile
back continually toward the heaters. and not seong
his worst enemy In the tree bradford qnEiIe: ana o.
prudence In like cascs-the Importance OF which, wmle
Shooting foot. one could know better than such
a. It was coming straight toward NM instead OF
letting him pass and then shooting him behind the
result II charged forward and, seeing MIN III the rec
jumped into i after him. going at him along the
well tried old ShIkarec might waiting TO let the brute
come up to The very end Of The second bntrei % M
when he felt that he could make sure OF MN OF course
keeping his eyo on him all the time tnhappuy ior
that n small twg OF the tree had got caught between
the hammer and the nipple Of his rifle so that When
there n miss fire. In moment he dropped on
the branch and ran down the bank and was crossing
the almost dfy Oed OF tho river. When INC NVui'u"
beast which had dropped out OF the tree after him.
seized him on a large dat rock In the river bed
As poor bradford fell with the tiger on him, he put
M his 10 protect his head. and the brute getting
his arm in hi. mouth literally chawcd and crinched it
10 pieces. Rock" Curtis ran from his position te the
rescue az first not daring 81 fire lest he might hit his
friend. He quickly got round, and making certain Of
his shot. killed the tiger in the act Of worrying Brad
fords Nusserabad was. ] think the nearest
town at least forty miles on Thithcr at
once sent gaopng for medical assistance and hitter
lmprovsed. on which poor Bradford was carried
toward the town. When nsarv halfway there, they
met the doctor in tho middle Of the jungle. He said
that the must then and there be ampuatcd at the
shoulder which accordingly done: Curtis, who.
hins old Crmean officer. had plenty of nerve hold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
DISPOSING OF THE ELECTION CASES.
TWO MORE CONTESTS SETTLED BY TIE HOUSE
THE COMMITTEE'S EXCELLENT WORK

Washington, July 15.-Thc lIonsc Committee on
Elections n day decided two contested cases In
favor Of the Republican contestants. They were the
Florida case Of Goodrich against Bullock-dccsion In
favor Of Goodrich and the West Virginia case Of Ne
Gnni, against Anderson decision IN favor Of McinnS
This makes a total OF sixteen ease, decided BY the
committee this session. tcn decisions being IN favor
II Republican, and six In favor Of the sitting Dem"
cratic members There are cft und,po,cd Of but two
caSesthosc of Eaton against Phclan rom Tennessee
and Clayton against Brcchinridec from Arft'd '.
There is little reason to doubt thai the decision viii
be adverse to Drocknrdrc in the latter case and
careful study Of the testimony In the former case
jnstidcs the belief that the committee Will find not
only that Phclan not elected but that Colonel
Eaton was honestly elected Representative by a
majority of the legal voters of The Xth Tennessee
District
The Elections Committee expects 10 call up In tho
House next week the contested case of Llng-ton
against vcnable, of ND Ivth Virginia District, and
Miller AGAINST Elliott Of the With South carolina
D.s'ct IT, tn ass t. comm ttee h Is recommended
the seating 81 the contestants Because tho contestants
arc colorcd there is strong disposition among
the Southern Democrats to exhaust every mean
and eXpediCnt to prevent action by thr House som"
Of them threaten u leave The hail before vote 4, taken
in order to break the quorum. As one Of them to cay
said II the Republicans want TO pn any blank MI
In a white mans seat IN this House they will have T.
do IL with their own votes" That man much IN
earnest and he undoubtedly spoke The sentiments %!
an overwhelming majority Of the mombers Of his party
! in the House. They regard /; Insult that a
co0rod man who elected should take the place o.
"A white Democrat who MT elected. IN view OF the
attitude and threats Of the Democrats IT - 10 be hoped
! that the sixty odd HcpubIcnA hebfeShhIVcs Whl dt
absent from the post Of duly VIII forthwith return ~
prcsence IS needed The Elections Committee I, auNious
h. havo every contested disposed Of by The lious'
dore II Republican Represc4tiveS VIZ attend 70 their
duty II may be rs Wen 20 Iecn9sr Ln1' IL va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19

With become body corporate, under the meme "'
i,,,cru ational American Bank, with ccEiii P,SL o..
nt 10 per cent OF each share shall DC pslu III ,r;
~. I'm. ~ subscription. The corporation h3l ~ =
' ' "incss Of banking In all It's branches Dat tit'I
~" "t i..uc no,rs u circulate rs money DcP''''''
''' ar Ink nay financial agent 01 s ~, @"
i, CnvcrnricD ~t4tr, Euniclpau} cO.Poi o. ,noe
u".., w" fdw IN all hnds Of personnel ana i!.cryS ",
Lc,rc securities; enter into contracts o. liz I'd
,t .'irotyshr act as trustee IN all '"i"I ,
aIso rs bSIlcc tor the safe keeping Of p'.c,G, o
.rt,iot and otherwise There are 10 pc tNcn' tho
,,,,., Tnccn of whom 4hall he citizens o. Nv
nitcd states The principal olcc: snsn AL, b' ard Tho
civ of Washington or In the city 81 New" ,ns IN
directors may Opcn branch Offices az Sl'n 49, aI 80
,bc uitcd stats, not exceeding i've III hunpI; a.
thc , M If thc Currency play approve ana N
,,+iro -outh and Central America me VS. iu'-'
and elsewhere IS the directors may dc'"rilIl.. -,.b
Tho Commissioners are to Nee n IS'". ri1c
i'm sixty days after tho passage o. tnc at a
by inc election Of n chairman. secretary am u't 49,,
and proceed rs specially CONVENIENT 20 us cnr
onco of their duties. The shareholders 0I uC .I
nor,:ion shall he held individually retponlDIc
and rataby. and not one for an0thrr ior INC IL
drs and engagements Of said corporntloh 10 ulc ~
tent Of the amount Of their stocF tAcIcl' az w. g.,
valuc thereof in addition 10 the amount ihNcS'u III
such shares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
FIJI DIDN'T GET THERE At CHICAGO.

Chicago july Is-To-days cad az Washington Park
contained fair fields. and there good racing Tn"
starts in nearly every poor In tho Lakeview
Handicap Marcus Dalys twOycar-od hly won AFTER i
driving finish from head stretch with Brarbe'
t,,rv second smiths entry. Long Shot and Al Nrrow.
had an easy the last race. capturing the race
and place. Attendance. 5000.
Flr. rae. one me.-ln the stretch Ell was leadhs'
hut Louise NJ came mp and passed En- Laura Davidson
a.a M, paIr and won by a length. Louise NJ. second,
Ell third. Time '2h.
Second race Mile and si>teonth-Mary J. won Sena
second Time-1 i9at.
Third race. The LaNrvlcw Handicap. Thrco-quarer'
mile palncna by nccH Biamblcbush se,ond Time
ll5I
Fourth race. Mile ard a quarter-NcNada won horn
pip, second khatan IN I'd. Time H0'i
Fifth race Mile and u quarter-long Shot Won by
leneth; Al. Farrow second Time :o9'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
PRACTICAL LESSONS IN VOTING.

The Campaign Committee and some delegates Z" 'n'
pr.,ne.s Mons Republican Association CAV" piacN' !"
lu,raou 4 voting under lie new election "a" ''' S"'
=. x o.n tl,th,ye There was fair attendance
Charles D. Sweeney. secretary OF t"e a''o,'''o", 10
...nt and ur.sided over the proceedings Nj sweeney
nj obtained canvas b2ot which be said was me HfH
o O, The kind IN cicy which can De fol'u "P 'N
e,.lly transported Thomas Scanne and ChAIes A. ''"'
10y acted Inspector OF election "1"lam a 'N'
-, - ,r,ck.r a. ballot clerks; Thomas Nugcnt and
Aaof Hartman poll clerks. The voting then pFo'e''o"
When any controversy the meeting TOOK part IN s
discussion So that ne principles Of tho Ia" were 'N',u
many times during the evening aud many minor ana w.
,,sl toir,. Ful sts % ballots bad not been pf"''u'
a., a.. -,,e-,I in,ent y tn law nlu-tra'"d
A, the next meeting Friday. full sets Of ballots via
No. proytded The booth the meantime VIII be loa"'a
., districts where the organization exists "hh desire -
practise voting under the neS Law"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
SUM ER HINTS.
(Exchange.)

DO not tax the system with any excuses.
Avoid draughts whether Of air or Ice water wheA
perspiring prOfuscly.
Remember that heat is facilitating In effect and that
the lie forces must be sustained
Draw moderately on the water-cooler Drink slowly
In small quantities and not frequently.
Remember that when perspiring, you are liable TO
catch n chill by sudden change OF temperature. sum.
mer cold is annoying than winter one.
When you feel the weakening effect OF the heat take
drink Of pure whisSey in water. II IS wonderful what
a heathiul and sustaining effect 1t Will have.
Remember that only pure whiskey should under any
circumstances be used. The whiskey which has the
highest standing and best recommendations is Dufys
Pure Malt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
FINE SPORT on BELMONT PARK COURSE.
A 30 TO OUTSIDER WINS THE 10 PACING RACE
srLRIES IN COLLISION.

Philadelphia, July IL Cspeciap-About $500 PEI
SONS had capital sport provided for them at this
course to-day. There two races 20 be decided
the 10 pace ard the , 10 trot. The pacing race
was Won by Major Wonder who started the outsider
OF the party as n sample pool will show. j. X. was
the champion OF the talent selling for S73; EVA
Medium, $40: Tenc d. S25 Major Wonder, % The
race. although won by Major Wonder in straight
heats furnished three good finishes when scoring
ND for the third heat J. X. aud Tcnie ID came into
collision The sulldes were smashed. and Davidson.
the driver OF Tenie u. shaken and bruised con-
slderably After short delay he came up with new
rig.
The race for trotterS OF the 21O class was the
feature Of the days sport - Elmo was favorite'
Each heat was a race FOR blood The first three
heats vent 10 different horses. the "tnlcpt' stu
sticking to their first choice -. Elmo. although he
had not won a heat now warmed 10 the work. and
won the FORTH nth ard SIKH from Farmer Boy, In
fast tine and after driving finishes. The summary
"a CLASS TRDTIINtf. RSl. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
AMENITIES OF 4 sorrn cARoLIvA cAMrMGN.

AMENITIES OF A South CARoLINA CAMPAIGN
Charleston. July Il (SpccaD.-N the poll'ical meet
inr In Marion Yesterday Captain T1Iman. the AiIan"
candidate denounced The Charleston News ana
Courier as that lying. rotten Sheet and addod II
any Of you take H. just look at TINS meeting 10 Gay
and read the report of It In that paper " his
shirley G. ITuchson. who was reporting the meeting
for The News and Courier going mp to Tlllman SAN
Captain Tlllman II yOu moan 10 say, sir INA" nave
,ni,reprr,rntcd YOU you are Internal liar aod the
,w,fh /, not I'm Won This was the signal FOR an Mp
r,1r KUlyc, and pistol, we're d,pllycd. but the ~,
turloncr ended in noise. AZ the same meeting M
man aroused J. W Haruvell aud Judge Ha'keil, tMo
threatened to assassnatc him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
MDNMOUTH FACES toby.

owing to the fire in the western Union Telegraph
Conanys building Yesterday, the entries LOT 'ouayS
seven races ut Monmouth Park did not reSch "'iS
oilcc until l. 80 a. n.
The p,ocrammo although it does not contain any
sensational features is nevertheless one OF excep
onal strength In the rich Tyro Stakes for twoyear
DDS, >alhc McClcand. Russell ana ambulance
will a-aln try conclusions while the mile Midsummer
Handicap contains the names Of Prince Royal CaSslus
Castaway II, Reporter badge, Dtablo' Ehius lahheF'
Maidstone Bella l.. and other fast horses. these are
tho entries:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
NOT AS GREEN As HE LOOKED

From The Albany Argus . A., IL. 49,
of prominent restaurant and sat down N, talpe. pi
with AN innocent and thoughtful air lheh ne ela.e,,
Cautiously about him He slid mp TO the Ice water ts
In the corner whipped out the cake OF costN geillN
and slapped il Into his carpet bag Win tle s ~.
a hov If matches and a handful Of t0othpicks on ms
way out lie stood on the corner h. moment SsiS I @
,orIant or.en veriant! Don't Won see the grass ~
nv hutton holes and the pumpkin seeds In my bcaN :
I'm simplicity in Disguise I'm ron me t~ ,c
nbnpes 10 see the sights Then he went over 70 an
ce-crcam establishment and sold his booty AT hs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
EEU.HAMPSHIRE REPUBLICANS.

4 CONFERENCE or THE PARTY Leaders OF
THE sTATE-THE OUTLOOK.
Boston. july IL CSpecan.-An important coUIcren''
81 New IIampshlrc Republican managers was hcH L"
night nj Concord Although II was not III any ''n''
a meeting Of the state Convention or II" 'Ae'""'o
hoard vet nearly all Of the members Of the latter were
,p,onn those present John y. Smith OF HlllsDoro
prdcc chairman Of the state Committee" prcShc1'
Among those present Senator Chandler FRANK ~
Currcr Jane, f.. French, " X. Hunt Thomas T.
Cheney, r. q. Eastman and c. J. lIambictt. Inc 20
li;lcal situation reviewed ana reports
The candidates Of tho party were made INC VI,l"I,,
On the whole considered encouraging, Ayu ,, an
nroa,nt believing with wise management Ilc hcpuD
licans would carry the day. a. usual next is!i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19

The Executive Committee Of the Citzens "en'r"I
Committee met yesterday afternoon AT the once Oh
rulieo r l,aves 10 perfect the organization Of tho
committee The financial arrangements for the cam
pa,n were looked into. II decided to establish
literary bureau from which Will be sent uocuihohI9
likely 10 Interest the Independent voter scV' !al
,rr.flngS Of Ito committee Will De held before INC
General Committee + called together In ScpVnn
7ho committee will meet again noxt Tuesday at Mr'
Davies's Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
COMMISSIONER LYMAN DEFENDS HIMSELF.

Washington, July 15-ChareS Lyman, Cvll service
Commissioner. today presented 60 the House Com
mittee which recently investigated charges against the
Commission a written statement in answer to the
criticisms passed upon him by the rcpor! Of the com
mittcc lie asserts that the report did him gr cvous
wrong and Challenges the most searching scrutiny
into his official conduct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
.VENTH KACE-ONE MILE. STRAIGHT COT
EIGHTH RACE-SELLISG. FiYEEIGHIHS OF
MILE. STRAIGHT COURSE.
TIE SANDY HOOK ROUTE
MONN0TTU PARK RACES.

MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
FOR a cool and delightful sail down the harbor and
an enjoyable day at the races take the maSnlhceht
steamers Sandy Hook, MonHputh or st. Johns nom
Pier 40. g. North River, foot hscorst' at o. IL a. H.
II 10 and l p. m.
All Rail Route.-Trslns leave New-fork' 1901 Oh
Liberty st.. North River. a:l5. 0I3 1913, lIo
a. m; II 80 special express Il :45 spscial express
l special express, 30 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
DURING THE SUMNER MONTHS

avoid all sumulants
Take teaspOonful Of the genuine imported Carlsbad
sprude salt dissolved umblcr full OF water early In
he morning before breakfast II aids digestion tones ana
eoos the system As an Ap"rient. Laxative ana D"reuc
IL IL without equal. ,.-- ~,
Bewarc Of limitations The genuine has the signature OF
.Fsncr & Mcndrlson CO.. Sole Agents, DArclay-st''
New.York, on bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
pp,soyrRS ESCAPE FROM An ILLryoIS JAIL

Cairo. H. July ls.-Eleht prisoners who wore con
fined in the Pulaski County jail at Mound CITY,
seven miles from here, escaped last night Some ono
outside smuggled rope 10 them and they reached the
ground through the scuttlc hole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19

ing MN tightly between his knees while the terrible
operation was performed
IN the not season. and under all the terribly trying
Of having TO be operated out in the
open jungle and then carried so many miles il little
short Of miracle that bradford survived Thanks
n nowcvcr to wondcrfnl strong constitution he
eventually pulled through. He Is still a fine game
shot, able also to beat most people at billiards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
ANOTHER RECIPROCITY PROPOSITION.

washington. July To- senator Pclicc TO-DAY p"
poscd All amendment - the Tariff Bill providing that
after ocie year from The passage Of the bill the FTc'
dent In his discretion may direct that the dnueS Oh
sugar imposed under the laws now IN force BE- rcii
pood against any nation or country falling 10 cntcs
into adequntc reciprocal relations with the United
States regarding lhc agricultural products OF thl1
country aud the President II directed 10 pursue such
negotiations a may DO doomed necessary 70 secure by
trSaty or otherwise tbs Unrestricted entry INTO any
such country OF The agricultural products oil the Ohtcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19

wa.ded 70 tho Senate large package Of petitions oil
Army officers PRAYING that the n1mbe? Of Presidential
amendments 70 the Military Academy q; west tohI
limited TO sons Of Army officers and sons OF N9'tIaN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
10
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.

special trans leave New.lork from stations foot OF
Cortlaudt and Dc5brosfcs streets every kaee ay ~
II 30 4. NJ 1@ 100 noon. ard - ~ = ~. auu W.
SATURDAYS only AZ 90 p NJ, returning mmed ately
after the races
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
ro coNEER oN nae roRFEIrCRE EILI.

Washington. July ia message from the House
asking conference the land forfeiture biz was
presented in the Senate to-day, and the request
WAS agreed TO- Mcssrs. Plumb Dolph and PaSco
were appointed conferces the part OF the senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19

Washington. July ls.-Mr. HIT Of Illinois, in the
House today asked unanimous consent for the immc
iiatc consideration Of Joint resolution providing that
aOthing I'm the Diplomatic and Consular Appropriation
bill shall I've construed delay or interrupt the prompt
translation, publication and distribution Of the reports
OF the proceedings 81 the international Conference
Mr.. Rogers, OF Arkansas objected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
FAST TRAINS FOR THOUSAND ISLANDS

Iowa Grand Central station daily via Now York Cen,
troi NJ so D. m with through Wagner sleeping car ~
Clnyton and al 10 y. H. with through WaS or sl'P
ING car 10 cape vincent via Utica making direct con-
ncctions with steamers for Alexandra BAY s""
Thousand Island resorts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
A PENSION FOR MIS-. FRTNoNT.

Washington, July 1S.-The House Committee on
Invalid Pensions to-day ordered u favorable report
the House bill allowing pension Of $4,000 year
TO the widow Of General JOha G.. Fremont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
REPUBLICAN, SENATpi
Ns.N,4..rrf,. TuIy IL

REPUBLICAN SENATORS AND TIE LODpE BILL"
Washington July Is CsIedaD.-Altough the LodSe
Eh,ction bin Is stln on the table In the senate ana
may remain there solhc little time 70 come, the Ike
publican mem crs Of the Committee on privileges anu
ELECTIONS met informally today ior an h"nr oi wv
A.. IN, ,,er its nrovisons The bill was gone through
carllv and several changes suggested IN matters
Of de,ajl 40 definite acton was taken, however, ga
90 rar, NJ the text OF the House measure ana u Is
iihsl, tot several mOrc meetings Will he held before
III Sonr-c 10 l. followed by the committee m dealing
T,h lie hi viii be fully determined. The differences
Cevcl1ud Wcr,s all on minor points, the committees
bJng IN general sympathy with IN, House plan. !.
indoT.ed prartoay Tie same method O nsuIine h0nest
aisotnns nor Con r,s snen wh.n II reported ne liVA
b several months ago and there is little d0nbt 'i'iI
a will find little 20 alter IN The measure winch hN az
radV pa scd h. careful scrutiny VI the leaders al ue
otlrer end OF the Capitol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
To AID AMERICAN COMHERCE.
GREAT INTERNATIONAL BANK PROPOSED.

RECOMMENDATION or THE BANKIHG COMMIT
TEE OF TIE PAN-AMERICAN CONFERENCE
-seCEETARY BLAINE FAyoRs THE
proJEcT-1r IS ArpRoYED BY THE
PRESIDENTIAL FAVORABLE RE
PORT FROM TIE HOUSE COM
MfTTEE - FEATURES or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
BONDS OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

B'NT6 II FItIV NJ ~ IT II -,
Washington July 1S-To days bond offers "crc
al31O0 and S. 900 registered fourS at I'll Boh 'nc
offers were accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19

APPOINTMENTS TO WEST POINT.
W-',hn-tou. JulY lo.-secr2tary Proctor TODAY for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19

AND AN EIGHTH Wv
CIRCULAR COURSE.