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CAREFUL WORK OF TIE PEOPLES LEAGUE.
WHEELER n. PECKHAM AVTHoRIzLD TO AP
POINT A COMMITTEE TO CONFER WITH
ANTITAMMANY ORGANIZATIONS.

Tho question Of nominating candidates for the
variou, nulic pal Offices who viii cain the united
support Of al the elements "ppS 20 a cof''lhNHl'e
Of Taminany Hall domination occupied tie attention
Of The nanageIs Of the Peoples Municipal League
Yesterday and they arc enc u-aged u believe tina:
they will be enabled 10 Cmpl'h TIE ti'R success
fully. The special committee appointed at the meet
irx of the General. or Nominating. Committee. he'll
at scottish Rite Eal on "Wednesday 'vcnlnc. met at
tho League headquarters In the Victoria VI An
mex Last evening Wheeler II. PJcklan pr'id d, a.! d
most 81 the thlrty.One ntmhcrS were prr>cnt Hora"
E. Dc,ning. Louis F. Po.t. James =. Archibald Ions
l. Delalcld Louis G. Whi,on fallcr DnccY. II. W, C..
Ve,i;ug t.ustav H. Schvab. Alfred Ashley and &C r2c
Haven Putnam were among those w.o urged The
exercise Of conci,iato"Y ~prt IN dealing Win 20
impo~tar matter TIE prcc a'., OF such "'aiit on
ticket as will can ont the whole antI.lahutl'
strength. Tie opinion prevailed that Success De
pended upon the nomination OF Demo- rat for Mlv'T'
Int That he must be whose character ard >'2'S
would be sufficient guarantee that polite VII Do
divorced from the br-n'>s of lie admin ration
Afer a thorough ic;crchan:c Of views resolution
was adopted. authoTiL.?9 NJ. Petkthn Ia appoint
Committee to confer wiz. other o!sdn!2&tiols opposed
10 Tammanr Hall TIE number composition Of the
committee were left entirely n the discretion OK Mr..
leckhani. He Will probably annonnce tho names 70
day.
The impression s,ill prevail, that XNavor Cooper
would maj" nc most satisfactory candat" IA: Mayor
and poll the largest vote. Mr.. Cooper is On me
ftnla AID is cxpeC"d 10 Ii%e hc.1 e en H ~, Az
he would accept nomination. he ha'r 81 Joacp!ii J.
UDononl h, c,l mentioned al>r an% many 'i iS
irincy stro;g candidate. lie W'thdrc: Lo:a Iai.
2HS Han yeT s. , aa II t ~ t u .:d hat lie =,
nounced Tie present TanHy Han ist:.1o, go HS, L
!rsaip in gf' ~; If " ~ rsdds al
though IL is undc.>i1nf that j'S S'Rh'l I)9 90 =
io-r AID Jcri ". uoh ;or ti''-A''"ney' arc ''A
4 val
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FIRENEN'S DAY At PAWTCCKET.
THE CROWD GREATER THAN EVER AT THI
COTTON CENTENARY.


Providence. oct. Q (>peciaA.- Pawtuckct painted
brilliant carmire today, the fourth day Of the
Slater Cotton Centenary. The veteran fr'mcn and
the active hard companies from far and made Up
n though everybody in Pawtuckc; wearing red
shirt. There were visiting companies from Lowell,
'h,r!c,On, RoXbury EO>ton. Peah.Gy ard Brcktoii.
b. d"S all the vecia and active org nlatJnS in Rhode
Island There were brass bai:dS and pictu.
r~Iuc features. The Lowell Organization headed
by the typical Mo~c.' whose appearance ELECTED much
applause. The crowds we're greater than any
u, viou, day. and they fairly fought for psces
tie trial, VI the engines, which occurred late this
afternoon. The weather was again superb. and al
t,ou:, TIC crowds the most boiscrV> 81 all thus
far the celebration, no troublesome incident, oc-
cured.
shortly after the noon hour. IN emu!at on Of SAN
Patch and To the tiIUic, who We're irNopng
ACROSS the brifc" ana were uas,cd al each ap.
pio"c! Patrick D'vln. member If the ID RhOce
Island Heavy Artillery. uitout warning. mounted te
rail the south side Of Paw,uchct Bridge. extended
rs hands. AID then, Def re any one could restrain
nm Owed into tie ,'cthiIc ABYSS beneath. lie dis
'f!cnl"i III the 'enfoot ,uar~ hole. forty feet dep
liIp w.ch hi prfotypc. >lXiy-o ycals 40, used
% ,urap. IN 4 icw md, E"vi.n rappearci and,
cl.nr,G by thousands. wan L. the -hor"
Top.olr0a J. Ectal's l'ay. ana. with good weather.
Il viii b. Ep;A." a'a'r ri"ic are eleven races on
~. ca.d, and ~" cn,r.r- IIl:rOu- hat many
the Il'ss v.ll Lc "a heat- .Nl the lcad,ig
al r'";f, ale entered
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TNr EOTURIOCS CAETEEN" At PEEKSKILL SOLD

PH.EsktlI, " y, Oct. . .-pr ian- Du'I!y'I co =
tcon" which was 50 crc 4" thr &C." u ~" Na'-'f,
gl,und Of The rtatr Camp OF Instruction, 81 PEI III,
q, 70 virtually IA the camp has '"a~rd 70 "A!. -
a ,artn~n and iext year, rh'n he Nit!00a Gu,:d
ca into comp thcrr. the oslccona! bud'.c VII ~
tic banner Of the Yonr Nr!' Chr ''ian .A.-o'.u'
w..i:;, has p,rcln,cd II for $3.50 Ic'isn> rrrl'@
u!"riiLg, {. 800 ard karTn!',, gam" VIZ ~" i,'
iare Of tc:r, VINO, ;iiudro hHd &c Ih' Lu:!i"
u-iolrallv co.., 80 900 auf While ." u.r Men,
Christian A.,uciu.ion p,d - 80 try lily rot =.
~ 1000. beCr!st n.H"N.t".! a.''r g." >,r was
c0inplce!, Mr.. Duup, made the 40 .i.o.! present
q $50 Of TIE pur iI" iiDr": tGW-ri Sizing u Tp
G;.d making the ir''i' IN Aliii>
that lie lost money on III, en,clri -.
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FOR SALE or TIE {. AND O. CANAL.

IIa;crSt1wn Nd, oct 2.--JrdS" Al""v has r i'>cd
L.creo for TIE sale 81. t',- 'nc-aocak" i.d ".o
Canal Joseph ID. nrHor. E""-t itrd."< a:Id E.'nNi
ID .JuCN on are nrnl.d A., tr't."; t. ell u: h' 80"
lou,hcn.S OF 1914 receive permission - pa -! ~"
hod, OF 1875 t. { ~ crai o: III" Tlnsr u! l.''
canal and t. run II wa''r"sv Mt thrir own coz.
provided !: IS repaired W Nav ], 1.rl, and dep"
OF 10000 Is iu.dc to del:a! expense U E'I.d"; Mp
10 hat time. Tho II "a hondhoNr- !nG-t a. gv" ii
bond. within sixty DAYS il ~" r",aT Of 10000.
thai they will fulfil their otGcat.o'' Tho dec:r. 20.
salo Will 20 into crU. provided the bondhold"i- b;
J. "a Iuil 10 repair aud run Ia: ChTal.
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-,IENNlNt, l't . NJ iiIr' '"'''''
V,h,u.iut o. = H. '"pi'l thu m"'i''' W.
,i,...., ,l.~rii.d \ IN >.'hi-'.rN WEI" III '"'
,,l.,r, and in The r"uuda "A small ar'hN :" = '''"'
IA rnr,t.d III The ga" %, '''''E "',' Wv
-, ,' ia. -, ,t.,.r- Of Ia. aud tear "t u.
40, -. ,,.. .r.-,,li and 4 f,w u"v~rapT men wan
..r.l ,rnuth Ia ~" : ul'o 'hars ~ owens
y, nl,, W. u,r only III mb'r IA me HOUSE ""
AT ,,i.uIi,s t., lat, corr '~.p!:'it' IN h"' ~ "'
,,, -. by the nrn cn:arri IN sweeping the MAIL -
,h. ,.uiutcr rool,- tho clerks wrre bE'ilN "'hP" N
. ,,,,l,u, Il, IN. Lu-,,,>- al the Chari"n. run
y" ",,,,,., ,ru Ala wrrlnE letters. hEt an ar "i
~ lan,ng' ,,dcd every no'A AMI corner
of tuA hl-r Building!
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NnrES OF Tile CANVASS.

The Er>iue-, Mems Eoplb..thH Org tLHation 81 th'
MID Assembly d. 'rict h2i ~ regular s"o 'AoL'i
meeting last cr0':s al tho headquarters Of ~ -
ru,!z;tion 80 1919 Last scven,v.slXthet. C!.a!l"e
K.lc. va, elected ,icr,pr" ,ldert ara Charlie Palmer
treasurer 1t was resolved TO favor -trnight E"r'b
lcqn ticket mi .an, and the Lew faIot dw Wa cx'
pl.'1ct .,,
The lrs regular meeting Of the new German:
American RepnbNrAn tlub va t"ld q W"iArs :%
tie lalcc a;tcndai.cc Womb THINK tAt al me
Grrna AHmric IN citi,"ns Of tac win hS'ea',
BIZ District wern Il, pr.lirsns, TIC membership vas
nor. than doubled IN" first n'2ht. Dr. Gust1t q
,clollcr made az. ad'r'-s a special meeting VIII D.
hold soon 10 study The Jew election lar.
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supplemented by Improvements II INC ou''''''' -
OF tho bureau itself.
posrI. SAVINGS BANKS.

of tho bureau itself
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS.
II is well known that tue POSTMASTER "e,e,A' -
strongly in favor Of the e't'bi'sE'eht VI p','"
inyS banks. and IT may safely D" Inferred INA, h' "e
annual report will contain hc" ic'ohi'ne"u'' -
thc system. and will probably advocate the auop"oh
Of a plan which may seem I" nm inc m'''' PI' ,.''
to carry on at the prc-e''' ''''"' "h'" 'i' ',,,
u,,,,r addresses himself again I" Congress He viii o
1h, .t, ,ve II the benefit Of his Investigations
i.o fro ,,rac,icabilny Of reduction OF the prr>n.
;c Ter po>ia-c 10 one cent lie VIII lnd rlLos r.,
in h> favor In the coiHpAf, m :'t ~ CHS, whicIl
Svc,iu,llv rty.tcd in All ihcr'a'" h>t'an ui Il ~
ducion of the postal rni. r,rv abrad Of Ensamd
ncnrv ,,iacr a, the rate would thcn be e'ilVa'ht
io lalGpcnny postage
THE >NTl-LOTTERY FIGHT.
II roouir,, little foresight to predict thar Mr.. Wana
majors determined stand asain- the Louisiana Lottery
will farm n prominent subject FOR discussion III his
NV, ,,rt RI C,u,ress His aggressive attitude In the
m.tter l. well KNOWN md Wa emphasized BY the re
moval bv the President. Of the po,'ma'icr at Hcw'
Orleans, whose s>mLaih'cr Voc 'loubl' W u 30
Ic,rr Of he President uginW toigr-' to active lrsiS
aiion on the subject. III" p'Nnri passage OK w. NM
LS,srS lii lc STf Hi7 10 him. , rr o. Wien
iic,i, upon the fact that two 81 III. prea-ne
Hcs,r, Kv and Gresham. va'!y cNcr'ed the"'EcNc'
In lie same direction.
CIT RATE, FOR TELEGRAPH MESSAGES.
w,a. Mr. Waua;nntcr VIII LAY in rcg'id TO his
syh win the Wo.crl, Union telegraph Company over
rates established by hin aga..t their con-cnt ca
ouly he surni.rd Rui il l. -a!r to asriiine maj TIC
e,:a,l .hment OF postal ir' 2ra. II only to h'h''
extent. wilt occupy ars" hai' Of LN aiirntnl III,
1nIiLr ~ IoI The work With the Postal Dcparth' II
a,,rc,, 10 pcr:ora for the p'il' be- h"h" uluer ."n
tract lie hrlicy ;o !N , ' |' aru 81! for to
public their i.v ~ ~ IT, 'i'i'i~ 'id ' az
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a ~E,TID% OMITTED FROM THE ELL.

WN,hli4iu' 81. = Il lp! clt. tIll m r.P"0NNf
on, .r,u va. n..L,. IL" FARM bIl - enrolled '"d
sg.cI -, zion - ol l' internal r.irlu" :. hriuI
with va Urgli,N ,ti"Lrn ont by IN" >"na;r. "ui
,al,-cuIrnj, m>inrrti ~ the '"u:rl"1r'. VT com
rl.tcl, omitted ~ ,o enrolment. I.> >"r;."n piO.
vidcd ter the allowance III Drawbacks on smoking and
MAJ uf tulcd iu,ai.tu ard sIui held u:ir k"n pack
90 ~ the laiiI, II tie Iaiiiuf iur"r- a. I'll" ditt
y ru t. rfsiuttioi- 10 tp erect. - hir dat" T.
JDuacN I, l-pl. nnNcvcr. ;i" VIII SIN be aWpl "i
rortuDI (r ~ II, ucAt s">o!"'i. Ia r":I't
The 81 rOr by supplemental legislation.
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So.iIN lrIoys THAT WERE NOT CONFIRMED.

Waehir zion. Oct. 2.-Iu the r.? mouths OF the SIS
siou that closed Yesterday Pre- dent liaiaon sent 10
the Senate 1887 nominations, ~ watch all except
twelve were continued As MANY Of these nominl-
lions contained tho name OF NOR than one person. the
pominA tons Represented probably $500 appointments.
several hundred Of these were postma'ers ut Offices
which have bccoIuc Presidential through the growth
Of bushes, The nominations Dso Include the ap-
poutmcuis In connection with the census. nearly all
OF which are temporary in their na;nr'. In the fir-t
Session Of th. NIIXth Colgrr>-. which lasted rlelIt
months Irr,hcnt 'krrind scui I" IL" senate 2.G?'
nominations.
The following the nOninncn- Of ~" irs>ion ust
ended witch fail-d Of confirmation: William MoDah
~ OhiD ton,hl NJ Hamilton. Cnnnha. iiOrac" W. Met;
calf VI Ma,nr Consul Vt Bermuda. Major Lewis Mrr
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THE WEITHLR REPORk
FORECAST TIL s =. NJ. FRIDAY.

W,-Aiu ton ,l, . Tor New tais! anu. l1>.''n New
j,; .t,ru p,ru>v ,snia. NrwJ"r-"h, DlawaI" Mary
land Nlrguia tn. ona- and GEORGIA >Aowets 'ssN'As
winds, generally eagerly nc.thea'ciii slight changes IN
temperature.
Tor Aaarr Lopls.ana Mississippi Eastern LEANS ""H
Aihlt-a-, fan AZ.
Far W-,,.rn \cw.YotA Western r,n,>ylNaniA Obios
We, vucini, and konturky. occasional l:ch: rains
FOR T-nno-scc. fA!r "'lthrr.
For IndisrL showers -
~ - - ,nt s.,..l warmer. far ~tau ~. ~
H., N,braska COZ, g1to. Moth DsAo'a A'u So"" ~"
kof, rh,dar general, lall weather
Tor X ,nsas aud N!anrsota. fair ~cAtacS'
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THE FOUR NEW NAVAL VESSELS.
THE CRAMPS TO BUILD TWO BATTLEsH1PS AND
TIE CRUISER, AND THE UNION IRON

TIE CRUISER, AND TIE UNION IRON
WORKS ONE BATTLESIIIP.
Washington, oct. (Spccal. The Secretary OF the
NAVY had a conference with the representatives OF t'e
Cramps and III" Union Iron Works this morning. ana
Oh. pcr of awarding the contracts for the four v",
sells was settled. The Cramps VIII Duu TWO oi '"o
bttlcships for 49, 900 each. and the upie sore"
cruiser for 80 7o5. 600 The battlcships VIII be con-
strrctcd according to plans made by mo irm, '"c
features of which have already been Described IN thce
d Matches The Union Iron Works will build tie hlrd
Luttl,shIp The Secrtg.y Proposed 10 MI H'oU w"
president Of the company. that tho CrH'"p p"l' w
adopted by his firm that the three !h'pS 'n'h' DO
Uniform. The coniractpr."c will be the 'u'' Il" ',''
Cramp, ryeivc, which j, les by Sl2o'ooo ''"" 'no
a,nouu for which the y',on Iron Works proposed 10
d., the work under the Departments pans "a "'
will receive Il bon,, Of 100000 for UNDERTAKING. tho
work; This g. supposed to cover th'
EXPENSE Of trar ,por,;un Of material
T,. hips. ~ stated. Will be bum on ue N'''np'
plan> which, IN turn have been modified by mutual
,rr.cn,eut The length Of tho vessels VIII De IN
rre,:., eighteen srt, instead % twelve. r' t' '""p
plans contemplate. The normal dGT'ii VIII IL"
H.. ir,,~a ,o.l The width VIII not be altered
and uch hang. as T., made viii Increase The ~ place
mru- 200 tons. The eject OF thi- aite'a'o'' J."
erase of lcnn'h without ottcr change VIII pr"u"''
finer l!nc> Both firms rHdily agreed Z" 'he D'p"''
n.u-.s mo!h, ,,on-. The engineer officers ~porUo
+, tie -ccrc,nry that tho present machinery. wh'h
Cramo piip .,rd to retain will be capaol" OF pr"
ncr- t.c lnr-rr hull not oulv at 'llc rrqn'rcn ,pc
Il N,""n knots Ln' a an additional Rnor' ~ -
- f. cmurnily sal s!sc'Dry TO III" D"p'i rl'ht'
Here VIZ. -o,ue dissatisfaction eXpr,SeG 'i'nV.e
naval con- :rIctorS ~ tho plan of the hau"shp, ho
ridoI h .rr Ncra:t,noui and t'icr" Will b" tho>' III"
viii co.,rlc ,lic pr3.cn action o. the sccrc'at! a.
an n kmowi.d.:,rnt ;hat the G0Arun'At ar'hfr:I'
cannot hope 20 compel" WIN '"' "''"e'' '''-''
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THE INTIEEArlUNAL HALLWAY.

Washington. Oc'. :: Inc ''p"r'h'h' .. ''.'' "'
received = d patch from ih" nrd state l'F'''"' 80
t,,. ,vr.> ,uuouu,lrg that the IRE, dent al the
,~.,n,iur r.'nliu ha> I-,u"! decree accepting 'A'
nj !, 81 IN International Railway to'hni's""' ana ma
,ut m,,>-u.c 10 Cougrr>> asking for authority l"
onuo,ut cn.ncrs to attend The conference III WASH
s,o, ,,u. month This dispatch is dated August =.
W. Va - - believed thai a Comms, i0Icr has arcilV
1nS, ,,uointrd and Is probably oil his way {" tbs
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NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

MitdIetown. y. Y, Oct. Gper!al-The Democratic
Congress Convention to day nominated exc Congressman
Henry Bacon of Goshen after bitter contest. The
RocLland delegates. with two c%"cpirN fought per
sisteutIy for John ". Fcltcr bat without avail They
said Rockland County Was relied on t" gave the
democratic majority. but snubci wien Tie noii-
fst!On was asked for.
The Republican convention. which meets on Tues
Aay will probably rcaOinliate NJ j. stivcr', TIE
nresent n,embc: He Is the strongest Cahdd1'c. and
~ he will consent to Will make Il running hIht
Again. Ilcic is doubt. however, hc VIII accept, ud
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GEORGE ". WIiLI

Wilmington. Dell OF. l>prriau.-Genrge ".
Wei, di~i tn, morning f. th citv. aged fifty 6Hk1
s,a.>. He WIS , nl;it" ~ N0:rI>tcwn Penn, ana
-..itl"I l'". rf""n About twelve yeAO
SEQ h" t,S dciv" n;r:t-' IN the temperance oanso,
ta.i r'at.i- tie ,.'i. ard Tor months presdo1
g: >p)hc ~ dailv Hl"e'luc-. He SECURED the sig.
re, - 1000 vu.ni!gr.on 20 the rl,cc by peg.
>,..t c;.ui's. Duli.I M lat" war hc wa> major,
Sub '.urlly bee MIA: hf-. -r general. lDr time
h.. 90. N,d u Ia. G.....- bigrau AT Washington.
4 VII. AID for taI-hrvrs >TrIlvc HIM.
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rilI, RETIRED TO he LicuenanColoncl OF Cavalry from
January o, 1886 AlOnxo l.. Richardson. Marshal for
the District Of Idaho Louis dos Maria,. Conner Of tie
Mint at NcwOrleans: the Rev. john L. Calvin. OF
indian agent In w-Mexico: jaime, H. Young. Col
inc:or OF Customs wilmington, ~ g.: and the follow
inc ncstra,tcrs James u. anrs. IT,, at Jeannette
prn,,' William r. Cole. pOtsvillc, Penn. Frank H.
button. CORY, Penn; Carl G. Crippen, Euti'. Fla.
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sented his claim for this lie said that II 1t was
necessary to prove that the loss due to the unex.
pecfed rise in price Of labor and material brought
about ly delay Of the Government official, TO furnish
land or by ordering changes Of construction he would
not attempt to make his To do 80, In his Opn.
iOn he would be compelled to charge uniithfnlness
upon public officer, and this he said. he would not
do Think added The senator that 80 much can
be said to tn" crcdi. Of John Roach"
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AZ INDIAN COMMISSIONER APPOINTED.

Washington. oct. 2.-rhe President to-day appointed
Mss,rs. william Cumhach. Of Indiana: George T.
Einkcod. of Kentucky. and Charles D. Dra~r. OF the
District Of Columbia, a commission 10 VISIT mo
prvo,,un Indian reservation IN the state Of washing
IN and INVESTIGATE aud report a. pit>'red ON me
arl III Congress, approved august ~. l,'O
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FOI'RTIICLASS POSTMASTERS APPOINTED.
Washington. Oct o.-Fourthclass postma.ters have
been appointed as follows:
Pcnn>ylvania--.\ +. Deiberf. CrcsSon: o. Havcns,
Pom Line: ID. H. Townsend, south Bcrd j. b.
Dewald. Whitchall.
Ncw,ErSev-F. n. ADAMS, Dutch Neck; NJ A.
Matthews, Jackson, Mills.
New IOrs-F. l.. Mar>ien, Bcrnhard'S Bay. r. E.
Russell. ChildwOld f.. &. ,hutcc tUIimans Junction:
l.. VI. Randing lla%loy ton.
COnnccticmtMr,. ". 4. Bill. Bill Hill.
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William VI. Iv!L; Went 10 Police llralIuar"r' v"'
tc:G,y oud Lad a long p"vnte ronsn,a'ion with 'h"i
Inspector B;rucS. S0ue pat Of tie s"HH'c l"v'7
t.ra'rg Commttse's work wa sold ~ T." TIE toi'
Of conversation. but Inspector BvreA would not tax
with reporters the subject a:te Nr. WINS "c's
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PREPAYMENT OF INTEREST on BONDS

PREPAYMENT OF INTEREST on BONDS.
Washington Oct 4.rle prepayment Of interest On
Government bonds Yesterday amounted 70 FIJI ,3s7,
making the total 10 date $lO.i90.i00.
The Director Of the Mint >ad this afternoon that
The Government would buy largely Of !vcr 10 morrJv,
provided the Offers shonld BIZ satisfactory.
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- . .rrh dcGb!" track. stool highway between New
YORK Phal ihia. ln'i.not AID Ws.hlnr,on via J-rs"
'"its K"'un.; ana u ,nd g. Rain9d, Al N" train
lrr ,iri"r"ai> ia" line; co.tI, ted Ly TN Pull
III" fastest traiI~ y and
Vi hnco Via this Iout- Station foot Of Libert,
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Ia the diagram connnou, IN" snow SU. =" Stats
nu't stati.n at this cIty. The dssnt" nhS aso
s.E, ,atur. nu'.,i P"rtys PhSrmse'' '"" n"s'
r,nuur once. oct 3. a. nj '"h'' "'""''t
49,, I'M, o,ly an ,ii able lr''il'tsto",
very """P III. ,rn.p rttiir iur-cd between ii
-, :, ,uc,. the a,,rir" '''' '"i4 - mS"f ,
,. ro,r.,p,ndng day l.-, YEAR and = ''"'' "'"
We in,sGaN. 49,. ,,x ,eday there will proosby -
l.m,, n sLt rains. with Alshf tncsnA H3SS~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03

W,,hur,un oct. 4.-Scuaior Chandler. who WAS
..,r,.i,ry IF tie Huvy under President Arthur. peak
r To-day of the nll for the relic" of the a~>ignccS Of
,ol A. ach account Of extra cost Tor building the
m.ai r Peoria, w.ich bill the President declined 20
sit, laid: In hi, lifetime John HoHrh ncN"r pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03

II }. announce cd i.L IL giant imi'"I' L. no" "l"'g
ui ( At ,o~t 10 n r'ua = lltir ABA
"o. ,rs crow. m.th very >ali,u all marked at bar.
ksu pSicsS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
NAMED FOR TIE ASSEMBLY.

Syracuse. y. u, Oct. 2.-Demo; ra,c nominations IN
Onondsga County are 1T District James G.. Ram; ;
lid District, Robert F. Dorche,trc; llId DaiTlct
Albertus b. koWiey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
THE POSTAL SERVICE.
ITS INCREASED EFFICIENCY UNDER POST.
MASTER-GENERAL wANAMAKER.
GLANCE At THE WORK DONE DURING TIE
LAST FISCAL YEAR IN THE PRINCIPAL
BUREAUS OF THE DEPARTMENT
THE RAILWAY NAIL SERVICE
FREE EXTENSION.
IpY rrtEGEAPH TO THE TKIBUNE.l

II
WASHINGTON, QCt. 2.--.im0nF matters oi pubic III
t,cs connected with the Executive Depart mcht oi ''
Government. none more desprrfdy at'McA H'''hu''
than the MANAGEMENT Of the postal service. Every
body Is naturally coircrncd III what thr busy ana III
r,,rhipy pfs.oIlce Department is doing. how it Il
managed, ard what aifar- claim most OF liza time anu
attention. little less than year ago. IN MS hr''
ANIMAL report tn Po,tnas r General announced that
finding himself at the head VI the largest bi,!"ss
csa.,llshm in the world. his official actoh wouu
b. guided solely by business principles LOOKING 10 ."e
prOvencnt of The postal service ana W" eN"H,'"n
of lis n;iAty. In conformity with tI'> n"''a'"'' y,
many reforms aid Innovations have been nadc' AL
tending pc.ntcdIy in TINT direction. glance Al 'he
work done duling the las: fiscal year in the principal
burcaus Of the postoc>, Department Will perhaps give
comprehensive view OF what la, been achieved nrdot
such a policy. aud may possibly torc'hadow many
points 70. interest IN the forthcoming amman report
If the FCstlnas tcr-Ccnclal.
Ioohius iir, al the records Of changes in the Orrh
r,ncy o postnastcrsAips, II Is found that duth9 Tue
last fiscal year OF somc $4,000 Offices 10 all 'if'@
Law, brcn IN sore way affected by the incoming Of the
now Administration OF thu number, 2,2l7 wNc Pre-
ittutial Offices cB.676 Offices Of the fonrth Glass;
and $3.50 Offices created within the last eighteen
motifs The commissions OF some G|0 Piesiuch''a'
or,cchu!dcrs expired during the fiscal year. "a 'oi
tarily resigned their places. 'o7 lett tH'H ocr'.'
! through tine percmpto"y acton OF tA' p"'''' "'''
lased upon un4vcrahie rpAr;- Of p'''oihec III PEE '"r
el G(v.ouc incumbcn's died before the expiration ~
,tcir terms One hundred ard styty.Nve "E'"- a'o
hor,rc Presidential OF the fourth class p"ti'-i"i-
1870 retired 10 private lie Of their oNn acorn
I34Gl were removed, IN nearly every case npou MI
favorable reports made ty po-'ohce lhep'S'o'7 avn
"a died OF the new h,dced POSTING tiers. l@4l lave
IA seventeen Western and Norihweste.h A'at$' -''s
in fifteen SoMthcra states. Ao7 IN tie ia c E''s a
Ter.it RIGS 57l IN the Middle Sstcs. AID ~ III ~"