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LIST OF VESSELS.
Up, Cleared and Sailed for this Port.
STEAMSHIPS.

Up, Cleared and Sailed for this Port.
STEAMSHIPS.
Arabian Prince [Brl, Millburn, from -, sid
Roman Prince [Brl Burgess, Palermo sid Aug
via New York.
Pawnee [Brl, Phillips, Cardiff. sid Aug 4. via
Picqua [Brl, Brown. Palermo sid Aug via
New y ork.
Uniia lNorl, Lund, hence, sid Aug via Blue
Maltby LBrl, -, Shields, sid July % via
Genoa.
BARKs
Harald [Swl, Jahannsen, Aberdeen, sid June l6.
Gler Brl. Murray, Hull, sid July 81;
Ariadne [Norl, Hansen, London, sid June %.
Rothesay [Norl, Christensen Tonsberg. sid
June 20.
Fedele Itall, Figari, Grlmsby. sid July ~.
Solide LGerl, Peeken, Waterford, sid July Q.
Petrus tNorl, Hansen, Liverpool sd July II.
NJ Peterson rNorl Stoesen, DelfEyi, sid July IL.
Magne lNorl, Sorensen, Antwerp, sid July ID.
Hans [Gerl, Reimers. Hamburg, sid July 10.
Inheritance [Norl, Smith, London. sid July 10.
Clint [Norl, Birkeland, Rotterdam, sid July IA
Nordcap [Norl, Olsen, Antwerp, sid July g.
Regia Nor, LSnce Fleetwood, sid July 70
Victoria [Norl, Mathiesen, Marseilles, sid July
Ragna tNorl, Petersen, Goole, sid July %.
Carmel tNorl, Anderson, West Hsrtlepool' sid
July 90.
Der Wanderer lGerl, Boyer, Lisbon. sid Aug 5.
Rinfaxe [Norl Aanousen, London, sid July 30.
Union [Norl, Olsen, Pensacola, sid June via
Buenos Ayres.
Union LNorl Petersen, Stavanger, sid July IS.
Birgitte [Norl, Christiansen, Pembroke. sid
July 20.
Alba [Ital1, Sanguinetti, Genoa, sid Augs.
Audacia Port Ferreira, Rio Janero, sid July H.
Zanrak [Norl Mathiesen, Oronstadt, sid Aug l.
Kentigern Norl, Berg, Bristol, sid Aug s.
Inverdruie lNorl, Wittusen. Garston sid Aug 5.
Hjemmet [Norl, -, Stavanger, sid Aug l.
Hiram Norl, Garrison, Cape Town, up July 20.
Agder lNorl, Hansen, London, sid Aug II.
Orion [Norl, Jensen, Norfolk, up Aug II.
Nebo [Norl, Talaksen, Genoa, sid June via
Bahia.
Try [Norl, Lovald, Hull sid Aug 10.
BRIGs.
Red Rose (Brl, Bushell, Cardiff, sid Aug 10.
sCHooNERs.
Harriet @ Kerlin, Shaw, Baltimore, sid July 20.
Gem, Wass Orchilla, up July IS.
Charmer, Daboll, at New York July p.
Aaron Reppard, Steelman, Philadelphia, up
Aug6
Isabella Gill, Collision Baltimore, sid Aug 49,
Island City. Voorhees,. Baltimore, sid Aug II.
Annie Bliss, ODonnell, Lambert's Point, up
Aug5.
The Josephine, Townsend. Richmond. Va, up
Aug 8.
Elwood Burton, Kitchens, Norfolk. up Aug 49,
Jennie Thomas, Young, Baltimore, up Aug 10.
Ruth, Shaw, Godfrey. Philadelphia. cid Aug 10.
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81 thought not" said he, as he politely
opened the door to let her pass out Madame
your husband. for your sake, can return with
perfect safety so far as am concerned, but the
others return at the risk OF their lives or of
mine. Good day"
Gillian has returned. O'Farrell and Schrader
have found work at Sorocco. and the two sec
onds have sent foC their things and are going up
north.
am glad to say that one practical joke has
turned out against the jokers
As was coming mere TO write this letter,
met Girsrdeaux in the Star OF the West"
Colonel, said, from your experience OF
the last few days what is yOur aivice?'
ITO you personally or to the wordT'
40 the world"
Then tell the world this: DO not monkey
with Missouri Let's have a drink; l have to
defend a thief with an orphan mother, and III
take gin
With kindest regards from the colonel and
myself, yours sincerely, XMD
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BOOK NOTICES.

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wit and humor heard in congress, conven-
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william Windows Last Speech" is the
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dropped dead, together with the speeoh
which the secretary delivered on that &C.
casion.
NEW MUSIC.
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The Best in the World.

Senator Henry c. Nelson of New York,
writes "On the 9th of February. 1888, 1
was taken with violent pain in the region
of the kidneys. l suffered such agony that
could hardly stand up. As soon as posi-
bic 1 applied two ALLCOCK's Porous PLAs-
TIERS, one over each kidney, and laid down.
In an hour, to my surprise and delight, the
pain had vanished and was well. l wore
the plasters for day or two as precRu-
ton, and then removed them. have been
using ALLCoCK's Porous PLAsTERs in my
family for the last ten years, and have
always found them the quickest and best
remedy for colds, strains and rheumatic
affections. From my experience / believe
they are the best plasJers in the world. lad.
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Cowboy-What In creation was tibet thar
tenderfoot tryIn' ter corralf
Frontier Storekeeper-He wanted bo buy
a nightshirt.
Cowboy-O, see He's get an invite to
the dance at Brandem ranch, l Epose, ans
wants ter go in style.-NeW York Weekly.
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MONDAY, Aug %. 1es:
.ppTVFD YESIEhDA L
AM - Macon Lewis. 30


steamship City of Macon Lewis D0S'on-o
Anderson rlevue. Garnett, Darien and Bruins
StesIW9;T GIBSON. Manager. ,,,,,~1
wick. .n,sI Ethel, carroll, Cohens Blum and way
steam, x I Gibson, Manager
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Hustand-I think there must be hole In
my trousers pocket, as never seem to be
able TO keep any loose change In them.
Wife-No, my dear. there isn't, for have
carefully examined them every morning.
Detroit Free Press.
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Rear Admiral, UsN. Chairman.

Pilot charts and all nautical information will
Be furnished masters of vessels free of charge
in United States photographic ONCE in the
Custom House. Captains are requested to call
OF the Office.
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Washington, Aug l9-Notice Is given that
Little Marsh Island channel front range post
Iight No on the edge of the marsh at the west
sac Of mouth OF Cupboard creek, st Johns
river. Fla has been destroyed. 1t will be re-
built as soon as practicable and the usual red
light re-esJablished.
By order OF the lighthouse board.
JANE A. Ga KER,
Rear Admiral USN, Chairman
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LIEUT. FIJI SHERMAN,
In Charge photographic Station.
pASSFNGERS.

Per steamship City of Macon from Boston
Miss Belle Wesson, Master Connerak, r Ward,
FPssco, Mrs Lottie Reid and infant, H H VII
son, Miss Ada Lewis. st Onge. D A Long, Geo
DEely, W D Berry.
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1vg fQ-Arrved. schr W q H
New l oLA, r3ri' Miller, Punta Gorda, Hon
durss sobr Samuel W Hall. Mumford, Fer
nandn99 ecbr Eleanor, Key West.
Ssiled5--9N1 40 fg-Sailed, brig Red Ro Sc, lBrl
pSspslL savannah. ;,a stsanshin FInnAeId
6i,biip. aug lo-ATrNoG'
IBE yo hn oiIgS-Sailed bark Try [Norl, Lovsld.
seyann.s,in' Aug 6-Arrived. schr Goodwill [Brl,
sweetng. A I3rt " schr Mary Jane Brl, Roberts,
for Key MgS' Aug is-Arrived. brig ] C Hamlin
s.9 Griffin. Brunswick, Ga.
~ r55ar,sn ia, Aug lS-ArHVeo' scnr HIeoneR
[Br JAWS rr,iv c, steamer Sicilian [Brl, Young,
lAn Id..' bark Altsmaha, Hickman, New
YORK. cleared, schr Samuel Hubbard, Me-
hatfey' New 5ir. aug I9-ArEived, steamers Bed
FernAnrIii Davis, Philadelphia; City Of
nng'0 Justine. Ray, ;schr Lizzie May,
pstsrson, New YORK. w., C.o-. uo..
fe1ISI,iSo|oArrived, schr Edward Stewart, Kent,
Fan hi,o, vile. Aug l9-Arrived, steamer John
- JUsseClistanher' Crawford, New York.
u 9I,lsiB slow' schr Nettie Langdon Ross, Key
West. 40 how scbr T p Holden. Has.
,oI New York. ~
k9 ~ w West, Aug 17-sailed. sohr Laguna,
bg fyai1e,s7ills Aug l7-Arriyed, schr W Perry,
rdTer, to load for southern port.
OTegnort News. Aug i9-Arrived, steamship
e.Iv,sfBrl. owen, Key West, etc, for London.
o!p,nsscoia, Aug 19-Arrived. schr John O
sl 1nii.ssairei-Steamers Metapedia [Brl, Fraser,
c4rssnock; Victory lBrJ, Elcoate, London; oarks
VaIS'ISorI. Olsen, Lagos; Mathilda lSwl, Ander-
SEN Client. ,- ,.l r,J..1 I.a,.,
Perns ubuco. "a 49,, ... NIL
ward. Lyman, New York.
satlle River Ga, Aug 16-Arrived, schr Adele
,rbockers Gay, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Aug l9-Arrived, schr George
Cblrchman, RisleY, Charleston.
O1 Notwithstanding Huntington [Brl. Rey-
rods Charlotte Harbor via Key West; Ruabo
IBrI Couch Fernandina; schr Ruth Shaw, God
frey, Savannah.
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,D,xa INTELLIGENCE.

cra R1sEs....'' - 6:56
Sun s5Is-, va AT SAVANNAH. FOB A NJ 7;lSP p NJ =
Hr5H "A-~ STANDARD Time.)
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Bark Karnak [Norl, Froyland, from Pensacola
for Buenos Ayres, Aug Is, lat 1922 n. lon
65H W,
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Cork WdnIe0
Males.

Males.
" DUNG man. VITA hNf tfat ,F+.,,t,
would IKE Io-.tlon WIN ~. ,,.a 80.
LIrrt good bu-ile-, litlr 49, -. .
p+.,biru
80.
v DUNG Man. VIII ~, '.t-, ~
p.rrlcr Ia railroad ana Ma nm 'up-
plies. cr- p prr. 200 ut
~. ~ paiU'''''
" OrNE Man Iou country -i' -.'.'i-
H." 90 'at pun ..i.EI
'.--'-' 70
- pi So NAN de-.roI- oil -. N'"- 10. D''
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Dnslncs5 Chantcs.

SMALL AMOI-NT NJ traasur,, took n,
n a company controlling a most X,lI,ab.,-
tnNentlou = f1r stl- a, an -, .,i,'. ,rIrs D..
money raised u be- used i'm exhibit,ng ma
-aIn,s4, an' forming ,pD-compani"~ IA prin-
~ C.Ucs OF /. D anu Ian ~. ne
.'." "l.V VII. Dc su'u ot'! 10 uts. suD-
y, 80 - W V'.Nu'
Lahf VII 'Vh".i .oIr .ue!I'N >tiIr. W.
Pon1N on Sd.u 40 Q" o. I'D hTt o. roy ',l.
A. tnc IDS'hlhr - JrcdJ ldpof--d'r', IT,
Use VIII put tHc SNu-ton laNcs beyond '"Ai-
p.Lt oh IN taking contract T. WIN th- cites
.H 80 az. ~, r.~ m ,',l,'..
%, f1e .t,' x now o. ,c-.d 9,u.t. ther.forr. be.
.4-eI on Two source Of income. one. tie
anunct,r. and sale OF tie na.h.uc:
t.. ofhnr The ditd.nd- received on tas
-to.k Of t.c slh-roMpln.cs AMERICAN
60. Boz L.. Irlbme CH-e.
A DNl.ETISLE. d member Of t,e Amr,l-
y can society OF Mecinn!ca' Lneim7..
On n.Intlpie, hi,hcfto unEnown. when TiI
r,yd.gt..a.fe -hc power world. 10 costs
nothing q. tuu b. IT, neither steam. water.
ao-. o.l u.r electricity i- Used would Jig.
T., .I' .' ''i t l' ~, an a III, a,t' l1
pa,cnJlng aud exhibiting the -amr az
Chicago void Fair; thi> j, mo- htmDh-.
Dlt VII dG,... 1,I,tri! :. 40 Han.
,,.,.T 1io,t D.t,.it Nfirr
A COMPETENT and practical man, WA"
n under tuid' The manufacture 81 or
n nan una / r'h il W." nv ,lre ',... frop,
%t"n ,,';i o., ~, ,r,-,,.r and inv1-t c,,,It,l
l"lson vi" 70 a. II T. nj ID .ao f1tb'a,r
l.. Jun -, ~ 80 - 80,
\ GhN ILrM ~ az p,ySgms con,a,,
win laFlc nldu ui".. ,I'ls v'i .'i,% ~,
VINO l'ossr79's q ~ var ~ ~ '''a ' 90
extensive dcqlalhIah'r ano.s tn' nui.u
itctufers aiu ueSIei' in 20 ,..nr,s.ni-
ing a, AGENT manufacturer in Nev-Yotk and
Canada unauestionably refeI,Aees furnished
Addres, A. AM IL i~'' % N'N
r .a-e, pIooh'J II.
GENTLEMAN OF god standing who
"A wishes personally. or through another.
70 utiii2r his acquaintance IN hRitiIuat
~ amer IN ihhu" Llhg bus4her@ Tor q slIoht
Eastern corporation may address In strict
confidence q. j. W., +. y. Box Ion.
At DIR. McCARTHY's HYPNOTIC
n Seance. Thursday elening, Sl6 West
J9th.sL MARINA Irlpp Obses.loh, htr
u usDniGs ~ phoddc c ,Ea sAP snd
n D.'rie't: free '''I' ~ ''p'''
-, =, = Ut ,.1,s .; 77,o a.
a Sts a. - ~ ~, , n,', t,' I'd ssisblished
,H,n,,Hr1fa ,5 IN, bnsincss saIos
I'm .n oon e. Is,,I VLNToy plT.
ggtt'sSDV Xrf1d Ruilding.
,.,--o,,,.., .,,d cc,-
a.. o. o P,rs"v ~, Psytiia,.. ante
~ Poi" ia 0,,trsfy witbout mt.
hc,ty No chatre u intestors. {. VENOM
rAiikKsON. World Building.
~ or SALE OR TO LFAsE.-FIushing
L Hotel' Flushing. l.. /. Inquire OF II c.
tuGton M1Ik-t. . % II
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Citn Real estate for Sale.

EHOICE West EndaVe. houses all prices.
u STEVENS, 9th-aNe., cor. 33d-st., 9th
aye. and l0ith-st.
NOR SALE.-On restricted block, adj
i joining Manhattan square, 4 four-story
hous =. with bathroom and dining room ~
tensions: handsomely finished throughout
with hard GODS in natural coloIs large
iOlIns ample closets; strictly hrst-clss-
IL reasonable Prices terms easy. ELI
MARTIN, owner and Builder, 100 West
S7th-st.
INOR SALE or Property
i 2s3 MOnroe.st. For particulars inquire
34l East l5th-st. bs ,rmt1lt.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
II Or SALE.42H hancock-st., Brooklyn +;
4 thrce-stery. bfOwn-stOne, platform.
scoop house built years parlor nO)r I'm
l.Ird ia hardwood decorated; furnished Or
unfinished. J. II. BENSON. 81 keade So
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f!dts Go fct, llnfnrnisbc0.

% DIST. WEST conner Au,f'idam-ave.
o. five. SIX. seven rooms. bath steam
heated an iHuroN nm"uts beautiful deco.
rated rent ~ % SO. Inquire Owners.
un premises.
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domestic 6ituatlons Uante6

Males.
" ALET.-By a single man. age 80, who can
Do. hiohit rcOuuirnd,d a. nrst-cla-- ia
every particular. speaks Spanish ana Eng
li>E . best city references, present ,ln-
ployrr can DE seen. .sclres, {. >, Box o.,
lD1 ath-tvr.
w ANTtD.-By q butler work by the
~ day to Cloln silver for private families /,
hest Of reference. Address JAMES
DARCY, 33- East 0th-st.
w 81 fEE.-St-afy,w willing man wants posi-
~ lion in ov-ter house o. restaurant. eoon
of> tDr opener. references. IL, care OF
Peach IS Stn-tNr
xTJAIIIK.-Iy hrst-cllss waiter $50 !;
" -peat- four languages; wants situa-
tion 100 good restaurant. cafe or hotel; rel
c'caces. EMILE ~ West 26th-,t
NOUNG ENGLlSHMAN wants situation
as valet 20 gentl man nr-t-ria-- rel
| ercgs Address r.. j. n. $40 "th-aye.
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N ATTRACTIVE NPEcIALIN.-Ber
a iOr4t on Of tie Oranges. y. j., Madison.
Vi ...touu. summit ard Mont air resi-
L.4.ces with from one 70 ninety actcs for
.4e. aOod inNtstmDut- EDWARD =.
HAMILTON < CO.. 9j Bf adVay. Y. Y.
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for Sale.

4 L REDUCED PKICES.-500 second.
"A hand wood and iron working machines A.:
FULLY guaranteed machinery bought and OK.
changed. GEORGE b. EDDY, 39S Madi-
-On-St
A LL-WOoL PANTS 10 order. ~ so: viii
"A call with samples and take measures
no deposit required AdiI6sS METKOpOL-
lIAN PAN IS 10, 14l Allcn-st
n F-SKS.-Entirely new stock rolltOps, $50
~ Broadway. near IiOuston-st. parti-
tons, tabe>. store and Office iiNthres drug
stores iitttd. Factory. IA Rond-St.
II RUG STORE and physicians practice
" $40 rent - month tenement dis
tr 81. Addrcss DRUG STORE, 80 Avenue y.
~ ELESCOPE for sale cheap equatorial
L mounting. 5L2-inch objective, by AlNan
Clark 4 Son u eyc-pieces. inVerting prism.
&C.. complete; everything Il the finest.
Address w. +. w. l0l FultOn-st.
ST. 800, 600 T Plan ciorie. WI MI 5Ep Or
g,us s.i3. ILLUSTRATED catalogue frao.
DANIEL r. BEATTY. Washington. y. J.
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flats Go Ect. Furnished.

'INO LET.-A suite Of furnished hatS COM
Il pct and elegant overlooking New ork
harbor. with elevator. steam heat ana an
'OnN 'nienccS. Apply To JanitOr. J3 Pine.
app.e-st.. Brooklyn y. Y.
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Real estate hJanteo.

WI ANTED for May LIST. by gentleman and
w wife, small house or Apartment WIN
large sunny rooms well located Aooress
MERCHANT, Tribune once.
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A@D>OMlLY furnished apartment.
l.i gentlemen very neat parOr floor
'oh>i'ths Of p1flOr. bedroom and hath
t~o single room. ~ West 3Jth-st
~ u. 81. ~. near Broadway. -L'rg-
and snail rooms; bath adjoining h0-
III otJhdancr, gentlemen only seen today.
~ LIVING PLA(E.-liandsomo piilo,s
" d' q ~crond floor suite: breakfast option.
al; references.
20f WEST -Sr.-pIlyatc h0usl.
- single room: gas bath and heat /;
American family. 81 80.
1872 3D-ANL.. lIin-st. J. -. ol -Tao
W. ctnuD.LuF rooms. u. f0Ifnhiy fuf.
sn.d o. hol-rkcep.ne. f3 30 p.f week (.
small rooms
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tOork tDanteo.


Males
y CBLrtTGH -, wants position In the
- iu-tailm.nt business: thorough know
ltdgc " ,Cme year reference nom former
ri or"r al. OF addr' 81, +. C., care RorKr
392 ith-aye.
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or frNsF, II f1TfD Of about
Countrn Real gstate 60 Ect.


IL Asst GRANGf~-New-Jefsey Hopeiuet'
Il for sale or rent, al 7t<-OIs- = u.
GONDlT Brick Church Sta4oh, y. ).
NOR RENT.-A fine large hon -.t,,Sa j.
L now offered FOR rent a. flusluns, J. l.
eli,sble for a large family; In ffonho
aid garden: q H. moderate. inquire o.
Mrs. WM f.. COOK or Dr. }. J." hiNh9'
flushing, l.. J.
CTNNIT. \. J-Furnished and unfur-
- ri-bcd houses D. Jet from 300 " ,J'O
for sca.on or year; all desirable, also I'M
\. oy.d and unuproved prop"rtlcs iOr sac
In best locations. J.. Or. POIILE, OII''-
~. station.
:, UNIT \. J.-Turni-hed house TO rent
- for tie season, very desirable, ~ per
Ir,ntb' Other from 800 % 500 per
month. Several desirable residences Tor -air
and 10 rent JOHN y. HICKS, summit
Real Estate Exchange.
rNO RENT.-Double house; half acre OF
i ground modern Improvements thfrc
minutes from Maln-st. station. Apply 70
Jsmaica-ave., Flushing, L. !.
'CHE FINE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
j OF the late Henry d. Myers, situated on
Delaheld-st. Poughkeepie, y. y, i Onereu
10 let furnished or unfurnshed the house
has all modern improvements fine GROUNDS,
fIuits garden, &C.. ample tarn and stable
accommodations; Will be sold on reasonable
terms. Address GEO. d. OL1VEI, 3OS
Main-st, Poughkeepeie, y. y, or ii. w.
MYERS 256 and 25S Church-st.. Room o.
NewYOrk.
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Citn Real gsiaie 60 Get.

M ERAI HILL.-Housc 10 rent furnished
vi 20 > year> 70 responsible private family ;
J. tie Win pdinuhs,, mlIror-, pianos -
= bargain az - 500. no s-jnt>. Add\
= L.. Bon l.. Tribune ONCE.
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Countrn iical estate for Sale

GENCY FOa MONICLAIR.-pw,.iu--
: L Tor sale " 90 lct. leafg a~,0i cucIf n.
a ii one building sites; terms easy.
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-06
The Catholic Vote.

WASHINGTON, June 6,-Fathel
Cronin, editor of the Catholic Union
of Buffalo, had az extended confer
ence with Secretary Blaine Friday
evening. He came upon the latter's
invitation, AT the conclusion OF
the conference he said:
"Blaine will accept the nomina-
ton beyond doubt. His mind is
positively made up. Mrs. Blaine
has had a great deal to do with his
determination to accept. She and
he are confident that his health is
strong enough for him to make the
contest, He will not only accept
the nomination; he fully expects to
receive it. He sent for me, fearing
his letter to Father Ducey might be
the means of alternating the Roman
Catholic vote, and wanting my
opinion. / told him that the Re-
publican Catholics would not be in
fiuenced by the letter, nor will they.
The real reason he refused to accept
the nomination four years ago was
because he feared that the Republi-
can party would surely suffer defeat.
He does not think so this time. He
believes the Democrats will nomin-
ate Cleveland, and he feels sure that
he can beat him, or any other can
didate the Democrats may select"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-06
WHAT HARRISON SAYS.
If not Nominated on First Ballot
Don't Want It.

DOn want IL.
MINNEAPOLIs, June 6.-The fol
lowing letter was made public Oh
the authority of ID. 9. Marsh of East
st, Louis, relative of Senator Cul-
lom. "Shelby NJ. Cullom Grand
Pacific Hotel, Chicago. Dear Sir
In case | am not nominated on first
ballot you will please withdraw my
name from convention. Yours
truly, Benjamin Harrison"
MINNEAPoLIs, June 6.-The
Young Mems Republican Blaine
club of Cincinnati arrived this
morning and marched to the West
hotel with Governor Foraker at its
head. A great crowd assembled at
the hotel, The Harrison men en-.
deavored to make counter demon
stratiou but were pushed to the wall.
Foraker made speech predicting
the nomination of Blaine, but de-
claring ii Harrison was nominated
the club would give him a loyal
support
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, June e.
The Michigan delegation has de-
cided to present the name ofGeneral
Alger. Plat says 80 New York del
egates are for Blaine, others put the
number at "a.
MINNEAPOLIs, Mimi, June g.
The following is considered the most
conservative estimate yet made.
Harrison 476, Blaine All.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-06
What Wolcott Saws.

MINNEAPoLIs, June 6.-Senator
Wolcott, of Colorado, was called
upon for his views in reference to Il e
sudden change in the political situa-
ton. He said:
''It does not change the situation
materially, except to accentuate the
insult which the president, in his
interview, and Secretaries Miller
and Foster in theirs, attempted to
iniict on Blaine. His friends have
realized for some time that the presi-
dent sought to minimize the efforts of
the wisdom and sagacity of the sec
retary of state, but it appears they
not only desire to ignore him, but
because he did not seem disposed to
write a letter every few minutes
they saw fit to throw mud. The
resignation may be of some help
here, as it leaves vacant another
office to peddle for Harrison votes.
AS for Colorado, we are for Blaine,
and the Far Northwest is the same.
Harrison could not carry Colorado.u