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Capada,. New Governor.

LONDON, May 11.-It is officially stated that the Earl of Aberdeen has been appoint ed governor general of Canada in place of the Earl of Derby, formerly Baron Stanley of Preston, who is about to retire from the off,oa
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VIII Lay Course To~day.
 GLOUCESTER, Mass. May 1.-The United States war ship Bennington arrived from Boston to-day, and tomorrow will lay out c course from Cape Ann to Cape Porpoise for the trial trip of the cruiser New York.
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Sold everywhere. Price, CUTIcURA, Soc. Soar, 2Sc REsoiyEsT, sI.oo. Prepared by the PorTKi DRUG AND CHEMICAL CoRPoRATIos, Botton.
 Hs-Send for How to Cure Skin DIseAses," e4 pages, 50 Illustrations, and loo testimonials.
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. PAINS AND WEAKNESSES

OH HOVC Skin and Scalp purified and beautiSed 0h0I O by cuTIcUKA Soar. Absolutely pure.
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Of females instantly relieved by that new, elegant, and infAllible Antiaoie 10 Pain, Inflammation, and Weakness, thr Cutlcura Ant-Pain Plaster.
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IOtdl ..-.... ....1l,<~o,oAV ~ State of Connecticut, County of New Haven ss: I, H. G. Redfeld, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. H. G. REDFIELD, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 11th day of May, 1893.
 I. PARSONS sDIcKERMAN, Notary Public. Correct-Attest:
 EZEKIEL 6. STODDARD,
 F.S. PORTER, ! Directors.
 EDWARD E. BRADLEY.
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FOR RENT.
 k $16, SIS, $21, (also barn, if desired),
 i5 first or second floors, elegant rents, 6 rooms; knew, stylish houses Ferry and English streets; choice homes for select families; hot and cold water, range, sink, boiler, bathroom, wash bowl, tank supply closets, soapstone washtubs. gas pipes; sl:te roofs brownstone underpinning china closets built in; hard wood finish, elegant ly papered, picture mouldings in each room; sep srate entrances, verandas, balconies, cellar elegant neighborhood; schools, churches etc State street cars (soon to be electric) to Ferry | from cars. CHARLES GAY, COwner) mh13 If 201 English, near Ferry street.
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H. E. BLOGG & BRO.,
 sss Chapel Street, Now Haven.

Store open @. m. to SEQ D. 10. Saturday and Monday evenings until 10 o'clock.
 ID EPORT of the condition of THE NEW n HAVEN COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, at New Haven in the State of Connecticut, at the close of business, May 4th, 1893:
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TNHE good will, stock fixtures. horses. wRgoDs, u etc. of the market Nos SSg and sS2 State street For particulars rpouire ar addrSRs
 FREDERICK C LUM. Raccdrer,
 SS Orange Streei, Room No. q Of9ce hours II to 12 and fof mpEg
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ellaneuus.

FUN SlAIAI4s
 pICSCLE-Nictorp pneumatic. N82 make; frs, ID class condition pol worn any. half Tsr1ce A strictly high grade machine Inquire Ai oour fer nffice for TIrNETAII-
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Twice Rich, lie Died in Poverty.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 1.-Morton D. Banks.
al one time one Of the wealthiest furniture
manufacturers in this city. uisd at tho
home Of James Kitchens, . oolorsd man
who had formerly been one OF his drivers.
Banks had lost two fortunes in business.
Twice his factory was burned, and the third
time he tried TO get on his feet. but his
health failed and his mind weakened. A
canoe GUS growth on tho neck led to the usa
OF narcotics and during tho intense heat
Thursday morning he was overcome. Du ing
thu past months he had been spendinR much
o. his time with his old driver, who had
amasscd a snug sum and who chserfully
m ade his old employer comfortable. Banks
preferred TO linger In the stable. When
overcome yesterday he managed TO staRRer
to Kitchens house. The latter put him TO
bed. Banks fell into a stupor and never
recovered consciousness. His wife started
a furniture store in Laurel. Md, some time
ago, but was making little hesdway. For
tunately Banks left an insuranos on his life
for SIT 600 in her favor.
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COaljutor for Corrigsn.

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 1.-The Journal prints
an article this aftelnoo In which il asserts
that as a result Of Archbishop Corriaan'a
repeated rofussls TO obey orders of Papal
AblsRats Satolli. the latter will 60 to Rome
and lay the matter before the pope. with
tho Recommendation that a ooAdj jator be
appointed to assist tho archbisAop OF New
York. This would mean ths virtual re-
moving Of CorriRan from the active man
agement Of the aft ,irs of his archdiocese.
and the Journal hints that il suoh action 1.
taken by the holy see Archbishop ireland
may be the eoadjutor.
New YORK. Aug. IA morning pape,
SAYS Archbishop Cor riaan has left tho 0ity
secretly for Rome, the pops having sum
mousd him for psYsoaal interview.
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W stand here listening TO tho v0ico from
Washington. commanding us 10 close our
ears and listen only 10 those advocating the
gold standard. We are listening TO the voice
that comes from acoross ths sess. Great
applausel.
II havs besn ssked how tho knights OF
Labor stand on this question. and reply
they stand ~ q unit on IL. Not In any SEQ
tion, but wherever there are Knights Of La
bor. they stand for the free and unlimited
coinage OF silver on the ratio OF one TO SIX
teen" Trsmendous chseTingl.
Tho committee on resolutions this even
Ing mado Ex Senator Reagan chairman and
Robert Schilling Of Wisconsin, secretary.
A subcommittee consisting Of Reagan.
Bryan of Nebraska. Patterson Of Color
ado. BaYtine of Nevada. Donnelly Of Min
nesota, Geo 90 Wsshburn Of Maasaohu-
sets and Manning Of Alabama was 40
lectsd 10 draft the resolutions and report
to-moFrOW.
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Father of F0rsy-Fiyo Chi lid ron.

RALEIGH. N. c.. Aug. IA case has como
TO light in this state that is one Of the most
remarkable on record. Moses Williams, .
neg o farmer, lives In the eastern section Of
this state He is 65 years old Gas nearly as
he can mako out), but does NOT appear to
be over 80. He has been married twice,
aud by the two wives has had born TO him
forty-llvs children. BY ,hs first wife he
had twenty three children. twenty OF whom
wets girls and three were boys. BY the
second wife he had twenty two children
twenty Y rls and two boys. He also has
about fifty grand children. The case il
we'll authenticated.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVIr les.

ST. PAUL. Aug. 1.-The Seven Corner
State bank, capital 100000. failed this
afternoon.
UPPER SANpusKY. o., Aug 1.-The Wyan-
dot County bank suspended. Assets $lOo, =
900, liabilities 5000.
New ROCHELLE, N. Y. Aug. John
Stephenson, the we'll known oar builder,
died yesterday. aged 81 years.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 1.-The officers and
directors OF all savings banks OF this city
decided to require OF depositors notice be-
fore the withdrawal of funds.
CH1cAao, Aug. 1.-The formal opening
Of the congress of al ohitects ocourr I'd to-
day, The American institute of aioait cots
elected ID. ii. Bu'nham resident.
PuLApEl.pIiIA. Aug. l.-Col. VIM. Fris
muth aged 20 years, u we'll known inyen OIL
and active organizer of OOPS du iny the
OWL war. committed suicide to-eay.
OMAHA, Aug. 1.-At meeting OF the
presidents of Omaha savings banks this
morning IL WAS resolved to require sixty
days notice for the withdrawal OF deposits.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-The regatta Of the
Row al Southampton Yacht club was held
| to-day. The course was fifty miles. Th,
! Britannia and Valkyris died not sail. The
Amstioan yecht NAvahoo won with ease
Satanita second.
NEw YoRK. Aug. l.-James Mitchell, o,
the New York Athletic club. to-day broke
tho worlds record for putting the hfty-sil
mound weight. Hs made shirtv- eight fee
one and one-half inches, which II three
feet further than the record.
LONDON, Aug. The Vienna correspond
ens of the News says Russia has resolved 10
ask CHINA for an explanation of her attt-
tude In the Pamirs question. In view OF th'
enormous masses Of Chinese tfoops concsn-
trn,sd in tho vioinity OF Panirs.
BuENos AYREs, Aug. 1.-The radicals al
ths head OF tho revolutionary movsmsn
now in pt ogrsss declare their object IL I,
effect a complete revolution, ~ that oi
1890. and to destroy aurvivinK elements Of
the regime of EI. President CelmRn.
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Timber stealing in Oklahoma.

GUTHRIE. Okla, Aug. 1.-The United
States marshal and his force are making q
desperate effort to break mp the wholesale
stealing of timber from the government and
Indian lands in this territory. Four men
were brought in and Jailed yesterday who
have cut nearly $1,000 worth of fine
walnut timber In the Usage reservation,
and posse are after men who have been
operating on the strip. Several men were
also captured on the Kiowa reservation,
with &c, 900 feet Of valuable timber in theil
possession. which they were moving toward
Texas. Most Of the men captured are COM.
mon Lahore 9, and were only working for
some y ptominent men who ale engineering
the steal on gigantic scale. Arrests OF
some very prominent citizens are likely to
follow and cause a big scandal.
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TO-DAY a Convention of the
National Temperance and Pub
lication Society opens at Asbury
Park, N. ].
G. N. Stearns presides and a
large assemblage of cold water
advocates are in attendance. The
Silver Lake Quartette provides
the music and an array of dis
tinguished orators will supply
the fuel Of eloquence. The Blue
Grass orator, Col. George w.
Balm, heads the list
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Beat q Pool Room.

DANBuRY, Conn.,. Aug. l.-One OF the
leading pool rooms in this state is con-
Quoted at the Wooster house in this city by
Gleason Il Co., of New York. The races
are received BY telephone I, ON Nsw York.
A gang Of sharpcrs secured q private wire
this afternoon and located themselves in 4
neighboring building. In the second race
at Brighton the shArpers received the result
In time TO place several thousand dollars on
the winner At odds OF ten to ono. The pool
room cashed Q few of the tickets and then
closed its doors. The amount OF its loss II
not known. but IL is very heavy and bust
ness will not bo resumed.
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CHAIRMAN THURMAN,
Synopsis Of tho speech Delivered Upon
Taking the Gavsl.

synopsis OF tho speech Delivered Upon
Taking the Gsvsl.
CHICAGO. AuR. 1.-Whsn presented to tho
convention a. the permanent chairman Al
len w. Thurman, of Ohio, spoke at some
length. He said in part: "Bhould the
Sherman law be repealed without any sub
stitute in lieu thereof IL means the final
destruction OF silver money as measure Of
value. The issue resolves itself down TO
the question whether the paper money Of
the country Ia to be issued by banking cor.
porations upon the debts OF tho people or
other kinds OF corporate securities. or
whether II is 10 rest upon the broad and
safe basis Of gold and silver. Gold alone
certainly cannot afford sufficient
basis upon which the amount Of the
circulating medium required by the people
not SO. why is II that whenever any con-
siderable amount Of gold begins to flow
from ono country to another in obedience
to the natural laws OF trade, that We lmme-
diately hear cries of distress. When the
eople OF this country awake to the fact
that there is being made systenatio at
tempt TO force them TO pay the obligations
OF this government in gold alone whom
they have always had the right to pay them
in gold and silver; that the contract they
made with their creditors is to be violated,
I, for one, have not the slightest doubt
whore they will stand"
Thurman. continuing. said the question
with bsnking corporations is rapidly re-
solving itself to q ground-hoR cass-no
bonds, no banks. The banks, knowing tie
people would insist upon an ample cirau-
latinQ medium. would demand, In case the
Sherman act Is repealed, that the govern
ment issue bonds, upon which the banks
may issue notes to supply the deficiency
brought about bv the government osasinG
to issue coin certificates under tho Sherman
act. The banks would thus bo enabled te
peri etuate . system which had been snox-
mously profitable to them in the past.
Thurman asked leave to present plar
that might be considered with others tha
might come before the convention. II is
"First, Let our advsrsaries agree TO tht
free coinage or silver at ratio OF 151 or II
to one. Il prefer the former. II they do VI
will agree to the unconditional repeal o.
the Sherman law. Next. Amend the ma
tional banking laws 50 as to permit AMI
national bank to issue notes up 70 the full
value Of 100 per cent upon the deposit o
80 per cent with the United States tressur
| In either United States gold o
silver coin other than, subsi
diary silver. Further, Amend. by re
psalinp the tax on national bank circulation
II a bank should f"il the . would be for th
redsn, ption of its uotes the 80 per oent Q
gold or silver coin. For the other 10 pc
cent the bills receivable of the ban
would be available, and under the prsaen
system II would be IN utter impossibilit
for bank TO fail and the whole of it
bills receivable be worthless"
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Feast for the Hogs,

FosroR1A, O., Aug. IA large number Of
farmers in this vicinity are feeding wheat
to their hogs in preference to selling 1t at
the present low ice. With the prices Of
hogs ruling AZ at present they can realize
ri per bushel for wheat by feeding IL TO the
hogs. Hogs are doing extremely we'll on
this fodder.
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PUBLIC DEBT.
Not Increase OF $4,264,O13 During tho
Month Of July.

Not Increase of $4,264,O13 During the
Month Of July.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The debt state
msnt, issued this evening. shows net in
crease In the public debt. less cash in the
treasury, during July. of 81. .264 013. Ths
cash In the treasury decreased $4,674, 1872.
Balances Of several classes of debt. at the
close Of business, July 81. were: Interest
bearing debt $685.. 0S7, 44O. debt on which
interest ceased since n,atu rity 81. 2.08l, $50,
debt beating no interest 1914, ,002 046. total
1851. 121. 016. Go, ti6cates and treasury
notes. Offset by an equal amount of cash In
The treasury outstandi at the end of the
month. wore $b77, 862, 591. a decrease Of 81.
191. 329. Total Dash in treasury $732.641. 7O7
gold eservs e99, 2O2. .933. and ne$ cash bal
anoe 18,6S4.6 634. In the month there was 9
decrease Of gold coin and bars Of $1.641. 469
of silver there was an increase of e., $40. 473
or the surplus there was in national banL
dspositories $17.044, ,0O3, against $21, $50. .58s
at ths end Of the previous month.
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Alpno on tho Ocean,

New York. Aug. 1.-The British ship
Verajsan a rived to-day. She reports hav-
ing spoken, July Is. the little boat Flying
Dutchman, with her single ocoupnn. which
sailed from Sheibourn. N. s., July . 10
GROSS to Falmouth. Heavy gales had Drip
pied the little craft and deprived its ooeu-
pant of food and water. The Vsrsjsan
supplied his wants and he put Oh again 10
accom- plish his puIpose.
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HoL11srER. CAL. August. 1.-The mail
stage running between San Benito and Hes-
nsndez valley was held up aud robbed yes
tsrdny afternoon by three armed mon.
Leonard. the driver, followed the robbers
and overlook them. but was covered with
rsvolvsrs and 70 osd to retSsAt. Sheriff
Holbrook is now in pursuit. The booty
secured IL not known.
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Ham mer and Tonss Mill.

GOSHEN. Ind, Aug. Ia hammer and
tongs mill was fought here in the opera
house this evening BY La Blanche, of CALI
fornin, and Dwye-. champion middleweight
Of Cheyenne. for II purse of $500. Dwyer
led the fighting. which was feree and hard,
up to the NTH round, whom La Blanche
assumed the aggressive and severely pm.
ishsd Dwyer for three rounds. when he luii
him out with terrific right handler ON the
law. winning the fight.
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ELEMENT OF RELIEF.
New and Unsxp psctsd Source Gold Coming
Tssn Europe.


Tssn Europe.
NEW YoRx, Aus. LA new and unsx-
peossd element Of relief hss been injected
into The financial situation. United States
bonds have ssschsd such low figure that
national banks sss the WAY clear 10 make .
profit by issuing circulation against them.
Arrangements. therefore. have been made
BY several more prominent banks 10 In
crease their circulation from the minimum
Iimits At which " nov stands to suoh
amount % will materially relieve tho pres
ent tension. II IL estimated that eight or
ten mill on dollars will be 20 added to New
York's supply Of currency within very
short time. q. ders have already been
plnoed With the comptroller Of the cur
reney for part of tho new bills. and some
banks have bought bonds preparatory TO
dc ep0siting them In Warrington.
Harvey Fish Sons. who make . speciality
Of government bonds. to-day sent oircu-
lar to national bank officers urging the i'm.
portsnce OF enlarginR circulation. They
said: '"TheHe 10 room for over $40. .O0O, 600.
provided tho honda can be secured for de-
post. The banks can perform = service BY
ward in the shape OF large profits. Bank
GU renoy IL the best which the country can
b We, because II expands whom needed and
contracts when nos needed. instead of, In
the latter case. remaining in circulation TO
induce foolish speculation. which haatens
ank intensified nnics such az We are now
passing through"
Shipments OF gold from England to New
| York by to-day's steamer reached $3.50 600.
Arrangements are also reported to have
been made at Chicago for the importation
OF 81. $50 O0O. il being engaged against the
forwarding Of wheat and produce TO Eng
land.
The total gold now afioas from Europe
! for America, most Of II due here within q
week. is between 81 900, 600 and $4,000. 600.
About the only difficulty the banks now
have to contend with, II 10 said, il the great
scarcity of currency.
| WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-With reference &c
New York dispatch about the banks taking
advantage OF the low price of government
bonds TO increase their circulation, Comp.
trollsr of the Currency Eckles said thii
vening that in July the circulation Of ma
tional banks increased over $b.0000O0. II
the quarter ended July 81 the net increase
was over s.. 600. 600. and he thinks that II
this month 1t will be increased at least tina
much more. Government four per cent
are now quoted at $1.O8. which 10 quite I
fall from maximum hgures
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nuraed Ch,.cse Headquarters.

DENVER August la report from tho
small mining town Of Como. COL, says the
white miners last night burned the Chinese
headquarters. aud six or eight Cinnamon
are supposed TO have pstishsd In the flames.
The n ouble was caused by Chinese miners
reducing wsgos In the gold mines near that
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The Season Opened

Columbus, O.. Aug. l.-As Utica last
night John Cattle. two men named Bell and
others named Bowers and 6ktllen, wero
killed and Joseph Skip fatally injured by
the explosion Of the boiler Of . shrsshing
machine.
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s,anrord's Horses for Sale.

BAN FRANcIsoo, August LII has been
decided by the managers OF the Leland
Stanford estate 10 dispose of over .
thousand bloodcd horses from his ranches.
the pick Of the famous stations and high
bloedsd mRHeA
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A Good Sized Attach IN . n /.

NEW YoRx. Aug. 1.-THE sheriff to-day
received an attachment for *l20, 800 against
Thomas b. Bullock aud Victor A. Wilder.
sontracto =, of Wall street. in favor OF
Colon Campbell. for com mission In raising
5000, 600 to cary along the Monterey d
Mexican Gulf Railroad company.
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A Family Clock.

"Whnt kind of clock 10 that. Jawkins2
u doesn't seem TO be right"
'Sh-sh-- lt's called the married mans
delight my boy. The hands stop at 10
o'clock eve,y evening, but the ticking goes
on a. loud ~ ever. Sso2"-Truth.
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Biouut Coming BACK.

SAN Francisco. August 1.-Authsntic ad-
Woes from Hawaii state that Minister
Bount has determined TO sail for the
United States Aug. 6. He will lsave affairs
in charge of Commodore Sksrrstt of the U.
q. s. Boston. His report TO the president IL
said to have preceded him.
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HnrhRroun Crime of Neg roes.

GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. 1.--Near Mont
eomsry three negroes attacked the house Of
NJ. Marsh. killed him. ravished his wife,
cred an infant, and cut the tongue
out of . seven year old child. His wife ID
diving One negro was caught and lynohsd.
Tho sheriff and posse are searching for the
others.
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Tn, Latin Union MAY Dissolve.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-Silver is likely to
receive another blow before long. severer
than that of the closing of the Indian mints
to silver coihsgs. Information from conf
dental SOU ces ia to the effect that the dis
solution of the Latin union is threatened.
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A Emil

A Eminent Orientalist.
Jsnkins--That 10 Professor Sohnafslhsu-
sen, Ahs eminent oriental scholar.
Tutwiler-Ah! and what has he donor
Jsnkins-Hs has invented an entirely new
aud original way Of spelling "AaAonel"-
Pack.
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Eastern Races.

BRIGHTON BEACH. Aug. 1.-Traok fair.
Mile and one furlona-Bsss MoDuf, Biz
zaSd. Diokerson, 1:56: five furlonRs-Flor-
india, She, Sprinkler, 1:05; mile and one
Clio. j. F. c.. 1:5114; six
furlongs- Bitten. Gold Dollar.
1:l61; six and one-half furlonQs-Dolero
Innovation, Ada Blue, 1:23ssl; Ave furlongs
-Lorime'. Lallah, Glor,nn, 1:04A.
SARATOGA. Aug. 1.-Six furlones. selling
Leonardo. Mclaughlin. Aufineer, l:16; six
furlonRs. sellinR-Jaok Reehelisu. TiRrsss;
XII sh, 1:l6; i've furlonRs-Ray Fl Santa
Anita, Lnjouya, IT. Maxim. 1a)24; mile
Major joe. Deldsmonio. Syksston. 1:421115;
seven furlonas. solling--stonemason, Rag
nor. Cora Taylor. 1:27sl; mile and a half,
over six hurdles. sslling-MarRherita, 81.
Luke. Alfonsina. 2:6O19.
MONMOUTH PARK. August Mud ankle
| deep. Six furlonRs-Sirocco walked owe F;
mile-Miss Maud. Madrid, Kildssr. 1:4314;
ak furlonRs-Senator Grady. Ornus. Looh-
invsr. 1:l61<; Cape May handicap. mile and
one furlong-Ajax. Sport, BassstIan. 1:671a;
five and a half furlongs-QueenlikeO On
tario. Tenacious, 1:09s4; six furlonRs-
Wormser. Balance. Tiny Tim, 1:l7.
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Few Members In Wash ington.

WASHINGTON. Aug. L-Aembsrs of the
house now ia Washington arc still In the
dark a. to the date Of the democratic houss
caucus necessary to perfect the scheme of
organization. Lists at tho house postoffics
son the contest for house Offices lacks vital
ity. 1t is impossible that thsie will be a
caucus Of the majority OF the senate this
week. The senators in the city mp to this
time are Call. Cookrell. Go man. Har is,
Martin, Mills. Mitchell Of Oregon. PuRh.
Quay, Stewart. Vest Voorhees, and White
Of Louisiana.
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Five Days for Delivery.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-Sscretary Carlisle
to-day notified the acting director of ths
mint to notify sellers Of silver bullion that
from aud after this date deliveries on sales
to tho government must be completed
within fivs days of date of acceptance. The
time heretofore has boon ten days. II 10
explained that i've days are sufficient time
for silver deliveries.