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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10

Irish Land League in Brooklyn in $50 AMI was
H. roe lrnf fDr three wears lie Is also leading
member of ~" Catholic benevolent LeSinn In pom
ties he has been regular Democrat for me h't t"h
years. lu 1881 and 1881 he supported Mayor Low
Iio belongs 20 the iIfolkyn Moninuk, 'ollirnpi.n
and Crescent Athletic ub' Z Bro lk'n the t3tholc
CIb of N.w-YorK ana the Marine and Fird club
OF l,afh Hoach ~ VOL "a To- the - Patricks %
cieiy and the Emerald Association IN I'r'phyh MS
claim Tor apnllntmrat was urged 10y Congressman
Cnnmis the salary ~ his office u 500 a
year. and there - considerable patronage attached
To II.
Syracuse. y. Y. July William \. .icach. VINO
was to-day appointed Internal Revenue Collector for
the Twenty-Five District held that place under Mr..
Clcve.anl's former Administration. He Is a lawyer.
being. a member of the firm Of Hancock. Beach.
Peck 4 Devne Mr. Beach IL nfty-two years old
and has been active In Democratic politics for thirty
years lie a. prominent in the Cleveland wing
Of the party IN this section and was at one time a
ineinhr~ II ,hc State Committee. He was active In
the NJ convention movement OF 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10

been formed to protect the Interests Of the stock
noders Il is composed Of Theodore w. Myers.
BENJAMIN f. Tracy. J. H. Nea.e Henry Clews ana
r. " Taller of New York. ami ". V y rlsery,
OF Springfield Mass. This committee WI prepare
A pan II reorganization. and il aireaiY NaS az
agreement prepared. under which si0ckho.d@rs ale
asked 10 deposit their shares The nght IS against
the ,arge assessment on the stockholders
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THE Pope GREATLY ENFEEpLED
IT l. SAID ~ SPITE or rENIALs AT TIL
VATICAN THAT MS CONDITION CAUSES
MI,N ANXIETY


Rome July It Is undeniahe that the Pope -
becoming, greatly enfeeblel but his condition is not
"a yet dangerous. The recent Intense heat has
greatly affected his health AMI caused him 10 have
frequent fnint!ng fits. II" gravity Of ihr rope
condition is naturally behtllci AZ the vatican.
wh"rc the report that h. Is Ill was denied ms
evening, but there Is nevertheless a great deal OF
anxiety among the members ~ MS household.
The correspondent of the United Press learned
this evening that notwithstanding the denials from
IN, Vatican. the Pores hcalth Is shaken. owing to
the reopcnng ~ painful wound In his lev
Vienna. July 9-Thc Roman Catholic hierarchy of
Austria and hungary have received notice from
Rome that the physical condition Of the Pope Is
alarming. ana the Cardinals have been warned %
u. ready 10 assemble at the Vatican at moments
notice.
London July 10 -"Thr StandIrl's" correspondent
at Rome says: THE Pope has taken a weeks re-
pose from audiences, owing to the heat. He will
resume them this week in limited number lie
walks daily in the Vatican gardens. The 'frbuna'
says that he f. niiSposrd. although not seriously
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POLTTTC.lI ODDS IND ENES
srETLER WAS SUSPENDED.

4 statement from j. A. Sletler. formerly clerk
Of The County Committee If the Republican Organi-
zation 81 the CIV and County of Ncw-York. was
published yesterday morning. evidently intended to
create the impression that there were discor1s and
diSsensions In organization, which had resulted In
MI Stetler's resignation from the pace named.
There were Institutions also that differences had
arisen between John T. Mnhonanl the president.
and state Committeeman Henry Grassc. If The
XNVIIth Assembly District. When asSed about
INC truth Of the report last evening. Mr.. Miihoi-
and said: , .
II, was not my intention 70 say a word about
.. aNer ar Ie Caises which rd 10 the severance Of
his -ciai ors wlth the committee, but, since he has
sen n, 10 m!4reprcsent the facts about the way he
vent oui II oar service. ! may as Well say mat II
e. truc that n. IL no longer clerk OF the County
Committee II f. not true, however mat he re-
signed He vas suspended by the unanimous vote
III The Executive Committee, sixty members beng
present, pending action by The General Committee
This action WA taken nearly two months ago. 50
thai stoter's statements can hardly be looked upon
as news | had never heard before Of any quarrel
hetween ar Grasse ana myself, ana ne tells me
today that the report IL absolute news - him
There never has been any disagreement Whatever
between Mr Grtsse ana me.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10
RAILROAD CHANGES IT'S NAME.

The Richmond and Danvile Railroad on JuH J
cha,go, irsn name to the Southern Railway" d'ied-
man; Air Tine, This line offers. excellent f'rNl'c
for Southern points IN the way of fast trans ana
through car service, and il Is the Only one ep' ~
s,,d pullman Vrstihulei trains between Nt"-l 'rS
and New-Or,eans Atlanta. ana JacksohNh-r h.'t
Tampa. with through Pullman service, pom ''nI"s
ana sicep.ng-cars.
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THE GERMAN coNsrrs LETTER.

~ 80 go.
have tho honor - submit for Your Excenency's
Information the following supplementary - ny re-
port No q Of the 25th of last mouth. ~ ,,,
The Intervention OF the consUs has not beer WIN
out success. even II they have not peen an.r 1" r.,
m 2itb ~ LAST month we proceeded t. the village
~ a,eiatai occupied bv the Aana T-he.s IN the
o. 49,, ,,r, ~ 10 isIsri ~ I-pou Tie ncco'a-
, ,, t,h lea5ers - 10 reles lei TO ~ aeree-
,nen, whereby the rebels submitted 10 the following
c5n1ltions: ''''
irace snAl' De teSt' an. H.. ,srrl',r,
et', H "u'P' - ~. r.,,i-r.l 10 their
yiilaras ~ ara - nav H. money penalties -
ther ehiefs captu1ci m me i9' s,rh ,ana c,.-
nccin, yl,L The onr hunt bv me- TuamaSaga. they
mrC'e ii,..r -, he ~6,s,Gs rfiy ,s.ns ana 'h4
c9i.ts arr l., c9inr 10 M q ana ~ ~. ofv Kn
81 tht c""s.'I, 'r.,s H.. i 80, "
VI ShiD1 an. ga, r e I,e7.ul,y could We u
-, y, ~, ,.o,,., = .t,s' c,nd ions The SIR
- s-a,.r .,o,,,far ~ sil.s was l.lf %
',..t,.J - no tnsrry.n,s -,pocti.g Aful's
" ,l',,d ha,. rhns.r a continuation -
rsr mr. man d.,rlye themselves entirely
Ol men ". -. t,s h.e,, accented Nv
At'er m nm HS u-o hen :" l.. carried ont ilerc
IT," -, hlroyr from Aana but not p, return
vai4fs son . IL. on ~. fr,rtior - Tiiama-
10 oaNtll. III, ,r n 9. rere,,-d .t,efnui- On the
sase' - ~, prae"i-u and fh- consus - induce
pr pm % -, nav hrrc have not, ~ TO datc been
mn, iH wocss,r - Grst thcy again leinsuicl that
tire'y ho9 6rsi return - ther vil.arcs ,ni
NV ,,1 ,r ,, rrns If IN. treaty of peace.
!, 80 ,aI. c,.n- - them hat mis- could not
- l''i ,,nr,niot ~ the Aau,s as ,hev could only
u" 4. az ,hr.., - he S.vsil,ns re-
look upon :: a. ..,tr ,h s.,,t.,r r,l.f- De-
H4li'.". -. ,,i; ,,,rr nom. ne .1,n a. ,n., h,J
cafrd ,hsF "'Lii j., . ,s,,,,i fT ,f.o, ar /
cSichratrd "a ~ ,,, sh1na ro,ain ~ I't,,,y r,r
about one hil'i| M NV ~ ,',,,,',, p,r o.. an.
poI,'' -, p"t hat atut had decide! - bring var
AGAINST the Government in Aana's lehalf Th-
ga nv az. -, h. i,,h 'ns ~ Ills Naiee,y's
cruiser Fake ana Of ne English man-of-w war
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REAR-ADMIRAL SKERRETT RETIRED.

REAR-ADMIRAL SKERRETT RETIRED.
SECRETARY HERBERTS PLAN FOR RELIEVING
STAGNATION IN NAVAL PROMOTIONS.
Washington, July sThe flagship Baltimore
rived at Nagasaki, Japan, to-day. and In reporting
her arrival to the Navy Department Rear-Admirai
Joseph Skerrett sent an accompanying dispatch
asking to be placed the retired list. The
quest Is in accordance with plan recently formu-
lated by Secretary Herbert foT relieving the stag
nation In naval promotions orders pacing Ad-
miral Skerrett on the retired list and ordering him
TO return home issued this afternoon.
The retirement OF Admiral Skerrett Will be fol-
lowed by the promotion OF Commodore Joseph
Fyife who would ordinarily retire account Of
age July o. An order directing him to appear for
examination before the Nava. Retiring Board Was
issued to-day II Admiral Skerrett had not retired
Fyffe would have gone on the inactive list as d
commodore. In accordance with Secretary Her
berts plan, Commodore o. +. Stanton command
Ing the North Atlantic station, vii! be promoted
vice Fyffe, and viii be Immediately retired as
a rear-admra Commodore Henry EroeE. com
manding the European station, IL next in line,
and when he receives his commission as rear
admiral he TOO Will retire. The last the Is,
of comm odores is r. W Meade. who Will become a
rear-admiral many years In advance OF his retire
ment. &c.,.
These changes will result IN the promotion or four
CAPTAINS 10 be commodOres and a corresponding
number of commanders lieutenant comma ndeFS.
leutenants Junior grade lieuienants anu ensisns
10 he grade.
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clrnpcrr rrJsS PRIMARIES HELD.

The primaries Of the George Bliss organization ."
tho ia Assembly District which has just gone
through the form Of re-enro,ment. were he!d las,
evening At No 10 Eas broadway, where 4 w va
said nat about five hundred Of an aggregate OF -
orrolI.j n,tmb.r, nai voted Pie Ass' mb.y as
tricf has forty-elght election districts ne u.."
ra,es viii, meet tomorrow evening ~ me Sd ,i
piace 70 Gee, two delegates 10 the George hlSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10

William rrool<tield president and Henry = EN-
s,ein treasurer of the George Bliss County 'oin
,ntttoe hay. leased the first floor OF ADpey y
Theatre Ruihlirg At Thirty-eghth-st anu hIoin
,,nv fnr a permanent committee nca'iiHdt -
some r.pairs must be made. and partitions er''.,'
~ nro,ijr apartments for the various Sub-'oin
u,,i,t.ae heforc me new quarter are ready ioI
.n,,noncv The lease signed 10y Messrs. Brooklied
ana Einstcin was for one year
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MORE THAN FIFTY LIVES LOST
RUSSIAN STEAMER sunk By COLLISION X THE
BLACK SEA

olass, Julv q-The Russian steamer Veiainlir
from Sebastopol for this port. came in'o collision
in the Black Sea this morning with the Italian
steamer Columbia from EGpatora for Nlkalaleit
I'm. u la Iir went almost ~ Dnce, WITH an
On board ! feN persons were picked up Dy 'he
Columbia but between nf;y an1 seyenty-hve Ier-
..,,s mostly passengers. are said 10 have been
lr,wnaI The Columbia considerably injured
I'm, was In no danger u laundering
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PROSPERITY SEEN BY MIR. DANA.
GOOD CROPS AID GENERAL IMPROVEMENT IN
AGRICULTURAL CONDITIONS THROUGH

AGRICULTURAL CONDITIONS THROUGH
OFT NORTHERN EUROPE.
Paris July 9-Charles A. Dana. who has just
arrived In Paris after tour of Northern Europe
was asked to-day what had impressed him most
during his travels Mr.. Dana replied:
Throughout Northern Germany, Russia and
Scandinavia ! struck by the fact that the
crops were good everywhere. They were OF bet
;-r appearance than | recollect seeing them be-
fore and the apparent prosperity OF the agricultural
class was remarkably great. TO give you striking
Indication OF this. In every district devoted to
agriculture | noticed that most Of the houses and
cottages had new roofs. ana that the new houses
v,r, larger than the old ones. Now man does
not nut a new roof on his house unless his affairs
mr.. prosperous, Wa may infer that the agr-
cnltiirsts OF Europe have been favored In an I'M
usual degree by fortunes smile.
found also evidence of activity In improve
nlents In all the countries that visited Starting
M Iremen made my way through Berlin. Ores
den Prague and Vienna to kien. thence 10 Mos
COW ST Petersburg and IIesingfors | then went
down the Gulf Of Finland 10 stockholm. After
n brief and rapid Journey through Scandinavia |
came To Hamburg by way OF Copenhagen During
my three months tour did not lose "A day on
account OF bad weather
When asked II he expected that the rich crops
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TIE UEfTHER REPORT.
HIGHER BAROMETER IN THE EAST.


Westminster. July 9-The barometer has fallen slowly
in the central valleys the lake and has risen ca
the New England AMI the Middle Atlantic coast. ana
generally al Rocky Mountain stations bu; II has iaen
rapidly during the DAY Montana II Is msnes'
northeast OF New England and high over P-aiss FShiA
There Is depression central the East Gu.f ana "s
barometer Is also low the pak0tas ana N'4" -
Montana. Fair weather prevails. except IN the SCUM
Atlantic and East Grl; states whore heavy local faa'
are reported. It cooler Throughout IN" South Aan'"
and Gulf states ana slightly warmer IN an o'AeF CIV
,b.
Fair weather Will continue generally through " -
Northern states and the ohio valley Win SLOW, " n.
temperature Threatening weather ana SHOWERS WIZ W.
tnue IN the south Atlantic and Fast Gulf states
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RrNprsRArH AGAINST THE JESvITS.

Berlin. july The bnl repeating the anii-JeSWt
la,,s has been rejected by the Bundesrath The pro
posal Of Count Lerchenfeld. a BavaTisn mem
Empire was approved
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70 SEnrE 1 srnMoys ov WIS mcKShoRp

In the suit brought against Mrs. IIicks-Lord for
sa00 damages for Injuries alleged 10 have been sus-
ianei by BESSIE bernstein. aged four, through be-
ing bitten by Mrs IIlcks-Iord's pet bull terrier.
permission given yesterday by Judge Flz-
smOns " the City Court, TO serve the summons
ly attaching IL l. the dor Of Mrs. Hicks-Lords
house. No. SO Washington square.
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third vice president; j. > Paterson Ir.a Ses,S
H. Ferre. corresponding secretary; James uyeS,9'
recording secretary. and George Seawoo are.
alarms Members Of the Executive committee, ar
.Iohn $ Ward Mr. Archer, T. H. Seehuson M ,e. -.
ing Of the club VIII be held on The first THURSDAY
I'm
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AUSTIN connrN THANKS THE EMPLOYEES

Austin Corbin president Of the Long Island Raj
road Company has issued circular 10 the en-
p.oyes Of the road thanking them for their faithful
ness and careful service in carrying ou the orders
governing the movement Of trains The number u
messengers carried ami trains operated the road
on SATURDAY and Sunday The largest ir ,hc
history OF the road Within twe.ve hours Isl .Oco
motives were in service. operating more tnan one
thousand passenger trains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY

For New ENGLAND fair weather. sod'h"eS' "
warmer in the rorthern portion.
For Eastern New York East Pennsylvania Nr" JIG"
sey and Delaware generally fair weather variable "'
lightly warmer IN the interior.
For the District q Columbia and Maryland t"'' w"
shns 10 south winds slightly Tuesday tNen"s
For West Virginia and Onto. fat; east 30 sonin ""''
slightly warmer. 49, ,,-..,..,,s
For Western New-York and Western f'N'Ss'
fair warmer. variable winds. .. IN
For Indiana fair. winds shifting 10 south, ""'"'
the northern portion. tam
F,r Illinois fair, south winds warmer IN TIE e"'"'
portion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10
r,,r STATE COMMITTEE MEET.

Chairman William Hrookteld. Of the kepuhh'ah
state Committee. Will call that body together 10
meet on Thursday next q! II a. m IN rnrl9r j. !,
If the E'Yfh Avenue Hotel. The question ol wh'n
organization i'm New York city Will he recoshIH"i
a. regular and Will furnish The Rrpunhcah rlt'
ton boa rs in the various districts may come uP II"
...ff L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10
AMERICAN YAcursNEN STILL

Yacht.men here were inclined - feet a lltila lWe
Yesterday when HE news of the Ngilants third
consecutive defeat reached here Nearly all how
eyer are sim Il the opinion that when the
britannia and The NiEilaut come 10 rae" on the
outside COURSES the American boat Will win. II
looks now AS 10 Ia all Of The races OIL the inside
courses the chances wcr" greatly M favor oi me
Britannica being TN. victor. American yHcnta-
mon .'ill hrliryr. however. that the Nigilani II
Tho better bolf. and are confident Of her victory
over such clursrs as the ChrrhOurg course
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE EAST TENNESSEE sOLL

The prearranged sale OF the East Tennessee, Viz
cinia and Georgia Railroad was made on Saturday
The properties as whole were bid In by Samuel
Spencer. representing the southern Rai.way 'o"'-
pany for s, 10000 The properties under the hTst
class Of MORTGAGE brough, {.2500o0. and under the
second MORTGAGE $4,000 Notice was given before
Inc SAFE by Special Attorney WimOush, represent
ing the State OF Georgia. that he sale Won.d not
carry with II any right other than those IN exls;-
encc and the present arrangement WIN the East
ennessec Virginia and Georgia Railroad, In respect
10 the right OF way IN" Westcrn ana Atlantic
the State road The sac vii be confirmed next
Saturday. and the owner vii begin 10 operate
the property on August !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10

4 BILL INTRODUCED By NJ GrERiN IN AHE
FRENCH CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
paris rui, On the chamber Of Deputies to-day
# Cuerin read bill designed 20 suppress Anarchy
md punish Anarchists The reading OF the pI' was
freouantlv Interrupted by tho shouts or the had'-
Gals who denounced the measure as worse thaIi
anv Of the drastic acts Of the Empire. NJ Miller
AMI Socialist. accused tn" Government OF uN'hs
to re-eetablish the system OF punlshnent py tO'ur
The bin proposes that persons PuDllshlhs -AndI
chstic articles shall be imprisoned from one "eth
70 ak months ~ the discretion OF the court ana
nav "A heavy fine. IL was referr"l 10 a comm
NJ Cavaignac delivered speech In FAVOR OF the
imposition Of an income tax
Madrid July a-Jose. the Spanish Anarchist VINO
recently threatened the life Of President 'asinlr
Parier OF France was arrested to-day IN corona
The p.rpignan police. who have sought him Tor
several days. directed the ait"huDH ~ III N'0N
authorities to him
Rome July 9-The Italian Government mas
offered reward Of 1000 lire for the capture or the
man who Killed the editor OF the "LeGhorn Gazette
ON Julv l. The assassin IS known 10 be an An
archist. ,
R.lgraGe july 9.-Much excitement haS pe'"
caused by the arres' OF foreign Anarchist III Nlsch
whore ex-Kln, Milan ana King Alexander are stay
ing The mans papers showed that ne was IN com
,nunIcatl1n with French Anarchists. ana ldh r.
Gently come to Nisch l. - believed that ne was
concerned in a plot u XIII the hins.
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tn cI,prsTEN THE BABY PRINCE.

London July 9-The Archbishop OF Canterbury
will chris,en the son II the Duke OF York at White
I.o.ls. on July 10. The queen Will be present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10

A GROWING CLUB ON STATEN ISLAND
The West Eew-Brighton Staten Island) i:cpubli-
can club which was organized a month ago. has
large and increasing membership. Paul Weidman Is
president William Lane first vice president. T.. @.
G5,laer second vlce-presldent. Thomas Rourhc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10
RoMB EXPLOSION IN PTLsEN.
OK rEnsON KILLED. AND SlVtRNL sEFtKtLf
INJURED THREE MORE LIGHTED BONES

FOUND HY THE POLICE
Prague. July a bomb was exploded in .lisen
las, evening IN from. Of hotel IN which m'i"prrS
~ a German society were holding a reunion The
nm, = the bup!lng was totally demolished one
- ,b. member, II n. society killed and ssv-
er,l were severely injured The report 81 me es-
flosl1n was heard a.. over he town ara M innaD-
itonts rushed % the scene The police AZ once began
search Tor tn. rnlscr-dut VINO throw pT placed me
bomb and IN me OF the.r nvesiig tt0n f0Hnl
three rther bombs near the court htnIng me 'usA
were lighted bur were eXtinguished In time 10 pre-
vent explosions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10
ANOTHER YACHT FOR LORD prNRAvEN

lr ls To- RESEMBLE THE v,LKYur. THE WORK
Or RAISING WHICH WILL uFjlN TODAY THE
uAkoT>U AID srLN ~ COLLISION
Glasgow. July Lord Dlnraven has ordered.
through - l. Watson the sgn.r. a." clnstruc-
ton of another racing yacht II is understood
that el~ WILL d. built upon lines almost identical
N.tA fno-,. OF fh" NAlkyr." The work ~ s.isiug
o.. NAlkyri. va %, gin Tomorrow
f. th- race f1I zen the pakoiah came into
collision With the SulI. hotl Yachts losus their
hlv.yrlts The plkotih WlihIiew from the race.
So one was injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this aiacr,n A continuous white line SLOWS IL.
,hnnres In pressure as indicated by The Itnu"g I'm.
recording barometer. The broken Inc repr'ie''' 49,
perature as Observed at Perrys Pharmacy
Tritun. Office July 10. | a. m-The weathe' 49,.
continued cool and fair. The temperature ranger -,
GO and 20 degrees the average o>h' bein' -.
higher than sunday and s's lower than "" '"'
spondng day last year. ,,,,,y warmer
rhe Weather Is likely to be fair and Slightly
to-day
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s ETH Low on UNIVERSITIES
AN ABLE ADDRESS BEFORE THE STATE
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

THE WORK WHICH \ UNIVERSITY SHOULD Do
PROGRESS ALREADY MADE AND THE POS
sIBIIITIEs or TIE FrTrRE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10
Az OFFICE FOR IA NMANl.
ro11X II MCARTY MADE T. s MARSHAL
FOR THIS DISTRICT.

THE wIGwAMs SECOND CRt ME FROM THE
PRESIDENTS TABLE JOHN G. INQUIRE TO
GE SURVEYOR or THE PORT
OTHER APPOINTMENTS.
WASHINGTON. July . The President today sent
to the Senate the following nominations;
John C. Mcclure. Surveyor OF Customs at New
York.
Edward j. Taylor. Collector Of Customs at
Niagara, y. \.
William 4 beach Collector Of Internal Revenue
for the TNcnty-iirst District OF New ORR
United States Marshals John II. Mc'arty, for
the Southern District OF Ne" ! orK. 'ldth = amp
bell. District of New Hampshire"
United States Attorneys Sherwood Dixon N'r'h,
ern District of Illinois. James Parker DISTRICT OF
New jersey.
Napoleon T. Iaughiin. Associate Justice OF the
Supreme Court OF New Mexico
William II. King. Associate justice o' the 'N-
preme Court Of Utah
James NJ. Bafco. Register Of the LAM once a,
Gainesville. Fla.
Also a number Of postmasters.
Tammany Hall received another appointment
from Presiden Cleveland yesterday the FIRST since
Charles W Dayton appointed Postmaster OF
Now-York n year ago John " McCariy was the
fortunate man and the appointment Is to the "'h''
OF United States Marshal for jne southern us
trct Of Newly rk to succeed John v Jaro"us'
whose term under his commission from president
Harrison expired last January
Mr. NcCarty's principal hacker was Mayor Gil
roy who has been for many years clos" friend OF
the new appoiniee. When Nh. Gilroy made ms
tru across The Continent shortly after his election
as Mayor. Mr. McCarty vas ~ the pary.
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which ne had seen would cause rail- III the price
Of wheat Mr.. Dana replied.
ANY great fall Of the price OF wheat Is no longer
possible as the consumption Increases IdS'V' IMAM
the productions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10
ArcHlsoN OPPOSITION FORMING.

The opposition - the Achison reorganzaiion pan
has taken definite snape ana a committee has