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PRICE, FIVE CENTS.

of corn which have reached 5S cents in
this city and the necessity for extern
sive repairs The last Of the cattle are
now being shipped to market, and the
Crest Western dlstillary. one Of the
largest houses in the city, will be the
only one in operation for few weeks.
The glucose factories and other corn
consuming industries, have experienced
considerable difficulty in getting a suiIl-
Client supply for their needs, but the
closing Of the still houses is expected
to furnish some relief
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-17
A BIG TIN PLATE FACTORY.

Portland, Ind. August 16.-MontpelieI
is to have a tin plate factory. 1t is
Being built by the Montpelier Sheet and
Tin Plate company, at a cost of 100000
end will give employment to over 400
hands. The buildings are of brick,
with corrugated iron roofs, and Will
cover FIVE acres. The town gave $25,OOC
ard gas leases on 1000 acres Of land to
the enterprise.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-17
NOT CLEAR YET.

Washington. August 1o.--The evonts
Of the day did not make clearer the
probable result on the part Of the SEN
ate to follow the lead Of the house in
trying to secure q passage Of the sup
Elemental tariff bills. Senator Hilra
example to amend by repeating the in.
come tax was followed today by SEN
ator Quay with amendments which in
cluded the entire Mckinley law. Others
of a like nature will follow.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-17
OFF TO GRAY GABLES
President Cleveland VIII Take
a Few Days Vacation.
HIS PHYSICIAN ADVISES IT.
The Gould Boys are Drawing Heayi-
ly on the Estate to Maintain
Their Yacht.
HIS PHYSICIAN ADVISES IT
Associated Press.

washington, August l6,-President
Cleveland left for Gray Gables this
morning. Private Secretary Thurper
stated the president, under the advice
of physician in hopes Of shaking on
the malarial attack from which he has
been suffering for several days. The
president took with him the tariff and
river and harbor bills. He will return
about the 25th.
1t was learned that the president did
not take the enrolled copy which he
must sign of the tariff bill, but merely
the ordinary printed copy, presumably
for examination.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-17
FIND PEARLS IN THE WABASH.

Peru, Ind. August 1e.--For several
years It has been known that pearls Of
a small variety existed In the Wabash
river. but OF such diminutive size that
they were generally accepted as worth
less. Three months ago Thomas Blair,
Of Washington. d. C., came TO this city
with the intention Of searching the
river in thorough manner. and has
demonstrated that they can be found
in numbers worth searching for. With
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-17
aouLp,s COSTLY TOYS.
His Yachts Have Caused Him to Make
Drafts for Large Expense Accounts

New York, August 16.-There has
been great deal of speculation as
to how much 1t has cost the Gould boys
to keep a crack sailing yacht and one
Of the largest steam yachts in com
mission.
1t Is stated that since the boys left
for Europe two months ago they have
drawn spon the estate for 100000. This
would seem large amount to spend
in sport, but steam yachts like the Ata-
lanta are expensive toys, when one
reckons the complement Of officers and
men they require, to say nothing OF
the number OF artists employed TO nav
igate the vigilGnt and the prlncely SAL
ary of Hank Han.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-17
ARE LANDING TROOPS
The japanese Now Have $4,000
Troops in Corea.
RAISING cHIcAeo's TRACKS.
An Eastern Fir" Doing a Thriving
Business Mashg Dried "Beef''
Out of Horse Flesh.
RAISING cHlcAeo's TRACKS.
Associated Press.

London, August 16.--A dispatch from
Shanghai to the Times says that japan
is pouring fresh troops into Corean ter
ritory. The Chinese fleet according to
the same dispatch, is remaining rss-
sive. In Japan the war fever is in-
tense. The Japanese populace and press
are under complete official control Per-
feet order prevails among the town
populace. The japanese government
enforces a complete secrecy in respect
to all military movements.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-17

a small boat and dredging material
i5lalr made the "trip alone from this'
cltg to Lafayette. iirty-six miles. Yes
leruAy ne returned from his trip. His
correction consists OF eighteen large
leafis, ranging in value IRON SIS to s5U,
and a large number OF small ones.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-17
A pEoRIA MAN sEEKINo oFFIcE

Washington, August 16.--A. NJ. May,
OF Peoria. H.. has filed an application
to be made assistant superintendent OF
the coast and geodetic survey.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-17
THE NEW RECEIVER.

Chicago, August l6. Judge Caldwell,
Of the United States court, appointed
Aldace F. Walker receiver OF the Atchi-
son property in place Of J. w. Reinhart,
resigned
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PEORIA DIsTTLLDRIEs CLOSED.

Peoria, ILL.,, August 1c.--The DlstillIng
and Cattle Feeding Company has is
sued orders closing the Great Western,
Monarch and woolrer distilieries. This
is the result Of the present high prices
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-17
RETURNED TO THE WORLD.
Harriet Hubbard Ayre's Mind Has Been
Restored.

New York. August 15.-Judge Truax
Of the supreme court, has signed an
order restoring Harriet Hubbard Ayre
to the possession Of her property and
business She was found insane last
March, and committed to sanitarium
at BronxviEe. Her mind has been
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-17
THE RACE At LAST.

Ryde, August 16.-The Vigilant, Brit
annia, and satanita started this morn
ing for the town cup in the royal yacht
club regatta The Satanita first, Brit
annia, second, and vigiIant. third.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-17
Using WHEAT FoR FEEp.

st. Louis, August le.-Wheat is now
being fed to live stock in this city. in
stead Of corn, as the former is cheaper,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-17
THE STRIKE rs OFF.

Chicago. August 1e.-The butchers
strike at the stock yards has been de-
clared on on the terms proposed by the
packers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-15
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

Thu Ns,ronoli,an Museum of Art will be open free
20 the public this afternoon from 10 o cloch'
Tuesdays. Wednesdays thursdays anu "a VI s
from 10 a. m. TO p m. and Monday and Friday
evenings from 10 10 O'Clock. The admission on
Mondays and Fridays is . cents
Admission 70 the Museum OF Natural History Is
free to-day from p. m 10 p. m; on "e''eS
days Thursdays and Fridays from a. m 10
D. M: on Saturdays from 8 a. m TO ~ p H. an.
Tuesday evenings from TO 10 o'clock Inc price OF
admission is 25 cents on Mondays and tuesdays
from a. m. 10 p. m
Postmaster Dayton announces that mails from
San Francisco which left there on July B. ana
we're received here Yesterday. the 1ith inst. The
last previous mail received was that whlch lei'
San Francisco on June &c and reached New-AorK on
July l.
Frank B. Beers. OF Brooklyn. the banker, was
one Of the Brooklyn people who sailed for Liver
pool on the Campania yesterday. He VIII h'aAe a'
extended tour, returning here in the ia'H
One result of the rush to get sugar iilto '"e
United States has been the EMPLOYMENT Vi
number OF American steamers. whlch "ou'u
otherwise have been idle owing to the duihesS
OF trade between this city and Southern ports
principally New-Oreans and Galveston
Peter Lair. German laborer. slxty-n.ne years
Old who was working in Arnold, Cohs'aoie W
new building at Eghteenth-st ana FH'h-aNe' ~
caught between the freight elevator ana the hoo'
yesterday afternoon. HIS ies was 'oi" ''' -,
fell ten stories the bottom Of the shat'' lie uleN
In a few minutes
Republican mass meeting VIII be helu al 1oi
risania on Monday night, at which W. r. DAVIS
will deliver an address upon the issues of the APP
preaching campaign.
Henry Schodt went to sleep in his bakeshop under
mis- bakery at No ISL East Houston-st. early yes
terday morning A pot OF hot fat. in which were
a lot Of cru,lers meantime boiled over The ia'
took fire and the bakeshOp was burned out. Schout
escaped with burned right foot and sihgSd hedu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-15

Steamer tmbrla C3r Dutton. New-fork lot L"'''
arrived Queenstown July ~ - ,., >ew- York
Steamer Iackawanna d'r) Robinson i'"'" -
June 20 arrived al Dover July u Vt. ,,,, f.. ,or
Steamer Vera Ger. Pohe. from new ''N '"'' -"
Genoa passed cane Sagres NJ M July ~ A..
steamer Rhynand d,ele NILS. New-iorK lot AM
werp passed the Lizard July ~. IN. VII, rrne
Steamer Wicland GER. Reeslng, HUM ~" ~
80. Hamburg July J." lid from, ,,ix-
steamer Dament Ger. Wichausen. sailed from '"N
haven for New-Nork July u from,
serdam for New York AZ N July u. 49,. vo-L
steamer La Bourgogne Fr Lepo'ul' io' ''"
steamer hlecto (I,rl Marsha sailed from London Tor
New York July u. a-ri,ed
at Naples July H.
Steamer Mexican Prince GD. Deuchard from Ne" ioN
June ! arrived a Rio Janero July III: -, a.
sirius Ulrl. Ford. from New i"'A june ~
arrived NJ Janelro July II.
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BUFF4LO Troops IN CAMP.

THE 9TH REGIMENT LEAVES PEEkSKlLL AND
THE 9th ARRIVES THERE
State Camp. Peekskill. y. Y, July l-The z4th
Separate Company. of Middleiown entered camp al
IL a. m to-day, being the first Of the new detail 10
arrive At 2:3O p. m. the time set for the change
of troops the rain falling In torrents. Inc
9th Regiment was drawn up along the west parade
ground while the 9th Provisional Battalion marched
out The regiment followed TO Roa HOOK ana
took the train for New-York. The 10th Provisional
Battalion, 3l4 strong. Captain Chase, Of the oth
Separate Company. Of Newburg. acting major ar
rived AT go D. m The 65th Regiment. OF Bunalo'
was expected at about the same time. but oWins 70
DELAYS on the road did not arrive until o CLOCK
The regiment marched into camp +si strong Win
Colonel Samuel Welsh at the head. the regiment
brings TO camp mascot a young plack pea,
named Colonel" which presented 10 'oiohei
Welsh while the regiment was on duty IN the ION
AMANDA strike last July The 10th PROVISIONAL 5at-
TALON which will occupy the camp with the o2tn,
IS composed of the following separate companies
oath of Middletown 18th. Of Catskll Htn. OF
Kingston; 18th. of POughkeepsie. and 5th OF New
burg. -, -, 49,. o.or
The rain ceased before supper-time and the even
ing was cool Dress parade was in regimental me
formation. and was reviewed by observation-disclosures
(yhapin OF the 65th Regiment. 800 -,
The signal corps of the First Brigade. whlch mas
been in camp for the last week, Will remain next
week in order continue some important Work
which 1t has begun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-15
DR. SEWER THINKS THEIR STAND UNw1sE.

Dr Senner Commissioner OF Immigration. said
Yesterday in speaking Of the refusal OF the steam
ship companies to pay for the maintenance OF I'M
migrants while undergoing examination as to their
eligibility to enter the country: Il think the action
OF the steamship companies unwise. Inc puohc 20
not need much TO start anti-immigration move
ment People are beginning TO feel that there has
been a too liberal policy regarding immigration
For years the companies have paid the expense
of these people without complaint. They DO not
object TO paying the keep Of the people we De
tain and finally send back. but only OF those who
stay over here until their friends call for them or
their examination is completed. Taken altogether.
the cost of both these classes does not exceed
cents a head. AS rule. however, the cost rs
which immigration has fallen off Of late. In the
first six months OF 1898 there came into TINS port
22S Cos Immigrants In the six months just past
fhe total number was only 92,7SI. OF this number
l6 1853 had been in this country before ana So'so
went 70 their immediate families. This leaves IN
what we call actual immigration only 1898 for
the first six months of 1884.
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TIE sEIDL CONCERTS AT BRIGHTON BEACH

THE SEIDL tUNLEhIN III Wv TI@f III
The third week Of Mr.. SeidTs series OF concerts al
Brighton Beach under the auspices OF the Seidl
Society began yesterday with excellent prospects Of
success Large audiences were present at both the
afternoon and evening performances. In the after
noon Mr. Paul Miersch. cellist. the sooist and
played Bruch's "Kol Nidre." The operate selec-
tions which have been made a feature OF the Satur-
day and Sunday evening concerts consisted Of ex-
cerpts from Faust" sung by Nine. Emma Romeldi
and Sgnori Bieletto and Bologr; they will be re-
peated this evening. Programmes of striking in
ferest and diversity have been arranged for the
ing week. in which lighter and more diverting Sc
lections have been judiciously mingled with music
Of a more serious character in proportions bef-
ting the place and the season. The first Wagner
programme will be given Thursday evening. and
on FRIDAY evening the symphonic ooncer; will nclude
Beethoven's second symphony. romance played by
Mr., Sam Franko) from Sits concerto for viola, a
the nrst time, and Mr. Sedrs exceedingly original
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-15

md effective orchestratlon OF four pieces by Bacn
arranged as a divertimento. The Seinl oc c, 70
meeting with encouraging success IN us hants -
Mr. Sedls skill and discrimination as pi i1o
gramme- maker they appeal TO an exceedingy W.
constituency while the thoroughly musical character
Of even the lightest selections admitted 10 me pro
crammes and the excellence and finish or me or.
chestra's playing make them delight TO the hhos'
eXactlng OF music lovers.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BENNETT BATH. 43D-ST.. South Brook
lyn.-During July. half rates to ladies'
forming classes Of five or more
DIVORCES obtained privately; detective
work promptly executed; private infor-
nation: separations. support. damages {;
prosecutcs. defends. WESTLOTORN 90.
Detective and Law Agency. III BROAD
way. Consultation free.
IMMEDIATELY. wanted prime loan APP
plicatiOns on private residences and busl-
ness property. LEE. 40 Wali-st.. Room 90
PATENTS for inventions secured prompt.
ly. Best Of references. Liberal terms.
Correspondence solicited and all matters
he'd strictly confidential Address csc AR
A. MICHEL 4 CO. No. les Montgomery.
ave. Bloomfield New-Jersey. ''Handbo5k
for Inventors" frea-
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WEDNESDAY. JULY 1s.
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF w-YORK-sATURDAY. JULY -. 1894
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK SATURDAY. JULY u. 1894
ARRIVED.
Steamer Paris Randle Southampton July 7. with mdse;
Navigation Co. Arrived at the Bar at 49, a m. % g.
ballast to Norton Arrived the Bar al minlsn,
steamer Calico Gr whon HUI HUI i J1ne 20 wn m'Se
steamer Venetia Ger Won Bossewitz Stetiin June ~,
Heisingtorg - Gothenburg ~ Chris,ian.and 49, win
mdsr cabin 40 s'eerasc passengers to Cor''s
Steam Steamer AT Sorrento nT Ger uscsen Hamburg 2?
with rndse and passengers 10 Funeh Edye
GS AT Ssh at E i've T at Young Jun.
with ndse simpson. Spence Young Arrived at the
s,eSm:T Touraine r s.nelI MsyT. July , With
Arrived at he Bar at at 1913 Sl, ,u,. ., Sorrento
and iai Storage passengers Cors Arrived at tho
cadsd CGneS Span Co s os T "a so c'
s sors 70 cct%ds Co. Arrived bar al 80
steamer Benedick CBr Hansey Vera Cruz Jun. IS
ProErcso July 9 with md.e to W d Munson Arrived at
Steamer saaiiSs6 leighton cnfuesos July St Jas2
T. Nassau 10 with mdse and 80 passenger. 70 James
Wsa e. A5yd a. iSs .' c s July Ha
o. 10 American Sugar Renning CO vessel 10
ship Centurion Liverpool. Forsyth. Psasua SO days
with nitrate Of soda to Hemingway Brown vessel 10
sandy Hook. July H. nr-wind EsE light breeze;
cloudy and hazy.
Steamer Manhattan. Bragg Portland. MeHorsuo Hall.
Steamer Mississippi OBJ. Gates. London-Ne~-fork
steamer Pavnee OBJ. Aikenhead. Havana-Pheps Bros
steamer Oneida Wilmington. c. and George
steamer sesurancs Holman. Havana and Mexican
por,s~James f Ward co.
Steamer sa,urrina SPAN. De Bengva st John y b
steamer suram CRD. Hocken. Dover. England. for
steamer Ftrnessia oBr. Harris. Gla'sow-Henderson
steamer Herman Winter Nik.r.on. Bos.on-H
st.smer Blueneias Ma,inso. Raumor.--H Foster.
steamer Yorktown Dole. Norfolk and Newport News
steamer city Of Columbia, Jenny. West Point-Od Do
Steamer Hudson. Kembl.. New-Oreans s Allen.
Steamer Grecian OBJ. human. Glasgow Bald
steamer Samuel Tyzack OBJ. w'ppener Halifax.
steamer Yuma. wallace Phnadsiphia--w clyde &
steamer Cona Risk. Key Yves, and Galves'on-G II
siearner Ardnndhu OBJ. Walker Havann-w D Nun
Steamer Prussia CGer,. Karlowa. Hamburger Cor
Steamer Mar'eno Obi, Rsa. Hull-ssndsr-2n Son.
Steamer Bra,ten tNoD. uckermann. Gibara-H Dumois
steamer Old Dominion Couch. Newport News and Rich
steamer Fl RIO. Quick. New oriean'-John T. Van
BARK BARK G de zalao Miller g, Iaso,wsya.I a Co r
seager.
SAILED.
csDsna G tr vPeo a Island a
@ aysna' x Mf aSs "9d Ms%R
(Nor. Gibara; Hudson. New Orleans: Coma. Key Wes,
don: city Of Columbia West Point: Potomac do. Lel,h:
cGedsf ndon p2S.sa @ asm5as EG
Bremen. via Southampton; Nacooehee savnnnah La
e eam pprs werktndam ue RoSm via Bouiosn-
ship Eureka. for Melbourne Australia
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Steamer Tauric ODD Jones' sailed from Liverpool FOR
| New-York July 10.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY. JULY &c.

MONDAY. JULY l6.
,o.sa, Tin. For Malls close. Vessel sails
Boston city Bristol city. Bristol. Eng. 80 IN
Victoria Anchor. Marseilles Nv J III
TUESDAY. JULY IL
Algonouin Clyde Charleston. 3'up y IN
Lain G. Lloyd. Bremen. GOO m b.V III
Trinidad quebec Bermuda. 500 IN lo'oo IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-15
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

- :
WANTED BY TWO GENTLEMEN'- ~ 10
large connecting rooms. furnished, Wy"
private bath and ample closet room, ~ ~
dress stating terms, q. F. Lax p'o"'
way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-15
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

- - a s a H y
AN ELEGANT four-stOry brownstone
dwelling between Madison and 9Th aves. :;
II rooms and two baths, fully furnished;
$500 monthly. PLAS9. pa broadway.
AT LAKE HOPATCONG. y. j.. on D..
L. & W. X. r.. two hours from New
York: nne-room cottage on the shore;
fully furnished; dock 60 feet long; good
bathing: cellar. detached KITCHEN five bed
rooms. Address W MEEkER LfTTELL.
No. 94i Broad-st.. Newark. y. J.
TO RENT. FIRNISHED.-A desirable
residence In Flatbush. l.. l.. for the sum
mer. TO satisfactory party. without chill
dren. who would board owner and coach
man: satisfactory terms would be made.
Address Box 10. Tribune Office.
ON NANTUCKET ISLAND. Furnished
cottages at Siasconset: six TO nine rooms:
n few left at reduced rents. $40 to $3.50;
no hot days. malaria or mosquitoes: cir
culars furnished. UNDERIIII.L Downing
Building, NewY0rk.
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For SALE.


At REDUCED PRICES. 800 second
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 4:4o Sun soMoon a m 27Moon' age l.
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook Goa Gov Island 83s Hell Cate 30: go
WSandy Hook 600 Gov Island G36 Hell Gate o'-V
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

=
COUNTRY property wanted for city resi-
dence or city income property. send par
ticulars 10 TAYLOR. $50 Clermont-ayc..
Irooklyn
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BOARD WANTED.

GENTLEMAN and WIFE desire board in
private American family where there are
no other boarders. good table and mod
crate terms. II. WILLIAMS, Box I. Trib-
une Once.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND suBscRIP.
TIONS FOR THE NETWORK TKIIi-
CNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. Lap broadway.
"a floor north Of Thirtv-nrst-st.: and ADJ
Ofices: 2Si Elghth-avc.: 100 Third-avs..
corner Forty-seventh-st.; $50 East Forty
seventh-st, corner Third-ave. $50 East
I25th-st,. near Third-ave. 1.02C Third-ave..
near Sixty-first-st: Los First-ave.: 100
West Forty. second st.. lg2 Columbus ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-15
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET

e4OO-SEASON OR YEAR.-Crugcr man.
sion. 63x5G unfurpished barns. garden:
Crueers-on- the Hudson: IS miles from
Grand Central Depot PLASS. "a Bway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-15

NIrRsE.-Ry a widow TO go out hu rET.
IN confinement or other sickness
NADY 2i4J Jth-aNe.