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WASHINGTON, July IL, 1916.
The Land BM-7hs Importance Of One Vots-the
Influence of the Spsaker-A Caucus--1he Cobi-
net IN the House-Some adpiee and plain foK."
Not little surprise was manifested yesterday
that, Notwithstanding all amendments proposed
in Committee of the Whole to the Senate bill
were voted down, the bill itself was rejected n
majority Of sixteen being against the third read
ing A recon sideration OF this vote was carried
by the casting vote of the Speaker as you are al
ready aware. In consequences the question re-
Cured on ordering the bill TO a third reading, and
Mr.. Cobb, of Georgia, offered an amendment or
substitute. Mr. Colamer moved TO lay them on
the table and this was the state of things when
the House adjourned. But in the evening a eau
Gus was talked of, and it is said this morning that
only n small meeting was held. The Uaion, in
the editorial columns of the same night, called
upon 4" the friends of the administration TO come
rward and sustain this important measure IN
some just and equitable iTs apa one 81 i, ,nS
of il and TO show in how important a light the
question Is regarded, Mr.. Richie says the TIT
um ph OF democratic Congress and democfa'ic
administration would, indeed, be signal II this
could be done" This looks somewhat strange,
considering the democratic majority is SAID TO be
sixty. The truth is, the endeavor to make the
graduation bill political question has placed II
~
10 receive the sanction of the House OF RePresen-
fatives.
But this morning, the bill and substitute were
laid the table, by vote of 81 to 81. The
House then refused TO postpone n motion TO re-
consider-S9 TO 9i-and the vote by which the
bill and substitute We're laid on the liable, was re-
copsdered-9l TO 9O-and here again the casting
vote of the Speaker turned the scale. In the
first place, the bill and substitute were LAID on
the table by a vote OF 81 to 81, but when the same
question required, the House refused to lay them
on The table, by a vote of 80 to 81. Almost di-
rect turnabout within two hours! The subject
will probably be discussed on Monday or Tues
day. The members acted, no doubt, from pat
riotic motives, and if it were possible they
did not do not hold the lash manufactured by
the principles of 90 and g. to whip them into
the traces of my Virginia wagon, the wheels oil
which want greasing, aud the body looks as II II
never was new!
Nearly the whole cabinet were in the House,
cutting about during the early part Of the day,
Messfs. Buchanan, Walker, Cave johnson, ana
Marcy, | saw myself, and | was told that Mr.,
Bancroft was not far off. The second assistant
postmaster general, VIM. J. Brown, oil Indiana.
and Mr. Richie, were also on hand. Mr.: Ma
SON ;s sick and therefore was not in the House
"a cat may look at king" spd a letter writer
80, raIL ai,out a secretary. FELIX.
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KITCHEN RANGES.

THE Proprietors prepared furnish Holmes
the trade them for private families oil
boarding houses having the right from the paientee
manufacture and sell them Our experience Inanuacur
years warrants us asserting Holmes ange he
surpassed for convenience and durability They
warranted eorm the for which they
chased and they will be removed free Of TO
the purchaser Numerous references be given TO persons
wishing purchase The prices from % to IS dollars
The proprieors constantly manuac urlng and are well
supplied with parlor Office add bedroom CRATES, Of The
patterns.
Also-TINWARE, bright plain and ja7aned. They have
ell times ready Ranges and boilers
also, smokey chimneys cured no cur, no ray s.
rnol I'm \a-san
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Ma, bErr & FOUNTAIN,

I0S brOddtory, corner OF Ninth street,
II AVE ON HAND fall Of the following ar
tcles which thew off the inspection their nends
snd snngers co'sistng of Bsexss Basarines Lawns
hams Plads De LANES French Calicoes black and
eolo-d Silks pr.ted Linen Lawns, Robes OF
Muslin, &e. SC.
Ba'eges, Baizarines, De LANES, &c.
Psaia Cloth rom Calcutts. for dresses,
Plaiu white Csmbrc., Jacon.t Nsnsook Null Book and
Swiss Mn Inns, SC.
Lac Dresses, Wells and Grapes
Ga. ton traye shlws. from o to $3.50,
nds sm-s Hair square and long Shaws and arfs from
Ss to $50 eich I'll Kinds Of French Shawls also summer
Shswls of every description,
Newest Paris Embroiders every style.
r1sa htnsitched, REVERE aud embroidered linen Cam
brio Hdts.
Thread Lace, and imitation do, every width ard kind
Back Thinning Laces, Lace Dresses, Wells. &c,
India Mu.lns, plain and figured, for dresses,
Do do Scrrfs ard Lon. ShawI,,
Pine Apple Handkerchief from $40 to SIS,
tSrass cloth do fine
CastoD figured and plsin Sits. for dresses,
French. Eoglish, German and American CaIicoss
mask linen Shestings. Table Cloths. Napkins, &c,
Hosiery aud Gloves, German and Fl ench Pc fumery,
Aso, small articles Needless Pins Sewing silks RIB
bons &c.
B-Our friends spending the hot months in the country,
desiring any hing line have them ny sending
"a their orders With the greatest and promplness
MAbBkTT FOUNTAIN,
jyI0 iweodsr 769 Broadway.
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DAY'SPATENT HOSE.--The experience OF years
H. in the manufacture Of Rubber Hose has the utter
impossiby Of combining permanently Rubber with hbrous
substances ermingled Ia way make Hose free
from the trouble Of mdew and consequently msnniac.
OF free from the Obj ELECTIONS, and now oher
for sale under such terms VIII be tur
nshed buyers on Every piece will have the
ohe Paenee and date of the Patent according law mi
tstons Of which, penal offence under the laws. Price
e foot suitable for Croou and other sizes, 10
proportion and for sale wholesale and retail
by HORACE Il. DAY, % Maiden Lane.
atf I.
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GEORGE VILLAINS DYER:

- 4Ih Broadway.-G. w. returns his mat sincere thanks
for the liberal he has received for
and trusts that with strict attention business his
from 2 to ST Broadway, Howard will rather
self that nothing shall be wanting merit the patronage
discerning and public Silk Cotton and Wolen
Goods Dyed Sc. Heal and Msrno, Brochc
aud Thibet Shawis cleaned in superior syle in
Dsmssk Window and Bed Curtains cleaned dyed and water
ed very superior aud entirely plan. g. W. would
direct the attention Of the Ladies his very superior style OF
Watering Silk &c., having the best workmen and machinery
the Csfpets Rugs Table Covers and Crunch Cloths
cleaned Gentlemen, Wearing Apparel cleaned an! dyed BY
entire and returned three days Merchants
@. WILLIAMS Establishment
mv5 lmsm iTL Broadway.
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BON SEJOUR.

THE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure to announce that
his house. at Bergen Point is open for public
commodarion hotel the Jersey side has long been de-
sIderatum which is now supplied The house 1.-THE old Me
lany mansion) has been retted elegant STYLE many
new rooms and other important additions.
The grounds beautifully laid and what
rant shrubbcry charming waks agreeable drives plea
SAINT boating the place viii challenge competition with ANY
rural residence. Families who wish
1mmsr can be PT9ydsd 9TH rooms Of
Kills and the neghborng woods deficient in game
The steamer Passac plying berweenNew York and Newark
aud the citizens OF New York ind beautiful
DRIVE tnan hs between jersey CRY and Bergen P:int
that will be spsred lake the place merit the
tie given it Of old-Bou ssiour.
DANIEL w. LOCKWOOD
The Psssac for Newark leaves the foot Of Barclay
The Port Richmond boat leaves Pier No. ats 70, 81 and
ance to convey and laad them the house
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u yyFysptsc gssyIygt1k2 rW fsRRt

ASA srRiN se i Pu nniR oF THE si6cb. hi. nj.
"A dens be sarpss..d WORKING 70 way the
Tf ;s = s%Es:
wis; sss, e'y h.f'E ;pf o certain
s' % v :!ss
:; r. eo...:
&ssstoa aud u and denpaaI.
wSo.s ehs1 %ps
any d.ss.s q u: blood Or ,Sn or whose c0ns,aYas have
pa sss s h. Sso q
Sss.: visible ,h. properly .daai.sssd, vii
Thi. %sa,en. much cheaper pe.,nt.r and warranted
Others j. possession ofthe prosrrson '''" '" my
and Dor .saaS " Tie and q valve
obtained ofassnts gratis "A>- ~ y
mi! Mr. S;it C. kin ,d1 h:,s sd
much better than recommended be- reyious 20 my
greatly afflicted win .Is me. b.Sr. had Is Area.
San Ss1s t.s sG
1a g n
Of the very best medicines for ascsons or
Yours. truly, L. A. BLoDoET, 50 so.sh sd.s
O. hat W9 s: -:
to have my name paradsd before the public paer
immediate obserya tion.
My little grandson about three years age bsen act
ed with all his body and since he
two months old Several physicians called in him.
and they all pronounced hereditary
he was constant source Of annoyance 10 his mohex and
times apparently sufie the pain himself One
Of hi Irors died about three aer having
h% 'f T by ns l:sS
%ssrs sees + p s I'd
sboe and after having used three weeks boy entire
ly his health mach
gTovs and he now pronounced by physicians Be cured
The child may be time by calling No. - South
10th street. am, sir,
Your very grateful servant,
ROBERT FUREY.
Price, 81 per bottle, or six bottles for IS.
Prepared by John Wner Co., 50 Maiden Lane " r., sole
froprieors for the United States.
Sold by Wyatt Ketchum l2l Fulton street r. A Sands
1888 Bowery corner Of Spring; W. Basse, CA broadway
and j. Coddington, 303 Hudson, of Spring. In
Brooklyn BY Mira Hay. 1853 Fulton street. BTies James
Dr. s'sane 1874 FgltSa street L. Albany Phs
Second street. and f. B. g. Kinsloe 200 Chestnut street.
Batmore, Charles Wiseman New Orleans, Bertrand &
Sisez Richmond, Va, Gaynor Wood 4 Co.. and by Drug
gists generally throughout the country. al I'm sin
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1872 BROADWAY,
CORNER OF JOHN STREET.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES

~ lCOoE w nv toIlhF
pvcrNrNs LfTfgTr N rs sE'sa:ns ps% vvppvx.
y CREAM FOR sHAVING.-fhis article. universally
praised by those who made Trial oft last year oox first
pre- the Institute Fair Indeed, IL is fully conceded
BY those who know that impossible TO ufacure
article equal it. is soening 20 the skin fragrant the
sense destroyer reckes and pmpes and sold cheap
or the old soaps. AL therefore, who would consult
economy comfort shaving should themselves
OF il. go -
From the New York Gazette. -rhe New soap.-We speak
from experience and speak from the more
Of bsnefacor and FRIEND James Grant, NO
Am street. who ahead Of anything yet iound
this department OF modern improvement IL Is not on
ly emollient, but Il is something more In snort, we
From the Evening Mirror.-Ringk Verbena Cream, we
know by experience be the hest kind Of shaving soap ad
those persons who have troublesome boards should not De
without Ii has penetrating way OF It's own aud sosns
tho hardest and beard render the opsrsnon
of shaw perfectly easy MIR. Ring has lately taken me 6u
ness Of Dr. Minor, the Of Broadway and John
street, where his estimabe article be obained and
aud certain cure for that trou b esomc companion.
From the Sunday DisJafch.Eyery who shaves him
self should procure Kings Verbena Cream Is an ex-
quste article sofenine the beard and ssyng all irritation
OF skim that becomes absolute pleasure instead
OF an annoyance, to the
% ,"s s w!f s.p.Tss and
tor sale, Wholesale and retail, and for sIporaton by
G. H. RING, prugrst
Successor TO DR.. VIM. ii. NIilnor.
NB-Nerchsnts particularly requested 10 call and
amlne this article az now prepared to quality, quantity
appearance and rres cannot be bsst-he splendid new
Wight Hatch, far sxcssdina any thing the kind before
the public ms Im~r
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D,~IrL DoveHERrr, eyed ~ years, aftcr severe
Nlns,s -
His friends. and those Of his son.n law. James Mil.
bnrne respectfully requested to attend his funeral
81 his residence, corner Of Dean and B0rum streets
Brooklyn. ,hi. tNonday) afternoon, at o'clock.
On sunday morning, JoHS WHirBEcx MEAn, aged 10
years
Ills friends also the friends Of his uncle. John
Whibeck, Of Albany and Henry =: spencer are re.
fpectfulIy invited attend his funeral this morning at
o'clock from Garden street. 81 door from State, south
Brooklyn. without farther ivitaron-
bQ- Albany papers please copy.
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COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART ANp sLASSIC CABINET

GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS,
(WHICH includes his immense stocks Of Books Paintings
w Engravings, Fancy Stationery, Drawings, Drawing
Materials Music &C. to be found upon the second
flight OF (havinR leased the hrst
foor) where every thing will be sold low prices and
much below the regular prices being DESTROYS OF cos
ing up possible his Book Department.
Cheap List will be published for those who will buy
n Quantities
Purchasers invited call and examine his New Rooms
No 203 Broadway, second floor. alb eoders tire
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,,u TIE PI wv MHH y kAytL FA4lLY

NE W flOIE INV Ed FAMILY.
MILE BLANGY, MAD tNE LEON JAVELLL AND
MONS. HENRI
tbLOS GAkDhN.-Moi day Evening, July 18Th 1896.
Overture. WIN '"''"'
After which will be presented series of Classic Group
ings called GLIMPSES OF THE VATICAN AT ROME
Mile Bisngy and Mons. penri.
To be followed by Daring and Extraordinary Feats on the
TIGHT ROPE, by the Ravel Family Gabriel RaveI and
Half an hours ntemisson for the Concerts AIaNusad
After which the first of the Ballet Pantomme of LA
YLPHlDE-Smdy. Gabriel Ravei; Reuben Moas Henri;
Hels the Sorc.er Jerome Rave McAln,e Francois Ra.
yell La sylphlde Mile BlsnRy; Mother Of Jessie Madame
J. R,vel; Jessie, Mad ,rne Leon Jave
Doors O'Clock entertainments begin AT clock
Tickets 50 -" ~
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ROBERT FUREY.
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for s. N ~.
Prepared nv John Winer "a a Maiden an. s~I>
SCtIENCk'S PULMUNlC syrup
HAS CURED ME-.
FAD READ! THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE
OF RICHARD L. COX, A MAN OF HIGH STAND

ING IN NEW JERSEY.
TME a before
personally appeared L. Cox, citizen Of Evesham
Burlington county State New Jersey who his solemn
past attach short dry cough, with sense q
burning the palms Of his hands and soes of his feet
,her with night swsats This state Of things
with pain in the right side and breast His family
physician then Informed him that his lung. were
and wasted in hesh, until reduced almost to skeleton his
breathing short aud aborious the least led
extreme exhaustion for i was with the difficulty and
making up he bedin which lay AT this period his phys
sian, family and rendsndeed all who himconsdersd
had entirely (Osaken him. took during
that time-when he determined try Schencki Pumonic
Syrup" That he had taken but about bottles Of the said
soon rpened under the soothsny influence Of syrup
He had given the Of all other medicines this time
and strictly followed the directions accompanying Pumo
brother at least quart ofck geenish cso
nature that his friends could scarcely the with
hmthat at this time he unable to his head from the
the Of the having known that MIR Schenck him.
self has been cured by the medicine the
Of consumption after all other had faed-that
gradually diminished quantity and changed that
thy caractertha his appetite began his
beI The period nery entng between taking the bottle
and his recovery about 10 weeks the rapid
ms condition created such surprise and wonder all who
him during his illness that friends and neighbors focked
unuaily to see as were rsen from the That
the Syrup still strengthened aud improved the system he
using till be had taken bottles That
OF good health that he is able all his duties
fulfil them township officer well any period Of
pronounced to-be in perfectly sound condition.
Affirmed to and this ID day Of May 1876 before
Alderman
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SHIP MUSKETS AND PISTOLS.
nNE THOUSAND Muskets with Bayunets In good or
~ dn' 30 psin Boarding. H:scl., fcr .Js BY ,,.,
tco elegant United sasss banded Markets IN lots sat
Aiso. Einss and Sporting Guns, ~yn i~sr
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WAIVED,
FEW Young Men to 70 South or West to act as
Agents for the sale Of and popular Publications
$500 and above their will be insured them
writing, with opportunity Of clearing 81 900
Some men now in our employ will no doubt, make oyer
district will be for them to have leas, from
t23 to 80 obtain good fitting Apply FRENCHS
Publishing Hall 2e3 Broadway up stairs Office OF the Flag
Of our Union All letters must be post paid. mys imsc
GENTLEMEN'S LEFT-OFF WARDROBES
WANTED,
GENTLEMEN or +. miles DESTROYS or converting into
VI Cash their superuous Clothing, Jeweiy, Fire Arms
&c. may do their adv by sending for the Subscn
be who will attend their residence by appoinnent
III. LEVET, No Wall ST.. ". Y.
line through the post-ofhce otherwise. will be
u4llv attended to. myT lm-r
THOI.N CHAMPAGNE.
A FRESH INVOICE Of this delightful Champagne is in
"A which OF merchants hotel keepers
and private gentlemen invited The Srandng Of this Wine
il now that any this country and ngher
price '"AA N''' u '> G.. LIVINGSTON x CO.,
navtt ,.yf ~ 70 watl street
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l.. DUGAN ~ BROTHERS,
CLATERs, No; 41a Broone street, corner Of Broadway,
- New York-New Roofs in the best manner, and
old Roofs repaired and warranted tight Orders recsved
the above place, and Mr. r. Csrks % Henry street. will be
p~n~fusllv s.'enaed tn rnv2e imsrc
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lnE SHADES nUIkL,

81 Reads Street, Wesf Side of Broadtcdy.
HE Subscriber respectfully informs friends and the
public that he has lately opened the above Establish
y style superior 70 any other house Of kind the
gwen 10 his numerous friends and customers while
Of The Shades IN Thames street, he hsiten himself will
Dc guaranty 70 all who potronise him in his
the continuance Of their patronage
The usual relishes Chops. Steaks, Welsh Rrebts Poac
Cd Eggs, &c, will be served up in superior style.
The room will be regularly supplied with city paper, a
Europe. JAMES EVANS
nils msrc
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HOW ES n 10. New 40
CTRCIJS

L
CIRCUS.
THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT ever organized in
the United States comprising $50 Men and Horses
urns Carriages the performers. wardrobe,
~S% r.. e. he
age ''''A'' MADAME iI.lSir i:S MlAIRiiEMAcARTE.
whose new style Of Equestsn tess peculiarly her own
snd the charming neipee with which she chains her and
eence rendeI this gifted and Siss the lead
ing ieau. OF the arena this The Propreors
nye newspapers Of extraordinary and daring feat: perform
ed by this erse Am.aE the novsltss which
the Propris'or' 3s, s S The ssshTa,S ss9,sh
Their height Is feet and she, weight over 100 lbs Mr.
gantes. the world They will appear jack and tn:
Strength and agility and Vii in
rainments will comprise Act, OF Hor,e manshp Gym
nastc ciss Classic Dspay. and atepieces
Equestrian Director, MIR. H0WEs; Riding Master MIR
Among the Performers - the celebrsted and principal Ri
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose eats
Horseback ere the most extraordinary ever Witnessed uve
by NJ hSs led S s sv s
Dogs Hector and Billy. The SWISS BROTHERS, in
Their elegant Gymaa;.ie Posture. and Grouping. Mr. swss,
Mr. Nixon and his Mr. Howss in his Mythocgcal and
brilliant Act of Fences OF Proteus" Mr.. C. Howes in
Slack Rope Evoutions Mr. Geo Sweet, the celebrated
comprising the leading uleied and classic performers
" h- world
This unryaled corps of Equestrsns win perform the
they will visit all the principal cities and in the State
tnv2' " rrc
A rLANTiC GARDEN is NOW SPEN FOR THE
"A SEASON-Dodworth's Comet Band will perform every
Tuesday and Friday evenings commencing June End Nc
snys Am sTc WILLIAM ALLISON propyi~sor
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THE SUBSCRIBER ha. opened an extensive establish
ment In the large basement Of No So John stree for
fne sale Of valuable Book every department Of human
siderable collection Of works many which are curious and
rare and all or less Of value He
sxcnsvey for cash. aud to have rival whatever
.mslnrss Of his profit and the lowaes Of his prices His
STOCK VIII be CONSTANT augmented by the Of
Sats Libraries Or Of smaller collections Of books He will
tached BY any party, n every department of era-
ture science and art and all languages He hopes there
Tore TO make his establishment agreeable for the
Bibomansc, the Antiquarian the Divine the Lawyer the
Artist aud men of letters and science generally each of
whom vii meet with choice work.; in his particul,I
walk Al the lowest possible price He therefore invites all
literary persons TO him visit and judge for themselves
he has, likewise large qnartity OF foreign and native
Muc TO, the Piano Forte and other ents for which
he will thank who may give him one-hsf
the lowest price charged by the very cheapest seller
city. Ii will be sold in any quantity.
JOHN DOYLE, Bookseller,
myzS I'M uc So John street. New York.
RIRD CAGE MANUFACTORY 1856 Spring street. De
~ tween Wooster and Laurens street.-the subscriber
would afornn his customers and the public general that
ne kee" constantly ha larKe supply Of fancy
mon Bird Gsxes q every description Also Wooden, Cs
d'r aud Willow Ware Br,hes Baskets Mats and general
all Of which he offer. lower than they bought else
whe~s
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ALBANIA,

No 800 Broadway. betrSeen Sring and Prince.
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS Of a superior order
VIII be given al the above popular aud psc
at . o'clock. "
I5- Admit ance free. ivi3 .tin,s,c
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y - X rs! CUkN .!
THE ARABIAN CORN pr STIR

eectua and warranted for Corns is easily Up
Piled and gives immediate relief 10 shou' ra
70 cure the money will be returned For sale by David
R Ros' adv C. II Ring ls2 Broadway Hubbard 4ss
Smith al Spring streets and by Druggists generally. Price
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NEW INVENTED WIGS

w WICIC
RATCHELORS new invented Wigs and Scalps made of
- the hne.t natural curl har and adapted easy
%,ans, to The Of each ndvidp. They
dhculties so long experienced by those who wear wigs
The public invited to inspect large and well seeced
STOCK containing Of size and coor they will
then be able To judge the effect.
WIN BATCHELOR, inventor and only manufacturer, Q
Wall street. near Broadway. Removed from 1855 Broadway.
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