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PEssoNAL.-Speaker Blaine will attend the
northern agricultural fair at Oshkosh, Wis, in
October. MI. Paul Butler. son of General
Butter, has been elscted president of the Pi Eta
socle- y, of Harvard College. go Representative
W. G. DODnan, of the 81 Iowa district las
written letter declining absolutely TO Ia
candidate for reelection. Chief Jus
tice Waite is to be housred by havlng q
hotel named after him in his native town OF
Lyme, Conn. - Minister Bancroft will rema ain
at Berlin until the arrival of his successor, his
nephew, j. q. Bancroft Davis, and will after
wsrds Prob ibiy make Washington his home, as
re entity lie bought the dwelling OF ex-senator
Harlan.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR,
From sal. Lake CITY.

SALT LAKE CITY, june N a car contain
ihe I'VE oy sters and holsters arrived ~ Ogden
yesterday, and sn attempt Will lie m ,dr 10
proposate them In Great : AZ Like
SUICIDE OF An An eRrt SYST.
Dr. y. 8. Crane. who has been chsrrAa xfth
con hitting an sbori ION on Q woman y no "A a
from her injuries, shot and killed. himself yes
terday morning.
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ANOTHER SwISDLE DErEcrED.-A few day
ago q gentleman residing In the country for
Garded TO the Young Mems Christian Associs
ton circular advertisement calling attentioo
to the sale Of sewing machines at marvelousis
,ow prices by the .'Consolidsted steam Iron
werks, Roberto j. Muliigsn & Co, No. $50 Cans
street, yesterday, by o reporter Of tae Times
failed 70 flnd the drm namely. T. Tsmss.
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NEW YORK Day GOoDs MARKET. 49, The
volume Of business during the past week was
only moderate. bot fully NJ D. expectations as =
rule. Prints OF the sewest aud most tasteful
styles veuein good demand, and percales ans
lawns " ere freely taken by the ride Clothing
manufacturers we're present w. the market Al
large numbers, but some disappointment Wss
telt ana expressed al the meEger individual
selections OF wooden goods made BY them,
although their purchases were tOlerably sAtir-
factory In the aggregate amount The job ing
trade was not active. Cotton goods were ia
steady demaud for moderate package l0ts
throughout the week. Prices OF All corpora
ton brands were readily maintained. and the
market closed 60 firmly that but slightly in
creased action would have been necessary IA
OrceT TO precipitate . general advance ofprices.
Wooden goods were scarcely 80 active a. was
expected from the improved tone OF the mar
ket during the preceding week, despite which
manufacturers agents succeeded In placing
with the clothing trade q fair sggre gate amount
of heavy casEimers, worsted suitIngs, beavers
and chincbiliss 81 current prices. Rolled
jacOnets and cambrics continued quiet at I'M
changed prlces, except that Washington fat
fold csmbrics were reduced 70 ~ cts. Printing
cloths were rather less active. Business was
exceedingly quiet With the importers during the
week; the jobbicg branches were moderately
actively In a few Department., aud the auction
rooms were generally well attended. Linen
goods continued depressed for all but house
keeping makes, which were moderately dealt In.
". Y. bEllettH, 10fh.
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o0At Brooklyn Taesisy, the King county
charity commissioners, Powell, Ferguson AM
q ills, were found guilty Of conspiracy % de
fraud the county, and for m alfeasAnce In refas-
lngto advertise Tor the supplies which they par
cha eed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

THR SENATE Committee on Patents held
their final session to-day, and disposed of con
siderable business. They agreed TO report sd-
versely the tollosing cases: The Tanner car
brake; Rollin White patent on pistols; the At
weed car wheel, the report in the latter case C.
be deferred until next session; a. Is. Wilson
sewing machine; AikeBS and FethOusen, do,
and WickeTsham, DO. The folio wing cases were
deferred until next session: Norman Wi4rI,
boiler attachment to prevent boiler explosions
and BCt:erwOTth's patent burglar p -Oof safe
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TBf 4 W EAEHGN.

WA1 DrrAkrMRnT, 0Aos Of CateT Strssl oArr,f
WAsHIHsToR, u. @, June II, I5., lO.tBs q z
PRoBABIIrIss For New Ensi.ld partly cloud
enc cOoi-r weather III prevail during the DAY ful-
lowed BY threat.DiDg w-siheT, Northeast % sOrth-
eat wiz de, lover tom poraturs aad fAl Tag barOme
ter tonight. For the midi states AMI the lower
laka region generally cloudy her aud rain, In
ere asiLg easterly or sOUiherly Wis de, tempe.
ratlre, AID falling barometer. FoH the SOurb Al.
ialtio sDc Gulf sates clear fair Wea, her erce NJ
on the South Atlantic Ceest soui beast
WIGS fHehf Tall OF tenn siurs, AID static
rising barometer. For fsnn-ssce aad the Ohio vi
ley partly cloudy 'her, With local rainR sJnfh-
rising barometer. FOR th- urpsT lak h. rsG ion auf
the nor est generally cloudy weather, ar a. q
rain, winds shifting 70 sJuth--sf and NJ -thwe-s
t.iiOvtd by cool weaih rsnd rising bsrsmetar T a.
Lover Missouri aud Central isC. ssipti rivers
rif- during the day. CgutionaT s'gsals coltirue
az Chicago. Milwaukee, Grand Haven, Alfeaa, he
oaBaba, and N srqHette
IDCAL RECORD.
Tue thermOmeter IN the business Olhoe Of TIE
sTAK ranged ts-cay sc foil vs:-s III, 10 N 4,
7e; L M, 20, .. m, Is.
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EXCURSIONS, &c.

THE CALEDONIA CLUB
will live their
tlBsT CRANE EXCURSION to EeS1tsEH
81, mont 90 FBIDAY June % IA. s11zEE.z4s
Nait for It.
TiSktts to be hsf at n II. Princes and at
s1illInston's Bo. kstore i-ls71 "a
BAND PIC MIC
VI 10 be given By the "a
DRIVERS OF TIE KEENkBEC IOsOO, z
Tor the benefit Of q Wild w Of fcs uriyer, at -
Anaiostan leland or MONDAY, June Is, lS:4 (,sh
Tickets, 80 cents, admitting gent and ladies'
Con mit;ee-G. stes, NJ. r. Burns aud g 1nr-
phsy. ie9 Is
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PEEEsYLvASIA Coal TRADE.-IA tue Le-
high region more lie il reported 70 exist "a lu
AZ any time before this season aDi a fairly Ac
i've usde fer the month OF June az least is an
ucipsted. In the SchUyikll region there con
unues steady gain in coal production, ana a.
The rate OF Increase for the past two weeks the
years supply will sOon be up 10 TIA. o. last
gear 81 the same time. The orders Tor coal are
quite as large az could be reasonably expccteI
considering the depression OF aim 9st every other
trade pursuit. We have In all probability
year lsiE An observing contemporary SAYS
- manufacturers who we been rigidly ecOno-
MIXING during the past eight months have
reached that point where il Il impossible - Do
With less feel, and the same may be said Of tau
illes. Conseq nently, from this pOint, ia srefOrc
any change IN the trade must bring better
umes anc general Improvement in sales, a. aur
change there be.' These remarks hold gDol
ser all KINDS OF coal. The production Of c0a
IN ell The anthracite regions continue Oh IL
$3.50 bssis.-IhiiGdslph fd Lstlyer.
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IokTsN0vIH, y. n, Jane 1.-THE nsx 4.
\. steamer Enterprise one OF the ~ ,gore,n-
ment vessels enilt by private contract, and the
hrst 70 be compl,ted, will be launchad from
ne Franklin ship house, Portsmouth navy
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TEE RECEIVER OF TIE ROYAL RUSSIAN d.
AMoNDs.-The Phiisdeiphiz Bulletin gives tue
io.lOwiDg particulars of the American " Mis-
Fe6BiN," who was the cause OF the thefs Of dia-
monds by the Grand Duke Nicolas Of Russia
The young woman who figures beiJre tn
world in this dsgrsceful affair as Mr. anC
Miss FeeniX, IL a PhiladelphiRn, we'll know
to very large circle, especially of the opposite
sex, III this city. Her career has been oae o.
continual protiigacy for a dozen or more years
past, during which time she has been twice
married, her first husband dying suddenly in
West Virginia, and her second, a Young New
having married her in Paris. and aftersarCs
separated from her. 'Mrs. FeeniN' is the daugh-
ter OF former most eminent clergyman OF this
city. now deceased, and 80 spared the bitter hu-
imitation of the nOtOrietg which this Russian
scandal has given To life which, In its com
paTstive privacy, must have inflicted untold
sorrows upon those connected with far womsu
gone 50 hopeIessly sstTay."
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TIE CONDUCTORS BRLL-PUsCH.-rhe priv
cipal case in the General Sessions, New York
On Tuesday, was that Of Vernon q. Bell, a
young conductor on the Broadway and Seventh
avenue railroad. Bell found man on his ca
sho offered 10 sell him duplicate OF the ring
ing punch used by conductors on that line
Conductor Bell bought the duplicate punch for
$50; but thereafter his daily "knock-dJwn"
being so large as TO excite suspicion, be was ar
rested, and the duplicate punch was found on
his person. The main defence he presented
was technical. He said he did not kDOg The
punch to have been stolen, and as the coant in
relied for a conviction was for receiving stolen
goods with guilty knowledge, he conn lent '
claimed an acquittal. The jury, however, al Z
not see the fine points of law invoked by the
prisoner. and convicted him on general grin
eiples. He was remanded for sentance
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NoMIEATIoNs.-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations 10 the Senate TO day: VIM.
Fl. Parker, 20 be collector of internal revenue
district of Colorado territory; Lieut.. Comm and.
ter Hamilton NJ. Tallman, to be- lieutenant;
Ensign Albert 5. Dillingham;, to be master.
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GKAsD h3TEL; Spp,,e,

GRAND HOTEL.
" SAkATOG4 SPRIhGS
t. opch JuEe ~ THIS slt Ral.t and oerfectly an
2olrted HCsei, isc1ut Co1Grc-s FAIk, i a A
have Isa-ec Tor = term II years. With theSENR
es-isielcs ~ nv brother, - IL aous r On lsxf
krns - est Point inCeL ton i % offer a. no
Loceii'. 70 every resp CT equal any hotel IA sar
Etoes Terms 8 al per week.
may 2s-sI JOHN b COZzgEs.
TnkDAN's WHITE sUIPHUR SPRINGS
EIses ItCA coGnty Va CUIy che and a. A
nal' n..les OK Sc phelson ; Depot p. o vEEAV
&c I'VE = q hall miles SOFT be ast Of Win IFIt8
sntGeT. The ouilting- have been much irm-@na.s
~ cgLm untcas1ng doors, nov pariorS 81 rbS
NV Chaly beete spring IL z \ ne order 49, A-o
n~tss o. ehsIses; Byard per day, IS; per vaek,
III % per month, o. q csys, $50. Oniidren snj
col0Iec servants hail price White servants thru.
lourtDs price CT according 20 accOmnodations FOR
tiOns viii Be made ~
Pamphlets for distris button at the Springs, Cole
kound-tri9 tieksts, Sod Cntfl Hovemoer 1, IRON
baumcre, % 81 ron arlington, IS 50
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II ATTON

Uats& in the n o@st part Of LoudJuu a a
very near PurcelivilIe Depot, Waning EAN
tor ard Ohio h, rimed, by mountains, Iss1xt
Ia miles from the Blus kicge, aad - F0lrs
ride BY rail from Wellington City, Is now
OBI, for the rece Ption of guests. SEASON lS4
Beautiful sceCery, pleasant WALKS, q livery
stable near by, bathroom, an ice-hsuse dIlei,
large airy rOCms, aud a piano IN the house.
HS - Will be given frequently IL desired By the
tOa-ders- TeFns l-Lient. Those wishing to enjoy
the cool breeZes OF this eevsfes giOn vii address,
A. o. WEIGHT.
Round Hill r. o., LouIOUn County, Va.
References 81 1903 p street nOIthweu je2-n
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THE REPORT of Mr. Bancroft Davis appoint
ment at Berlin to succeed Mr.. Bancroft has
already made its way into English print, bat
there are as yet no growls. The average journ-
alist has probably forgotten the name OF the
Geneva diplomatist to whom he once attributed
the invention OF tue Indirect claims, and wnom
De used To attack go sayagely. Aud IL Is Just
possible that before the noble AM IN al begin~ -
switch his tail be may remember that the at air
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RATH ALUM SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA.

This heaitkfu, beautiful, and delightful Resort
was opened fer visitors on JUNE isT.
There are various spriIg g Of alum, sui Hcs4SV
pSur and chaly beate waIeTs, when have ls.t3y
perfected remark able in the various diseases
for which such waters are used.
The buildin gs not sur pssse in the mountains
the fare II he tn best thar section any market
can STORE; the grounds large and sba IL; the
scenery adIaCen. is magnificent, and nO.ni1g is
warting to susTsntee heath OF pleasure.
p aly caves, mountain views, and natural c7TlOsi-
ties are In the vicinity; the streams -b1unt vis
dsh, the woods win game, and b.liiGdgi Crbqust,
tea D M, sBd other eulsnfS prepared II
enjoyment Of su~sts. IL IL THEPLACE for ne Blth,
pie s-urS, and cvmf'iTS.
Tenn: So Der month Of four weeks; SB 80 per
week. g Per cay. C1ildTel under ten years old
and COloTed servants, hsF price.
Captain J. BESRY FREEMAN. manager; d..
GECz6E W.--RRIN6TON, resident physician.
JOSEPH BAXTER,
W. 4. CAhRiSSTOS,
Ist-6t Owners aud PrCprte-urs.
TI'Hk OCEAN HOUSE,
EEWP)BT. B.I, ga
JUNE 27th ISI.
is4-T6te-sw wEAYERS BATES.
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WAShiNG1ON DaIyING ASSOCIA-
TON.
TIE free fo--ail r sce, which $ss to.have been
trottsd CD FRIDAY, the u h ifstant, n.N
hss teen P,sirou. HSTNA-
WEDNESDAY. SN-N
the E'h instant, a. S5a .. m. This ~
EOs' pOBemeBt - been rendered necessary by the
rsip and the cen e4rent bad fi'io1 Of the trsck
FooI stIiOg on Monday and Tussd-y evenings. Jell
EObD'S OPERA HOUSE.
ONE OF The COOLEST PLACES OF AMUsE-
MINT ~ TIE COUNTRY
NOTICE.-Mr Ford takes pleasure in am 1unc-
Ing tLbt
PBOF. HERMANN,
TIE GREAc PRIEST DIiIrATxUR,
has entirely recovered from the wouRd received
While In Baltimore, aad will . sitively appear
TONIGHT, AND sAT0RDAY MATINEE,
GRAND ENTERr4INAENr,
FANTASTIO.
Il K book nor epau.
eCu issiO., sOc Use and al
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FESTIVALS.

FESTIVALS.
St1BA9 BEhBY FESTIVAL for tie Bone L Of
> the "a UkLH OF TEE IECARNATIOS At
NO. A259 u b street, near the Ch1rcn, TIL FRS-
h1 DAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS,
Ju3e II, IL ana B- 90
STBAwBERbY FESTIVAL
WAUGH NJ. u. CBURCu, corner 81 aud \ 80
ro-thess', on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
kfkNlNGS, 10th and tn inst The entire pro-
ce6ds for the rehui,diUg q the Church. 1913
TIE LADIES CT ct. PAUL's ENG. LUT8-
IRAN CHUECH. corner o: Il I,th = eet;
Lecfnre Boom ~ the church OF TOE SDAy en-.
EEsDAY and THURSDAY VENINGB Jnaa ON ,
lmh aud lIth Straw be -iies and Cake sni Cream
viii bs seTved.st moderate rstes Season tics Is
cents. Single admission 10 cents. Jsq-3N
E'EOZEN Strawberries
Tis BAeBELOEs o: the MEMORIAL CHURCH,
IL novel c sCIna. viii serve To their LAZY fTi nis
season,
FBeZEN STRAWBERRIES, sc.
There will be 5OEI fds Mrs. farley, 9 Skating
CsIEINsI and other curl 81 ies.
Don't forget WEDNESDAY and THURSDA
June lC.h and llth, corner lab and SITS. Jest
EEsTIysL AT GRACE CHURCH, on WED
Il NESpAN and THU RSDAY June 10th and llth
the Hon. Montg. merry Blair hsyieg kindly opened
his grounds at Silver Spring station for this coca
slop. TTsiIs will leave the city at 10, 2 4 ID 6
O'Clock. Round trip tickets IS cents pleas ant
evening drive In carriages. jes &,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

I lIEk.bY AMI DANCING ENTERTAIN
- hENT by sssOCItTf1N OF SPIRITUAL
J Is =, tycerR Es'l, tee. street, on FRIDAY
ENkNlAG, June =, st : O'Clock DIR. Du1cau,
mr. AoiGnt ,yls, mfr. Townsend, Miss Wood and
Others III rticiPst
Ter c'rg az ~ -'clesS.
Admission - cents jell-2.r
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NJ 4 l. X ID n l. l..
LOUISIANA AND MISSISSIPPI FLOODS
Marie Antoinette Nathalie Pollard.
FRIDAY AWNING, JUNE IL
Urder the patronage Of the MenlNers OF Cnngreyi
II the Mississippi Valley, MR. P,Ilari viii read
at NIlAIo Ball, FRIDAY EYeNING, Jane u, ex-
u ects from her celebrated Lectur- Gn'itIcd
FASBIpN8BLE SOCIETY UHMASKED,
together with q rich variety Of prose sketches and
perry. The entire proceeds will be devoted 10 allie
yatlon Cf The distress caused By the Loaisi Aad
MIssi=sPTi f0Ocs.
Tickets, g. cents; TO be hal q: the principal b1sk
AID music stores AMI hotels. JeS 4.
OLD No On EXbIbitisa and Sale INEw SO
ass 433
ITF ST. AT lTTH ST
MAkkRiTER'
no. 439 Ith street, between and streets, sight
oo0rs above Odd Fellows II All,
Cno'cs "a Paintings, kDgra' ings, Chrome, &c
Alec largest stocS Paprr Hang ns's, window
sbaGss, PtctuT.s, Fran 90, PlctHre Cords ais! Tas
>o.- y T. "a, \ ais, &c, Il the District.
1TERNs CASH.
S-Please rEnemb"r Name aud Number ial-Iy'
A Ii KINDS OF CksT.OFF wEARIEG AP-
n PABEL ceE be sold to the very best Advantage
by addressing cslliug on SCsrU,
GIG ID street, between 9Th ard T:h "
Notes BY maii promptly attended to- Cash Paid f3-t
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IORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
RCCBBEu GE COUsTY, voGJNIA.
Acc0mmOd ati0Es for over 500 Visitors.

The third season % this delightful aad popular
afeTiug PiaC~ Vii Commence ths ist = u
81 JUNE y D. Z the spacious establishment Pr.FAY
viii Il Cpeled g. visitors ~
The Grsnd Hotel has been completed SINCE 90
stss2L, ald l. one OF the isTges-, most deTn and
C6af-Ttst Il IN The mCuatslEs. It's rooms isrEa
each room. ssCs electric bells Ing I'd the
cree from even room, SD also frORl the cOttaC
ECt sra cold baths, VITA G. ese. on egery Il BOT.
or Tie Isl O. jly the Cr.g nal hCtei, 10 I-a the
EIst two ssAsaLs, ~tN be CgsueG o. the Ear jean
plsn, g. q & kGcTD IS tke European House. II has
al the lMPrUyep-elts e! TIE Q aud III to!.
The S-teIs o! tbs three sPrizg' All13, l. lins
Alum and Cha b-s'e
The ANNAPOLIS Baud, from the Naval Ac .GeIuy,
vii IL ush delightful ulss.c Ter the tall room
lwsi-E j. tie laGgvsI II the u1yuDtails] and the
lawn.
BOWLING sALOOE, BJLLJARD BOON, with
tables. neW 6EC H GeI ard all other gss8ss.Heats
y fe had al f1s1iU natie Summer resorts pro
yided.
MI s TISsLEY, is q, vel, known 70 tho ira
VEIN public IS having beel Connected for yesrs
With Tue G-e. hbrisr bite, s-i recently y i'm
TIE Ale gh.ny sgriJgs, Va viii assist ia the mar
eyer ent. bT. J. kDGAB CEANCSLLoR Resi-
Gs-- Physician. -
FER day Ter J 1ns - ~
Per mCuth for Juu-.....----.....-......-. o &C
Per day fTCfn Julv lsf.-- .....-.- ..-.-..... %
PEI month from Ju:y Isl. -...- 81 . 10 -
sccCrtiug 60 Location Of u ms. TleTe Is offer
tHCc. oSeVer, N TBtfurs CT COnvACIcECes. Child
Teu under ten, sd Is, Eslt price. White ser
wants eccITIlng - accommodation desired.
fOr Descriptive PAN Bhe;s AZ snal yses OF waters
sIIly to
Jes-=w c. q. LUCK, Manager.
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SUnMEE BIsOBT AMONG THE NOUN
TAIkS.
L. -
r. IN Ely POIN

, Ise C1der-igned having r-rchsssi the eight year,
least q iEs st1ye dssiTsb place Of Sam \ a
Fer re-- p, VIII haNe the same kept during Hsf1$<
llt s-asca l. stgi6 GZsur PISSED be- GnY REL
hiiel establishes Cnt FTous I accs-si IIi7-- hi,
LlItt9n a.G u attractions Of sailiaC bst ae
rshlng sp1 shegtiIg, be Is satisfied that nc Other
sPYl i lite &C IeriOT. -
~ Tee ms reasonable.
e bccIDs nay De engaged from tie iSt CT June,
std al other information obtained a. the Seaat.
House, 4Us lt:h s.Teez
HsyE-li In JOHN OIraRy
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OCKY POIN IT HO TIE
RHODE ISLXND.

ON Tbs sUROPF4V PIN.
sEASOE OF 1874.
This vel known and popular SUNNI IT Resort, sit
ra'et OF y Ar aRahsstt Rs" b W the 4 -. 4
cffi-s Z Prov i1euc- ami N viii be TAE
Open fJr this pit - luesfs July 1t. A-.3sI
kight s'eau1bos,s daily from PToyiience .nd " 80
IOrt Rooms can nos be eng+g q on mvisrs o
terms By application 10 -
L. 81. HUMPHREYS,
jsS5f City Hotel. Providence, 7.
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TIE JOINT COMMITTEE on THE LIBRARY
held meeting to-day, and authorized the
chairman to move sn amendment to the sundry
civil appropriation bill authorizing the librarian
of Congress to employ two assistants to com
pile an index 20 the debates of Congress and
for other purposes, the salary or said assistants
to be Al coo per year.
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The REPORT of the District Investig sting
Committee is not yet completed, nor will It
probably be in time for presentation to morrow.
As soon as the report is finished the chairman
will call the committee together to consider it,
should the Senate hold a session on Saturday
the report will probably be presented on that
day. Should the Senate adjourn over it will
not be presented until Monday next.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SUMNER RESORTS.
SHES sHOOAH ALUN sPRING4, shebsnd al
> eeuIt-- Va Alum. CbaI thea o, Ere Ala
s, S sna ,.Esur ys:er' Noun am sir' AT
PsI-cl .si.hps ro1nls IN new building ga md So
CSre thsIn l.-fJre the 8 h
Tens, l. Rsr week; A psr month.
gelO6t' A. LINERS, Proprietor.
CRAIG R0f az, LyI.iGR G ,P, CIrbOs Co.
Y Pam 1t is now Op ned Tor SGmmsT
saTd-rs. T. IL si'udei ca tae Blue YE.AT
hsuHtstus. fifteen mInHtss, ty rail. tr ~ lG.s8k
NsUch ChEnk sud the fsu'oU- ~ itchbaCk Co 4
sceneIy, e1C-lept acCour1s 81 isi Us, Icon Spring,
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Second Au5itOr = Cfi-s- Je9-5r-
PLFEsIET GUNNER REs RT.-IGdigi5.
n rat I'D families Wi=htuC to Si,hirAv ksA
iron tn uear and CpFIes.i N # the City e. rtSV
siii fa = u'ssssIt snd agreeable ret'eat lss.s5l
from 10Th ~ the
FHEwICK HOTEL.
trH1r Sf0f-s. =. Mays O. 49,,
where q tined -pc'ety and sll the in ar "a which
lover y as lend i ceehrs' "a foT enjoyed a.
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Permanent do. ESQ per n" t.. Js9-eolD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

THB BILL FOR GOvERNMsNT or The DIS
TRICT.-It is understood tina. the bill reported
IN both houses a few days since from the Dis
uict Investigating Committee. providing for a
government for the District of Columbia. will
be materially amended by the committee be-
fore IL Is reported back. Messrs. Wilson and
Bass were engaged in amending il this morn
ing, and it will probably be submitted in a mod
iftd form al the next meeting Of the committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-23

500 Reward for case of Neuralgia or Rheuma
tsm, of any form whatever considered curabel
that DIR. Filters Vegetable Rheumatic Syrup will
not notcure-warranted uninjurous, and ply sician's
prescription, used inwardly.
$4,000 Reward offered to the proprietors of any
medicine for Rheumatism and Neuralgia, able TO
produce One-fourth as many genuine living cures,
made within the same length of time, DIR. Filters
Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy.
$4,000 Reward offered to any person proving
JOS Z. Filter, ND be other than graduate ofthe
celebrated University of Pennsylvania in 1885, and
Professor of Chemistry, treating rheumatism spe-
cially for 80 years.
$1,000 Reward to any chemist, physician, or 9TH
ers, able to discover iodide of potassa cochicum,
mercury, or anything injurious to the system, in
Dr. Filters Rheumatic Syrup.
28,5OO Certificates or testimonials of cure.
$3.50 Reward for the name of any warranted
preparation for Rheumatism and Neuralgia sold
undera similar legal guarantee, setting forth the
exact number OF bottles to cure, return the
amount paid for the same to the patient in of
failure to cure. A full description of cases requr.
ing guarantees, must be forwarded by letter to
Philadelphia. The guarantee, signed, and stating
qurntity to cure, will be returned by mail, with ad'
dress all letters to DIR. Filter, No 45 South Fourth
Street. No other remedy is offered on such terms.
Get circular on the various forms of ofliheumatsm,
also blank applications for guarantee gratis OF the
special agent, l.. II. TITCOMB, Druggist.
West End kennebec Bridge.
J. w. PERKINS h CO., Portland, Wholesale
&C. GOODWIN Il CO., Boston, Agents.
ian20-teodSm&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-23
COMMITTEE NOTICES.

Committee on Temperance.
The Committee on Temperance will meet in the
Senate Chamber, Thursdays, at O'Clock p. NJ.
f. X. BOYLE, lCha;rnon
SAMUEL WATSON, o'"