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pruuaxrraWva pov,rv
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To THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
poUBIE rRxCK. STEEL RAILS
80 "
SPLENDID 3 CENERf MAGNIFICENT
EQUIPMENT.
IANuaRY 4 tg7
TRAINS LEAVE WAsIJiNi,iON from Depot
corner on sixth and b streets A. follows:
Pns,op IN 10 P,ttssn,,r "a sna sieenins, Cnrs
1h,n, 70. IN u =, AM ws,S P.i.co ~ r1 10
Chiesso ~P' M N~'' " N's "a "
RxITiGoRr AND POrpNAC RAIIROAn
nor Canandsisua Roehester Bufalo Siasnr.
r.iis .nd the North AZ y m d.;ix er.cnt
s.snr,i.r len P.iscc &c. 10 w.ttins ~
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IUcy,ox s11rs-FUrURB DAYS

AgcTIos sALEseFygTgHl.E1s -l DAIs
II II. WARMER, Auction
DE- street, opposite MasoniS iemp'e'
rT,RusTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL.
l. ESTATE, SITUATE IN BARRY "a
nR IiLLsDALE, WASHINGTON Cob.s-
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust to us. dated October
T. ls2 aud recorded In lber No. t9s. folio ~, one
Of the land records for Washington county, In the
District or Columbia and At the request ofthe par
lies secured. thereby we, trustee will sell at pub
iic auction, in front 81 the premises. on M0NDAY,
numbered ,hirty.nys. tss,j IN section nnmbsr red
lame was made BY .: .. Pomeroy, J. X. Eivsns and
Terms OF sale So.7s with interest from April :,
1875, the rate OF ten per cent per annuIn, and eI-
penses OF sale, In cash. The balance in six f6D and
Twelve t2) months, which The notes OF the pur-
secured By deed OF trust on the property sold, will
be taken, A deposit OF hfty dollars will be re-
quired Of the purchaser A the time Of sale, and all
conyeyancnE will be atthe cost Of the purchaser.
II terms Of sale are not complied with within
seven "a days thereafter the trustees reserve the
IIgh, g resell the properly at the ssk and cost OF
5SRSS. V. s sThiSRShir. Trustees.
mh20-ThMAds
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INTERIOR ADoRSmEyrs.

INTERIOR ADORNMENTS.
JACQUES JouvENALs
MARBLE WORKS,
No. cal d street,
Near Lewis johnson q Co.'s Bank,
AN nysunksTs On n.nd .eld .. : sres, rsaas.
sss sss q is
CHAN DELIERsi
largest variety Of new patterns in tho city, st
LOWEST PRIoEs.
COLDS wARM-AIR FuRNAoEsi
Heat produced equal to Steam.
COLDS CENTENNIAL RANGE,
The Newest, Best and Cheapest Elevated Oven
In the Market.
IRON CASTINGS. BOILER AND MACHINE
WORK.
STEAM HEATING, TIN ROOFING.
And all Tin and Copper Work.
IRON FENCES AND ORNAMENTAL WORK
-. PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING.
An Bsst Varieties Of Ranges and Fireplace
Heaters
sMIrH, BI ROE = 90,
No. loil Psnnsyivania avenue.
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BOOkS AND STATIONERY.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NEw PUBL1oATIoNs.
frssco,t's Electricity and the Telegraph. with .
Home Bai ding ii:;ii:Sis; BOOK Si issi: Tsii:
Tyndsii,s Lessons 10 Eissirciiy -: @
Van Taans hisscry Or French Literature. vol
rStnsm,s Best Heading. 18th edition, revised
Wilson'S Rss and fail or the Slave Power, ID
Harriet MsGtnea a AUTOBIOGRAPHY. vols. 90
Common Sense. or first sSps in Fciiiiiiiciii -
The Nam Who was not a Colonel. BY High
priyate
Justin Martyr Greek and Latin %riici:....... IS
An enu,s'' n JOB LOT OF BOOKS
On miscellaneous subjects In cloth binding' AZ the
greatly feda'fs 5njSa6 E''s q 6a3PShN
r ,Aw. OUR NEW LIST RELIaION.
Ess:ey and ~ RsS,
s Ess Tsssh II I,
r. 1--we Il ialsSs.s, y EIIsn v: Siasy; y. css:
scot q SS Ss. Ss a SSnf
4sss MAJ Gs saa w.s MI SS ES
fris.te; o. The Oates Si the East, by Henry q
IOtter. ~, p. Nso. a hiue 70 hmNh. py Ereu
Bsadet! hto. latest Ia. Boofs-ieadas Case:
Ia. s?s, Ssis fsss. !? sSS se
says n hnElo,ssIon Legal Reers na ms
Assignments, Third Eduon; $50, Tyler on Fix
lures; q: Bishop on Criminal Law, sixth Edition,
Any Of the above works sent by mall, postage
All the istsst styles OF Stationery received
'''Apw H. d o. H. MORRISON,
Law BooKsELLERs AND PUBLisHKRs,
fei-tf No. Hb Pennsylvania avenue.
NEW BOOKS.
RECEIVED THIS MORNING
AT
sHILLINGToN's BOOKSTORE,
Cor. Four-and- half street and Pennsylvania ave.
Anne warwick. BY the author OF sylvia's Choice.
.weayers and Welt; or, Love that Hath US in His
Net. By Miss Braddon.
Love In Idleness. BY Ellen Olney.
The Duchess OF Rosemary Lane. BY Farjeon.
Helen's Babies: ANIMAL. Of -. Baby. and some
other Babies, Very Like Helen's, only more so.
Eois.-Letter and Cap paper, OF all sorts and
qualities.
Envelopes, Pens and Pencils. ....
r sT% g. .hs sG5; ps ass sSs
piece yliargId,
felo-tf
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months. for which the notes or the purchaser.
bearing Interest s from the day Of sale; and ss-
shan be taken. 4 deposit Of .Sioo sssi be re.
purchaser. II the s terms or sale are not com.
:sTfR g Sns I ad ccs
Vi ,ns as,.O HH5IR&ss K. WALLACE. Trustee.
GROCERIES.
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WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Is the Original and only worcestershire Sauce.
Is the Original and only Worcestershire Sauce
LEA PERKINS,
LEA PERKINS,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Is the best Sauce in the world.
L. the best Sauce in the world.
LEA q PERRINs'
. LEA PERRrNs'
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Ia delicious with .I sGq Sea r,;s Came Joints, Ho.
LEA PERKINS, SIGNATURE
Liza PERKINS, SIGNATURE
Is on every bottle.
Is on every bottle.
LEA a PERRINs.
LEA PERRINs.
JOHN DUNoAN's SONS,
JOHN DuNOAN's SONS,
ATTORNEYS AND AGENTS.
S~@~~NN~oNN~NNNN NNNNNN~~NNN~-N
WV. A. oook,
ATToRNEY.Ar.LAw,
No, 4soH Louisiana avenue,
p,ssss: r z: suE.:.s Gear e 2: ~ y,s:s
g; !: S:sHs''G sf|sh s' q S:ss MN
LUMBER.
fos. { ). 6. Li6BET, o'""""""""-"""~
LUMBER DEALERS.
Three and + inch Walnut.
Fs ind e. III f fns! T u for
Ssiss; No. n water street, Georgetown. DO.
WhEATIEf BRoTAERs,
LUMBER YARDS.
LUMBER YARDS,
GEORGETOWN, D. O..
AND CORNER SEVENTH AND Q sTxEErA
mh1c.u WASHINGTON. D. o.
AWNINGS.
4 WINGS, TIA Tests AND FLAGS,
No. 7is Market Space, between seventh and Eighth
street. northwest. mhiS-n
SFETNd STILES aENTGEGES's HATS.
xsox,s N. ~ !P st Hffsly's STYLE HATS,
agent for this Citv.l
SUI Ia dsssssa s,1s s
BSSTssA,fp c DaI u ,,ty,r c HATS,
" cry BEST PRICES PAID FOR
SECONDHAND CLOTHING,
BUTTS, ShOES, &C.,
AT JUsTH's OLD STAND,
6ls ID street northwest
Orders by mall promptly attended IN. ias-tf
II H . M SONS
saS SHIRT CAS-
MANU- TORY.
81, Bes, Dress shirts to o-der for sis. 80.
and as han
~ fsis sf |iRHEHrAn TO oHDrHA
Six resdy. Shirts for %; 81, diminished Shirts
Hiss Fine Rn Fi6tississaaffssSSsss.n ''
rHoMPsoNs SHIRT FACTORY,
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRIoEOF COKE.
DELIVERED To ALL PARTS OF THE OITY
AT THE SAME RATE.
New schedule: Full Load Of . bushels for p .;
smaller loads cents par bushsl, ssrsass . cent?.
Apply to once ofwsshins ton ssslixht Company.
a. Tenth street northwest M First street y
.,.t or IN 10 sr,dre .trs.. esorss.e~.. II
Ia M. FAssE
ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER,
ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER,
formerly Of Chicago,)
s2s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
GALLERY AND STUDIOS or,s rRr, TO ALL.
iys-u
COLUMBIA BANK NOTE COMPANY,
No. sos Pennsylvania avenue,
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EDUCATIONAL.
- e-ssz~-~~-ssN-~.gICJ~a-ss ~NNNNSN
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE COLUMBIAN UNI
SUMNER COURSE OF LECTURES.

SUMNER COURSE or LECTURES.
Diseases of the Genito- Urinary System. by J.
Ford Thompson; NJ. y: The M,crcsc0ps in dag
Shiidren, BY A. p; K::kins., ~ p. The ORGANS q
Chemistry. ~ y. T. Fristoe, n. D., Ii; D;
Cones. N; D.. ~; D., U; s., a; Minor Surgery
The course Of insiruetic .iii be made as practi-
cal possible, and free OF charge to mAtricuiants
and graduates of the college.
Elliott s GoSe Sn sffSs Is s
8 at the College bulldog, on II street, between
and public respectfully invited to attend. For
particulars apply 10 JOHN Riley, M. D.,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT UNIVERSITY
Nl OF GEORGETOWN.
The summer session will commence at College
building, corner Of Tenth and st reets. MONDAY,
hasns g. TSs pubic are
FACULTY.
Prof Charles Hagner. NJ. D., Lecturer on
Diseases OF the Respiratory Organs and Laryn-
r. ). Murphy, A. NJ, NJ. D.. Lecturer on Dis
eases OF the Genito- Urinary Organs.
J. Q. Beale, NJ. D.. Lecturer on Surgical APP
pu Prns J and MINOR cSrseT will ds,,v.r
course on Obstetricsl operation.
Prof @. h. A. Kleinschmldt, NJ. D.. will deliver
course on Generation and Development
Clinics will be given at Providence Hospital and
At the Children's Hospital. Attendance nee to ali
mAtriculants OF the College.
For further i r. 4. Hsaf CRIB D., Dean
mh27-2ws [starI 1880 New York ave.
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UHLX DEsfySSES FEE0cM RAKHKH-
u (Kslzhlish-e ixRl
n YEAEe or lprEEaEErs SuuR
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AUCNr yEKSuN--ruHIB oF WASH,
-N1 ISGIgN,
rns <Ssansr AA1Dw. Captain FRANK HoL.
EIysifhAAEs Eeaues the ssventh-street wharf
RAmN- G>rnAi.1 szcrptesiJ o. % - L. retar1trs
n.snf NO .. Including .iuts.inn To Mansion and
G--saunfA oel3-n
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ErzmEh sfnrvs~ G 81 hst<esn secaad and Third
49, md SKIN street. sse~Ssn saa
COAL AND vooB,
Lifss LIS " va LII is sfgz u. uurrnAsH
OAK AVID PINE Hoop
OAK AND FINE wOOD
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Crrr a. 11usszI& snEr,fay. April n. at noon.
GET az BznHsS snrurfsr. April n az NJ
ON dsCnzsrxn- s.mrtnr, Nay s NAN.
CrrI on AssruHAE- s.nzr,tays MAJ Z. sr. N.
Es.<nx-rs III md THESE Steamers tasteflIly
h1-t NJ .n.l tns stznsrosms larxe and perfectly
s-a ss ,s.n:i ssrs vsr h : . as nah 81 and
,sss 10y s...ans ne , Liability q sea ,isa.
md nnrastssS s.sa-sssms, osrass's shspN slectric
sSirssss ssa9se s,9ns sss s Ire s ss as
a1ns az RassAse ~ aud n1a. roi.i. aceoriinx TO
ssazaT rrtp rissses-s D 8 an ia Eoi.l
ssssrass-rh M nm ~ Rsins &C .s,iseed rates.
errm IS ssSsfvai- View York.
ESR Soa.vLE EUErREss MONROE
rne s~fr nnsl stsnsnr sreamer LADY OF THE
49, -asss sS very SoSpsY aSt III itTS ssph9
g ssi;.TN e. N; gun aIs..IS -sa steamers for
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bought and sold on commission. Money loaned
and Investments made on approved collateral.
HsRdauarters for payment Of specfaI tares, and
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REMOVAL
PETER CAMPBELL,
BANKER AND BROKER,

the Corcorzn Building. corner Of Pennsyiv aniA
avenue and Fifteenth street front. NO. 1884,
few doors west OF the old, Stand AboveWulArds.
stecks, Bonds, Gold, and all kinds of
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UNIVERSAL r. R. TICKET OFFICE.

RAILROAD TICKETS TO or from all points
bought, exchanged or sold att reduction Of ONE
DO1LAR upon any other once depot In this city,
Ticket good TIL used. Baxgage CHECK ed through.
hSP.,1m,ss mpsan - WV wh c,aSH Sore.
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.Ssgs.sas m s:rs g:
syles. me best vors manshir and esst ITALIAN
HtuHLu 1usrsrtepf ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-10

The Neus says this is what happened at
Indianapolis on the I'd: "The sky was as
clear to the eye as ever it was since God
made the ornament but most perceptible
rain was falling, and continued for some
minutes. About the horizon and above it
for 800 or more there were banks of clouds; ;
but all around the zenith, and far down the
sky in every direction, there was no cloud
at all, and there was no wind at the earth s
surface sufficient to carry rain at an angle
that would bring it from the clouds OH the
horizon, allowing them TO baye been much
nearer than clouds generally are. 1t was a
cl ear case Of sraincfrom clear skye
In China the Government long ago ceased
to coin the precious metals or regulate "the
value thereof Gold in China is not money.
Silver is money, but neither is coined. :Both
arc merchandise, and pass by weight and
tineness. The Chinese Government pro-
yides one coin. and one coin only, for the
use Of its people-namely, an ugly, coarse,
and comparatively. heavy disc, composed
mainly of iron, with a little copper; cast,
and not stamped, and bearing some rude
characters, letters, or signs upon its sur
faces. This coin, which is known among
foreigners by the name of s'cash," has o
value of about one mill, American money,
and is made with hole in the centre for
convenience in stringing in tens and its
decimal multiples.-Mr., WeltS's letter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-10

II NATIONAL INK EsTERaD Ann PLuSpERED
3Br AfAsgEp RpRagRs. " slhsifs Hait, IN. u !,
July riIe KeesegiiIe National Bank was
robbed hast night BIZ seven or eight masked
burglars, The watchmeR were bound and
gagged, the Vault and Maryin's spherical
DALI ike) safe blown open, and the con-
tents carried away. The bank loses 81 900
In currency, 5000 in the town Of Chester
field bonds. 81, 080 In Government bonds,
and $1,000 lin Essex county bon ds-totaf,
.sI5 900. Parties who, left packages in the
amoi,nt of IRON, $50, 900 to seo, 000.s 81 Bills
receivable OF The bank and coilectien-notes
were also token. - ~ VI
Nsn Pork, july THE Keeseyille New
York; National Bank notifies brokers not
to buy the town OF Chesterfield bonds, pay
able at Park Bank, LOCO each, Nos, ., y,
10. III, IL, and Is; and Essex county bonds,
each 800 or more, Nos. 10, II, y, 10, 49,
and 49, .fas u 80 $50 3Y,G 'ty4.
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DANVILLE.
PRESENT TO THE PENITENTIARY-CoUNCIL
ITEMS e.,

FIRE-SENT TO THE PENITENT1ARY-CoUNClL
ITEMS. 'rs-
ICor.espondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.J
.....-. ..... -.-. .s#l s.- JULY 8, 1877.
About 10 O'Clock Saturday night the brick
building belonging to Dr.. T. D. Stokes,
and forming part of the long block on the
north side OF the lower end OF Main street,
was found to be on fire in the third story.
After about two hours, work the fire was
extinguisbed. The property OF Mr.. G. w.
Crumpecker, furniture-dealer, who occu-
pied the second and third stories, was much
injured, and much damage was done to the
goods OF Messrs. McCully & Bernard, gro
GERS, who occupied the lower floor. un.
derstand that Mr.. Crumpeeker was not in
sured. Messrs. McCully Il Bernard are in
sured, and so is DIR. Stokes. l.,t<
On Saturday the case Of Charles Williams
was tried in the Hastings Court-Judge, Il.
w. Flournoy presiding-and he was sem
fenced to the penitentiary for one year TOT
felony. Williams is q negro, Is very black,
and looks rather foolish; but he is gradu-
ate OF O5erlin College, Ohio, and the po-
licemen say he reads Latin and French with
some fluency. He has particular fondness
for fine books, and for the pleasure OF
taking them from the parlor-tables OF the
best houses. He had previously served
term in the chain-gang for theft OF this cha
racter.
Resolutions adopted by the newly organ-
lied Council provide for a statement and
settlement Of the accounts Of the treasurer
and auditor, for monthly settlement OF the
treasurer with the collector, for monthly re-
ports of receipts and disbursements by the
treasurer, and for estimates Of approprla-
tons necessary and semi-annuaii appropria-
tons +. 81 - ALPHA.
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se.CENT STORE.

40 TO THE 99-CENT STORE FOR
GENTLEMEN'S WHITE SHIRTS. Have just
received new lot worth double what we have
heretofore sold for 99c. Bosom and Cuffs war
rsntcd pure linen, and the fit perfect. just Try
them.
A uew-style LINEN COLLAR" Champion Cut
IN such a manner as to make it the coolest ana
most perfect ftting Collar In the market;
A snlendid assortment of GOLD-PLATED PEN
and PENCIL-CAsEs and PENS, complete
warranted for ave years; -
A fne line of LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR;
Several new and desirable styles Of TRIMMING not
offered till this week:
A comnlete assortment OF CROCkERY much ,, below
the regular prices. First quality
A .JOB of about twenty dozen CHlP MEhh"
sCHAUM PIPES for 5oc.-only soc. to close
Nav designs in MAJoLICA PITCHERS, PLATES
and FANCY GOODS;
! IL. Of WHALEBoNE WHIPS anlengths-worth
sl.75 TO 1926;
CRoQUET always, 1l&Fts, -
~ Hes . AZ ~ sos BROAD STREET. :.
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The, cloud-burst. on the, road between
Cheyenne and Deadwood OH June Goth came
like flash. Tie morning was clear and
pleasant At noon there were few scat
tering drops of rain. An hour after this
the wind iashed itself into a cyclone, and
carried with it deluge Of hallstones nearly
rs large as hens'-eggs. An hour afterward
a wave seven feet high rolled down the
Chugwater., A detachment of the Third
cavalry, encamped near the bank, was over
whelmed by the flood. The dry bed OF the
creek. on which no water had flowed for
six years, suddenly became seething river
fifteen feet deep. The coach from Dead
wood in crossing the Chugwater floated iikea
raft, and mail-carrier in sulky was swept
down stream hundred yards. When the
passengers arrived at Deadwood and took
their places before the bar they had big
story to tell. Acres OF hailsrone- drifts, va
rying in depth from two to five feet!
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sMIsCEILA n Eo Us n EVVs..
eoNprrKos o q. r 3 co !. Z cRor.

PREPARATIONS FOB THE of,ANGEMEH's
PARADE At MONTREAL TROUBLE Ar
pREHENDED-A TWo-HUNDRED-THOu
sAND-DoLLAR FIRE IN DEL NoRTE COL =
A THEATRE PARTLY BURNED IN LON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF A BANKING INsTI-
TUITION IN PATERSON IN. J,-FATAL EF-
FECTs OF "A WHIRLwlND IN WISCONSIN
LOUISIANA, JUDICIAL MATTERS En-
CITING COMMENT IN WASHINGTON -DIF-
FIcULTY BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES
ANDyESEzUELA sETTLED-PROGREss OF
THE Russo-TURKIsH wAR-T II f; TAN
PRESBYTERIAN COUNCIL, SC.
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The Constitution OF Canada is the best
political Constitution of an Anglo-SaXon
people that exists on the whole earth. The
Constitution of the United States is with
ont exception the worst political Constitu-
ton of an Auglo-Saxon people that was
ever devised or set up In the world. The
Constitution Of Canada is q responsible re-
public. The Constitution Of this country
is an irresponsible elective monarchy, TO
propose the annexation OF Canada to
America is to propose that the Canadians
shall give up the best republican Constitu-
ton In the world for that of an elective
monarchy, with all its inherent causes and
inevitable infamies of the spoils-d!sease
grown chronic The Canadians will never
assent to such proposition. They would
be perfect idiots to do So Chicago Times.
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), WAR AGAINST HoRsE-T HIETEs IN KEN
TUcKY.-- Cincinnati, July 81 A company OF
light guards left CoyinSton last evening for
Grayson, Carter county, Ky., under in-
structions from the Governor TO report to
the sheriff of Carter county, to assist himi
arresting band OF horse.thieves and despe-
radoes who have long been terror to the
citizens OF that county. The thieves are
numerous, and we'll organized and armed.
1t is expected they will offer desperate re-
sistance TO the officers. ~ -
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latest FOREIGN NEWS.
Painu.-;Plr.esby ia, Couiin1cil.
INTERESTING CoMMITTEE REPORTS

>'a':E1NTEREsTIrG COMMITTEE REPORTS. ,,-
EDINBURGH, July 9.-Principal Cowan, OF
Canada, was the president OF the meeting
Of to-dayoi the Pan-Presbyterian Council.
PAPERS were read by Rev. DR.. McCosh, OF
Princeton, on discoveries in science and
philosophy, and by Rev. DR.. Patton, OF
Chicago, on infidelity. Rev. DR.. Goane, OF
Allegheny, spoke on intemperance in the
United States. He said there were 100000
saloons and 100000 habitual 'drunkards, OF
whom $4,000 die yearly. The Counch
adopted a resolution as to the value OF the
Sabbath, day and the conduciyeness OF IN
temperance to irreligion. -, - II,
:, ..'~,<-dy England :.
- THEATRE PARTLY DESTROYED By FIRE.
LONDON, July 9.-The. rotunda Of thea
tire here has been destroyed by tire.
~ Personal. t. - ...t .ar
LONDON, July 9.-Mme. Tietcns's cendi-
ton is again critical. :sr eH4a:t
.HEtft3;t& u. France.
- LIBEL SUIT.
PARIS. July 9.-The Republique Franeaise
intends to prosecute the editor Of the OFF,
icial bulletin Des Consnnunes Tor libellmg the
ReDublioue IrancaiSe, and NJ. Gambetta,
Of the journal des DebdtS, intends to
bring action against the Government Tor
violating the rights Of the press. -! i
COUNCIL OF MINISTRIES MANIFESTO. !, !,
PARIS, July z9.-The Temps says the
Council Of Ministers has determined upon
its selection OF official candidates for the
constituencies except the TWENTY-FIVE re-
a manifesto oi Che Count De Chambord
will appear shortly -, ,h ;,s ,,, go IS.
. "a "a ~, 49,, Germany. /. ais .l.ss, Z.
/ THE EXPECTATIONS OF HORSES prohibited.
BERIrv, July 9.-The Official Gazette
publishes decree prohibiting the export OF
horses from Germany. is,.l ~.
g The Eastern Conflict. - 80 Il. = "a
J s,9azl a TURKISH CAMP CAPTURED. :. !,
LONDON, July 9.--A Reuter- telegram from
ST. Petersburg says: The following is q
disnatch from the Gar, dated yesterday
GA body OF cavalry, with battery, sur:
nrised Tiernoya, on Saturday and captured
Turkish camp with ammunition and bag
gage. The artillery are approaching Tier.
nova. ar Sif4s1 sts . y ~,
| RETURN OF RUSSIAN ESPEprTIoS. 7 s
.TsHERAS, July 9.--The Russian expedi
t;on against TurcomaIls is retiring iron
(KazeiaYat towards Krasno yodsk. I
I RUSSIAN EXPORTS TO iALLAY ApsrRllA1s Ar ll
Esf5 u TENSIONS. 81 i. u: ass
sarasnoS.e July 9.-The Iinles's Buchares
fcorrespondent ,of, the 4th Of July says = ~ y
Idications are observable that Russlas elioI.
I to ;dissuade Rohmania from taxing ac 'tllN
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FATAL ACCIDENT AT BASEBALL MATCH.
Po,1ghleepsie, N. K,:July lin game OF
baseball this afternoon al Wappinger's
Falls between the Actives, Of that place.
and the Clippers. OF New York, the catcher
Of the Clippers (John Quigley, Of Harlem)
received fatal injury. He. was hurrying
to catch the ball when base-runner was
hurrying home from the third base. and as
Quigley- stopped to catch the ball the base
runners knee struck him in the forehead,
crushing his skull. Quigley'is dying.