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SILK MITTs, reduced in price, at Clark'5, 73a 1T
street.
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I'm
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SEND for quart bucket Howsons delicious ice
cream, Csc, bucket Included; sl25 gal, delivered
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The latest designs OF wall papers at R. W. Hen
derSon & Co.'S, lib street
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PERIsCoPIC BLUE AND SMOKED GLASSES, 81. at
PrcgaS w "
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
l. OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
l. OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.
WASHINGTON. C. June u. 1892.
PROPOSALS will he received at the Office OF the Su.
perntendent for furnishing supplies for the s. Urea
sury building, for the fiscal ending Jue 80 1885,
ana will be submitted in classes. '
awards will be made for articles enumerated In the
following classes only 20 regular dealers therein viz
Furniture, Fuel. Forage. Hardware Ice InInber and
DRY Goods. All other items will be included in class
miscellaneous and will be subject open conn etition
Proposals will be opened on the following dates;
Miscellaneous Supplies at II O'Clock noon TUESDAY
Hardware, at IL O'Clock, noon. WEDNESDAY,, June
-, 1882.
Furniture. at - O'Clock. neon, THURSDAY June 20.
1882.
Lumber, at II O'Clock. noon, FRIDAY, June 30 1882
Ice, at O'clock y. m. FRIDAY, June 80, 1882.
Fuel, at IL O'Clock, noon, SATURDAY. Juy l. 1882.
Dry Goods at O'Clock I'm. SATURDAY. July j.
successful bidders will be required &c deliver suppes
within thirty days after acceptance Proposa except
in classes Fuel. Ice and Forage
schedules and additional particulars will be furnished
uIon application 10 the Superintendent.
he department. reserves the right TO reject any al
No contract will be awarded for the supplies referred
70 above until appropriation for their purcha shall
have been made by Congress.
CHAS. J. FoLGER.
!elf-W,Im. OF Secretary.
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LADIES' HOSIERY, reduced in price, at Clarks, 7a2
9TH St
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At the closing exercises of St Peters Paro-
ehial Institute last evening" after interesting ex-
ercises, premiums were awarded to the following
boys: T. Casey, j. Torrens, NJ. King, j. Burke, T..
Chapman, E Coleman, l. Gates, F. Richards. NJ.
curtin, E. Nc Cormick, A. Richards, &. Stanford,
W. Mekenna, C. Gates, E. Mitchell. =. Marceron,
X OLeary, E. Clarke. j. MahOney, II. Padgett, j.
BowdeD. r. Thorne. ID. Curtin, ID. Mulcahey, j.
Leonard, T. Mcdonnell, F. Holland, j: Holland, J.
Heaiy. A; Langley. E Hartuett, J. Mulhar, J.
acMenamn. p: Loughran, II. Bowden, II. Cole
man, j. Pope, e. Pope, T. Dwyer G. Gates, f. Doc
ley, I. Smith. j. Heneger, G. Cannon, w. Young,
N. Torrens, X. Mccormick. F. Barr, F. Johnson,
+. Jenkins. F. VIrnstein, w. Scott, j. Curtain. c.
Berkeley, j. Byrne, J. Crimnin, F. Bright. Pre-
miunS were awarded to the following girls: s.
Waltemeyer. G. Padgett, NJ. Reilly, K. Kelly, NJ.
son, A. Marynan, NJ. Maggie, N Hartnett, E.
Dougherty, NJ. Greenwich, l. Bright K. Young, A.
Clinord, NJ. Dolan, H. Brasnahan. NJ. Tuohy, NJ
Dorsen, E. Healy, n. Padgett, l. Healy, NJ. Curtin,
f. Doddrell, K. Wall, NJ. Morgan, A. Chapman, NJ
sullivan, j. Meehan, E. Mcmahon, w. O'Connor,
A. OBold, NJ. O'Brien, NJ. DorSen, E. Meehan, c.
Dougherty. l. Mulhall, A. Shea, NJ Barr, X. Dor
sen, L. Knott, A. Fleishell, N Hogan, L. Stamford,
N Mccormick M. B0lger, A. Waltemeyer, NJ. Cart
land, C. Johnson, B. Reilly, j: Langly, NJ. Langly,
c. Marceron, r. Tuohy, S. Walsh, E. Wall, A.
Young, Z. Marcy, NJ. Mulvehill, A. Clarke, n Boil
ger, X. Stanford A. Clarke, A. Ritter Il. Shea and
NJ Shea Special premiums for catechism awarded
to Master E. Coleman, Miss A. OBold and Miss NJ
OBr1en. Gold crosses were awarded among the
boys to j. TorrenS and j. OCOnnor and among the
girls TO M. Reilly, j. Meehan and A. Clarke.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
FRIDAY
June 23. 1852.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WARRINGTON. DC. June %. 1852. 9:3O am.
For the middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy
weather and local thunder storms, southeast to
southwest winds, lower barometer, stationary or
slight rise In temperature.
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GENTS HOSIERY, reduced In price, at Clark's, 73s
Gth ST.
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BEWARE OF IMITATION
Harris Roach Fowler.
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IMPORTED on On dra1ght, GO 9th street.

s39 9TH ST. -
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THE BEALL-COOK CASE, in which Mr.. l. A.
Beall, for whom Mr.. Cook was counsel in his
action against the b. & o. r. r. for damages re-
sulting from the child of the defendant being
killed and wife injured, to recover an amount OF
Judgment he claimed to be retained by Cook, was
concluded this morning by sealed verdict in the
Circuit Court for defendant.
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scARFs and ties, reduced, at Clark's, 7ss 7th st.
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PARAsoLs, below cost. j. E. Young, 736 7th st.
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The Marked popular Favor
accorded to Hub Puncl' is amply warranted. No
other punch made when required for use can rival
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. &c.

A TTENTION! X G. A. R.!-TAKE YOUR
Friends to Marshall Hall, on Moonlight Excursion
JUNE 23d, by GOLDEN RULE LODGE 1. .. o. T.
Steamer Corcoran, at p. m. Tickats so cts It,
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SUMNER RESORTS.
avsnass Opese.s ooasle-s Han AVN CAPE bhAI
May. n. =. Newly furnished throughout. vEy\9
bi Ss Cape g A.s
NJ. s,., s n,,., CAPE NJ
est Of ,se TsSe sc snH "'s . IAN.
and all modern Improvements. Sewage system APP
s Ss a ''0 - H' MRS. F. HALLENBEcK.
DIVER VIEW HOUSE. OXFORD. Md, NOW
~ open The N ost delightful summer re- IA
landings; salt water bsthins, boating and fshinT
aasTsss Ess re Psnss a 9a
SHENANDoAH ALUM SPRINGS. SHENANDOAH
For F.: S Sssa sSs1s 3Es 'aS f
REDFoKDo M1Sa e A.. s SPRINGS N HOTEL
JASON R Sa Of the old FoIn.ana
'ls 5 aS' sH iss Msa,ssi had
Railroad Offices and Basgage checked through.
Of the waters and viii Be stTeS
be Fl the ah he
cepnon OF residents OF the county and those
son HEIRS: S.EpEoKB sfEfSSs Pa. INC AND1A-
fss MA s sRAFEk e North Charles
ington. d. c., and SHAFER CO., 1908 Arch street.
Philadelphia Pa.
je2-6w THE ANDERSON HEIRS, Proprietors
Is sPHTS SE MILL BE OPEN FOR BOARD
per 70 for t esa,ss
years Invariably Is cents.
Fruit, fishing, medical bills and medicine all free
New attractions for this season room, fine
seine. ice cream and soda fountain. Mail arrives
promptly Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY. at River
Springs, and the Proprietor is Postmaster Address,
DR.. x. p. BLACKSTONE,
ae2-2m River Springs, Md.
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PROPOSALS.

TVNREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Il WASHINGTON, d. O., June o. 1882
Sealed Proposals will be received at the ofce OF the
Ss s. nntiI TWELVE O'CLOCK, NOON.
Ashes. &C., from the Treasury Building during Tie
fiscal year ending June 80. 1883.
intendent.
The Department the right reject any or al
je2S-N A. WEBSTER, Chief Clerk.
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HOTEL ALBION,
IL ATLANTIC CITY, NJ Il
Opens ha for the season Of 1882 Saturday,
appointed hotel in Atlantic City, An open air pavion
with an unobstruced floor of 500 square yards for hops
and anus ements has been added this season.
GEO. l.. JACO3Y, Manager.
500. LENTZ 4 SIEGRIST,
Jel3-2m Proprietors.
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WASHINGTON GROVE HOTEL. NEAR GATH
so &c er 1sn1 MONTGOMERY county, Nd Sea AAA
Met ropolitsn branch of the B&O .R.k. II ls.HE
miles from Washington altitude between 600 and 100
rect above water pumps of excellent water;
beautiful grove OF forest shade trees. WASH. Il.
WILLIAMS SONS. Managers. ieI2-9w
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TowsoN's,

Geo PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
SOUTH SIDE.
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MOUNTAIN TOP HOTEL l., 99s FEETx
Nl above Tide Water Situated in Virginia. Yea
on Chesapeake and Ohio Railway; 40 miles lis; 1
from Washington City, and l2l miles from Richmond,
Va is now open for visitors. HENRY l.. MASSIE,
Prop, Alton Depot Va. my3l- I'm
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HOTEL COLUMBIA,
Ill OCEAN BEACH, N. j.. S.,I
OPENS JUNE 9TH VcNAS
For illustrated circular. terms. &e.. address lIns l
1e1O-1Gi FRED. Z. FOSTER
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Mrs. c. V. SMITH Is RECEIVING DAILY THE
w latest styles of MILLINERY, including Round
Hats Bonnets Flowers, Plumes. etc. Old LADIES
and BONNES CAPS a specially. els 9th street north
m
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COKsErs, great reduction, at Clark,s, 7sa 18th st.
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TO GLYMONT. WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1892
Steamer KEYPORT Will leave It'll street wharf at a.
NJ and p. Tickets, so cents; Children, IS cents.
P. S.-An tickets sold for steamer J. W. Thomson
are good only change being place and time of leaving
of boat ie2I st
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THE HERALD's 1sT SEPTEMBER ED
CONGRATULATIONS 100000.

On the LIST day of September next the
HERALD will issue its % Annual Extra Edi-
ton, and which, after the style of last
years, will contain all manner of informa-
ton in regard to the state Of Texas, It's re-
sources and capabilities, its political con-
dition, its business, its lines of railway,
with character and amount of their opera
tions through the year, lis agricultural,
manufacturing and mining interests.
The edition will be valuable to all the cit
zens of Texas and to those of the county at
large, who are more On less concerned in the
prospects of this great and rapidly growing
Empire State. To the farmer, the stock
raiser the merchant, the manufacturer,
the mechanic, the miner and the.transport-
or it will be ofthe highest value.
AS many as 100000 copies of this extra
ordinary edition will be put into circulation,
and they will be scattered throughout the
United States and Europe. 1t
will therefore afford the best
possible medium to the advertiser who may
have his business to advertise, or lands for
sale, mineral stock or farming. No. ex.
pense or effort will be spared to make it the
most complete, accurate and reliable of all
expeditions Of the true status of Texas in
every respect, that have yet been furnished
to the world.
Only u limited number of advertise
ments will be taken, as the space will be
valuable, and all such must be contracted
for and handed in before the LIST day of
August.
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the American navy

As Alexandria islikely toattract attention,
it may be of interest to those who have not
studied their biographies closely of late,
to state few lacts about it. From u city
of some 5000 population hundred years
ago, it has now reached 3oO,O00-a great
many thousand being foreigners represent
ing nearly every nationality. II is situated
directly upon the Mediterranean and at
the mouth ofthe eastern branch of the delta
of the Nile. The city proper is built upon
the isthmus connecting the mainland with
the Isle of Pharos and upon the island it,
sell, On the isthmus is European. Aiexan-
dria, where are the principal hotels, banks,
ship offices, etc. In this quarter also is the
Place Mchemit Ali, or the grand square,
where the recent riot took place. There
are two harbors, one on either side, the
eastern and western, and it is in
the latter that the English flee,
now is and on the opposite side from the
European quarter, and nearest to the old
or Turkish quarter SO that the latter woult
first suffer from the ropoScd lombard
ment. The Qualifications are of long earth
works behind which the defenders are en-
trenched and upon which the heavy guns ar,
mounted bearing on the fleets. Es,pt il
selfis little over twice as large as Texa
and contains some 100000 inhabitants.
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the multitude, problem to the profession,
freak of nature which may be seen but
cannot be understood, as much an enigma
to the faculty as To the unscienti6c crowd,
and whose dual unity sets all the doctrines
of either physical or psychological life at de-
fance; two, yet one; divided, yet united;
distinct, yet welded; reminding us of the
lines written DO years ago by John Cleve-
land, the loyal poet of the time of the Sec
ond Charles:
Problem If sexes! Must thou likewise be
As dispulable in thy pedigreeT
Thou twins in one. In whom Dame Nature tries
To throw less than deuce upon two dice.
'Wer't thou serv' d up two in one dish, the rather
To split thy sire Into double father?
Nature lost one by thee, and therefore must
Slice one in two to keep her number just"
In too many monstrosities we have men,
tai imhecility added to physical malforma-
ton, but III this dual mulatto girl the high
est mental gifts are added to conformation
which sets science at defiance. Two heads,
four arms, four lower extremities. two dis
tinct intelligences, two thinking faculties
united by and centering in one body, per-
forming all the animal functions. Acting
independently Of each Other, yet thoroughly
dependent on the common body for sup.
port, one head talking in English, while
the other holds converse in French or Ital-
ian; singing a duet, in which one head
MARBLES cOntralto, the other tenor, and vet
so closely united that the pressure of fin
ger upon the foot of one thrills through the
nervous systems of both, that is if both"
can be used to designate what though sep
aratcd is Joined.
After the show this dual unity received
representatives of the medical profession
and the newspaper press in the parlors of
the Palmer house, at which every daily pa
per in the city was represented and the
following medical men were present: Doc
tors A. IL. Foster, ii. s. Hahn, Il. G. Dun
can. A. X. Crawford, +. w. jerks, Il. Gar.
rott, G.. X. Dyas, IL. I. Byford, "A. NJ.
Thompson, f. Marguerat, Il. p. Miller, A.
Lagorie c. s. Eldridge, J. s. Hunt, ]. NJ.
Hall, etc. Ample opportunity,was given to
these gentlemen to ascertain by actual ex.
animation the wonderful amalgamation of
the.two intelligences, and the singleness. Of
the trunk of the marvellous Mile Chris
tine, who talked, sang, walked, danced,
and did all she or they could do to satisfy
curiosity or assist science. This freak of
nature has been all over the civilized world,
and, so far, no medical man or scientist has
been able to explain the rationale of her
compound existence the nervous system,
which in the upper half being entirely dis.
tinct, is homogeneous in the lower. extrem-
tiles and other anomalies existing which
are more fitted for q scientific treatise than
the columns Of daily paper She will be
present at every exhibition given by the
Bachelor Doris circus during this week,
and Will doubtless prove a great drawing
card.
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Tnr local columns q tho Chicago Inter.
Ocean oil a day or two since contained the
following notice of recent action by the con.
tractors for our new capitol; AT the
opening OF the bids at the office Of MkssRs.
BAncocg, GAyLoR Il Co., No. l5i Lasalle
street, yesterday. the persons to whom
they were submitted concluded to accent
none Of them. There were about twelve Of
these bids TO build the Texas State House
submitted by persons in Chicago, st. Louis
Boston, and Austin, Texas, and tho bid.
for some portions of the work were satislac
tory. The persons who opened and passed
upon the bids were tho members Of the
firm mentioned above, and MkssRs. G. b
and ]. v. FARwElL. These gentlemen stat,
that they have not yet decided what they
will do, as they entertain somc intention O
doing the work themselves but ifthey dc
not they will be ready to T cclve new bid.
II about \ nAon.n,'
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TnE Brenham Banner says that CoLoYrL
JAMES d. SIMPSON is looming up as can.
didate for lieutenant governor, il tattering
press notices are indicative of sentiment
through the state. The home journal gen.
orally voices It's people, and CoLoNRL SIMr.
SON has never been mentioned but his emf
ncnt fitness for the Office has at once been
admitted. Pretty much the entire press OF
the state have noticed his candidacy and
admitted its strength, The Galveston con.
vention will, as it now seems, be apt al
once to approve OF the universal testimony
to his fitness and claims by a Hattcring
nomination. We know of no practical op
posi,ion.
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The Boi, d Arc club held its usual meet
ing Sunday morning, with a good atten
dance of members. Colonel w. ID. Wylis
was the lecturer tor the day, and delivered
a pleasing address on music. The new Of
ticers conducted the duties of their various
positions like old veterans, and everything
moved on smoothly. Colonel John B.
stone, in few remarks, suggested that the
club ought to have song to be sung in its
opening ceremonies, and generously pro-
posed to offer prize of $25 for the best
sopg, to be chosen by committee, ex-
pressivc OF the objects, aims, and
notices Of the club. TO carry his
suggestion into effect, he made motion
which was unanimously adopted, that the
president appoint committee of five to
receive manuscripts from competitors and
to select the best and most appropriate one
submitted. This motion was amended by
Colonel 7. 5. Pfouts to the effect that Mr..
Lawrence NJ. knepily, the president, bethe
chairman of this committee and that he
appoint the other four members. This
amendment was accepted by Colonel Stone
The members of the committee appointed
by the president were: Colonel John b.
Stone, Colonel r. S. ffouts, Colonel w. D.
Wylie. and Mr.. Joseph l.. Potter. The
committee will receive manuscript
up to the 3lst Of August, inclusive, and
will pass upon the merits of the numerous
songs which may be submitted between the
LIST and Sd OF September, so as to report to
the club at its meeting on Sunday, the Sd
of September. 1t. has been suggested
that competitors send their productions to
Mr.. Lawrence NJ. Knepny, anonymous
ly, and that they send their names and adj
dress With the title Of their productions in
a sealed envelope not to be opened until the
award is made, to Mr.. G. l.. Martin, secreta.
~, Competition is open to all who may
wish TO contend for the prize.
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San Antonio.
Special to the Herald.

special 10 tne Herald,
SAN ANTONIO, July 10.-Oflicers of the
Granger syndicate and the Morgan rail-
way interests have been here for
couple of days past and it
is understood that the object of their
visit is to arrange for the grading of their
roads, both lines being surveyed, and it is
now stated that the Morgan road from the
coast will commence extension the LIST Of
September. A survey OF the Erlanger
route from Vicksburg Pass and twenty
miles from the city has been made, but the
understanding is the road must come here,
Two boys, Siebert and Wamblr, aged Is
and 10, sons of good families, H,re caught
yesterday in the act OF burglar ling shoe
shore. They had previously catered an
adjacent saloon, taken kerosene md poured
it about the doors, the intention being to
set it on fire at night for the lun of seeing
the conllagration.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
Continued from first page.
Kansas City.


Special To the Herald.
KAS;As CRY, July l0.--Geo Chapen, pro
prietor ola carriage shop in Wyandotte,
left home on July 4th, and has not been
seen since. Ii is sflairs were somewhat in
volved aud ii is intimated he absconded.
He leaves young and interesting wife, q
bride of only few months, who be-
lieyes him TO have been ioully dealt with
Miss Nellie Mckinney, living about
three miles from this city across the Kansas
line was shot in the shoulder yesterday by
u brother who was cleaning an old pistol.
She lies in a critical condition.
Johanna Johnston, young Swedish
lady, was at the Union depot
this morning mourning the departure OF
Il young nobleman, with whom she
came from Stockholm, with the understand
ing that they would be married on their
arrival here, He took all the money they
had, when arriving here, and left her pen
Diltss and without friend. She cannot
speak any English. She is in a delicate
situation and will become mother in a
few days.
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County Commissioners Court.

The county commissioners court met in
special session yesterday for the purpose
of taking action in regard to the building
OF new bridge or the purchase of the
Trinity toll bridge, but as one fthe com.
mittee was absent, the matter was deferred
and regular routine business was taken up.
II was also the day on which the report of
the county collector was to be passed upon,
but he was absent and this was also post.
poned. The court adjourned to meet again
this morning.
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CoEsIcAYA, July 10.-0ur county has at
last received what every one Lad been
praying fora good rain, which has not as
yet ceased and which is bounteous enough
to satisfy even the ordinary granger.
The greenback convention, which will be
called in August will, in all probability,
meet in this city.
Our normal school is accounted success,
there being between thirty and forty
teachers in attendance and more daily ar
irving.
Mr.. Tom Phares, formerly of your city,
is lying very low with congestion of the
bowels.
A change of time will take place on the
Texas IL st. Louis railway next Monday.
Professor Hand, at the instance of Mayor
Irons while in Austin, was procured a
weeks vacation from his duties at the New
Brauniels normal school to come to Corsi-
cana and take preliminary steps towards
organizing our public schools, which open
in September.
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Special to the Herald,

special to the Herald,
GALVESTON, July l0.-Cotton closed
steady; low ordinary, %; ordinary, lOs;
good ordinary, lls; low middling, -; mid
ding, l2ti good middlng, 12B, Sales, y;
receipts, 81, including one bale of the new
crop from Arnockvillc, Dewitt county,
and consigned to Gust. Heye IL Co. The
bale is the second marketed OF the crop,
Houston having received the first
last Thursday. The Galveston
bale was sold in the cotton exchange this
morning to J. o, Agnes for $50, and was
shipped to New Orleans.
The remaining cases against VIM. NJ.
Edwardy were dismissed by the recorder
this aiterno on upon an understanding that
the grand jury had them under invcstiga.
ton. The grand jury will report on them
tomorrow,
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tn. recent set-to's between MEssRs. Cox
and BurrERwoErn and between SEooR ROBE.
SON and Mn, WHITTuoRNE in the house of
representatives, were of sufficiently excit-
ing character to suit n primary convention,
and probably no other political gathering
BurrERwoEru was denounced as a black.
guard and Robson as liar and pcrjurcr
The members should bc furnished with
moro ice and less whisky.
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THE "leisurly methods of the senate are
likely, 1t is said, to hold congress together
until the LIST of August. When the heat
and reported unhcalthiness of Washington
are considered, and the violent desire OF
the representatives to get back home and
look after their districts, it must be sur.
missed that the special attractions for the
senators in the capital are of an cxtraor.
binary character.