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OUR CHURCHES TOMORROW.

TTHTRD STREET A. NJ. e. CHURCH.
belWe n Leigh and Jackson streets, Rev. W i,
III. Bryant, Pastor. sunday school at 8 a. m.
preaching at IL a. m. 81 p. N. and 7 AS +. m.
TLETGH STREET C. N. E. CHURCH
between First and St. James sreets. Sunday
school at half past Q O'Clock a. M; services
at 8; rs in the afternoon and O'Clock in the
evening. WIN. w. BROWN. Pastor.
~ FIFTH Rect APTTS T
CHURCH, north Fifth opposite Jack son st..
Rev. FL. FL. Mitchell pastor; Service every
Sabbath at IL q. NJ. half past and p. m.
Sabbath School at q. m. l4.1.82tf.
MOUNT CAVALRY BAPTIST
CHURCH, on Williamsburg avenue just be-
low City Gas Works, services every Sabbath
at IL a. M, 8 p. m. and s p. m. Church
meeting every fourth Monday night; Sunday
school 9 a. M, REV. ARCHER FERGUS
son, pastor; Andrew jackson. clerk.
MOORE-S EET BAPTIST
CHURH, Moore street, near Brook avenue.
Preaching every sabbath at Ii A. NJ, 3 and
half past p. NJ. T.. Ii. PAYNE pastor. Sab.
bath School at half past A. M., j, H. Press
ey superintendent. l.7.S2.tt.
~ ST. PHILIPS P. f. CHURCH,
corner st. James and Leigh streets, Services
every Sunday at IL a. m. and p. M;
Wednesdays at 8 p. IN. Meeting OF the choir
Fridays. Sunday school at a. m. and the
Parrish school open daily at 8 u. M; Sewing
school every Wednesday at p. NJ. THOM>
AS w. CAIN PASTOR. 1.2S.tt.
~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. corner
Broad and College streets, REV. ). I'll.
HOLMES, pastor. Regular services every
Sabbath at IL a. M, 3 90 p. m. and O'Clock
ut night; prayer meeting every Wednesday
night; Sunday school at half past a. m. !;
Sunday school teachers meeting, Thursday
nights.
NJ FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH, (SID.
NkYl, west Main street, near Morton's
flOuRr Garden. StTvices every Sabbath ut
IL O'Clock a, m, and 81 and 81 p. NJ, Sunday
school at 8 a. M, covenant meeting
Sd Friday night in each month, regular
prayer meeting Wednesday night weekly
females prayer meeting Friday nights, com.
munlon Sd Sunday III each month at half
past p. m. z. K. SMITH, pastor; w. H.
Carter, Supt. Sabbath school; W. ii Brooks,
church clerk. l.7so2.u.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., July 1.-THE cor
respondence between Hubbel and Curtis
has had no appreciable effect on the cam
paien assessments OF the Congressional
Committee. The postmasters, navy.yard
laborers, and department clerks arc send
ing in the amounts called for, rs on pre-
vious similar occasions, and the aggregate
amount Of money collected bids fair to be
US large as ever, il not greater The
navy-yarls have responded with special
promptness. The Democratic element,
such us, iorinstance, Southern Postmasters,
have occasionally declined to contribute,
but in general the terms Of the circular arc
complied with by those to whom it was
addressed. A new charge is made in con-
nection with the political.assessment cir
cular. 1t is TINT the so.called voluntary
subscription circular sent out by the COM
mittec lMs been mailed in official envel-
opes, which has printed on the back that
their use, except for Government busi-
ness, subjects the offender to fine OF 500.
1t is understood that, il the Congressional
Committee desires an investigation, the
statement above made will DO proved. g
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Internal Revenue CLnngcs.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-Further amend.
ments to the Internal Revenue bill were
made by the Senate Finance Committee
today. A proviso was added to the first
section, that on and alter. August 10, 1852,
matches may be removed by the manu-
facturers thereof from the place Of manu-
iacture to wai ehouses within the United
States without attaching thereto the stamps
required by law, under such regulations
as may be prescribed by the Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue. The error in tho
second section concerning the tax to be
paid by retail dealers in leaf tobacco was
corrected by adding the words "per an
num- at end Of the section, 10 that the
clause in question now reads: "Retail
dealers in leaf tobacco shall pay $3.50, and
80 cents for each dollar on the amount of
their monthly sales in excess Of the rate Of
$500 per annum.n - The third section was
amended by changing the date when the
provisions OF tho bill relating TO cigars and
cigarettes are to 80 into effect from January,
1889, to October, 1852. T., {
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WASHINGTON, D. G., July l9.-In the
star route cases, John Cary, Of Oregon,
testified that he carried the mail over the
route from Canon City, Oregon, to Camp
McDermott. ~
a letter from Miner was produced. 1t
has the printed head OF the Overland Mail
Transportation Company, with the names
OF Vale, Williams and Miner as officers
Miner writes that it has come to his knowl-
edge that one Abbott, postmaster ut AL.
word, has been complaining 10 the Depart
ment that only weekly mail comes to him.
Miner directs Cary to sec this postmaster
and silence him, using money, II
necessary, for this purpose. lie
says Abbott probably knows nothing Of
through mail and would be satisfied with
weekly service. He adds: Abbott had
once before complained in the same way,
and had only ceased on the payment OF $50,
and was probably anxious now to get
more money. Cary is directed to report
his success 10 Williamson. The reading OF
this letter produced marked impression.
The cross.examination failed to shake the
direct evidence. r....
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BRIEF TEI.EGRAnS.

The mouldersnt tho Wisconsin AIalleable
Iron Works, Of Milwaukee, struck, yester-
day, on account OF the employment Of nom
union men. 5s.g5 s 81 -
4 w. IL. Chadwick, head chemist Of tho
powder manufacturing firm Of Dupont; &
Co., was killed yesterday afternoon by IN
explosion Of fchemicals d
The Republicans Of tho Sixth District
Of Ohio, in convention at Defiance, yester.
day, nominated Coll j. HI Brigham, of
Fulton county, for Congress.
Is iWm. Ritter, a5 negro, in Jail at !; Hender-
son, Ky, on charge Of Iaping and killing
Helen Brewster: a @mulatto Sgirl, l2 years
old, was taken from the Jail last night by a
mob and hung TO q tree. sSs7SSt rs.
Two sons OF Jas. a.. Todd, tagged IA and
10 years, drowned at Washington, Iowa,
last evening, in the large reservoir used for
supplying the city y5withS water. "a The older
went the; rescue Of the younger, and as
neither could swim both were drowned. ~
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National Educni niIonni As.oclaiIou. I

SARATOGA, July l9.-1'he National Elu.i
cational Association met this morning.
Hon. Gutavns J. Harr Of Atlanta, prresi..
dent, delivered the inaugural. IIc said he
was Southerner by birth, education and,
sentiment, and he felt that he trnly repre.
sented the bulk Of people us we'll as the
educated classes, when lie said "Iet by
gone, he bygones. L the dead bury the y
dead, and !et what has been standgwe wifi.
busy ourselves with tho present, which Isl
living" These are the sentiments OF The
De men oi tho South, and certainly The
people OF all sections Of the country will 4
heartily respond. Tho whole address was
in this spirit and was very cordially re-
eeiyed. l'rot Ell T. Tappln, OF KENYON
College, Gambler, read a paper on ."Thel
uhivcrsity-lts Place and Work In tbe
American System Of Education.n -
An appeal was made 10 get influence 10
bear OH Congress 10 restore the appropri.3
ations iorthe National Department Of Ed
1cation which was cut down by the present
Congress. j was suggested that il il was
gotten into the River; and lIarbor bill i 4
would be liberal enough. l,l5gf. I,
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STRAY SHOT.
N0tcs ma Incidents of tho lombard
meat OF Alexandria.

N'"tSo "bsN VI mo bOnDuEus
meat OF Alexandria.
LONDON, July l2.-Thc Globe says: Dur.
ing the bombardment yesterday tcle-
phone was attached ut Malta to the Alex
andria cable, and though it w,ls i'm.
possible TO communicate verbally, tho
bombardment was plaiuly audible ut the
Malta end OF the cable.
The war office has ordered n comnany of
engineers to be organized rs railway con.
struction company, and materials for light
lines will be prepared. .ll''',
MADRID, July l2.-The news Of the BON.
bardment OF Alexandria caused profound
sensation. The action WIS uniayorably
commented on in some quarters. ,
LONDON, July IA correspondent ON
board the llclicon sends the following:
The loss Of the Egyptians must be dread.
iul. Numbers Of shell struck the works
Immediately about the guns and threw up
vast columns OF yellow dust. 1t was often
thought the guns must have been lisman-
tied, but they appeared uninjured when
the smoke had cleared. The funnel OF the
Superb is pierced and he plate below the
ioremast glacis is torn away One OF The
boats Of the lnllexible is useless and 9th
ers badly damaged. The Inilexiblc bore
the brnnt Of the fire OF the west end OF the
Ras-el-tin fort for three and n half hours.
The Sultan has IL shot clean through her
mainmast and another through her fun
The liarem adjoining Ras.eltin and
and tho adjacent buildings continued 10
burn NIL night. g. J ~
SuEz, July l2.-Thc natives OF all classes
are sending their families into the interior,
the government defraying the expenses.
The town is quiet. = 55.s
CoSsTASTlSorLE, July lo.-Said pasba.
the new President Of tho Council OF Min.
listers, has renewed tho request OF the
Porte that the hombardment OF Alexan-
dria cease, but it is understood that Eng
land is unable TO give effect to this request
because Said Paslla can oller no guar.
anty that Anbi pasha would acquicsce in
Admiral Seymours demands. A majority
OF the ministers arc in favor OF IN arrange
ment by the Powers. Earl Granville.
British Foreign Secretary, lns replied to the
remonstrance OF Musurus Pasha, Turkish
ambassador Mt London, tllut England i'm
bombarding Alexandria acted in the name
OF Europe. vi VA -
1t is reported that the movements OF
Dervisch Pasha, Turkish Commissioner; in
Egypt are being watched by order Of
Ambi Paslia. IL, 81 s',s - :
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Contested Election Cases.

WASHINGTON, July 1o.-The sub.commit.
tee Of the House Committee on Elections
In the contested election case Of Buchanan
vs: Manning, from the Second district Of
Mississippi, recommended the adoption Of
the following resolution:
"Resolred, That the contestant have leave
10 withdraw his papers without prejudice"
The subcommittee also disposed OF tho
Virginia contested election case OF Stevoll
VS., Cabell by the unanimous adoption Of
resolution in favor OF the contestee.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
oUIrEAu's BODY LIES MovLoERlNo
undsr the Tile Floor or the Wa,hipstou jail.
The Vote on the Rlvsr and IIarLor I'M.
x VOORHEES, Hooked for = Tariff Speech.
Asj. GArdnsr's Inspection Trip.
Special Dispatch 10 tho ln.clllsencor.


Special Dispatch 10 tho lntclllgenccr. ~ ft
WASHINGTON July l2.-All stories regard.
Ing the disposition Of Guitcau's body are
regarded as more or less sensational, and
It Is quite generally believed that the u.s.
sassin's remains arc still securely under.
ground, within the JUL walls, md In n
location not known to the general pub.
lie. The story about the boiling
OF his carcass at the Army Medical Muse
um, and the exposure OF his bones OIL the
roof for bleaching purposes is all bosh;
considering thut tho roof Of tho museum
building isslatc and tips at n sharp angle,
and being plainly visible from many build.
ings in the vicinity, It is strange the cannrl
found any credence whatever. &
The vote on tho passage OF the river and
harbor bill in the Senate to-day caHscarce.
ly be called party vote, seventeen OF tic
thirty.ninc votes in favor Of the
bill being Republicans, md seven
Of the twcnty.threc votes against it
being Democrats, tho West Virginia Sena.
tors voting, Of course, in the affirmative.
The bill has been heavily loaded up, and
will probably require an extended confer.
encc.
1t is stated to-day by an intimate per.
sonal friend OF Mr.. German that the Sena.
tor could not be induced under any cir
cumstances 10 accept Il reelection TO the
Presidency Of the Chesapeake & Ohio
Canal. se.E
Senator Voorhees, expressed his intention
of making speech in favor OF the protec:
tive tariir before the International Reven-
ue bill is disposed Of. lie. and other lead.
ing Democrats OF Indiana are much at var
lance on this question. lie represented,
however, largc and influential element
OF the Democratic party.
Major Gardner, OF Clarksburg, W. Va,
U. S. Indian Inspector, has just returned
from al extended tour through Dakota and
Montana and along the British boundary,
and leaves for home tonight. Hc had an
interview with the. Secretary OF the Inter.
ior to-day, giving IN account Of his stew.
ardship, and Mr.. Teller expressed himself
greatly pleased with the result OF Maj
Gardeners observations
The Secretary OF Treasury is considering
the manner in which the 8! per cent
bonds may be exchanged 10, 3 per cent
under the new law, and circulars will soon
be issued containing full instructions fol
eilecting the exchange.
Senator Malone, with due regard to one
OF the greatest interest to Virginia and
West Virginia, has offered M amend
ment TO the Internal Revenue bill, max
ing three dollars per ton the duty on iron
ore.
Postmasters i'll West Virginia have been
commissioned as iollows: Amos G. Am
mons, Gross l,oads, Monongalia county
Gordon G. Lusk5 Chestnut, Wyoming
county, and Clement B. White, Guzanne,
Wyoming county. The two latter are new
offices.
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r,,,'. ,,UaNaiS' July l9.-work is rapidly
II,Us'sSs'hs I,os !, on the Wheeling & Lake Erie.
aa,,, Tn IS now laid into the city OF Toledo and
iIstbor' iIs Tho j. nov, now finished beyond Oak
bnnJs,;onine ine shops are progressing. The
bsyc ba'o.'s ha0,, % the ear shop aud repair shop
linn ' ~ Seyn ~ lald, and work on the iounda.
idh I VI W ine round house is advancing mp.
sbHn. H, ,;,S M9,k on the superstructure Of the
saops will begin this week. IVY -
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= 49, " ssEys,
Smith SMntlnY Inv Il EalInrc.

cISclSSArl, O., July lo.-Prosecutins
Attorney Caldwell Of the Police Court, 10.
day recommended the dismissal OF all
eases, pending on and before June, s5, Tor
violation Of what is known rs the Smith
Law, namely, keeping saloons open on
sundays iorthe sale Misunderstanding beyeelr.
ages. The. eases We're accordingly dismiss.
cd. They number several hundred The
The Prosecutor stated that there was no
reasonable. probability OF securing conyic.
ton and he did not regard it us bis dutyto
incur the cost oil trial IN each case, when
the result would be acanittAl. sTrrtl s.lE
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4 Dynamite Convention.

n. .l sALLE' ill.,, July l2.-The notorious
nas, M IsoSe' , Of Peoria, has been here the
,o " Ws,. wv Ways selecting delegates, it is said,
Is i aNno@s National Dynamite Convention, which
month h"Uasesa :" so, 10 meet in Chicago next
iec,s Of ,Lo Le'Uss wv agents TO carry out the OBJ
thin. Er,,I;sS i ST'sahlzalion and blow every
is s,,,od hoiS.Ish ~ M 10 alons. O'Donovan Rosa
Jay IN solso, ,U navy sent instructions yester.
cipes Of se'eS. Is no land leasue, but only dis
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CHICAGO, July Fan Eagle Pass, Texas,
special says six Americans, who crossed the
line TO get permit 10 hunt stolen cattle,
were arrested by Mexicans, and according
TO their story, thrown iuto filthy cells With
ont charges being preferred, and kept in
lhe Piedras Vesnls JUL twelve days half
ssatved. They were twice whipped for
ihe amusement OF the jailor, their goods
SSS,aiisca,ed and they finally left destitute.
Trhey made affidavit yesterday before the
United States Commissioner and intend
'opresent the case to the Government.
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IOwn Live stock,

DEsAIolSEs, July l2-The following
figures based on returns to the county
commissioners, show the number of live
stock in the State to be: Hogs, 100000,
decrease in n year 10000 Cattle 2,044,-
600, increase $1,000. Horses 10000, in.
crease 10000. Sheep $4,000; about the
same lis last year. The condition OF the
stock is less favorable than in previous
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pEssoISEs, a., July l:.-N. B. Heart
Te'' n physician Of this city, returned
nome to-day after weeks absence and
" I0uad that his wife had eloped with Wm.
os;!notne, friend Of the family. She took
With her.
:. Anolher couple also eloped. Miss Dana,
u'sse ,"s Of Judge Napier, and Edward Nor.
aaan' .ss Both women have heretofore borne
NV S' populations, and were noted for being
WAND x,.s demnrc. The men were hard
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The Strike of the Freight T.u,,lc ~.

Tf- We
NEw YonK, July 1.-THE condition Of
the strike in this city is apparently un.
changed. The work at the various piers is
being done, not as well MS formerly and at
double the expense. Tho firm action OF
the railroad companies and the recent ,ac.
ton Of the Attorney General in the matter
OF the application for n .mandamus aeains.
the railroads have bad u depressing effect
upon tho strikers. The members OF the
Police Steamboat Squad stationed ut the
piers, many of whom have been on duty
~ me same place for years, seem to think
that the strike will end in the t,eicnt OF thr
men. They are personally acquainted
with most OF the strikers and know lin,
many OF them and their families arc suffer.
ing severely OH account OF not being nt
WUl 4, 4.a4-T.
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vlrginln Democrats,

RicllNoSD, Va July l9-The Demo.
cratic State Committee was in session
since noon, discussing the political situa.
tion and making preparation for, The com. ,l, Z
Ing fall elections .si 80 9
Late 8 this evening q resolution Z 23yia was
adopted that.it wus ;incxpedient 10 lon,i.
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NHllsiHxlN

,oo1 BALTIMORE, July la.-Steinfeld, Kern.
Sio,t; oJ x 20, proprictors OF the Excelsior
,iSo ,ii.0'',.ns House, have suspended. : Liabili.
es,,hI;shn IiS not yet known. They had large
OiSs, OiSao'.s;,iments a;,i in Rochester, Buffalo and
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Poison In Mrs. ScoyIIIc'. nououe,.

WASHINGTON, July Fit is said tho
bouquet which Mrs. scoville cndeavored
TO convey to Guitcau, the day preceding
theexecution, has been analysed and enough
arsenic found in il 10 kill dozen men,
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PARIS, July l2.-An explosion Of gas oc-
CURED today in the Rue Louis PHILIPPE,
the result OF fire. Nobody having thought
ut the outbreak OF the flames to cut Off the
gas, twelve houses were destroyed, twenty
persons killed and forty injured. One
hundred persons are rendered homeless.
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THE IIAI,EM on pII.E.


At half past 10 the Khedive's palace.
called Ras.El.Tin, or llarem Palace, lying
behind the forts, took fire, and at the time
! write Is sbnrning. The fight was nearly
over all along tho limo by 12 o'clock, al.
though the ships all continued 10 fire in
order to complete tho dismantlement OF
the forts. Several small magazines in tho
course OF the afternoon we're blown up by
our shell, u large one in fort ADD being de-
stroyed by Il lucky shot from tho Intlexi.
bic. At o'clock volunteers were called
for on board the lnvincible to 60 ashore TO
spike the guns OF fort Mex, which the tlrc
Of the ships had failed to dismount. There
were plenty Of volunteers md twelve men
were chosen for the adventure, Lieutenant
Bradford being in command and Mn.
jor Tulloch md Lieutenant l4amblcton
accompanied him, This was rapidly aud
skilliully performed. 0ftheslips engaged
with fort Mex, the Penelope was struck
five times and had eight men wounded
ind one gun disabled. The lnvinciblc
was struck many times, but only shots
penetrated. Her foreyurd was struck and
royal Trace cut away. We mud six wound
ed. The Monarch was not hit once, prob.
ably owing TO her ability TO shift ground,
while OH the other hand she was, in tho
movement and practice OF her guns, infe.
rior to the Invincible. Up till five o'clock
the two ironclads kept up occasional fire,
but the forts did not reply during tho latter
part OF the afternoon. .s p
One wing OF the the palace is III ruins.
This was inevitable, since the palace lies
behind forts Pharos and Ada. have only
been able to write fully Of the doiugs Of
that portion Of the fleet with which | was
present BY signal, however, we know
their casualties arc as follows:
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nate candidate for Congrcssnal.at.I Large (
either by the action OF Committee or 6y 4
tho Convention, since The object In view
could DO best attained without actor. /
Ibis means TINT ]. l.. Massey, Readiuf
ter, who has already announced himself Al 4
candidate for Congressman.at.I Iarpe. il s
to be supported by the Democrats. rs fi5
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FIRE RECORD.

GncAGo, July IA Grand Valley, Pa,
special says, the extensive extract works
here h sIS burned day oss $4,000; insurance
ClSclSSATl, O., July 2.-At Niles, O., "a q
fire destroyed Carriers machine shops and.
foundry Inst night. Loss $50, 900; insilr.
ance for $40 0O0 (, tlstE A 4 ~, 4
y NoRRlsTowS, Pa, July l2.-Wm. Canm's
drug store burned this; morning. 4 Dr.. Shin.
lcp and Messrs Cnmm, Dehaven and Don.
nlue were severely burned. Explosion Of
chemicals caused the fire. n 'I;S1,s
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Star Route Trials.

WAslrISaTos, D. c. July u. JohnSA:
Walsh aud Joseph H Cochran, employees
in the Postoflice Department, were before
the new grand jury this morning as wit.
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Inn NEW ~ York, July l2.-Last night burg. blr1
is's Pas,o ,lofeed tho safe Of the Italo- american
c,,sas uuS' N N the Sads Ztiiung building and So.
eu'ed $1,000 In greenbacEs. ! set = 80 = =.
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lhe G.telligeltfer:
-. a, n,,i ~ Fourteenth ktreet.

-. oo,,ne Of Il conversation yesterday
p -" II, Buchanan, Esp, Of Brooke
.. ", ! he said thu, the potato crop was 30
seoI ,,in,ry, rs respects both quantity
ti1' , ,.,li,y, ,hat he expected to sec them
w. ~, s }; cents per bnshcl this full. Little
,aol l. sold set in Brooke. Buyers
a .s.,nr IS rents, but the farmers are
,lI,, OF, for 10.