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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Saturday, Aug 3, 1892.
It is the Presidents purpose to I'LL all existing vacan
cies in the OF Government before
the adjournment OF Congress.
The acting Controller Of the Currency has authorized
the Fort Dodge National Bank Of Fort Dodge, Iowa.
commence ousness with capital Of $4,000.
The Collector Customs Alexandria, Va, has fined
the owners Of the W. W CorcOran 300 for
rying gerOus Oh without permit.
The removal OF supervising Inspector Tower Of the
NewYOrk District has been decided upon but the dec
sion mag carried into effect for several days.
The Secretary OF War has granted permission IN a
party French scientists occupy Fort Marco at ST.
Augustine, Fla the purpose OF making observations
OF the transit Of Venus.
The President has approved the act providing for the
disposition Of the Fort Larned military reservation ;
and the act to the Fort Benton military
ton TO the public domain.
TIC number Of patients treated by the Marine HOs-
pal during the past fiscal year 36l2s, OF winch
number I3O47 healed IN hospitals, and 23,0sl
outside ulspen sary patlenJ1
Major Frank p Royal L. ;. A.. has been detailed to
duty rs Commandant Of Cadets at the West Point Mill
tary Academy, place OF Major Arnold, whose appoint
ment revoked AT his own request.
More than 1000 packages OF bonds surrendered for
exchange the per cents have been received at
the Treasury Department Secretary FOlger estimates
that the amount Of offers will exceed S2OO,OOO,OOO.
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CONGRESSIONAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Sin the Senate to-day
House bill passed pay employees Of Government
contractors the Fox River Improvement in Wisconsin
a sum OF -, 135. joint resolution aDproprS.tng
900 for the Of mileage of Senatorswho ATTENDED
session convened October TO- 1884, presented
by Mr. Bayard and passed Mr.. Anthony from the CON
ference the bill for the publication of the agricul
tura report reported agreement by which the Sen
ate amendment making an appropriation OF S219OOoto
pay for the work is retained This conIenpates
the printing OF 100000 copies. The report adopted.
The House bill extending the fees Of certain officers
over the Territories Of New-aexco anu Arizona
passed.
In House the Senate amendment to the Joint reso
luton FOR the establishments Of diplomatic relations with
Perss was eOncurred in concurrent resolution
passed granting the Of the rounjs and adjacent
rooms Of the Capitol the Garfield Monument Commit
tee OF tue Society OF the Army OF the Cumberland,
from November p December B. to be used a ba-
zaar the object being TO aid in the erection in Wasng-
Ton OF the memory Of the late President Gar
hed. Senate amendments the bill amending the
~, the purpose OF the bill being TO
provide for the inspection of foreign vessels
passe. insructing the Secretary Navy
conrt al in0iry TO nyestige the crel at
tending VI the The joint resolution
passed providing Tor Jolnt select counties OF
the condition AMI wants Of American shSowning and
ss -Dudlng interests. Senate bali was passed amend
ng section 47U2 title 81 Revised statutes, relating to
pensions OIL. passed for the relief or the
ecuIOrs Of John ". fOrney.
A report was submitted from the Committee For
eign Affairs upon the power OF the House To compel
jacob r. cRpherd % answer certain questions whch he
hal declined and TO produce certain evidence.
report which to size calendar concluGes
follows: Believing thai the facts existing make 1t
improper to demand 5nlpheFd's papers respectfully
recommend that Snipnerd he discharged, and his
nation be proceeded with no further"
Al tue evening session conference report on the OIL
to relieve certain soldiers OF the Late from the
OF deseruon was presented aud agreed TO- The
bill extends It's provisions 70 technical deserCefs WHO
ssrved more than six ElOu MS In tie army.
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MELTING or MILL 0PERAT1EEs.

CoHoEs, \. Y, Aug. 5.-Oyer 1900 men
and women assemb ed Oulgnt AT the nassmeetiBg OF
the Harmony Mills operatives Joseph Deehanty. the
evicted tenant made an address lie went the
ground leading the strike in April, and his
speech Wa received with tremendous applause He was
followed by Robert Bsser., OF the Ne~York Trades As
sembly. His question: shall you enter the mills Oh
Monday morning and lick the shoes OF the Har-
mony Mill managers" was received with yo-
ciferous mo" He advised political action
to right the wrongs Of the wOrkingmen.
To the request Those who viii 20 TO work on Mon
dAy under the reduction put mp your hands, no demon
stratOu made respOse but three tDonsind hands
were uulffred when those no would not 20 30 work
were called upon to show their hands
Dugald Calnpbe, OF Troy, promised further support
from he International MJulders Union The operatives
dispersed irn determination " resist 10 the
last Inc 10 per cent reduction.
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IRISH LEADERS on EGYPTIAN AFE4IRs.

BOsroN. Aug 5-The HerGlds London CORE
spondent cables as follows: The united opinion
of the Irish members of Parliament is chat the pro-
ceedings of the English Government in Egypt are
most unwarranted and brutal Mr.. Parnell, who
has not t.ken his place IN the House since the
death of his sister, says the present operations IN
Alexandria are apparently the Outgrowth of long
series Of plans of Government agents in the East
The trouble is largely due to the Oyerbearing In
science of Europeans for a number of years and the
final determination Of the Egyptians no 5onger to
submit TO a long life OF virtual robberles of the
Egyptian Treasury by European officials who are
unnecessary to the Government, but employed
through fear. The sultan was capable of a peace
full solution of the difficulty The
principal object now seems to be to pre-
vent HIM, by surrounding him with
conditions impossible of fulflment. The gen p
eral attitude Of Europe is against England who viii
probably get nothing out Of the struggle more than
she had before. 1t is difficult to tell where when
the trouble will end. Any hour is likely to produce
complications involving half of Europe He thinks
the whole policy is a mistaken one and against the
best interests of the country.
Mr. Healy SAYS the operations of the Government
IN this affair will not bear the slightest inyestga-
ton. The war was a premedltated attack on weak
foe and grew out OF the preIudIces and bu1yism Of
Europeans IN Egypt. The haired between the two
nations is due purely to the action of invaders. The
bomb ircment of Alexandria is the most infamous
proceeding record. Is Is nonsense 20 say
that il done in self-defence.
Ii England should arouse serious general disturb
ance the time will arrive for Ireland to demand
rights that will result in securing Home Rule, or
the adoption Of measures of repression similar To
those of 1898. He did not believe the Government
dared TO go TO that extreme now. A repetition Of
that slaughter must move the American Govern
to some form Of action Tho worse the trouble
IN the East the better for Ireland. which will not
be slow to take advantage of opportunities.
"Mr. O'Donnell, the most thoroughly posted mem
Der Of Parliament the troubles IN Egypt, says the
present condition of affairs is due TO jealouSies
persstently stirred up by such men as Sir Auck-
land Colyin, sir Edward Malet Alphonso
Money, and others. England moved
heaven and earth to get fairly embarked in war
before the country had time to forbid II. The
French Government was not quick enough, and the
popular voice refused to consent. lie believed that
when the Turks landed they would receive the In
slant homage vi Arab Paeha. aud that the follow
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Religious Notifies.

Church the We sian S4tll-ss and =
Services az II u Tue CHI p-. entrance PaIstsal
Rev. o. W. GAl.LAGlLEl ~ltl preach
Church OF Our -ayiour sixth UnserisI society 81 n
ST., Stnave- the Rev. IA III ". PyiLNAN, j. D.
Pastor The Rev ID. NJ HODGE. or the sawyer Msmof al
huTch vii preach sunday 81 II. rms Church -
open for morning service through at the slinih"r
Grace Church Broadway and lOtl slODen all summers
services az IA a sermon and a; W. with an Al
them.
Ia sickness . cer2Yina may 10
found daily AT craze -OZ Broadway ADJOINING inc
Church on he north side from IL "a oe.ocA-
Good Templar MON, FfobsheF hA4 - fas lth'S (, as
3-Sew DegsitHre Religious Exercises - Eloquent Ion
peranoe DiscOarse- 10 Exporence minute es,n god
80 IN b.. list u course teaitOn
AZ Political Economy AIcoho Dr. LAAbchl Dol lac
Need
:, Ccoryr,- Church being c0sfd for repairs. public
worship will held the chapel near the church ~ at
l8ihst Snni@g u Aueust at a h Via srtmD. y
m 30 mon MAGEIKE. lie Will also d, a the
daiv FROM 10 Y. 10 attend Al
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AMERICANS ARRESTED IN IRELAND.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-In the House OF
Representatives to-day received from the
President Transmitting report Of the Secretary OF State
respecting the OF American citizens under In
Ireland referred The Secretary Of reports that
the only persons alleged to be American citizens still in
prison in Ireland O'aahoney. Mcswesney. Sattery
and Cannon; that insolvency and Slastery produced
regular certificates Of naturalization. Cannon estab-
lished q claim to American birth and O'MahOney was
egary rauraized tho ,rOand Of services in the
NAVY. The report further states tat 1t appears by
note rom Minister Lowell that Her AaaSty's
ment does not entertain at present tie intention OF
bringing the to trial bat tha II has offered
them discharge condition TINT they shall leave IRE
land for America, yhish. however. refused Dir.
Lowell has again tructed to urge the speedy trial
of the uriaOners
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FASHION NOTES.

RObespierre collar and Louis XVIII vest
appear with the newest jackets.
Three nounces of equal width cover rev velvet
skirts from top TO bottom
The most becoming pastrons pointed AZ the lower
edge AMI made OF horizontal pufs
India r bright scarlet shade, is the eff etive
cosr for combining with the genuine India p0ngee.
Short skirts OF ball toilets made short enough to
the floor all around and show the tips Of the slip
ezra
Velvet collars cuffs sashes and many bows Of velvet
ribbons trim the cotton satteen dresses worn IL the
country.
Red and blue velvet parasols trimmed with flowers,
snd embroidery, carried in open carriages al the
seaside resorts.
soutsche tor braid) embroidery is the fashionable
trimming Of the cloth travelling dresses that are made
by English tallOrI
The gtgot or les-otmutton sleeve, is Of ,he
most elegant dresses lately imported from London out
Is not Ga Paris dresses
The favore Saratoga for very young ladies forms
nimbus around face, and this oon-shaped briin
has pulled Inning Of lace or Of net
Glossy taffeta silk IN small checks Of the coors OF
chovio. and OF Scotch Bingham h fashionable choice
for summer dresses, with velvet trimmings.
The English style OF dressing the hair with short curs
the foreaesd aud very small knot OF back hair De-
coming only 10 ladies with very small featured
Black embroidered crepe de chine mantes, lined With
pale hlue plush and with fluffy ruches Of
chsne the most elegant carriage mantles worn at
the seaside
The simple styles of hair dressing in vogue at the
fashionable ng places discard all false switches for
the back hair and frzettes in 'front.' limiting the
o ner natural hair.
Flowers have almost driven feathers OF favor for
trimming summer hats. A full wreath OF Roses without
green leaves lied by long ribbons around the Of
wlde-brlInmetl manila hats.
satin ribbon three wide Is tied around the
waist in preference stiff belts Pointed belts outn-
ing the lower part Of the stylish than
those that pass straight around the waist.
The closely woven Marguerite mtts Of black silk
the coolest and useful gloves for SUMMER they
NAV be worn with all kinds OF dresses without Offending
taste Terrcott ami dark red mitts also popular.
Black and terra-cotta the cOlOrs useful tos
silk stockings. they he with almost any
dr,ss of the stylish shades without being striking.
At the watering places they worn With very log
slippers OF black that are not trimmed with bows OF
beading
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ers OF tho two armies would Immediately amalgar
mate and prevent the advance OF the English.
Further action OF Hor Majesty's forces would Dc
wanton act bringing down all Europe. He tbonyh3
ehOrts 20 coerce the Sultan into declaring Arab a
rebel would be likely to bT1ng on general rupture.
a great diplomatic struggle 10 now in progress in
Gonstantinople. Engla, d stands alone. Other
fowers VIII not consent 70 these operations. Much
gainage mas already ted from blind operations
Inc English mus hereafter submit 70 the voice 1t
Europe III tlley refuse TO hear reason tho result
VIII certainly be . general war. Russia is already
vely hostile and India Is in q state OF suppressed
auAYitYn -,
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world generous to n fault. But these two aeree"D'c
ueople evidently cannot agree with each other
Miss Wombwell. daughter Of " Sir Jaarge : and Lazy
Julia wombwel II engaged % be marred 10 Loru ~
,nrns oldest sou of the Earl Of Dartrey The three
Misses WOm.we are very handsome, and ride inagn
Gently tn hounds they onance 10 got ia 1iey are
outa' eouaI 10 catching horse and mounting wlthous
thanks TO ps teaching Of their fatner one y,
Ii Gallant SIX Hundred OF Baaasva his capture ~
The Cossacks and subsequent wonoeru escsto ~ az
viylly described Nv Kingake In his hstry Oh tne " ~
in the Crimea sir Jaarg-" had aso her narrow eosp
slim rsbv was drowned Georges laLhes wa tIe 49,
soo az Dolly Fitzcarenoe and was said 70 nay 1
would not allow himself to be swindied ny 'n"' ai'iu
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Dol Usrln 10 4i- ., Ia
einnes The prpendcEsr
Preceding midnight Tn rpfrs-sts
by tf dung
the sarlst0o -
sust Pharmacy. sIs Posd~Ey
TRIBUNE OFFICE, August 6. a m-Ihe changes in
the barometer Yesterday slight Clear weather pre-
vailed except Just afterG and II p. H. when fOgs
observed. The temperature ranged between
TOE and 92o the average f7-1s' being pa lower than
the spending day ast and 70 higher
Friday.
Fair or clear and slightly weather may be ex,
pected to-day tbiscity and vicinity.
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. Garfield IN the Amphrtheatre. which crowded.
The audience repeatedly cheered the speaker.
At p. IN. there concert in the Amphitheatre'
and at o'clock the fourth anniversary Of the founding
Of tho Chautauqua Library and Scientific Circle was
eelebrated Eight hundred OF the % 900 members OF
tho Circle wore present Addresses delivered by the
Rev Dr. j. H. Vincent. the originator OF the Circle the
Rev DIT Mark Hopkins Bishop simpson. of the Moth
9dst Episcopal Church the Rev. DR.. GOdieil. OF ST.
Louis, and the Rev Or. Leonard, OF Cincinnati The
Chcie Will graduate 1.5O0 members this year after
Dew yeaes course OF study In the evening Or. Black
luton.
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SUYDAY-SCHOOL ASSEMBLY.

AsBURY PARK, Aug. Sat the Seaside
Sunday school Assembly to-day the Rev. Or. T. II.
Robinson delivered address upon the place and
pawer OF the child. The Rev. Dr. T. K. Craven, OF
Newark n. J., made address upon the duty OF the
church authorities the 5unday-schOol john Wanna
maker and Howard Seal, OF Philadelphia, delivered
addresses az tue children's meeting The Rev. j. A..
WOren leader Of the assembly, conducted the discus
sion the evidences Of Christianity IN he normal elass
concert was held this evening IN Educational hAA,
led BIZ Professor Palmer. 0f AeW-fork-
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ILLNESS OF GENERAL WARREN

NEWPORT, K. l., Aug. 5.-General G. K.
Warren chief Of the United states Engineers Depart
ment quite III for several days but IL not
until this afternoon that the Of his illness
was made Known. General Warren has been tho
streets up few days ago lie ia atilc ted with com
pcatton o; diseases prnc OF the liver and. owing
to mis- ducare constitution it will bs along time, n ever
before Will DC able 10 Resume his tnties.
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NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The President sent the
following nominations the Senate to-day:
Ulysses 5. Grant and William Henry Trescot, 10 be
Commissioners negotiate commercial treaty with
Mexico.
John IL Dillon, OF Missouri, to be Secretary OF the
Legation VI the United states in Mexico.
oOert CrOweil, to be surveyor OF Customs for the
Port Of KansaB CITY. NO
James W. Johnston, OF Virginia, to be Collector OF
Customs for tns District Of Newport News, Va.
James Is. Mitchell, of Virginia. To be Surveyor OF
CustOlus Porr Of Yorktown, in District
News
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A REPUBLICAN, NEGRO MURDERED.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Aug. 5.-Ex-United States
Deputy Marsha I. G. Hewlett snot and killed sandy By
mum (cOlsred. the most prominent eador Of the Rspub
ucsas in Madison County az an Independent rally hero
to-day mob OF BerOes then c0nar.g ed, yoWns 10
Kill Hewlett, aud pacied WITH great L.ih uty.
Hewlett fed but, 1t is rumored, arrested l-e to-
IA
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SPECIAL Notices

HendauHrters Tor good reliable painless Dentistry
practice prices reduced 6O0d Rubber SETS -
Fine Gold Aud PlAClnl Dest Bess
Filling from sl up Extracting under % cents
Dr. WAIT K So. a. l4-i -5i-st, near ith ava
Piles Permanently Eradicated
In % weeks without knife gaire cAuatc send roc
containing DR. HOhl. West 2stlss
Rapture radically cured: Dr. Msrshs treatment ne cnl
reliable 80 practical experience Dhy oHUSs
Ncsey-st- Aston House. Nesey ST ffOnt
Warwick Water is kins for Brighrs Disease sna al
Kidney diseases sold by sCIERER & CO. II bHo'aysIs
and A I. ALBRO, 8 Inst and Oth ave-.
Wsnted-Ihe address OF JOHN HURLEY, vhn lei. Non
October 5vsA BY FRIEND Oh Lsauche"s4"s~s
AnlESsaS
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OFFICFS AND APPLICANTS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-fhe Legislative, Ex-
ecutrve and Judicial Appropriation bill WAS received at
the White House tO-dny, and WAS almost mmeaistsy
signed by President II makes provision for the ap-
pontment OF about $50 additional oerks in the War De-
partment for work pension cess5 The majority OF
the clerks will gned 20 duty in the oces OF
Adjutan ienera and Sur&eOn-tseDera There ara
already 1000 applications for these places nle.
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MIDNIGHT WE4rHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

oNOPSIS I0y Itr pISt tDeIfyJOW hDtES
WASHINGTON. August g. l a. m.-Ihe barom-
eter has risen IN all districts east Of the Mississippi it
highest III Florida and lowest IN the Rocky Mountain
region Generally clear weather prevails the Allan
tc coast ana lar weaihe all districts with
hs lool rams IN Tennessee the ONO valley anu south
eih portions oi the Lake region SAgnly south
Gael 10 s"utnwest winds prevail on the Allntc coast
ana ~ the ONO valley and Tennessee; northeast south
eas ~lhus continue Ia Ihe Lake region and Northwest
viii 10 change IN TEN icrature
Indications for to-iag
For New-England and the Middl. Atlantic STATES
shShtiy WARMER southeast 10 southwest winds. fai
weather, stationary or lower barometer
Indications FOR to-0.orror
Warmer fair weather is indicated for the Southern and
Middle states Monday.
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LAST DAYS OF CONGRESS.
Continued from First Page.

Secretary Of the Navy on the other hand contends that
uR,icr existing law eight hours constitute q legal
days work and says that law Will be enforced NJ
the Navy Yards. Tho President - said 20 be OF the
same opinion a. SECRETARY Chandler No effort VIII DO
made TO induce Congress egslte further upon this
subject ut the present session.
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DECISION AGAINST STRIKERS.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, Aug. 5.-In the eject
ment cases of the Mary land Coal Company against
james Beverage and other striking tenants which
were argued before a ma gistrae yesterday Judgment
rendered this afternoon Tor the plniin. IL II
derstood tns defendants xin appeal " The October
Court
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THE CHArrArouA MEETING.

CHAUTAUQUA, n. Y, Aug. 5.-There was a
very large attendance to-day. The early lecture was uo
hvered by Professor b. f. Bown, Of Boston. Al Al
o'clock eXPresident. the Rev. DR.. Marx hoPAIns' ~
WuIiaua. Collage devered Ma n.nslIi4 address IN
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MARRIED.

PFRKINs-EVARrS-O Wednesday August 2. at -.
PauPs Church windsor Vermont by the k- Rev. v Aan
Z. Doane D. D.. ana the Rev Ecvat Goddard Elizabeth
HOar Gauga ION. Liam II. Eyaris, 10 EdW ard
Clifford Perkins Of the City OF New York
Al notices Of Marriages mes be indorsed @ith fall
adj
, 1882-03-11
City Council Meeting
ADIos.

Present Mayor McAuliff, COuneilmen
Ankeny, Baumister, Kohlhauff, Dovell, Rey-
nolds. Glasford, City Attorney Langford.
Abseut-Counei!man Jacobs and Marshal
Justice.
Minutes read and ordered corrected TO read
that the report of committee on streets and
public improvements was laid on the table,
and thereafter minutes approved.
Report of Marshal Justice referred 10 fl.
nance committee.
Ordinance No., Creating an assessment
district and providing for opening a coniinu-
alton Of Palouse street was lost by the fol-
lowing vote: Ayes-Baumister, kohlhanti
and Dovell; nayes-Ankeny. Reynolds and
Glssford.
Ordinance No. Changing the grade Of
Second street, passed lst, 2nd AMI Sd read
ing and Council
Ordinance No, To prohibit children from
running about the streets IN the nish:i pass
ed.
Petition of ". J. Tennant asking that IL
cense for Southeriand's benefit be remitted;
granted ~
Reaart Of committee on streets and public
improvements IN the matter OF StaDer, Walk
er aud Bowles bulkhead, was on motion
adopted and attorney directed 70 prepare
the necessary papers.
Communication from the treasurer OF stor-
ape of gunvoxder was referred TO committee
on WAYS and means.
The finance committee reported bins cor
rect and warrants were or e-ed drawn
Bills of Cosgrove. Hudson and Chapman
ordered paid.
On motion the clerk was instructed to give
notice of intention to establish grade on
north 9TH street from Mil creek TO Elm
street
On motion the clerk was instructed 10 ad-
yertise for bids for the improvement OF Sec
ond street from Birch street 70 the city
boundary.
On motion the committee On ways and
means was instructed to interview K. Gui-
ehard In relation to an exchange OF certain
propertv On north Sd and Rose street.
Mr. Berg. demonstrated against ms asse IS
ment on 4th street; on motion referred TO
eommltte. on streets and public improve
LIZA. SHAW. Clerk.