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were reappointed conierees on the legisla-
ture bill, and Mesers. Hiscock, Robertson,
and Cox, Of New York, conferees on the
| deficiency appropriation bill.
A resolution was adopted referring to
the commission on ciyilservice reform the
question OF the inequality OF salaries
between the Senate and House employees,
provided that no salaries be increased.
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole on the Senate amendments to the
river and harbor appropriation bill. The
first sixteen amendments were non-con-
Cured in. On the seventeenth amendment
(being for the survey for ship canal to
connect the Chesapeake and Delaware bays)
Mr.. Carlisle, Of Kentucky, desired to have
special vote so as TO emphasize the opposi-
ton OF the House to 1t.
After some discussion a separate vote
was taken on this amendment, and 1t was
non-concurred in.
The Hennepin canal amendment gave
rise to discussion, in the course OF which
Mr.. Hutchins, Of New York, expressed
the hope that the House would give such
emphatic condemnation TO the scheme that
it would never show its head again.
The amendment was advocated by
Messrs. Henderson and Springer. II was
non-concurred in.
The remainder OF the amendments were
non-concurred in in the gross, the whole
number being $50.
The committee then rose, and the House
non-concurred in all the Senate amend
ments.
An unsuccessful effort was made to have
an hour spent in hearing requests for
unanimous consent, and at $3.50 p. NJ. the
House adjourned.
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IBy Associated Press TO the Dispatch'I
NITIoNAI. TOBACCO ASSOCIATION.
rorty.seycnth COngress-Eirst Session.
WASHINGTON, July Is, 1852.
4


The Senate, after some unimportant pro-
ceedings, proceeded to the consideration OF
the pension appropriation bill, the Internal
revenue bill having been laid aside inform
ally. 49,,
discussed, and voted down, the bill was
passed. .,..
TO the river and harbor appropriation bill,
and n conference committee was ordered,
consisting OF Messrs. Mcmillan, Jones OF
Nevada, and Ransom.
Adjourned until Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
Mr.. Cannon, OF Illinois, from the COM
mittee OF conference on the legislative, ex-
ecutiye, and judicial appropriation bill, re-
norted that the committee was unable to
agree. Mr.. Cannon explained that the first
matter In dispute was that touching the
salaries Of the House and Senate employees.
Messrs. Atkins, OF Tennessee, and Hol-
man. OF Indiana, insisted that the House
should maintain Its position upon tne SUD
iect. and even were the bill to hang fire ior
q long time, should hold to the doctrine
that as a coordinate branch OF the legislative
department it had the right TO determine
what the salaries OF Government employees
should be. -,
Mr.. Holman declared that he would
rather see the bill fail than have the House
Weld upon this question.
Wessrs. Cannon, uiscccs, arc Atssrs.
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Louisiana COnsOls.

NEW ORLEANS. July 15.-The New Or
leans Stock Exchange. having adopted
rule to quote Louisiana consol eX-cou-
pons, considerable movement is being
made by local holders towards accepting
the debt settlement proposed by the bond
holders and ratified by the Legislature
Coupons on over half million bonds were
presented at the State Treasury on Thurs
day for per cent. interest. Seven per
cent. coupons are marked on the pack
age with the owners name, and held in
the Treasury, subject to the ratiica-
ton OF the constitutional amendment
proposed by the bondholders, and
adopted by the Legislature, andto be voted
ON in 1884. The amendment provides for
per cent. interest on the full face OF the
debt for five years from January /, 1880,
and per cent. thereafter, instead OF per
cent, for fifteen years from 1884, as pro-
yided in the Constitution OF 1879. Under
an act recently passed the old bonds are
not required to be stamped, and bondhold-
ers can accept per cent. interest without
impairing their right to claim per cent.
in case 4 per cent. is not paid in 1884. The
state is paying interest at per cent. on
Louisiana consols from January l, 1880, to
July /, 1892, inclusive.
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Midhat Pacha leads monotonous life for
so active and vigorous a political schemer
in the prison Of Taitfa, near Mecca. In
addition to the Jail attendants he has until
lately been allowed to see only the sheriff OF
Mecca, who comes every four weeks to visit
him and report his condition to the Sultan.
Now, however. he is allowed daily to meet a
number OF children, to whom he gives In
struction in the Koran, which, with few
other religious books, constitutes his entire
reading. 1t is said that the prisoner has
entered upon his duty as religious instruc-
tor OF youth with great zest and earnest
ness.
Rev. S. c. Ewing, brother OF Mrs. Irwin
p. McCurdy, of Frederick, Nd, Is Tres
aud declined to leave the city during the
disturbances preceding the bombardment;;
His friends are anxious about him, ana
fear he remained in the city.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Proceedings Yesterday Other
Interesting WASHINGTON Mattcrs-The Ma.
aonal Tobacco Association In Convention
Injunction Refused Railroad Company
s2So, 00o-Firc I'm Washington Territory
Members OF the National Board OF Health
Charged with Conspiracy, which is Denied
Thirty Victims or the Texarkana Disaster
Recovered; Fifteen Still Nlissina--A Dead
Body Recognized as that or n Missing The.
atrical Administrator Brown Donates
$4,000 to the Georgia State University-A
Hudson.River Steamer Cut In Two and
Sunk BY IN Iron Steam.Yacht-Foreign
Notes OF Interest, &C., &c. -
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Railroad Matters.

Augusta, GA, July 15.-The Georgia
railroad. through William W. Wadley, has
applied TO Judge Simmons, at Macon, Tor
an Injunction to restrain the Railroad Com,
mission from enjoining its freight and
passenger tariff on the ground that 1t vlo-
lated its chartered rights. Judge simmons
refused to grant the Injunction. He main
tains that the chartered rights OF the com.
pany are not violated, and that the Railroad
Commission has power to enioin the rates
on the Georgia railroad.
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ATLANTA, GA, July 49, To-day Senator
Joseph Brown gave $4,000 TO the state ,
University at Athens. the interest on which
Il 10 be used for educating poor young
men.
Trains on the Cincinnati and Georgia
railroad will begin running between Dallas
and Macon on Tuesday.
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Steamboat Disaster ON the Hudson.

RHINE CLIFF, n. Y. July io;mI n
tween CatskiIl and New York, was cut in
two LAT NIGHT by william Bilden's iron
ste o Yosemite. The yacht lowered
her boats and picked up the crew Ms oa VIE vl,e
Vanderbilt. No lives were 1851. In. lo'
semitic suffered damage TO the paiht on
her bow, but the steamboat Is . aas 'o o;
She had Just come of the dry-oock' ano
was valued ut 81, 900.
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strairhtout ConyentiOn-An ImpOster

ESPECIAL teItYrdh 70 TIC UIsI'd0OI'I
NORFOLK, Va, July 15.-To-day the
Straightout Republicans held meeting in
Portsmouth and various parts OF Norfolk
county and elected delegates to the con-
gressional convention to be held in Ports
mouth next Thursday.
Captain G. w. johnson, the wreck impos-
ter, has disappeared from here and gone to
Richmond.
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The rexsrkana Disaster.

CINCINNATI, July ia specpla n. a'sPa ~
to the Tines Star from Little horh, ARK
states that thirty bodies nave ; psem re- .,
covered from the ruins Of the buildings i, a.
Texarkana. The funeral OF tne siI.''s IT, ~
day was attended by great clo" sun,;nro us
search for the missing ones ov Srn,n shs
Three Of the bodies taken out rom tns
ruins were found to have been o. burned a 70 a
crisp. Fifteen persons are stu missin ~,
and 1t IA feared that they are penea'n I'M
rufus.
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In obedience to decree of the Circuit Court Of
the city OF Richmond pronounced on the 18th day
of june, 1882, IN the suit of Bruce and others
against the Roanoke Navigation Company aud
others, | hereby notify ali parties entitled TO the
aforementioned stock 10 appear before me AZ my
Office. No. 10 Shafer's building, at the corner Of
Main and Tenth streets In the city of Richmond
on TUESDAY the ODD day Of August, 1882, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, and prove their ownership Of said
stock; and hereby warn said parties that unless
their ownership of said stock be proved before me
on or before said day the said shares will be left
out OF the distribution Of the assets of said COM
pany. RIO. HOWARD,
IL 25-SuSw Commissioning.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ALEXANDRIA,,

' TO WIT: I, Robert Porner, Of the city of
hcxandria, Va, manutaclurcr and vender Of
beer IN said city. have adopted rs my trademark
the word "TlNOLI,n enclosed In "A diamond
shaped figure, and claim the right 10 the exclusive
use Of this trademark Impressed upon beer bottles,
impressed, whether the said trademark stands
alone or IS accompanied by NE words " II: Port
"' ~. Chri,,ian g Wii,c, Richnond. Va o ~,
" Il. Portnrr. Alexandria. Va" or
Robert POrtncr, AleXandril, Na.,n or
"R. Portner, Norfolk, Na.,"o
"Rob. Poriner, Norfolk. Va" or
Robert POrincr. Norfolk, Va" or
"R. POrtner. Lynchburg, Va or
Rob. POriner, Iynchburg. Va or
Robert Portner. Iynchhurg. Va" or
"R. POrtner, Washington, ~. c. or
"Roh. Portner, Washington. -. g." or
"Robcrt POrtner. Washington. u. C.,"Or
ar. POrtner, Wilmington, N.t,"or
Rob. POrtncr, Wilmington, \. g." or
Robert Portner, Wilmington. y. Cor
II. POrtner, Charlotte. y. Cor
" Rob. Portner. Charlotte. y. 60" or
Robert POrtner, Charlotte. v. c." OF
- II. Portncr, Augusta. Ga" or
Rob. POrtncr, Augusta, Ca, or
d" Robert POrtncr. Augusta, Ga.' or otncrwl@.
The bottles upon which this trademark Is inn
pres ed, and ofwhich claim the exclusive nsc, are
OF glass, either light or dark. contain thirteen,
fourteen, or sixteen ounces are commonly called
pint bottles. have patent Dcer-st"pp"rs thereto AZ
liked and are Of the shape in Which beer bottles
are usually made.
scrplion ilcd In accordance with the terms and
provisions Of an Act Of Assembly approved March
D. 1850. and entitled San act To- protect owners ~
Trademarks and To prohibit the unauthorized use,
sale, or purchase Of bottle upon which any mnnil-
ficturcr or vcBder of beer, mineral waters, and
other beverages may have had his name or mark
impressed
Given under my hand this 9Th day of Jane,
1882. ROBERT POkTNER.
COURT
Y OF THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA,
CLERKS OFFICE. June 3. 1889:
This claim Of trademark was TINS day MEG IN the
office aud recorded. -
Iestc: MORTON MARYE, Clerk.
Tcste MORTON MARTE, Clerk.
~ l3-lt
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NEW YORK. July l5.-The weekly statement Of
the associated banks shows the following changes
Loans decrease il,S73,70O; specie increase,
Sl.645,7O0; legal tenders increase. sl,429.6OO
deposits increase, S3,274.7O0; circulation In
crease, s2oI,50u; reserve increase S2,256,625.
The banks now hold IN excess of all legal require
ments tlO,559,950.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 15.-Virginia G's, consolidated,
ST.; second series, 3il9 past-due coupons, 6Cs
new lO-4O's, 43h. Bid to-day,
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Douth Of Colonel Thomas III. Tutwfler

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, Va, July l5.-Colo
mel Thomas II. Tutwiler died at $40 TO
night from the injuries given by his horse
running away on Tuesday morning.
He never regained consciousness.
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Missing Theatrical Agent Accounted

ST.. LOUIS, July 15.-The body Of man
supposed to be John c. Doehn, VINO drop,
ned dead on the street on Thursday, ana
which has since then been in the morgue,
was recognized last night as that OF Alfred
II. Pease, the theatrical agent whose
MYSTERIOUS disappearance some time ago
created sensation. He had been engaged
to travel with Nilsson this fall. lie had
been living at cheap hotel near the police
headquarters, and had been drinking
heavily during his entire stay here
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A Quarrel About Lady Resulting I'm
an Appointment Between Two
Gentlemen.

Mr.. Joseph Addison Shot and Feavfully
Wounded I'm n Roadway Duel Near the
Farm OF Mr.. A. J. Wedderburn, In Lunen-
burg County-HIs Antagonist, Richard Gar
land, wouuded-Particulars OF the Affair.
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PORTNERs TRADEMARK.

NOTICE.-Partiesw who have been trad
~ ing or using our BEER BOTTLES" will
observe the accompanying pateut, resting assured
IT detected they VIII be dealt with To- the fullest
tent If the law. CHRISTIAN x WHITE.
~ I5-3t General Agents Robert Former.
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WOmam SI,ot I'm Irelaud.

LONDON, July ia woman has been
shot at Boila, County Mayo, for taking a
farm from which the former tenant had
been evicted. She has since died.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, July Is, 1882.
SALEs-FIRsr BoARD.-10 shares Charlotte, Co
lumbia and Augusta at 43.
SECOND BoARD.-l0 shares Chesapeake and Ohio
at 24h; 10 shares Petersburg railroad at 800; 200
shares Richmond and Allegheny az 261; 10 shares
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta ut 43..
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Destructive Fire In Washington Ter.

PORTLAND, OREGON, July ia heavy
fire was reported Yesterday at Colfax. W..
I. No particulars have been received as
yet, but II Is estimated the loss will not fall
short OF $3.50, 900. The heaviest individual
lOss IL x(,5 00O
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Not Drowned.

MILWAUKEE,, July 16.-F. 2. Pond, Of the
New York Turf, Field and Furm, who was
reported drowned few days ago, y now
reported to be safe at Abbotsford, WIS.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. July 49, Noon.-Stocks active and
strong. Money. per cent. Exchange-Long.
4s2H; short, 4eSs. state bonds duh and rregu-
lar. Governments generally unchanged.
Epentn1.-Exchange, 4S6k. Governments strong
and higher; new SIS, l014; new AIS. ia: new
As. lisa. Money, 2@3 per cent. states dull and
irregular. Treasury balances Coin, sSl ,3ls; cur
rency. $3.50.
VI oh
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Flour.

Flour-We quote: Fine, s4Gii50; extra
s5.3OGSG; superfnc, $1,000 So common SUI
perinc, si.50Gf5: common family, :6.OOGT
choice family, S7.5oM;S.25
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

EIIUMDND, July TO, 1857,
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Wh:e, 73S bushels. Red, $3.50 bush
els: rc-exhiblted, Sc bushels.
CORN.-W hite. LAG bushels; re-cNhlblted, 500
bushels. Mixed, 1000 bushels; rc-cXhibited,
900 bushels.
BLACK PEAs.-20 bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Whiic, PA bushels very good al
Sl.2S. Red. 256 bushels prime Lancaster at
; 80: $50 bushels very good Lancaster Mt LIS
2s bushels fair mixed Sl2O: $40 bushels very
good mixed on private term IL bushels good
mi xcd az .i.2O; 1G2 bushels very good Fultz at
%; coo bushels fair Fultz az sl.lj; 76O BUSH
els good FultZ at 1920.
CORN.-Whitc, 206 bushels prime Virginia at
$l.OS; 500 bushes prime western ut .l.O5.
BLACK PEAs.--l0 bushels al $3.50; 10 bushels
on private terms.
COTTCN.-Tone strong. Receipts. Il bales;
Quotations Midding, l2N 2.c.: low mld9ling,
TaM l2c.; good ordinary, ll@Ilsc.i ordinary,
Qi,Gr l0c
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Resignafion ofMr. Fright,

LONDON, Jnly ia p. Mn. Brights
resignation was communicated to the
Queen to-day.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP LINES.
III WVEhNN ~ - ss7ss
GENERAL RAILROAD AND <fffk
NJ STEAMSHIP TICKET OftICE, eAnnn1n

1000 MAIN sINtkf. = .,..,.-
Do yca contempt plate visit 10 the OLD CoUSs
TRY or perhaps yoa desire T. send for some -
vantage Ia cal, on the undersiyned, who Is agent
for All OF the frst-eisss OCEAN STEAMSHIP
LINES TO aud from EUROPE; fiksr;tLAs ~
To on FROM the principal points IN EUROPE.
EXCURSION TiCkErs At EEny Ctb kAT.s'
sTATF-RO0Ns SECURED IN ADVANCE.
| i,nited states and Canadas. Passengers aud bag.
s.se called for at llotei, aud private yesidcnees,
ana 81 gefye checked ~ fcstt"-uoa 't"nsi ear
/ rssevs 10 .ns ci,y fos nirc. A; :SAkn.Ms.
! e 3-eoiom AVN AnAn sssSsss
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UNDERWRITERS.

Joseph w. LAUBE,
81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
:. CoRNER FIRST AND BROAD STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
WOOD AND METALLIC BURlAL-CAsEs,
ROBES, HEARsE, HACKS,
aud az things regulate ~ .Cw-.9i HAIts.
TeIegrxphic and country orders solicited.
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Guiteau'a Cadaycr.
FURTHER RUNORS AS TO WHAT HAS BEEN DON
WITH THE AssASsIN's REMAINS.


WITH THE AssASsIN'S REMAINS.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 15.-The Star
OF this evening says that what has been
done and is being done with the cadaver
OF the late Charles j. Guiteau still re-
mains n matter OF some chastity interest.
On the Fourth OF July, the day after the
coffin was taken from the Jail to the Army
Medical Museum. it was removed to the
basement OF the Museum building, where
the body was taken from the coffin, the cloth
ing removed, and those portions OF the body
which had been detached at the autopsy
were taken away. The body was then
placed in barrel, in which was small
portion Of alcohol, the fumes OF which (the
barrel being headed would aid in prevent
ing putrefaction. Here 1t remained for
several days, the work Of preparing the
skeleton having been delayed because OF
some degree Of uncertainty as to the legal
ownership OF the cadayer. 1t is now un-
derstood that Rev. DR.. Hicks has, so far as
he has authority, turned the body over TO
the United States.
TIE PREPARATION OF THE SKELETON.
Nothing has been done further than TO
divest the bones OF flesh and gristle. The
additional process necessary to the produc-
ton OF perfectly white and sound skele-
ton will not occupy more than few days
after the legal questions involved are finally
settled, but it may be several weeks before
this can be done. To arrange and properly
mount the bones OF the human skeleton
safter they are prepared for mounting will
require several weeks. and it is probable
that the skeleton will not be set up before
October.
IMPORTANTLY THAT 1T WILL BE EXHIBITED.
1t is extremely unlikely that visitors to
the Museum will be able to crafty their
curiosity by inspecting the skeleton OF Gui-
teau, for the authorities have in mind the
influx Of visitors that followed the placing
OF the spinal cord and bones OF the neck
OF Wilkes Booth on exhibition. Then the
crowds were so great that damage was
done by the breaking OF glass. However,
il Guteau's will, which constitutes DR..
Hicks's title to the body, is not admitted to
probate. Mrs. Scoville may endeavor to OBJ
tain possession OF the bones.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
COMMISSIONER HowARD's OFTfcE,f
RICHMOND, June "a, 1852. I
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
l. ROANOKE NAVIGATION
COMPANY.

The following shares OF the capital stock OF said
company stand on its books In the names OF tic
persons hereafter mcntioned-viz:
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MINERAL WATERS, sc.

DICHMOND MINERAL-WATER SPA,
IL CORNER MAIN And ELEVENTH STREETS.
TWO MAGNIFICENT SODA FOUNTAINS.
lhaye this season added another elaborate aud
costly soda Fountain, which gives me unusual Ia
cili,ie, lcy dispensing my unegnalled. CREAM
SODA and MINERAL WATERS, GINGER
AIS. ROOT BEERS: also, the popular CAR
troduced by me last SEASON. have also elected ar.
r.ngements with Messrs. Owens q Minor, In whose
new drugstore have placed one Of Tuft's elegant
|. statue" soda Apparatus, and where can De had
The soda and Mineral Waters usually dispensed az
my counters. My bottling and earbouzttng estab-
lishment has also been hited up With improved APP
paratus, which enables me 10 readily supply fsmt-
lIes and the trade generally with my well-known
DEIFAsT GINGER ALE, SODA, TONIC BEER,
aud all popular mineral-water beverages ~ lowest
prices. oxn,c, sc,cvx
my 5-eod GkoR6E "h'EN
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NEW YORK, July l5.-Cotton-Net receipts,
IS bales gross, l.294 bales futures closed steady;
Gsl2.sl: september, tl2.55 @sl2.j6; October
ali 90: November, slL7s9sll 10; December
SiI7snsll.79 :January. ! l.ssd-l ~; eD-
rnary. si2; March, tl2.l2; April siZ'|f@
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SOLD By ALL DRueGIs,Iys;a -su,wA ysAul
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Publications Received.

"An Aboriginal Pilgrimage" Is the
title Of an illustrated article by Sylves.
ter Baxter in the forthcoming midsum-
MGR holiday Century, descriptive OF
the recent trip OF the Zuni Indians to
Boston for the purpose of bringing back
to Zuni sacred water from "the Ocean
of Sunrise" This will be followed by
several papers by Mr.. Frank II. Cush-
ing, under whose leadership the Zunis
came East, who will describe his unique
experiences during the years he has
spent among this tribe as the first white
man ever adopted into its fellowship.
FRANK LEsLIE's SUNDAY MAGAZINE
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DR.. Talmage, on Decoration Day
What 1t Is and what 1t Means" "Street
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and Modern" GLOW the Rough House
was Founded by Prayer" "The Vocal
Music of the Ancient Hebrews" by
Alfreton Hervey, ETC., etc. MacDon-
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