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Portage, Pa, July 9Th. IS.
TINTED STATES SALE OF LAND IN CAM
RRIA L,nI-nIN BENMaN

TINTED STATES SALE OF LAND IN CAM
- BRIA COUNTY. PENNsYLvANIA.
Pursuant to Section 3T40. Revised Statutes the
undersigned will offer 81 public auction. on Sat
urday. September II. 1895. at 2 o'clock p m. on
the premises all the right, title and interest Of
the United States in and to the following de-
scribed tract parcel of land in Cambria county,
Pennsylvania Beginning at a sugar tree marked
for a corner, thence 5y land now OF Joseph Van
Ormer east degrees south - perches to post.
theLce by same south degrees east p perches to
post on line OF land Of Thomas POweIls' estate,
thence by land Of said Thomas POwells' estate,
west degrees south 4O1z perches 70 post, thence
north q degrees east p perches to post thence
north IL degrees east ca perches to sugar tree,
the place of beginning, containing acres more 0T
less, being the same premises conveyed TO the
United States by William w. Dudley. Trustee.
by deed dated July "A. 1884, recorded in said
county in Liher 81 folio TSl ct seq.
TERMS OF SALE :-One-third cash and bal
ance in AID II months. with interest; OF all
cash at option Of purcha aser. Deferred payments
to be secured by notes and mortgage on the pro-
perty. A. MCCUE.
Solicitor Of the Treasury.
Tuua
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FRS All fits stopped free of DR.. KlIne's
Great Nerve RestOrer. No fits after first
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and
g. 90 trial bottle free to fit cases. Send to
DIR. Kline, 931 Arch St, Philadelphia Pa.
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Washington twp, July ;, 1855.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate of SAMUEL MCCLEARY, deceased
Ietters of Admintstratio tion on the estate Of
Samuel MctIeary, deceased, late Of Washington
township, having been granted to the underslgn-
ed notice is hereby given 70 those Indebted 10
said estate that payment must be made without
delay and those having claims against the same,
musf present them properly authenticated for
settlement. mICHhtIs DyNOh +,
June 5, 1885, st. hdmlnlstrator-
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TOR SALE.

valuable piece OF land containing about ITo
acres, In White and Reade townships with the
Clearheld creek running through f. adjoining
lands Of Hon. John Dean and Martin TiEhs about
80 acres cleared snd having thereon erected two
story frame house The balance Is well timbered
with pine, hem lock. oak and other timber TIE
lend Il underlaid With coal and iron ore The
Cresson and COalp0rt "a lroad now being huflt
ruEs throuxh this land For particulars npd
terms call OF address
MATTHIAS KFSSLER.
Efsks.
81 Cambria Co, Pc
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FOR SALE.

Two lots OF ground, on Centre street. Ebens-
burg with Frame House Of eleven roo Bg
stable, orchard and outbuildinEs
ALso-THo lots on same street. suitable for
cottages.
ALso-A pasture lot Of about one and-a- half
acres, situate one square from sbovs described
premises.
For terms, apply at the ofiss Of
JOSEPH MCDONALD
Armory Building
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June 10, 1885
the heirs and legal

NOTICE.-TO the heirs and legal
IN representatives or John Smay, deceased.
Take notice that an inquest viii be held at IN
late residence Of John Sway. deceased, In the
township Of Croyie. in the county Of Cambria, on
Wednesday, the 9Th day OF August next at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon OF mat day ior the pe
pose of making partition Of tho real estate OF the
said decea ed, to and among his heirs and legal
representatives 81 the same can De done without
prefud ce 70 or spelling OF the whole, otherwise 70
value and apuraise the same according 10 law AZ
which time and place you arc required 70 attend
IL you think proper. u A LII aEhs
st Sheriu-
July Il, 1885.
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Prudence NJ.
George and Rachael &. George, lately doing
business under the name and style of George x
Co, at Lilly Borough, Cambria county, Pa, have
made an assignment OF all their property TO the
undersigned in trust for their creditors. These
indebted to said firm are requested TO make pay
ment without delay. and those having claims
against them are requested to present then prop
erly authenticated for settlement
PETER +. GEORGE,
ST Assignee.
Lilly July g. SIS
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OBJECTION NOTICEI
June II. I8s5.-st

=
In pursuance OF resolution of the Council of
Ebensburk borOuA approved July 18th. 1885. NO
tice is hereby given that election Will be held
general election in the East and West wards OF
said borough on Saturday. August 22d A. ID. lss5,
between the hours OF A. NJ. and P. NJ. for the
purpose OF determining whether the indebtness OF
satd borough shall be increased TO any amount
not TO exceed seven per cenfun7 upon the assessed
valuation of the taxable property therein. Tickets
voted to be labelled on the outside increase OF
debt" and to contain the inside the words
mo Increase of debt OF debt may be increased.
Amount Of last assessed 1928 oe
Amount OF existing Indebtedness:
coupon BOndS. 0OVV W
Accrued 80 10
5O3o 90
Deduct amount OF duplicate for year 1885.
Applicable to the payment Of same sl29s II
Blalanc due on duplicate OF lSS3...-.. y
1885 20
Net amount of bonded indebtedness..-.. $3.50 Il
Amount Of ofoutstAnding orders $50 co
Balance due on dup, of 's3 for bor.. - q
'S4. "A %
Amt. OF 80 -
Amount Of indeb edness proposed TO be in
CURED b.. .............. ............ $1,000 90
Percent II assessed valuation. 0323 per centsn7
The said Indebtedness to be incurred for the
purpose of obtaining an additional WatOr supply
for the borough and sufficient quantity Of hose.
+. H. BARKER,
Burgess.
Attest:
]. II. DAVIS Clerk. ct
Cou neil Chamber, July 18th, 1885.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Estate Of John T. Cooney. deceased.
Letters Of Administration on the estate Of John
T. Cooney deceased. late OF Washington town
ship, having been granted to the undersigned no
ti-e is hereby given to thuse indebted TO said
estate. that payment must be paid without delay.
and those having claims against tho same, must
present them properly authe nttcated for settle
ment MICHAEL BKAJKEN.
Jufy Il 's5.-et. Administrator.
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THE MARKETS.
JEFFERSON ACADEMY

CanonsburE, Pa, 20 miles from Pittsburg.
For both sexes 10 teachers. Thorough instruc-
ton In CLASSICAL, COMMERCIAL, SCIENTIFIC,
NoRxAL AND MUSICAL COURSES; also. French,
German and MILITARY DRILL. Students pre-
pared for Sophomore year in any college.
Tuition, eIO to SIS. Next term opens Sept
22d. For catalogue or information, address REV.
W. F. BROWN, PRINCIPAL
July "a, 's54t.
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TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate Of Theresa Scaulau, deceased.
Letters testamentsry on the estate Of Iheresa
Scanlan late Of Cambria township, decd. having
been granted to the undersign1 d. notice Is hereby
given to all persons indebted to said estate to
make payment without delay and those haNlhS
claims against the same must present them prop
eriy authentictcated for settlement.
JOHN SCANLAN,
Executor.
June 10 1885. OF
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FARM FOR SALE.

A valuable farm fT'ine Grove) situated IN Al
legheny township. Cambria county Pa. IL milss
ron l.oretto. containing over 100 acres of GOOD
land, mere than 90 acres OF which are cleared
we'll fenced and in good state OF cultivation fs
offered Tor sale on accommodating terms The
implements consist Of = large dwelling house
containing eleven rooms and a kitchen q com
OutbuildinEs.
There are also On the land an abundance OF tin
Der and coal, plenty Of choice fruit, such as
apples, peaches, pears, cherries, grapes, etc q
good we'll OF soft water. and a number Of never
failing springs o. pure water
The property is IN 3 healthy location with n
grand view from the house. and for more than
twenty hVe years has been used as a resort for
summer boarders- The owner wishes 70 retire
from business and will sell very cheap.
For further particulars apply to
OF Z. A. BUSH
LOrctts. Pa
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FOR POOR DIRECTOR.-Ih hereby
announce myself as a candidate ior poor Director
subject 20 the decision Of the Democratic primary
election. JOHN LITZINGER.
Clesrneld township. July p. IS.
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FOR POOR DIRECTOR here
by announce myself as q candidate FOR the nOni-
nation OF POsr Director subject the decisian of
the Democratic primary election.
JOHN FERGUSON,
BlackIck Twp, June II. 1855.
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EOR hereby announce
myself = a candidate for Sherld subject to the
decision OF the Democratic primary election.
JOHN W. WONDERS.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

FOR SH ERIFF.-I herehy announce
m self As = candidate for the Democratic nomina-
tion o Sheriff subject to the decision Of the Dem
ocrztic primary elections.
JOSEPH A. GRAY.
CArT0ll.oHn, May 8. 1885
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ORPHANS COURT SALE OF

" y Nh NHkh.
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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THE SALISBURY CABINET.


LONDON, June 17.-AnOther conference o
conservatives was held at noon to-day in the
residence of the Marquis of Salisbury. The pur-
pose of this conference was to endeavor to settle
upon the persons to fill the several offices, so
that a complete cabinet may be presented to
parliament on Friday. Lord Randolph Churchill
attended the conference.
The Ulster conservatives will wait on the
Marquis of Salisbury to-day to urge renewal of
the coercion act. Earl Spencer leaves Ireland
on Saturday. National excitement is feared
Sir William Vernon Harcourt, home secretary
in Mr.. Gladstone's cabinet, addressing meet
ing of liberals last night in ST. James hall, de-
MED that the liberal government had courted de-
feat. The tories had at last Overthrown the gov
ernment by an alliance with the Parnellites,
with whom they had nothing in common, and
were now in an embarrassed position. He
hoped the tories would not negotiate with Rus
sia in the spirit of the late speeches OF Lord
Randolph Churchill and the Marquis of Sails
bury. Sir William gave assurance. however,
that the tories should have fair play, and If they
labored for peace should have the support OF the
liberal party also. The tories, he said, might
squabb1e about their leaders, but the liberals
would have no dissensiOnS about theirs. The
liberals were mobiliZing their forces for a great
campaign. The meeting was crowded to excess,
and the greatest enthusiasm was displayed.
The Times, editorially, says: MIR. Gladstone's
refusal to accept an earldom makes an appeal
to the Imagination of men that will not remain
unanswered.
The queen arrived this morning at Windsor
from RalmOral
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ARRIVAL OF THE ISERE.
The French Steamer Bearing the Bs
thOldi Statue Reaches New York.

The French Steamer Bearing the Bar.
thOldi Statue Reaches New York.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE French steamer
Isere, which has the Bartholdi statue aboard,
was signaled off Sandy Hook at O'Clock this
morning At $40 she anchored in the lower
bay, near the Horse Shoe, where she remains.
At daybreak the lookout at Sandy Hook
sighted strange steamer anchored Off the bar.
1t was raining and foggy at the time and he
was unable TO make her out. She got under
weigh and at 5 a. M, when off the Hook, she
displayed her signal letters. All doubts about
her were dispelled and the long-looked for Isere
was reported. The stars and stripes were mast.
headed and the vessel was duly saluted from
the lookout tower. She passed, and going into
the horseshoe bend of the lower bay, dropped
her anchor. The Isere is bark-rigged vessel.
Her long funnel stands midway between her
main and miZzen maSrS. Her hull is painted
white. The crew are cleaning ship now. No
comm unication has yet been had with the
shore.
At the office Of the Bartholdi statue commit
tee to-day it was announced that the formal re-
ception of the statue would probably take place
on Friday or Saturday. No change will be
made in the program as already announced.
SANDY Hook, n. J., June Il, nOon.-The
steam cutter of the U. S. S. Omaha has just left
the Isere. An officer, in full uniform, of the
Omaha, has made an official visit, and is re-
turning to his vessel, which Is anchored OF
COney Island point.
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Labor Riots i'm Austria.
GRAVE DISTURBANCES AT BRUSN en-
OUT OF A STRIKE Or MILL HANDS

GRAVE DISTURBANCES AT BRUNN GROWING
OUT OF A STRIKE Or MILL HANDS.
BRUNN, AUSTRIA. June IA labor riot OF
grave proportions took place I'm this CITY last
night. The trouble has been brewing Tor some
ttme, and grew ont of differences between
the men and factory owners about the hours of
labor. As a settlement OF the differences could
not be amicably arrived nj, the men struck, and
last evening az SIX O'Clock. great crowds oi
people gathered about several factories and
Violently asSailed them with stones and other
missiles. Windows were demolished. gates
were forced. and the excited people surged in
upon the factory grounds. The military were
called out and succeeded by midnight i'm dis.
peiSing the crowds and restoring order. In the
conflicts between the soldiers and the rioters,
The rioters were wounded. \ renewal OF the
disturbances l. l,.nrrd
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The situation a, Plymouth.

WILKEsBARRF. PA. June 1..-Affairs al Ply
mouth are slowly improving. The relief COM
mtttce met at n late hour last night They re-
ported that two patients had been admitted To
the hospital since Monday. and that several
were discharged during the past few days. The
total number OF patients now I'm the Institution
is forty. The executive committees report for
the week past shows the total number seriously
sick TO be SOC, destitute families. 22o: DEATH 4:
recovered. 1ll-making n decidedly better
showing as compared with the preceding week,
except in new cases, there being this week:
but nothing serious Is apprehended from them.
The relief committee is not In need of any more
"
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ATcrrible Enemy ofCorn.
FIELDS THAT ARE FRESH AND GREEN IN THE
MORNING UTTERLY RUINED BEFORE

FIELDS THAT AfsE FKtSH AND UftEEN N THE
MORNING UTTERLY RUINED BEFORE
MIGHT.
sons. KAN says there is now making its alS-
pearance in that vicinity a scourge equal TO the
grasshopper. Large fields of corn, standing on
an average OF eight inches high. looking fresh
ana green in the morning. before night became
withered and dead. Examination discloses in
each hill a myriad of worms, ranging from an
inch and quarter down to one-eight of an inch
i'm length. Apparently they become completely
distributed over field, then commence stimuli
taneously to work, and within a very short
time the whole is devastated. Nearly every
piece OF corn is more or less infested. The eggs
from which the worms are Matched are supposed
to be deposited by a small yellowish-white
miller. The worm is by the farmers termed ths
wet worm
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From Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE stock market was
somewhat irregular at the opening this morn
ing, first prices, as compared with last evening,
being 1. per cent lower for 81. Paul. Union Pa
ciiic and New York Central, 1. higher for North
west and Oregon Transcontinental and un-
There was slight advance in 81. Paul aud
Laclawanna after the opening and thea the
market became heavy, but the total decline was
only L to L. per cent in most eases. Shortly be-
fore IL O'Clock the whole list rallied traction,
and AT that hour prices were from 1. 10 II per
cent above the opening prices, the advance
being led 10y St. Paul and Lackawanna. Loan
ing rates are for Northwestern and Delaware
and Hudson 3.oSal.32; Erie seconds. l.64;
others easy. The iuarket has been quiet. total
sales being only $4,000 shares. There has been
active trading in West Shore firstS this m orn-
ing, which advanced over 1 per cent TO 363~.
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Cholera i'm Spaiu.

THE DISEASE OFFICIALLY DECLARED TO Re
PRESENT IN MADRID.
MApRID, June l..-rhcre We're four cases OF
cholera here yesterday afternoon. There were
also two deaths from cholera. Between the
10th of May and the 10Th OF June, there were
30 cases Of cholera here, and during the same
period there Were i5 deaths. In the city of Va.
lencia during the past l2 hours there were four
new cases ofcholera and three deaths. Scnor
Romero, of Kobledo. minister OF the INTERIOR
declared in the cortes last evening that the
suspicious cases" i'm Madrid We're beyond a
doubt eases Of cholera ana of the Asiatic type
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Federal Patronage in New York City.
n .,-,.
Rum Over by a Cab and Killed.

THE DRIVER ON TRIAL FOR MANsLAUGHTER
In the Criminal Court this morning Frederick
]. Esselman, driver Of one of the Union Trans
fer cOmpany's hansoms, was placed on trial for
manslaughter in having driven over Benz. d.
Manning on the evening of March 4th last,
death ensuing on March 9th. Mr.. H. T. Tag
CART appeared for the government and Mr.. H.
e. Davis for the defendant. The principal wit
ness was Il. c. Cash. who testified to seeing the
occurrence and to Esselman being on the cab
or that the whip was used. Witness stopped
the cab and the driver said he told the man to
get out OF the way.
On crOsS-eXaminatiOn witness said he was
special police officer.
The government having closed, with the ex-
ception OF one witness, motion was made to
adjourn till morning to secure the attendance
of the witness. With the understanding that
the government could call this witness, the de-
fendant put several witnesses ON tho stand to
FINED FOR AssAULTING HIS WIFE.-Ben.
Winston, colored bricklayer, was before Judge
Smell to-day, charged with striking his wife,
Ellen: with gun. 1t appears that Ben., while
intoxicated, assaulted his wife, and was struck
Of his mother. A third person was said to have
used an axe In the fight, and as Ben. was Sc
verely punished the court imposed fine Of
RoBBERIEs REPoRTED.-Yesterday morning
the redencs Of William Tnson 18th
missed.-John Dorsey. % sos Sth street north.
was forced open and pair Of pants, with S14
northwest, reports that his shoe shop was
leopold Behrens, 9Os 7th street. reports
csso a hs 81
street. reports stolen during the past week e4O
In money.
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kilograms to The Star.
MAKING A TORY CABINET.
The British Conservatives Harmonic.
Gladstone Regaining His Popularity.
DEATH OF Won MANTEUFFEL.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN LONDON.
ADDINAI AR ID 4 Z, THAI IiIsS cT mIrIy
MAKING A TORY CABINET.
The British Conservatives Harmonize
Gladstone Regaining His Popularity.
DEATH OF Won MANTEUFFEL.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN LONDON.
ARRIVAL OF BARTH0LDI'S STATUE.
The Differences Of the Conservative
Leaders Apparently farHlSnizeti.

SALISBURY EXPECTED TO SUBNIT HIS CABINET
TO THE QUEEN To-MoRRow-LoRD RANDOLPH
CHURCHILL MAKES HIMSELF F!LT-ENTHU-
SLASH OVER GLADSroNES REFUSAL OF AN
EARLDoM-A PROBABLE NEW MINISTER AT
WASHINGTON.
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Minister LOthrOD Sails.

NEW YORK, June 16.-Hon. @. v. n. Lothrop
Z. S minister to Russia, accompanied by his
wife and two daughters, sailed for Europe this
morning on the steamer Ems, OF the North
German Lloyd line. A number of his friends
gathered at the steamers pier to see them of.
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Extensive Fire i'm London.
4 LARGE MERCANTILE ESTABLISHMENT DE-

LONDON, June 1.-THE great establishment,
Whiteley, Of Westbourne Grove, Queens road
and Kensington Garden square, took fire this
morning and Is still burning. A great crowd is
firemen is on hand. The fire was discovered at
six O'Clock this morning. At this hour twelve
o'ciock) the names are under control. The
damage will doubtless be heavy. The fire
occurred to-day in the same department which
was destroyed by fire in 1882 and since rebuilt
The flames quickly spread from the counting
house to the stables In the rear, and thence
spread to Westbourne Grove. All the shops
from No. 35 70 No. 43 were destroyed. All the
engines Of the entire fire brigade were pouring
streams upon the burning mass. The great
iron doors which separate the several depart
ments Of the immense establishment prevented
the destruction of the entire block. The loss 10
placed at 1O0, 600 pounds.
A later estimate puts the loss ut $50 900.
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he loss ut E15O, 600.


SAN FRANCISCO, June 17.-At Central park
yesterday Duncan C. Ross attempted TO lower
and succeeded. His score was: sixteen-pound
hammer, Davidson, 1O3 feet; Ross, 100 feet 2
inches; twelve-pound hammer, Davidson, 11S
one-pound hammer, Davidson, 7S feet; Ross,
80 feet 21s inches. Putting sixteen-pound
weight, Owen Du6y,. Edinburg. 43 feet 4ia
fifty-six-pOund weight, Davidson, % feet l
inch; Roes, 20 feet 6 inches.
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To Meet tho Liberty He'll.

PHILADELPIIiA, juno l1.-Mayor smith and
joint committe of councils left the city at ten
o'clock this morning for Baltimore To meet the
New Orleans officials accompanying the lib
erty bell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-17

On viva voce vote In the New Hampshire
legislature yesterday Blair received 170 votes
In the house and IS In the senate, being de-
clared the choice OF each body for United States
Senator.
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Depcw to Succeed Rutter.

NEW YORK, June Ill kiernan's News Agency
says: 1t is stated that Chauncey NJ. Depew will
be elected president of the New York Central
Railroad company. it, indeed, his election has
not already taken place.
The New York Central railroad directors met
this morning and elected Chauncey NJ. Depew
president and Horace j. Hayden second vice
president. the position formerly occupied by
Mr.. Depew. The office OF third vice president
was abolished.
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0VERTURES FOR A NEW TREATY SAID To HAv
BEEN MADE RN TuIS GoNERNMENr

BEEN MADE BY THIS GOVERNMENT.
OTTAWA, ONT. June l1.-Negotiations are
now being carried on between the several gov-
enments interested with view to securing
arrangements for the final settlement of the
fisheries question which has from time to time
been agitated by the people of Canada and the
United States. The governor general has the
matter i'm hand. and Sir John A. Macdonald
will bring the correspondence on the subject to
the notice of parliament before the close of the
session. 1t is understood that a proposition
has been made by the United States govern
ment for the President to undertake TO bring
the whole question OF the fisheries before Con.
gress at the December sittings, and 10 recon.
mend the appointment OF a joint commission
charged with the settlement upon a Just and
equitable basis of the entire question OF fishing
rights. In the meantime the proposition of the
United States is that there be no enforcement
of the fishery laws and regulations from July
1st to the close OF the present fishing season.
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GIFT TO A CHuRcH.-The Baltimore Stsn OF
to-day says: A deed OF gift has been filed for
to the vestry of st. Bartholomew's p. L. church
Of Baltimore city, conveying q lot OF ground on
west, having a front OF so feet on North ave.
nue., with q depth of 100 feet, In fee, for the
purpose Of rectory for the church, Of which
valued ut $4,000.