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RAILROADS.
(ALTIAokL AND OHIO RAILROAD
schedule In effect SUNDAY, NAY S0th, 1850, unit
further notice.

Leave Washington from Station. CORNER Of New
Jersey avenue and street.
dor Dor Shio.xo io:oo u. ana 1910 pm daily The
and Chicago arriving ia Pttsburgh al 1856 pm, CT.
csRo next morning al $50. No extra fare 4 emerged
For CINCINNATI Louisville and 81 LouIs daily q, 70
p;ai and iSi0 Pm With through co.cLss aud lsi
$50 pm Is fast lmit-d train TO cncin nai ssd 81
eas1. s sls . sSs:a :. :. Ts
Pittso9rgh Cleveland ana Detroit, win Hehsrch fsR
ioI aaa s.eeping Cars q Pittsburgh
l9 Gn9 r 3 wit. with sleeping Carr, daily.
FS, Baltimore on week days $3.50, $40. ESQ, s2p
ss s , sss s4o ssc s.o ae si ss%i1q,:
for baltimore on sundays os3o $50 $50 aud iO0S
A.; I:So. l;S0 SSo. &:ao. 6;Ao. $40. 200. SIX
For Shenandoah Valley Railroad and ps,ns s.s,h
Washington to New Orleans; o:So p. m. sleeper o
For Annapolis $40 An and l2:lo and Ase prS,
For Way stations between Washington and Dsis,-
s sHa y 1 90 Pr On su.dAys ss6a aDs $50, $50
ss fSs ss'sss On
an .. Ssay s on daily eIssp. sssas Cor pc
sunday stops a ali stations. For Ss,sSev NV va
intermedsts points lo'oe AM. 1890 and ii:s0 r.
A;4O pm daily, except sunday.
a For 8 asgersiown LOGO and SAL Pm. daily. ss
Trains arrive from the West daaly e2o S.2o q n
1:lo. $50 and lOs30 Pm Memphis Exnress
6, from Annapeiis $50 an and l:5o ard e.2s I'm.
Sunday, 1888 am, 035 p.m.
From Harpers Ferry aud valley RaiiresA. f.2o =
M daily, and 800 I'M. daily, except SundsS
From Frederick and intermediste poinis S25 a M
and Ssl5 pun daily except sunday
o Trains leave Baltimore for Washington st $40
$50. 40, 300, so5 and 1890 a. NJ, I2i5 ESQ. : q
4:2O D. $50 .:4a and IL 30 r. M: sundays y 40.
.E1 y'oo and s'o5 an l:3O, 2:30. 4:20. 6sD0 . 10
All trains from washiugtoo stop ~ Relay Station,
except l:2o, BIS and $40 pm.
For further Information apply n the Rsltimore and
ONO Ticket Omce-WashAgton station, ole and
1901 fennsylvania avenue, corner Of llth street,
and received az any point In the city.
b DURHAM. C. IoRn
Gen. Manager. Baltimore. uelsl a "a
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"ALKERA 2OA 10TH STREET INV.
wv Moth proof Felt CSfbelats Of Il me- Telts Pitoh
x,.ssss =. ana Gss Tax. Shasceal. HAIR. Iims dEcl
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AHEAD Or AL OrnEna

The Light Running NEW HOME Sewing Machine
the latest, simplest and best In the world. Every
lady should call at our ONCE and the variety Of
work done on this Machine Embroidery work OF all
structions given free at
q OPPKNREIMER BROR.
52S 9th street NV,
Sole Agent for the Light Running New Home SEWING
Machine.
Ola Machines taken in exchange my20
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PROPOSALS
DROPOSALS FOR COAL.
l. NAVY DEPARTMENT.

l. NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, June 10. 1886.
Sealed proposals, endorsed on the envelope "Propo-
sas for Coal and addressed the Secretary of the
lar dealers until TwELv tessSsa i5in
r the
vice during the fiscal year ending June 3d. 1887 for
Blank forms. On which proposals must be submitted
giving fun particulars to place conditions Of
deliver, INSPECTION pay DC, can be obtained on
The department reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids not deemed advantageous to the government
No payments can be made on any contract entered
makes the necessary appropriation for the purpose
and all contracts we W E BE N that W s9net1n
1el9law4w Secretary of the Navy.
TREAsuRY DE drsEaI1 re s
Sealed Proposals VIII at TINS oc oss sSt,
TWO co 0GL L 2; NJ. SATURDAY, JUNE
laying carpet. and for bang and marking Garnet
for shipment and tor cutting and laying linoeu and
INSTRUCTIONS to bidders can be had upon application
The department reserves che right to reject anv or
all bids and to waive defects. -
Proposals should be addressed to the Secretary Of
the Treasury and endorsed Proposals for cutting and
f4s'sned9 cs. E Ea1iRs EaoLa,..
DROPOSALS FOR WASHING TOWELS
l. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR
WASHINGTON, DC, June g. 1855
ssnlsd Proposals Mil Be received WITH
THIRD. 1886, for Washing the Towels of this depart
ment and Ms several bureaus for the fiscal year end
Instructions bidders will be furnished on applica
ton to the custodian, Room 1O4 Department Of The
interior. ~
Proposals to be addressed to the Secretary of the
Interior, and marked Proposals for Washing
Towels" e
je5S,12,10 L. O. c. LAMAR Secretary
DROPOSALS FOR PIPE AND FITTINGS
l. OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE WAR AND
NAVY DEPARTMENTs,
WASHINGTON, d. c., June g. 1885,
Sealed proposals for furnishing wrought IRON pine
and Fittings for the West and Center Wings of the
Building for State War and Navy Deparm ents in this
CITY, NH be RECEIVED at this office untn TWELVE NJ
JUNE. 1855. and opened Immediately thereafter in
presence of bidders. -
Specifications, general instructions to bidders and
blank forms OF proposal viii be furnished to reQpIar
manufacturers and dealers on application to this
Office. THOS LINCtIN CAstx 'AAA'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COL Corps OF Engineers
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THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING, AT HALF-PAsT SEVEN r NJ,
BY Els, NY ELIiE =
JOS SPORTING GOODS. &c. In STORE 1347
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR FOUR
TENTH STREET.
BY direction OF the owner, who is going exclusively
In the manufacturing business will sell all the above
stock at auction, EVERY EVENING, At HALE
PAST SEVEN. until all are disposed Of
Bargains may be expected.
myl52m NJ FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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FINANCIAL,

FINANCIAL.
PRIMO. & WHrrrnr.
STOCK BIOKERa
e 80 n rsssS *,sn1. New YORK
$50 18th street SCorcoran Buiiding) washington
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRIS
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &c
GENERAL PARTNE Frs.
5AAn WHITLEY II. CRUGER OAKLHE
MAYNARD c. EYRE
HENRY H. D0DoE, Washington, ID. G.
WILLIAM K TRAvkRs. Special Partner.
Buy and sell on commission ali classes OF Railway
SoCuritisA
Il. H. DODGE. Resident Partner
Quotations OfStOcks and Bonds and Information 70
EArding the markets received through wires IN
etantly, direct from the New York stock EXCHANGE
Al orders executed and reported promptly. isI
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneera

:" G. DUVALL. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALuALE HOUSE AND
LOT; KNOWN AS No. SO II STREET SOUTH
Under and by virtue OF certain deed Of trust -
bearing GATE the 26th day Of May, 1875 and duly III
recorded IN Ltber No 7S4 folio 3s2 one Of the TO
land records OF the District Of the written
request OF the party holding the nUte Described in and
secured y said trust, will ON MONDAY. the
IMESsI,r-EIRST DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 1856, At
Srss sna q Lot IS hun
D. c. the same having front Of Is feet and inches
on street by Q depth Of 20 feet and Inches more
two-story frame house.
Terms Of sale: The amount OF the Indebtedness se-
cured by SAID trust and the expenses Of sale In CASH
balance 10 equal tnstallnlents at six and twelve
montns notes OF the purchaser. secured py deed OF
Ius ON tne properly TO be given for the defred pay
s sIc al ~ e e. pafchasers cost Terms
sale 0therwise the trustee reserves the right 20 resell
~ cost and risk OF defaulting purchaser.
ye000uS GA + street NV.
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THE V1Ews Or PEOPLE
With reference to purchasing READY-MADE
CLOTHING is somewhat divided Some 90 to one
place and some to another to buy and 1t will always
be 50; but you will hear it expressed sides that
If person asks another where TO produce good and
reliable clothing. ready made or made to order, our
house is the first one mentioned to buy-because its
generally known that we manufacture the best that
can be produced and carry large assortment from
the finest in quality to the lowest in price.
1t Is needless to mention separately every article we
sell and at what prices. AS YOU WILL FIND ANY
KIND OF GARMENT. FOR EITHER MAN OR
BOY. on OR COUNTERS, AS WELL AS FULL
LINE OF TIES. GLOVES. UNDERWEAR, &C
NOAH WALKER & co.
my2S 625 Pennsylvania avenue
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FROM me Sant2riAu.
"A gentleman, making q call at tho house of
a friend, WAS astonshed to ind the rooms aud
passages in confusion, and, on inquiring the
cause, was answered: oh, we are very much
annoyed here; a rat has come To finish his ex-
istence under the floor OF our large drawing
room We do not know the exact place but
we cannot endure the stencil any longer, SO we
have removed the furniture, rolled up the
carpets and called in the carpenters, who are
Just beginning To take up the floor
NOW, don't be too hasty,' said the visitor.
you need not pull up more than one board. /
VIII show you what I mean presently; and.
meanwhiie, shut down the drawing room win.
HE then stepped down into the garden.
walked round to the horse stables and after q
few minutes absence came back TO the draw.
ing room with both hands tightly clasped.
Placing himself In the center Of the drawn no
room he opened bis hands and out flew two
large biueoottle flies and buzzed around ,he
rUom for q second or two. But presently one al
and was Immediately followed by tho other
".Ncw them said the visitor, take an that
found beneath IL,
The csrpsnters applied their tools, raised the
board, aud 1T once Iound thA cause al m ~.
pleasant azn4lL"
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DENTISTRY.

nR STARR PARSONS, COR gTH AND BN.W
Timing specially; also, the cure Of toothschs
gums allevlates PAIN Of extracting Gas Sven spl3
nR 7. n. TALBOTf, DENTIST 437 7TH ST,
- three doors from corner z Dentistry In I'll
its branches Teeth inserted % per Get Al work
warranted. @ko4 jAnl
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HOTELS.

THE NEw YoRk HorEL
NEW YORK CITY.
This popular hotel has been completely renovated
and 100 rooms added. making its present capacity Eve
hundred guests.
Conducted on both theA American and European plans
Restaurant OF Superior Excellence Supplies the
Meals II Carte Price OF rooms, with board from 81
per day without board. from 81 per day and upwards
Broadway cars pass the hotel
SPECIAL RATES TO PERMANENT GUESTS
apl3tu, th&s. lot IL EVANSTON
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TO- No rsr HFshsssSSsrEyAsrA sogEs
RAILs MEAAS a. y I kouIPNEST
Trains leave w..hss.oa nom station a corner orsra
For r...su,s .ss :. Wet q ,sST ,.a E.p
sasss a:y - ss sS 81 .as r. 1s
and Hotel O. 2 8: Louis daily. except s.sasssy.
Si1s si.sPias Car. w..nIas.aa g cai s.;'s
At Harrisburg with western E.pfss. n'' III
rne rpsrs 1000 81 IPuisy ss sn sar o. Ls
ana the West with through sleeper Harrisburg 10
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For d G6e tnA1 Sasl RSShssie5 R1a,9 Nss,s
Cars Washington 10 Rodhesier Wy WIZ r"''Ss
For wallamsport, Lock Haven and Emira, az ss5o
New s saseR BE s1 Es 200 and
No D.; 200 cas-, LOO and / :2oP: N ON sunday.
Limited kIp5es. of Pullman rarlor Cars. s:4o A
For Rosion wifheu! esHnre 800 p M every day.
For Brooklyn, n: V all through trains coEnsa q
ing 70 Fulton Street axossS s ss
~ fe r1i.,s s acres New .., York CITY
ia IA. $50 LOCO and lI29 P N: q. SUNDAY,
except sunday.
sIs sss s.s CSC .ss fs
s sTo LIP LIZ s on eanasy s;oS 30 LOO AM
For Pope's Greek Line, 7:l5 A. NJ and l:so r. n.
For xnnapois rs a H.. l2os and 4:as P N a.rlx
except sunday. Sundays, 300 A. NJ ALB p NJ
AhR xtaSSfbSRaiH SSS %Ssh hf
For ssS ss s si 80 sss .s % iss
For ssHSaS !, goo sss s ~ aSi SOS
TRAINS aas ssS 4 ssy f ssSy
and lo,A2 Z: n. and l2l6 mdnght IeEsspt IsSr,
Se4a X s snd fa Il s nsh and 'o A. H. 7s&
Tickets and nformsion at the ONCE, serthsaa Ger.
sss station wssrs orders o Be len for hs
Oh 70 cHaa PTes so, ssps .nd
:. r WOOD dener.l Passenger Agent. jsiI
WILMINGTON. os sD2b and wns1EaN AAn
On and .fser NOVEMBER 18TH, 1885. train, 40
Leave from and arrive 1t b. And r 9Th asd stssG0
AZ Leave %s;hlngtop 2, 300 I'M, and AS pm. a.
HI and r'e go p Dn kss.1s,s:
ssrS s Bound h , SSi IN and lae 2. Lss
TON At s:ss am. and 4:i0p.m.
thai aei s. sn .Wy a.sn = SIS "a
Monthly and Communication R.'s; % ~ PgintA
a sap.rintendsnt. Aisf.sarA
UNDERWRITERS,
II T CLEMENTs,, PROFESSIONAL -uNDisn.
u Akef-Thirty Years ExperieDoaL 1877 ~
street and 20 High street. Georgetown TeIsphnnS
Call. x26-& jrzsaa
LANES BELLEW.
q FURNIsHiNo UNDERTAKEN
Sorner new jerry ave go Q . Az
IL FyRNIsHINd UNDERTAKEN
lO11 9Th St Everything strictly FiFut-cisGu - =.
The most hsasOnabls 1srmaL dT
TosEPH GAwLER. FURNsETNo CNDI:I
To- TAkEh and PRACTICAL EnBALMEE
Ad1o fenn1yivani4 ave. nv Teruls uaOdo9nfa Al
everything nrst-saA Telephone cali lO2-H III
UNDEnTAKER AND PRACTICAL mDAE,1ln
~ea- q - C1nD Of ths Oncinnnn oeaHed ~
AnnAminl C n Lukens. n. y. Runsfpak
: 49, Oerk, De0onscrNoe
-sns 019 11fh GsroH DogthWA
= Ne1ophoDe mM0<7-A ~
1AaEAoRIAM--AL LARGE AekoRT2EuT -
y tsat.n and Anerlean Hegsae Heen1ee1A 90
- s~ssSsal1ale lsis9se --,,,,...
NJ s...E ..iE=as':z -
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND
LOT ON STREET, BETW LEN NINTH
STREET AND VERMONT AVENUE NORTH
WEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust, duly recorded IN s.k
Liber No 1917 folio $50, seQ of the land ;"1
records for the District of Columbia, and at the 31
OF he premises, on THURSDAY, the FIRST DAY
O'CLOCK p NJ, ali that piece parcel of ground and
ngton, In the Distr ct OF Colun ba. aud known and
square numbered three hundred and sixty-one 1851
street north, sixteen and one-hal of The
southeast corner of said lot and running thence west
with the north line of said street sixteen
feet to the center of the wall between TWO mdd
houses OF the four erected SAID lot, thence north
one hundred and fifty-three feet and three inches
thence east sixteen feet and six inches, and thence
south one hundred and fihy-three feet and three
inches to the place OF beginning. Together with all
the improvements, ways, easements, rights, privi-
eges and appurtenances thereto belonging in any
manner appertaining.
Terms One-thrd cash. balance in one and two years
notes, To bear interest and to be secured deed
trust on the property sold, ali cash. option of
purchaser, cOnveyancug, &c. purchasers cost: q
deposit OF 500 required at time of sale.
complied with in 10 days otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property the and
cost OF the defautng purchaser after five days public
notice OF such resale IN some newspaper published In
,e1saads } }oaN Mi " N5GTs 'H' Trustees.
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THE SUMNER FASHIONS.

LIGHT WEIGHT vELyETs-ZsPHYH crcsHANS-
SrNsHADEs-RoUSD HATs-LEGHoRN FLATS
NOVELTIES II DRESS eooDs-coxBINATIoN
DxEasns, ETC.
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SPECIALTIES.

NINE ROSS, THE RELIABLE CLAIRvoYANT
IVA and Astrologist has been Consulted on Business
Love AID Matrimony for "a years this city: all
trouble csA, satisfaction guaranteed Once hours 10
am TO pm. Fee SOC. and 81 3l2 First stSE., Capt.
toll Hill fl3
,D1LES-DR MUALEMAN CURES PILES BY
direct treatment, without the Of knife, caustic
or hgature. Cure guaranteed Can he consulted as
2l8 I'd It ~. from to q pm. ap2llms
ATME BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOF
NALIRE AL business confidential Ladies and gem
tefnen 50 cents EACH ats street, between eth and
9th streets northwest my6-4ows
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ATTORNEYS.

ATTORNEYS.
HAVING DEVOTED SEVERAL YEARS 10
l. my sons Pan Electric ana National Secret Tele-
phone Lawsuits aud contfacts. now return general
P5aetice asssted BY J. HAERY ROGERS, Esq,
psectice in the District Of Columbia and Maryland
~ C1rcoran buiding opposite Y. q. Treasury.
ap2o-lm* ]. WEBB ROGERS
rAAPBELL. DARLINGTON. ATTORNEY-AT
SLaw. Practices in all the CourtA Uface 400 Loui-
stnna ave Barbour Law BuildingD Residence, 1889
9Th St NV. apS-em
NJ H MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
ANs Rooms . and 4, Gunton Law Building,
<72 L0ulsianA avenuA
He9toence. SIS T Si nv. mhZo
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N OTTO
TO GRocERs AND HoUsEKEEPERs
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cry a thn ernsl ana uninslihahle een-
d1cf ef ~ poiioa ard allempte1 -
make lbon dosis1 Nhen c11Hsel
wsg imminens. tha Story goes. tAo m0b
oaered % tahage u the palioa wege
uilh1raun bat ne olhafais1
Iha peouls a ths Shank Hil ro9a
neesing today aitsekea ths poliee. 1he
07litia wele snmuunad and tie croad
wsn disperaed. 1tfanow stated that tie
meeting wEa aummnned % d4nouneo
~ pulise nod also al othaE peElons fer
attacking ths hemeea and pfoneriy Of
p-aeeahls people and 80 urRe On the cill-
sau9 that tAsy Do The uluoak In ehelx
power n bring the distnrhezs of tne
peaee - jns1ioe irre4pectsRo ef eTecd e
party. 1ns mesfinR appointad capo-
eaii1n 30 ash the Magar of Belfast for
ths naues ee she oGioeEs h eharza Of
lhe shank Hill police barracks ysstsr.
day evening
D.-Tbe cut q touu poIics hase
been withdrawn fFom the stEeela of ths
city in c0usrquenee Of the h~aiiiity
manifested io4ard them By the Orange
men. Soldiers have been tald on "a
sAks The plaes of thess of1eaRs and q
assist the city police IN ease they ahould
1ceo nelp tcalR16.
xHn szTUAxT0a AZ EunakN.
BnLrAsT, Juns ie.-Tna funerai Of
Thos. Gallagher, tha 0ranReman Who
was shot and killed durinR tbe rios 81
1nrRan on Tuesday. took plaes today.
fhe funeral pFucsssiOn uaa proleoled hy
100 soldiers and 100 policemen. A moo
of Catholics isered a. the mourneTs
and thFeafeBea 10 stop She heaFas. b1i
the paiioe held them Ia check. TIE
Political exuitement h leading 30 dan
gsrOus quAFreis among the womsn q
the factories ae Lurgan. Al one fac
tory the Protestant aomen have struck,
demandinR TIE dismiasal Of the Caiho-
lies.
The riotina gaa renewed tsnight. An
infuEiatod mob held poassssion of the
streets and wrecked and pfllaRed the
tageRua The police we're compelled %
Ora buekshoi into the crowd. So far -
known no ona Waa fatally injured.
Many Of tAa police were injured hy
stones. The appeals Of The clergy %
The rioters % disperse we're futile.
EVsntnally the troops cleared the
a4reafa.
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dshals Ne Chn1r run8araa his deoialon
o. ne point o9 cfdsr. He FsEisued
ths pruTli0nB e tha rule a1oc1ed b
the &&fh CnnRrnss and e tha Fais a3cp4-
"a bv he t6th ConRfeW ard knosn a4
lha HolmAn auaeudlns1t. He coup1r.
ed then wifh he existinn raasa o. 1oow
thai ths prelanz House had s1rtppsd tbe
rule of ans VeEeisGa watch eould possi-
hig BE- eonslFusd a. peFmittane leatal&-
ialioa On hs apprupriatlco ol'ls. he elso
c1llsd altsnlien - Ne fast thai when
OnaREesm wns disenssirE rails 4 bad
vased 0ogn, ~ yeas 60. nays 20 = prop
ositisn % alios the rs3aotion ef sala.
ries, - b provided l1g On taa
appropriation bill. Ire Chair
therefore had 10 dincnll9 n
c0mlR4 q a eonoiuaisn. In TIE hEhi 81
ne preeedino rules and il he lsRet ~
The actiIn ok tha present Ho1se. that =
WAS nol IL order 30 provide tor = Eedao
tton of salary when & lad been 6xed -
lRw. i had heen olaiusd b some zen-
I tlegaan that ehe words, against which
The poinf Of order uas made, we're 4
limitation upon the appropsiAtioa. II
the Eedaoaioo of salary furnished aa
illustrates of Nhat The word sitmita-
tionn meant, i was qnite easg % 80
what a.. pEesens House had fuisaded
% do IL order - exelude UhA1 vas
tarned ,-iimitaEicnn fr0m the apQro.
priAfiun hiii& Il was argued thai this
did not repeal the laW. the lanRaAGe
e tie Euis waa % sohanza taa exle inR
Law without aho words In fmll
compensation IN the bill II
The general Law axed The zalary
ef an olaoer be should be entitled %
The full amount of that salary. Ihe
odieeF would b entiiled 70 that salary
By faeee. The statuts and thia proVia-
len would have changed the lau and
therefore Waa oot of order. He sns1ain
cd The point of order.
When tie cl4nsa anufopriAlluR money
foF the pay Of Senators had baea read.
Taylor. Of Ohio, offered an amenament
providing that none Of the monay
sho1ld Be paid until the Senate had
confirmed the appointment OF Mattheus
for Register of Deeds for tbs DistEistsoi
Oolnmbia. He wished, be said, % bring
out she latest power OF the h0usa 70
supervise all branches of ths 0ossTn-
ment, as il proposed % snpeFvlae the
conduct Of the Civil Service Commis.
sion. The amendment hAvine been
ruled ont on q point OF order, Iayl0s
thanked tha Chair Tor bis deaiaion.
Having duished the oonaidafation Of
80 Of the los pa9es Of She bill, The eonl-
mittee arose and the House adjourned.
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LoNpcN. Juns l0.--Ihe religious rite
Of ths marriage bstwesn Adeiins Patti
and 4 lot Nioolini Was performed %
DAY IN the Protestant parish oharch at
YystradRynlafa. about seReu miles fr0m
CsaiR-y-nos. Nme. Paftias residence.
TIE diva Wsrs . blus siik drsas covered
with cream oulorud IsOs. TIE ssVea
miles o. road aionz tie S9a1ssa valley
hsiseen OfAie-S-nas and the ebufch
vas spanDed with frinmp1ai arches ahe
The valley tnFned cut IN holiday Attira
- par q tributs 90 the bride and witness
TIE Paris Fig<rs. gave she brids away.
ard Herr GAnK. the ePesa cundnetes.
acted - bssf man for ths groom. IheEs
wsfs no bridesDaids
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RoME. Jane 70 The Pzpal Cos ssiSiory
haa crested foaE otheF CaEdinals -.
si3sa Arahhiahopa 0lhboaa. of Balti-
usoss And gneeasfau 81 oseoee, sad has
naminesed thrna bishaps IN ireland.
twelxs Il Spain. 81 in frsncrs thrse h
Gsrmany. Slx II AasEiea an4 assen in
athaF auantEiea.
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mamse

csiDe. of Utah, uithdrsg his obieo-
lioa 70 reporting The E5munds Anti
poiyesmy bin from tie Committes %
JadioiArY and the measuFo Was pisood
aeon the Hoase Calendar.
TIE Hoase than vent fsfo Commistee
of fbe Whole 90 lbe Legislative apDFo
pxiAfisn hiii. PsndiuR tue qlsstioc, .
point of order was lnads bY MF. Morn
sop. ef IiIinois, azains9 the words ia
fuli compensation" wheta thaB eeanr
10 ths gsnefal appropriation ciaaao ol
the hfll. aalmsa. Of Indiana. aHzns I
aQaiasi tha poina and eailed alisuiion
% tie fact that fer the past zee ysers
thsss words had besu incorporates 10
es1vE Legislative sppFopFs4lioa bill
Ths qaesllau prssentfd wae Whether lhe
Hess soald. aadsr tss rulea. impoas Z
limIssllon On ths expendnaEs ~ paelic
monsy. n 4 ooai6 uet, h bad aiDog.
nbandonsd ths p0wsE % co1tEoi tne az'
pandiinraa ~ pablle m1ney. Afiel
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FOREIGN.


MuHlcH. Juns l0.-Ths physicians sD.
pointed 10 exsmine ths mental eondi.
t'on of King LudwiR have reported thai
bic malaay incapasisates him from gov
ernipR properly. In conWquanes u
this, Prince Laifpold. uncle d tho King,
has issued q pEeslsmation counter
signed BY tbs Ministers. II which be -
sames the regensy, aud summons tbs
BAvaTian Diet to nest on ths i5th inst.
Count Holstsin vas instructed b the
ministry 20 wait npou the king and
ask him 70 authoFiRs the aup0intm~ni
0f the RsRenoy C0aneil. When be en-
tered TIE castle OF Hohnsohwangan the
KING gave orders that guard Be PLACED
aroand The castle. An order b The Re
gent 70 release Count Holssefn and q
surrender the caatle 20 . State Com
NISSAN 4 hnnF1v AZ aeutnH
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.THH REAL FOSTER.


w.P. BOYD q co.. only. are the authorized
AGENTS here for THE GENUINE FOSTER, and any
house In Seattle ling cheap Heck Glove and rep
resentIng such 70 be TME GENUINE FOSTER makes
q FALSE REPRESENT lTTON Ito make the statement
more forcibIe an UNMTTKGATED LIE. The prices OF
the real Foster, he world over, are -. 81 25 and
3@ Is. and establishment In Seattle has them,
cept OuFs and others claiming sell this glove here
are falsIGers and unworthy the principles actuafng
honest business m a.