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AMUSEMEr,

TuE McCoRM1ck CAsE-UMBREI1A
COMPANY.
OF WASHINGTON. D. @.
Incorporated under the laws of West Virginia
December 81. 1887.
CAPITAL STOCKED, 900 SHARES AT s1O EACH
BUsHRoD ROBINSON. President.
h. F. wOODARD, vice-President
wM G. RAINEs Secretary.
ROBERT MORRISON. Attorney.
DIRECTORS.
BUsHRoD ROBINSON. E. G. DAVIS.
". I. HoRNADAY. II. F. wooDARD.
ALLAN RUTHERFORD. DANIEL LoUGHRAN,
ROBERT MORRISON.
Ss:Aesssa ssss % p sts:d s 1891 St ny"
Philadelphia.
The most competent judges of Umbrellas have pro-
bounced the Mccormick Cane Umbrella an unqualified
success. and certain to become . general favorite.
After many fruiess attempts to successfully combine
the Umbrella and the this long desired result has
at last been accomplished the production Of Cane
which is neat. elegant and substantial completely
closing Silk Umbrella which is unrvalled in strength,
durability and compactness. Every part of the Nc
Cormick Cane Umbrella has been designed and pat
ented expressly for it. and all of these patents are
owned by the Company.
From the advance orders that have already come to
the Company unsolicited it is evident that the only
trouble likely to be encountered by the Company will
be in manufacturing the article with sufficient rapid
y to supply the demand 1t is the intention of the
Company, however. to arrange at once for the con-
structon Of complete plant Of machinery capable Of
producing all that will be required.
limited amount of the stock of this company
oOO shares is now offered for sale at SO per share
and attention is invited ii desirable Investment
1t is unsssessable. The subscription books will be
opened on MONDAY. July 23, at the Washington Office
of the company. Mr. wM. G. RAINES, Secretary, 1881
street northwest, where samples Of the invention
be and full information obtained. Copies of the
prospectus will be forwarded upon application to tie
Secretary. jy21-3t
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Herbert Bissnarck,s plan.

BERLIN, July 24-Early In August Count Her.
bert Bismarck VIII go 10 koengstein 10 take the
waters, and alter snort soJOurn there. VIII 20 10
England. His mission there. tJ Is said Will be In
CONNECTION Win his apprOachlng narrlage.
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ArtiIIery Tnrgea Practice.

FORT MONROE, VA, July 24-Dattery Of the
I'd artillery, from Washington, ana Battery q,
from Fort McHenry, arrived here this morning for
ten days target practice.
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nen,h at "a ueif- -knoun nirine-

srKISGrIEID, nI-, July 24.-The Rev. John n
Brooks. a Eeil-knOwn Presbyterian divine, died
Last evening. aged eighty -seNen. lie Was one Oc
the founders OF the Illinois college al jacksonville
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Descending 8, 900 Feet I'm Eigh, Minute.

ST. Louis, July 24-lnformatlon comes from
Quincy, ILL.,, that samuel Baldwin, brother OF the
famous 2ronaut, T. S. Baldwin, yesterday morn
Ing made one OF the most daring and successful
balloon ascensions end parachute descents ever
made. He left his balloon when 5000 feet high,
and landed In a held two miles from the spot In
eight minutes after, badly shaken up from the
violent oscillation.
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How Law IL Administered I'm ireland

special Gable Dispatch TO The EVENING STAR.
LONDON, July 24.--1here seems 70 be probabil-
ity OF a settlement OF the dispute which has LED
to the scenes daily lerpetrated on the yandeieur
estate. This is consequence OF the public atten-
ton called TO the matter. Perhaps the presence
OF few American tourists is not wholly uncon-
nected with the result Meanwhile visitors TO the
spot had an opportunity yesterday Of Judging how
law Is administered IN Ireland. Magistrate Roche,
In dealing with the case or persons arrested for
oostructlng baiIlfs, openly complained or the lax
ity OF the official prosecutions, and almost
ponents. Having made observations offensive 10
the clergy, some priests present left the court.
whereupon de became almost beside himself with
passion and had them brought back by force.
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LONDON, July 24.-A dispatch from Manila, dated
to-day, says the Brush bark Australia, from New
Castle, y. :. W, Ior that port, Is ashore san
Nicholas bank and VIII probably be total wreck.
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kilograms to The Star.
SAHAN'S REIGN IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Big Blaze To-day in Cincinnati.
THE KAISER LEAVES FOR SWEDEN.
The Debate on the Parnen Inquiry Bill
THE PARNELL INQUIRY.
A Significant silence that Followed
QuesliOn Put by the lriNh Lender.

Special Cable Dispatch to The EvrNrSa sr.R
LONDON, July 24.-The attendance in the house
OF commons yesterday was remarkably small.
When Mr. Smith rose TO explain the details OF the
farneh inquiry commission hardly dozen men,
oers We're present, although the galleries were
wel-niled with strangers in expectation OF a
scene. The small attendance was accounted for
py the large number OF questions on the paper.
Ihey were disposed OF with unusual rapidly.
The most remarkable Incident in connection with
them was the speakers answer to healy, who
asked why Mcdonald, the blind member for As
sorry, was not allowed TO put question because
it was not one OF those on the paper while
the same privilege was accorded 10 others
The speaker pointed out that MacDonald's question
was long and unimportant, and t would therefore
nave been more respectful TO the house 20 give no.
tice beforehand. AT the same time he showed none
oi that almost violent indignation with which he
Is accustomed 70 meet any questioning OF his au-
thority. Mr.. Parnell, in contendng that the pro-
posed commission should be limited 10 inguiring
into the conduct OF himself and his colleagues,
spoke Win quite exceptional animation, aud evi-
dently made deep impression on the house. His
challenge 10 the attorney general TO say by a nod
ol the head whether he had personally compared
the forged letters with the handwriting OF his sec
retary, Campbell, before asserting In court
mat that gentleman wrote them, and
he ascertained from whom the Times obtained
them. was received with significant silence the
attorney general meanwhile endeavoring In vain
10 aHect look OF unconcern. The names OF the
Judges come as complete surprise. Not one has
been mentioned in this connection. Mr.. Glad
stones qualified objection is understood 70 refer TO
justice Day. This is somewhat puzzling. as bay
IL Roman Catholic and reported 10 be stronl ly
against orangemen In connection with the Belfast
nOts. The men named are not prominent pouti-
clans. Hammer commands the greater respect, Tut
Day and smith, While having the reputation OF
honest and fairly capable lawyers, are by no
means men OF first rank. The Standard to-day
threatens that II the bill Is not accented by the
ParnelliteS the government Will withdraw A. a
contingency not likely TO happen.
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He VIII Take n RIg Drop.

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
LONDON, July 24.-An American aeroaaut, Pro-
fesSOr Baldwin, will descend from balloon with a
parachute at Alelandra park next Saturday He
promises TO drop from an altitude OF 800 feet.
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Prof. Lewis Buried.

LONDON, July 24--The remains OF Henry Carville
Lewis, professor OF geology at Haverforf College,
OF Pennsylvania VINO died at Manchester Satur-
day from blood poisoning, caused by drinking iIn-
pure water, were inferred at Bolton to-day.
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oAnn0yeA ~ Engl1sA Desecs1vsss
QuxnasTowN, July 2<-Mr. 0'Connell chief clerk
Of the New YORK Court OF Common PleeA has
which he says his steps are constantly oQGyeo Dy
0etectavea and aa1u % Be relieved Of tn1s onwex-
rival he has Vtsbod religious and charitable tn1t-
tutsons n Corr, and everywhego he hes gone -
tecttvea have ohadowed hims
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To Go as Minister 20 Mexico.

CRY OF MEXICO, July 24.-Freichers vondellItz
at present secretary or the German legation at
Washington, has been appointed German minister
to Mexico, vice Baron Walcker Won Gotter, now IN
Germany, who resigned MS post
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spreckIcs, New Base Of Operations.

CHICAGO July 2+-Adolph Spreckles, son OF
Claus Spreckels, the sugar retner. left here last
evening route from San Francisco for Phila-
dephia. His journey il one oI considerable i'm
porJance. He goes to live permanentAk at Phlla-
delphia and take charge OF the great refinery
which Is being built there. This Will shit the
base OF operation against the sugar trust from
Francisco To the East.
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GREAr DRr GooDs ANNOUNCEMENT
BY THoS J. LUTTRELL

Successor 10 LUrTRELL VINE
IN addition 20 silks, sstins. yelyets Henr,et,..
S~snneres' Aestros-. Nuns Yelling Wool Suitinss
L~.es' Cloths. sAtsens. scotch Ginxhams Ch.ll.e..
Table DarnAsks Towels. Napkins Gents aud Isdis.,
Furnishings. handkerchief Gloves Hosiery Bnt,on.
kiooons and all other foreign Dry Goods st special
oiseoont OF 10 per cent until Auxust iG W Ii siso
give discount Of per cent on all Cotton Good.
j win also offer 500 Parasols and sun umbreIl.. a.
prime cost. these goods this seasons ana cno,.
styles An auction lot Of Gents Half Hose .l.o l..
coored Hose consisting Of 200 doz which viii AL,
pairs for 25c-. less than wholesale price.
Zooo yards krinkie seersucker last sezsou'a price
l2<e-. viii sell them at Sc. per yard to close
AL persons desiring TO md the greatest b.rr,,p,
ever offered in Dry Goods in Warrington VIII d ,.u
% saA n 1880 Pa ave. NV, where they can h.
pleased both in quality style and prsce
Al persons owing the late firm Of Luttreii d Wine
WI oe knd enough TO settle their bills st the earliest
pos.1h3s moment with
THOS J. LUTTREIL
Successor TO LrrrRxLLk wNx,
U2llw -20th st. and Pa ave NV
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Ow1Ns To THE IMMENSE
NUMBER OF ClLLERS


NUMBER OF ClLLERs
During Great Remnant Sales last week We did not
have opportunity to proper attention to ALL and
wishing to comply with the request Of many of our
patrons to have another sale this week. herewith
announce continuance Of this sale, adding new lot
Of bargains, as follows:
50 dozen of Irish Linen Bibbs ordinary size orna-
mented to please the children, REGULAR value
Another lot OF colored Pque Bibbs, reduced from
new invoice Of fine figured French Satine Rem
nants the most superb patterns of the season. at
Per yard; real value. SOC. This lot bring small
and doubt the last Of the season would be advisa
bic TO call eariy IN order TO yet the benent of it.
90 pieces Of Pacific and Steel River Lawns. q yard
wide twhlte ground with large black and brown fg-
uresl, reduced from 12a to Sc. per yard.
10 pieces Of fine Black Lace Buntings warranted en-
trely perfect. reduced from Is TO l0c per } ard
We have also received q new lot of Bleached Cotton
Remnants: cases worth &c. to be sold ai 6Ac: z
worth lOc. to be sold &c. csses worth i2 &c
70 be sold at &C. AL warranted to be free any
lot II ne Batiste in short lengths and full pieces
In good patterns and colors prsing Steel RIVERS
GarnerS ana Monograms, to be sold at &c. per yard
fui line Of the fashion able Compton Cord or Sum.
mer Corduroy in all the shades suitable for com
bipationr and trimming. reduced frvm 62&c to 49c
yard w1de mostly medium and dark colors to be sold
At 1oc. per yard. real value, 2oc.
u matter Of impossbiliy specify all the differ
ent osrssns on hand as the quanty Is too large and
our time limited being unusually boy for this time
oi the season so we invite please call and look
Tor Yourself. Prompt attention and politeness, as
LANSBURGH BRO,
lyle 40. 422. 4oA. 4o6 9TH St: Az. 419 sth st.
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THEGKEArEsrBAReA1xsY Y YErO OFFERED

Il HE " OREATESTOAR0AlNS1 Il ETAJFFERED
In order to close out entire stock of Fine
Clothing at once.
OAK HALL. COR. TENTH AND r sTs.
wiz sell all Suits for Boys to IL which formerly
were s3, "a. $3.50. IS and $3.50. at $3.50.
All Suits for Boys. to 13. which sold &C. 81. So
ss. 90 and $40. at 1915.
The entire stock Of Suits for Boys IA to 49, will be
sold at Just one half Of former prices.
About 500 Suits for Men, which sold readily at
$3.50. 90. slO. s12. 1850 and SIS will be closed
out at 81 so
Suits which sold at s16.5o. SIS and eco are now
s1O5O.
Middlesex Flannel Suits, $40.
Clersymen's Suits. s25 worth $50.
White and Fancy Vests, 75c Odd Pants from 81 up.
seersucker Coat and Vest for 81
Fancy Flannel Coat and Vest for 81.
OAK HALL. CORNER TENTH AND F.
II Lease and Fixtures for Sale. my25-3m
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $195, ,252; customs s755, ,294
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Mexican Cabinet Rusnors.

CITY OF MEXICO, July 24.-This city Is lust now
full OF rumors concerning cabinet changes The
one which Is most talked about IS that ex- -Presi-
dent General Manuel Gonzalez will replace General
Pedro HInaJosa as secretary OF war but President
General Dlaz told an Associated Press representa-
tive yesterday that he did not propose 10 make
any changes In his cabinet General Diaz. when
asked what truth there was In the report that he
intended asking for leave OF absence 70 60 70 Eu-
rope, leaving substitute, answered that at pres
ent he had not even thought OF the matter.
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w: g. METZERoTT CO., MUSIC
~ Dealers, have removed from PENNSYLVANIA
ave to their uew building 1l10 ST. NV, three doors
west OF W. b. Moses Sons. Oldest and most extern
sive music establishment IN the city iva Am
Gas. GASOLINE AND OH, STOVES RE
81 friserators, &c. Plumbing and Tinptn9 low
est prices: Ieiephone Ssh JNO. MORAN,
iny-S-3m 2l26 and l7.,S Penn. ave.
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K~ EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 81
ASSETS-SS9S.2l7.43
Of6ce hours. from a. IN. to 30 IN. On the first
Wednesday in each month the office will be open from
6 70 O'Clock PIN Advances Will be made promptly
att o'clock
Subscriptions for shares in the 18th received
daily at the office of the Association Equitable Build
ing, 1908 + St
Shares are $3.50 per month
$1,000 advanced on each share
Pamphlets explaining the object and advantages Of
the Association are furnished upon application
THOMAS sOAERvILLE. Pres's
JNO. JOY EDISON. Sec'y ie1
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Internal Revenue Collections.

1nternas Revenue COS1octhOmos
COMMISSIONER NILLKR's PRELIMINARY RRPoRT.
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue Miller has
made preliminary report Of the operations Of
the Internal Revenue Bureau for the fiscal year
ended June 80, 1888 The total collections for the
year were $l24, 500 474 as against s11S SO1 for
the previous nscal year, being an increase Of
S. ia The cost OF collection for the year was
$3,9S3, COO exclusive OF the amount expended for
the printing OF tnternal-revnue stamps, In case
this amount Is not Increased BY items yet 70 be
settled the percentage OF cost OF collection viii be
ABOUT ~ per cent OF the amount collected.
The Commissioner says that under the cOndi-
ttons now existing with regard to pending leglsla-
tlon, &c. It Is Impossible to make an estimate OF
year. -
The collections were greatest in Illinois, New
York, Kentucky, and Ohio In the order named,
and smallest In New Mexico, Alabama, south
Carolina, ana Arkansas There was an increase
OF %6, 100000 cigarettes and 66, v007 cigars
manufactured during the year.
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Mr.. NEW THINKS HARRISON WILL BE ELEcrEp.-
Hon. John c. New was at the Riggs House to-day
He said the outlook for republican success is, In
his opinion, very bright, and he has no doubt of
the election OF Harrison and Morton He leaves
for Indianapolis this evening
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DIvIDEND.-The Controller OF the Currency has
declared the first dividend OF 25 per cent in favor
OF the creditors OF the First National Bank of Au-
burn, y. Y, insolyent ON claims proved, amount
ing 10 $762, ,453.91. This bank failed January o.
1SSS ~
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THE PAY OF TEACHERS.
The First Controller Decides some o.
the Questions Raised over the Ap
preparation.

The First Controller has written to Mr. J. w.
Whelpley, chairman of the committee OF ways
and means, board Of school trustees, In response
to certain questions in reference to the salaries
school teachers as provided for in the District ap-
preparation bill He says that the provisions pre-
scribing an average salary Of $780, and prohibit
pg discrimination between male and female
teachers must be so construed as to pre-
vent repeal Of the former by the
latter, so that II possible the two may stand to-
gether and holds that after the salaries are reRu-
lated In accordance with the provisions Of the act
the prOvisO requires that no discrimination should
be made In assigning male and female teachers to
receive such salaries when performing like duties.
The whole act should be construed TO stand to-
ge:her so that every clause may be given effect II
possible. The Controller holds that the excep-
tions to the prohibition against an '1ncrease In
salaries paid 10 teachers In grades now receiving
5000 or more" cannot be extended beyond
those specifically named, to wit, 'fn-
cases OF promotion" and "in salaries to principles
OF normal, manual training, and county schools; -
and that these do not form exceptions 70 the pro-
hibtions against "an increase In the number OF
teachers In any Of such grades" that is, grades
receiving $500 or more. He Is also OF the opinion
that the salaries OF principals OF normal, manual
and county schools may be increased as desired,
providing such promotion does moi make an In
crease in any OF the grades OF $500 or more.
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AL ABOUT REMNANTS
REMNANTS OF SILKS
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS
REMNANTS OF sATINEs.
REMNANTS OF GINaHAMs. FLANNEIs TABLE
LINENS. NAPKINS. BLACK GOODS, in fact Rem.
nants Of all kinds and in all quantities. marked very
cheap. They are the Remnants Of good styles. and
many Bargains Are in the lot
w.M sHUsrER L SONS
B1& 9l9 PENNA AVE
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CITY OF MEXICO, July pa telegram from
villa Lerdo, In the state OF Durango, says that
cotton worms and grasshoppers are doing much
damage TO the cotton crop In that section villa
Lerdo IL the greatest cotton-raising district In
Mexico.
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS TO-DAY were
senators voorhees,, Turpie, and Mitchell with Col
Meeker OF Washington territory, Representatives
Anderson (MisS.), MatsOn, Neal with Mr.. j. T. Nc
Even (Tenn), Grimes with Dr. n. j. Bussey and
Wlfe columbus, Ga.), Mckinley, and Collins, and
IlSnectnr- General Raird -, -
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A MAN-oF-WAR TO BE SOLD.-Tne q. 8. man-of-
war Antietam, lying at League Island, Will be
offered for sale next week. The vessel has never
been out OF the Delaware
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OFFICE OF RIGGS FIRE INSURANCE
49, COMPANY,
WAsHISGTOs, ID. c., July 20, 1883.
dividend of three go per cent has been declared
payable at the office Of the company, 1881 St n.w
on and after AUGUST l. 1888 to the stockholders of
record at the close Of business July oth instant
The transfer books will lie closed from JULY 20 to
AUGUSi J. 1883, both days inclusive.
By order Of Board OF Trustees
ty2O-lOt FRANCIS Z. MOHUN, Secretary.
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u ECENT ENLARGEMENT OF OUR STORES
~ enables us to show the largest stock of Wood Man
tes OF any house IN the country. An examination will
convince Cf Low Prices as the artistic and
structural excellence OF PRODUCTIONS
We are doing excellent Color work tiles for fire.
places, vestibules. bathrooms. &c
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON,
Vlo 424 9th street
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CONFIDENT OF DEMOCRATIC SUCCEss.-Ex-Con-
gresham Frank Hurd, who has been in several
dlnerent sections OF the country OF late, Is ex-
tremely confident OF democratic success at the
November election. He says the tarifY-refOrm
issue viii sweep the country, and that Cleveland
ana Thurman will be elected by one OF the largest
electoral maJoritles ever given.
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THE MERCURY RISING ALL ALONG THE LrNE.-The
thermometer is getting ready for another climb
AT the signal Of1ice this morning the temperature
was high in the sos and the prediction was for
continued high temperature Yesterdays maxi
mum was 80, and 1t will probably be at least a
degree higher to-day. The map shows that the
cities In the immediate West all have rising ther-
mOmeterS.
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RIyER VIEW FOR 1855,
washingtoniAn's Most Popular r.sort

VIEW fO6 1893,
washinstoniAns Most Popular Resort.
Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will leave her wharf
esery soNpA1 al 10 m and pm. returning a. 2
and pm Tickets 25 cents. Every WEDNESDAY,
ste In and o D. returning at aud IL D m
Iickeis 20 cents. Family day River View every
sATJhDAf. leaving At 10 am, returning At 5 pm.
Tirkets 10 cents.
Prof Proctor's Dancing School Reunion every
SATURDAY EVENING. leaving at 8 80 p.u returning
81 IL p m. Tickets % cents. Dancing down and
back and AZ the grounds all trips except Sunday
Pine Brass Band on Sundays No Questionable parties
allowed
o5eharte-s. &C. apply to IS. RANDALL.
d HOO Nirginis Av.
kOsTON By SEA
- Merchants aud Miners Transportation Co
steamships sail from
- BALTIMORE via Norfolk TO Boston,
tvery Monday. Thursday and Friday, O'Clock D. m
PASSENGER seconinodations unsurpassed
fare- lneludlnx meals and main saloon. ststeroom
room bertLs, IA round trip. SO. For further in
iosaaton se circulars at al the Hotels Washing
A l. HIGGINS. General AGENT,
r,...... ,-,..- Long Dock. baltimore.
Issphohe b<imore 241 my2l-3m
ISLAND PARK. HARPER's FERRY
r hs nhss, psasars gronnds IN the country. Music.
SlSStae, &c n = all free kyery Thursday. from b
49, ~, :. 1eI3t a. S4o a II Ticket including
= Soth ulreeuons. 81 ty7tosepl
I'VE sTiAMEKs VALLEY FORGE AND DIxEY
.Aad's Boat Houses. foot of New Hampshire ave and
street and foot OF High street, Georsetown stop
isnclnss First trip up o am Last trip down n
~ y u Round trip, 15c. Reduced rates 10 large
Iarnes b11ey for charter. Run W or down at SIS
NJsssS y,ss, Telephone 1os-2 -
HySI-3m JNo. CUMBERLAND SON.
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THREE MORE NOTARIEs.-The President has ap-
pointed John A. Hayward, J. l. Parkhurst, and
Goodwin Y. At Lee to be notaries public for the
DStriCt Of Columbia.
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A dispatch from standing Rock agency, Dakota,
says great council OF 5000 was held last even.
Ing near Fort Yates, in anticipation Of the meet
ing with the commission appointed by the Presi-
dent TO confer with Indians In relation to the
opening OF part OF their reservation to settle
ment. The Indians selected Chief Gall John
or 'ss. Mad Bear, Big Head and Running Antelope
1or the conference with the commission to-day.
After orations by several chiefs The whole ASSEM-
Oily, with whoop, voted in opposition TO the pro-
posed treaty. Sitting Bull is expected there to-day
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HIS SYMPTOMS ARE ALL FAvoRADLE.-Last
nights bulletin from NonQuitt says: mo notable
change has taken place In Gen. Sheridan's condi-
tion during the last twenty-four hours. His
symptoms are all favorable