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Ow1Se To THE IMMENSE

~ WANo ~ u NE Il IMMENSE
NUMBER OF CALLERS
During Great Remnant Sales last week. we did not
have opportunity proper attention to ALL and
wishing to comply with the request Of many of our
patrons to have another sale this week. we 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, IL c: regular value
20c Another let OF coored Pique Bibbs reduced from
25Sc. to &c.
new invoice of fine figured French Satine REM
nsnts the most superb patterns of the season. at II
eryard real value. 3Oc. This lot being small one
Die 10 call eariy in order to get the benefit of it,
% pieces Of Pacific and Steel River Lawns, u yard
wide (white ground with large black and brown fig-
10 pieces Of fine BLACK Lace Buntinss warranted en-.
ureiy perfect reduced from 10 to lOc. per yard.
We have also received new lot of Bleached Cotton
worth lOc to be sold at sc cases worth r. nc
70 be sold at Sc AL warranted to be free from any
lot Of ne Batiste in short lengths and full pieces
IN good patterns and colors mprisng Steel Rivers
Gamers and Monogrzms, To be sold ut &c. per yard
standard value. 124c.
mer Corduroy in all the shades suitable for COM
bnations and trimming. reduced from e., Nc TO 49c
Ihe last lot Of Pacific Cschmere Remnants, fully
yard wide, mostly medium and dark colors to be sold
NJ loc- per yard; real value, 25c.
matter of imposslbility to specify all the differ
ent ON hand as the quantity Is large and
OF the season. SO invite please call and look
for yourself Prompt attention and politeness, as
LANSBURGH BRO,
lyle 42O. 422. 42A, 426 7th St; All. 4Io 9Th ST.
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AL ABour REMNANTS
REMNANTS OF Silks
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS
REMNANTS OF sATINEs.
REMNANTS OF oINoHAMs. YIANNxIa TABLE,
LINENS. NAPKINS. BLACK GOODS. In fact Ram.
nants Of all kinds and in all quantities. marked vezy
cheap. They are the Remnants Of good styles. end
many Bargains ars in thsiot
wM sHusrxa soxa
S14 s1s PxnnA AVE-
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CucA0o, July la-A dispatch from Ardmore,
Ind Ter, says: Fifty EIGHT armed men, non-c1tt-
xenA rode into the camp OF Collector McLass yes
terday, and presenting their wincheeterA De
him for taxeR A. the 1on-ctt1sens outnumbered
the militia under Mcl&DtB command almost Two
cattle were Rlven M Governor Guy was te1e-
graphed. II = sxpscts1 he WIN take innsdiaee
Ss3po % have IN theno rooe11ion 1oarc1f1Dons -
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DEs MoISEs, Iowa, July l9.-At Jefferson yester-
day Grace Enfield, Myrtle Chandler and Carrie
Bartlett were drowned while bathing In Coon
River. Their ages ranged from IL 70 Ia Th0
bodies have been recovered
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TEE vBrTNG NulrAlY.-The Thirty-n ninth
Separate Co.s band, Of Watertown, N. Y, gave Q
concert at Willard Han Last evening. The mem-
0erB Of the washington Light Infantry, Col. Moore
commanding, and large number Of prominent
citizens wefo invited 20 meet the visiting COM
zimmerman, was organized twenty-three years
ago, Col Staples, of WfllardA formerly reeadent
Of WatertoWn, being one Of tho f1rst msmbeu
Their band, which played ct the international
band tournament st Toeonto Canada, captured
the Fst prize Of q, 600, and have E1nce won four
l1rst prizes IN large t0urnamenfA For nearly .
MA 0taplea They have visited al the leading
polnte 06 intereot, and today went to Mount
Vernon. To-mogfoW they leave for WafeEtoWA
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Robbed . stage Single Handed.
BUT HR GOT LITTLE MONEY AND TIE sHERIFF NARBE
HIN AFTKR A SHORT CHASE

HELENA, MONT, July l8-Ten days ago q stage
was robbed by one man on Tongue River road.
about 65 miles south OF Niles CITY. The robber
escaped with the mall sack and two pouches but
got little money. sheriff Irvine sent two deputies
who returned last evening with the ropber IN
roboer cAswers the d1scnptton Of o Wyoming
horne thlef for whom q reward 10 offered.
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SECRETARY BAYARD HAS Nor GONE FIsHING.-
There is no foundation for the published reports
that Secretary Bayard has gone on deep sea fish,
ing excursion in pilot boat with a number Of
friends. He was at the State Department to-day,
and attended the regular Cabinet meeting as
usual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-19

ATTORNEYS FOR THE RAILROADS THROW soNE ANUS
ING LIGHT on THE COMMISSIONERS METHODS.
CHICAGO, July ia special from Des Mones
says: some surprising disclosures are resulting
from the course OF the attorneys for the Rock
Island and Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern
roads taking testimony 70 learn how competent
are the state railroad commissioners 70 fix rates
Their examination OF Mr. Ainsworth, the secretary
OF the board, developed many extraordinary facts
as 10 the careless and hasty manner IN which the
commissioners had been accustomed 20 act Judge
Withrow, OF Chicago, who Is general solicitor Tor
the Rock Island, conducted the inquiry. The
secretary admitted that he had IN one In
stance changed the oficial schedule
after It had come from the state printer,
and he claimed that he did al the request Of one
commissioner, not by direction OF the three. An
examination OF his Official records also showed
that IL was common for offcial action 10 be taken
by direction OF one, the secretary following tne
direction Of one to-day and another tomorrow. so
lar as the records were concerned there was moth
Ing 70 show that In the case Of several important
proceedings there had been any cons ultation or
united action by the board In ordering H. Busi-
ness seemed TO have been transacted In hap
hazard way, as any commissioner happened 20 de-
sire. Judge Wllhrow said that the object OF this
investigation Gas 70 see how competent these
commissioners were who had undertaken 70 man
age several million dollars worth OF railroad
property, and he proposed 20 submit their com.
potency 10 the test OF expert examination and
then prove to the courts that they did not Know
how 70 make q reasonable schedule Of rateS
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $565, ,518; customs, SOS, ,9s6
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FIGHTING I'D SAVE THEIR HOMES.

Residents Of Mfchtgan Towns Battlfng
With Destructive Forest Fires.
CHICAGO, July ia dispatch from Coral, Mich,
says: Fires In the woods the past few days have
done great damage. strong west wind yester.
day brought the IRE into town, and the tnhabi-
tants were fighting the flames all day.
At Howard City great damage Is reported along
the railroads. fences and timber being burned over
Forest nres burned over a large tract OF valua-
BILE pine and hard wood near Olga, and unless rain
comes soon more valuable timber will be de-
stroyed
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THE EVENING STAR
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The WEATHER Is A COMMON Top1c

HE WEATHER Is A COMMON Il Top1e
OF CONVERSATION. PARTICULARLY THIS
YEAR BECAUSE OF ITS VARIABILITY.
WHEN WE EXPECT HEAT WE GET THE
COOL WAVE. ANDwHEN WE EXPECT AND
LONG FOR TIE COOL WAVE IT DOESN'T
COME
HOW. THEN. IS ONE TO PROVIDE CLOTH
ING FOR SUCH WEATHER, ONLY BY
HAVING THAT WHICH IS SUITABLE FOR
BOTH COOL AND HOT WEATHER
THAT WOULD SEEM. AT FIRST. TO BE
AN EXPENSIVE COURSE TO PURSUE. BUT
LET US SEE A MOMENT
THERE Is REALLY MORE NEED OF A
MEDIUM LIGHTWEIGHT wOoLEN SUIT
THAN FOR THE EXTREMELY THIN GOODS.
sERGEs ARE THE MOST POPULAR, THE
MOST COMFORTABLE. DURABLE AND IN
EXPENSIVE AGOOD SERGE SUIT. WELL
MADE, FAsHIONABLY CUT. AND FAST
COLOR CAN BE HAD FOR sI5 FINER
GOODS. s1s. eco AND s25. THE LATTER
HALF-LINED WITH SILK.
FOR THIN GOODS. WE BEGIN WITH
WASH FLANNEL COAT AND VEST THESE
ARE MOSTLY COTTON, BUT MADE TO
RESEMBLE THE ALLwooL FLANNELs.
PRICE FOR COAT AND VEST. s15O REAL
FLANNEL COATS AND VEST. s5. THEN
COMES PONGEE SILK. ROYAL SILK.
ALPACAs. MOHAIRs. AND so ON DOWN
THE LINE OF THIN THINGS.
IN BLACK ALPACAs. BRILLIANTINE, &c,
WE CUT EXTRA LONG COATS FOR GEN.
TLEMEN. WE DO NOT LIKE THE USUAL
SHORT COAT.
BY THIS WE SEE THAT ONE CAN BE
WELL PROVIDED FOR AT SMALL EXPENSE
CALL AND LOOK AT OUR GOODS
F.B. BARNUM CO.,
y17 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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STORES FOR THE TERRoR.-The tug Nina sailed
from the -,ew York yard this morning with load
OF stores for the monitor Terror, now at League
Island, Philadelphia. The Terror will start to
steam around W New York about the lst OF Au-
gust.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-19

AsIATIC CHOLERA AT Hone GKoNG.-Surgeon-Gen-
eral Hamilton is Informed that Asiatic cholera is
epidemic at Hong Kong, China.
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ing Maj. Henry G. Thomas, paymaster, to appear
before the Army retiring board at Governors
Island, N. Y, Is revoked. Mai. Geo. H. Weeks
quartermaster granted three months leave Mai
extension OF leave. Lieut. Col, Henry c. Wood
assistant adJutant-general granted leave for one
month and ten days
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ter has informed the State Department OF the
completion OF the Corean telegraph line to FuSan
where IL CONNECTS with the Jap ineSe cable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-19

NAVAL CADET HENRY A. ALLEN has been de-
tached from the Osipee and ordered to the Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-19

II y believed that Gov Hin win commute the
death sentence Of Chtara Clgnarale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-19

OFFICERS AND MEN NECESSARY TO MAN THE NEW
WAR NEssELs-Secretary Whitney has formulated
his reply tO Senator Chambers resolution, calling
for the number OF officers ard men required to
man the vessels now under construction ior the
Government The total figures for each ship are
as follows; Chicago, 437; Boston, 3l2; Atlanta,
3l2: Dolphin. 103 Newark 800; Charleston, 344 !;
Baltimore, AL; Philadelphia, 36l; San Francisco
3Gl; Yorktown, 21I; Pctrel, 145; Concord, 2II I;
Bennington 2ll dynamite cruisn Vesuvius, 76;
nrst-ciass torpedo UOat Is; PuIII.A, 221; Mianto-
nomaa, 200; Amphtrlte, 200; MOnaGnOcX, 2O3;
Terror, 10; Texas, 40; Maine, 474 Grand total,
o, l65
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u ECENT ENLARGEMENT OF OUR STORES
~ enables US to show the largest stock of Wood Man
tells OF any house IN the country An examination will
convince Of our Low Prices well the artistic and
structural excellence OF our productions.
We doing excellent Color work in tiles for fire.
places, vestibules, bathrooms. &C.
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON
jy19 424 9th street
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Roulanger Much IsnprOyed.


PARIS, July I9.-Gen Boulanger Is much i'm
proved this morning.
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The DISTRICT APPROPRIATION BILL APPROVED
The President has approved the District Of Colum-
bia and the Department Of Agriculture appropria-
t1On bills.
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uevvn,. Railroad Cosn snsssso

Earthquake shock in Scotland.
LONDON, July la-An earthquake shock has been
felt at Dumfries scotland. No damage was done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-19

GEN. SHERIDAN passed good day yesterday
showing decided evidence OF increasing mental
activity and nerve force. His cough has not beer
annoying. His digestion has been satisfactory
His pulse and respiration have maintained the de.
gree OF regularity last reported.
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rbe great grafton OF the centennial week g
Marietta. Ohio. was that of Hon. ,. ". Dan1el q
virginia, yesterday. He dwelt ugoa Us rsss0se
sninS- -sisyeTy-to dfvIde and distrscs ~ psopaA
judRe :. w r. Undsrwood, ex-mcmb9 q o.
ecss ana . member a the tArd co0mi.1n1 ep.
6one. ca. yesterday, of heast 0Dea1e.
Gsn. no1lsnger had bad turn soe @ ~
yssssrday. buE as~ - ranlsa - sGsn esgns =
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THE TARIFF CONTEsT.
Status Of the Question i'm Both Houses
OF Congress,

THE MILLS BILL IN THE HOUSE AND sESArE-LrKKLY
TO PRorRAcr THE SESSION OF CONGRESS TILL SEP
TIMBER 1sr.
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RIvER VIEW FOR 1883,
washingtonian's Most Popular Resort.

Steamer NARY WASHINGTON will leave her wharf
every SUNDAY at 10 n IN. and ) pm returning at Q
and pm Tickets 20 cents. Every WEDNESDAY
at In and D p returning ct and IL d m,
Tickets % cents Family day at River View every
SATURDAY. leaving at 10 am. returning at 5 pm
Tickets 1V cents
Prof Prcctsr - Dancing School Reunion every
SATURDAY h ENlSG. leaving at 30 pm returning
~ IL p M Tickets % cents. Dancing down and
BACK and At the grounds all trips except Sunday
Fine Brass Band on Sundays No Objectionable parties
allowed
N3 1lOO Virv,nia ave -
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FRAUDULENT RETURN CERTIFICATES OF CHINESE
!MMIGRANTs.-The Department OF State has been
informed by the U. S. consul at Victoria, B. c.,
That there is a renewed influx Of Chinese 1mmi-
grants into that region. From May to July they
numbered 1854. II is noteworthy that most OF
them have return certificates issued by u. s. Gus
TOMS oHicials, ana are headed for San Francisco
IL has been discovered that large number OF
these certificates are fraudulent
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this afternoon deaths were reported 70 the health
once as follows: Nellie p. Keleher. white, 10
years; Marshall Roberts, white, months; Ella
soper, white. year; Josephine Pendleton. COZ
ored. 20 years; Noah Harley. white, 2S years;
Ernest W. Dreen, colored, year; samuel Fry, cob
ored, 81 years; Blanch Dyer, white. eAys, Ssse'
white, 81 years; James X. EdwardA white g
years; Josephine Brown. colored, year,; Senn1e
IL months; James A. Young, coAoroo, nontns;
zephyrine A Norr1son. white, 30 yeen; yooe Z.
Purcell, white, months. james Sgohn. 80
Nan T. Meyer, white, 3 months; Thomas feon:
gale, white, ~ yean; Joseph y. mnnA coeoesos ~
month";
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~w W: g. METZEROTT co. MUSIC
49, Dealers, have removed from Penusy lyania
ave To their new building. ITO NV, tnree doors
west OF W. Is. Moses Sons. Oldest and most exten-
siNe music estabilshllent Ill the CITY jy:-:Sin
te GAS. GASOLINE AND on. STOVES. RE
49, frigerators, &c. Plumbing and Timing low
est prices. Telephone, 9S4-2. JNO. MORAN,
inyS9-.im 2126 and Il % Penn. ave
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MARSHALL HALL
w steamer W. ". CORCORAN will leave at 10 m
tor Marsha ?. Hall reaching Washington at d IN
SUNDAYS
Steamer W W. C0RC0RAN willmske three trips to
Mafsnall Hall during the summer months leaving at
lOJV Am, 20 and D 80 pm. reaching Washington
sc- To accommodate the public, on FRIDAY. JULY
6TE, and SATURDAY, JULY 7TH. and every Friday
and saturday thereafter during the summer montbs.
the steamer viii make two trips to Marshall Hail. leay.
ing AZ ~ N and 10 and reaching the city at
q and 1870 pin-
Firstclass catering in dining g-room at the Hall
Lunch, coffee mix. buttenk. Zee fruit &C. supplied
excprs1onistst Fare, round-trip. 2oc. iel9-2m
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APPOINTED CADETS AT THE MILITARY ACADEMY
The following have been appointed to cadetships
at the Military Academy: Will. M. Beggs, Los Gal
tos, Cal Lewis Vernon Williams, Ripley, Ohio;
Geo X Howell, GOldsbOro. Ala. Francis Neil
Parke, Westminster, Md; JAS. Ii. Reeves, Center,
Aia. David Carley, Westerly, X. l.; Dennis Ma
nan nan Mlchll, Geneva, N. Y; Leonidas Polk Dodson,
p; Andrew r. Logan, Gold Hill, New; samuel
BenJ. br1J Arnold, Cold Spring, N. Y; Alden Perry
brlhker, west Point, Miss; sawyer Blanchard,
Pembroke, N. H.; Walter Fred. Boyer, Detroit,
Micn; EdW. Baker Reinhold, Marietta, Pa, and
Harrison Waite, Jr., Petersburg. Va. Edw. Faisan,
GllhtOn, Ala, has been appointed alternate for
Howell; Jas: b. Phillips, Detroit, for Berger, and
j. Edgar Honer, Columbia, Pa, for ReinhOld.
To-DAY's BOND OFFERINGS amounted to 81, 500 600
In lots as follows: Four per cents, registered
100000 at 127 ZIG; 5000, 900 at 1271&. Four per
cents coupon-s15,OOO at I27 ZIG; $4,000 at
y, ~ Zoo Four,and-a-half per cents, registered
and-a-halr per cents, coupOn-S1O, 600 al 1O7k.
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Is CAPT. FLETCHER ENTITLED TO PAY UP TO DATE?
The President has finally approved the sentence OF
the court-martial in the case OF Bird l. Fletcher,
captain U. s. A, retired, which convened in Phla-
deiphla July 10, 1872. The findings and sentence
Out through some inadvertence his action was
never made OF official record The papers in this
cate-generals Office without the final Endorsement
they were sent 10 the President for approval The
question that arises is whether or not Can't
tietcher VIII be enUlted to pay from the time OF
Ills dismissal. 1t is said that he will sue for the
amount. He was tried for non pay ment OF debts
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yIe 42o. 42a. 4.4. 426 7th ST.: AT. 41o sth st
Evening journal., 1888-07-21

At the first gathering this year there
were present from America Bishops Whip
pie, Coke, Quintard, Nicely, futile, MOP
ris, Doane, Whitaker, Pierce, Hare, Ly-
man, Spalding, Scarborough, McLaren,
Perry, Burgess. Seymour, Harris, Starkey,
Paddock, Whitehead Thompson and
Knickerbocker, and most Of these took
active part in the opening discussions
1t savors Of delicate irony to see that IN
the division Of subjects among commit
tees the head Of "Polygamy Among
Heather Converts fell to the COMMITTEES
including the eloquent Bishop futile,
whose diocese so long included Utah, his
residence being at Salt Lake City.
The conference remains in session ono
month, closing on the 2Sth Of July
Bishop Cleveland Coke, Of New York, Wis
tied Paris few days before the opening
Of the conference, and there, in the CALI
can church, performed the interesting
ceremony Of confirming fourteen boys and
twenty two girls, the bishop having gone
there for that purpose. This is the
church of Pere Hyacinthe, now Rev.
Hyacinthe Loyson, and in q letter to the
archbishop Of Paris Bishop Coke declared
that this church had been cut off from
spiritual privilege, not for any infidelity
but for being Catholics-so Catholic that
they refused to believe in the dogma Of
/ the infallibility of the pope. He continued
4 by asking the archbishop, in case h
would not administer the rite, to permi
him, an American bishop, to do so.
Evening journal., 1888-07-21

Mrs. Mary Pass of this city is visiting
Mrs. DR.. Carpenter Of West Chester,
Pa.
Lighthouse, No. 81, at Jackson &
Sharps will be finished in aboat one
month.
The Mann boudoir sleeping car
Norma has arrived at the Harlan g.
Hollingsworth car shops for general
repairs.
George Rowbotham and wife of
Philadelphia are visiting Mrs. Joseph
K. Adams of this city.
Jonathan May was drawn out on
the ways at jackson & Sharps yester-
day. The boat will be retimbered and
other wise overhauled.
Camp Adams Association will hold
g meeting next Thursday evening
The members of the association will
drive to Brinton's Bridge Tomorrow.
The new iron ferryboat City Of
Portsmouth, built iu this city for ser
vice between Norfolk and Portsmouth
Va, passed out of the Delaware capes
yesterday on her way to Norfolk.
Professor G. L. Penny,of Lewisburg
Pa, who has been attending the uni
versity of Heidelburg, Germany, ii
visiting II. w. Lyndali, at Wyoming
Del.
James a. Morgan and friend wen
to Delaware City yesterday on fish
ing trip and landed upwards of 20I
various kinds of fieh. The two mer
now claim the championship. Next
A farmer living near Milford a few
days ago shipped four crates Of Alex
anders which brou ght him in debt 2
cents. Another sent some fine Earl.
Rivers peaches this week which cleare,
only s cents per basket,
A dog that happened 60 be on one 0
Bush's barges thls morning was E
frightened BY the actions of dec
hand that he fell overheard. Afte
great efforts, and the use OF ropes b
the men on the wharf, the dog Wa
rescued, none the worse for his duck
! ing
Evening journal., 1888-07-21
CAMP DUPONT NOTES.
Religious Services Tomorrow.
Council in Camp In = ROdy.

Religious Services Tomorrow.
Council in Camp In q Rody.
Rev. M. X. Fallon will attend the camp
tomorrow and celebrate mass at 10 o'clock
in Captain Condon's quarters. The Captain
extends g general invitation to attend the
service.
The services by the Rev. ). L. Willis, the
chaplain OF the regiment, will be held inn
mediately after guard mount. The regular
order Of the day will follow the service.
There will probably be no volley or slzir-
mish firing during the encanpment, owing
to a scarcity of ammunition.
The City Council went on a special car
attached to the 2 35 train this afternoon.
They were entertained by General Kenney.
Private W. R. Carpenter of Troop has
served as orderly at General Kenney's
headquarters since the commencement.
Henry Doy, the color sergeant, comes
from c Company, and commands the color
squad with the dignity OF a colonel.
Col. W. R. McCabe arrived in camp yes
terday The colonel was detained at home
by a severe attack OF rheumatism. During
the encampment he will board at the hotel
A team Of five from each company il
the state will shoot on Monday next fol
the championship Of the state on tn
ranges under the direction OF acting in
spector of rife practice Floyd.
r. ]. C. Pendleton, colonel and commits
sary general upon Governor Gray's staff
Indiana will visit camp to-day and renal
over Sunday as the guest Of General Ken
nav
Evening journal., 1888-07-21
HAZEL DELL RACES.
a Permanent Organization Formed
This Afternoon.

This Afternoon.
This Peninsula Agricultural and Pomo.
logical Association met in the Board OF
Trade rooms this afternoon at
els O'Clock. George g. Lobdell and
I, ID. Brown were made president and Sec
rotary respectively. Among the other
stockholders present were Edward Haman,
Jesse X. Baylis, Lewis w. Stidham'
Patrick Plunkett, William II. Foulk,
Henry G. Mahaffy, Harry B. Duncan,
H. s. Christy, Ferris Giles, Thomas s.
Robinson. Thomas Mitchell, James Casper
son, w. Y. Warner, John w. Mccoy, DR..
J. c. Mccoy, Joshua Conuor, ]. jackson
Pierce.
The association has go ten an assignment
OF the old Middletown stock, and it is IN.
suited to its interests. The charter, which
was read, is very comprehensive and gives
the association great privileges. A meet
ing of the board Of managers was held
after the adjournment.
Permanent officers were chosen as fol
lows: President, George G. Lobdell
secretary, T. d. Brown; board Of
managers, Messrs. Lobdell and Brown
DR.. ]. C. Mccoy, of Kirkwood, w
Y. Warner, ]. W. Mccoy, Edward Ha
man. James McComb, Francis N. Buck, F
B. Cotton. VIM. DUPONT and M. f. Hayden