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OVERCOME BIZ The Hear.

During the past few days have seen case in my
household which your imported Johann Hoff's
Malt Lxtrsct has raised right up from exhaustion
caused By the heat.
Mrs. II. B. JEwETT,
West Orange, n. J.
Beware Of imitation. The GENUINE has the sig
nature Of Johann Hof' aud '.Noritz Eisnsr" the
neck of every bottle. je3O
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I'd EDITION.
--latest qbleglanS to The Star.
POLITICAL CONVENTIONS:
Tillman Wins Q INTERPRETATIONS Con-
gressional Nominations.

CHARLESTON, 8. c., August Sat conventions
held yesterday in Greenville, Anderson, Marion,
Pickens and several other counties Tillman
delegates were elected, the Tillmanites having
captured the democratic machinery
In the fourth district d. X. Morris and in the
sixth district Z. 7. Stackhouse were Endorsed
by the farmers for Congress, vice Cochran and
Dargen, the present members, both alliance
men,
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To Save the Biz Trees.

SACRAMENTO, August Gov. Waterman has
sent dispatch to Secretary of the Interior
Noble protesting against declaring open the
suspended surveys in Tulare county, on which
are located the big trees. The governor fur
Their asks that Secretary Noble use his influ-
ence to have the surveys remain closed until
Congress shall decide whether or not the land
shall be set aside for public park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-05
Skulls Unearthed in New York.

While some workmen were digging trench
in the rear of No. SO Elizabeth street. New
York, yesterday afternoon they came across
two human skulls and q lot of human bones.
The place where they we're found is Just back
Of the old Armory. Hail, used for years as a
notorious dive BY Billy McGlory. Other hu-
man remains were found near the same spot a
fortnight ago. The police took charge Of tho
20 the coroner.
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Under an Arc OF Sable Matrons.

BALTIMORE, August Six hundred and fifty
delegates answered at roll call today at the
opening session Of the thirty-fourth annual
convocation Of the National Grand Tabernacle
Of Gailiieans, coiored, In Wesley ME. Church.
Right Worthy National Grand Supreme Ruler
Thomas Hall presided. On the platform be-
side the presiding officer was Mayor Davidson,
and investing both was an arc Of sable ma
irons bearing aloft the banners Of the order.
When the gavel Of gold, presented by the
ladies OF Metropolitan n. e. Church, had
tapped the desk. calling the delegates to order,
the secretary read letter from Gov. jackson
rsgretting inability to be present
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The Union Veterans Union.

There was called meeting Of the depart
ment command Of tho Union Veterans Union,
Department Of the Potomac, last evening at
No. l8s Pennsylvania avenue northwest Do
partment Commander Gen. John WEIGH pre-
sided. Arrangements we're made for attending
the national encampment at Lakesids, Ohio, on
the 18th instant. Resolutions were adopted
commencing the official conduct Of Judge Ad-
vocate General VIM. E. Rogers Of national en-
campment
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Satinet Manufacturers to Combine.

WORCESTER, MASS, August 5.-The satinet
manufacturers, representing nearly all the i'm
portant mills in the country, appointed at
meeting yesterday committee to devise n
plan Of consolidation similar to that adopted by
the card clothing makers. Nearly all of the
satinet mills in the country are located in Wor-
cester county, and it is hoped by closer combi-
nation to reduce the number of commission
houses and lessen competition.
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Garment Maker Cenventio..

RocHEsrER, NY, Aug. 6-There was large
attendance at the morning session OF the gar
ment cutters, trimmers and tailors Of North
America at the New Osburn House. AZ 3
o'clock the convention opened - Q national
trade assembly, District Master Workman
Hughes Of Chieaeo presiding. The credsnsiais
committee reported forty-two delegated After
the appointment Of standing Committees the
reports Of delegates we're heard and win BE-
continued throughout The day.
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Secretan's Penalty Lighteued.

PARIS, August 5.-The appeal court has
affirmed the sentence of six months imprison-
ment imposed on NJ. secretan for his connec-
ton with the questionable operations Of the
recent copper syndicate, but has reduced the
find of 10000 francs imposed on hin, to 5000
francs,
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FoR Tur TorLnr

No better preparation can bs had than Ayers Hair
yigor All who use it SPEAK Of its merits in the high
estterrns and place it. dressing. far beyond any
thing else Of the kind impsrts to the hair beauti
full silken luser and fragrance. prevents bald
meas and restores gray TO Its original color and
texture.
For 1--WE years was troubled with . disease Of the
SCALP which caused the hair to become harsh and dry
ard to fail out In such large quantities to threaten
complete badness Ayers Hair vigor being strongly
recommended began TO apply this preparation,
and before the first bottle used the hair ceased
falling out and the scalp restored its former
healthy conditon."-Fancisco Aeevsdo. siao Mexico.
-Ihave used Ayers Hair viTor and have received
more satisfaction from than from any other hair
dressing ever tried"-C. E. Wooster. westover. Md.
Il Ayers Hair vigor constantly and find 1t excel
,snt."-T.C o'Brien. Fort Keogh. Montana
AYERS HAIR yIGoR
Prepared By
DEL &C. AVER 4 CO.. LOWELL, MASS.
Sold By Druggists and Perfumen
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A British Shin AIissins.

New YoRx, August 6-The British ship Lord
Raglan 10 posted on the maritime exchange az
missing. The Lord Raglan Is q large full rig
ged ship and left San Francisco ON February
26 last for Cork, Ireland. Since that time shs
has not boon heard Of and her owners have
about given her up a. lost
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IARisiED.

BAIN-CARDoZo AT Upper Marlboro Nd on
March il, 1890, by the Rev. Jos. A. Cannane, jon
s. Balm and FANNIE Is. CAkDOZO.
LANMAN-hEELH. AT St stephens Church An
gust 4, 1890, by the hev. Father r. j. UiConuell
HELEN F. NELLY OF brooklyn. ny. to WILLIAM
II. LANMAN Of Washington, DC. No cards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-05

Tho will Of the late WIN. Parker, fled tod y,
leaves his real estste 70 his wife and some Pr. .
eoual beQussts b rolAttyea.
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He Signed the WorId,s Fair RIM

spRISaFIELD, ILL.,, August 5.-The governor
today signed the worlds fair bill. The bill
having an emergency clause attached will go
into effect at once.
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A Postal Clerk Gone Wrong.

CHICAGO, August 6-George Harris, postal
clerk. is missing, with the contents Of two mail
pouches taken from q Chicago and Alton train
NEAR st. Louis. The amount taken, superin-
tendent White Of the mail service says. may
not be more than $500 and yet 1t might be az
many thousands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-05

c. b. Tickling to r. B. King, pit is6. T's
I'D to WV; -. Same to Ida W. Hyde, pit
I ;e-. Efie Moo. Holcombs to p. Corcoran,
y IL, SO, $40; e372. e. ]. Hannah to II. Kose,
pt 4, %. 50; q, 400. Justin Mccarthy 70 q n.
Moore, pA & %, leo;e,
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SOOTHES and cures infamed and
irritated parts Of the skin and
scalp. Protects the skin from
disease by opening the pores
and allowing scope to the won
derful healing power Of the
Soap. Delightful to use.
Around each cake are de-
scriptive circulars.
FELs CO., Makers
t2S Philadelphia, Fa.
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Erery name counts. Make yoIr protest aOdfns
mdnstd"ghfer al grade crossings. Sign the pete
ton "a tOdoyS ST-fR against the atkinson bilL
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Warm Weather I'm Ontario.

Exceedingly warm weather prevails through
out Ontario, the thermometer in the obserya
tory there registering 80 degrees in the shad
YESTERDAY. Tins Is the highest point reache
i'll Toronto during the past two summers.
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A Post Once Examination.
An examination for the city post Office
service was held 1t the court house today. For
clerkships there were thirty candidates and for
carriers twenty-six.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, IS reported By special
wire TO Corson and Macartney. 4lv Y street:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-05

WIN. Boyd was gorsd 70 death BY . bull at
Norwood, Pa, Friday.
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SUICIDE OF AHxAN WHO WAS UxDxA rlxAr-
HRyf rnEuD-vHILK ms BROTHER WAS As-
SENT rRoN ms SIDE HE CUT HIS THROAT wrra
A RAxon--A SHOCKING SIGHT,
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MR.. BLAINE IS IN IT.
The Ways and Means Committee VIII
Let Him Stay In the Party.

OPPOSITION 70 HIS POPULAR RECIPROCITY PRoPo-
srTIoS FOUND TO BE FuTuK-rHx PRESIDENT
AND TIE sECRETARr-THx QUESTION now Is
HOW TO AMEND THE TARIFF BILL.
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Handoltne Is unequAled beautifer Of the COM
Elexion; an Indispensable requisite 70 the Lsdiss'
Toilet 10 renders the skin white smooth and sort aud
prevents ehappips. livery lady should use it. Per
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Range of the Thermometer TODAY.

Tie following were the readings at the Sig
nal Office today: Sam, &c; 2 pm, "a; maxi
mum. IS; minimum "a
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OPEx AL N1eHr.

For the accommodation OF our customers and the
public viii keep store open all night in charge
OF registered Pharmacists :
!. >. WILLIAMS CO.. DRUGGISTS.
UNDEk MASONIC TEMPLE
Cor. 9th and streets W.
PRESCRIPTIONS.
Our prices for prescriptions have been reduced In
Proportion TO other goods. We use only the purest
drugs and chemicals from the reliable ufac-
We cheerfully invite careful inspection Of
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rI,HERE ARE MANY FORMS OF NERVOUS DE-
i biity in men that yield the of Carriers Iron
Pills. hose who troubled with nervous weakness
night sweats, &c, should try them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-05

THE ACTION VI CARTERs LITTLE LIVER
Pills 10 plsssAnk unild and natural. rhsy seutly
stimulate the liver and regulate the bowels. but do mot
mi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-22
Investigation Of the Quincy Railroad
Disaster.

PosToS. Aug. 2l 1t is reported al the
Quincy Hospital this evening. ihst I'll now
at tae hospital who were ioilred BY Tuo-
days sccide t, sre dong well. At an in
yestgsten into the ta1se of Tuesday :
rsiroad accident at Qaincy. hell by the
rsilrosd commissioners today, road master
C. b. Laudel, Of the Boston 6 Albany,
testified ibat he would not ssnd out f,g-
man jast because the jack was 10 use, bi,
If he vas n.ing the jick on a curve, he
would send out the flag.
Mchaei IIsr,rcy gave an Illustration Of
using the jack. A release arm ia srache
to tie jack which il properly used will sd-
mi of ras na the jsck from the track very
quickly. HartDey dii not know whe her
be properly used the Ie ea'e arm. Son O.
times h. u,e,l the release arm ard .om--
times not
+. II. BRYANT, division roadmaster sid
placed the jack ia Io'i'ion should have
nothing else - ID, but shop'd stand by it
all the time, ready to remove il at a
momsn's warning
James y Lander. superirt tenfe Il Of roll =
ing stock ssid master meeb3n'c wins tod
him that he found the brake lever in the
position that i would be if the brakes
were set. IL might have been knocked in
to position. bus the chu ees are % Gu of
100 that it was done BY setting the brakes
The public hearing is deelared closed ex-
cept that The board would eIsmine enxii e.r
Bzbeol hen be is able.
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Goverumsnt Officials for the World 5
Fair

In accordance with the act providing for
the Worlds Columbian Exposition at Chi
cago, the President has approved the deti l.
na'ion of the following named persons a.
members of the board of con rol ard man
agemt Mt of the government exhibit at the
exhibition =. A. Brown. chief clerk OF
the Dcra,tmeaf of State, to repre- sent that
department; A. B. Net,ltt)n, A. ssisiant
Secretary of the Treasury. to represent II e
Treasury Department., Major Clifton
Comfy, L. :. A, to represent the War De
psrtment; CAPT. X. W. Meaie, l.. ). ~.
TO represen; the Navy Department.; A. u.
HSzen, Third As.ist,nt Postmaster Gen
cIal, to repIcsent the Postofiice Depart
ment; II. A. Taylor, Commissioner Of
Railroads, to represent the Department o.
the Ia'crior; + c. Foster, General Agent
of the Department of Justice. to represent
that department; Edwin Willets. Assistant
Secretary of Agriculture, to IePreselt the
Department of Agriculture Prof. G. D..
Goode, Assistant Secretary of the Smith
sonian Institution, to represent that institu
iiun and the National Museum; and j. w
Coilins, assistant in charge of the division
of fisheries, 10 represent the United States
Fish Commission. A sistant Secretary
Willets is detign4ted as chairman of the
board
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Meteorological Report.
THE RAILROAD STRIKE.
Koights OF Labor Report the Situation
as Encouraging for the Strikers.

New Yosk. Aug. II. - The general
executive bosrd Of the knights OF Labor re-
por.cd tonight that everything was very en-
couraging. At Buffalo fifty new men have
come out. II had been also hesrl that the
tiremen at Albany, or many of them. had
gone out A long manifesto TO the people
WAS sisen out tonight by Powderly
The general executive board Of the
Kf ishts of Labor have nov decided to
stand BY the strikers because the railroad
management have evidently determined to
de stray the organization along the liuc of
their railway. The executive committee
ask all knishts Of Labor to come to the
A. sist tnce. and 81 is lso a. k ed of all mem.
hers of organized lsho-. Manifesto says
'Tl + a. IN mus If this trouble lies in
the tact that cur ori.r has beea strugsiir z
with the questions which concern the con-
troll of trusts, corporations and syndicstes
by the government of the leople. The
knight of Labor and Farmers Alli,nce are
marching on to Washington to tccure q
Il Z slation favorable 10 the whole people
Ticy are going TO secure the repeal Of Ger
tiin un lst laws which stand 10 the wa,
OF progress and which artsgonizc justice
Il is in hope of turning our attention swav
from those matters that this warfare is
made on the part of the allied forces Itis
to weaken US where We can do them the
most harm and the country the most good
those snnoyancts were ylsi'ed upon us,
A hirelng mob of the worst characters il
the land has been quarter d upon the peo-
pie of New York - terroriza her ci;izens
provoke men TO anger and wrath, shoe
'own uo1e who asked for the rieh
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Plans TO. q Protected Cruiser.

Under authority eoafs rred upon the Navy
Department by the act of Congress making
appropriations for the naval service, sp-
proved on jane 80, 1890, plans fer pro
IL eted cruiser OF about 800 tons displAes-
meat are being prepared in the Bureau of
Construction and Repair aud Steam Eu-
gineeriag. Proposals have been invited
from all ru-. builders under two
classes
Glass For the eln.'ractioa of the hull
and machinery, including engines, boilers
aai sppursenanees, complete in all re-
spects in accordance with the plsns pro-
vlded by the Secretary of the Navy.
Glass 2-for the construction Of the hull
ard machinery. including engines. boilers
and sppur,enanees, complete in all respects
in accordance with the plsrs and speciies-
ons provided by the bidder.
All their parts shall be- Of domestic
manufacture, aud in compliance with the
PROVISIONS of ths act of Aug, 5, ls56. TIE
contractor mat guarantee an average
speed IN the open sea under conditions PIE
scriced by the Navy Department, of TWEEN
ty-tour knots per hour, maintaining for
four consecutive hours. The vessel must
be complete within two and half years
after the contract is signed.
The department plan calls for vessel
400 feet loag on the mean load line; beam
moulded, IS feet; drsughl. mean normal,
81 f'et; displacement normal, about 300
tons speed sustained 2i knots, aud indiya-
ted horse power. 20 800, The main bat
terry consists of four six-inch breeeh- 'osa
ing rifles OF high power; t ght four inch
breech loading rifles, rapid firing; about
zig teen machine guns. and six torpedo
tuoes.
The accommodations for officers and
crew are sIatiops. well ventilated and
lighted. Al the most approved modern sp-
Pl.snces Tor exhsu.ting vitis'ed air and for
incaa a.escent lighting by electricity have
been Incorporated in the design. The coal
capacity is very large, 1900 tons AT 10
knit. speed per hour this will give the ves-
sci an endurance of io9 days or 4 radious
OF action of $40 knots or in other " word-
she will be soie TO steam around the world
in 100 dsys without recosling.
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Can't Rely on Rsposts From NicaIa,
qua and Salvador,

NV YoKN, Aug. 2l-pon Anselmo
Nolio, recently appointed Secretary TO the
Costa Rica Legation in Washington. has
arrived from Central America by the
steamship Alene and is nos visiting fricnds
at Bridgeport. Coma. before going to
wssh,ps'on. The latest telegrarhic news
from Salvador is simost too good 10 be
true, said Senor Volio: 'yct with Niear-
aqua and Costa Rca combining with Sal
yador sssin't him Presiient BsrriilAs of
Gus,emsls was wise 10 accept the terms Of
fered him by Grncrsl Ezetsr
The Secretary ho little confidence in
any despstches that may have been sent
the Amencsn press from either Salvador
or Guatemals of late owing TO the severe
oress Ger snrship alsays exercised by ,h $50
States uTon such occasions, and will await
incoming mail adviccs from his own gov
ernmeot before accepting the announce
m, nj that hos,i les have ceased.
In speskins OF the uri0n OF Costa Rica
with Nlcsraeus and salvador, Senor Volio
admitted that ur .otiations had been pend
ing before his departure from Central
America between the two fret named
States. lie had no, understood that SALIVA.
dir WAS to he ipeludci in such union.
though II was knosn that the two would
probably aid Salvador in the end rather
than see her crush,d by Guatemala
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The House Fu,s 10 the Time on Lard

The House considered TIA. bill de flung
lard
Mcaae. Of Arkarsss, offered an amend
M a. TO the iirst section Of the b II. by al
ding. "Anf rendered in open ketles. ths
process usd by farmers aud butchers" ;" to
the def 1'ti5n Of lard.
The amendment vas les.
Allen Of MchIgsn aavocsted the bill.
Agitation OF tlis question, he taii, vas pro
vosed hy careful. thoughtful action OF the
farmers in their varions assemhlies and or
gauizahoDs. TheT called for il. II il not
true this bill in aBv vay, shspe or form
affected the men vho prodaeed cot. onseed
oil Tie evidence of experts all over the
country was to the effect that cat,onseed oil
was srpsrior 70 hogs lard. II that is so il
Is shsurd that a tax Of t~o mills on p0uud
would prevert people who dssired to use
compound Lard from purchasing that article
II il Is true. as stated by Fairbanks. sha.
compound lard could be made Of 30 ger
cent lard and so per csn. eottonseed oil,
rty rot brand il as eostouseed oil eer1-
paupss Why attach the word lard 10 il !.
Was il done for the purpose Of selling the
commodity ss ''lard, asd by 20 doing de-
frsuaing farmers Of . market is would 9th
ervise possess!
Henderson Of lows. said no cne quss-
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The Oiiense Did Not Amount to Mu-

Pn,LADELFBfa, Aug. 2l.--Merris Frazer
and George Darlington we're tried on the
charge Of musiny preferred by Captain
John Trsinor, of The schooner Thomas w.
Holden. Tfairor claimed that Carring,on
and Frazer had refused to obey ofdess and
hai coaspred to kill him. There was 10
eYidenee against Frazer. but Cayring.on
admitted that sbile paring bis nails wiih
bis sailor kaife he had said be would like
to ''pss about half an inch OF the blade in
the captain although he had 10 intention
of doing 30 The men claimed that they
we're badly treafe1 and badly fed. Judge
Butler decided that the efense did not
amount to nutiny, but simply direspect-
ful conduct toward the captain. Frazer
vas discharged and Carringron Hned $40
and senssnced to one months inpris Jn-
msns-
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THOUSAND ISLAND PARK FIRE.
Loss $l25, ,OOO-4OO Guests Escape
Two Servants Injured.

WATrRrowE. n. Y Aug. 2i.-It is nov
estimated that The loss at the Thousand
Island Park 6re viii reach si25 900. Two
women servants were injured. They wen,
through the flames to get out. There were
400 gnesis in III. hotel snl al escaped. A
Dumber of the small shells and LARGE store :
OF the Thousand I.lsni Park ClmJany
were slso burned To the south of the
hotel four or fye cottages were burned,
ling the GUNNER resi- lence of Dir. s.
G. Dayao. the ST Lawrence Hotel, the
Sanitsrum AMI Methodist churcl. Thee
was $40 ,000 insurance on the hocl prop
CITY.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET
Rate for Loans Reach Emo cImous Sizo
OF sc PET Cont.

NV YonK, Aug. u The stringency in
the money market hday was sharper tina"
it has been since the May panic of 1884
AZ the opening of the stock exchange tn.
brokers who are long OF stock and borrow cd
money en- Them w.re glad 10 renew their
losns at 20 per cent. Even til = rate would
not bring a renewal of loans in some cs,es
and before ! | O'Clock MANY borrowers r, =
ceived notice that their loans had been
called in. Fariy loans were made a. 23J,r
cent and rates moved up to iO 80, 80, 70.
80, 90 and before o'elo' K the prevail &
IA was SO per cent.
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Republican Conference ON Progress ol
Business in Senate.

Every republican Serator now in the city
was repre- scented i, the conference held ,m'
evening st the residence of Senator Nc
Milsr, either in person or by proxy. The
duty of arrang ng the order of business to
De substituted for the Quay resolution ard
other pending propositions was assigned II
committee iIoar (chairman), Allison,
Spooner and Hale. This comm tee, it is
Understood, will prepare resolution if
Pp5sih'c ~ tomorrow morning. 10 be of
fered IN place OF the Quay reso,u ion, the
order, it is said. 10 include vote on the
tariff bill and certain other measures named
in the Quay iesolution. The election bill
vil go over VI t the next session and will
be the first measure considered when Con
gress re asse mbles in December.
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Tiohborne Claimants Lawyer Coming
to America

LoNpoN, Aug. 2l.-Amonp the pss,cu-
g'is by the Msjeric for New York. is John
Henniker lleat,n, n Cor servstiye member
OF Parliament, representing the ancient city
of Canterbury. Mr.. ileatoo is the lawyer
to whom has been in,rdsted the interests OF
the latest Tlchborne clnmsnt The latter
is at present In Australia, but has. In a
lengthy communication, placed Mr.. Iiesion
in possession of all the ailspe facts In the
case. II IL surmised that Mr. Ileaton hiss
taken sdvan,sga of Parliament TO make cer-
tain inquiries IN CONNIE oiion with the matter
across the Atlantic.