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made such that could not have ny n sSSsn asuds
tonss enlarged enlarged thick ana sna nh
merous bol also suffered from terrible cnronc
and in fact diseased that life vas pusn nrdc
one hall dozen bottles your Golden Medical DceSe sna
one dozen Sacss atarr Remedy and commence sr use
At first was badly discouraged but after taxing TOUT
Discovery began to improve ana "nen s.axsrx
the remaining was yell addition to the use Oh Dscovey
applied solution iodine the gotre or lck eck as yot
advise in pamphlet wrapping and 1t entirely
Your Discovery certainly the most wonatIi o3a ~ u,
my heart for great good has done me- Ve
medicines which advertised as blood purifiers ana
liver contain either ~ some Ior or Poss
stun and iodine yarous combined Al on ess agents hSsc
strong break down the blood corpusces ana deo
itae and otherwise permanently inuTe the human sseT
other hand being composed oil the uu
plants barks and roots will In no case pro-
dpce injury being strengthening and curative oily
sarsapar which used to eni"y quite reputation as Dooc
purifier Is remedy OF thirty and may Wen give
place doing, TIA positive and valuable yege
bic Alternatives which later medical ami discovery
has brought light In scofua or Kings Evil Whte swell
ings Ulcers Eryspelas Sweled Neck Gore Scroious ~
Examinations naolent Inflammation Mercrra Aecons 0ia
Erupons Of the SkD and Sore Eyes as IN All other
blood diseases Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Dseovsry ma
remedial tue most oDslnato
and intractabe Sold by all dealers In nedcnes
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IN CONGRESS.
A srUPID DAY IN BOTH BRANCHES.

WASHINGTON, May 24.-This has been an ex-
coedinply ouiet day III both Houses OF Congress The
transactions may be briefly stated In the Senate the
resolution asking the President to take steps To secure
the release OF Edward ON. Congdon was called up by
Mr.. Conkng and passed. Mr. BarnuIn the new senator
from ConnectcI II, appointed on the Committees on
Manufactures and on the District OF COLUMBIA Inc DlI
fixing the rank or the PaymaserGeneral IA Dflgader
passed Some nnimpOrtant bills were reicfreu 10
committees, and then tho Senate went into secret session
on the Beknap The session lasted from IT'D 10
5:l5 y. IN, and the Senate then adjourned. .
In tue House. MT. Kerr tho Speaker, was IN his place
improved In health. The Senate bill repeating the re-
strctons In the disposal OF public lands in five southern
States was rclor cd report was made on the south
Carolina contested election stating that the sitting
member, Mr. Rainey (colOred), properly elected.
Two reports were received the Louisiana contested
case the majority report being In favor al unscatng Mr.
MOfey. No action taken. A resolution adopted
directing the Committee Commerce to ascertain II
there is combination OF railroads 10 control traffic The
House Ihen Adjourned
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SURVEYS AND DISCOVERIES IN THE HOLY LAND
The Palestine Exploration Society, of which

The Palestine Exploration soclcly, ol "hl'n
Prof Il. d. Hitchcock. ID. d.. Of the Union Ihcoiosc
seminary is President has prosecuted its WORK on the
East OF the Jordan during the past year. with gratifying
success. The surveying pdrty secuted large amount
Of material In respect to the botany geology topography
and especially the archaeology OF that region famous IN
ancient times but until lately nearly unknown 10
modem pcoplc. Much Of tai. information VIII be OF
great value 'cnis ia science history, and biblical
criticism bit the general reader will he more interested
In the series Of sketches and phooe.aphs-more than
hundred 10 numbcr-takcn by the members OF The ex
plorng xpedition amolg grand ruins Remains Oh I'M
mcnsr structures found In numerous PlaceS-towns
clses and fortfcse- Of various Styles OF archhtct
and some of very great antiquity Ia seNefh ,ocantrs
vast ruins of entire ctic--gafrWaF@. walls Hhd c'lc's
were discovered Negatives Of these photosraPhs nave
arrived Beirut. and copies OF the more important
ones issued to the patrons ~ the society the
present financial prosperity of which Il largely Que 10
tho energctc management and liJrraiy Of The Treas
nrcr Chn- \ smith. The Office ~ az M. 10 NoTth-s,
" Y. ~hrro documents aud Information can Toe Obtained
by addressing tho Rev o. D 81 John' FINANCIAL secfo-
t.
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DISTRICT AFFAIRS.
THE COMING REPORT OF THE INVESTIGATING COM
MITTEE-A DIVISION OF OPINION AMONG THE
MEMBERS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

MEMBERS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUSEI
WASHINGTON, May 24.-Injustico seems to
have been done to the House Committee on District
Affairs by the premature publication in Washington ana
elsewhere Of document which urported to be the re-
port OF the Committee District Affairs of its nvcs-
tgation of the administration OF the District since 1874
but which simply Judge Buckners draft Of report
which he Intended TO submit to the Committee for It's
approval This document closed with tine recommended
ton that the Commissioners of the District should be
sued upon their bonds for damages, aud
the loss caused District by their unauthorized and
Illegal acts Republican members of the Committee say
that there are grave doubts that these conclusions OF the
chairman Will be adopted even by majority and the
minority will certainly dissent from them. They say
that at most the Commissioners OF the District can
only be accused OF having placed wrong Interpretation
upon law OF Congress- and that there not the least
evidence that not an honest interpretation or that
they were influenced to do this by any corrupt or i'm
proper motive.
On the other hand, the financial management OF the
District under the present Commissioners has been shown
TO be- scrupuously exact and honest in all its details
Every dollar OF money has been fully accounted for
and in the main economically expended The eX-
penses OF administration in the District have in
many instances been greatly reduced, ana there has
been utter failure to show that the Commissioners
have been guilty OF the first corrupt act For these rea
sons the minority Of the Committee do not believe the
Comm sioners ought TO be prosecuted, and Will sign no
report recommending It,
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A FIELD DAY IN POLITICS.


pledge ourselves to cordially support any pure
and upright Republican whom the Cincinnati
Convention may nominate, nevertheless express 1t as
our conviction that other candidate will develop the
or call the number OF votes that would be
poed by the American people for the noble champion OF
their rights, their liberties aud their honor
resolution nstrucng the delegates to vote as unit
on all questions was lost. Nine OF the ten delegates
elected here day positively for Mr. Blaine ono
from Minneapolis, where the Washourn iamiiy nave
large interests is understood to be for E. b. Washburne
The resolution declaring strong preference for Mr.
Blaine but without positive Instructions had only three
dissenting voices
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REPLY TO MR.. robson.
NAVAL INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE WILLING TO
GENERAL PRESS DlsPATCH.l

HEAR HIM.
GENERAL PRESS DisPATcHI
WASHINGTON, May "a. - Representative
ybttborne Chairman ofthe Committee on Naval Affairs,
has sent the following letter TO Secretary Robedon:
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,. }
WAsHINGIOS, ID. D., MAY -. 1876
SIR This morning placed before the Con'initter Gf
the House ON Naval Affairs your letter OF yesterday
date addressed to me Is It's Chairman IL appearing W
the Committee that. the l7tl inst, the Com
mttec had adopted the following resolution,
viz: That every officer Of the Navy Department
wo NAV be in any wise implicated by proof taken before
the Committee shall bc heard fully In explanation OF any
such PROOF. the Committee, consideration OF your
letter and said action Of Their own (Which was Dut el
formal EXPRESSION of tbeir purpose entertainer
by them from the institution OF the lh'cs, i
CATION il snch course should become necessary:
resolved first the Secretary or the Navy be othe
of such previous action Of tbs Committee secyhd' II
he desire, at any time to before this COMMITTEE lie
will be fully heard and third that the Committee VIII re-
examine any Witnesses whose testimony may anect any
officer OF tho Navy Department. II any sch oncrr 7ali
desire giving To him such opportunity OF examination
as NAV 10 him be just and proper .,,
For Inc present 81 lea II not altogether any fnrher
or other reply TO your communication Ii d,chsu map
proprate / am, very RESPECTFULLY. your ondcht ser
want, W. " VIM ~ go, '"''
me Hon. G. NJ robson, Secretary Of NE Nary
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paSSPNCERS ARRIVED.

FROM GIASGOW-In steamship STATE Of Psnnsyirdnid
NAV 2i-- IL. Watson, Aley. kennciay' Mt ana MIS- ~
pnIt.r Jas NJ Rob rtsou e. Il. Halter, Johu Mann Jas
nrnrr IL NJ DunmOre family, john henderson, Mr ana
n s Robert Ccghon. John Pcre, VIM Dune siss iiany
Saaty - smith and family, Mr.. and Mrs d. Shelaiu ana
family r. Murray JOS Moore, Mr; and Mrs A. = Naadell'
a n ,rnaT Jns wi sor Wilson. John Johnstone ThOs
ScConnc Miss Davis Jas. Miller and family John i"ee
j.. q. Larsen. OIL. ,t,v PRO,
nr p.rels Henry GoSslcr h Iiilmers AMI WIFE, Dr nm
an,hans Err,erk Mensinga Mrs. Anna Depprrnhn ana
tmah,nr Wilhelm Tamm wife and INFANT George Petzc
1au,. Dissiouer Juls. SclidInayer &. A. Williams
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MARRIED..

FANCHER-REMSEN-O Wednesday May "a, by Rev. E.
p Rogers, ID. d. at the Souh Reformed Church. corner
Fftha and Twenty frstst Prof Ezra Eancher OF SEN
eca Falls ~ " and Mary L., daughter Of the late John
Remsen OF Cazenova NJ Y. No cards
Tuesday, May %, at the Church OF
the Holy Communion South Orange N. j., by the Rev. W.
Perry, assisted by the Rev. H. Degan Gideon Leo r-
TO Kate Is. Baldwin, daughter Of Theo r. BALDWIN, esq
Geneva, N. Y, papers please copy.
NAsH-TREDwELL-At Madison, n. J., on Tuesday. May
3D. 1876, by the Rev ID. c. Weston d. d., Duane H. Nash
TO Georsette daughter Of Alfred NJ. Tredwel
THoRNTON-TOwNSEND-At Nowburgh. N. Y, on Tues
May %, 1875 by the Rev W. X Hal, Howard Thorn
L., daughter of Geo. w. Townsend, esq, No
cards.
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ANTI-RAILROAD BILL PASSED.

Mt, W IISOn OF IOWd HIS HI1IIIy SU'VCOU0H III
securing the passage of his antraroad resolution, To
which objection made at the time IL was introduced
The resolution provides for the appointment OF special
committee which shall hold its sessions during the recess
OF Congress and ascertain whether any railroad com
panies engaged in interstate commerce have entered
conspiracy in relation to freights by which certain
Industries OF the country down This
luton it is understood is aimed ut the alleged comtina
ton with regard freight and passenger fares recently
entered into by the trink roaos from the west 70 mo
scabOard Tire resolution would certainly have met WIN
opposition had IL been called up us AT the close Of
the days session. and when the House very empty
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. May 2l.-Lleutenant Charies w,
chinn Il orl,ro 10 Newport r. next for instruction
in Lpedo Lieutenant Charles w iefkns Ecu
to duty board the practice ship Constellation during heI
cruise Master W r. H. Doehay Is ordered 70 anon i
Passed Assistant Paymaster X r. faulhg ~ OF
drrrd Adams the lst Of June next; lIenteat
Thomas Ia detached from the hydiograph. once
on the 9th ordered 10 tho Naval Academy Masr
FREDERICK Upton detached from tho Alert ana oiuefed "
aw alt further orders -. -, ,,,...,, ma. =,
Tile Navy Department Is advised that the plymouth was
Potau Prince May T. She expected TO SAIL me heh nay ior
oLsr ports tho Island and thence 10 Port Royal D. "
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A Gentleman having engaged bricklayer to

make some repairs III his cellar, ordered the ale 10 be
removed befo.o the brlcklayer commenced ms work
on 1 am not afraid OF barrel OF ale, Sr, siid the
man - | urpslme not" said the gentleman; but
think "A barrel of ale would ut your approach
A clergyman who had been staying for some
time al tl, house of friend, going away called 10
nm littlc Tommy the -ycarold Of his host and
asked him what be should give HIM Tor present.
Tommy who had great respect Tor the cloi, housn'
II wa. his duty To suggest something O religious n
ture 40 lie answered., hesita;ingy Il hnH soulu
like Testament and hli0U should Ike pop gum
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NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, May 24.-The President sent

The following nominations 10 the Senate to-day:
g. Btac 81 the District Of Coumlil, 10 be Envoy
EA,gaDninay Minister Plruipot niiay 10 Austria WIN
Jenkins BE- Postmaster at chafl ,tte y - lcrry g
smith "a DE Postmaster AZ Pomcfoy ONO; I" nay OF
Dakota Receiver Public Moneys al Nankou DaS"t
Capt caleb B Carleton ~ the lOtn cavalry To b. Maze" IN
"a Cavalry Eiia Lieu Peter d. Blown 81 the 80 tiiai.
be- Captain IA the 81 cavalry second IA'ui J"an a.
INST Lieutenant In tn" 81 ttyarY ifsi Lieut.
Vim c. HemVhI DO Captain IN the in cavalry accoDd
eat kinney fTt Lieutenant In The Ath
cavalry: Ist VI. Wallace To be Captain u tho
Gth tayary Lent y J. farbswor 20 le Captain Ia
the Sth Cavalry Second Lieut.. Richard n Williams Ia be
I1fst Lieutenant IN the 9Th Cavalry. Cat y ~ mclaughlin
Cavalry, u be MAJOR IN the luth IaEIy fst
IIrut Thona, g. Iebou captain toe lOtI cavalry
second Io Charles Ward To DO FFst Lieu enAnt IN tho
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billiard TOURNAMENT.

PHILADELPHIA, May 24.-The billiard tour
nanent was continued to-day. The contest between
Foster and Rudolpho was by the latter by score OF
900 TO 25s Winners average, 10; losers 'I5. Tho
game between DAILY and Cyro Dion was won by Daily by
score OF 800 to go. Winners average l4@s; losers
lilo This evening tho first gamo was between sexton
and Bessnger nnd was by the former by score OF
300 " 1873 Sections average was 6l223; Bessngci s.
1875. The game between slOSSOn and Joe Dion was won
by osson by 300 TO 243 Wnnors average. 1874 |;
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THE AUSTRIAN MISSION.
EDWARD F. BEALE NOMINATED By THE PRESIDENT
HIS HISTORY.

HIS HISTORY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE THiBUsyI
WASHINGTON, May 24.-The President to-
day sent to the Senate the Of Edward Bcac to
be Minister Vienna in place OF Mr. Orh, resigned Mr.
Boale although not widely known. Is fair type OF the
American gentlemen. lie has education, wealth. ana
high social position. He is grandson OF Commodore
Truxton, his ancestors his mothers side being
Ouakers He was graduated West Point in 1912, and
subsequently. while officer in the Navy helped to cap
ture California He sent home as the bearer oil dis
patches for brilliant in action, and brought the
first news OF the capture. He was surveyor-Generai oil
California and with Kit Carson and others surveyed the
th,tyGfth parallel from the Mississippi to tho Pacific.
He Is now a resident OF Washington, although lac Keeps
bis homo In Chester, Penn.
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TO HASTEN LEGISLATION.
THE DEMOCRATS DESTROYS OF AN EARLY ADJOURN
MRNr.
Inv TELEGRAPH To THE rRIBUNE.l

IBY TELEGRAPH To THE rRIBCNEI
WASHINGTON, May 24.-Mr. Morrison, it is under
stood. will call up the Tariff bill for consideration
to-morrow. and make his promised speech on It, 1t
d moi believed that there is any serious intention of
pressing this bill TO a vote during the present session
Of Congress Leaders on the Democratic side OF the
House profess desire for an early adjournment,
and for the purpose of securing it will do all in their
mower TO hasten the consideration of the remaining
appropriation bills and of such other important
business as cannot be postponed until next
Winter Should the Senate decide that it has juriS
diction of the Belkuap impeachment case. as now
seems probable and before disposing of the appro-
nr;atjon bills enter upon the trial which may con-
Time from month to six weeks, the House may
have ample time during the Summer months to dis
nose of large amount of business which Will other
wise be postponed until next Winter. But should
the Senate cooperate with the House by prompt
consideration and passage of the appropriation bills
revision of the tariff, currency reform, and many
ether subjects will be postponed until after election
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PHILADELPHIA RACES.

PHILADELPHIA May 24.-There was large
attendance at Point Breeze meeting to-day The 2:26
raco was won by the fayorito Joe Brown In three
straight heats. spirited struggle was had over tho 40
PACE II being heightened into 1--we heats Slow Go win
ming the race In the 226 race there three starters
Jenkins Glenn's Falls. and Joe Brown-making the
heats In 2:27 . 5a. 2:25i2. In the 2"IO race there
were ten entries; purse, SlJOO; T'0o 10 lrs.. ?oo W
second So2J to third and 81 80 fourth Slow Go won
tho race Ellie Dean got the second money, Biliy Kay
third, aud Richard fourth Time, 2:24 2:2'i -'-o -
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

CHICAGO. May 24.-The verdict in the Mum trial,
for whisky frauds, Ia MOT guilty"
PORTSMOUTH. N. H. May PA miser named
Hiram shnney aged OF years. living at Elliott Neck Me.
was found Ills bed ibis morning About sOoOo MAS
found sscretcd " his house.
TAUNTON. Mass, May 24.-Ice formed in this sec
nos night and heavy rost tho Dighton and Somerset
destroyed thousands OF strawberry pzn~ causing
Immense pecunary damage.
PoRT JRRvIs. N. Y, May 24.-Upon application lon
Judge Dykman has issued peremptory mannamns 20 ,e
Of Ss ssiares claimed BY the officers OF tho village
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,urpnrprrs suor By 100 PERSONS.

CHARLESTON, May PA week ago coun-
try merchant OF Abbevle County. named Hartman ana
his wife were found murdered their bed The muir
crets four in number had attempted to set fire to the
premises but failed They arrested aud fuly den
iinrd The crime caused much excitement ana to-day
tn,y were taken sheriff and shot: Threc IN n
drcI persons present at the execution ana Ioo
.IiAf. ..r..f
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ppooYtyy,s RAPID TRANSIT ROAD BEGUN.

BEOOkI1N'S kAflD hNEhD DH'N@''
About 800 persons yesterday morning as
ob,1 a the intersection of L. Iington and Redaves,
IN Brookyn 10 witness the breaking OF ground Tor the
Elevated Railway Compauy's tracks. Among those
present were Mayor Schroeder President Burts OF the
Elevated Railway Company, VicePTesident Phelps d.
rec,ors Job Johnson John L. Marcellus, John L. Nos
trand and the Secretary of tho Company. Jonn u Nj
,-,,. MIR French President. of the Board OF Aldermen
and Aldermen Rowey, Fisher. and II 4; supervisor
Nathan, James III. Hart, James u. AiaOeh ueoibo
A. Price, William Hollis and Col Palmer.
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American by The Standard Tory paper against
Its own Tory Government; and he hopes the English
Government may the weakness OF It's position.
CONTINUED FALLING OFF IN BRITISH IMPORTS.
The following statement shows the exports
of principal of British Irish produce and
manufactures from Great Britain and Ireland to tho
United states, during the four months ended April so.
1876, compared with the corresponding period Of 1873:
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MIDNIGHT WRd1UER REPORT.


For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, MS
Ing aud stationary barometer, MOI tLcast u southeast
winds slight changes In temperature AMI parity CLOUDY
weather with rain areas In the latter
FOR ne Middie Sfiies and Netr-EHgidHd. IiHh1 ana
stationary barOint icinds mostly rom south 70 rest ana
sJLty Tdrmcr c'odT redtter nth possibly occdsioHdI
rd,us ~ no northern portion NJ the utter. ,
The Mississippi River continues slowly falling NJ ana
hell Cltr
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p1,rSE DELEGATES IN MAINE.

AUBURN, Me-, May 24.-The lid District
Republican Convention to-day renonna'ed for Congress
the Hon. william z. Frye by acclamation The Hon.
Enoch Foster IT,, and W. p. Frye were nominated dele
gales to the Cincinnati Convention Resolutions favor
INK hard money and James q. Blaine for PRESIDENT were
adopted.
BANGOR, Me-, May 24.-At the WITH Congress
sional District Republican Convention to-day Z. A.
Bouette and j. u. Mayo chosen delegates 10 I'm
cnnatl Strong resolutions were passed laVorlnS hr
EllInc.
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SPENCER'S CONVENTION IN ALABAMA.
InENERAL PRESS pIsPATCH.l

MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 24.-The Spencer
wing Of the Republican Convention met to-day Com
mittec on Credentials appointed and recess taken
until o'clock Foster Blodgett Of Georgia was present
and received with great enthusiasm. The Convention Is
largely composed Of Federal otiieeholders.
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NInsa Prnisc VI cling.

"
Third OF Mass Praise Meetings will be held
in the Disciples Forty df and Madison
Rev. GEORGE II. HEPWORfH, Pastor. on THURSDAY
EVENING OF this week, at 7;45 Mr.. L. r. THATCHER
charge Of the 9sc and the Hippodrome Choir VIII
be present The will be opened at q The Choir
seats at 1872 In order 10 avoid
fusion. You will DO welcome
Po,t-Ofh 20 NoIicr.-The FOREIGN MAILS the
ending SATU RDAf Nav &C. 1876, will close this once
WEDNESDAY ~ Tor Europe, steamship B0hDiA
via Queenstown THU RSDAY al 1880 m Tor Europe.
Dor steamship Plymouth Cherbour, anc Hamburgj
TURDAi, at J:3J 'or Great Britain. Ireland and
France per steamship city Of Berlin via Queenstown and at
France direct steamship Amerlque VIA Hayre.
and M Is m Scolans direct unjust be specially addressc
Victoria, GLASGOW and at ll3O a. M. for
Europe steamship oder wa southampton aud Bremen
The mails CHINA &c, viii leave francisco June i.
The mails Tor Australia &C. will Francisco June
2I The tho West Indies via Havana. will leave
Tho direct mail for Brazil &c, VIII leave
New.York May q, 1876 r. L. JAMES, r. NJ
Speci,I Religious Services viii be held In Association
Hall Twenty thrd ST. Fourthave under charge Of
Committee OF Arrangements Of the services tey held In
the Hippodromr EVERY AFTERNOON at o'clock except
saturday and sunday and EVERY EVENING At O'Clock.
BY Ministers of the various Churches
Men only.
A cOrlial Invitation Is extended to all
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CONTRIBUTIONS.

WASHINGTON, May 2i.-Thc Senate in Ex-
ecuiiye session to-day confirmed the following noni-
nations:
John T. sherman IT, 10 De Marshal Of the United states Tor
be secretary the Territory oi Ariona Postn.,,rs; H.
larETAves at Rome Ca, william HoNlhnd. al Ncsahneo'
Mich and hOnias y. Lee Al Hancock. Mich.
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CALIFORNIA DEMOCRACY.

SAN FRANcIsCo, May 24.-The Democratic
State Convention at After ehectins tempo
rary organization and appointing the committees, the
Convention adjourned till evening