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A MANIAC BRIpE.-One OF the saddest re-
cords we have ever made In these columns is
the following: About two weeks since a gem
tleman from this county, who is one OF our
most prominent business men, was united
in marriage with q charming and accom-
plished young lady from one OF the cities OF
the Bay. The couple went to San Jose TO
spend Q few days OF that usually blissful pc
Rod, the nrst of married life. the uoion took
place on Sunday, and very early on Thurs
day morning the bridegroom was awakened
BY bearing bis young bride at prayers. Sud-
denly her praying was changed 70 singing,
snd this was followed by loud Laughter, until
the awful fear took hold OF the gentlemans
mind that his beloved wife had lost her rea-
SON. Thinking that change and the quiet
Of q country home would be beneficial,
the couple started at once for home. the
lady's maJady grew steadily worse on the
journey, and no benefit was derived At their
new home, and few days since IL was found
necessary to take her back 70 her parental
associations, In the hope that q mothers
care would prove the panacea. The specta-
Gle, as the party passed down the road, was
on 9 OF the saddesf and most pitiful that could
be imagined. The bride of q week had be-
come raving maniac, wild and violent, re-
quiripg the strength OF several persons 20
hold her. Her husbands grief was terrible
beyond expression.-lMutn (od journal.
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) II. 3 In.
substituted. King, u, age, %; weight,
l6s; height, IT. 10 in.
Substitute-L. Palmer, '7s; age, 20; weight,
Isl; height, II. In.
Boat OF paper, by Waters, OF Troy; the
same model as last year, with slight varia-
ZION; length, 4SR feet; beam, 81 in; weight,
loo lbs. Oars by Donahue, OF Newburgh.
Colors, comedian and white. Position La
race, 3.
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London Money Market.
THE ROWING GBEYRNNES.
Col Merritt DrfS 60 them Back 60 the

CHICAGO, July l9.-Gen. Sheridan has re-
ceiyed the following dispatch:
FORT LARAMIE, July ls.-A courier, who
has just arrived from Red Cloud, rep 1rts that
on the 18th instant Col. Merritt Intercepted
the 500 CheyepEes and Sioux who had left
The agency TO join the hostile bands against
Generals Crook aud Terry, and drove them
back TO the agency. T.. +. TOWNSEND,
General COmmapding
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But 1T SEEMS TO ME that the morality,
modesty and patience of every body has In
creased. Shoddy is In his grave; after life's
ftful fever he sleeps well. The fashionable
hotel here, the West End, presented, last
nleat, In Its parlors, q quiet array OF quiet
jewelry, the girls willing to take up with
any young man well Introduced, however
little OF q "catch."-t George Alfred fo0nsend
at L0n0 Branch.
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New York,s Big DRY GOODS sale.

NEw YORK, July l9.-One OF the largest
safes OF dry goods that ever took place here
was begun TO day at Msksrs. Faulkner, Page
d Co.'S. The goods were from many OF the
leading mills In the country, and consisted
Some 1900 packages were offered at the ag-
Rregate value OF fully two million and hall
dollars. She salesroom was thronged with
buyers nom every house OF standing
thrOuRh Out the cOuntry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

BAD REMINDER OF THE FoURrH.-O1t the
4th OF July while William Jewel, q boy, was
firing cartridges at tree in East Thirteenth
street he sent bullet through the right knee
or Thomas Early, OF No. CSC Second avenue
who was sweeping the sidewalk opposite to
The tree. Jewel was not arrested until yes
terday, when he was committed to await the
in Bellevue hospital and but little hopes are
entertained OF his recovery.-[N Y Herald,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

A You've NAN Ours HIS THROAT BE.
CAUSE HIS FATaEk RsPRIMANDs HIN
VIM. Kellup, residing with his parents g
No. 107 Worth street, returned home yester-
day under the influence of LIQUOR. His father,
who IL temperance man, reprtmanded him
for his evil habits, and young Kellup went
TO his room and tried to put an end to his
life by cutting his throat He did not make
the cash quite deep enoagh.-M y. Exp., H.
THE STRIKE AT THE MINBs.-The strike
of the drivers employed In the Koontz mine
of the new central coal company, last week,
terminated by the company agreeing to pay
Vein mine, Of the same company, however.
the strike continues, aud no coal Is beine
mined there.-[ Cumberland Ad.) Nelcs.
ga young gentleman was murdered In
Guadalajara, Mexico, short time ago. for
refusing 70 drink glass OF beer. .
nHLieuteuant Craycroft, the only suryt-
wing member OF one OF the companies oxter-
minated with Custer, happened 10 be In
Kentucky 1T the time OF the massacre pur-
chasing horses for the regime mt
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The Pacific MAIL steamers.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1s.-The board of
mine surveyors have decided that the Pa
cifc mail steamship City OF Toxic must re-
ceive the same repairs as the City OF Peking,
when her rate viii be restored.
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ga company has bsen organized in
81. Louis TO build o pew hotel that VIII cost
e 0O000o, contain 2,0co rooms, and accom-
modate 500 guests.
~rhe Cum berIain Valley Railroad Com
pany he genorously furnished its four hum
dred employees with tickets and free tram
porfation % the centennial.
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A STOLEN CHILD SOLD Fon FIVE Dot
LARs-some days since young man carry
Ing n child In hfs arms made his appearances
ia The vicinity OF Penn avenue and twenty
eighth street. He represented himself a. the
fafhsr OF the child, and said he was not only
unable 20 take care Of it, but was tired or the
burden imposed, and offered 90 sell ali hid
right, title, interest and claim for i've doll
lars. A lady, who was shocked at the heart
less proposition, agreed TO take charge OF the
child. and, upon obtaining the "father'sp as
sent took the little one 10 her home, and i'm
mediately sent word 70 the police. After dil-
igent search IL was ascertained that the child
bad been taken from Wylie avenue, and In .
rev hours the little one was restored 20 its
parents. A description OF the man was FUR
nisaed TO the police Of this city and Ale
eheny, and last night the Allegheny omoeu
arrested ragpicker known = John klssrs
on suspicion. He asserts thn4 the Iody 20
whom he gave the child nrst uoGfeseed tne
sale, and AZ be bad been drtnking ne reediiy
assented- The accused w71 have hearing
this afternoon at four ociocks-l Pttsoug
Otyonicls, f3fh
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BALTIMORE, July Is.-Oottos quiet and steady
middhng, nsIlk. Flour steady and unchanged,
Wheat hrmer ana demar fsir- y estern red, trscf,
los; Maryland red, goot 70 prime, ll0al.ls; do.
amber, 1 i7si 20; 40. white, oSsi.ls Oorn-soutn-
ern quiet and stesdy; western steady and firm
20 SPOT; SsH Ausu.i; SIS last half Augast; IS sep
aass western white, Nass; wegern nired, $3.50
Bye Qriet, eoa6s. Hay steady and unchanged. Pro-
visions quiet but firm. PORK, ~ 5oael %. Bulk
Hes,s 1shoo,ds!s st.sk clear rlb side., u, loose
RIB sides, l1al2S. hams, b<ak1i. Lard stesdy-re-
nneo, l2Hal2z Butter quiet aud firm tor choice
grades: others nomiUal-western good 90 prime, l6s
vs. DO; fns lss1o Pesrole1g e.sler,cruds, skss5l;
goes, lsals lobbing. l5ssls4, Whisky du'l, i.Iss.
keoeipts-flour. i.aeo; wheat, iiso; corn, IS 0Ug;
ehiDmepts-Whest, IA .00; corn. $500.
BALlInosl July - .yirgtnis sizes, deferred, 81:
90. oonsohdetsd. 6sx DO secSpd series, IS bid to-
HHw fokI. July H. etooss active and lover.
ll 6oyernnents dul aud stesdy:.
uBw YoRK. July D.-Hioar dull and declining:
y heat quiet and heavy. Corn duh and In buyers'
Iospor. July n. la.-o .. m-U. Q. bonds, 1907,
hs1S 10 40s, loeas; Erie, Df, Dre;srred, isH.
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THE WAR IN THE EAST.

RAGUsA, July ~ Dispatches from ScIa-
vonfc sources announce that the Turks have
abandoned NeveeiDje without fighting. The
insurgents have invested Yatschko.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

A Town BURNED BY RoUG en-
tire western portion OF the town OF Demos
Vile, KY, a station on the Kentucky Gen.
trail railroad, was burned yesterday morn
Ing. The nre Ia supposed to have been the
work OF two rOughs, named Clark and Ste
phens. who had tire atened to burn the place.
The most important losses are the store
dwelling and large warehouse containing
$50, 600 worth Of tobacco belonging to ]. NJ.
stevens and DR.. McGill's office and resi-
dence. SteYens, loss Ia S30. 00l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

JHE FIRST STATE ELECTION to come Off
Will be held In Kentucky, for members OF the
legislature and circuit judges, on the f1rst
Monday in August. Next will follow the
election In Vermont for state officers and
members of the general assembly, on the first
Tuesday In September. On the hrst Wednes-
day OF September win be held the California
election for members of the general assembly
and Of Congress. On the second Tuesday OF
october, besides the elections In Ohio and
Indiana. will be held elections In Iowa, Ne
braSka, West Virginia, and Georgia
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u 3 q. Marion
wall street TO-DAY.

LISBON, July -. - The u. =. steam,
Marion has arrived here, all well.
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A PHYSICIANS SUICIDE-He Shoots Him
SELF Through the Heart IN the Presence Of His
Mother:-Dr. Jos. II. Crawford shot himself
through the heart last evening before his
mothers eyes, at the residence Of Dr. VIM.
Wood, his stepfather, SO South 9th street,
Williamsburgh. DR.. Crawford was Is years
Of age, and had q wife and two children In
Bangor, Me-, where he had been practis-
Ing physician. He was of late DeseI oJ Pc
Culinary difficulties, and visited his mother
at intervals to obtain relief for his necessi-
ties. On Friday last he called on his mother.
Nothing unusual was observed in his man.
ner. Yesterday morning he went out, and
said that he would be gone all day. In the
afternoon Mrs. Wood went over to New
YORK to see her husband, and returned about
fpast six. Crawford entered few mo.
ments later, and, after a brief salutation,
said: "Mother, am going to shoot myseln"
She chided him for talking so. He laughed
and went up to his room. Coming down
again to the parlOr he said: "Mother, / must
shoot myself" He placed a revolver to his
left breast. fred, and fell at the feet Of his
mother. Her shrieks brought aid, but her
son had died almost instantly.-tN. y So,
18Th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

THOMAS JEFFERSON BRADY, of Indiana,
arrived here last night, and 1t Is rep5rted
that he will, In day or two, be appointed
Second Assistant Postmaster General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

The CENTENNIAL REGArrA.-The regatta
committee OF the Schuylkin (Phila. navy
announce that as many OF the clubs that in
tended to enter for the Centennial regatta do
not appear to have understood that the en-
tries were to close on the 18th inst, the time
date all entries must be In.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

DEsTRu CrIOS OF CROPs-Tte havoc caused
by drought In New Jersey and on Long
Island Is becoming serious, and will cut off
the vegetable supply to q very considerable
extent, unless there Is immediate relief.
Berries have already dried up or shriveled
so as to be almost worthless, and fruit of
various descriptions are falling prematurely.
The apple crop IS theatened with failure
tackled by bugs and half roasted In the hills
will be very small. The pea crop is already
gone. tomatoes fare little better, and the
end Is not yet.-tM Y. Commercial, 18th,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

THE NAME of Gen. Silas butcher, OF New
York, is prominently mentioned to succeed
Mr.. Pratt as Commissioner OF Internal reye-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

NE. Pershine Smith. the Americau couu-
sellor Of the japanese foreign ONCE, retires
next month.
0sergeant James McGovsrn, Of the New
by Henry King, whom he had under arrest
for stealing watch.
~The bank Of Fairport, N. Y, was closed
Yesterday. The deposits amount TO about
S25 900, other liabilities, IL any, are not stated
Henry e. Walcott, the propfietor, IL missing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

SUDDEN DEATH OF A CLERGYMAN.-At
Seaside Park, N. J., the new Baptist resort .
Rev. j. Z. Welch, OF Mo-, was taken sick
yesterday while bathing and died in half An
hour Afterwards: His body was taken to
Burlington, N. ].
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

THE SUMMERS MORTALITY IN PaILA
DELPHIA.-The effects of the prot.actec
and intense hot weather have at length
shown themselves in a heavy rate OF mor
tally In our city. The number of deaths
rose last week TO the extraordinary figure o.
s54. 1t Is true that the city now Contain
many more people than 1t usually does in
summer, partly in consequence OF the great
influx OF Centennial guests, and partly in
consequence OF the large number OF our own
citizens who usually go into the country for
the summer, but this year are remaining In
Philadelphia. Still II IL undoubtedly the
heat that will fully account for the vast in
crease IN the weekly return of deaths; and
this Will be seen by q comparison with the
corresponding week of last year, which was
comparatively cool one, and when the
deaths numbered only 459. It is further and
most strikingly seen In the record Of deaths
from sunstroke, which number 30 for the
past week. This seems almost Incredible,
as 1t is also, We believe, wholly unprece-
dented In the city's annals. The deaths from
cholera infantum also numbered 2l3, which
is very large, though, we believe, not so
large as for some weeks Of previous years.
In New York the total of deaths for the past
week was ,29s, which would be an average
Of more than eight every hour, day and
night. the week through. The increase was
40 over the week previous.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE COLLEGE, REGATTA.
University Bat Rae.
The Freshman's R9w,
The Single Ssull Rae.
CORNELL WINS ALL THREE.
OUR INDIAN FIGHTERS.
Col. Merritt Whips the Cheyennes.
THE TURKISH CAMPAIGN.
CORNELL WINS ALL THREE,
OUR INDIAN FIGHTERS.
Col. Merritt Whips the Cheyennes.
THE TURKISH CAMPAIGN.
THE USIvE9sIrY BOAT RACE.
Smooth Water and Eyerythiux ga.

SARATOGA LAKE., n. ", July Ia-After
the dissppointments OF yesterday, the people
were somewhat chsry OF starting for Inc
lake until 3 O'Clock This morning, when a
dispatch from Mr. Blake announcing ali fair
for the race brought quick loads for all teams
Offering, and soon the roads were thronged
with loaded teams. AS the lake came IN
sight, looking like a mirror, smooth and
beautiful, expressions OF satisfaction were
general. The grand stand had better crowd
than yesterday, and loaded barges and
steamers lay out on the lake.
IL Was not until about l0.S5 that the signal
dag announced
THE START,
and soon the fiashiDg OF the oars could De
seen. Soon the signal was put up for the
half mile, showing Cornell leading, Colum-
bia second, Union third. Cornell appeared
10 be going about thirty-six strokes. At the
mile Columbia led. with Harvard second,
Cornell third. At the two-mtle Cornell took
the lead with spirit, with Harvard second.
AS they neared The stand, the crowd OF Cor.
nells and Harvards cheered 10 the ecao, and
IL was soon given out that
CORNELL WAS FIRST,
Harvard second, Columbia third, Union
fourth, Wesley an NTH. and Princeton last
TINE.
Cornell. 17.oi X; Harvard, II 05g; Columbia,
Elss; Union, H.Hk; Wesleyan, E.5sk;
Princeton, 1sl04.
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THE OLD SoUrH-A number of promt-
nent Boston ladies have purchssed the Old
South Church building. and II they cannot
raise the amount required to parchsse the
land In sixty days, Win take down the build.
Ing and r6-erect Ii elsewhere.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
sROul P1avy

LONDON, July 19.-CapJ. Stoddard, late
master OF the British bark Skerry wore, who
was arrested at Plymouth, May q, on the
charge OF attempting TO scuttle his vessel
while on a voyage from Melbourne TO New
York, and after a prolonged examination
was committed for trial, was acquitted at
the Devon assiZes yesterday, the jury say
ing that although the circumstantlal evil
denCe was undoubtedly strong, they were
not satisfied about his guilt.
London Money Market.
LONDON, July i9.-Sllver is very frm az
49,. Consois and other sound Investments
are buoysnt In consequence OF the glut OF
money and the growing conviction that the
Eastern troubles viii not spread.
Another Failure
LIVERPOOL, July ID Peters Brothers,
corn merchants, have suspended. Liabilities
supposed TO be considerable.
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WOMAN MURDERHD FOR SAYING
"NO."-A dispatch from Leavsnvorth.
ksusas, says Mrs. Annie johnson was muir.
dered on Monday night by Louis Earlemein,
man wnom she had several times refused
10 marry. The murderer escapod
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THE sINGLE RCULL RACE.
Another vlciOFy for COraeil.

About 1l-30 O'Clock the single sculls
started. At the half mile, Francis, OF Cor
nell, led Parmley, OF Princeton. I'd. The mex,
signal gave Francis still leading and Dan
forth, OF Harvard, second. A third time the
flag went up, giving the positions unaltered.
Francis won by I've lengths, Danforth sec
ton, fourth. Francis time, iS.42I; Dam
forths, 1856; Psrmley's,l i2l; Week. IA ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

CENTRAL SHERMAN and Major General
Hancock were in the Senate chamber to-day
during the impeachment proceedings.
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THE FREsHMEN's RACE.
COfne1l's Third TRlumDh.

AT lZJU The freshmen boats started. Az
nrst mile showed Harvard leading, with
cornell second At the next mile Cornell
was leading, with Harvard second, Cornell
won, with Harvard second. Cornell,
I.23k; Harvard, H.Ssx. After passing the
second mile some accident happened
short time.
Ithaca Rejotces.
ITHACA, N. Y, July IS.-There is great re-
lolclng here over the Cornells victories.
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NAVAL ORDBRs-Commodore ID. Nc ".
Fairfax and Captain Francis A. Roe are de-
tached from the naval station, New London,
CT, and Boatswain G. Z. Hawkins left in
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PINCHBACK'S PAY as q Senatorial con
testant is nearly 81 900, and not s22 900. as
has been stated. Mr.. Sykes, OF Alabama,
who contested Senator Spencer's seat, was
voted about 81, 900. Neither oil these ontest-
ants will be paid until provision Is made by
the legislative appropriation bill. The bill
as proposed by the House makes no provision
for the payment of either contestant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

ECoEoMY IN TEE MAIL SERvrcn.-Mr. T..
N. Vail, superintendent OF the railway mail
service, left last night to confer with Com
modore Vanderbilt rs to what arrange
ments can be made for the carrying OF the
mails on the New York Central and Hudson
river, and the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern railroads, In view OF the estab.
lishment of the fast mails. The Peunsyiva-
MIA read will, In ali probability, keep the
POSTAL cars on the train leaving New York
al s.25 D. N. With the exception OF the
loeal service this Is the only arrangement
that can be made with this road.
The distribution OF mails Will have to be
made wherever IL will be most convenient.
The Post Office department officials assert
that the changes necessitated By the provi-
visions OF the postal appropriation bill will
Rave The effect 70 throw letters and papers
nom twelve to twenty-four hours behind
their present time OF delivery ut points west
OF Chicago. The reduction OF the clerical
force In the Post Once department will, ft
Is said, also cause delay In the distribution
Of the mails. This work In the time OF fast
mail service was done On the trains.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and GOSSIP,

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY.-Inter.
nal revenue. s22s 40 43; c1stnms ss21 os1 %
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SnOoND-HAHD OLoTHIH0, FURNITURE
lpsnrption bought end the hgeset essh Drtoss DaH.
og1sr1 b. DAu Dro0 D<iy atse1dsd %.
ooGk1 oDR - aR0U - k0n16 sse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

SITTING BULLS LINGUAL ACHIEVEMENTS
HE SPEAKS FRENCH AND READS MA
PoLEoN-HIS vINDICTIvE FEELING To-
WARD AMERICANS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

The ARMY appropriation bill, as agreed
upon, leaves the force Of the army and sala.
ries as at present, the House recedtng, but
provides for the appointment of q commits
sion, one of whom shall be the Secretary of
war, and two others, army officers, whose
duty IL shall be to investigate and report at
the next session, relative to the reorganiza.
ton of the army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

Mr.. BLAINE's CONDITIONAL gentleman
who arrived in Washington to day, and who
saw ex Speaker Blaine at his home In Au.
gusta. represents him as rapidly improving.
On Monday afternoon he walked through his
garden, and seemed quite hopeful. On FRI
day or Saturday he will take a run up the
coast, and Will probably stop at st. John's
IN. b for few weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

ANoTHHR TEN DAYS SUPPLYING RAN
dali will, tomorrow, offer a resolution ex-
tending the provisions of last years appro-
priation bills An additional eleven days
This will carry them over to tide end of the
month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

1T IS UNDERSTOOD from excellent an.
thority that in case the Office OF "Congres.
sional Printer is changed to that OF the
"Public Printer" subject to the nominate on
by the President, and confirmation by the
Senate, that Mr.. A. NJ. Clapp, the present in
cumbent will be nominated for the posi- ton
by the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

THE APPROPRIATION BILLS.-Fhe man.
ayers on the part Of the Senate and House
10 day recon ciled the difference between the
two houses, and agreed on the sundry civil
and army appropriation bills. Both bills
were subsequently signed by the conferees,
the supdry civil bill, the House receded from
the action In repeating the existing election
laws. A conference on the legislative bill
Will be held to night The conferees on the
consuls r and diplomatic bill had q two hour,'
meeting this morning, but reached no con-
clusiOu.
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TIE SUNDRY CIVIL APPROPRIATION BILL
as agreed upon contains an Item of s., 900 to
replace the present Senate elevator, which
does not work satisfactorily. 1t runs too
slow and moves with a jarring sound, which
Is unpleasant 10 the elevated,