Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-01
From W. HRyv9 TOW.

FROM W. TOW.
Special Correspondence Of the Alera. Gazette.
WASHINGTON, D. G., July 1879.
ADJOURNMENT.
10 the Sauato TO day the House resolution 10
adjourn al ( p. N, June sob, was reported
from the Committee ca Appropriations aad
aneCdsd 50 4, to read p. ID. July lat. Mr..
Wirdcn made the iatroduoioo of the reso;u
tiou the occasion for a rep2tilion Of Mr.. Chsnd.
lars arraigumsnt of the dem craio party, bat
did it 10 such a weak way, AID laid 80 much
stress upon Mr.. Hayes message, WHICH he read
for The b,nci: Of the | cries. that but little
ateutiou was paid to bin. Mr.. Hereford re.
plred TO him, aud vas followed by Messfs. Ker
nan aud Eaton, who tore the fl msey arguments
OF Mr.. Window ioto shIcds, aud held them up
TO. the Inspection CT the couatry. The resolu-
ton was then sent to the Hrue, which, wlthOu.
debate, copcuired 10 the aci)n, and, OF 5 p. III.
the President pro ter. OF the Senate aud the
Speaker Of the House, in lew appropriate
words. declared those bodies adjourned uotl
uext December
POSSIBLE EXTRA SESSION IN TIE FALL.
Tho President 10 an interview NTH iscoi
who is a newspaper correspondent said, Ia
night, that the tiae die adiournmNlt to to-
placo 10 day would not be tiaa isy, so lar
relates to egis'ativ ro.t until ueZt D3oenl
Der, but that 10 The interval should the busine
ofthc courts or tho suppression Vi tho operation
Of the moeostilers r, l!re any extra expan
he might be compelled to rcc)nTeoo C1ogr
il the latter part of September oS 10 O,toI
SENATE OFFICERS
Cjl. W. S. Gilm9u and hlr. a. &. Bucl,
we'll krowG, abls and efficient neSsosp0e:
respondents. took pass STOP thiA ~
the c|erkships 10 the Cdic, of the
the Senate, to which they had bee
some time s1o,. They have both
and to DO better purpose for the pt
they Dalong, aud are justly entitled
recognition Of the vslu, 81 tf:alf seT
receive s.Iary of 81, 100.
PERSONAL.
Mr. Oscar Turner, OF k"aiuok
personal cx 2lanaion 10 tho House
reference 10 al artfco that appear
Memphis Avnlaoch, accusing him Of
aud iuatteDion to bis duties cs lcgl
denied be alteration aud donOuucsd
ter, aud incidentally ai!u bed to tho r
take Mr.. HuohelI had made in nisn
for MIR. RIbloSan. caalfman Of the
publican ex cuivc COMMITTEE, aod O
10 contribute to the Support of tbs
View, the gIcenback orgap, upon To-
that that paper was a radical paper 10
Addrrssiog himse to Mr.. Hub5ell,
prescott, he gava full account OF that
aod OF he reasons that had Induced
write the card cor. cIIog ortnlo pub
IF IN nj r Ivrn pf
that might have been eurerialn ad
OF jec. IF the radicals 10 sus eiolog tn
r, f.rred to, sud s5o wed tn it they were
il to advance their owu cudJ al tho eS
democrats. Mr.. HubbeIl attpmptcg
but made such 40 apparent aud egrHA
uro that be wOuud 10 by saying IL mi
iJko, aod that he acknowledged tho
QUARANTINE HOSPITAL
The bill which passed tie Huu5eE OF
and i. COG law. gives the N.innnRh'
Health au horly to er c. q larinh q.
a. such pciots as they usy deem lry
OIe suoa hospital will be erected g! sotS
R3ada. eass
NOTES.
The bill for the extra p.y Of the Cnplid
pOyecs vas sent by tbs Senate TO c3E y,
Of conference to-day. The Huus, agfL
the ion. and, il Is expeatcd, the report
De presented AID edcp.ed by both house..
fore ADJOURNMENT.
mr. Harris, 10 the Senate. tcr1ay, c.ile
the bill that passed the House yesterday
exsmptiog qunine from customs duties. lau
efortis DOW 10 progress to get tho Sena.
pass it before a6j3u.nmoot.
The chapIaios OF both houses Of
alluded, 10 their prayers to day, to the
meut, and invoked Divine protecti.o
members during the Congressional ioses
Among tie appointments sent to the
to-day were the following: J. q. HUI
Miiaouri, to be Chief Justice Of the
Court of the Territory Of Utah !; Lieut.
John Newton 10 be Colonel, and Ma,
Mebdall, to be Lieut.. Colonel of Rl
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