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GEN. GRANT.

His 5paech ut tho Dinner Given Him by tho
King or Slam.
BANoKoK, Slam, April 20.-On "Wednesday
evening Gcu. Grant dIIe1 with tue klng,-an
hunor llore.ofosc reserved for suembers Of Royal
families, Iu addition to tho ueuernl and his
party, the guests wero tlc United States Cousul
and Vice. Consul, 3lra Torrcy, Miss studrr, tho
Princes Of tho blood, and tic Foreign Minister.
Alter ths dessert was placed on tho table,
tho King aroae, and, calling upon tho guests
to oil their glasses, proposed tic hcalth
OF tho President ot tho uuItcd States,
together with tint OF Ills distinguished guest.
The King, In offering this toast, EXPRESSED tho
most lively qualification at llaying thus an op-
portunity oi honortnk 30 distinguished repre-
Witch country l,u Hoped SLAM might bo drawn
Into closer relations. lilo characterized Gcn.
Grnnt as statesman o! the hlghcst rank whose
futne had long Bt,co preceded him even to tlliA
remote country and lio regarded t!1e visit a.. Of
euch Ina,l az ar nonur tu his Kingdom. The
Iext toast was the health of hfs hu1caty, pro-
posed by Gen. 0fallt, Us foliows;
b, Youn MAJESTY. LADIES As3 0ExTkENEs: I am
very much Obliged for tlc kind anl complimentary
n1aMtIur In which yon fiaso welcomed mo to S.aM.
ttis H. eeantsy a vi io tsans yoaE M.je.y pot.on S.
yonf ss'ors y 9 70 ~ sa an1 70 sso T
that 1t would l,aye hcen misfortune y thu pro:
graunle Of my journey l.ad uot included Slam.
years, and during that ttms haso seen every
Sssl Gs Sa o1Ssyys Sy eysfy s,s 1' n. s5o
sus !ssn sam. ~ ss sysfS hea: 4 nv y!.!! ne,s -
i' hnvo rscyiso1 tro yoar aJosty, tbs Ffincss
aud membrrs uf tho Sla,ncsc uoyrtutncnt. aud ihe
people generally. AZ, very grateful, l accept I
fhu friendship felt for ny cuntty by your AAjesty
, 1879-06-19

The alarm from Hox A3 at AS Yesterday
Afternoon was caused by pot Of tar catching
fire II, tlIc basemcnt Of two-story frame build
Ing No. 10s West Atonroo street, occupied by
A. T. Anderson, silycs-piuter ad eneravcr.
Tile Aiarm from Dor SO At il 10 Tuesday night
was caused by lire In The two-story frame build
iug No. 755 Wabnsl, ayenue, ovncd BY NJ. John-
ron, md occupied as d vcsideBce by ]. VNn
Healer. Cause, sotne wearing aoparrl iu a
clUsct accidentally caschtlli.'tre.
a still alarM tn Chemic1l Engine No. at
1895 Yesterday morning .fas cuuscd by 6se
among somo sfnYl,gs in 4 basement nt Nos. II
md 40 Jefferson street, occupied by Nr. Sbbnr,
manufacturer Of pirture-traucs uld brackets.
1lntftnru 11Otufslhl.
, 1879-06-19

Itms-:!:..;i; 2::Ei: 4::s..
:. This morning Edward Horton, tondcr for W.
II. Crawford, Was thrown ly horse OIL tlIu
track and kicked, breathing two ribs anu 30.
rlousIy lnjurlng him internally.
COLUMBUS.
CoLuhBus, o., June 18.-The attendance
upon the RACES to-day was not large, but better
than yestorlaY.
rlle tIrst race, one and q ha!tmllctlass1. for
club purse Of $3.50. $50 to second, had ten
entries atiu niue starters. Enterprise took tho
race la 2:39ll, Detts +. second, aud Surgct
thiel
The second race, sweepstakes Tor all ages,
two.mi'u-hcats. so cutrauce. SEQ aided, Of
which the second was to receive $50, had four
entries and Two starters. Tic race was easlly
won in two straight heats by AlInvJa, ucn.
Wiley second money. Tune, ,3:;4x, 3:+t;4.
The third race, Ladies' stake, for 2year-ots,
dash Of three-fourtlis Of mile, $50 entrance,
with SO added, lad six entries aud two ready
TO start. A vigorous race Of tongues occupied
the next halt h0lsr, one faction protesting
against the admission Of Aaron. ownct BY
Crai1, OF Booucville, to this race, on the grounu
That Is was 3year-o!d, whlle the otlscr
faction werc equally 10 earnest lh insisting thu
colt vas but 2ycar.old. h committee chosen
from the bratanders decided that Anroon was a
tycar-old, anu the Judges 10 announced. Al,d
dccidel all pools uff. Belle ot tha West then
gailoped over tic cotlrsc and took the stakes.
, 1879-06-19
The CIVIL ENGINEERS.

CLEVELAND, O., juue tR.1at tho congention
ot engineers, this a'ofniutt :Clarles Z. Emery,
consulting. engineer, New York, rca4 y papcr
Keus, ed!tor vi tue lro,. .4an:' =. Cottingxooil,
Esook.yn, re9d paper OH tho progress Vi tic
bridge oser thr Euat lsycr'at New York.
:, Thls afternoon the eugtuccsH arc visiting tho
Ohio atccl Works, Standard oil Works., Clcve-
land Rolling Mills, and otGrr places Ut iuserest,
The la,Ica Of tle n,culbcrs sru visiting tho yar
pus benevolent fnst!tuttolle. Ruler the escnrt of
thu ladics ot tic WoInan'4 Christian As4ocla-
t!on:
, 1879-06-19
KENUuQKY.

fp<fsHt a7fAsHsse" W INV FFF8RHRF
LoulRyiLIE. KY, June 1a.-It would seem
TINT at lssr an effort VIII be mada to prevent tho
Democracy ot the 8tatu from thrustLng ,t7coln,
patent au4 suspicious characters into ofl9ce.
hc1n s no doubt tllat nearly all tho lawlessussa
iu Kentucky IL caused by the failure Vt those In
pouer to r'eIlly en!oscc tho law. The out.
rageQ4a conduct Of tho Democratic J,idgca cle.
rated 10 otiico by e1-Confet1rrates 1pa promoted
rather than prevented dark areds. Thouas
Nar8ta, lawyer Of mediocre ability, was Shosen
by the Democracy ot tile First Appellate Dis
trics Of KcntuekT to succeed Judge Elliot. WIG
WI. staassInateu W Col. Thou,ns +, buford,
some wevks since. u WE shown, before tlu
, 1879-06-19
OIIio,

&rsefal Dspa!ch 10 1As tribune
CINCINNATI, O., Junn la--Ihe Hon. Charles
Foster was taudered a reception thIs et enng by
the Ltueoln Club ut their new building, On
Eighth street. The doora werc thrown open to
all, anl for several hours tho Republican candl-
date for Governor was kept busy shaking
hands With tlla throng Of people that pressed
about him. Among the leading Kcpuhltcans
present wits Judge TAFT, Fosters rlval bctore
tho Convention. The two mot, and Oh the most
friendly terms, and Judge INIT oxprcssed tile
wArtncst interest In Mr.. Fosters SUCCESS. There
wera also present large, number OF eutors
Of country newspapers, who nro Yisltins
our city In connection With the Ohio
Editorial Excursion. Mr. Foster expressed
himself IN conversation aa entirely conlleut Of
tllc SUCCESS Of the Republicans In October, lie
has arranged Ills business affairs so rs 10 gs4o
ILLS ensire timc hancaforth to tho campaign. To-
MORROW ,he will 70 TO Dayton, null thence Will
start upon tour through tho State, With tho H.
tenllon Of becomIng d we'll acquainted as possible
befora the opening OF tho campaign proper,
which, be rays, will be very active mid agcres-
s!ya one. Amoug those who have promised him
assistance On the stump arc Blaine, Frye, and
Woodforl. MI. Foascr says To has received
SCORES Of letters from hasd-tnoney Democrats
rho saY tloy will support him In preference to
Ewing. ,....
CoLuMBus, O., Juno IA cali has been
Issued for tie Democratic 6tatu Central Eom-
mlttce to meet hero June 2o Tor Organization.
, 1879-06-19
The WEATHER,

OFr1cR OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OyrlcRR.
WASHINGTON, D. c., june 1a-l Il. m.--lntiira-
ttous: For Tennessee uid Ohio Valley. north
cast to southeast wlrds, falling barometer,
slteh.ly warmensNtl purity cloudy wcall'er.
For The Ubpcr Mississippi and Lower Mis-
souri Valleys, falling barometer, southrsst
winds. slightly warmer, partly cloudy weather,
un4 In tAe Missouri Valley local saius.
For the 1akp Region, stationary or fallng
barometer, northeast vearing to warmer south.
eriy winds, partly cloudy weather, mud possby
0egasiona1 fain.
LOCAL o4skayArlpxa.
EuIuA0p. June ii,
, 1879-06-19

DENVER, COL, Juno 1s.-Justice Miller nr
rived hero yesterday, md is associated With
Judge Hallekt In the hearing Of tic Rao Grande
Hallway case. Judge HalIett this afternoon do.
c!ded llo could not hear any queat!ona connected
With Judge Dowcn's injunction until the record
thereof is madc aud ltod ia the Office Of tho
Clerk Of bis Court, at Del Nortc. The apptica-
ton to execute the order OF tho United State
Supreme Court, to put the Denver Il Rio Grande
Company In possession Of the Graud Canon,
comes before JustLeo Miller as soon as he is
through consideration Of judge Dowcn's tnJunc-
tton. Everything continues qntet a'opg tho isno
Ia being TRANQUILITY conducted. As soou as the
future possession Ut this road Is confirmed It Is
beloved tlle litigation pending Will terminate,
mud tho Rio drande Company will curry forward
tho policy Of leYeIopnenk.
, 1879-06-19

o.A FAANoisco. 'une io'wua ,ue faas-
stnbtIng of tile 1scpubliean State Convetltioa
this morning, the report of the Committee VI
Crcdential.. rutIun cut tho contestants from
son rrnur,tcn Ina Anyclcs. anil Ventura
rn.t.. 49,, T., - saas, ~ ~ ,n,,, aa ~
1ou't'c7' ana '"o 1epors u .''o eon',n'l1e" y"
Permanent Organization. recommending the
temporary officers for the permanent officers Of
The Convention. ncrn a1optru 1lle Committee
49, p,at,or,n sol,s1 furt1,or ,,n. ami n rcccse
~ iah.!os a,'I ~, '"''"'' '"'' """ sNs''
was takeh I'LL i D. ILL.,
SAN FHANuisCo, Juno 18.-'Thc Republican
State Convention tbla afternoon adopted plat.
fo,m, nj which Tim fotlowln,r ara tbs lcnt1Eu,.
' .'a,a ~ 49," T.. u"s w. .t..,..,: H.. ~
no,nte. IL leaHaF"s tae pt.''c'p'es o1 ino !,e-
publican party; denollnccs tho attempt OF tue
Democracy to inserfcrc with tic purity Of elcc-
tious: austatns the pres(ucnt's yeto.poltcy:
,indu,. lin ,,oLtv ~ a fattfu, annt,cd,Ion t,f lin.
s"u p".s ~ ..'''.,,4s y.
nc" ~.ohst'!uoon ana sappor. u plostesht'e
educat(oni pledges caultdatea tar tue Legtsa-
, 1879-06-19

GRAND RAPIDS. M!ch.,t JUNG s.-Elliah
1Iaucy's agricultural works. murhlnc-shops, and
foundry, in tho city, caught tire this aftcrnoot,,
nntl were totally destroyed. Luss about $5,000;
Insurance, g., 9,Ul}U, IN tln Clinton. 1t wns qu!to
rcmote from the Fire Department, anl lruca
luuFu ujsQsIruus.
, 1879-06-19

trail Associations Of General PASSENGER aud
Ticket Agents, held at the Grand Pacific Hotsl
1u Chicago yeatordaS, tho Committee appointed
to DRIFT resolutions expressive Of tho ariof Of
the entire membership caused by the decoase Of
their valued friend ,nnd assoclato, Charles Il.
Fo,lctt, lato Goncsal Passenger md Ticket
Agcut OF tue St, Louis, Vauaal!a, Terrc lIauto
& indianapolis Railroad, presented the follow
ing: .......
Death has taken from nmonG as one of onr n1ost
eatGemod ass0elAtea, ,-unB who sla1 BEEN Tor many
years an actirs wotkcr ~ t.r ian ot
Oldest members Of the Oeuarat lAsscngct and
Ticket AgentB' Association; . faithful, eon.
sctcntlous, honest, arllFe. md valued worker:
valued for hla clenr Judgment In all mat.
tc1a Of business. and active In ihc rNrsulEd
Of his calling. .Many arc the times that mcino!y
recns when his intellectual and lucid statoments
ton, and We shs! miss him In our future gather.
ings. Easy In h!s lnarsorf. prompt, y nuot: IN
emergency, our. friend was looked up to az au-
tlorlty In questions affecting tho passenger inter"
csts Of tho railway service, but he has Hone from
aur lnItst anu WI how with hun,blc submission 10
lint Iecsce frum which there ts no appeal.
Wr cherish the many pleasant ssaoctatons Or
SAY t6Ht the entire fraternity will learn with foel.
ings ot sadness thas he caa no longer respond to
our salutattons.
Rfsotrtd, That We extend to tho members Of hfs
family tho assurance Of our kindly sympathy in
| thrtF bereavement, and pray that tho aod uf eH
consoiation will hello them to bear tho losa OF a
husband aud q father.
tho newspapers, aud also certified copy be acnt 10
| tho faulIr
, 1879-06-19

hackers, Il she eo,1ared Low, and At tho half
poked her nose tt 'front.' Round tho 1ast turn
sho plcked up and kept company with Post Boy.
and down the honlc ttrotcl, lcd him. Down Tic
homo stretch splendid travelling w,ls exhibited,
Elsie winning the heat hanslliY. Monroe Chief
Scott fifth, Dtek Wright s!1th, Dictator seventh,
Brother Jonathan sfRhth. Time, 2:23,
In tho third heat all vent Tor Etsle, md on The
a, fS sfSs. , hsy Sot .nG "a I'd cms .qoana III ill., @
followed by scost and Chief closo up, and
wasn't headed IN Tho heat. Down the back
Camnr, who was hofne Nsc or Elk lengths be-
'l1d The entire party. cut them 1oNn one after
another Until h!l were bunche,l nronnd The last
turn. Hero Dictator eol'ared Chief, but couldn't
reach tbs leaders. Elsie. wiki lively gait,
swung nnaas the wire, thres ltnGths 10 spare,
winner Of the best mid race, Lew Scott second,
Calnaf, Who bad tro.ted very fast, third. Dicta-
tor fourth, Monroe Chief nth, Brother jon
eighth; time, e:g}.
Following Is summary. purso same as 2:3t
, 1879-06-19

ln u ~ 'nx; Sssa slsSsn s1;st sus;ssa md IT.
rot l4e srroif W thu ninth score, Eislu Al IT,
trout, iappet BY Lew Seutt ard Dick Wr! | I.
At lie a1l4rsar Scott lost hs teet, anI Es.esa t
to trout a.!I keEk hcr rect to the aatt
scott sucona, Cu!msr third, Dick wrH4t
fourth, Brother J0uathau 4ftll, Dictator sixth,
Monroe Ghicf soyensh. Post 10y eighth; siuc,
3:4.
up ia the poolE, ut 320 ~ Is. All Wero well up
Oh Lilo tIrat score, anu tley xot 70 and went III i
bunch round tsu turn. pefors they rot ruul
Lew svott shot t0 lrons, tallng the pult,
with Diek Wright pIssiDs Elsie at the luartr,,
Down tAs, b4ss Elslv began to luok goo4 to III +
, 1879-06-19

dQeCtM& OttpQ+CA 10 3ne 1f1qAHes
PHILADELPHIA, juno 18,-A company is now
forming which will apply for q charter for an
elevated rsilroad under tho General Rail-
1oud law, aud omtncnt counsel have
eiyen an opinion tllat the charter must
issue under the Inv. It II not intended to
fight tho Councils, mud consent will ba asked
for the right to build tracks for q l[no across
the city east aud west, The Company will be
organized at An early day, anil 1t IL believed tint
the Councils VIII. Rrant the location that IL
asked. The scheme has no connection With tho
plans of thu PcnnaYlynnia Isallroa4 for, ? station
In the centro OF tho city. for which II tias for q
long time been buying lAnd.
CHICAGO d PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Bn appeal from the decrse Of tho foreclosure
OF this roAd was perfected shortly after the Gu
Try Of the aatae by certain pers0us party to the
record, and yesteriay thu President Of the Now
York, New England i Western Investment
Company, Of Now York, representing parties IN
iuterast, made application TO tha CLERK of Tic
United States Circuit Court for transcript OF
this record III Tho foreclosure case for tue pur-
posa Of allng the sau,c ln the United States
Supreme Court for III curly hearing Ut ule
appeal.
ITEMS.
Tla Central and Wcatsrn ASSOCIATIONS Of
dHneFAl Aiehee a3u 1as&tuEtE A49Ht& AsAA
meetings at tho Grand Pacific Hotel yestordaY,
but, beyond passlHr resolutions OF condo1encs Oh
the death Of G. L. Tollatt uo buansaa WIS
transacted. ~
Tho General FEei9tt Agents ot the. ..vartous
rosds leading to Eaatern poiuts held meeting
yesterday ut tho ollce OF thu Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern and arranged nav freight
tariffs In accordance Will, te new ratcs decided
upou y. the New York hfapuger4' meotlug lust
w.ok. Tho new ratas will be on tho
basls Of 20 ceuts On grain md Is cents on fourth
tlnss fsom Chicago to New York. Tho pc"
sstes will % into effect next btonuay. 1t 10 tic
general opinion that the railroads hays made a
| Mlstaku iu advancing tlle raeta alotlser nv
cents Ut this season Ut Tho year, especially . aE
Las tu bu met. a movement - uu tV0t 10 make
| lhu Chicago rates 1lG0 eeuts luAt in proportion
than iruln interior Wsstern ppinls.
Tue Chicago T. Northwestern Railroad CoM'
, 1879-06-19

BASEBALL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
8rR1N0tIELD. juno l8.-Eationals, &; Sprtpg-
fields, !.
, 1879-06-19
AmusEmENTs.
TxGOAKTlON lIllaLR1INll.
S[RCUS and LECTURE
On June 81, 1879,
At 8 O'Clock p. m.
In order to change tho order OF suoh
things, each person attending will be PRE-
HENTED WITH 4 SILVER DOLLAR,
md 'twiil bn worry choap for 1t.
5UBJECT.
TAILORING AS A FINE ART,

Accompanied by reasonable prices, OF
course there f. but one party that can
present this subject In lts true light, and tho
platform will be entirely occupied by VIII
Ioushby. Hill & Co., tho 'Unaurpassa-
bles," Tailor ,Ctothlers. We aro aware
that we are somewhat unknown, and, A.
wo muat have good house, o0or tho dol.
lar inducoment. OUR DISPLAY ROOM
FOR CAa8IMDHE1B NOW OPEN. THE
LAN0EBT DISPLAY OF BuCH GOODS
IN THE COUNTRY. 1hero ia no doubt
Of 1t, occupying tho second story OF our
building,
Cor, Clark and Madison.ats..
Nanr Ch1onKo.
, 1879-06-19
POEII'ICAL.

Grand total a.. .$5U3, Ul0. 70
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-18

en-. When husbsnd NJ son c1eaes home
tired. where Ia ,bti, place 10 fesif Ifs
btfte mus tatss Ifsm tsrir b.tois ~bst
II the consequence 7 Nov, zee what The rum.
Keller dos.,'is ssioon is light, cheerful, ready
With = hevty welcome nod ~ esey chsir;
vhen the hearth nj home Il 8 clean, and the
stove ~ freshly blscked tina, The codes, feet
are not silowe 10 come ton near il, the -.
loon stove IL 20 arranged ii,st II IS c"nven-
lent and useful; and many a ma "i. tieds
Q frettiD2 wife, a spotiess sitliAa room, a
forbidden or Uttered kitchen ut home, goes
70 the next rum shop, Simply from a craving
Tor comfort, and learns there q craving for
liquor. l have known one man, who only
spent his Sundays at home, forced to go out
doors 10 read his papar, lest light should
draw the flies" Indoors. l have known
another driven out, evening after evening,
by a house SO clean that he dared not be
comfortable in it. If these men had gone
astray, who was to blame?
There are crowds Of others who have no
homes but hotels and boarding houses. Ie
it not legitimate women's work to make and
keep a comfortable and bright place for such
to pass their evenings? Let any village
temperance society hire two rooms light
them we'll, furnish easy chairs,
newspapers, magazines, and supply hot
coffee. tea or chocolate in winter. and lem
onsde Of icc-c'eam in summer, at the same
price taat whisky, AMI rnm, and gin drains
cost; and there will be Il place o: refuge
and peace where even the Unborn tcmp'a-
tion can be resisted. and habits tnrmeG 'ha,
will and can defy temptation.
Here, do believe, md not in human
law, lies the human hope of any real ten.
persnce reform in the education of cur
children and youths; the ounce OF proven.
ton that Is worth q on Of cure. But over
and above all lies The sure and certain hope
man cannot scpp!y-the Astounding grace
OF God. il every drunkard III the conu-
try could he brought to the feet of Christ,
penitent and resolu;e, these helps of ours
would be royalty superseded and for this
We can pray. we must pray, with the fervor
Of desperation but while we pray, let us
al.o work; work at the children who are
the hope ofthe state, and the young men,
who are it's promise, looking humbly and
hopefully to God, who giveth the increase.
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WANTED.

A POSITION AS BOOK KEEPER. Terms Z
n suit the employer For further Information
inquire at this Office.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-18
WATCHES AND JEwELRY
FOR SALE.

~ book, new size lOx14M. Apply at the Press
and Dakotai an office.
DIAPER BAGS AND STRAW WRAPPING
PAPER, in lots to suit purchasers Apply
at this office.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-18
SEWING MACHINEs

A THREE. QUARTER CABINET slNGEF
"A Machine. entirely new. for sale at
C~ONGLETUN's DRY GOODS STORE.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-18
THE WORD "%sozooon1,.

Which has already become a household
word, is derived from The Greek, and COM
posed Of two Words s, 10 and Odon,es. 5000
translated, meansto preserve, and "Odontes'
the teeth-"SOZODoNT,' a preserver OF
the teeth. And ii ia true to its name. 1t
beauties and preserves :he teeth, hardens
and invisora'e s the gums, aud corrects all
impurities of the breath. The odor Of this
pure preparation is 30 delightful that it is a
luxury to apply it. 1t is az harmless. as
water. Sold by druggists and perfumers.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-18
DR. EssMAKlNG AND STAMPING.

MRS. &. +. ROBERTS, dressmaker, respect
~ fully soiicits the patronage of the ladies OF
tiOn. Patterns cut to order and stamping neat
ly done. Rooms on Cedar street, over Whites
gun store.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-18
MEDICAL TREATMENT FREE.

For the benefit Of those who are unable
to pay for medical ,restmsn', I rhall be at
Office, Cedar street. rec md donr south Of
Third. rom .wo TO three p. NJ, Tnesdays and
Fridays to give advice aud medicine free of
charge.
w. A. FRANKLIN, N. D.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-18
MONEY TO LOAN,

ON IMPROVED CITY and farm property q
" 8 per cent.
j. PARKER HAYWARD
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W. A. FRANKLIN, N. ..
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-18

What lie the use Of cumming it when DR..
Dix, at his Office in Sawyer's block is in
sorting the BEST QUALITY of artificial teeth
at fifteen dollars per set. reports to the contra.
~ Notwithstanding.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.

y Apply to GEO. il. land.
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The old reliable
City Bakery will
sell from date %
loaves Of Bread for
nj dollar. Re-
member the old
Bakery, establish
ed in 1869.
H. A. Schoregge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-14
Congress and the President.

The condition Of the necessary business be-
fore Congress is this: The legislative the sup
Elemental judicial and the army bills have all
passed the House. The legislative bill is the
only one that has passed the Senate, and there
in a slightly amended form. It may be pre-.
GER ainly not later than Tuesday next.
The regret has been expressed among the Pre-
sident's advisers that this measure was 1t
made the subject of more lengthy debate in le
Senate. When the bill reaches the Preside 1t |
will, through Secretary Sherman, go to tn, ac
counting officers Of the Treasury departme 1t
1t is at best sorry piece OF legislative PATCH
mind. 1t may be clear to the accounting Officers
and II so report to that effect will De mad
to the President. 1t may not be clear
viii take that complexion, its incongruities an !?
imperfections being through Secretary Sherman
pointed out II the accounting officers canno
understand % It, the ground Of hasty and nl-ad
veto, there is good reason to believe. 1t
thought, however, by many, that the bill, de
spite its Defects win come within the compre-
hensiOn OF those who W i'll have its execution in
hand. The army bill will be thoroughly debated
10 u! the senate, and It's passage bitterly opposed.
g me ground OF OF opposition to It lies in the sixth
stltutional prerogative OF the President, in that
II would not pei nit him to use troops to queI a
r fiot that might arise at an election. The
Dill extends but a year; and there are no
Congressional elections to be held before its
provisions expire. The opposition to it is
therefore based on an abstract principle,
though still principle nevertheless. II un-
changed from its present shape its final ap-
proval is much in doubt. Like the legIsla-
tive bill, its chances of being vetoed are
fair. AS to the supplemental judicial BILL
II passed in its present shape, it will be met
with prompt veto. The prospects for speedy
adjournment are, for these reasons, growing
beautifully less The democratic party seems
at present to have but one course open to it
pass the appropriations without attempting any
accompany ing restrictions.