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HARDWARE AND METALS.

The combined lake copper companies
nave contracted to sell 100000 pounds of
copper for export ut l6c, and are thus eS.
pecied to be able to hold the price at Ia to
lSo Tor home consumption.
The Iron Age figures out the annual pro-
ductlon OF lead in the United States at
Ia, 700 tons OF 2,20 pounds, of which Mis-.
souri, and Kansas produce 2S 600 tons. The
Increase OF production for the past few
years has been ut the rate of 1900 to 20 600
tons per annum, which has been success
July met by increased consumption. Last
year the eleven desilverizng works in the
west turned out 100, 00e tons of lead of 2.2lO
pounds and $40 ,0O0,0 600 worth of gold and
SILVER, making their output OF base and
precious metals aggregate something like
SSO,OOO,OO0. This year the western mines
promise to largely increase their output,
and particularly is this true of the mines
OF Utah, Colorado, Nevada Montana, New
Mexico and Idaho. Concerning the future
OF lead the Iron Age has this to say: LEFT
10 Itself lead NAV sink to lower level than
IL ana N lSS2, and this may stimulate CON
sumption to greater extent than is gener-
ally supposed. The sooner it reaches that
level, whatever 1t may be, the better. and
the steadler the prices remain afterward the
better IT. will undoubtedly be for the CON
sumer."
ro.DAY'B QUOTATIONS..
ASes--COllins' per Dozen 900: Gold Dollar ne r
aozen, NO Diamond, Ridge per dozen, 1000;
Double Hit 20 90.
Shovcls and spales-Rowland' discount 50
per cent Ames' list, steel goods, discount 40 and
10 per cent
skillels and lids. 90 per pound; sugar Eettlcs.
be per pound,
Scales- Fairbanks, discount 20 pel cent.
howe, discount 70 per cent.
I'm nlltFh-I e. 1uNi1 prr h.,W 4 ~
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sApDLNRy AN" HEATHER.
To-Day QUOTATIONS.

TO-DAY QUOTATIONS
soLk LsArhm OAk-No, |, 5000; No, ., S7to
hxntucx--bss, buaslo slaughter, 81, good, ~,
best Metamoras, ~ No q ~,
OAK HARsnss JaAyngn-No. I. SS.lSsc; No. 2.
HxNiocx-Prime. 20; do good, Sc,
FnxsoH OAifsKiN--si 20 to " according to
quality.
PMILhpaLsRiA CALrsxrs--Nc. 1, 81 10 TO ~
do No 2 u N TO l TO-,
ralLApKLrnIA Klrs-No. /. $50 to o. 20, 40
ordipg 10 weight
M 3 STAGE collars, si?.b0 -
Duck collars et,A
No, \, In cotton back bands, l,A
No, ~ cotton back bands, si.bo.
No, I cotton bark bands, sLsA
6k-6-e trace chains 46c.
6s-S-2 trace chains. so.
7-S-2 trace chains. co...
No. hook hanas NJ. h H., $40; No. 2.
No. Web Hattcrs rope tic, $500
No. 2 Web hat,crs' rnne tic, S27a
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TRADE lrEN,s,

Ducks, geese and swans arc plentiful In
Ne swAmps Of Modoc county, California,
!. Doaltlo 10 Heltatlng the question of the
pl!1nmcnt Of IN immigration bureau for
W2.hmston territory at that place.
xn0 dwarf orange recently brought into
4gsloe ~ ~. EAson, near Thomasville,
XSeeNtAs y creating quite q sensation,
oey eeef ~ elghteyn months, are very
~ and The ffuit y very fine and seed.
AZ Nal club q Ban Frsnclsoc, CslirOr.
g. ~ neo ueee lS eeeke Of grain In batting
6( 10 se1e slns sAss have killed over ma =.
q; w: H Z II, ~ s|:,ss :s !. e y:
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LIQUORS.
TO-DAY 9 QUOTATIONS..

TODAY QUOTATIONS..
ALpoHoI-e2 S5,pcr gai. "a per nigh wines,
Wuisry--RcctiHed, 81 Tool SO as pot proc,
SOAR mash one year old, u 90 two Yeas old
VI 7o@s2 90 three years old, g. eS0s9 So fancy
extra old whisky. tssA nv per age
WiNrs-Claret In case, SsebA per quality, o.
Gwba, per gal. Ns0l so; Port 81 o0Op4; Shorty,
per gaL 81 oo1%, Madeira, per gal. o. COOK wfits
wine. In csses % 50Rla
CnANrAaNH-Julcs Mum h Co., alsslse Hold.
sok, In basket e26epaS krug, IN basket slass2 Is
Domestic champagne, s7@ll
BorrLg bxsa--st LOU. quartz, er9 pints sl2 80
budwolsor. own size 80 90 pints SIS 80 Er.
.a2b -.
Ats-ssock Ale, per doA " ooea Is; Porter
per dos, g. oe12 %
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PROVISIONS

ro.pAys QUOTATIONS,
BAooN.-Lcns clear .iaca, i2U abort clear
lQbU breakfast bacon ibc. ~
bar sALr-tonR clsas sides iisc shor, clear.
hAns--Plain. i&oit,.e
LARD--Tlcrue, MkV nalf bArral, isN <nlb
cans. lsAw 2o.lh cana i9kw io.h cans iscl,
e-lb cana IAN. Glib cana ibk
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GOAL AND wOOD,

ro-pAy Q QUOTATIONS..
yoAt-lndian nation, tI5O per ton.
Q0KR-Nu per barrel
Woop : 0ak hlcA,p and ash, CAV,
en- q y . 70 % pcy cord.
NncoAt--ee Oen0 res NAsvn
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unusual Attractions Grand ChNOus Of -Four Hundred voes

Selected with great from the finest musical talent
in the state ' "'A'
orchestra consisting of sevenyve weldriled musicians
Inc public OF Texas are invited attend this meeting as
no pains or money has been spared to make this Ssnoee
the most enjoyable held in Texas
Letters are being received from all parts Of Texas and other
states showing that the attendance will be LARGER than ever
before Ample provision will be made to accommodate the
large number OF visitors.
AN railroads have made VERY Low RATES Of fare from all
points in and out of Texas
Below is the Attractive Programme:
MONDAY March I4-Recepton and Torchlight Procession
tuesday 15-First Graud Concert
"ednesday I6-Aternoon Matinee and Second Grand
Concert N000N0 N'"D'
thursday, I7-Pcnic and "Commers
Friday, IS-Promenadc Concert and Ball.
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SOOpEitAsaE.

so-pAY'e QUOTATIONS..
doissses barrels. 81 81; half barrels, 81 2S kers
DC; sugar barrels. s6- hall harres ~ noon poles
~ 500 ste f~'
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The following were the Exchange prices
today: Wheat, cash, $1.02 to $l06; March,
$l,V2; April, $l03 to $l.0S; May, $l.05.
Corn, In shuck, cash, 57i to O.; March, So
to 10; April "a; May, 5l average Texas
corn In bulk, cash. Gl; March, 50; April, So
70 o.; May, 521. Oats. sacked, cash. 60;
March, 6S; April, 90 to 81; May, As. Millet
seed, 20 to Go; German, $l,25. Hay, $l250
TO VIZ. Middling cotton was weak at l-lG
cents.
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, March 30-The greatest privil.
eye vouchsated the American patriot is the
right OF suffrage. The sovereigns of Dallas
will enjoy this prerogative next Tuesday
Canvassing for Office by asprants in city
Is always an interesting period to the aver
age voter. The hummer follows the candi-
date into every saloon and smiles COM
placently, and he is salubrious while talking
OF large maiorities and certain success. 1t
Is strange-passing strange-how many
men are called out by the people to fiji the
different offices, much against their will
and natural inclination, and yet when once
fairly in the field they adopt all the tricks
OF the candidates trade, and say they do SO
on the grounds that they must fight the
devil with lire, like others do. Well, its all
right--let old coven-foot take the hind
most. But, seriously, the people of Dallas
should weigh well the position of each can
didate on the vital questions now being agi
tated before casting their ballots. The late
amendments give the city council the legal
right to improve the Streets sidewalks and
sewerage of Dallas. These are the most inn
portant matters TO be looked into and which
Will come before the next city council.
The police will care for those who oOmmi
misdemeanors and violate the city ordin-
ances, but the next city government is ex-
PvVtVu w NUN uitVI tuC
of the city. No man should be elevated to
the position of councilman who is not
avowed and outspoken in favor of such i'm
provements as the city requires, and which
the great mass Of the people demand. I'll
any man is placed In Office who still believes
that Dallas Is in need of no other legislation
than is required In little country village
It will be the fault Of the voters themselves.
What this city wants now Is live, active
men In Office, who appreciate her import
business and growth of Dallas has been re-
tarded by a want Of enterprise on the part
Of her rulers, and her business men should
look to 1t that they will not suffer in the
future as they have in the past. The bust |
ness men and property owners of Dallas
can control the city elections. VIII they |
DO It In their own interests or suffer it to 80 |
by default to their own detriment2
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ON 'CHANUE.
The following visitors were registered at
the exchange to-day: II. w. Heath, Terrell;
X ID. Berry. Fort Worth; &. w, Ervine,
Louisville, Il. Mayer, Vicksburg.
although there was a fair attendance of the
members. There were several parties pres
ent endeavoring to purchase corn, but
stocks are light. and in the absence of re-
Ceipts from other states the market is very
strong. There Is scarcity of oats noticea-
bic but the demand IS neither active nor
heavy. Very little wheat Is offered and
millers absorb oil that is brought in. There
Is only fair enquiry for millet seed. There
were some eight transactions in hay.
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Hereafter tho DALLAS WEEKLY HKFAlp wi,
90 furnished to subscribers for $3.50 per wear.
payable In advance. All persons indebted ~
nus paper must pa! up what is due before gel.
this paper will be given at this very low rate Mi
subscriptions must be paid In advance Parties
can easily ascertain the time of expiration Inv
watching the printed slip ON their paper. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-13

SHE WAS SPEAKING TO THE GIRL.-As
the ticket agent at Mandan stood at his post
Yesterday afternoon most beautiful lady
came up and asked for u ticket to Bismarck
He stamped it aud laid it down, and the la
dy fumbled in her purse for the change. All
at once she exclaimed in petulant voice
Darling can't yon be patient? What does
my pet waut?' The agent turned so red
that his ears fairly bazed, and stammered
out: Madam, I-I-I-I assure you that
that there isno hurry at all! Take your
(ahem) take your ii time. madam !" With
a look that froze the blood in his veins and
made him fec, as if iciclcs were banging
al! over his body, she replied "Sir-r-r-r! l
was speaking to my little girl Bismarck
Tribune
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ap4 Special attention paid 70 forwarding.
w A. JOHNSON Il Co,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
ALI. KINDS OF LIQUORS,
Have on hand GIBSON'S Xxx, xxx, XXX&,
and PURE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET and
MONOGRAM WHISkiES: also BAKERS and
rHOMPSON'S PURE RYE WHISTLES, 10 which
they invite the attention Of the trade.
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Consignmcilts Of Flour. Grain and Country Pro-
duce solicited, for which they guarantee the l'gh-
est market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast corner of Cameron and Royal streets
sep14 Alexandria. Va.
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DRY GOODS.
70 Read This, is to Save Money.

We arr not out with flashing Newspaper Adver
tisemrnt>, rs we are too busy without them. Al
though wc employ ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
SALEsMLS AND SALEsLApIES. our customers
would suffer by the rush, il it was larger. All We
want To call your attention to is our Stock OF
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS,
All of the most fashionable styles. We have mis-.
calculated the QUANTITY of our purchases and
lind that if we Sell at the rate of one hundred q
day until the LIST OF January our assortment would
still be large enough TO stock any two Houses in
this city.
We therefore have concluded not to wait until
the latter part Of the Season. but to reduce prices
nj once 10 such tigu1cs rs will make them sell.
our Ten DOLLAR RADAME SATIN CIRCULAR
QUILTED LINING, is WORTH FIFTEEN-D DOLLARS.
All our goods Inado
EXPRESSLY FOR Us. OR MANUFACTURED
By Us ON OUR FOURTH FLOOR.
Do not neglect this opportunity, but call at once,
even if you have no intention TO buy at present.
few words about our STOCK OF BLANKETS.
We have attended three TIADE-SALEs OF BLANK
ETs in New York, and find we have over
ONE HUNDRED CASES
on hand. The goods were bought 40 per cont.
Cheaper than last years prices. which lnsureS US
against loss even i: we would carry them over to
next year What we dread is the idea of carrying
tllrm for want oi Storage Room We shall there
fore sell them. with a small advance OH cost. by
the single pair, at prices which will throw all
rompetiti0n i'll the shade.
We are selling 10-4 Blanket at S1.2O pair.
We are selling au all-wool,' warranted D lbs at
81. 10 pair.
Wholesale dealers arc selling them at $3.50, and
NIL finer goods in proportion. We have them as
large as 14-I, and guarantee you saving of at
least 40 per cent
We trust that our long and well. established
Reputation for Reliability will place, with all
Intelligent Public. all Statements OF tnscrupulous
Competitors on their Respective Merits.
Lansburgh & Bro,
42O, 422 AND 42I SEVENTH STREET,
oct31 1-tjau1 WASHINGTON, ID. Z.
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LOI'I'ER !.
1!!lA,I:5: :5:iiAG6
$4,000 FOR 50.

$4,000 FOR 50.
THIRD REGULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
win take place in the Masonic Hall, Masonic
Temple Building, in Louisville KY
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1888.
4 Lawful Lottery and Fair Drawings, chartered
by the Legislature .: Ky. and twice declared legal
by the highest Court in the state Bond given to
Henry County in the sum OF SlOO,OoD for the
prompt payment nt all prizes sold.
A REVOLUTION IN SINGLE NUMBER
DRAWINGS.
nis" Every ticket holder his own supervisor
can call out the number on his ticket and see the
corresponding number on the tag placed in the
wheel in his presence These drawings will occur
Oh the last Thursday of every month. Read the
magnificent
NOVEMBER SCHEME.
| pri,. 10000 % Prizes $500 each Sl0CGf
| prixr IDpD 100 Prizes 100 each lOtNo
| Prize 500 2CD Prizes ~ cnch lOGU
= Prizes S2500 each. 500 500 Prizes ~ each lOcU
:, Prizes lVp each, 5000 1000 Prizes IN each lOlM
/, pr;~..' :.1 rnrh spproyimntinn Prize. Sa.On
/, I,-;,c. nna roch $40
1, I,r;In. Ii1 ,urh I.
81 rrzc. Sll0,4UC
Whole tickets 81 half tickets 81; y tickets
500; % tickets 800.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter or send
by Express. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED
LETTER OR POSTOFFlCE ORDER. until furth-
er notice ORDERS Of - aud upward, by Ex-
press can be sent at expense Address all
order, Ia J. j. DOUGLAS, Louisville. Ky, or to
q. BALLARD. 7. @. box 276. Alexandria Va.
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BraddOck House,
i, Formerly Grccn's Mansion House)

,FOrmCrIv IrCUn S MANSION HOuSeJ
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Having rrft.cd aud furnished this House, it is
now open for the reception of transient and per-
manrnt guests.
4 first class BAR with CHOICE LIQUORS and
a fine billiard Room arc attached to the house.
Rates: Transient guests - per day; permanent
do. St to - per week.
Persons doing business in Washington city, Will
find it to their advantage TO make this house their
home GEO ". BROWN, of Brooklyn, n. T.,
Proprietor.
PETER L. ELLIOTT, Manager. Jy7
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4 BRILLIANT SCHEME.
TIM DISMAL SWANp LOTTERY,
: NORFOLK, VA

$4,000 TICKETS $50 PRIZES.
The franchise of this enterprise is based upon
tn. charter granted by the Legislature of tho
State to the Dismal Swamp Canal Company, and
its legality has been fairly tested before the court.
The object in view is the Improvement and
extension" nf the c:.aal and that full opportunity
may hr given :Or Tie purchase of the tickets, OF
WHEEL! there are Only
2I.ulU WITH $50 PRIZES.
the Drawing has been fixed for the
I'D of NOVEMBER. 1885,.
At which time, WITHOUT POSTPONEMENT, it
will ic made in the city of Norfolk, before the
ruliic. and under the supervision Of Il committee
of rrllahl" citizcns and IL like manner each Sue
c,:c.iing month
IT, Tickets bearing date September 2Oth bold
cnr, for the Drawing Of I'D November.
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SCHEME
CAPITAL PRIZE IS GOO.

s56 Prizes distributing Si3,OoO
TICKETS ONLY 81.
Plan Of Lottery similar to that of louisiana
Company.
J. 2. HORBACH. Manager.
Srecal attention is invited to the following
certified deposit:
NORFOLK, Va. October %, 1888.
c1O OS0 THE DISMAL SWAMP LOT,
SlO.UOU TERY COMPANY has deposited
with Burruss Son & Co. bankers. Thirteen Thou
sand and Fifty Dollars I" meet the prizes III the
drawing. to take place Oh November - 1858.
BURRUSS, son & co.
Application for club rates or for information
upon any other business, should be plainly writ
ten giving State County and Town OF writer.
Rcmittancrs should be sent by Express rather
than by T. o. money orders or registered letters
Express charges upon $, and larger sums will
be paid by the company.
Address plainly j. +. HOkBAeH,
Norfolk. Va
Agents for sale Of Tickets required throughout
the State Address applications as above. oct2
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AlrxanIlria Oa=rtte.
Published DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLS BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN,
Al the Ga2et" Snildiug, Nos. 70 72 Prince st

One v..,, ',,'.'' :5oo one year ..... '., 81 90
.,> ,,I,,,.,t,i }Da Six month. w 200
One n,on,., " 50 Three months U
All COMMUNICATIONS should he addressed to GAzETrE
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The Gazette o;es {. connected with the Telephone Ex-
change Advertisements, orders for the paper, news
or auy information business cali be sent by tele-
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=. r.n. csvg inc Guy for the summer can have the
Gazette, uIl., m lhcn, post PAID for my CENT" pcr
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q Cr',t tv,r,E.r4 viii not he allowed 10 exceed their
s;rtr u;-s ii paid for nj transient rates
.nt. u,icl 40 circumstances will they be allowed 10
u,ycr.c ur,lcr than their Legitimate business Ia the
space Contracted Tor
All transient ..,lser, ,ciuets mus. bc paid for IN aa
SnrI,. .i,i death oticr. is be paid for IN advance
Price. inv cents when iIot exceeding SIX lines
Resolutions nemorarn, Of thanks. tributes OF respect
adopted by societies persors unless Of
ru!ic concern wiil only he printed in hs paper IA
advertisements.
ut,.,,! a, The 'ustnsca nj Alexandria. Virginia
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4 DELIGHTFUL MEDICINE FOR COUGHS
n AND COLDS.-Gibson's Medicated Tablets,
consisting of twelve lavoIs viz: Horehound.
Strawberry, Malt. Chocolate Lime, Lemon, Green
Gage Vanilla Orange, Cherry, Ginger and Cap
,icuui, in ID. bottles or by the ounce. For sale
by A. a. Hahfl lkLD,
Successor to Janney s. Co..
novS 152 King street.
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HOTELS IND REST1 URANTS.
The EXCHANGE and Ballard House

NORTH ROYAL STREET,
GEORGE .SYEEEHNAGEL. Proprietor,
Having been enlarged, rc,iitcd and refnrnished,
is now open 10 the public. and BOARD, both
permanent and transient, can I've had on
liberal terms. At the RESrAuRA everything
will be found in season. served in the finest style,
aud ut the BAR none bat the choicest LIQUORS
are for sale. scp2o
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Sewing Machines.

INJECTION NOTICE.
II Extract from minutes.
At q regular meeting of the Board Of Aldermen
held October 9Th. 1893. it vas
Ordered Tha. election bo held in the First
ward on the 10th day of November. 1883, for a
member Of this Board from said ward for the
term ending June Both 1887, to fill the vacancy
caused by the failure to qualify of Mr. G. Smoot.
Teste: JSO. J. JAMESON,
oct11-td Clk. Board Aldermen.
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CELF-RAISlNG RUCkWHEAT FLOUR for
- sale by [oct16J J. MlLBURN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-24
scientific Pigeon. KfIlinr.

LOUISVILLE, February 23.-Ths con
test between Bogardus and Carver was
shot on the grounds Of the Jockey Club,
near the city. Only about 100 or sO0
persons were present. Considerable
money was put up, bets being on the
average at the opening about 100 on Bo-
gardus and 60 on Carver; finally even
bets were offered and accepted. The
traps were arranged with boundaries
measuring eighty yards from the centre
Of the trap, the terms Of the match be-
ing one hundred birds, thirty yards
rise, eighty yards boundary. The
birds used we're tame pigeons and did
not fly well. Bogardus failed to score
on the second bird, which fell dead
forty yards outside Of the limits
Carver missed the fifteenth and six
teenth. Bogardus missed the nine
tecnth, scoring II tie. Carver fell behind
on the twentieth, with IL miss. The
first twenty birds were shot in twenty
five minutes. When the fifticth bird
was reached their was IA tie, each having
killed forty-three. At the seventy-fiftli
Bogardus was sixty-four Carver sixty
one. From the scventy-ffth TO the nine
tieth Carver gained three and tied
Bosardus. At the nincty-sixtll bird
l"gardns missed, and Carver. without
miss, ran out, defeating his opponent by
one bird-Carver, eighty three: Bogar-
dus, elghty.two. Time, two hours forty
minutes. There was not a single protest.
tarvrrS stakes and gate money
amount to over 81 800
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-24

/ In fht 1. ). Senate, yesterday, a cor,
ference report on tn" Indian Appr"rri
alton hlIt was agreed 10. The Naval
Appropriation bill was completed and
passed. The Utah bill was considered,
and Mr.. hIair's amendment, making
the prohibition Of voting apply only ,t
"pcrsOns tried and convicted of poly.
gany or bigany instead of to all "fe-
males as in the bill was lost Mr.. In.
gals then moved to amend section 7 of
the bill 50 as to prohibit voting by wo-
men in any Territory OF the United
States. On this amendment the vote
stood ayes II, noes 2O-ltsS than Il uuo-
rum voting. After a number Of roll
calls, motions to adjourn, etc, the Sen
ate, at 10 o'clock, adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. Robson called M
the Pound rule" reported on Thurs
day, and it was adopted. 1t sets apart
one hour in each day for the cunSidcra-
ton Of any measure called up by Il com
mitt"9 t" which there shall rot be five
objections. Conference committees
were appointed ON til" Army and Fnrti-
iicati"n appropriation bills. 4 rcsolu-
ton was adopted, calling on the rresi-
dent for the correspondence which has
taken plac" between the United States
and Russia in regard to the treatment
Of he Jews in the latter country. The
Sunday Civil bill was passed in Com
mite Of the Whole and reported to the
House, but without action the House