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NEw-YEAR's DAY IN wAsIEINGTON.
The Presidents Reception as thc
White House.
The prosranme Interrupted ~ an Event
which Changed the Spirit cf tbe Scene
Sudden Death OF the Hawaiian Minister IN
the Midst of the Festivities.

WARRINGTON, January 1.-The weather
to-day was clear, bright, end springlike.
The great event Of the day was the Presi-
dents reception. The Executive mansion,
which has been thoroughly reprinted, de-
corated, and newly upholstered and FUR
nished, presented handsome appearance.
The floral decorations were plain but ele-
CANT. The Marine band was stationed in
the vestibule, and played several airs du-
ring the reception. The presidential party
stood in the blue parlor. and presentations
were made by Marshal McAIicfael and Col
onel Rockwell. The President was assisted
by the wives OF several members Of the
Cabinet and q number Of other ladies. At
II O'Clock the members OF the Cabinet and
Diplomatic Corps were received. The
bright uniforms of the Diplomatic Corps
and the odd dress Of the Chinese Minister az
tracted much attention. At 1915 the Chief
Justice and Associate Justices OF the SD
preme Court OF the United States arrived,
and were followed at 1880 by senator's and
representatives in Congress, Judges OF the
Supreme Court Of the District OF Column
bia, &c. At II O'Clock the officers of the
army and navy, In full-dress uniform, filed
in, headed by General Sherman and Adj
miral Porter, and were each in turn pre-
scented to the President. At 1890 number
OF officials OF the various departments
were received. Up to this time the pro-
gramme laid down had been followed, and
the President and all in the building were
in the best Of spirits, when an event oc-
cured which at once changed the whole
spirit OF the scene. Hon. Elisha Allen,
Minister Of the Hawaiian Islands, the old
est member of the Diplomatic Corps, who
had remained short time after being pre-
sented 10 the President, had retired to the
cloak-room in company with hiS son, and
was chatting pleasantly with number OF
gentlemen, when suddenly his head Icll
back and lie became speeches., Surgeon
General Crane and several other army and
navy surgeons who were in attendance st
the Presidents reception gave Mr.. Alien
prompt attention, but lie died in four
minutes. The cause Of his death Was
angina pcctorIs. Word was conveyed TO
the President, who at once stopped the re-
ception, the band was s.leneed, and the
" bite House closed.
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9rllmond lispatrh.
TUESDAY JANUARY 2, iss;
WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS ron To-DAY.--For the Mid
die Atlantic States, increasing cloudness,
with light rain or snow. variable winds.
mostly southwesterly, stationary or lower
temperature and pressure.
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Won wympflsn,s Funeral.

PARIS, January 1.-The whole Diplo-
matte Corps have offered their condolences
TO the Countess Won WympGen. The fu-
neral will take place on Tuesday next,
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RICHMOND, VA, January l 1855
NO frsTfA KErDF

RICHMOND, VA, January 1855
40 THE PIT BLIC:
I hove this day admitted my brother, Il. BE-
CHER, Jr., formerly OF SiasDtan, Va, ~ an earzx
primer in my business, the firm 10 bc under isz
siylo-name Of
BECHER BROTiIERS.
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS - tlsN
CIGARS.
Thanking my friends and the public for he's
liber patronage Ia ne past and hoping contins,-
:.ucr u the same am, very respect fully,
lSADOnE BrfgsEES-
BTCHER BROTHERS, CIGAR MannfciErrss
1902 Main street. ja 2-lt%
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..,,a,,ful curative power Is simply because.
~. aud enriehcs the blood thus beginning
u s.,,..,,,oa, and by building mp the system
-. On, al diseasc
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CHOICE FRUITS FOR NEw-YEAR RECEPTIONS.
just received per steamer,
YELLOW BANANAS.
CALIFORNIA PEARS,
MALAGA GRAPES,
CATAwBA GRAPES,
CRYSTALLIZED IMroRTED FRUIrs,
at reduced prices. 10
a. ASToNI's, Main street.
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ALBANY, N. Y, January 1.-Governss
Cleveland was installed In Office to-dxy
with the usual ceremonies.
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The LECTURE TONIGHT AT MOZART
HAIL.-No lecturer Is more welcome in
our city than DR.. Wilets, who lectures
here tonight. This Is his third visit, and
each time his reception has been most cor
dial. He combines the humorous and
pathetic in his lecture 10 admirably that he
manages TO please cid and young. the
serious and the gay.
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IIECKER's BAKISG-IowDER is perfect In every
respect. hcathful, thoroughly reliable, uniform IN
strength, and its baking qualities cannot be sur
passed.
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Other Washington sKattcso.
TUT oIyIL-sERvICE and. APPROPRIATIONS
Bills.


WASHINGTON. January 1T il under
stood that Senator PcndlctOn's ciyii-seryice
bin will be reported 10 the House on Tues
day or Wednesday, and the understanding
is that il viii be given " the right OF way
before the appropriation bills. The con9-
ton oi Che appropriation bills N the House
and House committees is more forward
than ever before at 80 early Gay in the
.cs ion. The Indian, post-oti'ce, consular
and diplomatic. Military Academy, and
agricultural appropriations bills haye
passed, and the army bin is now before The
House. The District OF Columbia ant the
naval and Notifications bills are rcl1 y to
report, The pension. legislative and Judi
cill, and sundry civil bills will be ready
before the ist Of February. As 10 the de-
iiclency bill, the chairman Of the AppTo-
prlatiCns Committee IS authority FOR the
statement that it viii be a email ono CHS
year.
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AID FoR THE PooR.-At the suggestion
OF member OF the Council 10 " an
nounced that such Of the poor as are in
dire need can be supplied with fuel II they
apply to any member OF the Council In
thcir ward. There have been several cases
in which deserving poor people have had
TO burn their furniture in order to prevent
freezing.
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IMART-DIsEASE.

VINE STREET. HARRISBURG. PA.l
december 3. 1851. I
After irving different phys clans and mdnv RENE
dies for psipitatiOn of the heart without receiving
any benefit, I was advised To- toy BgowN's IRON
RtTTERS. 4 have used two bottles. nnd never
found anythiag tsst gave me 70 nuch rciicf
Mrs. JENNIE HESS.
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The Annual Ncw-Ycar's Daily Dis
patch, put up for mailing. may be
bought az our counter at three cents
pcr copx.
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FANCY BOXES filed with Imported Fruits and
French Candies FOR New-Year presents ut ANTo-
MS, Main street.
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streets, l.. B., No. 31S.
S. Ullman's Son. No. 1920 east Main
street, l.. s., No. 3lG.
CHANGES OF LOCATION.
Joseph NJ. Blair, from s26 to 800 east
Main street.
Carlton Mccarthy & Co., from 0l6 to
500 east Main street.
Il. ID. WILKINSON, General Manager.
Ncu-Ycnr Pictures.
BEGINNING the new year, / make great
reductions in NY prices.
Cards. from 81 to 81 per dozen;
Cabinets, SO per dozen;
Panels, 81 per dozen;
"A, 81 TO 81 each.
NJ. j. POWERS, j25 Broad street.
AGood Thing for Soup
is Tinslcy's ollra and tomatoes, and Tins
ley's carly June peas are small and tender.
They can be bought OF Joseph NJ. Blair,
Grocer, sos pace Block Main street, at n
low price.
Finest Cid Java and Laguayra Coaces.
And the newest and most delicately- flavor
ed Teas can lie bought OF Joseph NJ. Blair,
Grocer, S03 pace Block Main street.
Everybody will need for New-Yeal's day
something good. W.. ID. Blair & Co. seven
years ago imported one hundred casks OF
sherry. They have some OF it left OF all
grades and at New York prices.
Mulet-Roe, direct from Wilmington, n.
c., considered Il great delcacy, especially
III New Orleans.
The only place they can be had in Rich
mond is at w. ID. Blair e. Co.'S, 100 east
Main.
supply very limited.
UEcKER's BAKING-PowDER is perfect In every
respect, hcatlful, thoroughly reliable, uniform IN
strength, and its baking qualities cannot be sur
passed.
CHOICE FRUITS FOR NEw-YEAg RECEPTIONS.
just received per steamer,
YELLOW BANANAS.
CALIFORNIA PEARS,
MALAGA GRAPES,
CATAwBA GRAPES,
CRYSTALLIzED IMPoRTED FRUITS,
at reduced prices, &c
a. ASToNI's, Main street.
FANCY BOXES filed with Imported Fruits and
French Candies FOR New-Year presents Mt ANTo-
MS, Main street.
DON'T DIE in the house. Trough on Rats"
Clears out rats, mice, flies, reaches, bedbugs. 15c
BHowS'S BRONCHIAL TROcHEs FOR Coughs and
Colds I'd" have used them for more Than dozen
years, and think them the best and most conyc-
nent relief cxtant."-Rer. c. IT. Humphrey
Grdts, Ky.
"BCcnUPAIBA." Quick, complete cure, all an
noying Kidney and Urinary Diseases. 81.
Surrey rs the birds IN spriueiime. comes natures
demand for that most potent remedy forall bilious
troublcs-TARRkST' SELTZEE APE1.fENT.
CHRISTMAS, 1852.
DIAMONDS,
ZINE WATCHES,
JEwEIRY,
SILyEIwAHE.
PEARL OPEHA-GLASSEs.
&. LUMsDES K son,
s2S Main street,
tsSsss#s<sEssE sz@sss *ztEsssszzssxsz
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DON'T DIE In the house. Trough on Rats"
Clears out rats, mice, flies, roachcs bed-bugs. 15c
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:. ..,rx,s IRON nrTrERs.
crUoNc FACTS.

m.., people arc asking WHIST rar''cu'a
troubles
BROWNS rRos nIrrEHs
IL gccd for.
TWILL CURE
usAGT-DIsEAsE,
PARALYSIS,
pRoPsY,
KIDNEY DISEASES,
CONSUMPTION
DYSPEPSIA,
RmrUaATIsM'
NEURALGIA,
AND ALL OTHER SIMILAR DISEASES
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UTINTRY BLASTS.

Ne
wINrRY BLASTS BRING
COUGHS,
COLDS.
CONSUMPTION.
BRONCHITIS,
EHEUMATIsM.
NEURALGIA,
PTRRY DAvIs's PAiN-KILLER
crHFs
COUGHS,
COLDS,
CONSUMPTION,
BRONCHITIS,
RHEUMATISM.
NEURALGIA.
Provide asinst the evil effects Of wintry blasts
~ procuring
PERRY DAWES PAIN-KULER.
EVERY GOOD DRUGGIST KEEPS 1T.
81 2-eodtFell
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HANDSOME BASKETS filed with Choice Fruits
fcr New rear presents at NNTOT's, Main street.
SAVE MONEY 10y having your printing done a,
the DISPATCH PRINTINC-uCUsF. Good work.
low prices. aud Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS IN Thea
AWAY OF FURNITURE, NJ AtTR ESSfAn
FANCY CHAIRS. &C., AT WILL 81 DAt-IXx
OF any description will study their Interest ~ ei4-
Ing on me before purchasing. WILLIAM nAEA-
FROM. Odlee and Warrroous, 1888 Main sors4s
West Eud store. 81 and 3I6 north Aaams ser<gss
Factory, Nos. 10, Is, 10, and We norsi. frEsns
street, Richmond. - l5-A
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RICHMOND. Va. January l. 1sa9.

THE FIRM OF STORRS & CO., CON-
J. posed Of GERNAS sTORRs and EoBEt-r
". sTORnS, doing business as TRANSFERS ~
the city of Richmond, Il this day dissolved by mn
tual consent, the said ROBERT w. SfOkKs hzr-
ing Withdrawn from said partnership. Either az
tile late partners viii sign the irn-nane In settie-
menf. GERVAS sTORI;s assumes all the iiabafs-
ties Of the concern, and Will conlnue the btssnSs
under the same style OF STORES & 90.
GEHVAS STORES,
ROBEEI w. SiOkST-
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ia 2-d3t&sw3t
RIO THE TRADE.

FANCY DOOR and TOILET-cAsEs.
POwDER.pUfFS. PUFF-BoxEs.
ToiLET-BOrTIE5,
CUr-GLAss and BOHEMIAN WARE.
and n full line ofFANcY and T0iiETAR1fCflxA
usually sold Ia the drugstores, for sale at iowe2
wholesale prices by
PURCELL. LADD 4 CO.,
Wholesale Drugsste..
el2 1915 Main stzvss.
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Finest CID Java and Laguayra CofIces.
And the newest and most delcatcly flavor
ed Teas can lie bought OF Joseph NJ. Blair.
Grocer, S03 pace Block Main street.
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GEORGE ". LATnER,
VI DRUGGIST AND PHARMACIST,
10. 1Jl WEST IAKsIALL STREET.
Pfl--ripl0ns carefully compounded &C all hours.
pr-ers by telephone, ''li, or .eleglaph promptly
Oiled.
Telephone No. CO. ia2-1tr
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JASUAEYsf, lSS5-
II Iss0LUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP.
DThe firm Of MORTON G GAULDINti. Hose
and s.gn-Paniers, Is ills day dissolved i,y maiuat
consent.
All parties having claims againsi Va are e3ptst-
Cd 10 preseut tie ne "a once. and all parties or
PERSONS indebted VIII plcaic settle the same With
Mr. NOR ron. The books and accosrts are fefk
with him for final settlement.
ia Z-It@ MORTO- GhLLDtSC-
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BE SURE AND GET THE GENUINE.
lie 3O-codlwl
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The undersigned have This day formed a co-pars
Il co, successors To A. Y. stokes Co., to condn<1
business as WHOLESALE GROCERs. CONNIE
SION MERCHANTS. AND DEALERS IN To-
BACCo-MASUFACIuRL SUPPLIES, NJ tse
old stand of \. y. Stokes 4 Co, and reSpeciSuJis
solicit share OF tic liberal pair0nagc extended ~
the old firm. THOMAS FOTts.
WILLIAM g.. STDkEsy
A.Y. STOKES, JR.
RICHMOND. VA. January /. 1883. ia ga
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BHowS'S BRONCHIAL TROcHEs FOR Coughs and
Colds a" have used them for more Than dozen
years, and think them the best and most convc-
nient relief cxtant."-Rer. c. IT. HTmphrey,
Grdts, M.
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FOR The peculiar troubles to which ladies arc
subject IRON BITTERs Is invaluable. Try It.
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UyHE FIRM OF THOMAS G. VIII

rVHE FIRM OF THOMAS G. VIII
i LIAMs & CO., Manufacturers of Tobacco ans
Dealers In Leaf Tobacco 1t II -bmond and Dsnviss-
Va, was dissolved on TIE 9Th october, 1881, hI
the death OF james Thomas, Jr., since vhlc! ttmt
the business has been carried on by the uss'es-
signed under the ssaInc STYLE.
! have this day admitted Hr. ROBERT s.
BOSHER to an interce; In the business, wilt<h
will be continued under the same name.
THOMAS &. WILLIAM
RICHMOND, VA, January l, 1883. Ja2-is
THE FIRM OF THOMAS III. GUNH
4 & co. IS DISSOLVED. THOMAS II. Guns
aud AR. GUM will coBtince the. tobacco
COMMISSION BUSINESS under the Grm-sIssie 81
THOMAS III. GUM & A. X. GUhk-
RICHMOND, VA, January !, 1883. j. E-a
RICHMOND, VA, January 4, lets-
rJ'HE FIRM-NAME OF X. w. POWERS
l. & co. Is this day changed TO PoWEsss.
TAYLOR & 60.
We desirs 10 return thanks 10 our fHends aud INA
public for past fayors. and soliciting continusnna
" the same, We remain, very respectfully,
X. W. POWERS.
ID. TAYLOR.
firm Of Powers, Tayioe 4 Co
ia 2-d3tssw3t
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GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS:

GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS:
" MALAGA GRAPES, FIGS;
PINEAPPLE EDAM. YOUNG AMERICA, and
PRlhlE CUTTING CHEESE;
MISCE-MEAT, PRESERVED GINGER.
STR AIMED HONEY, SARATOGA CHIP,
MAPLE SYRUP, PRIME BUTTER,
NEW YORK and VIRGINIA BUCKWhIEAT,
RAISINS, CITRON, CURRANTS, GELATINE,
CRANBERRitS and VENlsON,
NUTS, ORANGES. and LEMONS. at
MCCARTHY & HAYNFs'S,
de IS G27 east Broad street.
WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS
w PLENTY To EAT AND CHRISTMAS
FIrEs. Best ANTHRACITE COAL for X ,afes
Goa, for open CRATES; FOREST FINE WOOD, long
and 81 wed. For all kinds Of fuel call on
s. 4. LATHROP.
de 22 Seventeenth street, AZ Draw-bridgs.
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"BCcnUPAIBA." Quick, complete cure, all an
nOying Kidney and Urinary Diseases. 81.
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win be IN the employ of sToRRs & co. fsves
this date, and ask con, nnancc % cusfon for tn
new concern. ROBERT W. slOkk<2,-
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beg 10 return my sincere thanks for the pa srOa
age have enjoyed during the psist ffteetl yervs.
and hop. by careful attention 10 business IN
merit for the hrn on sTORks co. the con uunc1
confidence Of my friends and the pabie.
Ia Z-lw CkRVAS s1OEkA
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DrssoLUTIONs & pAnrNERsmrYa,
RICHMOND, VA, December 80, 1Ss9-
ME CO-pARTNERSUIp HERETO

RICHMOND, VA, December 80, 16S7-
TNHE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETO
l. FORE existing between the subscribers Is the
day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. 4. Y. sTUKz8
Withdrawing. All parties indebted 20 ~ wkt
please make payment. and parties to whom weasc
Indebted win present their claims for payrscst
Either partner will sign IN liquidation.
~. Y. STOKES,
THOMASPOT
WILLIAM u. STOKES.
~. STOKES, JK-
In retiring from the firm OF A. Y. stokes q Ca
beg 10 tender TO my friends and the public pzy
thanks for their liberal support through y pct<7
Of thirty years. ending to-day. ] take great pktfs-
sure IN commencing to my friends The ifra -
POTTS, STOKES & co. snccsssOgs d, Nic 0Sf
frm. and ask for them continulnce of The sinsa-
liberia, support A.f. STOKES
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Surc,y rs the birds IN spriuetime, comes natures
demand for that most potent remedy forall bilious
troublcs-TARRkST's SETTER APEisfENT.
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CHRISTIANS, 1852.
DIAMONDS,
FINE WATCHES,
JEWEIRY,
SILyEEwARE,
PEARL OPERA-GLASSES.
G. LUMsDES K son,
S2S Main street,
Daily globe., 1883-08-08

articles. Prices fuctuated considerably
during the middle of the session. but to-
ward the close ruled with considerable
steadlness and the improvement was mod
erateiy well maintained A firmer feeling
was manifested in the market for
mess pork, but the market was
only moderate. The offerings were not
very large, and the demand only fair. The
market opened stronger, and for the de-
lverles which attracted most attention an
advance of 15@20c was gained. Later
prices settled back again 1O@121Ic. but
near the close rallied again and closed
with considerable steadiness. Shipping
demand only fair and orders chiefly for
small quantities. Cash quiet and steady.
There was fair business transacted in
the lard market and a comparatively
steady feeling prevailed. The offerings
were not very large, and there was no par
tlcular urgency in the demand. The mar
ket opened frmer, and prices were ad-
vanced 5@1Oc per 100 lbs. and were sub
ject to quite frequent fluctuations within a
small range, and finally closed with con-
siderable steadiness. Shipping demand
rather light. Cash IN small demand. Live
hogs were 1Oc lower and rather slow.
Daily globe., 1883-08-08
THE old WORLD.
THE TRIALS OF DYNAMITE CON
SPIR1TORS IN LIVERPOOL IND
DUBLIN.
M-The Gossip from the Various Continen-
tai Capitals.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Aug. MANY members OF
parliament will go to America during the
coming recess. A motion was offered in
the commons last evening against the
policy of the government in regard to
Transvaal and Zululand. They were de
feated, however, after speeches against
them had been made by Gladstone.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. THE trial of O'Her-
lihy, Featherstone, Deasy, Flanagan and
Dalton, charged with being in possession
of explosives for the destruction of build
ings and lives, began to-day. All the
prisoners pleaded not guilty. The solicitor
general, in stating the case to the court,
said he was confident the evidence which
would be offered against the prisoners
would convince the jury of their guilt.
LONDON, Aug. IA dispatch from Liv-
erpool says James McDermott arrived
there yesterday on vessel from America,
and was remanded at once to jail on a
charge Of being engaged in a conspiracy
to murder public officials.
McDermott was arrested on board the
steamer City of Montreal, on which he
came from America. The warrant was
issued in Cork, where he had been seen in
company with Oherlhy. Some correspon-
dence with O'Donovan Bossa and James
Stephens was foun8 on the prisoner, who
said he was an American citizen and
would call on the American government to
protect him.
LONDON, Aug 7.-Amount of bullion
gone into the Bank of England to-day,
e1O6,OOO.
The melting at Brighton began to-day.
The race for the Brighton stakes handicap
was won by R. Jordon's Whiteblossom, Sir
+. Johnston's Thebias second, R. Peck's
Lackness third. Five starters; Whiteblos
som won by six lengths. Betting at the
start was to 1 against Whiteblossom, 6
to on Thebias, and 80 to 1 againt Lack
ness.
LONDON, Aug. TN the commons, Glad
stone read extracts from a private letter
from Egypt, stating that the reorganiza-
zion of the Egyptian army under the
Lord Dufferin plan was about completed,
and the reorganization of the judiciary
and the police was slowly advancing.
Plans for the irrigation of the delta of the
Nile are favorably regarded. The COM
mander of the British troops IN Egypt
teiegraphs the improvement in the situa.
tion is maintained, and no fresh cases of
cholera are reported.
Daily globe., 1883-08-08
Preparing for Adiournment

HARRIsBURG, Aug. THE house to-day
adopted the zimmerman resolution, author
izing the appointment of free conference
committee of five from each house, to con-
slider the object of congressional and leg
islative apportionment. The Lowery
congressional apportionment bill, giving
the Republicans seventeen and the Demo
Gratis eleven districts passed finally. The
Jamison legislative apportionment bill
passed to second reading. 1t gives the
Republicans thirty and the Democrats
twenty senators and the Republicans ia
and the Democrats ninety members of the
house. In the senate resolution was in
troduced declaring all efforts to reconcile
differences between the two houses on ap-
portionment bills must be fruitless, and
that further prolongation of the session
would lead to suspicion that the legis-
lators desired to obtain the per diem sal
ary and providing for an adjournment sine
die the 18th instant.
Daily globe., 1883-08-08
SPAIN.

LONDON, Aug. THE Times correspond
ent at Madrid says: The uprising at the
military headquarters ended in an uncon-
sequential manner, very little harm being
done by the insurgents doing a slight
damage to the railroad and the robbery of
regimental and municipal monies. Itis
doubtful whether the movement was ever
serious. In some quarters the outbreak is
thought to be only part of the pro-
gramme of gigantic stock jobbing oper-
alton induced by certain CLIQUE, which
for long time have been making extra
ordinary efforts to destroy the improving
credit of Spain.
LONDON, Aug. IA special from Paris
says that at dinner in that city fort
night ago, Ruizzorilla, whose name is
mentioned in the proclamation of the in
surgents at Badajose for president of the
republic, made a speech IL which he de-
clared in an excited manner that he would
not return to Spain until the republic had
been reinstated there.
MADRID, Aug. Gen. Blanco, com.
mander of the forces at Estremadura, will
make strict inquiry into the causes of the
rising at Badajoz. The papers severely
blame the officials of Badajoz for allowing
the insurgents to surprise them. The in
surgents arrested the prefect-general COM
manding the troops and four officers in
their beds on Sunday morning. The edi-
tor of the Republican newspaper was one
of the leaders of the insurgents.
LISBON, Aug. THE authorities at
Elvas have disarmed nine hundred insur-
gents and some civilian fugitives from
Badajoz. They will be interned in forti-
fed town on the coast. The reported
object of the rising was to cover up rob-
bbery of public money, and that def
cheney of e9,600 has been discovered in the
Brdajoz treasury.