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Mozart Tonight.

/. Overture, "Schoene Galathe,o (sup
Pc, orchestra. 2. Duo--trombone and ella.
rlnet-" Fantasia" (Yandazzi,) Messrs.
-Eqai and Iardella. g. Tenor solo, "Plus
blanche" Huguenots, (Meyerbcer,) Mr..
Charles Kaiser, Jr., Baltimore, Md. 4. se-
lccttons. "Plrates Of PeDzance, y Sullivan. !
ofcLestfs. 8. Violin solo, Mr.. IL. n. Laube.
g. Tenor solo. "serenade. [" Schubert. MIR.
Charles Kaiser, Jr., Baltimore. 7. Waite,
= Ou und Du, lStfpuss,) orchestra.
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jackson Ward Republican Ttcket

The Republicans Of Jackson Ward have
nominated the following ticket TO be voted
sor at the approaching municipal election :
For Board OF Aldermen: j. II. Adams.
Josiah Crump, Il. A. Randolph.
For Common Council: w. A. Rosne.
James Bahen, j. A. Robinson, f. Archer,
George Grant.
Justices OF the Peace: p. B. Shorts, J.
y. Brown, p. Ransom.
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Other Games.
BY Telegraph 20 the Dispatch.

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
Washington Athletics, -; Washing
hons, s.
Columbus, o.: Cincinnatis, 2; Cc!um-
bus. 3.
Reading, Pa. Trentons. o; ActiveS, B
Cincinnati Cincinnati Unions, 10; Bos
ton Unions, IL.
Philadelphia: Clevelands. Z: Philadel'
phias, 5.
Altoona, Pa: Kingstons, 6; Altoona
Uni ops, 2.
Allentown, Pa: Alentowns, 2; Do
mestics, 5.
Boston: Bostops, A; Chicagos, 9.
Baltimore: Wilmingtons, Z; Monumen-
tails, 6.
New York: Alleghenys, 2; Metropoll-
tans. 4. New Yorks, 4; Bnffalos. 0.
indianapolis: Indianapolis, .; st.
LOUIS, 8.
Providence: Providence, %; Detroit, 3
Brooklyn: Brooklyns, 4 Baltimores, 2
Toledo: Toledos, g.; Louisville, 8.
st. Louis: st Louis Unions, z; Bllti-
more Unions, 8.
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uorsrord,s Bread Preparation.

adds ten per cent. to the value Of flour.
The eminent Baron Liebig, the greatest
chemist in the world, says :" 1t is certain
that the nutritive value OF flour will be in
creased ten per cent. by the addition OF
your Bread Preparation. and the result is
the same as II the fertility Of our wheat
fields had been increased by that amount"
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Hastings Court.

Michael Larry. charged with felOnious
assault upon William Collins, and with
cutting Colllns's head open with bottle,
was tried yesterday, convicted, and sent to
Jail for three months, and fined $2j.
The court will be in session again to-day.
The case OF VI. NJ. Ellick, charged with
shooting his father with the intent to Kill,
is set for trial to-day.
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Hebrew Memorsni-DaY.

This is the Memorial.day OF the Ladies'
Hebrew Memorial Association, and they
ask for contributions OF flowers and the
cooperation OF the ladies Of lakewood and
Hollywood Memorial Associations.
Company B will parade at the cemetery
this evening
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OFFICE OF Moses POND a Co., }
BOsTON, MASS, MAY II, 1884.

Hr. John Bo,oerS, Richmond, Va:
Dear Sir,-Acknowledging the receipt OF
r. E. Lee Camp. No. l, it gives me great
pleasure to say that you may give to them
the handsome cherry mlntel. with mirror,
sent you for sample, to be disposed Of by
rattle or in any other way you may see tit,
and | regret much that cannot "on TO
Richmond and contribute personally to
the success of the Fair. Our price for
mantel here, $50. Yours very truly,
ALBERT c. P0ND,
late First Sergeant Forty-fourth Massa-
chusetts Volunteers, and OF Post 1l3, G..
A. r., Department Of Massachusetts,.
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Six Suburban PIats

will be sold at auction to-day at ~ O'Clock
on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad. four miles from the city.
Conveyance will leave the office Of the auc-
tioneers, j. Thompson Brown IL Co., at 10
O'Clock. Go and secure a bargain.
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NOTICE TO THE PUPILS OF PROFESSOR
LAUBE's PRIVATE CLAssEs.-Tickets for the
Closing soiree, on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, can be
had OF Professor ii. +. LAUBE only, At RAMOS &
MOSES Music store, between the hours Of and
O'Clock p. NJ, Thursday and Friday.
Members of classes desiring tickets for their
friends will procure them at same time and
place.
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BON Aar-Read This.

Bon Air is renowned for its healthful-
ness. 1t is great convenience to the
people OF Richmond to have such safe re-
treat for their families, so convenient and
accessible when there is sickness IN the city.
Large and pleasant rooms and beautiful
shady grounds. j. A. AUGUST,
Proprietor.
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THOSE complaining Of Sore Throat or lIoarse-
ness should use BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs.
The effect is extraordnary particularly when used
by singers and speakers for clearing the voice.
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The Dispatch I'm Eyuchbur~

Citizens OF Lynchburg who wish the
Richmond Daily Dispatch left at their
homes or places OF business by carriers
will please leave their orders with Mr.. c.
Z. Hill, 225 Ninth street, Lynchburg.
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LOST. sTRAYEp. AND FOUND.

CTRAYED, ONE YELLOw-WING
- TURHIT, and ONE PAIR RED RUFTLER
PIGEONS: liberal reward II relarned 70 72s
Maiu street. my l3-ls
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In the absence of suitable materials or the time
TO prepare IT, people often go wihouta dressing
for salads. Buy DURKEE's DRESSING, and you
Will never trouble yourself to make another.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at
the DISPATCH PRISrING-RoUsE. Good work,
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Notice 10 Delinquent wster.Tskors
In FIRST District East of Fourteenth
GfrQAf.

OFFICE OF CTTY-WATER WORKS,
RICHMOND, Va, May Is, 1884.
Pay your bills to-day and save annoy
ance. J. L. DAVIS,
Superintendent.
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Spare strength and save time by using
SAPOLIo
In your spring house-cleaning. l0c, all grocers
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Delegates TO the Democratic Convsn.

and visitors to the Lee-Camp Fair will
find at Ryland & Lees warerooms, 9l3
Main street, the largest assortment OF
Pianos and Organs. new and secondhand.
ever seen in this city, at prices to suit all.
DO not fail TO give them call.
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The Letters.
PROM GENERAL u. s. GRANT.


NEW YORK, May II, 1884.
PeNon Wise, Esq, Chairman, &C.:
Dear Sir,-I am in receipt of the formal
invitation to tie present at the opening Of
the Fair for the home OF disabled Con-
federate soldiers on the 14th OF this month,
and your kind letter accompanying it.
IF it was possible for me to do so / would
accept this invitation, but, as you may
know, | am still on crutches-not from
injuries received in conflict with those in
whose behalf the Fair isgiven-and cannot
hope to be in good travelling condition for
some months yet.
hope your Fair may prove success,
and that the object contemplated may re-
ceive a support which will give TO all the
brave men who need 1t home and a rest
from cares.
The men who faced each other in deadly
conflict can well afford to be the best of
friends now, and only strive for rivalry
In seeing which can be the best citizens Of
the grandest country on earth.
Very truly yours,
III y GpANr
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear,
partly cloudy, and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY o a. NJ, ";
0 A. NJ, II; noon, 70; 3P. NJ, II; 6P.
NJ, 10; midnight, 90.
Mean temperature, 734.
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FROM GENERAL JAMES r. O'BEIRNE.
NEW YORK, May IL, 1884.

NEW YORK, May IL, 1884.
General Peyon Wise:
Dear General,-I have the honor to ac-
knowledge the receipt of your esteemed
and flatteriug communication Of the 9Th in
slant. It's generous expressions and kind
estimate OF my poor services, or rather at
tempts TO serve in an humble way the
cause OF your brave soldiers and to aid the
efforts OF your highly-respected and ad-
mred people, is not, / regret to say, de-
served by me. But my thanks and profound
gratcfulness are in turn due them, and you
their medium Of such glowing words, for
their kind opinions and the invitation to
attend the opening OF your Fair Cd the 14th
instant, at which shall strive to be pre-
sent, Cd. w
The honor contained in this, as well as
In your warm-hearted and generous words,
which convey so gratifying and much
priced an opinion of me, have my most
hearty appreciation. Hoping to deserve
| them, i shall cherish the recollection of
both with lasting sense OF pride and pleas
ure.
Aside from all this, however, the grand
and sacred cause which southern soldiers
with northern soldiers are engaged in shall
go on successfully until in paans OF praise
| and loud rejoicing we shall stand. with Joy
| Gus hearts, one in feeling, before the con-
| secrated walls of the Southern Soldiers
Home near Richmond.
With thanks and highest regards.
Yours fraternally,
JAMES X. 0'BEIRYE,
Chairman General Committee &. A. r..
FROM W. W. CORCORAN, ESQ.
WASHINGTON, May 7, 1884.
Peyton Wise, Esq, Chairman, de-, Rich
mo,,d, Va:
My Dear Sir IL have your favor of the
9th, with the card Of invitation to be pres
ent at the opening OF the Fair for "the
Home" OF disabled Confederate soldiers.
on the 14th instant, and, II my health will
permit, Shall have great pleasure In being
present.
Highly appreciating the terms of regard
with which you have accompanied the
formal invitation, am,
Very truly yours,
W. W. CORcoRAN.
FROM SENATOR MITCHELL.
SENATE CHAMBER, }
WASHINGTON, May 0, 1884.
Peyton Wise, Esq, Richmond, "a:
Dear Sir,-Your invitation to be present |
at the opening OF the Fair for the home for |
disabled Confederate soldiers on the I4th |
instant Is at hand. do not think 1t will |
be possible for me TO respond in person,
but l assure you the object meets with my
Very respectfully,
JOHN j. MITCHELL.
PROM SENATOR GEORGE.
UNITED STATES SENATE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 3, 1884.
o Messrs. Peyton Wise and B. @. Cook,
Committee, de-.
Gentlemen,-I acknowledge the recent
your invitation TO attend The opening
the Fair for the Home OF Disabled Con.
derate Soldiers, and regret that I cannot
lend at the time and place designated. q
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Especial telegrzM 70 INC DIspa''I
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 15-l:15 a. M.
For the Middle Atlantic States. fair wea-
Their, variable winds, generally from the
west, slight rise in temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, clearing
and fair weather, northerIy winds, be-
coming variable, higher barometer, slight
rise in temperature.
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BASEBALL.
The virginias Beat the Harrisburgs ii to
IN the First Game.

The virginias Beat the Harrisburgs II TO
In the First Game.
The first of the three games between the
Harrisburgs and the Virglnias was played
at the Virginia Park yesterday afternoon.
The game was called at 4:45, the Harris
burgs at the bat. Weidel and Munyan
formed the Harrisburgs' battery, while
the Dugan brothers filed similar posi-
ton on the Virginias. There were about
n thousand persons out to witness the
game, and the weather and all circum.
stances were very propitious for good
sport. The game commenced In favor OF
the Virginias, they beng able to score one
run In the first inning, while the Harrisburgs
in this, as i'm all succeeding innings,
were BANKED. The Virginias bstted Wei
del easily, but only made first base-hits,
with the exception OF the home run made
by w. Dugan In the eighth inning, which
was the brilliant play OF the evening. The
V,rginias. on the whole, played q good
game, with but few errors, while the Hsr-
risburgs had a much larger number oil
errors and muffed number OF balls.
This, in measure, was owing to the fact
that they were unacquainted with this
ground. The game resulted in a victory
OF II to for the Virginias.
The full score could not be obtained for
the reason that the official scorer was in
such hurry to leave the grounds that he
would not take time TO let the Dispatch
reporter get copy Of il. He promised tt
come TO the Office last night and bring it
but he did not put in an appearance. Con
sequeptly, only the score by innings. witt
a few details, will be seen below:
INNINGS
/ 3 4 o @ 7 8 Q TOta
Harri,bnrgs.,.. o o o 0 o 00O 0
Virglnias...... o 0 / 8 2 Ii
Home runs-Dugan, W., 1. Umpire, Richart
Pierce. Time of game. hour and IS minutes.
There will be another game between
these clubs this afternoon, and will doubt
less be closer contest, as the Harrisburg
will have on stronger battery.
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I svmpathize fully with the noble ana
phiIsnihropic purpose you have 10 view
and II will be pleasing duty 10 me 10 a''
you In every way In my power. ALI.
have the honor to be, very respecuu''!'
your obedient servant j. u. GEoRoh'
FROM GENERAL JOHN b. GORDON.
New YORK, May 10, 1884.
Hon. Peyon Wise, Chairman
MY Dear Sir,-You will understand how
grateful to my sensibilities are the contents
Of your letter Of May 9Th, and how gladiy
/ should accept the invitation OF the COM
mittee and yourself. 1t seems now, now
ever, impossible for me to get away from
New York at the time designated. i nave
delayed answering hoping that should DC
In Washington and would be able 10 20
thence TO Richmond, so as TO take part III
the pleasing aud imposing ceremonies at
the opening Of the Fair. My whole heart
Is in this cause, but must deny myself the
pleasure Of being with you bodily on the
14th. shall be there, however, In spirit.
Sincerely yours,
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Personal.

I EFT HOME TUESDAY AFTER
i NOON about O'Clock, OUR LITTLE son
ALFRED. He IS about ten years oli, with light
hair and eyes. Had on Jacket, knc.-pant-, aud
brimless cap, and was without shoes Any .u-
formation as 10 his Whereabouts will De- thank
fully received by his father.
CASPAR RIEGER,
my l5-lt* 422 east Marshall street.
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TRAVELLING MEN. WHO WOULD
j. take a splendid selling speciality forthe Notion
aud Sporting Goods trade-light sample-"ill
please address KANE & CO.
1877 and 1879 Wabash avenue, Chicago, III.
H-ofA
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WANTED.-A SETTLED MAN. AC-
w CUSToMED % teams and good judge OF
horses, would be glad 10 get some endowment IN
livery, or teams 10 look af.er In the city. Adj
dress J. W., Dispatch Office. my l5-ltt
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Home for Disabled Confederate Soldiers
at Richmond on May l4th has been re-
celved.
1t would give me great pleasure to be
present ON That occasion, as the object Ia
one which has my hearty sympathy and
support; but win be prevented, as my
presence is required at Trenton, N. j., on
that day. Hoping that the Fair will be
grand success, am, very truly yours,
w. M. McADOo.
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UIOOL.-HAVING AN UNLIMITED
w order for WOOL, VIC will pay tine highr''
market price, delivered at any Depot or whsr
thereby saving the shipper freight. drayage, az
commission, Remittances bv return mail. SaCk'
fsrnlshed free. A. X. ELLERS0N & CO, 1920
Cary street. In order 20 secure the best price
your WOOL, see that there are no burs or tags ll
It. and ne up each fleece with light string.
y nv ain
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PROM HON. W. N. M'ADOO.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, USITtp,
STATES, N
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May -, 1854
Hsyton Wise, Esq, Richmond, Va.
NY Dear Sir, Your kind invitati - to
'ttend the opening Of the Fair io( the
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w AN Ed
TO SELL A LOT OF GOOD MANURE.
VIII sell it on the premises or deliver it. Call
early al 1901 west Clay street. nv l5-ltt
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A LADY OF EXPERIENCE WISHES
IA 4 POSITION As HOUSEKEEPER, or
would take charge of laundry out Of the city.
Best reference from presen' home. Address
HOUSEkEEPER.'
my 1919 care Of Dispatch ofice.
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WANTED. ALL HAVING S0ILEp
w OR FADED CLOTHING TO RE CLEAN
ED OR DYED 20 call and examine our wOrs.
LACE CURTAINS beautifully cleaned;
OsTRlCH-PLCMES cleaned or dyed;
CARPETS cleaned by machinery.
MRS. A. }. PYLE q CO,
$40 north fifth street.
BRANCH OFFICE 224 west Broad street.
10 yO-eodSm
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FROM SENATOR HARRIS.

UNITED STATES SENATE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 6, 1884.
Peyton Wise, b. c. Cook, Committee, dc. /:
Gentlemep.--I have the honor to ac-
knowledge the receipt of invitation to be
present at the opening OF the Fair for the
Home OF Disabled Confederate Soldiers at
Richmond, Va, on the 18th instant.
In answer to which | have TO say that /
regret to say that my engagements here
will compel me to deny myself the pleasure
OF attending, though my whole heart is
with you and the object Of the Fair.
Respectfully,
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WANTED, AGENTS AND SOLlCl.
w TORS for the NATIONAL MUTUAL AID
SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA. inSures against sick
mess. accident, or death. Apply al 1899 MAil
street up-stairsl. JAMES HUDSON,
an 30.1m Manage
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WANTED. A GOOD PAINTER AT
w the Carriage and Wagon-Factory of
G.. & G.. GROSS.
my l5-lts No. 20 west Broad street.
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WANTED, TEACHERS. SEPTEM.

WANTED. \ PRACTICAL PLUME
w Err. Address rs Bank street, Norfolk Va
my l4-sIs JOSEPH j. LAWLLk'
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fON1 III NJ ibNNN
OF all the latest STYLES. M OWN aANUfACrURi,
guaranteed superior 10 those of northern make
for sale chcsp. W. G. SMITH.
my l0-tMylS SOS north tn street
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WOOL, WOOL.

We have our usual facilities for handling
WOOL, and Will always pay the top Of the mar
ket. Farmers and merchants will md IL 10 their
interest tn correspond with Us. sacks furnished
free and no other charges.
II. WALLERSTEiN & co.
my l5-dtJcl &w2t south Fifteenth street.
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NEW 1DVERTIsEnENTs

,OOD GIRL WANTED TO Do GENERAL
" housework. Wages. tl.25 per week. hp.
ply No AS West Orange street. ila-tidR
ILEAH HAVANA FILLER CIGARS FOX
~ cents. Guaranteed 70 be clear iillors, at
nARrMAN's YEhLoW FRONT CIGAR
'I'HE vERDiUT STILL STANDS THAT
i the best Sc. Cigar In the city IL at
hhhrMAN'S Yellow FRONT ,lGAR
- EiGAkT'S WINE STORE WILL CLOSE
IL june 10, att o'clock, y. m, TIL sept. lat.
rariiSS In Gaze OF sickness, recurring OLD
Will please call at li1 North Duke street.
i27lwdeOd II. E. shAYMAKER, Agt.
DEM Ui8Aiss risUm vOcts. FER nun
HARTMhN's YELLOW FHoNrCIGAR
STORE.
~ ASTED.-A rIHsr ULAsS HREAD
" and Cake baker. None but thoroughly
j: W. FISHER,
jc3O-2t. Mannoim.
IUBLEY's LIQUID RENsET.
IL A delicious dessert for warm weather.
Four recipes tor preparing It. 26c "A bottle. At
HU'BLEY'S DRUG STORE,
~ 6rnd No "A " est King st
4 Lus. MOE LIanT Brown SUGAR
Il Tor l0c, Pure White sugar only 7C,, Best
Granulatcd, 7sc. Largest stock OF selected
Teas ana ColieGs At bottom prices, In the city,
at CLhRKE'S TEA STOKE, No. 81 West
King street, Lancaster, Pa.
rrnE UIrY TAX DUPLICATE - Now
L in my hands and Is open for payment,
Three per cent abatement n paid on or before
July lst OniCo hours irpm . u. IN. too p. IN.
CT. MGEKS,
jC3lmd CITY Treasurer.
SOnOOL TAN FOX 1884. - rHE D,PLi.
- CATE Is IN the hands Ot the treasurer
Three per cent OF for prompt payment.
W.O. MARSH Ill. Treas.
No, IL Centre Square.
Once hours, from a. m. to / 70. IN. It'd
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Early closing.

1t il TO bo much regretted that the ar
raugomcnt made by our merchants and
shopkeopcrs 10 close their places OF bust
ness at six o'clock III tho evening during
the summer months, is likely to be- inter.
forcd with by tho refusal of very few
Of them Ia agree to close. IL seems hard
that hundreds of clerks, mon aud women,
should 10 shut up III no; stores these
Swclt"rInc evenings to crafty the cupidity
Of II inw employers who at best cannot
hope To make much more than will pay
gas bills. Tho public who sympathize
with the Overworkcd clerks will be apt TO
Discriminate in tho bestowal of their
patronage on those employers ho heed
their universal Ory-" Shut up; give us q
rest :"
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SECOND EDITION.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, JULY 2, 1884
MIDSUMMER CONGRESS.
TBr sEsArE In EXECUTIVE SESSION.
Sam. Losoh's y ppoi ntment Uon hrmed -Other
OontirmH, ons--Tbe Frederiohs- wiiso
Election Ease to be isecoDsidered,

Sam. Loschs y ppoiotmsntU Confirmed --Other
OonHrma,i ions--Tbc Frederiohs W iison
Election case to be KeooDsidered.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. July 2.-ln the
Senate, Hale reported thatithe conference
committee Of tho House were unable to
agree on the naval appropriation bill. The
senate insisted ON its amendments and
ordered another conference. The Senate
then went into executive session.
In executive session this morning tho
Senate confirmed tho appointment Of
Samuel A. Losch TO be secretary of New
Mexico; Walter g. Squire, of Washing
ton territory, was confirmed as governor
OF Washington territory, and Gilbert A.
Fierce, Of Illinois, as governor Of Dakota.
After ten minutes in executive session,
the Senate resumed legislative businets
aud soon afterward took up the suudry
civil bill.
In tho House.
In pursuance Of yesterdays agreement,
tho House proceeded to vote upon the mo
tion to substitute the minority fortifica
tiOn bill for the bill reported by the ma.
jority Of the appropriation committee. The
motion was agreed TO, yeas $50, nays 81.
The House elections committee to. day
decided TO reconsider its action of Monday,
whereby it vas agreed to seat Frcdericks
in tho contested election case of Frede-
ricks against Wilson, Of Iowa. 1t is
understood that two Democrats will
change their votos, and another Democrat
who did not voto will favor Wilson, the
Republican.
Tho Senate amendments to tho river
and harbor bill wero DOn.concurred ill.,
Forney (Alabama) from tho conference
committee on the army appropriation bill,
reported settlement between the two
houses. The report was agreed to without
discussion.
Henderson Uowa), Howey and York
voted with thoDemoorats in the affirmative,
and Dorgan, Ellis, Findlay, Finerty,
Hancock, O'Nell CMissouri) and Power
with the Republicans iu tho negative. The
bill as amended by tho adoption of the
substitute was then passed, yeas 1893, nays
40.
vetoed tho Eitz John Porter Bil.
The president has vetoed the F!tz John
Porter bill