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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-08
LANCEIE'S
ASTHMA
AND
|CATARRH
REMEDY.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Having struggled 20 years between
life and death with ASTHMA or PHTH-
IHIC, treated by eminent physicians,
and receiving no benefit, was COM
PEELED during the last five years of my
illness to sit on my chair day and night
gasping for breath. Ny sufferings were
beyond description In despair exper-
imented on myself by compromising
roots and herbs and inhaling the medi-
cine thua obtained. I fortunately dis
covered this WONDERFUL CURE FOR
ASTHMA AND CATARRH, warranted
TO relieve the most stubborn case of
ASTHMA IN FIVE MINUTES, so that
the patient can lie down to rest and sleep
comfortably. Please read the following
condensed extracts from unsolicited tes-
timonials, all of recent date:
Oliver v. r. Holmes, San Jose, Cal,
writes: 81 find the Remedy all and even
more than represented. Ireceive instan-
taneous relief
=. NJ. Carson. A NJ, Warren, Kan,
writes; "Was treated by eminent ply
sicians of this country and Germany:
tried the climate of different states
nothing afforded relief ike your prepa-
ration
TIE. Gates, County Treasurer, Phila-
delphia, Miss, writes: Have used the
Rcme0y. Would not live without it,
Every one that uses it recommends it,
L. B. Phelps, p. NJ, Griggs, Ohio,
writes: Suffered with Asthama 40 years.
Your mekicine in minutes does more
foF ma than the most eminent physician
did for rae IN three years
II. @. Plumpton, Joliet, H.. writes:
'Send Catarrh Remedy at once. CAM
not get along without il. find tito be
the most valuable medicine have ever
tried.ss
|. G. w. Brady, Nelson Co, KY, writes:
81 am using the Remedy, Gained s
pounds in weeks. W0 uld OF be with
ont il.
We have many other hearty testimo-
mails Of cure or relief, and in order that
al sufferers from Asthama, Catarrh,
Hay Fever, and kindred diseases may
have an opportunity Of testing the value
Of the Remedy we viii send to any adj
dress TRIAL PACKAGE FREE OF
CHARGE Address.
]. ZIMMERMAN & CO., Proprietors.
Wholesale Druggists, Wooster, Wayne
Co.. Ohio. FuH size Box BY mail 500.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-08
. W. &B.S'lT'

Eastern stand ard r,u.
IN and after Wednesday. a..
~ 1885, Passenger trains NH %RuI Y
Annapolis, daily, Except SUNDAY !, y, I,
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
AT GAO a. m, and 1905 D m ,,a..
p. no. Arrive at Annapolis. Al S ISs =
and l.4S P. m. and 5 so D. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave as follows S.SOa m 49,.
p. m. Arrive at Annapolis !, 1 "a y ~
m. and 6.2S p. m. 'Oss
Through coaches are run on ,naa
above trains between Baltimore ss N y y
narolis. 'uu ~
Through freight from BaltimOn a.
Local Freight Trains leave A.
Tuesdays and Fridays at 900 a. ~ ~
Freight will be transported A. S,l.
est rates, and will be received i 81 ~ "
more for Shipment to Annapolis y
as 800 y. m. y
p. m. j, WILSON RP0wy
y President and Sm
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-08
BALTIMORE IN The LEAD.
BauernSChmidt'S Pale Beer
rmE BEsT or ALL.

After ten years experience with Yves
tern Beer, and fair trial of all the va
rious brands, have found none to COM
pare with the excellent qualities of the
celebrated Bauernschmidt's Pale Beer,
for which am the sole agent for Annap-
oils. So popular has this Baltimore
manufactured Beer become that my bus
mess has more than doubly increased
since using ii. Mr.. James A. Bond, Of
the Rose House, has had similar exper-
fence and now handles the BAUERN-
SCHMlDTS BEER, in preference to all
others. 1t is superior article, and Gus
toners can always rely on getting cool
glass at
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
WASH!NGION NOrES.
- TT
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, August ,. l-si

"AsIIiNGIOS. Tuesday. August J. 1856.
IANAE's PRIVATE sECKETAE'.-i~ q. G. Lamar. Jr..
WAS appointed private srcrrttry TO his father
the Secretary Of the IntrrI"r. ie has been acting
that apacity ur.er aplO ntnent a. strnOgrapnor
RETURN ADVANCE GuAKD.-t'oloh~l d. =
Lamont returned Washington inns mOrnl = from b.
visit 10 his home ~ CORTLAND County. Nrwlo ork. lie
soincw improved In health bat II not yet cntlrcy
well.
TIE HAVASA FAST MAlI~-The Post Office Dcplri-
rurut ha- Informa that the steamship Mascot sailed
ast night from Tampa, Florii carrying The FIST DIS
p,tcn II Havana cuba. under the new mail
contract
NE CAB>IT-The Ca,inrt in about
three Today ARRANGING the anArS Of the part
ments iu Aniici patton or tnc sp-oy adJIurnincht o
CONGRESS. The Cutting and Rasnres caacs were also
cuDsidrrcd
NOMINATIONS The President sent the following
inatons To The Senate tD-Iay: Thomas Cooper 10 bc
4 oI-ctur OF In Ecvruus for the NIIth District
IIiuois JODn A. Parsons OF 'ryiand. 10 he prrc pal
Of he the General Land once; NIiI4m
j. Mcclure IL he herrIvrr Ilbr MDhrNs AT ''nr
Il A~nr. Idaho; A.cn Wood 10 Is Receiver oI fuJuc
Mnpeys susduNIr, C..; Fra j. Mo 1" lie Kegi.,r
OF the Land Oficc AT Denver, Co.; Joseph Holman TO
agen. Tor he InGnns a. the Omaha and MInheDavo
Reservations IN Nebrirka
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
,-n.lor In.a... m.le M. rerAr:
81 rlhY oFA T. >IiUIFfS UILI."
roUE nuIfI- SAID = IL FuK >ALt ~ A"nAnM
l. = " MAN-MLc AnA aLLIc. WV.

EDTE UpIfl- SAID u IL * ~Aif ~ \ - HAlN
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An u.dNrlfi i-rucaf, ~ u. ling allnr IN itS sab
,,, . a., ,,.,o,,f.,c. NJ. utI,I..h.,I .,-t.,., ,,
-''' "'''' ''' '' " 49, ~
unt9i- g.. sale - I'il d. 4. 9'''' ""' 60" "iI's
,n of fur-f hL.l.ug-. INrt ftft - fAc Wt.4
,....... lon ..,,, Iufr Inn, i.u-
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foIT oi Nr. ~irNN > H '7i iNlI.til~' ''I = itlIi
,.,.-f.. ., .rrk OF Mr. Du5cru.ll ~ That rlrt az
,.,, ..,h . .,,o,...,. ,r,.fr .,...
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
COTTON MARKErS-RY rrrRrR

LIVERPOOL, Aug 5-l230 p. m-Cotton- Business IL irm
al unO hanged prices M.tlng Uplln,s lod. 80. Mid
ding orleans. Xii. Salrs-IOOOO bales. including 1000
bales for speculation ant export Recepsl500 bales IN
cu,nx lO,2uO bales Ahlcrl,an.
futures qulst uplands Low MhdIng clause August ie
livery, tOid, do August AMI september delivery. IL
o4d also l3Oid do september anA October delivery
November December delivery. D 6oId: d, December
ami January delivery, 5Oid do. January and February
delivery .-Dad
lcndtrs deliveries toay's c,arings $500 bales new
do, ket ami |. loo bales old.
p m.lhe sales tlc day included $500 bales Amer.
FUTURES closed steady Uplands Mding clause. Au
delivery ll.6id sellers do september amt OcoOlrr do
livery OO4d do october and November delivery
odd. sellers; November and December delivery,
6.bsd sellers December aud January delivery, OU4d
sellers; and February delivery, Oid. value;
do February March delivery 9oid value; do septe
Der delivery liGid buyers -
ton Futures closed quiet. Uplands Low Mid.
dns clause Aususticllvcy lSOid buyeIs. do August
and september delivery l3otd buyers, do september
November delivery. 66id sellers; do. November ani
DcccmO.r delivery, 56ti sellers do December and jan
nary delivery 5oiL sellers do January do
lNcry JuI buyers, do February delivery,
,usl. september delivery. liOit sellers.
GALyEsION. Ang. 3.-totton quiet. Mn,lllng. l-l6;
Middhng, S9-l6; Good Ordinary, LIZ; net and
receipts ~ bales sales l23 bales stock 3 l3 bales
SAVANNAH, Aug 3-IOttOn nrm. Mhtling, SIS; Low
Middlng IS; Good Ordinary ll-l6; net ant gross re
cripts ~ bales; sales ~ bales stock D. los bales
NEw-ORLKANs, Aug S.-,otton quiet Mhtinng, 93.l6;
gross 20 bales; sales. 400 DLcs stock 1924
hale
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
Total since Jan lsls5I70G86 sl984zo025 sI.g.s,so
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON, Aug. 3l239 nunited state, Foar Per Cent
and Great Western First Mortgage Irs
tees Certificates 4g7- do second Mortgage lj2; Csnnan
Pacific tx Erie 3iii do second COnsois, lp2 Illinois
central Ii2: Mexican Ordinary. 3J ~. Paul Common.
- New-lork Central, llia- Pennsylvania 5o; Reading.
l3A.
30 p u-Paris advicos quote Three Per Csut Renes at
account.
L0ypov Ang "a D. m Atlantic ami Great Western
FIRST Mortgage Trustees Ccrticatcs 41a, Erie, 81 do.
ColSOs lOl's Ncw-iOrk Central llis; Reading.
l3L.
Bar silver IS quoted al i2d. per ounce.
Hudson Bay Company. 22a.
Canada Northwest Land Company, 3r
D. MI amount Oi bullion zone INTO the Bank OF Ing.
land on balance tOsiay II tiOOOv. -
advice quote Three Per cent kent9 al - francs -
ia,
spanish FouIs. J1i+
I:igiIS Aug. -Ile statement of the Imperial Bank Of
Germany a errea-e specie Of 322DDUD TaarSs.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Aug 3-Provisons- Bacon. Cumberland Cut
3is Oi. Mhlics. 6d. Clear Mudics,
itiDs, J3s Ui SHOULDERS 21s. Od per Vw l.
Drcl-5is O. lnila M,ss. Prime Mess. 4ss Od
tOik-iIo Mess. Js od per DDi; irno Mess Easter 10
bosO; Western. oOs Oh Lard Amercan 3is Prime west
Jis Lard OIL 32s. Sd Iiams-Long cut JSs od:
Shoulders I'D butleriOs per- Tor nnest ntc
States Cheese American Choice Ais. Oi. Wheat isel
Western SPRING od a It's. ID; Red Winter. Is o'i =
os Id per Genital; New No Winter, ts a.; 40 No.
.d New Mixed Western tsi i CALIFORNIA 70 y
y,i do. M. =. u.s. o per o-nIA f,v
ducc-Sprs ot Iurpentinc. 2os Oh, do AT lonoi -os v
per cwt; Kenncd Petroleum, od gallon cio'ct "e'
American e 4as per csI ralios-3,s ~ 20. r % cwt
Fine American. 2os. 3D.: Prime city, 25s Uu per Wv NJ
kosin-C Coinon, IS. i'd; Pale lis od @Os H Lisessi ~
AIS I'd per Provisions Refrigerated no's
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

Tho United States Treasury at Washington received
$275,0 900 National ba notes for redemption.
Tue customs receipts were $7S3, ,j5S
revenue receipts 81 lS5.453.
Tne foreign exchanges were ddll and steady
at quotations for business follows: BanksrS
bills 81 sia and - S6l4 for long and short sterling
respectively; 52O3s 5.l7os for francs; 95s and
055 for reichmarks; 40ls and 4Oas for guIiiers.
In London British cOnsOls were steady at SATURDAYS
fgures-l0l ZIG !or both money and account United
states bO Iis unchanged at l294 and l14It re-.
speedway for the Is aud 4l2 Aurr.can ra.,ays a
the led to yesterdays advance IN tna
home market and central aud HUDSON was specisliv
strong. At The close he market was duh and ste dv
at something OF tho best BgHres Bar siiyct n
quoted at f26 yer English standard. The Bank
or England gained fio.0O0 bullion on balance. AZ
81 77la AMI sight exchange London WIS steady ~
% 20 the g. Tho weekly statement OF the
Imperial Bank OF Germany shows u specie loss ot
1920, 900 marks.
EIsewhere Is advertised plan for resijnstment OF
the amounts represented by the Chesapeake Onio
bonds are offered 10 pcr cent IL the capital
stock or the Newport News and Misisspl Valley Com
exchange for the bonds The holders Of Series
offered % In the stock O the Newport News
aui Msslss Nalay Company In consideration or
cepting per cent Interest from May 1856 and
further inducrm"pt the maturity OF the bond be
extended to 1856. Tne schsDe already has received
Of the bonds and to be well caIcu.
lated TO avoid repetition OF existing difficulties and
preparatory final closer connection OF all the Lines
leased to tie Newport News and Mississippi Co.
Exports OF mel rchandise from New York:
For the week........ SC s3o5Gl sG2lsS66 s7.33iG7l
Previously reported17s3i9,l2j lsI26l,0jo li+.59iD9
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

81 LorIs. Aue 3-'au"- Receipts. $50 head. shin
u,.ufS marcel -tfones tuod tho.cc
ping steers - '"niinon Ia far :. uU0 ~ 49,
Lurlrr y.dt - 30 t"ws lir,r,. -, ID
Fcrdcfn. a. 2JUsl 3d. I.xan,.
~ 2Ja
Iogs nc,cipia 800 head. shipments loo head mar kct
ann. Light - OO4Si ~. I"ohmg. 81 5Odt -. Heavy,
S.eeo" Irccpt-, l2rO head. shipments, 700 market nm
~ &yd 81 %.
,,ur A,o .u. g. IN, Drpr~rs Joprddi reports Crns
Receipts. 200 head. shipments, LOO; nnrAct Shp.
NM - ~p k,l- aud l,ritI
tnw. ..us Mixed. ~ ,U0- 80. buIa, b 80
thumgh IL steers. - tOH fS -.
Joqs Receipts lrOD head. shipments. 5000. market
,t,y .uugh and Mixed ~ -u0 - $40 Packing and ~inp.
ping n Light Weights. ~ SAIps ~
"a
%1,,D- Icr.pi-, 1000 head. shipments, 200. market
.i,.y NaVCs II 7JQ-io Western, 81 JOa 70 40 IcI.
su,. ii .J4 % Lambs. *3 UOG - Ou
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
TIE RIGHT TO SELL GRANTS NEMOIRS

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 3 (>pecidD. D.-ATgumcnt
vas hearG Tins ny Judge Butler liz The Uuitrd
Circuit Court. In tho suit brought by Webster
* Co.. OF Ncw-York, to restrain John Wanamskrr from
selling General Grants " Memoirs" 1T rctail. A. the
CONCLUSION of tho argument the court said that the
question hinged the law Relating to the
made between The pnD lshrrs ana their agent
The contract was such make the agent simply "a
AGENT The n1unc,On onli Issue. hut II the
tract TO make the as-nt purchaser
of ne books rom tne publishers, tn-a ho had the
10 dispose OF Ihem any way he chose Ihe Judge re-.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
ANOTuFR"CIERICAL ERROR"

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3 (Spec'aG. Another
mis- Axe IN the records Of The Hodso was rod
today soon enough. perhaps To prevent tho failure OF
the Oii 10 Increase pensions Of mon who lost mb
in tho military naval service The House OH yestcr
day passed the Senate bill with slight amendment
WHOM the returned to the Senate oy the Cork OF
the House u panied with asAtsm-nt that II
had passed the House A" without snendm~nt IL WAS
1ru,utIy sarolied by tho Senate Clerk was signed
fhs presdsnt pro and sent 10 Mr.. Cleveland Wocu
~ Ar - 10 resurn the bill and Informed that u
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
ppDrNAypING CUTTINGS RELEASE.

ACTION OF TIE rOEEIGS AFfAIGS COMMITTEE
possible CONPLiCAIIoNs.
WASHINGTON, Aug. > (SpScidD.- Call
next week. aud will tell you when 10 call again. saii
the SLOW debtor creditor whoreq rested the paw nsn
or bill one /. rem in led OF this remark by the action
OF the House Committee Foreign Affairs IN request
ing the President renew the demand for the release
of the said Cutting." The committee held long seSsion
toav which esnted in the adoption OF the folio WING
preamble ana resolutions the author Of which. Is 's
serted upon gooi Authority. Secretary Bayari him
self:
Bhsc,aS A. X. Cuttinc, American citizen. l.
wron-iuy deprived of his liberty by Mexican officials
nj Pr 80 del NOrte IN the R-pub of Mexico. and,
Whercas Tue MEXICAN Government refuses {" release
said cutting upon the demand Of tue President OF the
nhcyeas Inc Government Of Mexico alleges as a rca-
son for IFS relusa coupy with snch demand thai
sad Cutting IL guilty OF vioatiDs Mexican law up"
Anercap sol; and
ciatink ihe disposition shown ny the O"Vefnhehl ol
Mexico 10 carry out ineinaiional oosa ion' c" neVel
assent the doctrine tnat citizens OF the Uuitcd states
may prosecuted in foreign country Tor acts done
wholly upon American soil, therefore be II
hGSOrcd First, tnat the House "i Repre- ap.
proves OF the action OF the President OF the United
States demanding the release OF said A n GU INK
R,soref, Second, that the Pre.iient OF The Uhlted
States AM lie Is hereby requested l" rene" 'nc "
mand for the release OF said A. n. Cutting.
Itisexprcled that the resolutions Will pass the House
Tomorrow. A member OF tho Foreign Ansns Commit
ter holding close relations with the Administration.
TO- night that tho adoption OF the Cutiins rcson
tions should they pass the House, would imply much
more than seemed 10 be generally supposed. In the
ftstplace, he SAID, Mexico has been asked to relets
this uian Culting; Mexico has REUSED and has gwen
reasons These resolutions declare those reasons nsu
Gent and request the President 10 renew the demand
He .ad should this new demand be refused. Minis.
ter will be at withtrawn. and then In all proba-
bty an extra session OF Congress would nave to be
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

PHIL AprIrIII, Aug 3-Flour-Denand light but re
,cptr nV,Tdtc prices steady; Western anl
SuI"r - fJG>3 90, do Lxtra - OOa -
" heat lower, SPOT Lots quiet. Nrw No cd. III xpor
No. fcnHnylNaIila Krd. il,,
August sJ aaic sept, ~ aJc. oct. 81 sc. NoV
.1H.c Corn w'dA. Spot Luts quiet. Steamer No
Mixed. track 5Oc No. High Mixed. IA gram depot 81
q. l,liow. track and depot. No.
August iJc sept. 5UaJO oct 81 Itc Nuv
5l .aJl s.c. oats brn Rejected hit~ >? , No White
sept 3isi 5'ic October "a 80 &C. Nos 80, a3J ~
ButtcT IcnnsNINaniA creamery inir 2Oa2lc. Bfadfon
County Now York kxia. 10 bc. Western Creamery
LhiIa 10 lOc. CleoscNrw York full cream 40
Granulated. Girc. tonccton-rs A. 5aidJAc. Il.
ceips-flour. 1000 bbs; heat, l5d.OVO BUSH Corn 5000
bush snpnents-Whcat, 1900 busAS Cesn. 2.OvV bush-
Oats. 10000 bush.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
OVER THE PRESIDENTS VETO
UNANIMOUS VOTE TO PENSION ROMIsER.
TIE CASE OF MARY j. NOTTAGE DEBATED IN THE
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSE.l

SEN ATE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.1
WAsuINGToN, Aug. 3. The Senate to-day
oas.ed over the Presidents veto without dissenting
VOTE IN" bali placing the name Of Joseph Eomiser upon
the pension rolls. Fifty votes cast and Of these
more than oneAalf Democrats. Senator wilson,
OF Maryland stated that the bill had been vetoed by the
Pres dent under a uisapprehensOn Komisrr had maIe
applcation the Pension Oice. which not known
10 the at III. time he vetoed the bill In the
case Mary j. NotIage, tho vote in favor OF passing the
bill over Pre-iruts veto did not reach the cohsu
tiona wohirds oriy. THIS bill led TO an anlma'eu
discusson In whlc Messrs Blair, Fa Whitthorhe ana
Ieler took part.
Mr. Patt that while the President was undouot-
edy within letter OF the Constitution he was en-
trey OF its spirit in the manner In whch he nd"
exercised the power The President, who concrVco
that should veto every bill winch as inelho' oi n
Senate Housr he wOuli feel callsi upon 10 so.o
AGAINST mistaken entirely the purpose oi lhe r
aud under which IL was ihtoh"ou ~
Isci.
Mr. Teller lik-nrd the position Of the iresluehten.
gagged examining and ong ponsion DIS 90 n, o
an "eagle Catching Ics ana SAID mat the peope VI no
United states did expect tielr e"SIe " Nv 0o va"
played. V. oc nave,
TIE vote was taken and resulted: Yeas 20 nays -,
aparty yoe except that Mr. WILSON, OF Mar! aho, 'o'eu
tn the Affirmative.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
AGREEING on THE SURPLUS RESOLUTION

WAsHINCTON, Aug INpccldI.- i he agTcc-
n,it Of tie the surpu Resolution caused
somc surprise day IN OF the large majority y
which all propositions amend 1t were rejected Dy the
House when tie resolution was under confederation
There IL some believe that the change o. front
h, Mes,rs Morrison sud Breckenridge, who, with Mr.
uiscock were the coDf-rces the part OF the House
W.. due to A administration and Democratic senatorial
Influence which been freely exerted 10 defeat or
modify the original proposition. Tue Senate eoDcfee'
agreed t. drop provision Tor the redemption OF the
trade dollars nj their par value. They also agreed that
the pend opel aons underte JOINT ics
on shall he oi s.d with the SECRETARY of the Treasury
ins,rs OF tue President and th~s the word pos loe
shai be substtuted Tor the ""ri susp~nH in .n'
Senate The report O1 Tue cohieiecs "aN
sninnlttel the House ihis AFTERNOON 700 'a'e "'
n Iiuu aud Ma ordered TO b- prin;c Inc A""nI7i"
non men are pretty conn ent that II Will PASS III
House. and II Ia not expcctei th1t tue hcPuo.o""
K.prrsenAtv Will OPPOSE the iDrASuio I'D us bIe1"n'
form. TH. opinion pressed that the report WI" pass
he AnO.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

hind their orders and the Pennsylvania Tube WORKS
are likewise unable TO catch mp. Natural gas lines
which wers built several years got their piping at
pr ces that would ie laughed AT now Tho Philadelphia
Company paid only 81 a ioot Ior lI.ncn pipe, Will
paid 90 cent. for - now selling for 81 65. Esh Inch
nIne selling 80 40 above the prices al
thrt time II salt tnat 81 .ooOOoo net profit Will b.
m ,ie this wear Y alone
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
PROFITS MADE BY PIPE AANUFA CTURERS.

PITTsBURG. Aug. 3 (Speciab.-The pipe man
ufactures only of Ptishurg and vicniiy. uut oso
whose works are elsewhere, are enjoying "boom re-
sultlne from the development OF Datura gas The
largest concerns arc far behind In Iher orders yet
they are working TO their tuli capacity The National
IuDe Works said 70 10 nfty sixty miles be-
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
sUNDRY CIVIL AND DEFICIENCY BILLS.
HE MAIN OBSTACLE ~ TIE WAY OF ADJOURN
MENT REMOVED.


ME\T REMOVED.
WAsuINGTov, Aug. = ,Spec3ah. -Considcrab
opposition was shown ia the House to the conference
roports on he Deficiency bill and the sundry
Cvil hill today, hut both were adopted after
some discussion The MlssssippI Valley Representa-
uves wcr arercved because the t~n for the support
II the Mississippi River Commisson had been dropped
from tie suudry Cvll bill colonel Grain Of Texas Va,
indignant because appropriation for the payment Of
Gnlve-for e. aim n I'd disappeared the d. Dtcrucy
oil. ana Mr. Holman angry anddrsp"nfru' h cause
the suDdry Cvl ii contained PROVISIONS Tor tue cr'A
on OF new Offices and the payment Of Lew saiarie'.
lie declared that this Congress has created more new
pices any Congress snce the war. aud that +, l.
time TO call a hat.
The Dcnc,ency Appropriation bil apnroprictes
- 6~5OOpO The senate aGIcd nearly ~2o)oopt % The
.Iousc nln Which reduced So1o.ppp IN conference.
Among the neus All cs"n ont ~ conference "hs the
arcou4t~ ri-Allowri by The First control! r. the
provision Tor payment o Fovrin nent ir"n'p"i'l'h o.
rsc fc ri roads; aud me iionsr provision nlIht l"
800 tne annual tees OF Uuirt st,trs Conmi.siourr-
me ai,S ,rnrr,on 81 G5751 being an IN.
crease of - I}i5.9-j over tnr a"n 'ppr pria 'i hf
ne House .i' A"d 'ctsr "i N!.'""'-'' i~ H' APP
prppr A"h mode ~ ,he Nr!t'' ia" "f! !'pf ''''h .'
s ~Iu-91 Oi0 than tn Gepsltnchtilc- tlnar-
>}.5i-.25b less thsu she ap r"rra Ion mat "' tr
i ~undr, eva m!. Ih~ Coast ITEM It-"rieI
IS the 4ic Remains Snb>thuilly A. u past 60"
-enae wniir the provision for tne protect i"n . l-
urOVeiuent o. ire IcuOwst"n" AK iS the sam" - tht
made IN ori-Iua Hin~e bII. ihr clause 90 tii.on
Once huiiaiug moi he'd O." place Tia" hLilAlAs
rol "i the secretary OF III" In enr u no
nutsid- bureaus t. hr placed 300 thO Ouitn- urt
completed. Tie BaiinpliI statuc atom ihs"ri q by
remains IA TIE bilL For the prOt c!!'n ut
pnbIc la d $4,000 r. a.iu"ri.
the senate tnis evening ir. Alison r ON I'd" COM
It,rr on Approprlit.ns reported hill ariuop-aiing
$4,000 Tor the cninren- tflon and 'Nprn~"- ui the
h's.-,iPp Kiv"r Commission. ant $1,000 FOR t"e
Missouri River tommi> >sipn. Nr EluInI- Oh irh ;r-
zcd TINS hill rupirica kna oi i"xslauon-p~cln'
out he ncicncy biil the Kv-r aud Iltrnor 'ii aud
Inc ~unafy tivu bill. IA' hil vas passed There
-nfur on
tIvi h!l by Ms.rs tonger. Ie Ter aud Hn~ry Tor tie
the conlcrr"< had yic!ct part 10
House the question OF appropriAu ns for school,
Alaska.
Mr. Eduunds also opposed the reduction 81 the ap
proprla ion lie rather anNlOI< To- see Tie green
nll- vermont, bat lie wonli rather stAv h-rr nnt
december than Yield on this question. Astrr further
debate th~ rrporf wt~ adDptcd-Vrs-. y nav, -
On mnion q" Mr.. ,is"n, :'!I was passed appropri-
tng $4,000 ior the purpose o. site for the Congress
slOual nDraty
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
sEhVIcES AT LCEAN GhOCE.

OCEAN GROVE, n. j., Aug. 3 lSpecah 1.-The
,oung pcOpios meeting had iarge attendance this
morning after season spent IN singing fro Professor
Aernry's new book, (" q joyful VINES The meeting
today Was led by Mrs Lncy iydrr Meyer. Of the
Chicago framing -cho, nns took for her su ct:
"rhp Foundations OF UI Faith" Ihis evening Mrs.
Meyer gave a bIOlo roaaiIn-.