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! allowed the State of Maryland from Janu
ary 1, 1873, and Virginia from January l.
1850. The bill provides, however, that
any money due the government by these
States shall rbe dsdncted from the amount
found due the States. 80
= The time TOR Holding the Oxford
Agricultural fairs this year have been
liked, for spring fair, June 2, and 4.
Fall fair 20 and 80 of September and LIST OF
October. sa lG sig gIG3E III ~
John Barrett, colored, was arrested
last Thursday in ChestertoynJ by officer
Simpson, charged by Thomas Mason,
colored, with attempting, to rob and Kill
him about two weeks before Christmas.
Mason says Dr. Taylor was with Barrett
and assisted in the assault. Justice Wheat
ley committed the two parties. s.
The difficulty between the Whining
ton Republican and the Knights of Labor
and the Printers Union has beenadjusted.
By the terms Of the agreement the Re-
peblicam must . hereafter employ five
Union compositors, and also have as fore
man and assistant men who are members
of the Union. THE Republican, also
agrees to take into the Office two apprenti-
ces regularly indentured for five years
WHO shall be thoroughly taught the
trade. li ssi t'1 = ~ -.s.
= The County Commissioners of Cecil
county continued in session, on last We'd
nesday. They were engaged mainlyein
the correction of the assessment for 1886.
Proposals for erecting the bridge at Head
off fSassafras were received from George
R. Tarbutton at S949 and VIM. H.. Spratt
at $3.50. A delegation of citizens of
Chesapeake City waited upon the board
and urged them to add S., 1000 to the school
appropriation for the coming year, 50 as to
enable the School Commissioners to build
suitable school house in that town.--.--
WV. Woodford and r. M. Hop
kins Jr., accompanied by Misses Ida and
Mollie Cole on Saturday, while returning
from Millington to Centreville. attempted
to cross swollen stream above Church
Hill. The current swept the carriage and
occupants down the stream. The carriage
was turned over with the occupants on
the inside and the horse thrown down.
The young men and ladies managed to
get out of the vehicle into the water, which
was nearly five feet deep. The young
ladies held on to bushes along the banks
until the young men could extricate them
from their perilous position, and all land
ed without seriss harm They suffered j1.
tensely from the cold before they -cohld
reach any habitation, The carriage was
abandoned. - Baltimore Sum-, ff Jfl'a o.
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New Advertisements.

The following new advertisements appear
in this Issue of the TRANSCRIPT
- DR.. Lobb. ss "
= Rupture.
- distinguishes. i5r Re- s~.tF q n 1nsa
e-Baugh q sons-Phosphate. 5R
wanamaker & Brown-Clothing.
ID. @. Bragdon-Artist's Materials.
M L. Hardcastle--Gents furnishing
goods and ladies neckwear and handker-
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= - n = y
Milford Agitated.

The Philadelphia Press tells a, story
about one Henry N. T. Reville who it says
claims to have legal right to about all the
land upon which Milford is built and to
a good deal more of Sussex county be-
cause of the expiration of certain old
ninety-nineyear lenses made gbyan Eng
lish ancestor who once owned the land
under an English grant. Reyille says he
has the papers ~ cleaT and title perfect for
all that he claims. There areother heirs,
but he is the oldest aud will push the
claims Of the ot,eess Milford is, ,agitated.
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sCorrs EMULSION OF PURE ,
Cod Liver OIL, with Hypophosphites.

hriScrofuIo,ts and ConsunapttUe Cases.
DR.. C. G. Lockwood, New York says:
81 have frequently prescribed Scott's
Emulsion and regard it as valuable
preparation in scrofulous and consump-
tive cases, palatable and eficacious.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her CAST0RIA
When she was Child, she cried for CASTORIA
When she became Miss, she clung to CASTORIA
When she had Children, she gavethem CAST'A
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THE MARKETS.

MIDDLETowN GRAIN MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JOHN w. JoLLs.
WHEAT-No. /, 95CORN-
No ., 90 Yellow, 409OO
Timothy Seed $50 White, :, 40Q0O
Glover Seed, q @l21zl oats, 5otgoo
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8slr das|
FOR, RE

Inc DWELLING now occupied by Mrs.
Lippincott Also, Blacksnith or Wheel.
wright shop and small stable.
l2feb-h Mrs. F.. e. CoMEGYs
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FOR RENT.

SEVERAL CONVENIENT ROOMS
on WestMain Street in Midaletown. Apply
at
12feb-tf TRANSCRIPT OFFICE.
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PUBLIC SALE!

The undersigned, by virtue of an order of
the Orphans Court, of Cecil county, as ad-
ministratrix of Thomas Il. Price, deceased
will sell at public sale, at his late residence,
on the farm 'ii''s
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OVER THE OCEAN.
England.


LONDON, Aug, 5.-The Marquis OF
Londonderry, Lord Lieut. Of Ireland, Sil
Michael Hicks Beach, chief secretary
started for Dublin today
Mr.. Shandhorst presided over larg,
meeting of Liberals at Birmingham las
night. 1t was decided to run Cook against
Mathewson on the ground that tories art
proposing period of legislative inactivity
The Standard is angry Every matter. i,
says of restorationof the Liberal union is all
very well, but was not the ground on which
the election was fought Birmingham
unionists can't oppose the sitting of Con-
servatives without a gross breach of faith
nor home rule without gross breach of prin-
ciple.
meeting of Liberia unionists was held
in Devonshire house, the residence of Lord
Harrington today. Lord Harrington pre-
sided, and among those present were Jo-
seph Chamberlain, Sir Henry James, Messrs.
Ryland, Cain and others Lord Harting-
ton in a long speech upon the coming par
liamentary work proposed that the attitude
of hostility towards the adherents Of the
late government be abandoned. The Lib
eral sections should cooperate in an en-
deavor to secure the enactment of useful
legislation and oppose uni,edly all proposals
looking 20 the separation of the empire He
said the consolidation of the party was only
a matter of time Cheers Towards tina,
end Unionists should at once identify
themselves with the rest of the Liberals by
taking seats in the house of commons among
them. He reiterated the opinion that the
split in the party will soon be ended
Chamberlain followed Lord Harrington
and said he would willingly accept the
leadership of Lord Harrington with whom
he was in entire. cordial sympathy. He de-
clared that such action rs Lord Harrington
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Kansas City Grain and Produce.


Flour-Dull; quotations in car lots: Xxx. 15c; xxx
81 65@1 - patent, 81 tca2 10.
Wheat-lieceipts. i,bs shipments, 1900; in store,
$4,000; market stronger; No. red cash, GSs.
September, gre; October, "a bid, C434 asked; No
soft cash, e11a bid. 90 asked.
Corn Receipts. 1900; shipments 21.Uo; in store.
1900 bigger; No. ,. cash ieip; August. 3i14 bid,
3l. asked; September, 351e October 36.; No white
cash. 1864
oais-No. .. cash. "a; August, p; September, 2C24
bid, 2s asked.
Rye-No. 2cash 10 bid.
Hay-firm fancy small baed, 50 90, large, S. 50.
Mill stuif-tuict
Butter-Steady; creamery fancy. IS; good, l5 dairy
IL store packed 10; common, 1.
Eggs-Steady at S1.c
Corn Meai-tireen. -; dried, 90
Corn Chop-Iulk, 20; sacked -.
Shipstuf-45d5lc.
'ran-Buik. 49, sacked. II.
Cheose-Fuli cream. s1s: fiat, Jos; Young America.
To- Kansas SOL
Pouitry-Steady: old hens 81 o0Cr2 p; mixed, 81 10
spring chickens large, 81 -. small, 81 25e,l 30.
Dried Apples, lose; peaches, Ito3]9c.
Wool-Missouri, unwashed heavy fine, 1ddlS; light.
1s6,22 medium combiEg 2s2}; coarse, ~; low and
carpet, l5o,l1 Kansas ana Nebraska heavy fine l5g Is;
light 1921; medium 2d 3; tub washed choice, 3iaS5;
fine, 32@:s} dingy and low, l6a29.
Broom corn-fiur, 10 self working, 6ee7; common,
s; crooked. 3l.csi
Hides-Dry flint. No !, 10 No p IL bulls and stays,
s; dry salt No. TO- No. Z, s; salt No /, S34 No.
3 III uncrrd 20. No. :, &; calf, se9; sheep
pelt dry, 01, u.
Tallow-No. l. SO; No. !. 23t
Provisions Sugar cured hams. 1924 breakfast bacon,
10: dried beef 100; dry salt clear rib Sides ST %;
long clear. S. shoulders s. short clear. So 50:
smoked clear rib Sides So GO: long clear, ST s.; short
clear s. OD;mess pork. $40 90 beef, s. 90.
Lard-Choice tierce. So l21s.
Elov ox.al-k Noes M
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st. Louis Grain and Produce.

ST. LOUIS. August ).
Flour Dull, unchanged; 50 2562 81. family
g. 1902 50; choice 81 *jet3 10; fancy, So zoos IS
extra fancy 50 6UGu3 -; patent. 81 2tgi ~.
Wheat-Fairly active and higher. The market
ruled firm during most Of the session and closed a
top figures. L@a4c higher than yesterday.
Sales ranged: No. red cash, IS; September,
U4@1s. closed 1i5s; October. l9sa 1875 closing 1875
Corn-Active and higher. The market opened easy
and sc lower but rallied and advanced 4Jec clos
ing at outside figures.
Sales ranged No. mixed cash, 40; September,
4pCG4OGs. closing 4U.s October, 4l49i2is. closing
42ls.
Oats-Firm and M@4c higher; No. 2 mixed cash,
2511; September. 21l4 October, %.
Rye-W eak; 80 bid.
J}arley-No market.
lead-Weak; refined and chemically hard; 81 GO.
! Butter-Quiet and steady; creamery, 1,@a; dairy,
10@l6.
Eggs-Frm. Sc
4 Whiskey-Steady; 81 ".
< Pork-Sl0 y.
l Lard-S6 50
= Receipts Flour. $500; wheat. l400; corn, ls.0a;
|lAts, 61tstE rye. 1000: barley l.uO
,Shipments-Flour. 1l.bs: wheat 1000; corn. 1000
oats, ll,tpl: rye 100; barley, none.
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st. Louis Live Stock.

ST. LOUIS, August =
RCattle-Receipts. 1870; shipments, 40 firm and
steady on Texas and best butchers cattle shippers
1Oc lower good 10 choice shippers. "a A's4 .; com
COWS and heifers, g. 25S 80; through Texans 81 80
a. 50.
HoGs-Receipts. $50; shipments, $500; market slow
and lower; butchers and best heavy 81 800. 70;
MIXED packing 81 06,& IS; grassers and common
MIXED, g 2sd4 q.
sheep Receipts $780, shipments. 1900; market active
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CHICAGO, August 5.
Cattle-Recepts. $50: shipments 1850; market
strong good grades shipping steers, &stGl5n pound.
q S6b(S5 ~; stockeR and feeders g 4oGS 90 bulk,
e ktO62 IS; through Texas cattle, cows s. 25te
a.; steers. q COOS ~.
Hom-Receipts N0O; shipments, a.aU; market
eloSv: rough and mixed. s. iap4 20; packing and
ohjpping b 75Gs ~; light q od4 ~ skips g 5Sa
sheep Receipts. 2sso shipments. Sou market
etr}Dmg natives g. 0k54 o.; western, q 0DCiS 50;
Te3Eas, q 1905 90 lambs. o 0na4 IS.
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Chicago Grain and Produce.


The fact that the amount when on ocean passage
showed an increase of less than $4,000 bushels IN
steady of 10000. as announced yesterday. caused a
better feeling in wheat today. The market opened
weak, starting at 761sc for September. Values stead
lily improved however until September had touched
,1sc. on good buying reached to nae closing at that
price bid. Ii contended that shipments from
first hands showed falling of,
Injury reports continue to come in and under its
influence corn recovered of its strength today
the market closing higher
Oats were stronger but quiet.
Provisions ruled lower but closed well up to yeser
days figures.
Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Sales ranged: August, 7p4a75H closed Is;
September, l61sd1,1s, closed 1854; October. sS4 1S1
closed 'Sas; No. Spring 'i34@15; No. , red 654.
Corn Cash. 1885, August i2a.cy 49,, closed 433s
september f'4@4i4; closed l4ss; October, s414@i51e
closed 45i4.
oa,s-C;:sh, 1855: August 215ss27 closed 275S; Sep
TENDER. 2o$4'ge94, closed 2S5s; October 23ss2sj
closed 2gLs.
BYE STEADY, No. p cash. 50
Barley-Steady; No. :, 62l1c.
Flax Seed-Steady; No. /, 81 1874.
Pork Cash, 81 51la September. SO 471Sa9 6219.
closed 50 s2le October 50 52@9 121 closed 50 12.
Lard - Steady cash Sc 30; September ST gnd6 Is,
closed s. 49, October 81 5,4G5 561s, closed Sc org
Whskey-Steady, 81 II.
ButterNery dull; creamery, l3s1s dairy 121<@1iJ4.
Eggs-9l.tl0c.
Reoeipts-Flour, 1900; wheat. $500; corn asoO0;
oats, lSO,su; rye, 5gs; barley, 26,U,D.
Shipnents-flonr. 1866 wheat, 5000 corn, ls9,-
UU oats, 9i.pr; rye, 1850: barley. none
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DIR. VIM. HALL.
OVER wooDMAN's BANK. l,a MAIN ST,


Continues to successfully treat all diseases of
He does do general practice as he gives his entire
time TO his speciatie. In the years ne has been
in Wichita ne has cured hundreds OF ladies in this
city ana adjoining towns, any of whom Will speak
the highest terms of his successful and gentle
manly treatment while under his care. II any person
afflicted with of the following diseases VIII
suit him first time will be gained, money saved and
disappointment averted:
INFLAMMATION, LIBERATION,
MISPLACEMENT. or Prolapsus Of the Womb,
and all UTERINE TROUBLES,
POLYPUS AND FIBROD TUMORS,
causing too frequent, painful and irregular menstru
atOnS
LECCORRHCEA etc.
He also successfully treats all kidney and bladder
trouble of male and female, such as,
PARALYSIS. NEURALGIA
Foreign Bodies in the Bladder and Urethra
causing two frequent and painful urinatng, ard all
forms of PRIVATE.
SEXUAL DISEASES
such as Spcrmatorihea. Impotency, and all the un
pleasant results Of such troubles.
SYPHILIS positively cured and entirely eradcated
from the system.
GONORRHEA cured in from three to eight DAYS or
no pay.
GLEET and STRUCTURE cured in patients of wears
standing.
PILES and other diseases of the genito urinary or
gans quickly cured He guarantees all durable cases
If he cannot cure you he will plainly tell you
CONSULTATION FREE.
Remember that he is at his old Office at 143 Main
street. over Woodlands Bank address lock box
ga. d&w
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New York Grain.

II NEW YORK. AuKuSt
Wheat Spot lots shade higher. Options opened
heavy and ,s@ssc lower. later strengthened and ad
va5Aceh k@s4c closing frm.
9ales ranged: Ungraded red 7sGs9o: ungraded c. F.
= L. So No red. S2sa@SSla No red. sscSSSls Gle
vakoe. 83seS,,s delivered: No red August. SeS5as
caQoed e93s; September, S5i4&s6A.
9om-opot lots l49Ac higher and less active.
OS,eSous opened NC lower; later advanced hon and
cadsed dnll.
9hlss ranged Ungraded. 47el5os1: No. ?, sA@sHl
e9ke, aDSa5l eevator. sosa afioat5 No August. sou
ooA closed Sas; September. Splp6s5la.
Aariey- Steady.
4Geser-Rather quiet; western. laG2
Aoooe-Firm. western 1ka1a.
D-Dull and weaker western fresh lssaal;
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Fever Endemic.

PITTsBURG, Aug. ). -Twenty-five new
cases of typhoid fever and three deaths
were reported on the south side today.
There are now over two hundred cases,
many serious
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Object to the Director.

MADISON, Ind, Aug. 5-The Republi-
cans of the Fourth Indiana district NOM
mated Capt. Angus ID. Van Osdel for con-
gress against Hon W. S. Holman
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proposed would speedily restore the unity
of the party. The unionists, he said. were
the real victors at the late election. Cham
berlains remarks were received with en-
thusiasm and cheers
Messrs. Ryland, Ceilings. Cain and Sir
Henry James also spoke in similar strain.
4 vote of thanks to Lord Harrington was
then passed by acclamation and a resolu-
ton unanimously adopted that Radical and
Wing Cnionists should work together: that
leaders who are privy counsellors should
claim seats in the house of commons on an
equality with Gladstonite leaders. The
meeting unanimously endorsed the senti-
ment OF the speakers. Some reports saw
that forty, andUthers sixty, were present al
the meeting.
Parliament assembled this afternoon.
Gladstone, when he went into the house Of
commons, took a seat on front bench
his advent was unnoticed. Chamberlain
soon afterward entered, and sat down on
the same bench, which was occupied also
by Lord harrington and John Morley,
Gladstone's chief secretary for Ireland,
Lord Harrington sitting between Morley
and Chamberlain When Gladstone saw
Chamberlain the ex-premier arose, went
over to the Radical dissentient leader and
shook hands with. chin cordially, and held
a conversation with him and Lord Harting-
ton
Right Hon. Arthur Willersey Peal, Lib
eral member for Warwick and Leavington.
was reelected speaker.
Ireland.
DUBLIN, Aug 5.-The following motion
was proposed by Parnell and seconded by
Harrington at Yesterdays meeting Of the
National league: We deem it our duty to
warn the government that depreciation in
prices of farm products since indicial rents
were fixed makes it impossible for tenants
to pay rent We suggest the immediate
revision Of such rates and the remodeling
of rents, fixing clauses in order to secure
protection for tenants. We also recon-
mend the suspension of evictiOns
Marquis Londonderry took the oath of
Office as lord lieutenant, and Sir Michael
Hicks Beach took the oath as chief secre-
tary for Ireland, today in this city
BELFAST, Aug 5.-Mobs have been as
scmbling in the streets today threatening
serious disorder.
Prussia.
BERLIN, Aug 5-Emperor William
will leave Gastein August 18th He gave
banquet yesterday in honor of the En-
press of Austria Prince Bismarck and a
grand company were present.
The editor of the BOersen Zeitlng has
been sentenced to pay damages amounting
to 5000 marks, and undergo imprisonment
for six weeks for publishing unfounded
statements to the detriment Of the wagon
factory which led to the loss of government
contracts which the owner Of the factory
was endeavoring to secure
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Kansas City Live Stock.

Cattle-Receipts, 9ll: shipments. none; market
fat shipping steers steady also stockers and feeders
GOOD TO choice, 81 0bdl 40: common 10 medium
Is 40sS %, stockers, 81 i0s2 IS: feeders, 81 sD3 80
cows. q t0ca2 %; grass Texas steers 81 6kaS ~.
Hogs Receipts. 7.l92 sliipmepGs sl4 market
slow and Ice lower. closing weak with addition de
cline OF Sc; good to choice 81 65a4 a. common to
medium 81 sata4 20: skips and pigs 81 tssG4 40.
Sheep Receipts, lac; shipments. none; steady
Rood to choice, 81 4hdS %; common TO medium. 81 80
G2 q
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nor REyJ-B1iIdiaE for wholesale paypo-es
r The entire buiIdsnx. STORES, SIT from; by
sefs deep. This building sas erected 70 accom-
MEDIATE the Wholesale trade u the cisJ, and IL
cos venien. 70 Frssno. A. 7. As-F add " AN
railroad fr.ixh, and passenger tspo,s: Nc SIS
sl1 Dorxia. ave. Jobo~gss are specially invited
10 examine the merits Of the location and buiid
Ing John kxson os.ee ia bElIiinS dAwzSH
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For Trade.

Hors.s. COWS. wagons. hnssi~s. norman
stallion. stock u general ni~rcfArciss, aEfp
stock ~ clothing Esfser engine
ant threshlas marine. two valuable patent
rights shares IN several good growing town ia se<f
Eanss- seyersl good pre- erntst,sfs and trnf<r
culture claims In the Garden city bspd dir rss farms
property in all me eastern ard sssutfs~fD
states also western Kansas land s5sd sa~st many
lots in western ksHssa towrs al 10 uais fs.
lots In icbifa improved sasus IN t~5xss. Ex,,
A.r Csvi~y. sumner ard ksno counties Viii trade
for morrsAsed property Thsss god I'm proved farms
10 rent for tST We MAKE . speciality ~ trailing ~
anything 30 trade cell bring the d~-rrfp
tios o, Once, ~> can get you trade TSwa bs@
stair. frDnt room. kEfMAs a sAEis
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Advertisements in this column viii be charged for
at the rate Of Five Cents per line per week No sd
verrisenents taken for less than IS cents ard win
not be inserted until paid for
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House..

House.
Mr. Randall, of Pennsylvania received
unanimous consent to have printed in the
record, his speech upon the tariff bill intro
duced by him.
Mr. Morrison, of Illinois. Offered a reso-
luton granting the committee appointed TO
investigate the labor troubles in the west
permission 10 sit during the recess with all
The powers granted to il in the original res
olution providing for its appointment.
Adopted.
Mr. Baker. Of New York, rising to per-
sonal explanation, referred to the introduc
ton by him of the preamble and resolution
arraigning the Democratic party on Mon
day last In the characterization of that
resolution the gentlemen from Pennsylvania
Mr. Randall, had stated that in his judy
ment il was indecent and disrespecful. The
gentleman from Texas, Mr. Reagan lad
also characterized it in language which
the facts hardly warranted, and it was
due not only to the house, but to himself,
that the resolution should be embodied in
the record in order thai it might appear
whether ii justified the language used 1t
had been further from his thought and pur
pose to propose anything to the house that
should be dlsrespeciful or lacking in de-
cency. He therefore asked that under the
circumstances the resolution might be
printed in the record. Objections Were
made, andMr. Baker then had the resolution
read as IA part of his remarks in order to Sc
cure its publication in the record.
Several efforts were made by the Demo
Gratis to prevent its reading, but as Mr..
Baker nnder the rules, could have the floor
indefinitely, unanimous consent was finally
given to print it in the record.
On motion of Mr.. Springer the adjourn
ment resolution was taken up and the sen
ate amendment fixing the time of ad iourn-
mcnt at O'Clock today was concurrcd in.
On motion of Mr. Buttcrworth of Ohio,
senate bill was passed appropriating an
additional sum of S35 900 for the selection
of site for the congressional library
At 2:25 the committee appointed TO wait
upon the president and inform him that
congress was ready to adjourn, appeared at
the bar of the house and announced that it
had performed its duty and that the presi-
dent had nothing further to communicate
to congress.
A senate bill was passed accepting the
gift of the Grant relics
A bill was passed providing for the hold
ing of terms of the United States court at
TeXarkana, Ark
- senate bill was passed appropriating
$50. 900 for the completion of the public
building at Fort Scott, Kansas.
A bill was passed appropriating 49, 900
for the erection of a public building at Los
Angeles, Gala.
The hour of adjournment having arrived
the speaker without any preliminary re-
marks declared the house adjourned sine
do
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New York Live Stock.

NEW YORK, August
eovea-None for sale. Dressed beef steady, q 0sa
- ~ hundred lbs.
e|keep--Recepts, e.50s firmer: common 10 prime
ep - GOA GO; common 10 prime lambs. IS 0Ns
0D-Receipts $780, nominaly slow Is iou5 S.