Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 29, 1879, Page 1

SS ee eS VOLUME XXXIX. en JOCKEY AND TROTTING iG CuUBS “THE CHICAGO OCKEY AND TROTTING CLUB, Special Trotting Meeting! JULY 4th, ‘Four Great Races! HOPEFUL To Beat 244 for $2,000. Bonesetter, Clementine, Elsie Good, So-So. Mazo-Manie, Chicago Maid, Lew Scott, Jennie C., Kentucky Wilkes, And Sixteen other Celebraied Horses will start FIRST RACE. PURSE $1,250; for 5-year-olds and under.) MESSENGER $625 to first, $315 ¢ to second, $185 to third, ‘$125 to fourth. SECOND RACE. PURSE $1,250; $750 to first, $375 to seoond, | Lake Superior Excursions ! $225 to third, and $150 to ‘fourth. THIRD RACE. SPECIAL PURSE, $2,000 offered to HOPEFUL to beat 2:14 in harness. Three trials allowed. FOURTH RACE. MATCH RACE for Double Teams. heats. ‘Owners to drive. ee s eye ae eae and mate. ohn Brenock’s Billy Bashaw and mate. S, Isaac Waixel's Frank G. and mate. Glass Landan % Races will commence prompily at 2 o’clock. § W. ALLERTON, President. GEO, 0. CLARKE, Vice President. : J. H. McAVOY, Treasurer. N. ROWE, Secretary. JNO. W. OBEED, General Manager. ORGUINETTE. ORGUINETTE, IsExcellent in Tone, Simple in Principle, Strong _ in Construction, Perfect in Execution. “Tt develops a lore and taste for music; teaches the ye qaine of notes so dificult to impat otheryises the ke of time, formation of sound, "&tc.—] Sladas of Phusdelpala: “The Orguinette is destined to be found in every househors in the giilteed, world."—N. Y. J. Howard Foote, 188-190 STATE-ST., Opposite the Palmer House, ‘General Wholesale Agent for the Northwest. Local Agents wanted and supplied, HOTEL: llotel Bronswick Wabash-av., cor. Congress-st Tals Popular Hotel has bees Fefumished throughout, Lt ow open for the ene rezcotion of gues aug Sener eae, th uaa ah frunswic e kept Priceareduced vo aut the times. ‘Sow is the time to locate at reduced rates. J. H. NASON, Prop. REVERE HOUSE, 8. E. Cor. N. Clark and Michigan-sts. CHICAGO, Biers elegant furnished rooms en suite at very low ‘Yates for the summer to tor d families. Proprietor. on UCATE ONAL. HORGAN PARK PARK ; MILITARY ACADEMY. MORGAN PARK, Cook Co., Ml. A Sut-class Preparatory School for Boys. Location Sitactive. Edu a a aac races aes facilities unsurpassed. Ses ding to send their boys away from home toschoot are requeszed to end. Tor ‘Catalogue and per- Soully examine this school ee i VOCALIZATION & ELOCUTION. PROF. E. 8S, METCALF, of Boston, Eas tare up his abode in this city, snd will receive bani rey ocal Music and Elocution at Reed's Temple a dud! State-st, Address or call between the each dey. Trade] io Se ee BONANZA.” PUIGREAT SALE OF GOODS ‘Saved from the Fire OF THE BONANZA, To Commence “WEDNESDAY NEXT. a Secure unheard of ‘BARGAINS EARLY. EANANCIAL. Interest on West Chicago Park BONDS. Notice is hereby given that interest coupons on Wes' Chicago Park Bonds, due July 1, 1879, will be paid. 4 the Merchants’ Savings Loan & ‘trust Company's Bank Chicago. or at the National Bank of Commerce, York, on and after that date. JAMES H. WARD, Supervisor of West Town, Chicago. THE DIME SAVINGS BANK, 10 Clarets culengo, 010. Interest Divieends pata July dal January. TRA HOLMES, General Broker 86 WASHINGTON-ST. Bank Books bought and sola; Receivers’ Certificates bonght: Loans negotiated; Highest Price pald for 4 per sent Refunding Certificates. - TAX SALE INVESTHENTS Made, tases paid, mortgagecs’ interests protected at ow SUNDAY. JUNE 29, EXCURSIONS. 4th July! GOODRICH STEAMERS 1 make hourly Excursion Trips out on Lake (two Hours Had Heke een ae a cents; Gulldten uae der 12 years, halt price. Exeursion Boat tor MILWAUKEE, " TRURSDAY EVENING, AT 8 O'CLOCK. GRAND CELEBRATION AT MICHIGAN CITY. Steamer CORONA will make Excursion to Michigan City, leaving on Friday Morning at 6 o'clock: sharp,and arrive back Saturday Morniag at 4 o'clock. Tickets for round trip only $1.50. Bertlisextra. REDUCED RATES 10 ALL POINTS. Office and Docks foot Michtga: }. DUTLIN, Supt. Fourth ofJalyLake Excursions THE PALACE STEAMERS CITY OF DULUTH J OSEPH. L. HURD, Consorts of PEERLESS. Will make five Grand Fxcurston Tr!ps out on the taka and to South Chicago, including two MUONDAGICT EXCURSIONS, from their dock on Market-st., be- tweeh Madison and Randolob-sts, Full Brass and String Bands on board. ‘Tickets for round trip, 50 cents o1 For particulars sce nosters and sm: ERNE SCH & LAE SUPERION TRANSP. CO. THE SIDE-WHEEL STEAMER a 09 ae — ae WILL LEAVE CLARE-ST. BRIDGE EVERY DAY AT 9:30 A. M. For South and Hyde Park Fishing and Picnic Grounds, Jgaving you there until 4:90 5. m. Round trip only 3 ‘For Water- Works Crib, South Park, ‘Hyde Park, and Government Pier at 2:30 p. m. every day. Round trip only. S0cts. rand Moonlight Fxcursion every evening at 8 oclock, Bare only 50 ete Brass and Striog Bands Gea STEAMER Leaves foot of Wabash-av., 6 o’clock sharp, Morning of FOURTH.OF JOLY, For §T. JOSEPH and BENTON HARBOR. Fare, Fifty Cents each way. State rooms extra. if 5 QHAHAS, MUKTON & CO. THE ELEGANT PASSENGER STEAMERS CHTY OF FREMONT { "Suysiet spon” CITY OF DULUTH {7 Suystsyee” Send for descriptive cirealars. For passage apply at General Ostees, 14 Market-st. ABE MICH. & LAKE SUP. TRANSP. CO. CARRIAGES, wito| 9 UDEBAKER BROS. Call Especial Attention to their ‘|Tate and Elegant Designs Etc. Landaulettes, T. Carts, Surreys, and __Phaetons. 151 & 153 53 Wabash-av. SHOES. BEST TIME ON RECORD TOBUT Easy Walking Shoes, SEAMLESS OXFORD, FRENCH TIES, LONDON BUTTON, AND MANY OTHER STYLES. MeCreedy's Corn Solvent for sale only by ux. FLORSHEIM BROS., 85 Madison-st., and 66 North Clark-st. TO RENT. tel i Rent, And a quantity of Carpets, sala Plated Table Ware, Cutlery, Crock- ery, &c., FOR SALE, The OGDEN HOUSE, corner of Washington and Franklin-sts., con- taining 56 Guests’ Rooms, good Din- ing-room, Kitchens, Bar-room, &c., &c. for full particulars apply to ALFRED W. SANSOME, Agent, 7 Union Building. TO RENT. 244 LAKE-ST., near Market, Four stories and basement, 202100; has water elevator, W. K, REED, &c.. und front on South Water-st,_ Will rent very low 105 Clark-st. | to a desirable tenaat. JOBN AY i 53 Lasalle-st. SLESCELLANEOUSs NOTICE. Parties interested n the German Natfonsl Bank are hereby notified that ihave filed my report of sale of the realestate of sald Bank in the office of the Clerit of the United states District Court. at Chicazo, ana thaton Saturday, the Sth day of Joty, 1879, at 9: O'clock a. m.. Thali apply toaald Gourt at Chambers to have said sale contre, at which time and place gpsections thereto, if any there be, will be hear irpased of M. eceiver. Cntcaco, June 25, 1879, sus i Would Respectfully |: Inform my friends that since the Ft Hivaskopt, arbe Eco. t . dissolution of the eee feed 6 Sean dna ee | ee texte Ebename for my new inn. ERGY HINDSROPE.” TO. NWT, ‘tory and basement store, 179 and 181 Randolph-st., Formerly occupied bygone Alston & Co., 40x165 feet; Toot Va ‘i peer ‘G NEWBURY. OPTICIANS. NASSE Pir DETICIAN a eng fe ~ TRIBUNE Spectacies suited to all 8 on sch matife ciples © “peers Sod Held diarfs a clescopes, scopes, Barometers, &c. PIANOS AND ORGANS. THE FAVORITE BAUER SQUARES and UPRIGHTS! Unexceted in tone, durability, aud beauty of style and finish. Among the{mportant improvements used in the BAUER PIANOS! Are our patented-seif-benving Arraife Attnche iment, which adds to the quality of tone and durability of the instruments, and keeps it in tune an extraordi- nary length of time. Gur Concave Name-board, which. faciiltates the free use of the Dogers withoue scratching or defacing the name-hoard, and adds to the beauty of ite appearance. Our Improved Veueered Bridge, which cannot split or warp, etc., etc. The BAUER PIANOS! Are made of the very best of materials. aud by the most skilled and experienced workmen that can be ob- tained, and are fully warranted in every particular for apertod of five years. Are used and indorsed by 20,000 Enmilies, Professors, Kellgious and Educational In- stitutions, and Amateurs We quote below, frown our lonz list Musical Protes- sors, afew who are using and recominending thi BAUER PIANOS! Prot. Elidore De Campl, Prot. Raw. C. Mueller, Trot Kitch Zeliner, Prof. Mesnager, Prof. peut Brot. Heimer Prof. Serie), Prof, Fricke, Prof. Guck: elsburger, Prof. Jno. Bookhaus, Prof. Roos, of, ‘Gari Kocling, Prof. 1 Prof. Jal, Fuchs. Prot. ‘Aug. a » Mrot, tice, Proi. Haentze, Pret, Leopold Biechom Prot (Carl Diintner, Prof. Chas. Berge, and many others. Catalogue free to any adarése JULIUS BAUER & CO., 182 & 184 WABASH-AYV., Between Monroe and Adams-sts, SUCCESS!) 40,000 OF THE NEW IMPROVED Kimball Pianos ARE NOW IN USE! UPRIGHTS AND SQUARES, 2 OUR PIANOS Bre all manufactured from | the best of materiali ‘THE CASES are ail double veneered and niet, finished. THE ‘TON is rich and powerful. THE CONSTRICTION Perfect. They contain all tho latest patents and improve. ments of any merit or value, and every Fisne is fully warranted by us for five *Silastratea Catalogue rent free. W.W.KIMBALL, Cor. State anZ Adams-sts,, Chicago. Pianos sold on 300 Sisnes TO RENT. m 3. lesa 28 BGMBALL, -- State and Adems-sts, The CHICKERINGS have made Upright Pianos for 35 years, and Square Pianos for over half century. This long experience nas fully posted them on the strong and weak points of an. Upright Piano. To have retained and im- proved upon the good qualities during all this period has enabled CHICKERING To produce an Upright Piano which for durability, standing in tune, quality and power of tone, with most perfect repeating ac- tion, has no equal. The CHICKERING has_ ever been the Standard Piano of Amer- ica, and is to-day the most popu- lar of all Foreign Pianos in Eu- rope. This reputation has been gained through merit. To make such a reputation and keep it for along series of years is ample proof every known im- provementis found in the CHICK- ERING UPRIGHT PIANO, which can be seen at REEDS TEMPLE OF MUSIC, 191 & 193 STATE-ST. SRNWAY Urata ANOS, 2: ‘We have now in: stock a few second-hand Steinway Uprights, which have had very careful use. They are in-perfect order, and practically equal to new. Parties in quest of good Pianos, at low Briges, will find it for their interest toexamine them. This affords a rare opportunity of obtaining the best Pianos in the world st an exceptionally favorable price. LYON & HEALY, STATE AND MONROE-STS. PELTON & POMEROY, {52 STATE-ST., In addition to their regular stock of the cel- ebrated HAZELTON BROS., GABLER, and DECKER & pone PIANOS, have in store 4 large variety of SECOND-HAND PIANOS AND ORGANS, (Taken in Exchange.) for sale at very. low rates and easy terms. Parties desiring to purchase an instrument wil) find it to their interest to call and examine styles and rices before purchasing elsewhere. DENTISTRY. DR. DAY, 183 Madisonest., cor. Clark. a fete $5.00 ec GOLD........ $10.00 1879-SIXTEEN PAGES. ACES, LINEN SUITS, Etc. WILL Cribune, — PRICE FIVE CENTS, GENERAL s SUPPLY 5 STORE. AY WEEK ~ TNS Wig, WONDERS 2 The Stock of the Well-Known Firm Sms Messrs. W. A. Simpson & Co.) MAMMOTH SUPPLY DEPOT, 256, OM the Dollar, CONSISTING OF RICH LACES, Real Appliques, Real Valenciennes, Black French Laces, | Real White Thread Laces, Real Black Thread Laces, Patent Vals., Duchesse Lace Barbes, Liama Lace Barbes, Guipure Laces, Embroideries, Ruchings, “ Handkerchiefs, Lace Veils, Rufflings, Footings, Lace Veilings, Linen Collars and Cuffs, ,; Llama Lace Shawls, Llama.Lace Sacques, Torchon Laces, Kid Gloves, Lisle Thread Gloves, Lace Top Gloves, Lace Mitts, 4 Elegant Line of Fans, Large Line of Jewelry, Fringes, Gimps, Buttons of all kinds, Notions, &c., Ce BANKRUPT STOCK _ 500 EADIE LINEN SUITS HALF PRICE! 100 Ladies’ 2 and 3 pieces Linen Suits st $1.25 and $1.50, worth $2.50 and $3. 100 Ladies’ Handsomely Trimmed Linen “Bute at $2 and $2.50, worth $3.50 and | 2. soe pten well worth 60 and 65. 200 Ladies’ Extra Gastiy 22 zine ig ed ~"brosgery, at S$ and 30.80, wo worth $5 and $6. 200. adios’ Lawn Suits nie $1.25, Le en $2, id $2.50, worth $2, $3, $4, 300 Ladies’ Linen. Dusters at 95c, a1, er 0, $1.25, and $1.50 ; immense bargains. BOSTON STORE, 118 & 120 State-st. SUMMER COOK-STOVE. THE REPORT GAS STOVE.| 8 ‘The New Perfect Gas Store. Cheapest form of sum- mer cooking in the world. Will do the entire family cooking without heating the houre or the person using it, tu balf the time, and at half the cost of coal, wood, orotl. Perfectly odorless. Same work as other stoves suaranteed to be actually doue with one-third less eas, Forsale by AMERICAN METER CO., ‘20 South Canal-st., Chicago. _ EEREWORES. ~ FIREWORKS, Most Reliable Works Made. TAYLOR'S, 8 Clark-st. FIREWORKS Lanterns, Balloons, Firecrackers, Hee aoes, Boys’ Cannons, Pistols, otc., AT LOWEST PRICES. ’ SCHWEITZER & BEER, Importers of Fancy Goods and Toys, 111 State-st., Between Washington and Madison-sts, LEMONS. LEMONS. Just Received, 500 Boxes Prime Stock. T. D. RANDALL & CO., 219 South Water-st. NICKEL PLATING. NICKEL PLATING For the accommodation of our South and West Side customers the CHICAGO NICKEL WORKS have opened a Branch Office for the reception and delivery of workat 196 RANDOLPU-ST. ADVERTISING. o any to ad- feng he 2 Pa ie cia ‘ity or or oun try Newspapers — Soot, East, or West, Ade por, vertisements sent daily sf Te Ik Hawess, Prices, Call or ae Gra. Coote ve 114 Dearbern-stes Chicago. 122 & 124 State-st. CRITICISE, SCRUTINIZE, ANALYZE, And REALIZE ‘That the prices given below ar the MOST WONDERFUL! Ever advertised by anybody; even lower than Sea him~ ‘self ever heard of. JUDGE FOR YOURSELF WASHINGTON. The Appropriation Bills Fi- nally Disposed Of in — Congress, And Await the Approval or Disapproval of the President. The Marshals’ Expenses Bill Sure to Be Sent Back with a Veto, When the Democratic Major- ity Will Immediately Pro- ceed to Adjourn, And Will Be Reconvened Before Thetr Seats Shall ave Become ‘ Cold, , ; WONDER ONE Ya 5,453 (actual count. If vou don't believe {t count” them yourself) real Eneltsh (Nottingham) Hand-Kolt Zephyr Shawls, extra large size, close mesh, andl cost- ing a New York Importer 87 cach to land. the sual retail price of which would be 31.50 These Ebawis will positively be euld tor thirty-nine (33) cents, 39 cts. POR A $1.50 HAND-KNET SHAWL, 29 MORE WONDERS. - Children’s nicely-mace Callco Suits (we mean what ‘We say), nicely and strongly made, and in allsizes, tor a) twenty-four centats ‘Anew invoice of Children’s and Misses’ Fir'd Lawn Sufts, beautifully trimmed, and which would be bar- gains at $1.00, we offer at Sse cach (G9). Remember, 8 plus 50 equals Eb dozen'Fine Linen Sults (At azes¢ to 8 years), cle: gently einbrablesed t8y eis CAT Ble elenty- clans cents, worth $: STILL MORE WONDERS. A big Job of different makes and shades of Woven and Jean Corsets at ic pairs they are selling. them all around na.at 59 to 7% cts. Sea's price is 24e. “Inspect— ‘onder~ ‘Another Lot of Lace Ties at ten cents each, worth 25 for 10 cts! 10! only 19 cts. Wonders in our Ribbon Dept wed our Ribbons? Gros up; sliilGithiee two-tone Ribbons, Dochle x rae aN bons, ip all New Shades and Combinations. ‘Gre rene Va Piety god Most Wonderful Prices!!! BULTONS! BUTTONS! WHO WANTS SOME BUTTONS? tim 9g SHIR; Crochet, Jet, Horn. suver | Ge 'Ivery Engraved, Oblone, Pearl, Tinted, Smoked, saath Tall ‘Sibersijies a our Wonderful, Wonder: Week ices: MORE WONDERS! All-Linen Loom-Dice Table Linen (not very fine), but all linen, at eleven cents per yard—Il cts.—eleven, worth 20—see if {5 aint. ‘Turkey Red Table Damask, 5 different patterns, at 39 Dot it down—only bes. Barnsley Half Bleach Damask at-48, cts. per yard worth Werte worth 90 cts —we kuow Ite Worth my but we edian't pay much for it, so—pay us 48 cts. for tk. tively ba the last days of this sale of NOTICES OH! SUCH WONDERS! If you ever expect to bny a patr of Shoes, look~You must look—at these Wonder- Week Prices of SHOES. 500 Patrs of Children’s Laced and Button Kid and Goat Shoes at 123 cts. a pair. Don't laugh. We mean what we say. Twelve and One-Half Cents for asplea- 7" ‘pair of Shoes. 12 1-2c. For a pair of 59 Cent Shoes. Finer Children's and Misses’ Shoes at 24, 25, 38, 49, 50, and 7ic, worth two to four times as much. WONDER AGAIN. 28 Assorted Cases (over S00 pairs) of Ladies’ Two- rap Newport Sandals (the straps are bisck velvet, Saat? polished ‘a orgaments), made of Fine Bid, folld soles, aud worth $1.90 par. whlch are to be sold for 49c.. This is one variety in the cases. Another Is 320 pairs of Ledies' Serge Polish Snoes that cost $1.15 tomake. These Shoes will be also sold at the same price-iSc. There are also other Shoes and slippers in the assortment at the same price—49 cents, Forty- nine—don"t forget it— 49 CTS. For Ladies’ Shoes worth $1.50, Ladies’ Three-Strap Newport Sandals at 99 cents rstr, worth 82.25, (Children’s Tles at 24 and dae, Git dives tn Boysrand Gents’ ‘Shoes Galters, and Bilton Boots at vc, S1.12, $1.38, 91.5% and 1.90, worth more than double. The goods damage damaged by fire, smoke, and water advertised last week are nearly gone. Monday and Tuesday will posi- chloe obioble OES FOR WONDER WEEK 9 CTS. Over so different Books by Famous and Favorite Au- thors, none worth’ lexs while some wonld be cheap at $1.00 and nclauing the Tamed Vest: Pocket, rics and others, all bound Jn cloth, for only ts Per Volume—9 cents—9-Ridiculous but ine Cer: true 9 cta. Box Papers, Envelopes, pes, Inkstands, eran and Anto- graph Aloums, &c., &c., a0 Wonder Week Prices. A BLACK WALNUT CENTRE TABLE Elegantly carved, trimmed with Gilt Chains, for 69 CTS. FOR A TABLE WORTH $2. THOSE let., 3ct., Set, and 10ct. 28 Cheap Counters Are Drawing Crowds. SPECIAL CARD! ‘Without doubt this ** Wonder Week Saie” will all ourstore tooverflowing. Thatyou may feel the heat Tess In the fama we have thrown open the entire back of the store. and made other alterations that desplto the crowd will make **SEA'S" the coolest place in the city. In scdition to this gentlemenly young men will supply ALL OUR LADY CUSTOMERS WITH ICE-COLD LEMONADE FREE TO ALL pavoh igirens™ Lemonade, not Fatt’ Lemonads rer than any 4ct. Mead or other mixture, but REAL BINGSEURE LEMONADE, full strength. pare, cold, delicious, ana FREE OF CHARGE! LOTS OF OTHER WONDERS BUT NO MORE SPACE. SHAS, 122 & 124 State-st. ‘THE JAM come at midnight, or st 6 in te Cane, 0 Open every night in Wonder Week ex- cep fFourth of July nighi Fruitless Attempts in the House to Start the Wheels of General - Logislation., . Corbin Rejected as Ohief Justice of the Utah Supreme Court, THE SITUATION. THE ADJOURNMENT RESOLUTION. Svectal Dispatch to The Tritune. Wasnrxeton, D.C., June 28.—Thefact that the Senate did not act upon the conesrrent ad- journment resolution to-day bas attacted some attention, and has farnished a fcasdation for the story that, hearing of the th-eatened extra session, the Democrats are disvosed to make another attempt to pass the Afarshals’ bill and saye their position, The adjournment resola- tion, however, could spewiily be passed on’ Afon- day after the veto-mésese bas been received. It has already pase the House; other- wise it might” be difficult for Con- gress to arm oat all, as there will not he a quoram in the House on Monday, and it 1s dowotful whether there will be one in the Senate. If there is not, it may be difficult for Congres to adjourn, as one obstinate enough, 2oubtless, would be. found to raise. thd Point mat there was neta quorum. - ALARMED DEMooRata - The Democrats are already beroming alarmed at the raid upon the contingentfund made by the Louisiana Investigating Committee. The net result of the investigation agatust Kellogg vbus far is to damage Spofford, his eompetitor. Yet, of the $10,000 appropriated for expenses of, this fayestigation, $5,000 are already expended. ‘The bfls came in to-day to Saulsbury, the Chair- man, Who was startled at the aggregate. The stenogrmher’s bill alone was $1,200; the travel- ing expemes and per diem of the sixteen wit- nesses Wht. have been brought from Louisiana were some.t4,000. MUST-HAVE THE MONEY. A member .of the Cabinet sald this morning that there is a diversity of opinion in the Cabi- net on the subject ef another called session. Some of the members: insist that there should be another extra sessiaa. An Obio member o& the House says this morning that the Presitent has ziven him as- surance that there will f: another session. A Kepublican Representative who has hada con- versation with the Presidett since noon to-day, says that the President told him directly’ and emphatically that there would be another called session. The ground for the: cai} will be that it” will be impossible to enforce’ the Internal-Reve- nue laws without an aporopriation for Deputy Marshals. 5 THIS I$ ESPECIALLY Eve as to the attempts of the Governmént to sup- press illicit distillation in the localities where the moonshiners operate. The President stated that the Deputies-could not be used, vecause the Democrats have announced that they would not vote a deficiency.*, The President will con- sider that bis duty is ended when he calls the attention of Congress to this subject. If Con- gress should then choose to adjourn without mak- ing any appropriation for this purpose ‘the Pres- ident would consider that his duty had ended, and in that event be would not issue a call for another extra session. Some of the leading House Democrats, to whom this statement of the President was made, say that the programme of the Democrats will be to remain bere in the event of an extra scssion, and then to immediately adjourn with- out any action, and to finally adjourn the same day if possible. The Republicans would not bo likely to oppore such action. WILL RECONVENE CONGRESS. © To the TWestern Associated Press. Wasuinatoy, D. C., June 28.—It can stated authoritatively that the President's i ae nation isto reconvene Congress by pI a= tion should adiournmeut occur witbout the ap- prooriation for the Marsbals being made. Wasurveros, D. C., Jane 28.—The, bill for the payment of Marshals, etc, will be vetoed. ‘The message wilt be short. | WILL BE SIGNED. ‘There seems to be no doabt that the Judicial Appropriation bili will receive the Fresident’s siguature. , IN THE SENATE. THE VEST SILVER RESOLUTION. Bpectal Dispatch to The Tribune, Wasurxctoy, D. C., June 28—There was another contest in the Senate over the Vest sil- yer resolution, which resulted only in postpon- ing the subject until another morning hour, and: the Indications are that nothing will be accom- plished at this session. Morrill, of Vermont, one of the most radical of the single-standard men, talked against time to consume the morn- ing hour so that no action could be taken. It will be remembered that, during the passage of the Army Appropriation bill, the Democrats de- clined to correct two verbal mistakes which made nonsense of two important Sppropr ate clauses. APPROPRIATIONS FOR MARSHALS. The House und Sevate were compelled to-day to pass a bill correcting these errors. The Ju- dicial bill No. 2, appropriating money for Mar- shals, passed the Senate late in the afternoon by astrictly party vote. Mr. Conkling: made his expected attack upon the bill, which was, of course, without effect. Mr. Windom maintained. that, while it does not repeal any statute, it renders void a certain proviso of the lay in op- eration and is stark nullification. Geo. ‘Logan took similar ground, and cbaracterized the Democratic position in nullifying” unrepealed laws as indefensible and revolutionary. BAYARD. noe To the Wastern Assoclated Press.” ‘ Wasuincton, D.C., June 28.—The extreme silver men fn the Senate are still unreconciled to the retention of Senator Bayard as Chairman of the Finance Committee. Eighteen Demo- cratic Senators signed a paper urging Bayard to withdraw his resignation. Sixteen other Demo- cratic ‘Senators to sign it, ozmely: Beck, Cockrell, Coke, Garland, Grover, Here- ford, Houston, Jonas, Maxey, Morgan, Pendle- ton, Slater, Vest, Voorhees, Walker, and Will- jams. The pronounced silver men who signed the paper are Wallace, Pape aeDorala,