Final Adjournment of Congress.
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correspondence Of the Baltimore American.


WAsHINGToN, July 2lst, 1910.
The Fortifcation, Army, Naval, Indian and
West Point Appropriation Bills have passed both
Houses.


In the House this morning, Mr.. Adams succeed
ed in getting passed joint resolution of the
Senate, for the relief of the workmen on the
public buildings, during suspension of the ap-
preparations.


Mr. Gushing gave notice that at the commence
ment of next session he would call up at an early
period the bill in relation to the French Spoa-
lions.


The House then passed few Territorial bills of
an unimportant character, when the hour of 2 p.
M having arrived, it adjourned sine die
we are obliged to omit several articles, intended
.or ms paper to makeroom for the valuable extract
&om Mr., Oges Speech,