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MARYLAND ROlilicx

The democratic party of NJ Iry and YESTERDAY
held conventions for the nomination of mem
bers of Congress in all the tive Confessional
districts of the State.
In the First, Second and Third districts
MesSrs. Hambleton, Archer, and Swami,
present representatives, were re-nominated.
In the Fourth district Capt. John RItcI'e, of
Frederick, was nominated in place OF Hamill,
the present member.
In the Fifth district, composed of the count es
Of Montgomery, Prince Georges, Anne A-un-
dell, part of Baltimore, Calvert, Charles, How
ard and st. Mary's, now represented BY Fred
erick Stone, there was a prot tacted contest,
with some forty ballots, and no nomination was
made. Towards the close OF the blllotny the
name Of Mr.. Stone was dropped, but no other
candidate seemed to have sufi cient strength to
make leading vote.
40 far as any expression OF views was made
upon the negro question, the sense OF the diff
ferent conventions appeared to be adverse to
the cultivation of the negro vote, though some
of the speakers expressed themselves guardedly
in favor of it.
Dir. Archer, of the Second district IN his
speech accepting the denomination, declared
that he 80 wanted it distinctly understood that
he either desired TO by the votes of white
men, or go down with the Democratic party"
Tie, however, advised that the new class of
voters" be allowed to vote peaceably AMI
quietly, and said that " the willy Republican
party only wishes that we would refuse suffrage
TO some OF them, that Maryland might 20 before
a Congressional committee"
In the Third district convention General La
trobe made speech opposed TO counting tie
cOlOrcd vote, and said he wanted "a white
mans country" Mr.. Swami in his speech of
acceptance, however, avoided touching upon
this ticklish question. In fact it is understood
that the Swami men in Baltimore a-e laboring
with considerable zeal ts build up democratic
Colored organization in that Cit.
In the Fifth district convention Hon. Barnes
Compton, late President OF the Maryland SEN
ate, argued in favor of recognizing 'the new eie-
ment in tie voting population 1t was the duty
of the democracy, he said, to instruct the col
ored voter and ''show him with which party his
best interests lie" Mr.. Compton's hint a. to the
necessity of getting part OF the colored vote
ELECTED no applause, but at a later stage Of the
proceedings Mr.. Baker A. Jamison was Az
Plauded a good dealin expressing oppo i; on to
the policy of counting that vote.
The estimate eolored vote OF Ma, land yaris1
from 25,oO0 10 5000. If the republicans can
carry il solid they have prospect of clrry.ny
the State; but a small diversion would give il to
the democrats.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market is without
charge, call loans being easily made at FIVE on
government bonds and i've and six on railway
snd miscellaneous collaterals. The large gov
6rHment dealers still have balances st tnding
" 81 them at ionr ner cent. Commercialpap
IS Guti At rates last quoted. Government bond,
are strong Notwithstanding the large offerings
. the Treasury Yesterday. Coin keeps nm. The
small supply OF gold in the market and toe con
timed heavy drain into the Sub IRE s<ury for
customs are the principal obstacles to decline.
Stock Report.
ny B1asys', Brgss,y aHf CoTnnerera Tsi.rrapa.I
home and foreign markets as follows: 'O''o'
Nav IoRk: sept; lS;-Fir-t Board-U; s; g.. lssl.
S S5n me- 10. =. Iss 9SngSP ls @ ass iPu
SaI,s ii wsssIs Union IsissS.sss ~.
EsrsO Go lsExpre.s. so: American Express, al
New York Central and Hudson, % ex. div (; DO do
Esp Harlem s do Pref Ha5Is%
.sriIal U.s. Lake Shore and Michigan southern,
en- Iipos IsntrsI is5 9nd Csyes1d and Pits
jersey Central. loT: Rock Island, II5Fi; Miiwsu
a9s g. PAM and 'ssa
enpfd-: Fort Wayne .a5Is; Alton and Terre q sute,
s chIssss .aia p:srd ID SA Sss
ginis State 6's. old, IS; North Carolina IS, old,
81; do. new, 3sii; Missouri 6's, 90S. Gold, llia
lii-s. Market strong.
LONDON. Sept, 81. N.~M.rke. closes: Con-
soils for money 92ii for account pa bonds, 81, 90
10. S., %. $50 10 i0s. . Illinois, ll21s Erie, IS
A,ltntie. 81 Market auier and steady. America an
securities firm.
LIVERPOOL. Sept los p. M.-Cottou market closes
frm sales: l5eo bales. MiddIing Uplands, 90;
bales, o. which 0lO1 are American. Sales Tor the
week 81 coo bales. Stock in port, Dpc0; l5G ID Ame-
rlCan.
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Mis- IN, 'the Empress Of Song" has arrived,
and the New York Jenkinses are giving the in
ventory Of her charms and articles Of wardrobe.
She is described as ga blonde of the purest type,
with blue eyes, classic features, and a wealth OF
fair hair" She wore, on crossing the gang
plank to the soil of America, ga travelling dress
and shawl OF gray material, and black Tyrol-
e>e hat with black feathers" Moreover, cher
ribbons were hight blue, and harmonized well
with the pallid purity of her complexion"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-16

THE WEEKLY STAR for this week contains
interesting particulars OF the great events
king place in Europe; the latest TeIegraphic
n ws from all parts OF the world; interesting
Lo'al News; capital love story with happy
ending, entitled "After Many Years" Railroad
Matters; Political news from all quarters;
Washington News and Gossip; Editorials on
current topics; Agricultural articles; valuable
House hold Receipts; Monetary and Commercial
nevs; late kilograms, &c
Terms. One dollar and q half per snnum, in
alvarez single copies i've cents, neatly envel-
oped for mailing.
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THE CUBAN BONDS, OF which mu, has been
heard, are held at twenty i've cents the dol
Tar, s1d are G. ie1y in the hands of Cuu re and
other friends OF the cause as subscl iptions to
the fund for carrying on the revolution, and not
fOr any expected prott from the bonds them
selves The securities are in denominations o.
500, 500, a 600 and as 900, bearing seven per
cent interest, payable in gold when the United
States recognize the republic or the war with
Spain Is ended. The total issue is about SO OOO,-
600, OF which two-thirds have been negotiated
IN some form, leaving about one million dollars
still ayailahie ~
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Tho MAfkets To-Day.
fsleor0pAsd RzclUnvelS 10 TIE Bvenino Star

BALrI~oRE. Sept. 15.-Cotton firm at laI,; stock
scarce Flour firm aud in ian proved dem and. Whest
drll; Maryland Amber. g 4aa 81 co. fair To g,od
hsryland red, 81 25aS IS; common, 81 l0aSi q;
write wheel 81 <Dss 6i: winter red Western 81 10
White corn, no prime Offering, but nomiualiy s5c
yellow. 90c; Western. s0ae)c Oats steady at lsa c
Rye dull at 6saT5c Pork quiet Mt g JOs29 Bacon
in good demand, with prices eIsier: rib sds,, la
% &C; clear, do, E74c.: shoulders B4; hams, ala
21sc. Lard quiet at 16sae. whisky dull at %.
BALTIMORE. Sept. l6.-Virginia SKIES. old. So,
bid So asked; do, Isl, g bid, g. asked do lS5,,
bid, 81 asked; do. coupon, old, IS bid; 20 asked.
Nsw YORK, Sept B.-StUcks strong Geld, IA
Money. 4a5 Exchange. long, ga, short lolS sos,
1s6e, coupon l27s Virginia 6s, ex coupon, Is: do.
new. 6. North Carolina's. old, 81; do. new, 2JI.
NEW YORK. Sep. l5-Flsur. q shade frmer
Wheat lc better. Corn Ic. better.
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A BATTLE on NEUTRAL TERRIroIY.-The
markets Of the city of Basic, in Switzerland. are
mainly supplied by peasants from Alsace and
Baden. Recently the market women OF the two
CT uuties became involved in a bitter national
Iarrel and fight, in which finger nails and
teeth wire the main weapons. The police, with
great difficulty, re-established order
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NOTICE TO OWNERS OF hogs.
VA TAINTED ATMOSPHERE.


Malarious fevers are most prevalent in the fall
Heavy and unwhoesome exhalations then arise
from the Garth, and the great disparity betw the
temperature of day and night predisposes the sys-
TEN. enfeebled by the summer heats, to epidemic
diseases The secretiye organs. the liver especially
apt, at this period of the year, TO become inert
and sluggish, and all the bodily powers require
ovation The best, indeed the only protection az ains
the morbid influences of the season is a holesome
mtdicaied stimulant. Pre-emineRt among the
restOra;iyes Of this class, aDd indeed foremost
among the remedial and preventive medicines o..
modern times, stands HOstetter's stomach Bitters
Its reputation Is co extensive with the Western
Hemisphere; il has been a standard article for
twenty years. GALES my be tanned BIZ the
revenue returns) are far larger than those Of any
o'her proprietary preparation this continent and
the testimony in its favor embraces letters of APP
prevail from the mosi distinguished members Of all
the learned professions and from well known resi-
dents Of almost every city in the Union. These
lis credentials To state lat il is doing to prevent
slal assuage the suffering. Of the human family
would require more space than Can be given to the
subject here. The dyspeptic. the bilious, the
vous, the weak and eHaciated, the Responding, the
broken down, find in its renOvating and regulating
properties q and immediate means Of relief. 1t
is pure vegetable specific, ct safe and potent,
aud for which the whole materia medics affords no
substitute. sel2 eo3tSw
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NRs; BURNsiDEs PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR
w YOUNG LADIES will re open on MONDAY,
September 10. at sos 18th street. between aud X
Oircniars may be obtained at the bookstores, Of
Mrs. Burnside, as above. 90 Is n
No ase PAINTINGS; ENGRAvINGs No. ass
STREET At deduction Of ~ per cent of STREET
marked prices, until the 18th Of October.
hat We have in the PICTURE LINE on our
S Sis, We oner at the above discount, for cash.
crisuass remember name and Number. and Tsrms
'ASh. HARKRtrER,
No. ass sEvrNTR eTPyvr
se"" Between d and strests
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NIAsAkA OCrDoSE--Advices have been re-
we'd al london describing a cataract recentIv
covered IN British Guiana, in South Amer
a, wnlch dwars Niagara There are tso
,ahs-one OF $40 feet, and another OF 80 feet
me volume OF water passing over the falls IL Ts
rect deep and $50 yards broad during the drv
season The colonial government u srrangins
facilities for visitors.
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The EDWARDS CoLLYKR PRIZE Ftcur
The cispute between Billy Edwards and the
stakeholder IN the proposed Eiwards-Co
fight has been satisfactorily arranged by "a
wards drawing the amount deposited as a for
fsit, he giving security in ~ 900 to insure the
S'akehOldeT against any possible loss that NAV
accrue from the delivery OF the money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-16

@The Republican State Central Committee
Of Kansas embraces three colored members.
@Miss Prevost-P r adol has gone to Eng,an 4
NJ. Theirs.
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The ra,ages of cholera are increasing in Ha-
Naua
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VKev. Olympia Brown was proposed in the
{ Snnecticut legislature a. commander OF the
tate militia.
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DROPOSALS YOR FUEL.
sel6 l5t Disbursing Clerk and Superinte

RRODHEAD co.
ID OFFER OPERA FLANNELS
If the best makes and beautiful colors very low.
Best Prints l21zc. a yard.
Paris Kid Gloves. Hosiery. Fianneis Cotton
cloths, Water proof Cloth, Merinos, Empress
Cloths, Canton Flannels, Velvet Ribbons. ShawIs
vevetteens and host Of other Foreign and Dome :,
tic Goods at remarkably low prices. Call and ex-
anime cur Stock. which is now being filled ar in
anticipation of lively trade.
sel53t BRnDHEAD & co.
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WASHINGTON, August Is, lso.

WARRINGTON, Au7ust D,
Mr.. ARTHUR NAIIANs-Denr SIR: some time
since bought bottle Of Crystal Discovery on your
glad 20 say IL has accom- shed even more than you
claimed. 1t 10 clear and easy Of application as
water, resembling none o. the dirty Preparations in
use. MY hair. which was quite gray, has assumed
its natural color after few applications, and
cheerfully recommend its use % all nesdDs any
thing Of the kind, as also the cheapest article
suE JAMEs HALL, soth and X streets.
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"ANTED-All those who value their sight to
w know that the best LONE DOLLAR SPEC
TACLE' in the country is accurately suited to the
eyesight by II. H. HEMPLER, the Optcian, corner
"a street and Pennsylvania avenue. Depot for Their
mometers of all kinds. jell
"ANTED-PARTIESH HAVING HOUSEHOLD
w GOODS to dispose of can save money and time
by calling at 4Os 10th street. next to U. Mcclure
4 Co. 3 old stand. b. BUCHLY,
je6-1y Furniture Dealer.
WANTED-OOLTS REVOLVERS-An the
near National Hotel. apl3-u
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FER, SARATOGA, BEDFORD AND BLUE
LICK WATERS, ON DRAUGHT ALL THE
YEAR ..e,r
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HABLE BROTHERS.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
Fashionable ClOthiers,
THE VERY LATEST NOVELTY:

CORNER OF SEVENTH AND D SITS. N W.
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THUNTINGTON.
Lot oupfrs or their rogue al
to meet on MONDAY EVENING (I9fh inst n,
o'clock, at No. 702 eth .treet, between g and H. N
stairs, for purpose CT general interest
THOMAS 4. DONOHO,
sel6 81 Chairman Of Committee.
0@NOTICE-Persnns DESTROYS Of seeing thu
w fruit Of CLARK ) PROLIFIC GRAPE a
So ding from the Ohio Catawh Ia, invited TO call
at No. 1922 18th street west during this week Vines
one year old will be for sale this fall. Price a5
each. sel6-N
@NOTICK-AIl per spn- indebted to me are re.
US quested to cali AMI settle their accounts at
an early date.
sells 9t+ g W BEGAN M d
n@wAsHINGTON 8YMNASTIC ASSOCTA-
W. TlON--The regular class in Calisthenics
will commence SEPTEMBER "a. For further mar
tculars inquire at the Rooms of the above SELF St.
rNorIcE TO OWNERS OF HOGS.
OFFICE SECRETARY BOARD OF HEALTH,I
WASHINGTON. September Is, 1870,
The Board of Health, in oroer to give owners Of
Hogs within the city limits sufficient time in which
o. or OF hervise dispose OF their ord6 red
that thev b. permitted TO keep the same until Jan
nary Isl Provided that person shall be allow cd
10 Keep upon his prem ises more than ten hogs
II. NJ. STRINGFIELD. NJ D..
sc II eo3t secretary Board of Health
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BOARDING..

I(oARDING-A fine residence, recently vacated
- by m, mber OF Congress, u now open for the
vacation as q frst.clsss BOARDING HOUSE.
leims. 81 % per day, 81 per week, g IS per month.
Loo alton. Alb 4'h street. SELF ct
EtRST-CLASs BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT ROOMS, 20 be had on reasonable terms.
II 1901, cor. Pennsylvania avenue and l9th street
Coed location and accessible. nhS-ly
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WoLEAh AND HARMLESS As wAriE'
NATTAN's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY,

A PdJsefy Clear PREPARATION, an One Bottle as
EdSLy Appltsd as Water, for RsstOrtnx 10 G,0v
Hair ats Ortztn1L Color and Youthf ul Aypsardne1.
70 Erodio1fs and Percent DandrHf. 10 Promot, m,
GToirta o. the Hatr, and Stop ITS FaIItHg.
1t l. perfectly harmless aud entirely free from any
poisonous substance, and will therefore take the
place CT all the dirty and npleasant preparations
now In use Numerous testimonials have ALREADY
been banded us from many OF our most prominent
citizens, which any one on calling In
everything In which the articles now in uss are
Objectionable the Crystal Discovery IL perfect
Clear and clean ater il does not soil the clothes
or scalp, is agreeably perfumed. and makes one Of
the best dressings fer the Hair in use. 1t restores
the color OF the Hair more perfect and naiformLy
than any other preparation, and always does so In
from three 20 ten days. Virtually fet ding the roots
of the Hair with all the nourishing qualities neces
sary TO Its growth and healthy condition, restores
the decayed, and induces new growth Of the II air
more positiy ely than anything else. The application
Of this wonderful Discovery also produces pleasant
and cooling effect on the scalp, and gives the Hair
glossy and elegant appearance.
~ We call especial attention TO the fact that in
every where does not give entire satisfaction
rs guarantee 10 retKrR the money, though half the
bottle may be used Such entire confidence have we
in this splendid article that will Rratuitously
A NATTANS, Proprietor. d and d sts N w,
Usual DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE
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A GENTS WANTEp-The NATIONAL CAP
a Toll LEE INsURANOE COMPANY, 1IO1
pS.nsyirsnia avenue, Hon. y. G Emery President,
will give EMPL0YMEST as Special Agents and
iDgton and Georgetown. Apply at the ONCE.
jy7u iRepub. and Chronl
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rDR. ASHFORD, ASSISTANT SURGEON
uS COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR MONEY!
has removed his OFFICE to 1880 New York ave.
nue.. sel-2w'
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u WASHINGToS, ID. e. September -, 1870
On the petition OF IRA LII, of WaIpole, Ma },
ehusstts- praying for the extension of a patent
granted 10 him the E'h day of January Is57. for
an Improvement in Machinery for Forming Har
Bodies:
lisordered that the testimony in the be closed
on the 18th day Of December next, that the time for
filing arguments and the Examiner report be lin.
Led to the I'D day of December next. and that said
petition be heard the 2tn day of De- embar next
Amy person may oppose this extension
SAMUEL :. FISHER,
sc l6-f.H Commissioner of Patents
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-In the vicinity OF the Metropolitan
Church, a pair OF GOLD EYE0LASSES,w which
the owner can have by proving property and paying
charges. Apply to ISAAC ROBINSON, Third Au-
ditor's Office, Treasury Department. sel5 2t"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04
A Meteor above the ClOuds-A Beautiful
Midnight Phenomenon.

Those vic happened to be out of d 'ors
so late Ms ! o'clock lost night, we're treated
TO an exhibition in the heavens of sur
passing brilliance and beauty. It was the
bright flash ola meteor beyond the clouds.
The rain had ceased but a few minutes be-
fore, and the dark, ominous clouds cleared
away, il seemed, %purposely, and nothing
obscured the sky but a white mist, which
WIS at some places so thin that you could
see an occasional star through it, while
again a thick, dark drift would rush along
as if racing with one a few PAGES be-
fore it. All of a sudden there was q
flash OF light, and everybody out Of doors
must have looked up. There was TO be seen
one of the most beautiful sights that ever
greeted the gaze of man. 1t was the flush
Of d meteor beyond tho clouds, and it's
brightness reflected on them presented
every color of the minbow, but more varie.
gated and far more brilliant. II was more
beautiful than n beautiful sunset. The
clouds, some near, some far, presented the
appearance of q cavern with overhanging
rocks and JUS, oil lighted up with an efful-
gent glow that was golden and gloomy by
turns, The grand sight lasted but q mo
ment and then was gone. 1t passed across
the sky from south to north-north.eas and
the darkness opened before and closed
quickly behind its brilliant path.-LOuis-
Uile journal, 18th.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04
Touching Incident in a School Room
During an Alarm Of Fire.

The Easton pa Free Press tells the fol-
lowing beautiful incident;
1--WE heard OF an incident concerning the
alarm at the school building the other day,
which 30 we'll illustrated the noble part OF
human nature that we give it publication,
In one Of the schools there IL a young girl
who Is a cripple. It IS the custom Of the
teacher 10 allow her, when the scholars are
dismissed, always TO pass out first, in order
that she may escape tho coniusion attend.
ant upon the dismissal Of so many children.
On Monday last, when the alarm of fire
was sounded, all the school rooms were at
once emptied OF their contents. While in
all of them they rushed out in dismay and
fright, in some cases leaving everything
behind, in the one where the lame child
was there was peFfeet q%uietness and order.
All the q holars, notwithstanding the noise
and the apparent danger, remained quietly
in their seats till their lame companion had
gotten safely out, and was secure from the
rush, when they with q bound cleared the
room. They thought Of her safety before
their own, neither fright nor Sc Gshness
induced them TO provide for themselves
until they saw her secure from peril. Such
a display of consideration and kindness we
lave not heard of for many a day, and when
we remember that il came from children,
IL becomes all the more touching aud beau.
tifuln
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04

DEATH OF AN EMINENT MUSICIAN News
from Rio Janeiro brings the melancholy in
telligenee Of the death of Louis M. Colts
chslk, the celebrated American pianist and
composer. While giving a monster con-
cert at Rio Janeiro, he fell senseless athis in.
strument during the performance of his ia
vorite composition, ia Morte." He was
taken 10 pIjuca, where he l!ngered three
weeks, and expired on the 18th of Decemr
Der. The Emperor sent continually during
his illness to obtain tidings of Lis condi.
ton. The funeral was conducted by the
Philharmonic Society of Rio J~aneiro, and
attended by an extraordinary number OF
persons OF all nAtionalities. The remains
were deposited in the cemetery Of Saint
John the Baptist.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04

trade under sanction Of law. Sumner thought the
provisions Of the bill did not meet the present re-
qurements He gave notice that he should offer
an amends nt in the naiur of a substitute.
HoUsE -Bills we're introduced, fixing
compensation Of letter.carriers Of 81, 200; TO in
crease number q Judges Of Supreme Court grant
ing 100 acres Of landto soldiers in the late war; 10
adjust payment Of pensions on a gold basis. -
Washburn introduced a bill TO establish postal tele-
graph, referred TO select committee; a bill TO In
corporate o. 8, National Telegraph Co.-The con-
sideration OF the reply Of General OF the Army to
inquiries ~ 10 the authority for certain military
doings in Georgia was taken up. Brooks contended
the acts Of Gen. Terry we're usurpations. Butler
defended the President and Gen. Terry, aud gave
the authority under which they aeted.-The Yir-
ginia bill with the Senate amendments was then
taken up. Farnsworth moved that the House con.
cur in the amendments. Bingham seconded In a
brief speech. A query Of Butler led TO a sharp an
swer from Bingham. aud an intensely bitter per-
sonal rejoinder from Butler, followed by a equally
scoring rcbuke from F~arnsworth. After some far
thcr debate a vote was reached on F~arnsworth'e
motion and the amendment was adopted by a strict
party vote, yeas i86, nays 81.