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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-12-03

Extract G: Root and Herbs which almost invariably
cure the following comps =
Dyspepsia. Heart Burn. Liver Complaint. zna
Loss OF Ape tie cured by taking few bottles
Lassitdue. Low Spirits, and sinking Sensation
cured al once.
Eruption Pinp'es Bintcbes and all impair ties
of tie b., bar II through the ska o'her~.e,
cured ea ils by following the directions 90 H.
bottle.
For Kidney, adder agd Uriqary de aug,-
mentsI 10 n IA. ars ortt'e VIII convince me
most sce7tIcs
Worms expelled tr'm The sy~r- 7 without ihs least
difficulty a fcw bottle sufficient tor lie most
b5Siin1te
Piles bottle h,s cared the most difficult case
when all ether remedies failed
Nervous Difficulties, Neuralgia. Headache,
&C, eased immediately
Rheum.tGsm S1=lled Joints. and all sorotuaT
Alict ions removed Ct greatly resyso hy this iHvas
able medicine.
Bronchitis. Cstarrh, ConruIsicrs. ard R1s'sr
les cured much relieved
Difficult Breathing. prevalent among
ioIne. the . IaSer Biti5TS.
Bilious, Remitjant and tnts--iirtut F5ysrs. 20
prevalent ia NY parts Of coantry- Goa isieiy
ersdicsted by The use OF The QuskeT Buffers
The AgeI End in the Quaker Brt,rs ju-f Ne ice
tiey stand in need OF ia their i chnWg j.
guickens the blood aud The mind sTe, 'as
passage down The plane inclined.
No one reralu eng unwert (unless afflicted with
ucurabie dise4se) after taxing feS BOTTLES ni lie
Quaker BitterS.
Medicines.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-12-03
NO QUESTION SHALL ARISE

Seven years experience IN Fire Insurance. and
constant f1nIi arity with all details en4Ies me
trans at the business such manner IS that
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-12-03
DR.. Plumley's
$5tO$2O

$5tO$2O rssr .ssH.s Of r :i1s.r
4, make more lacy at work for as in their sna
'~"at or Ill tn I 1t 'vrhiuR else Pa
ars Ffes. Aires g. Stinson l. G, Portland
aine, ysSsvl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-12-03

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN Patents
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-12-03

Now, Shepherds u your helpless charge be kind
Battle the raging year, and ill their pens
With food at VIII, lodge them below the storm.
And watch them strict.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-12-03

IEElAii - IL
SE7I Y. F0WLE L S0,.s, B5st-r. E=zz.,
..t t-- !'.':-.-i -.-.a Ile-.',r~ .-7,-s...s.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-12-03
G r &C X Err Y
And Glass w are.

full stock VIII CHI will be kept constantly on hand.
We buy these goods in large quantities and 5onse-
quently at low prices, and feel confident thaI
we can always please our customers in tbs line.
Persons commence house Keeping are
especially invited to call We also keep large stock
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-12-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW FIRM.
Putnam & M arvin,

French's Block, South Main ST.,
MONTPELIER, VERMONT,
Having bought the entire stock in trade OF l..
Jones, will continue the business lately carfeo
by him. and would respectfully cali the atterion o.
the public to their large stock of
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-11-16
Clint nnbeimlid)e Nat)t.
Cine mabre Begebenbeit,
srsabs pom
8. Greffteur.

gs mar Elm grauer, triber, naBfalter ylos
r=giahmittag an tDelhem id) armer,
felt Wohen berumirrenber &reisreDrlor Den
fleinen 4irbtburrl zines O1rf6ens, bas 5l
rtletnem 0iifrifte geb6rte, erblidte.
Wenn man 10 tpD1enlang in allen mDgs
lid,en unb unnDgliden Mrten BON WeietbE
,pasen suiammsnseriittelt tpirb. nnb bieies
nod ba3ii i'm Nopeniber 8ei9iebt, - einem
Wtonate, neiIen alI9emeine Witterun8sper<
1Gltniiie es besreifli4 MAIDEN, iuie in bent<
feIben porjaglid iib Der gntidluB gum
Selbltmorbe berausbil0en lam, tpenn
man, 70 ieDen Metter Srob bietenb, bem
Rufe elmer an iif ihon beidperIihen
pflidbt 3ii folgerl 9eatpuilgen it, 10 erreidbt
bic DhnIiiCbe @tinlnAilg eitles nDc1 10 gut
oefinnien Bdtrioten lei1t einen S6begrab
Don MliBwutb unb lln5ufrieoenbeit NIT it6
fslbit .unb aller gDelt, Der iins 6ds eerin9ite
1Inangenebme tpie Elm iGtDeres un9liif ct.
idaeinen ldBt, uf1iere Herpeft 1ber elmer aus
Seroroentliben Mblpalnung qreis oibt.
go erging es mir bentt aud an ienent
Observation-Disclosures, als i'd i'm Wfiethz
tpaaer iiber Oas bolperige Geifeir Der
ftbISdbt unterbaltenen 2arfDftrabe onbin=
foIIte, tpdbren6 Die M1len meines Webifels
IIQuHIeIt u3lu tluYNlSit iutt XIII nike NIP
ulufhiaes Weib. Ser gfebeI peroihtste lid
rehr unD mebr 5M etnem nit Shnee pers
miIdten feinen Negen; Niles mar graa in
orau, fd,mubig, fenft nnb falf.
Wlein Wietbgaul it0lpsrte rlsiqnHoliiA
ieinem 3iele al, Der Rut5der, tief 5uiams
Il,enaefauert IN feinem Mantel, beiIen Gra-
asn bod binnafee5diagell, ihlief balb un0
Rdlb duf ieinem BDfe uno gab nur 5eit=
fpetie Durh 9ebeimuiBuOnes Wiuferi nit
Der peitld)e Elm ooer bns anbere lebens3ei=
hen - tpdbrenb Id mid meinen Gebonten
GberlieB.
Weoanfen? = Gs mar ia faurl mbglid,
III bertfen; iuer fam benfen iiberbdupt
nur Menfd bleiberi in einem balbgeoedtetl,
nit Gtrob ausgeitppften, idledltidlIIeBen-
ben gBaeen, an einem iplhen NoDenIber<
tage! llno bennoh 0ante ih - bod)te nit
!Dahrer MSbmutb nlslnes trauten Gohein1,
meiner GinDer lilo ihrer Wfutter Ah, eg
uar Qeraoe DE sit SSsss Sssss SC no
i'd ionit, neben meinenss friiden junQen
Meibe {ibeno, ben e6tthden Sront aus ibs
ren liebsn AdnDen elttGegennabm, no bnnr
bic 4inber frbbIi1 uif rneiuen Gllleeti ant
nib ob 5u tlettern pfleater, nno Id nit Dem
Ppdboenuf tifts Eiirftn meille @s9arfe
idmoud]te; 100 Is I'm Dfeu lujtig ftlilterte
ltflb proljslfe 1lllD nun ldb ld9 bier
~ tysn1leln alIsr 0llsttppakKs irotr ll'ls
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-11-16
Sternf6ttnppat.

gu fasit mir, bab bon einem Gterne
Abbanse unier 2ebensslid.
sSa, Rinb, bod in Der nadten Ssras
Gnts.bt ct nnierm tarsen Slid.
IRAN iast, in isbem Stern, ber bIintet,
Grfpabf Su cine psiie 2ebr'l"
Bas 1T Sas fir Elm Gtern? er fintst,
Sisb bort, er finft unb lit uiGt nsbrl
.aino, eben bat elm Menfa seenSst:
@s 1T iein Gteru, Der ieto faut,
@ie srab i'm trduten &reis sr ipenSet
Dem 6reubsnsott b.im 8edertlaus;
Der @IidIide, sr f6erst, ct trintet
Ga fisbt ber @eif, bas @las iit Icsr."
Sisb gater, bort ben Stern, sr iintst,
CT fintet, fintt unb iF ni6t msbr!
sWein 8inb, bas mar elm lisbIid @eieu,
Def Sers elm @ladIi6er ssnanu.
Sbr bat Der 8ater frob erlsieu
Bum Gattsn ben eelitbten Wanu;
Sie Mbrtbentrone tpOnnis Dinfet;
Der altar barret, beiIis, bsbr-@
eisb gatsr, bort BEN stsru, Der fintets
= Ct iintst, iinft uab 1T nibt mebr!
,gaein ainb, biss 2idt 70 rotb unb bit:g
@ar eineS Giirfenbiensrs Stern;
&r bitntte srOf iib oIs @inifer
gSsiI er sstauidt bat feiusu Serrnl
ttno bic seblidt, ipie ct ssDintet,
EeIIae.n isinsn Sob ai9t fsbr."
Sisb Batter, bort ben Stern, er fuset,
Gr finfst, iintt uub ift ni5t mebr!
.er iif ber armsn Sort s.peien,
Sbm aiemet unirer &brdnen 8Ua;
Bel aaberu mars elm asbrsnIeieu,
Bel ibm elm grnten Sdeuern boil;
Ssiu saitIi9 Sseuer psitbin blufet
Der 4irft'Se tam bon ftrne ber."
Gisb gnter, bort ben Sirrur er fiatet,
CT iintet, iinft unb iit ni6t nebr!
SO fault Der Stern Der seriesesfnfeu;
saino, pabre 9eintn reinen Sinu!
ai0sf ai9t mad glan3 nnb Gbren bIrifsn,
Bid nidt nod faIi6en 9iGtern bin;
COLT pirten treu, ni6t siteI bIinten,
Has tF Der Sterne M bre 2ebr',
Cont sIsi5f On ienen, bic ba iinten,
eis faten, fiulta, iinb nibt msbrl"
8eranger.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-11-16

mar, iotpie baB lie bamit bic 9ube sefuns
ben. iuelde ibr TN 2eben nidt getporoen.
Wfir aber mar Der ginbrnd ienes 0ors
faQes ein 10 lebbafter 9eblieben, baB id}
ni9t umbin fonrte, benielben audi il, uei-
tere Greiie Az berbreiten.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-11-16

Semanb bate In bas 6remoenbuh elmer
pielbelu6ten Burgruine su ben WerSen
iino Spriihen Mnoerer eeidrieben: SD
llebe bel allen Sanen ben Gern.
Gin Na4tommenoer, Der bies las, ibrieb
oarunter:
Wtit Dir 1T gut Ririben efIen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-11-16

Jran: .Warum ieBidt oenn Oeinen
put ut teBt NO Der 8farrer fommt?"
Watln: vgBeib, Du bai1t oil gar fein
Se9ritf BON Der S61i4teit! in maB i'm
bod griiBe t6nne.8
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-11-16

Gtne iebr tnrpulente Jrau entffies aug
e!i1enl otdt beieBten Smnibus. Soft iei
Sant, ddp5te iie, miihiam ii9 bonn 5ritt.
6tetpeseno, elm pabrer Sroit, baB ib aus.
itsisen fam.
ga, fIr ole gierbe bemertte Der Con.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12
NEW LYCEUM THEATRE,
late Fechter's, Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue.

late Fcchter's, Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue
w. L. MANSELL ...................-....-..M anager
OPENING NIGHT THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
ness Of the stage setting Tickets Tor Monday good for
the tickets presented the box Office Monday or
Mr., aANsELL has the honor to announce the inaugu-
OF the 'eas T Gn NV s a
Really the most handsome theatre in New York;
Exquisite in form and splendid in decoradon."-
''surpasses anything attempte here before"-
"ono the most beautiful places of amusement the
Most sumptlJus, luxurious and elegant Telegram
without exception the most elegant theatre In tho
.'raste ana enterprise displayed all sides Mail
mpy sGrrops and in aaTT r taste the
l| e wI,5 1s S
nass ans That the
nfT ssf a Nh rTf
a art s% thu 1t M %
THSRsS SfS THE WEEK. HALlIDArs
Romantic and spestaealar Drama in three acts COM
Rds SS GOsSS&
Ouasimodo, the Bell Ringer OF Notre Dame,
Claude SrOO ATGhdcacon of NOEs p6a narss wnsa,oe
Captain Phubus of the Kings Archers,,
G,ss first appearance in tho United states}
''n"n ''0"' 5Ms drst appearance '''
ClOplL the gypsy King. DaH LccSOn
dis first appearance here In fourteen yearal
Esme rada Gypsy Girl ........ Miss Jeffreys Lewis
Mme Gondeaurier .............. Mrs j. L. Carlare
Flcur de her daughter Miss Henderson,
- (Her first appearance in the United States)
Gudule, recluse Miss CRAWFORD
Ninettc a waiting mai ................ Miss Egerton
THE PLAY
ACT I-ScESE Public Garden in Paris "Danse des
Folies" and Carnival of Fools" SCENE 2-Caudo
FrOlo's Cell. SCENE 3fhe Cour des Miracles. Chorus
of Zingari and Bacchanalian Dance.
ACT II-ScENE l.-Cell in the Palas de Justice SCENE
2-Courtyard OF the Paiss SCENE 81
"NOTRE DAME"
"Miserere" and Grand Medieval Pageant The Cathe
dral Besieged
ACT IlI-SCENE L-Costers of the Cathedral SCENE g.
OLD PARIS BY NIGHT.
The Death Struggle in the Tower OF Notre Dame.
Box Office now open.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12

OLD P%ss 81 St fei Sfh''r' SCENE
The Death Struggle in the Tower OF Notre Dame.
Box once now open
THEATRE CoMIoUE, c,n.,
Mr. JOSH Es&aefThENESi on TIE iEicbs%sE; ''''
S 2nalsss sp pttra nays sspsmbsr IS
Fun and merriment First appearances
Mr. MI JOIN ii II M Hafhr WILSON BROTHERS.
Mr. mi john i NV WILD Miss JENNIE sATERLEE.
Ai Miss sf KIfT9 oSEL Miss MARIE doRENPLo.
:" pleasing programme. and the new
r TIE Eu GEPs Hanias ITALIAN pAbRo oA
All the MAC namot troupe SLAVES Of ~ The HARP
Wednesday, Wednesday
anu SATURDAY An" SATURDAY.
585 sH5l SaN EErn0p?H5rAS sASA1fn
opposite Metropolitan Hotel w n,,r, ~,
aHs B. $s$:s:s
v B$ss $3Ss Mi
SAN s sfckHy Hi1A sas n hAkSKx
' Ann 1 sT;aH i1SisR SA Fisk
To- " XRTisTs SFfEHk EVERY ffhA sv TN Vs.
Doors open att Curtain rises at 7s} O'Clock.
EV2 Gi
A FhH H FSS Uy H9sc OPERA
MONDAY p vii Go ON acso on 90 ,e7,
Messrs HRGkldE and Max ss sTRHSosth have the
he At on the
a"San3 vii s 81 lss
"s Miia osTAVA rnPpfaNI Iar ars+ arneoranc.
S %;, M hIaia E Isl ass ygSPSY
signggr, SAM CA%PSS5 ISJ, Pis arst appearance
sisnor BENFRATELLI, his first appearance
s MATf p % as s. rss
sisnor SS sSii lis first APPEARANCE.
s6Iai 80 S SSD 81 FER S siaa4 s
The box Office now open at the Academy OF Music
RRYANrs MINsrREbs.-rwESrY-rHr STREET.
- between sixth and Seventh avenues near Booths
:. BRILLIANT REoPENING CROWDED HOUSES.
Will appear in a new character scene.
Con SapSy
BRYxNr FS voSAIisrs AND GRAND ORCHESTRA
At eight sea asw secured
FHREr H 5d5 IL sEozBv#
+rssSsS5scES s5ssSss
THE ROYAL MARloNETrEs.
in their heir, wSnd iIti antics of
ORIGINAL cHkfsTY MiSsrRELs,
T!'h hs hs E Rdi5E mSop Of
with grand scenic display
Ssse cSa % % % 81
A MEXICAN INSTITUTE
FORTY. SECOND
EXHIBITION
Is NOW OPEN
AMERICAN INSTITUTE HALL,
I'd AND Sd AvENCEs, CAD AND GATH srREEra
Grander Display of Novelties than Ever Before.
CONCERTS AFTERNOON AND EVENING
ADMISSION Soc CHILDREN HALF PRICE.
DAVENPORT BROTHERS,
sEANCEs,
AT
COOPER INSTITUTE,
WEDNESDAY EYESiSG. SEPT IL. O'CLOCK.
ADMISSION coo. SECURED SEATS ST.
HALL g sons, s4 II fbAA5GADwAv:
1-rw WORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 6ls BROAD
" way Houston and Blsecker r,
should visit The wonderful museum " run 81 eyety
~ be PbiIosophy of Marriage" Those parties unable
~ attend these important lectures can have them for
receipt OF - cents py ADDRESSING
sErREftRY NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 6lS
broadway New York
METROPOLITAN
~" THEATRICAL AND
SHOW PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT
HERALD BUILDING
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL
MINSTREL AND VARIETY CUTS CONSTANTLY
on HAM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12

5l4 Broadway.
............. Sole Proprietor
THE INCREASE.
MONDAY NEXT,
September Is.
First appearance
of the
WILSON BROTHERS.
Miss JENNIE SATERLEE,.
Miss MARIE GORENFLO..
and the new
drama, vie
ITALIAN PADRONE;
or, the
SLAVES OF THE HARP.
| MATINEE
| WEDNESDAY
| SATURDAY..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12
NHEATRE COMIQUE,

THEATRE CoMiooE'
Mr.. JOSH HART. .......
EXCITEME NT ON
Novelty upon novelty.
Endless attraction.
Fun and merriment. !
Mr.. 4. JUMP,
Mr.. JOHN HART,
Mr.. Il. HARRIGAN,
Mr.. 7. HART, |
Mr.. JOHN WILD,
Mr.. FRANK KERNS, |
Miss ADA WRAY,
Miss JENNIE HUGHES,
Miss KITTY O'NlEL,
Miss JENNIE YEAMENS, |
in = new and
plea sing programme.
The Mulligan Guards.
THE GkIPSACk.
BIG INJUN,
All the mammoth troupe
in a new oilo.
MATINEE
WEDNESDAY
and
SATURDAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12

OLYMPIC THEATRE. THOMPSON TROUPE.
UNBOUNDED ENTHUSIASM by an
AUDIENCE CROWDED IN EVERY PART
for tho production OF
SiNDBAD THE SAILOR,
in which the word-famed
MISS LYDIA THOMPSON
and
THE NEW MAMMOTH COMPANY
irradlate the theatre with
FLASHES OF FUN,
with which this piece abounds, reproducing
FAMILIAR MUSIC, interspersed with NEW SONGS,
NURSERY RHYMES revived after three years rest
The great market scene introducing
STUMP SPEECH and DANCING QuAKERS.
THE SKATORIAL PHENOMENON.
DUETS and QUARTETS.
The whole enormous success. Secure seats
MATINEES WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
DOOTH's THEATRE JEFFERSON.
J. B. BOOTH. Sole Lessee and Manager.
SECOND WEEK OF JOSEPH JEFFERSON
MONDAY, September 8, and every evening during the
JOSEPH JEFFERSON
RIp VAN wINKLE.
SATURDAY EVENING, September Is SECOND TINE of
THE NEW MAGDALEN
Seats may be secured, SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE, at the
box Office OF the theatre its branch ticket Office the
music store of G H. Dson * Co., I'll Broadway.
MAGGIE MITCHELL, OCTOBER 1917
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12

WEDNESDAY EVENING, October l-Opening of the
Second Comedy Season at this theatre production
OF an entirely new Drama OF great interest written
pressly for the company by Mr. c. F. Rowe, entitled
THE PRUSSIAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12
DANCING ACADEMIES.

YIVRENOR'S ACADEMY OF DANCING, LYRIC HALL.
Sixth avenue Forysecond street, Reservoir square,
Yeopeus September l5 Send call for circulars.
WILSON HAMILTON'S SELECT DANCING AGA
w denny, Arthur Hall, 800 West Fourteenth street,
near Eighth avenue.-Classes now open for beginners
For terms &c send for circular Third Soiree Dansane
Tuesday, september l6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12

1t Is with extreme pleasure that the directors make
known To the public that arrangements have been com
pleted for Introducing. Tor the first time in
ENGLISH OPERA,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12
AMvgENrENTs.

TTNION SQUARE THEATRE
~ Troprletor Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOk
Manager. Mr. A. NJ. PALMER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12

The season will be inaugurated at the Academy Of
Music. Philadelphia, on Monday, October d A tour
through the West will subsequently, be made after which
Miss KELLOGG and Company viii return to New York,
or the precise date announcement will be made
as possible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-12

STANDARD AMERICAN BEvEL TABLES AND
Al. the Phclan Collender Combination Cushions
Tor sale only by the patentee, IL W. COLLENDEk. sue
"A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND
a. hand Billiard Tables constantly on hand at GEO.
Il. PHELAN's, No. Barclay street, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-03
1n0cx 10 Advertisements.


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BANKING AND FINANCIAIs-N0nfh Pdge-5th column.
BANKING-HoUSES AND BANkLRs-ItnM FaQe-Ath Coz
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BoARn AND Rooms lersnh PGoe--Sd and Attn columns
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THE HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.


SOME BUSINESS OK IMPORTANCE DONE-NOTICES OF
BILLS THAT VILE BIZ INTRoDUCED-A REsoLU-
TIOS CREATING A COMMITTEE on WAR CLAIMS
LNrRODUCED-rTs OBJECT TO ABOLISH THE COM
MITTEE on EVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUSE
WASHINGTON, Dec. I'm odd moments before and
after the reading of the Message i'll tho House, some
business of Importance was DONE number Of
members gave notice of bills that they would intro
duce when they got a chance-Mr. Morey, of the old
Supplemental Civil Rights bill Mr.. Parsons, of Il
bill to repeal the bankruptcy law; and Mr.. Niback,
of bill to repeal the increase of salaries.
On motion of Mr.. Dawes information was called
for from the Secretary of the Treasury rs TO the
amount Of money paid to settle suits in New York
and Boston for violation of customs laws and the
portion that has gone into the Treasury.
An important resolution offered by Mr.. Frye, in
tho preparation of which tho Speaker probably had
hand. was agreed to. changing the old, useless
Committee Revolutionary Claims into Com
mittee on War Claims to which all claims growing
out of any war shall DO referred. Heretofore,
such claims have been distributed among half
q dozen or more Committees. If o claim
failed in one, its advocates would try another.
Under the new arrangement the Judiciary, Military,
Naval and other Committees, will be relieved of a
great burden of this kind of business. The new
Committee will dispose Of it in a more expeditions
manner by establishing rules of evidence, and re-
jecting as fraudulent of doubtful and fabri-
Gated claims. Mr.. Frye will be chairman of the Com
mittee, ii he desires the place.
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qualified approval to the efficient management
of the Governor and Board OF Public Works
of the District of Columbia, under which tho
city ia rapidly assuming the appearance OF a
Capital of which the nation may be proud.
In connection with this subject he re-
commends the establishment in Wash
ington of "an institution of learning
cor university of the highest class, by the
"donation of public lands" The donation of
public lands, which the President says he is
opposed to Gas a rule" seems to be favortc
idea with him. He suggests il also "as an
"exccptionr in connection with The irrigation
Of the arid lands of Colorado by means OF a
canal. 1t is hardly likely though that Colorado
will be irrigated at the public expense until
some of the older States are little more
crowded than at present
The recommendation of revision OF the
Civil Service Rules will be read with smile
by those who remember the proportion OF
"exceptionso TO the number of cases in which
the rules have been applied. The Message
closes with recommendation of general
amnesty and the enactment of bill TO better
secure civil rights TO colOred citizens.