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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-24

ROBBERY PEkvESIED.-An attempt was
made on Saturday night To rob the butter aud
i -O0uee store OF Messrs- WLeatiy aud Rohrer
il the basement Of the building at the south
west corner of 9th and ID streets. About dark
Oficer Harlow went down to Try the door and
everything was secured just as he had
reached the door a cOlored man jumped out of a
blow at him with a piece Of board, and then
darted up the steps The officer called on him
TO halt, but he paid no heed 10 the order. The
policeman fired a shot from hisrevolver at him,
which il is supposed took effect in his back, but
did not stop him. He succeeded in escaping,
hui a. he "a well-known, the probabilities are
that he will soon be arrested.
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c. 1T Y 1T E NJ s.

PONDS ExTRACT-For twenty-five years the
peoples remedy, for what? See Pond s Extract
DoOk. 2lO:25
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISs Z: fLETCHERB SCHOOL FOR Young
Avn LADIES AND CHILDREN, 1871 Nee YcvS
accaM.-The third quarter will Commence IA NuARy
-, zee. ocle5ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-24

THE ANIMAL MISSIONARY ANNIVERSARY of
the 4 str-et NJ. T.. Sabbath school southeast,
was held last evening. aad addresses were de-
hvered by Gen. y. U. Howard and Hon. John
II. Storm Several solos and choruses were well
sung by the scholars. The amount contributed
for all purposes during lie year was Al go. The
number Of children belonging TO the school S92.
There IL in connection with this .ehc oil relief
committee, whose duty il Is to hunt up and re-
heye the wants Of the destitute children of that
section Of the city. There h also a mis-. on
school on nth street southeast, which is in a
very fourishiny cond lion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-24

M Uef AID eHAILEQRlA1 sAURIYIUD
IA C410S LOAN OYBI01 m1 "A. -
- and Nth .. xls whole Of the rsnaininsy
Watches leyio - A1ssieaA nakssL Cold Cksins,
kin0s ne9es, 0eeye by1tons, finest 'Hurs, Musical
IN business You seye from 8 10 % Per cent By 6uy.
ing here. Goods sold on instalmeuts. Gall and -.
vania avenue, ial0-tp
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N&esNaaeo&&


Ne = SaasahsS Row. Towsoatowa.
n e.NNS NgeoFtArEp GROUND RENTS
Ia evAkASe&th kkAh ESTATE BOUGHT
es0'aRsls aissasle1se
NOR S,NhEolS ExcaANN hoe Bal,,noEe
SstS RsePeytSNa COUNTRY s AT GVNrAtN.
I'M los ASiSkSS hpeale1 H. alles ipoa Balt,-
N9ysS ety. aasleN Moth VI Magnolia >tatioa.
RN> \ y q. T., VI a uilS ir0aa Stage r0ate.
eaeeeNSl by q barge VgAalaeatat IVtpAt.e
RAShkl>S eSataiAiass ~ voSals, Y Slosets.
si9ySe SsSab h,Esss eSllaEs ane Panll' and dairy
Al iasSsllniS, VITA inc sprtng Vat halhhnge
eSassst y k,gss barn, Vesa H0use. hSansSS.
S,lSSS hoass AMI ue01 Sasl; Orchard ..
SSSs, p,s.ss s,..t s''.i ~ SSaFs' ,l9sSS NP'
Nm sitst ShsSeN TIVE, al bearing; eaF,teu S0n-
ssaS Ssaess. $sgewbSStSs. EuroSsis. GasP-
eeSS.Ss all R3aeSoSsE,Ss. RNso streams pass
sas,''Sa w RserSSSS
EVlS S.NAS o& ENSl.NNSE EVK Crr1
tisSthSeN, a aliss iaFua SSatsiAlns&t NstSs.
slll.sss>l "a tAssN 4. e ". a ShoEt distance
,r,'ss aSltimoyS>. taetSs "a SsVl Nal0SS ball
si,,,Se "a = aiSa siatg u cultiNahea, and veil
wssSgS4 iiHeE.ssy,i D. trssliie hSusc, ceht.,ln-
"a s,Sas SseS,l sizei stable sas hegses and
S2'ss. SSsa Ss,e, SgaAaay, sAiesea hease, baFse
>,9ss,sa SS eeeS eAiSSSas tps'ns hsase and
~ 2sAeg a,SSssasS sas oaii,hass has ga q
- Sas.ss ,fsss ssSs.. a., SSaF,a,; aasa ssal,S
NiaSs. SSAs& sak vii ~ SOIL Shsap % ~
Sa..''s,sss he S'sS peSeSs'S. reseas sass
SVgS $NaA. \ ElNS E.NgN c0N tanning
90 NesikAS ps2ss, 2R less. ioaE aailcs iEvm In
49, ss,,S ls.siS. ~ 4 X vi ' IA
gS'as>s4 ~.lh = alass .sass tNl - sn,i ~ aeScs
49, sas s.,lhhasN
s1.k SNaS a NNcs lse Nc1sS ~
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n o.N>$ Nk4oTtArkD. GROUND RENTS
IA eVALkce&ih, &kAk ESrArk BOUGHT
Nh $oklA kAANt>ArioN or TtrbkS
pgSsnl,tlN aitsa.leSl ~.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-05-24

ns~MEALs FURNISHED Al all hours.
OYSTERS SERVED in every STYLE.
T. MAURICE WATKINS.
Oct k--t. Proprietor
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Miscellaneous.
DIR. TUFTS
VEGETABLE
LIVER PILLS.

DIR. TUFTS PILLS
INCREASE thu powers Of Digestion and ex.
II cite the absorbents 10 action, whereby all
impurities Of the System, are carried on. The
old stereotyped opinion that Caiomei must %
used Ito carry oil the Bile" has givea away
before the light oi science. The Vegetable
hingtain furnishes remedy, free from all
deleterioas effects.
They act a. kindly on the tender infant. the
nh"si delicate female, aud iatirm old age, ~
upon the most vigorous system, Graduating
every mor6ihc agent, inv igoTating the debililat
ell organs. building uP the tagging nervous
energies 'mparting vlgor I" body aud mind.
Price 10 cents Box.
sotB nv Att DEUGeisTs.
ma. Tufts Improved Hair Dye.
This elegant preparation Is warranislt the
best In the World.
Its effect Is instantaneous.
II lmpaTta no ridiculous tiu,ts.
u will remedy the bad effects Of in Il ioT dye.
Il perfectly harmless.
u contains no sugar OF lca
II has NO unpleasant odOf.f
IL imParis a natural glossy 81.
Price Ono Dollar II X.
soIn ~ All eErssnrs
DIR. TUTT's,2
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SNAaaANSe3osNF$ SeaSSsaaesasS ANeAlasa,.r.
u sSss & tss,Ss. AsSssk I'D nsllsAssses, and
$~SN eSssi.s \ 4s,sSsslek - - tses-N sSS-.
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- $50
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-03
DR.. Longdon
CHRONIC CATARRH.
A Disease Inevitably Tending to
Consumption.
Only Scientific and Successful
Method of Treatment.

Itthpre IL one disease IN this climate NOR
prevalent more or.n I've more productive
of y. rious mischief and more liable 10 We
rise tn many dangerous @ Implications
than dnsther that disease IN thfonic tatatrh.
T ere II NJ INST u dryness and tnickrnlns
OF the mucous lining of The nasal passas"
causing sreater or less difficulty I'm BREATH
ing .Aslthe disease advances, murp-
purulent secretion IN established. gradually
frcItNes and results nnatiy In constant
drc parge. An examination pr spectrum
eIhibits the mucous mt lnbrhne OF the nos
trIlS and throat In an iufiam,d an \ ulcernt-
ed condition, aud Of a darker color TN N IN
hea tn. IN this stage OF the disease ther"
IL frequent hawking" especially In TIE
morning. A. the liberation .stenns Ihe
secretion hsrdens and forms a cf>ast,whlch,
the patient constantly picking, causes irrl'
tation and soulelimes blaesiing. In the
more adv,uIced stage of the disease the ul-
cerstiOn Involves the small b nes OF the
nose and throat; at this stfRe the d'schsrse
II purulent, duk colorVd often tingeh VIII
blood, ant emits highly offensive odor.
THIS udor ~ mCst dis ustiug, being, al
lines iutolerabl. oten tOHs pdfttt nv the
Tavages q Caiarrh tue general heal u NJ
ways suif frs, vitality IN diminished. lnc
Systpm pru-traied, aud lite very much
shortened The senses OF smell ann near
Ing are not untrcq entity mach impaired
and sometimes entirely destroyed. pcc,-
SiunRlly inflammation Of the hlain results,
aud " hen 80 death usually iolOWs taia'in
T. slow and iuSidious in It's development.
ir stacking the noSe. next IN" "a oht.
then the bronchial tubes, and f,idity hS
lungs IT'S thH great feeder of Pulmonary
irritation. and tie only omuniiy Iro,u
con MPfIOS a. srcctnditD cutting oD NE
GadTTh.
Chronic Catarrh, like Asthma and Ton-
suu ptinn, hns heretofore had no remedy
adequate tO it, cure. The great caus" of
failure was not only "A want ofproper 'cm-
edies, but u greater wnn' Oi IN" proper
means Tor applying Aie remedy 10 The discuss
But We can SHy ~ sufferers rom t,is
IOarhspmc malady that these wants are
both mIIy met In our new AMI scientnc
mode Of treating the disease. Our in.tru-
ments enable us Ia Apply medicines wWch
act speJIfi ally on the diseased mucous
membranes directly to the parts Rn c''d:
and pursuing his only rational cO''rse, M
might bc expected. we are uniformly uc-
ctes'ul In rem0vt ia" tatarT hal Affection
Ne furnish msdicines AN Instrument on
the mOs' reas onat H. tIrms Rt Oar Medical
and Surgical Apar me nis. where all tbton-
lc Diseases are treated with the greatest
success aud v u surgical operations perform.
eel in the most skiilful and scieotiic
NJ nncr.
FEES BTTTfIYTIiE REh CH OFdLL.
|. d. L0N9D0N, A. M, M. D.,
SOUTH Si'E MONROE STREET,
tFhIrd door above ths Uourt House,
fe2j-d4weod WHEELING. w. VA.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-03
Bslsimor. Cattle Market.
THURSDAY, February ~,

BEEF CATTLE.-Early in the week
there was general expectation OF low.
er prices than last week, owing TO the
presence Of but few Eastern dealers
and the advent Of the Lent season,
but, perhaps. owing TO the advance IN
Hogs, and the appearance OF Washing
ton dealers on the market, that teBden.
cy was checked. and there WAS come
little activity ln the market and though
there were higher figures realized, yet
the quality throughout was super fnr to
the offerings OF last week, and we can
not quote any advance. considering
quality, unless it he in the middle
gtades, on which there might have
been a slight improvement.
Prices to day for Beef have ranged
as follows:
Best Beeves at Sc 25CS7 81; that gen
orally rated first quality 5 25@6 %;
medium or good fair quality 4 5OGgj -;
ordinary thin Steers. Oxen and Cows
So 50@4 So inferior and lower grades
OF Cattle 0 0090 00 ge:.eral average
OF market TO-DAY s. 25; extreme range
OF prices So 50M7 62 Mos o. the sales
were from 81 Is IN 6 90 per 100 lbs
OF the receipts 9Sl head came from
Ohio, 81 from Maryland, and 81 head
from Pennsylvania-total receipts for
the week 1000 head, against 1861 last
week, and $40 head same time last year.
o. the offerings 1877 head were taken by
Baltimore butchers, 1873 head sold TO
spectators for Eastern markets, 81 to
TO York county, Pa. dealers, and ll2
70 Washington city and Annapolis
dealers-total sales for the week 1919
head, against 1915 last week, and 755
bead same time last year
SHEEP.-There 10 q large increase
in the receipts since last week, but the
demand has been commensurate with il,
aud there il no change TO note in the
quotations. The quality OF the arrivals
generally has been OF very good grade.
Wequote fair to extra sheep al 5 GScts.
per 10. gross-one very superior lot. sv>
eraging 1872 lbs gross. brought l0cts.
Receipts this week 2404 head, against
S54 last week and I43S head same time
last year.
HOGS.-Tbere is some little decrease
in the receipts this week, as compared
with the light run OF last week, and the
pens are now quite bare, with but little
prospect Of any heavy run in excess OF
the wants OF this market 10 conse-
queDce OF these facts prices have regu-
larry advanced since last week, and Dos
with higher prices West and 10 Pbila-
delphia, the rates here must necessarily
60 higher before any reaction tsk.s
place. We quote the last sales att 25
@N 62 per 100 lie. net, and 7 75G
Is net ceuid be realized Ior prime Hogs
if here Receipts tbis week sob head,
against 60S4 las, week, and 1887 head
same time last year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-03
Jail Delivery.

On Saturday two prisoners escaped
from the Clarksburg jail. The escape
was effected by means Of false keys
used by some outside friend Of the pris-
oners Whoever assisted in the mat
ter, first gained access to the kitchen OF
the Jail and from thence entered the
ball, and unlocked the door. The
names Of the prisoners who thus effect
Ell their escape are James p. Hsmler
alias James P. Doss, imprisoned in jail
Of last year on charge OF horse steal
ing, and Robert Nutter who had been
in prison about six months awaiting
trial before the u. s. Court for a viola
ton o. the Revenue Laws. EHamler ia
a note horse thief and his escape is a
matter Of regret. No blame whatever
can he attached to Mr.. Monroe the
Sheriff and iailer as the means OF es-
cape were such that no ordinary care
or watch fulHess could have prevented.
He ie using every possible means to re-
capture CLarkSbwg Telegraph
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
MARKETS BY TEL GRAPH.
New York Market.

NkW Okk, mhICb I.
FLOUR-The msrket is dull and in
buy er's favor a. - 9096 65 tor su.
perfine State; 81 l0@7 50 'or extra
state; s. 55t97 IS for choice; s. 10(a
s 40 for fancy; IS S096 65 for SUPER
fine western; Sc 65t97 IS TOR common
to millers' extra western; 81 SOFAS On
Tor choice; s. 50tal0 50 for common
to choice, white wheat western extra,
WHEAT.-Market is one cent h'gh
er and quiet, 81 55@l 81 for No. ,
spr ng; 81 6S@l 73 for No. | spring;
81 S0(6l 95 Tor winter red, western;
81 GOAL 90 tor amber western, and
81 S2l92 Is for white western, latter
for fancy.
CORN-Dull aud in buyers fsvor,s
63l964Bc tor new western m'Xet; 65c
for old ahoat; 63c in store 64 965c for
yellow western.
PORK.-Msrket firm, with only q
light amount OF stock offering; SIS -!
for new mesa.
LARD-Dull. and in buyers favor
St@S 5-l6c for No to prime steam; (;
and Ss@Ssc for kettle rendered.
Blu TIER Firm, cho'ce grades
l5@20c for western, and 23924c for
state
PETROLEUM Dull and heavy; 81.
for crude, and l9lc TOR refi,ed.
WHISKY.-Quiet At Gle.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-03
THE INJUNCTION.

Ii seems TO us that in his decision
swsrdit an injunction against the sub
,criptiops to the capital stock OF the
Wheeling aud Lake Erie, and Wheel
ing and Ohio Union railroad companies
Judge MELvIN has omitted 10 allude to
the main point in controversy There
is no dispute between the friends and
the opponents OF these contemplated
improvements concerning the fact tnst
hereafter no corporate Indebtedness can
be incurred beyond five per ce"tnm o.
the assessed valuation o. the property
within the corporation, aud, as we un'
derstand it, that is the only point con-
sidered by the Judge in grant
ins the injunction. The advocates
Of these subscriptions however hold
that they are covered by the coDstitu-
tonal exception which limits the ratio
Of Indebtedness TO cases where the issue
of the bonds is authorized after the
si1ption Of the constitution and does
not include those autho Zed prior to
that time. The language is: Except
in cases where such corporations have
s,readv authorized their bonds to be
i,-ued." The makipg ot the corporate
subscription to the railroad companies
was. ~ we believe, authorized by the
popular vote before the adoption OF the
present Constitu ion; the issue o. the
bonds was included in the authorization
then given; and the point decided by
the Judge does not touch this particular
cas-
We are not aware whether THE view
wa- presented in argument or not. We
infer from the report OF the decision that
it was not presented, because We do not
doubt that Judge MELVIN candidly and
couscientlously considered the arsu-
ments urged before him. 1t seems to
MS, however, that the real question TO
be decided is what constitutes g corpora
ton, and whether the corporation OF
Wheeling had already authorized lis
bonds to be issued in such a manner "a
10 come within the exception provided
10 the Constitution. This point has not
been decided.
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Baltimore Market
BALTIMORE. March

DAhTlMORE, NlhECn \
COTTON.-Quiet low midland- l9s
FLOUR.-Quiet, steady aud unchan
ged.
WHEAT.-Dull; choice white %
M225; tair TO prime 9092 %; choice
amner . 209s2 "a good 10 prime red
2G2 Is; common to air do, SOF6l %;
red western 70@l 95; amber 2G12 10.
CORN,-Firm and scarce tor South =
ern white &c. yellow So: mixed Wes-
tern nominal at 5S960
OATS STEADY; Southern 4694S a;
mixed AZ; white nomlnally firm at 80
$50.
HAY Western 24930; Peunsyl-
vania 26@30 proves quiet and steady.
MESS PORK.-Firm at l5625c,
bulk meats, and shoulders 54@5ic; rib
sides. 7@7tc; clear sides 7iG7!c
Bacon active shoulders Ct RIB sides
S@Stc; clear rib sides SIC Hams un-
changed Lard dull at Sic:
BUrTER-Fsrly, and active, choice
roll 3Oc.
WHIKY.-Weak and nominal At
OIL
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SUNDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March 2. 1873.
SENATE.

The session OF the Senate continued
until late hour this morning The
paragraph in the River and Harbor
appropriation bill authorizing Godfrey
Weitzel, OF the United States corps OF
engineers in charge Of the Louisville
and Portland canal, to settle the claim
OF J. C. Dennis Tor work done on the
canal was struck out.
The amendment to strike out the ap-
preparation OF $4,000 to improve the
Delaware river at and near Horse
shoe shoals was next agreed to.
The House amendment to the bill for
the suppression of the circulation and
trade in obscene literature WAS concur
red in and the bill now goes to the
President
Tue Chair announced the Commit
tee of conference on the sundry civil
appropriation bill as follows: Mes-rs.
Cole OF California, Stockton of South
Carolina, and Sawyer OF New Jersey.
Mr.. Scott, of Pennsylvania, moved
an amendment to the River and Har
Dor bill that a portion OF the $4,000
appropriation for the improvement ot
the Schuylkill river, shall be devoted
to the removal Of the rocks at the
South street wharf Adopted
Mr. Conkling, of New York, moved
an item OF $4,000 for the improvement
Of Peconic river. Agreed to.
Mr.. Stewart called up the bill in re,
lation to the Texas Pacific Railroad.
Mr.. Morrill,, Of Maine, moved an
amendment authorizing the Secretary
of War to furnish provisions ard arms
to the engineering ard surveying par
ties OF the Northern Pacific and Texas
Pacific Railroads, at the cost Of such
arms and provisions at the points where
usued. Agreed to and bill passed.
Mr. Davis, OF West Virginia, called
p the House bill making appropriations
to pay a"ards made to various North
ern claimants, when
Mr. Edmunds, it being 3 80, A. NJ,
moved 10 take recess to 7 o'clock.
Mr.. Morrill,. of Maine. chairman OF
Credit Mobilier committee, called 'he
attention of the Senate 10 the report OF
The committee now lying on the table
He said the committee had fulfilled the
duty which the Senate had imposed up.
on them. They did not regard them
selves in the light of prosecutors and
they left this matter now for the decis-
ion OF the Senate.
Mr.. Hanlin, of Maine said this was
matter Of dee p portance to the Senator
implicated and it should be cor sidere'
at time when the Senate would not te
disturbed by Conference reports and
other matters of Importance. He sug.
ge.ted that the Senate should take
recess to 2 P. NJ when it could discuss
these matters without interruption.
After some further discussion the
Senate at AS A. NJ, on Sunday took a
recess to P. NJ.
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of prosecution; and for every viola
ton of the provisions of the third
section of this act, every person con-
victed as the keeper of any OF the
places therein declared to be nui-
sances shall forfeit and pay fine of
not less than fifty dollars nor
more than one hundred dollars and be
imprisoned in the Jail of the county
for not less than twenty days nor
more than fifty days, and pay. the
costs of prosecution and such place
or places so kept by such person or
persons so convicted shall be shut up
and abated. upon the order Of
the Court before whom such
conviction may be had, until such
time as such person or persons keep
ing such places shall give bond and
security, to De approved by said
court, in the penal sum of one thou
sand dollars, payable to the State Of
West Virginia, conditioned that he,
she or they will not sell intoxicating
liquors contrary TO the laws of this
State, and will pay all fines, costs
and damages assessed against such
keeper or keepers, for any violation
thereof; and in case of the forfeiture
of such bond, suit may be brought
thereon, for the use of any person
interested, or for the use Of the
county; in case of fine or costs due
such county. And the penalties in
the nature of fines mentioned in
this section may be enforced sepa-
rately from the imprisonment, be-
fore Justices of the Peace or Police
Magistrates.
EvASIONS.
The giving away of Intoxicating
liquors, or other shift or device to
evade the provisions of this act,
shall be deemed and held to be an
unlawful selling, within the provis-
ions of this act.
LIABILITY OF OWNER OF BUILDING
OR GROUND-wHEN.
For the payment of all fines, costs
and damages assessed against any
person or persons, in consequence of
the sale of Intoxicating liquors rs
provided in section six of this act,
the real estate and personal property
of such person or persons, of every
kind, shall be liable, and such fines,
costs and damages, shall be a lien
upon such real estate until paid.
HOW PENALTIES MAY BE ENFORCED.
The penalty and imprisonment
i'm the seventh section of
this act may be enforced by indict-
ment in any court of record having
criminal Jurisdiction and all pecu-
mary fines or penalties provided for
in any of the sections of this act,
Except the fifth and sixth, may he
enforced and prosecuted for, before
any justice Of the peace Of the prop
er county in an action Of debt, in the
name of the State of West Virginia,
rs plaintiff; and in case Of convic-
ton the offender shall be committed
to the Jail Of the county until the
and costs are fully paid
and the justice or court in which the
is had shall issue writ
Of cnpiUS ud snti&fdcicndum there
for; and justices of the peace shall
also have jurisdiction of all actions
arising under the fourth and fifth
sections of this act, when the amount
in cOntroN @rsy does not exceed one
dollars, such actions to he
prosecuted in the name of the party
injured or entitled to the debt or
damages provided for in said section.
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hereafter receive $4,000 a
. Randall, of Pennsylvania

Mr.. Randall, of Pennsylvania
object. ,
Mr.. Cox, of New York-That
saves the reputation of the House;
The Speaker hoped Mr.. Randall
would withdraw his objection, and
Mr.. Randall having done so the
Speaker said he would interline the
modification on the amendment.
Subsequently Mr.. Farnsworth re-
newed the objection. But the Speak
er ruled the objection was too late.
Laughter.
The vote on the amendment was
as follows: Yeas 100, Nays 81.
The House then proceeded to vote
OH other important amendments
with the following result: The
amendment suspending the pay
ment of judgments of the Court of
Claims in favor of dislOyal persons
was rejected. The substitute re-
ported by the Committee OH APP
Preparations in reference to with
holding the government charges for
transportation from the Pacific rail-
road and applying it to reimburse
ment of interest was agreed to in
stead of Senate amendment on the
same subject. The amendment
known as the Wilson bill directing
suits to be instituted for the restitu-
ton from the Credit Mobillier for
overcharges. Agreed to.