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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14
GOVERNOR PINCHBACK.
COMPLIMENTARY DINNER At ERtp uuuulAss.



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WINS never IN the Peniten'isry' and In
All that He In. Done Only Initiated
-,
INC Ntntesmen OF the South.
On Wednesday evening n complimentary din
ner was given TO GoycPnor Pinchhark a the
residence Of Hon. Frederick Douglsss. nv the
following gentlemen: Lewis II, DouRlass. rem
resentlng his father; j, 9eiia Martin. Ueorge n
Downing, Or. G. N. PuryIs, n. Il, Barbadoes,
Chas. II. Peters, James wortnIey, ar, WIN, j,
Wilson, Frederick Douglass Charles r.,
Douglass, sidney Mcfarland, Christian A. Fleet
wood, II. W. Tompkins, Mr.. BLACK, Geo, Smith,
Chas. johnson, Samuel Proctor, j, n Matthew'S
Collins Cursor, Richard r. Smith n n Roston
DIR, A. 4, Augusta. n Hewlett n Ciair Dayis
and Others,
The dinner was gotten IN in Proctor's choicest
style. After the regular toasta, itThe President
OF the United States" iThe success OF The RE-
publican party" the health OF the guest was
Governor Pinchback, in rcspondInq. amonu
other things said; Gentlemen, 1 cannot md
words sufiiclent TO thank you for this marx Of
your respect, confidence and esteem The In
terest manifested by You gentlemen IN the sur-
cess NJ the Republican party Of Louisiana, which
viii necessarily leaI to my being aeated in the
Senate, Ia Of far more importance than ID would
at nrst appear. The result of that contest il
not merely whether Louisiana shall have a RE-
publican State government hui II il practicaily
testing the question as TO whether our people
shall have any political rights Of ali, Should
the political manipulations, cheating, fraud and
intimidation evidenced in our case triumph, a
premium would be nut upon such practices, and
they wouli he Indulged In hereafter In every
election which will take place In the Southern
States, thereby rendering the extension OF the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14


Beantys brother Is dead, AMI there Ia much
grief thereat.
The Maryland Republican Association meets
Tonight ut Ciarke's hall.
Bowers of the st. James has been admitted to
full membership In the "1urftees."
The sOCiahle Of the Washington Literary Asso-
citation takes place on Wednesday next.
ST. Tammany Tribe No. 10, OF Red men, hold
their third annual reunion and banquet on Mon.
day evening next.
Frank Holiingshcads good-lookng Baltimore
brother was in town yesterday, AMI the Captain
was showing him around.
A plank footwalk ia TO he laid on Q street, he
tween Second AMI Third northwest, by order Of
the Board Of Public Works.
The street cars were running last night on
very long time, very much TO the Inconvenience
Of travellers. Why should this be sos
Cannot the sleighlng and skating by boys and
others, on Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets,
between L and + northwest, be prohibited?
IL IL reported that the congregation Of Mount
Zion on. e. church, COlOred, intend purchasing
the BTdge-stTeet Presbyterian church building
for place OF worship.
Two Of the officers Of the "OO-west" club wiH
pay their respects TO members Of the club on
Friday or Saturday, and expect that the boys
VIII be prepared to receive them.
The following Ia the range Of the thermom-
ter yesterday at Ilcmplcr optician store, No, 49,
Pennsylvania avenue, corner FOur-nnd-a-half
street: 0. M. 30; 10 q. M, SO; 10 m, 80; p. m
30; I p. m, 2s; o y. m, ~; y. M, %.
Lieut.. NOOnRn, Of the sanitary police force
yesterday sent TO the insane asylum 4 lunAtiC
named John Curran, who was found wandering
about the Capitol grounds In . destitute cOndi-
owes him $1,000 for gallant conduct during the
war,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14
AfiempIrh SnIcllr.

Tuesday afternoon, at / O'Clock, a gentleman
named Hooley cptered the once Of Mr.. A. X,
Browne, attOrncy-at-law, on FOuT-and-a-half
street, near Indiana avenue, and asked advice
In reference TO obtaining some property stolen
from his residence the day before. among which
was check for go and lot OF recon aendatlOna
from officers Of the regular aud volunteer armies.
The necessary Information was furnished him,
after which he began relating some family dim
culties, and said he had no desire TO live any
longer, AMI threatened TO blow his brains out,
This declaration startled Mr. Browne, and he
told the man II he persisted In his threat he would
have him arrested. Mr.. Browne then started for
the door, snpposlng the man was following him;
bat Whist was his astonlshmcnt, when he looked
back into the room, 10 sec BOoley hacking At his
throat with q penknife. lie Immediately ran
towards him aud prevented any further attempts,
and ordered the man TO leave the place, which
he did and started for his home, on Virginia ave-
nue. east. BOolry was q soldier In the regular
army, and participated In the Mexican war and
also In the late rebellion, when he served as
captain and lost an arm. Among the recon-
mendatlOns stolen sas one from Gen. Winfield
Scott, and Others from prominent officers Of the
volunteer service, all Of whom spoke In the
highest terms OF his bravery. The SO check
that was taken he intended to use In purchasing
u new false arm.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14

DIsraeIp. Homestead.

A London letter to the Boston Post says: Il Ia
stated, much TO the general regret, that the lordly
mansion and estate OF Hughenden manor, In
Bucks, where Mr.. Dlsraell has spent more than
quarter Of century OF q happy welded exist
ence, was only life-property OF Lady Beacops-
husband, and that II will now pass into other
hands. Unless Mr.. Disraell Is able TO effect Its
purchase, therefore, he will have TO ind, In his
old age, another home, and transfer his house
hold gods to unfamiliar scenes. This will really
be q great pity; for II Is well known how proud
Mr.. Disraell has always been OF Inghenden, and
OF being great country proprietor; and to sink,
at his time OF life, aud with all his hOnors thick
upon him, Into the condition Of a landless gen.
tleman, will be genuine misfortune 10 q man OF
his temperament. To imagine Mr.. nlsraell with
out liughenden, or llughenden without Mr..
Dlsraell. u quite odd and unnatural.
How the statesman has Ieyeled In lts bucollc
and hospltahle host to the country folk around
about, In presiding graclously and making we'll
turned little speech, full OF sunny hunlor and
hearty goodwill, at the annual "hATyest hOmel"
II has always delighted him, tOo to invite 10 the
beautiful old place, nt for duke 10 live In, the
great mobiles whom he has made his friends,
European celebrities, literary cronles, and party
rough, His Grace OF Buckingham and the Earl OF
MAlmsbury, have been his frequent Euests
Where will he md another Hughenden3 II Mr.
Dlsraeli could be induced TO accept II, am very
sure the British people would come forward with
q rush to subscribe Tor It's purchase, at any cost
In his favor; nor would the Liberals, who really
esteem Dlsraeli at bottom despite his political
hostility, be less enthusiastic OF less generous IN
opening their pockets for such an object. The
thing has really been suggested, but the chances
are feeble that the Tory leader would permit
such demonstration.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14

The three Schuetzen Associations Of baltimore
have signi1ed their Intention Of being present at
the Inauguration, and have nearly completed
their arrangements for so doing. The baltimore
schuetzen Association will send large delega-
ton TO Washington, who Will join the Washing
ton SchuetZen Association. The Citizens Target
Rine Association Will be represented by It's ON
GERS. Some Of the large Turner and singing
societies Will probably visit Washington at that
time.
In response 10 telegram sent from this city
quesne Greys, OF Pittsbnrg, Pa, by Mr.. VIII A,
short, the Information Ia received that this Or
ganizatlOn will visit Washington on Inaugural
tiOn day, $50 strong, with the Great Western
band, twenty-siN members and eighteen drum
meTs. The Greys will he CHARTERED at the Wash
lnltnn House,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14

Wendell Phillips Daniel O'Conneli.
This evening the citizens Of Washington will
enjoy the rare treat OF listening to New Rng
lands fayOrite orator, Wendell Phillips, at LIN,
coin hall. His subject, Daniel OConnell,s Ia
one freghted with great historical associations,
and In the hands OF this master and sympAt hiking
friend will be made brilliant with the highesl
forms Of elOquence and learning. We thank the
managers OF the star Course" for anOrinH Il
all, especially TO the young men OF the city, an
opportunity Of hearing the ablest OF American
agitatOr on so Interesting q theme.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14

THE REPORT Of the Texas superintendent OF
immigration saysi ave have, during the past
year received larger number OF immigrants
than In any previous time, and the stream Of
contrary, steadily Increasing, and we may count
on still larger number for 1878 than even In
1879 II Is truly gratifying to our people that
the attention 70 Texas, as InuCh.prOmlalng and
desirable home, Ia increasing In all parts OF the
world, much OF which Is due to the influence
and labors OF the Texas state Bureau OF Imnl-
grafton and, IL were proper, letters speaking
the Oiiicers thereof could be given. Letters
from every state In the Union, desiring lnforma-
ton on everything In relation 70 our State are
constantly received by me, and many are the
announcements OF new colonies In the Lone Star
State being formed"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14

NEW YORK intends forming society Of edu-
Gated nurses which 1t hopes will succeed In
driving from the sick room the army OF "SalTy
Camps" which infest It.. Schools for the educa.
lion OF nurses are numerous on the continent
anu " England, and have given such satlsfac-
ton that the New York school Is to DO modelled
after them. general knowledge OF medicine
Will be given, but most important OF all the art
OF nuralng Will be taught. II IL hoped that more
Ienned women will then be tempted TO become
OF this class, and not leave TO the ignorant, aud
often mercenary, the work she Ia so united TO
90 the school Will be dependent upon the
port,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14

The irst case brought In the court by the Board
Of Health, under their ordinance fOrblddlng the
sale OF unsOund provisions In the District Of Co
lnmbla, was tried yesterday In the Police Court
by Judge Smell, and the guilty party CI. Green
that DR.. Verdi, while passing through the mar
ket on an Inspecting tour, discovered on the
stand Of Mr., GreenApple two piles Of chickens,
and upon examining them discovered that out
Of nifty some thirty odd Of the lot were unsound.
lie Immediately seized the same and procured
warrant for the arrest Of Greenapple, with the
above result
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14

Mr.. CnnklinR introduced In the Senate yFster.
day bill repeating all rights and privileges here.
tOfOre granted TO the Alexandria and Washing
ton Railroad Company, or the Washington,
Alexandria, ami Georgetown Railroad Company,
To extend their railroads into the District OF
Columbia, or build bridges over Potomac river,
or construct any railroad through the streets oil
Washington. The bill also makes 1t unlawful
for any steam railroad company to construct any
railway or tramway whatever on, along, or across
Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14

Tonight the grand beneft arranged for Foster
Buckingham and Jamison takes place ut willard
hall. A programme Of rare attraction Is offered.
The Theatre COmi1ue sends some Of Its best
men-Dck Parker and his banjo, Geo. y. knight
and his Dutch songs and dances, and Pat. Rooney
with his Irish specialtles. II will also be the Oc
casiOn OF the irst appearance on any stage Of q
young Washington girl-an event always at.
tended with interest. Let them have splendid
hO0aR
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14

The following cases Of smallpox were reported
10 the health ONCE yesterday; One case at No.
Ills Flfth street southeast; one at No, ali Eighth
street southwest; one case picked up on the
street by Inspector Sprague and sent to the hos
pltali one death occurred, that In SHOWS row,
on l street, between Twenty fOurth and Twenty
NTH streets northwest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14

Me- Ynnr ' ~, 'J ~ ~,
DEAR SIN, have yonr Eyop IhciosIn,gs' n ,s,s
DapeT paragranh in which n ~ cisI,naSt ns,
abont he tlne of yonr Te.eIectISn 10 ths Irnt,a
States Senate the Union PacInc RaiIrnsb Snr,i
many gave Won Sbect rar an nSo an ~ ,o I,
check or draft was IN noaaeasInn ~ the rNiiroaJ
oompany. and conld he nroJnsed ~ '"' '"''u~'''
should scarrely thlhk n worth vour Tina N
chargaa ~ na..sna y 49, .HnAu ueoih he ine
eve Of polltIcal Contest M snrlrient nerIorm e
ance 10 lie noticed al ali. ShoniI yan tbInr
otherwise, why NOT cali mon the rnnnanx ~
deny ii? Al The time Ieferred ~ 4 was IN , '.
president and acting manager OF the aifalrs of
the company, and Know that no moneys were
paid you by them, and that they consequently
can have no such draft or check IN their nos
session.
presume II would give the present Officers Of
tho company pleasure to examine the checks and
pany, IN Boston,) and testify TO the fact,
Trusting such charges will In no way Affect
your prospects for reelection, l am Yours re.
! specially, THOs. n HrRlSr
Hos. ). Rdriaa.
Mr. HARLAN REsuNEs.
witness resumed; Afterwards saw DR.. Durant
and told him had promised Mr.. Amei would
restore hny money 10 the company II il had been
used 70 AID In my election. lie said II was his
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14

Officers MAdlgan and Berkly last night ar
rested IA cOlOred man named Geo. NOEes upon
the charge Of threatening to shoot u cOlOred
woman named Georgia Allen. Tho woman il
the one who was sent TO jail on the charge Of
killing julia Dean In GOuld's alley some time
since, and was released by the expiration Of her
term VI LmnrlsOnmenL YeAleTlaY.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14

There are many excellent features In the long
list OF dramas, songi, dances and speciAlties Of
fered every night at the Theatre COnique, and
It's prOprletors are fortunate In being able TO
keep their promises regarding q ilrst-class va
riety entertainment good. The remaining OPP
pOrtunltles for seeing the company a. organized
this week ought to be improved.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14

Last evening the State association OF Maine
gave a reception and sOlree ut Marnl's hall
Considering the weather the attendance was
quite large, and the guests included several
names distinguished In social and public life.
The order Of dancing was most enjoyable, and
nothing occurred to mar the pleasure and hRr-
mOny Of the Cntlre entertainment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14

The Hampton Students have engaged Lincoln
hall FOR the evenings OF the 18th, 18th and l9l b
Instant. They will be assisted by 4 chorus oil
nfty from the Howard University. Their selec-
lions viii he OF that quaint, touching and pecu.
melndlea nnInlAE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14

Gen. o. +. Blbcock has Just been presented
| with hne doe by Mr.. James II. Clements, OF
1ne, large buck. They will he placed In the
! public parks At once.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14
WASHINGTON THEATRE CONIoUr
w Eleventh street (south Prnnsyiyania aysnns

~ AsnINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE.
w Eleventh street tsouth PennsyiyaniA avenue)
ANOTHER GREAT COMPANY
TEN ,AEW AsPIRANTs ron FAVOR.
WIN CARLETON, WM ClRIPrnS
The distinguished Irish comcdisn.' 'I i"N'
MISC JENNY 0ILMRR,
The pleasing Irish Actress and Hongstresa
The famous Jig Dancer aud Lady ChamiIon.
KITTY LIE ROY,
oosse e STrsi F sSeRpsational Song and Dance Men
Return OF the inlmitAble Dutch Gommedipnr oA'
GEO T. KNIGHT.
MR. PAT RooNEY, MR PAp 2SdSry
,.,-., QUA 9REkT gALLETf tii5 UTpRArAAS'
Introducing Mile AIMETTA, Misses Dody Pan.
ire,ta sAllie Chapman, Emma Marsh, Emily smith,
P3n,nsIly. Rose 6eIssie, Maud Miller. and Garr i
o,,. THE GREAT .foNTAINBLEAU,
Ouo Bnrbank, Johnny Harris, Dick Pnrkbf r. lean
buckley. James Douglas, Amanda Lee
Harry Reese, Huston Brothera
First time In this Theatre of the iaushahle
VIRGINIA MUMMY
Also, Mr.. Geo n KNIGHTS New yersIon oF
,,-.,- AFTER DARK.
=, mnunees every "wednesday and Saturday, A hne
billiard PArlor attached TO the ssloon. fe6loi
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14

WV. /. WALL a Co, auctioneers, will sell on
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings,
lection Of nUe modern oil paintings by celebrated
artists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14

Wa ARE personally requested by NJ. G. +.
Cumlnins To notify his numerous friends, GUS
toners and strangers especially Of his exceeding
variety Of ladies' white KID and satin boots slip
pens and low shoes. Having made extraOril.
nary preparation for the present season OF balls,
entertainments, parties, &C., we can say, know
lngiy, from the run already for these articles at
his store, that any style or any width OF foot Ia
SURE TO be nttcd. lie has also misses and chill.
drens In all colors and styles; wide, medium or
narrow In ladies' pink, blue, bronze button; also,
beautiful bronze button, Marie AntOinetto slip
pers, button Of same. The greatest assortment
Of ladies, misses aud childrens colOned shoes
ever before displAye,l-s9Y Seventh street, next
10 the new park, on corner OF X street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14

LATptBR CtENRY, auctioncefe and real estat,
brokers, will sell on Saturday, the 18TH, at
O'Clock p. m, an excellent assortment OF unfe
deemed pledges from the establishment OF a
Cohen, corner Of Seventh street and New lorl
avenue,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14

This evening there will be, at the armOry Of the
Governors Mounted Guard and under their au-
spices, masquerade and hop, All who attend
viii nave pleasant evening
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14

SIN KNIGHTS NJ Columbia Commandery are
commanded TO appear at their asylum, In fatigue
wednesday evening, February 10, fnf the pur.
pose Of Dim.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14
CITY ITEMS.

WALTER II. MARROW, dealer In Cumberland
and Anthracite coal aud oak, pine, and hickory
rGoi. Yard corner Of Eighth and streets
southwest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14

T. IT. TAINTENH HTUCk.
Gen. SlOcum then examined MT. Ames relative
TO the stock held by L. II. Painter. The witness
said Painter paid for the stock-90 shares.
Painter, he believed, was a clerk OF q committee,
and a reporter at the time.
Mr.. IIoar asked what ~. n. p" meant, after
Painters name, In the books Of the company, hut
witness did not know.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14

ALL KINDS OF cast-oG wearing apparel can ID
sold to the very best advantage by addressing Of
calling on Justh, 6l9 D street, between sixth ant
Seventh northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14

for restaurant use, Just received at splcer's
butter store, southwest corner OF Ninth and X
streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14

corner OF Seventh street and Louisiana ayen ne
paya0 per cent interest on all deposits. DepOs
Its can he made aud drawn at will.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per Annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours to 4; Satur-
days, to and tOs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14

A CURIOUS CLMATE.-The climate Of Peru Ia
set forth by a correspondent as exceedingly Pc
cullaT and strange. II never rains there, we are
atmosphere Is billed with clouds, a ''dew falls so
thick, heavy and continuous that Ii will satuTate
the heaviest clothing In less than half an hour Z"
The coming and going OF the clouds that dlstll
this. dew Is another strange thing connected With
Peru. The changes are reported so rapid Ind
violent as to staTtle the stranger. One may be
warmth Of the sunshine, and admlflng the deem,
clear blue sky, when suddenly and almost i'm
pereeptlbly, a change takes place, land from
the southwark mass OF dark clouds come roll
blue sky IL replaced by sOmbTe pail, and 10 the
glorious sunshine succeeds q drizzllnR, pene-
tratlng mist" And this Is as suddenly changed
again, even while one Is preparing TO guard
against the mist, the sunlight and SKY TeappeaT-
Ing In all their brightness aud beauty.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14
CREDIT MOBILIER.
THE SENATORIAL INVESTIGATION.

Yuc oRnnrnn., ..,,..-o.
tHt oENAIUHlAL INNESVIuATION,
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s,.,..,
Hthtemcnt Of senator Logan - lie Has
Nothing In Add IN an. t.o,.O s,,-,t.....
~ =" '"o ""use 'eT'h"""y
Senator Harlan Rxamincd-IIIs TX
pIup,,to, or,ho AN ono Y.,,
p"""'oh " tue Sio'ooo Received from
Durnnt-A Letter from Durnnt Read
Oakc. Anne. neforo ,ho ,yu.o,, &C.,
''''' '"o "hso" 'oh'-
mitee-IIis Testimony Regarding the
Nancy PAID ,,,, ntx s,.,.,..., r
'"' "'"'c"eh's 81
v1,...
The special committee OF the Senate, con.
sistlnR OF Senators Morrill, Of Maine, Wright,
oeo'', s'eNenson anu STOCKTON, 70 investigate
the charges against Senators implicated by the
testimony before the Poland credit moblller
committee, held an omen session 10 hear tho
statements Of Senators in relation 10 inc
$50. :" " w '"'
chhEes'
senator Scott said that he had been informed
by MT. Patterson yesterday that his committee
engagements would prevent his attendance, but
that he would appear before the committee to-
day.
senator Stevenson suggested that they exam
Inc Mr.. Harlan and Mr.. Conkllng.
,snh I'M snsi s y. ~ W. Sonkng coaH not AZ
Harlan and Mr.. logan would be present.
sESAToR LOGAN.
Of the Committee. Senator Morrill, sald Din the
Testimony before ire iIonsc COMMITTEE iheTe arc
certain transaction between you aud Mr.. oakes
gan " he desired TO make any further statements
Senator Logan, No. I do not Ihaye read the
testimony ~ hoth MI Amea ard myseIf hefnre
that committee and / have nothing 10 add 10 or
take from my testimony before The House COM
mlttee; Inc testimony o. Mr. Ames was cor
OF June, which gave back 10 HIM
The Chairman. Then, Senator. I understand
that you are content with the statement yOu
have already nader
Mr. Logan. Yes, sir don't know Of ANYTHING
can add 10 il. III the committee desire 10 enter
into a further Investigation have no objection,
They understand their tutIes Of Courae and
am willing TO respond
The Chairman. Then, Senator | understand
you TO say your statement before The House com
mlttee Ia completef A. Yes sir
Mr. Stevenson When did Mr. Ames frst annIy
10 youg Did You have more than one conyrrsn.
tion with him before Won agreed 10 take the
stock7 A. think did, Governor.
@. state the date when he nrst approached You
and what passed between you al that time A,
| m the Committed desirea 10 examine me with a
view to a further Investigation Womb nrefer 10
hear what testimony there Ia against me. / can.
| mot remember the time Of our MIST conversation.
| II INC Committee desires 10 90 fnSthsr into Inc
matter, then will take such action a. NAV
deem expedlcnt cannot make the statement
any fuller than did, hut am ready at arm time
TO answer any question to the committee. The
| statement made before the House committee
| was as full as could make It now, though viii
\ answer as to my motives In bargaining With Mr.
Amcs at any time.
SENATOR PATTERSON.
| Senator Patterson here entered the room, and
said he had not got SEINE facts which he desired