Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-15
EVENING STAR.
COI'GREsSFO.F.fL
Conclusion se>Iesday's Proceeding,


SENATf.-Atter car r. paft clo-ed-
M. NcIfit AMe geFOrtcu housr oll eNtend-
ing The poNrrs Of he BOARD % audit 81 tue
bErT-ct % Columbia, sbtch ass rr.d aad tsid
Ov 9. MT Edmund. wishiH % sNkmirs hi.
Mr.. Boremsu VA, 20 his own rcga.s.. *.
cusec nom further service on The Com nlstoe on
III. ConkliuC iutroeacef biu 20 amend the
Sc creating the commission - ii-ffflafo the
GtnsN = awsrt. Referred 20 the COMMITTEE on
thr Juct,iAry.
Mr.. Thurman presented = memorial of Mrs.
Eduiral hatllryr. Ar. kama[ue. Dvfrhsck
snd Ntnton Goddard, soliciting Congress %
I'.>s sn set "a suthufiVe tEr trustee 81 the es.
tate O. the iste samuel r. Nintbn @ di.posa OF
ceriAu &c 'urltivs Sn1 other propertv belonging
10 sad state aud 70 inyes, the proceeds IA O5aer
Mr. Thurman said thar IS this uas rure,x n
QUESTION 81 law, D." asked the reference OF The
memorial 10 The Committee on the Judiciary.
Agreed 20.
Nh. morrill, lM-.) called Up .ha hn repsrtsd
ron The s'lect committee q fran a new f,-m
o. tv.ei nuent Tot toe District ~ C0lumbia.
Hil u v a. Tad a. ieuE,h.
Ny Morril tteu saii that the demand for tina
bli t} those inter sfrd could not a. suu.,iiea
aud De- Submitted motion % print three han
drsd additional .pi-s. Agreed q. TIE bin
as lad over VITA the understand No r5at AZ
come ~ - unfinished business t1-taorraw.
TIE Ntcs President app1tutei Ncs,rs. Came
ION Hfd eCtTtSrN a- the THf-lf'fne pu the part
,i he SENSE Go rake arrangements TOR tae
Lr"Ier reception by Congress OF the hiug q
H4Nrii.
\ lr-oi4fiou Wa adopted drrecj : tie Sscre-
'arA Wei 20 maze EG-tl,iei Sfsr' neut sh,w-
lrE iht number a. tr''us "a Alabama on Na-
v,mt-tr s. Ia. and the pl.cas Nh re- thav gera
dsffiru','; aso I'd FURNISH tho HoI-a IN a
f,rtiCd s.sr. uiesf ct THE manner fu rhi ia thu
Nv Was executed authorizing the distribution OF
ration a atU provisions to tue sufferers bv the
E'L."" oi The loa5'EbDe sut other rivers In
Alabama
Nj. Pte'ls ,N.I.N, in accordance with notice
given last s,tk cs led as b- "a % repeal xh a
r 4 IL kff ~ ..rHaN
hr CONSIDERED AZ urca.
Mr.. hale ~. " objected. lie thought &c
tI"Ilu o." 90 b. Uo-Wiftec.
hr. Phelps ssid hr would then move 60 sas-
Icid the rules SO Ass % bring the biu Cp for con-
sid-Ts-tgn.
Nr. Phelps motion was rejected. aud TIE bin
vs. lc'trEtl 90 J.e ,IuulltTy Committee, atth
leave fo o. I1fr ar any time.
Sir. kvsil orrTel resolution anpo'ufing a
Commute" OF fye % inquire no the on Gers 81 tbs
law "er1 hammered On scouting tIe safe bar
gary trial. u Wa loot ny a vote az Jss yeas 20
- us,s-rct t~o-tliTts. The resolution ia faIl
n printed tlseNlere.l
a resolution, srt-r debate, was asoQtsd pro-
Won fur the appointment rf a. COMMITTEES Of
hve members % prOsCtd 20 Nick-1urE AMI va
cure N regard 10 the political troubles in that
or motion OF Mr. Orth. Qnd.,) the House con-
CURED IA The Senate resolution Ior tue sp23iut-
M N 81 special corulftrer Ou the antert AIN
iueut q King ka'akaua. ami Na-sr, D-th,
ilid.,) j.. r. HOsr, .Msss.,) and Cox ~. VI
we're APPOINTED the committee on the part OF
Sir. Parsons CCLio) rose 20 a personal expla-
nation ard denied that money has been used,
ar iutimatcd in q New York paper, % scare
The Fasssge By Congress OF the PsciHs mall
subsfdv.
Mr.. X sndall asked Mr.. Parsons Il ne was paid
any money IN connection with tie subsidy, 70
which lie replied, - was."
A cT0ss-fire was then INDUCED in bet Seen
Dir. Kellogg tCOnn.) aud Mr.. Hale N. Y, the
latter gentleman repeating his remarks OF FRI
Gay last. 20 the effect that the first eNtens IN OF
4 a for frs-
cured tN improper means. He said an his own
good tine and way he wOuld make good ms
state meufs.
a resolution, offered by HIr. Holman, that I'm
view Of the huarCiAl condition OF the country
Congress should vote 10 more suhsidias was
pending when an adjournment took place.