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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Nov. %. 1875.
Mr.. Arch. Johnston held his usual semi
weekly sale to-day at his auction mart Thlrteenth-st.
between Uniyersity-pace and Ffh-aye. Below the
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Alarble Gno Slate Iuanie!s.

A + COST.-Closing out stock of MARBLE
~ IZED MANTEIaS. Finest selection MARBLE MAN.
Tells all qualities modern Turning At
3. KLAEER & Co Marble Works, West rfty
81, between Broadway and Eignthave
CASONI g. ISOLA,
" STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS
1916 u lJ2 West 4Oth.St near Broad w.
Monuments. Mantos, Altars Figures filing WaascOtng
&c Importers from and uanuiao Italy OF marble
work Of evory description.
MARBLE AND MARBELlZED MANTEI.S.
IVA New designs, from $l2 upwards Also Monumental
Work at greatly reduced prices Marble Tuning for
KLABEk l3l East hghteenthst near Thirdaye. ". Y.
w ID. Il A. ;. NlCiIOLS.-250 entirely new
W designs Marble Slate ind Wood Mantels Manutac-
rrstiag stable Fixtures Pence Crates Weather
Vanos &C. Wholesale and RETAIL Send alOgues 73 ud
opposite MOrth.st.
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Dnslnees Cbanccs.

A TTENTI0N of Capitalists and Scientific
"A men Is inTited 10 a MODEL Of CDWANtS HEATING
APPARATUS now on exhibition ~ p unionsquare By
this wonderful invention all and every dcscT pt0n o bUl
ings be HEATED FREE or cos T. IL 1, Ia practical
operation IN England. France, Russia ard recently
country.
IMPORTANT TO THE PEOPlE.-The best
practical patent Oler combines Economy Comfort
and Preservation Of Health. An eiire thing ia WOODEN
SOIE> fr Boots and shoes WI sell tie patent cheap.
Call at 2Oj West Twenty ATHEIST New Nor. liver Falcon
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Gorses, Carriages, fnrnsss, &c.
CARRIAGES CIIEAP.-0ne Clarence, one
" Coupe Park Phaetcl, neary new. the
going Inp. To be- AZ NJ CULLEi's IO9 III, and
II3 East Thrteentiist, near Fourth ave.
GREAT SALE of H0BSE BLANKETS Lap
~ Robes. For and Bulao RoOes-ihe Eureka Horn
Blanket Company. 80 Mercer Grand closing
their immense stock at retail at tieir Wholesale last
va,HE EUREKA HORSE BLANKET CO.,
4 33 MERCERSr, NEAR GRAND.
VIII offer on MONDAY, Nov. %,
the balance OF their at rptail
HORSE BLANhLiS OF ALL GRADES. FUR, BUFFALO,
AND WOLF ROBES.
The stock will be closed AT prices before offered
this ket
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Sales bp GuctIon.

MRgwIs, AucuOncer
DY BANGS, MERWIN * Co., 6j6 Broadway
40 Bondst.sales OF Books. WORKS Of Art, Fancy
ogsls
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DRlYATE LIBRARY.
Now on exhibition. at tis clinton Hall Sale Rooms
PRIVATE LIBRARY comprising very choice selection
Works in the different departments OF LteraturcILUs-
TRATED ami STANDARD BOOKs-to DO SOLD FRIDAY
and SATURDAY EVENINGS Nov go and q, commencing
at ~ O'Clock
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Tho Mcssrs. LEAvTTr, Auc.ioneers.

DUBLlC ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-Notice
4 Is boIr1y On, pursuant 10 aoUert G. H. h.
IIUgte Of the CountJ ci New York. hat thu
"a aeiin q VIII sell al biz auction on MEDNi Say tie
-4th # NOyembr 1870 at 2 o'clock nOoD tLal
the Ollie Of Inc Public AdnHlsTa inr D. 10 and al
Nassau in the Clty " YORK u Jacob Day
Tho laTAIu .-c iai nyu Thousand dol.
lars conditioned taat tie sau Jac0h D shall pa aid
Thomas Lar executors, adullui-atog a. tho
twenty-five hsl decd collars the l,t Of h, AIRY.
1879 with inject mortgage N m siu Jacob 10
Sa f. mas Late To secure the paym Oi ad bond. i0h
. recorded IN the OlCe Reg II
t.e and County OF New YORK. LiDcF iJ2 Of Mort
e., e. 49, the 3lst Of January, l~7-D.trd New.
York. Nyt. ;. 1873. ALGEkNON ;. Z U.LINAN,
Public and Administrator sOoiA c. OF
Tho.nls l. rAin DECREASED
SHERIFF. SALE.-By virtue OF seya.al wiits
~ OF Attachments and also b. order Issued ~
preme Court sighed by tho Hon. Judge Gilbert tho
of said Court will expose for sale public veudue
WEDNESDAY. the 2tth day of November 1875, at No.
West 37tbsi, at II O'Clock a. all the gbt tito
iseres o. the Odiiess f1cavang Aqpaat Company which
they had the oh gay Of NgyemDef lS15 at any
geIwar, o. and 10 the following property 90 vii. Six
Horse Tank Wagons. Pump MagOn set Of
Pump Apparatus, CONSISTING az Puuls Hose, COUPLINGS.
and fixtGIcs used for oxcayating vaults &c
WM. e. CONNER, She a.
WA. II. CARROLL, Deputy.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
6.57 sets... SO Moon rises. 1888
wAiEB THIS DAY-A N
Sandy Hook 4i2 Cows Island. 522 Hell O. Ferry. 1:ll
H1GH WATER his DAY. "
sandy Hook. SOC Cows Island 645 Hell O. Ferry. 1884
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P4SSENGERS ARRIYED.

FROM LIVERPOOI--In steamship Helretid Nov. 49,
Mrs. GuliCk. Miss NJ EaftOn, MrS Ronrrts,
Mss GniCk, Miss /. Fearnely Miss Roberts,
,iulick (3), J.. COrCorin u. Collins,
IL ID. Cane, ID. Garcia, Mrs Collins.
VIM. Wilson, VIM Roberts. JOhn w. Baynes.
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TDo tOt.I LaDilu,s amount 10 about $76j,0OO. OF
which SlJJ,0UO i. unsecured me Assets OF the
firm are follows:
Nine lots " grodLd Vanam and Charleon Estimated
with build ng~ ana tnacuncfy, subject 10 NdlDc
80, 900 Sj5OOO0 90
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THANKSGIVING DAY

THANhSUINI NV DAI.
sarNERs TO BE GIVEN TO DESTITUTE CHILDREN AND
oTuERs-sRRvICEs IN THE CHURCHES.
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terrible leap was witnessed by a
number of people who happened to
be looking out of the various win
dows commanding a view of the
front of the centre building, and the
body was plainly visible on the root
for some time before it could be
reached, in order to remove 1t. The
Coroner was notified, and an inquest
will be held this afternoon.
On the person of the deceased
there was found a pawn ticket dated
to-day, and signed by Heldehheimer,
corner Fifteenth street aud Pennsyl-
vania avenue, for a vest, Oh which
seventy-fve cents had been advanced.
Mr.. II. states that the party gave
the name of McMahon, residing at
400 n Street. A coroner's inquest
was held late this afternoon. The
Jurors found the deceased was James
Mcmahon, of this city, aged twenty
five wears, and that he came to bis
death by suicide while under tempo
rGry arrangement of mind. lie bad
been studying a. a Baltimore Catho-
lie College for the priesthood, but
was advised by his preceptors to re-
turn home. Latterly he had been
working at the carpenters trade with
his brothers, and lef. his residence to-
day apparently in good health. The
father, who was before the jury, was
unable to account for his sons con-
duct.
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Frightful Suicide.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l7.-About a
quarter past l O'Clock this afternoon,
an unknown man, thirty or forty
years of age, jumped from the second
outside gallery of the dome of the
Capitol, and struck head first on the
roof of the main building, at least
one hundred and fifty feet below. OF
course, be was killed instantly, his
skull being horribly fractured. He
leaped out so far as to almost clear
the pedimsnt of the central portico.
One Of the Capitol policemen recog-
nized him as a shabbily dressed
white man who has been seen about
the building for several days and
who looked as if be were not alto
gether of sane mind. The dreadful
occurrence naturally caused great ex-
element about the Capitol. The
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Railroad

PHILADELPHIA, February 10
The Pennsylvania Railroad furnishes
the following: Train No. 5, east
bound, on the Pan Handle Road,
which left Columbus at 6:25 last
evening, was thrown from the track
about four miles west of S%teubenville
at 3 O'Clock this morning, caused by
a broken rail. A special car on the
train, containing Mr. j. n. McCul.
Tough. Vice President of the Penn.
sylvania Company, and Nj. William
Stewart, General Freight Agent, was
thrown over in the ditch, and taking
fire was entirely destroyed. Mr.. Me
Cullough and Mr.. Stewart both sus-
tanned slight injuries.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 19.-By the ac-
cident this morning on the Pan Han
die Road, one baggage, two passen-
ger, one special, and two sleeping
cars were thrown over an embank-
ment and burned-the fire originating
in a special car. The baggage was
destroyed. The following persons
are reported injured: Harvey Mann,
of Bellefonte, Pa; John Reports. of
Cincinnati; john Shane and wife ;
j. n. Mccullough, v M. Stewart,
J. l.. Gordon.
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The philadelphia EIec ION.

PHILADELPHIA, February 1.-THE
election yesterday for Councils re.
suited in the choice of22 Republicans
and s Democrats to the select, and
So Republicans and Is Democrats to
the Common Council. In the Third
ward James l.. Marshall, Democrat.
was elected by u plurality over
Harry Hunter, to GIL the vacancy in
the State Legislature caused by the
death Of William II. Pagan.
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Minnesota

ST. PAUL, February l9-The bal.
lot to-day in joint convention of the
Legislature resulted in the election
of S. j. r. Mcmillan to the United
States Senate, by a vote Of eighty
two to sixteen for Lochren. The
Senator elect is the present Chief
Justice of the State Supreme Court,
and is a man of unimpeaehable in
tegrity. He has always been a Re
publican, but having occupied for
many years the benches of the Dis
trict and Superior Courts, his p%artic-
ipation in political affairs has been
limited to casting his vote. He is
about fifty years Of age, and is a
prominen: member ofthe Pfeshyteri-
an Church.
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
HARRIsBURG, Pa, Feb. Is, 1915.
SENATE

HARRISBURG A. ISb. 10 ASiv-
SENATE
The following bills passed first
reading:
Relating to change Of venue in
civil cases
Appropria.ing money for the
propagation and protection of fish.
Fixing the salaries Of judges.
Providing for printing the rail
road report of the Auditor General.
Joint resolution authorizing the
Clerk to purchase Purdon's Digests.
Authorizing the settlement Of
claims against the Constitutional
Convention.
Repeating the supplement relating
to county %treasurers.
Providing for transferring awards
of arbitrators.
Authorizing appeals from assess
ments to the courts.
Authorizing the use of unclaimed
bodies Of convicts for the promotion
of medical science.
Enabling assignees to sell incum
bered real estate.
Regulating the bringing of suit
against the Commonwealth.
Fixing and regulating the terms o
all members of Councils and all city
ward, borough and township officer
excepting school directors elected b.
the people.
Relating to game and game fish
relating to the commencement Of tn
term OF law judges.
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HOTSE.

The Indiana township road Law
and the bill authorizing the Supreme
Court to appoint officers, lost on
second reading last Thursday, were
reconsidered and postponed for the
present.
The session was occupied in offer
ing resolutions on various subjects Of
no Importance, debating and calling
the yeas and nays until ten O'Clock,
being a siege of fl%ibusteriug by the
opponents OF Local Option repeal,
who held q caucus early in the even
ing, and who thus succeeded in pre-
venting MI. Toner'S bill from coming
up on the first reading, until Wednes-
day week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-24

THE wisdom Of mid-winter eiee'
lions was beautifully illustrated on
Tuesday Of last week. With the
thermometer below zero all over the
State. and the roads and streets in an
almost impossible condition, the old,
the inGrm, in fact all but the very ro'
bust and determined, were literally
DISTINGUISHED by the continued effort;
of Jack Frost, and the SolOns of the
late Constitutional Convention. Go
rious reform! these February cleo
lions
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benefit of creditors to make sales .
real estate encountered by liens.
An act to provide for the refuDdinG
and redemption Of the existing IN
debtedness Of counties, cities, DOT
Dug, BIS townships, school districts o
other municipalities or incorporated
districts evidenced by bonds or cert
fcates issued prior to the 2Oth DAY
Of April. 4. D. 1874
The following passed first reading
Foloidding the pollution OF streams.
lakes aad water courses.
Relative to banks incorporated
under the laws of the State, author.
izing them to receive deposits.
Relative TO the commencement OF
term of Office Of judges.
The following were read in place:
Mr.. neutrality-suspicious. to the
Mechanics lien law, extending it to
material furnished by su5-contract-
ors.
Mr.. Alexander-ImpOsing a State
license OF three hundred dollars to
pawnbrekers.
Mr.. Cooper-TO protect children
in the right to learn trades.
MI. Jones-Exempting pianos from
execution; also prohibiting the falsi-
fcation Of medical professional GER
ti6cates.
Mr.. Rutan-To repeal all general
laws creating or renewing charters OF
corporations provided for by the
Corporation act of last year,
Mr.. Wallace-To enlarge the
powers of courts to grant, alter and
amend charters; also for the inspec-
ton of steam boilers
The Free Pipe bill was objected to
by Mr.. Jones of Philadelphia, but
will come up tomorrow in regular
order.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-24

Buckalsw limited voting system en-
grated in the new Constitution. Har-
risburg, Reading, Lancaster and
other important cities elected Repub-
lican officials, and throughout the
State the Republicans have every
where regained all and more than
they lost last fall.
Amid the reverses of last year, we
never for a moment lost our faith in
the ixedness OF Republican princi
pies in the old Keystone, and we
thought then and We are certain now
that our defeat was q blessing in dis
guise.
Flushed with their unexpected vie
tories, the Democracy imagined q
vain thing, and crszed with a taste
Of power, which they foolishly fan
cied was permanent, they played such
fantastic tricks, not only in our own,
but in other State Legislatures, and
so Haunted their murderous and
bandit qualities throughout the lately
rebellious States, that the voters,
startled and Disguised with an exhi-
hilton Of sentiment and conduct
which they fondly hoped bad passed
away with the downfall Of the re-
bellion and the enfranchisement of
all our people, promptly and wisely
determined to recall the little power
with which they have been entrust-
ed. Pennsylvania is again firmly an
chored in the safe harbOr Of Repnb-
licanism. and all that is needed to in
sure us a sweeping majority in next
November, is good candidates and
thorough and intelligent work and
organization. The folly of last
wear is not likely to be repeated in
this State within the next decade.
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HARRIsBURG, PA, Feb. l6, 1875.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The following passed the second
reading:
An act authorizing the town coun
Gil in incorporated boroughs to vacatt
streets, lanes aud alleys, subject tC
appeal TO the Court Of Garter Ses
sions.
An act authorizing the judges
Of the several courts, throughout tbs
Commonwealth to fix the number o
regular terms of said several courts,
and the times for holding the same
the time for summOning the Crane
Jury and for the return Of consta
bles, aldermen and justices Of The
peace of the same.
An act to provide for the erecting
Of water troughs for the use Of horse:
and cattle on the public roads of this
Commonwealth.
An act to correct an error in des.
ignsting the Judicial districts com.
posed Of the counties Of Wyoming
and Sullivan, and fixing q correct
number to the same.
An act relating to the official acts
Of foreign ~notaries public.
An act to regulate the practice o
medicine, surgery and obstetrics in
the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania.
An act relating to venue in civil
cases.
Joint resolution authorizing the
Clerk Of the Senate TO procure three
copies of Purdon's Digest for the use
oil the Senate, amended so as to give
one copy to each Senator and clerk.
An act declaratory of the true in
tent OF section sixty-six of the act TO
consolidate, revise and amend the
penal laws of this Commonwealth.
approved Nay 81, A. D. 1860.
An act enabling sSsignees for the
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LESS than a month is left of the
Time allotted for the session of this
Legislature, and yet, so far, the
House has only passed four bills. At
this ratio, about four more can be
passed, and what a magnificent re-
suit would be accomplished by this
reform Legislature y! The Senate
is well up with its business, but the
House hobbies along with the pace
of a tortoise. The result will be that
at the heels Of the session a vast
amount of crude and unlocked legis-
lation must be rushed through by
this body, or it will have to adjourn
without passing the necessary bills,
and an extra session will have to be
held at vast expense to the State. A
politically %adolescent Speaker, a mob
of members, and a vicious, whooping
Democratic majority III the chief
causes of this disgraceful condition
of affairs. We trust, now that the
late election has knocked the noise'
out Of the cock-a-whoop gentry who
control that body, that some atten-
ton will be given to legislation for
the balance Of the session.
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some Disappeinsed vixiIants.

ST. LOUIS, February l6-A spe-
cial from Topeka, Kansas, says that
near Helena, Colorado, on the Sth
inst, thirty vigilants went to the
house of one Gibbs, and on his re-
fusing to deliver himself to them to
be hung, set fire to the house, in
which were Gibbs, two women and
several children. Gibbs lesped out
through the flames with q revolver
and shot three Of them dead and
wounded q fourth, when the rest
took to their heels and fed. Gibbs had
recently been acquitted on a charge
of murder, and the yigilants proposed
to take a summary appeal from the
decision which set him at liberty.
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A Terrible Confagration at Port Au
Prince.

New YORK, February l9.-The
steamship Alps, which arrived to
day, brings the following particulars
of the fire at Port au Prince. On
the night of February ii, about TO-
80 O'Clock, a fire broke out in the ci-
ty, which in a short time assumed a
very great magnitude. The houses
were principally of wood and very
dry, and with the scarcity of water
and only three small engines, with
hose about garden size, it was i'm
possible to operate against so for
midable an enemy. The amount of
damage done is estimated at g, ZOO,
600. Two-thirds Of the city has
been burned to the ground, and six
or seven hundred families rendered
homeless. The FIRE is thought to
have originated from the explosion
of a barrel of kerosene. The fire was
still burning when the Alps left, on
the 18th.
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HOUSE.


James L. Marshall was sworn az
Representative from the Third dis
trict of Philadelphia, in place OF Mr.
Pagan, deceased.
A large number of petitions were
presented relating to the Pipe law,
for and against TIE repeal of the
Local Option law and favoring an
appropriation for q State homeopath.
ic insane hospital.
The motion to recommit the Local
Option Repeal bill to the Judiciary
Local Committee and the bill ITSELF
were made the special order for
Wednesday evening next-yeas l22,
nays 90.
A resolution for an adjournment
over Wsshington's birthday until
Tuesday evening was lost-yeas II,
navs "a.
The General Appropriation bill
was reported from committee.
The House adjourned till Monday
evening.
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Tue old quarrel between the Bal
timore & Ohio and the Pennsylvania
Central Railroads has again broken
out, and mutual tbrostcutting is the
order CT the day. Freight rates from
the east to the west are merely nom-
malt being alleged by eastern pa
pers that freights r being carried
from Baltimore to Chicago as low
as eight cents. Passenger rates have
also been largely reduced. Tickets
from Pittsburgh to Baltimore and
Washington being sold st IS, and to
Philadelphia at IS, and from Balti.
more TO Chicago and Cincinnati at
$40. The Pennsylvania road refuses
TO give the b. & o. access to New
York over its New Jersey lines, and
the latter road is running q line Of
fast steamers between Baltimore and
New York for the transportation of
its freights. While this fight is ruin
Gus 10 the interests Of the roads it is
meat to shippers and travellers.
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THE long contest in the Minnesot'
Legislature over the election of q L
S. Senator ended on Friday last by
the defeat of the present Senator
Ramsey, and the election of Hon. 5
J.. Mcmillan, now Chief Justice o.
the Supreme Court Of that State
Judge Mcmillan is pronounced Re-
publican, and received the votes Of
all the Republican and many Of the
Democratic members Of the Legisla'
ture on the last ballot.
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THE Democracy Of the West Viz
ginia Legislature has elected Allen
T. CspertOn .. S. Senator. OF course
be was q rebel or be could not have
been elected by Democratic votes
He was a Senator in the rebel Con.
eress that sat in Richmond in 1868.
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THE revenue bill pending in Con
gress, proposes to repeal the STAMP
tax on matches, and yet, singular az
it may appear, a delegation of prom
inent match manufacturers has oeen
at Washington opposing the repeal
Of the stamp duty on matches. Who
can honestly account for the milk in
.bo. cocoa NUT
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burned Alive !

McCoNNELLsBURG, Pa, Feb. 10
The house of D. B. Mell0tt, in this
county, was burned to-day and three
of his children were burned TO death.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mellott went away on
a visit and left the children locked in
the house. On their return, q few
hours afterwards, they found the
bones of the children among the
ruins.
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The bill relating to the eompensa
ton Of county treasurers, which wai
defeated on first reading yesterday
was reconsidered.
At the afternoon session the new
county bill was made the special or
der for Tuesday evening.
The following passed first reading
Relating to judicial sales and tn,
preservation of liens Of mortgages
Regulating the amount Of toll to bt
collected by boom companies.
The bill repeating the Local Option
law was again on the calendar, some
members still eontending that it wa:
improperly so.
Mr.. Christy raised the point OF
order that a motion to recommit was
still pending and the clerk had nc
authority to put the bill on the cal.
endar.
The Speaker submitted the point 10
the House, and it was discussed IN
til half-past five, which Mr.. Morgan,
Of Lawrence, moved to adjourn.
Lost-yeas 80, nays l4l.
Mr.. Toner moved to extend the
hour of adjournment until the SUBJ
ject was disposed of. Lost-yeas
II, nays 65.
The House adjourned at six O'Clock.
The motion TO reeommit and Mr..
Christy's point of order are now
pending. Things are mixed worse
tba1 ever.