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, 1876-06-10

The law-otacor Of the tity aayisos 1Ir.
0'HARA, Yho still acts NJ Treasurer, that Ap
Ia warranted in paying out money on thu
order OF ir. CoLv1x, who II Acting.Mayor,
and Mr. HAYES, who III In possession Of tho
Comptroller's Office; but he suggesta that 1t
should be with tho oxpresa coucurronco Of
tho Finance Conmittoo. THIS course, or
, 1876-06-10

ell, which hus no Hiure authoEty to elect il Mayor
than thE county paupeFa had, aila liu at oncu en-.
tered upon tue dutlrs Ut bls 0t!co. while toLvIx
being vlndicated hnd established in his rights,
no" Prcs!dsa y the meetings VI tlt Council, and
exercises 4ll the other Iutlcs Ut his office. .-Sf.
L04fs Gtabe. .Ututocrut. ..
Nj. HoYks was elected Mayor by thspcop Of
Chicago, who gayu him s7, ,000 Of tie 50 000 votes
east VI thu regular elssttqu held III April last
Tho City Council arsyly eaayusscd tlv votes @
, 1876-06-10

The nn1erow Club held meeting at the
drand Pacific Hotel lost evening md ap-
rointea delegation of one hundred mem-
hcra to attend tho Cincinnati Convention.
Tho list Of nntneH is printed elsewhere.
, 1876-06-10

Ths Chicago produce markets were gen.
sFally active yesterday. Provisions wero
stronger and grain irregular. Aless pork was
2o@4oo per brl higher, closing at $l9.0o for
July and $l9.25 for August Lard was .5a
$50 Per 100 lbs higher, closing at S1ll5
for July and 4ll.27l@1l.s0 for August.
Meats were 10 per IL higher. at Ito for
bo1ed Shoulders, lOc for do short ribs, aud
l01cf for do 1hoEt clsa1a. 1.aks fteightx were
, 1876-06-10

IL It wise, ina party SENSE, fnr tho Delegates
from Illinois to force BLAINE anl Ills pfatfnr.n
of wi-cnt rnlfrou.l letters on Ohlo In tue fnco
OF her protest IN the COl!yentioni Or for thu
Iowa delegates to do tic Bane thing for lsnlI-
anal II tlosc Statcs arc Lust Ia Uct0bcr, what
becomes of tho Presidential election In Nuyunl-
urrl
, 1876-06-10
0BITUABY.


q dispatch frum London lAY or two Htnca
announced the death Of JOSEPHINE MAxlM1t..
LiEHE EuGKNfE, Queen D0wa1rr pf Sweden,
who WAS born AEarcft II, 1SV7. shc WIS the
daughter OF EuugNE bEAN1tARNA1s, son Ut tho
Empress Jo4ErniNE, anl his wife, AUGUSTA
AMgLtE, daughter Of MAMMALIAN Of BayarIa.
She was ,narrlcd June 10, 1893, to King OscAR
l., who died In 1859. Shc leaves the following
children: OSCAR GusTAvE ApoLrnr, born 1853;
0scAn CHARLES AGuusrE, horn 1850; OSCAR
CHARLES Gu1LLAuNE, born 1861; unl EUGENE
NAPOLEON NICOLAS, born 1865.
TNEDWELL MOORE.
h dispatch was printed from 1en. Torg q few
days since announcing tte death of 1tcut.-Co1,
TnEpwELL MOORE, Deputy Qunrtermastcs.
Gcncral Of thu Army. The deceased hutl been
In the service since lSt7, at which ttIuo he was
nude Drevct Scronil Lieutenant. lie served in
the Mexican War, In campaigns against the In
liaus, aud during tie Rebellion served as Quar-
tcrlnastcs, and also aa Special Inspector to the
Quartern'astrrs Department Ut the Military
Division Of the Tennessee.
OTHER DEATHS.
The deaths arc nsn announced OF Command.
er A. c. STE1SERs, of the Utltcl States Navy,
who was engineer on the Monitor In her fight
with thu Mcrritnac near Norfolk; also OF NJ.
GEoEN VAN PRINsrEREE, q very eminent Dutch
statesman md writer, wllo Was the antagonist
Of thc Liberals for many years. The l'aA Hull
Gazette says Of him:
E4ncnted Mt Lcydcu. n. flnoEx VAN Pntnarrnzn
entered Ento the nrena. Of nolc,nlcal literature
At m ear'y ate. and hfs e'nborate works un
Netherlands exhibited Ills theory o! religions do.
scnpnent even before this nra OF the Delgan rcru:
,.t /. II. rs nst!stis seast!on wheh ws' sest
young hlh{OrIAn, WIN, In 1891, was declared
, 1876-06-10

The Milwaukee, Sentinel, the whiaky.thievcs
organ of Wisconsin, and which has been yeIlIn1
itaclf lloasse for BLAINE, docs not fcol SO conf.
dent Of tllat asprants chances Of election since
reading his letters as it did before. 1t says:
Nc believe thak tt IN reasonable conclusion from
thu pTefnlsts that Mr. HLAISE viii Eucclvt At Gin,
clnnti all, ur very nrnrly all. the yoteA that avt
bern Promised him 9n tic first lalot, bu. that h
second cholce hn Hoped 10 be- We have s never snp.
ponetl thnt Mr. I5,AiSx h4d sulccnt strength to bt
nominated au the .rnt ballot. and we n1w .appre.
lend that tho work of recruiting MI subsequent Dnl-
iatu will not proceed apacc. While, therefore, oui
confidence Il uttimlnished TINT he will head Tho
list Ut first, we conclude thai tha prospect Of his ul
timnte Bnccess has been Impaired by recent events.
, 1876-06-10

ATTENTION, SIR KN1HttTs--Gpcc!al Conr1ave Of
Chicago Ca,11aaArry M. III. X. r., Monday evening"
Ianc IL ht 7:5O. This toInT"nac,y hh hAns decdsd to
knights EupH should lG rEeacnt At ttt c9nclayf ~
spccIh arrangement will c TRe fnr tn ttiP " Or
der ot the +, e. ClAa. j. THO OWuiiI!}E
1sCcoflef.
, 1876-06-10
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, 1876-06-10

The Gas Committee of tho Common Coun-
Gil aremeeUug with poor success iu tho effort
to obtan from tho two Gas Companies re-
dnction in tho price Of gas. failing IN which,
thoy propose To reduce tho ssnount conss..n.
cd by leaving half tue street-lanlpa un|ighted.
Tho Consumors Gas Company il oucs moro
m applicant for permission to establish
competing works, but the COMMITTEES
very wisely decline to give tho prop
osition favorable report without first
being satisfied that tho new Company has
either the capital or tho disposition to conf
pete with tho old Companies, and that il
would not embrace the first opportunity to
sell its charter and franchises. Tho present
Common Council is not engaged in jobbery
Of this character, and its only purpose in the
snattor u to reduce tho enormous gas bills oi
the city by such means ~ will best SECURE
that result.
, 1876-06-10

We arc oi1lcinlly notified that sun-unlbrel-
lbs and tlustcrs will be in order in this region
TODAY,
, 1876-06-10

AID. Cut4iENrnN Ia ulller clnuf just
now fur sumo of Ills aeta ny uauger; but tlIera
Is more manhood nnd honar It, his little finger
than In the whole body or the Loeum It.ens.
, 1876-06-10

tlIaraStrrs M tic nineteenth century. Horfl III
'Sof, "yh'E III ss'" "tha seEs"h'"g m active
struggle win tic world While mere cil''' ''cr
r'rrer ksil's nenfIy l'r1ctluaFtera III ce1!tl'ry,
at a!'l'st tnf'ee t''c avesaee s'lfat'oh o. liz.
l'hslhE I'LL th's Tine s'le WIS e1'EaEeo' III one
WY or a'io'hef' u! 'e''nE heF i'l press upon te
seheFat'oas ero"'"R up aha ay,ne oat aro"nl
hef' she 'hprose'' tIe pf"aa "esn ~ letters 10
10" 1Ft'stal sce'ls u romance p'l'iosophy' IT,
''g1o1' h"a,e' M ast' thc "ta'oa' hoe'ansn', an"
politics. Inc efo"tH was sometimes ra''k, the
naor strung 'athe' LINN attFaetl'c, .''c exaa'a'
tioi's frequently POISONOUS but u was always
| lnS'ss'ahf' hFs'llaht' aha fascinating. "EoRon
SAND wns genll's' IL was not fief ianit' per-
haps, That genius belongs rather 10 @stAcstes
tl'A1 ethsra, more to art tan religion, to iitcra-
ttife, p''tnsophy. thohsht' anu culture III lHef.
ence tomorhls. shc was an enthusiast by nat1're.
HUI shc followed tue 'lrst inclination OF MI
ardent and linpnlsvc disposition slle wonld have
bero'nr a ret4ies*e, wn1cI' lnlee1 s'e scrfously
contemplated white IT. convent III her earlier
years. Hut tatc eo'lt'cti her To tic INFLUENCE Of
llcr grandmother In whose veins royal blood
ran il}cg!tt,nate'y, asi WHO WAS deeply inabueA
, 1876-06-10
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1876.

Greeutacks at tho Now York Gold Ex-
change yesterday closed Mt 883.
, 1876-06-10

New Chicago Thratrr. ......
C1ark Rtreet+ hcwtcn Lake md ikantulph, Hoolcga
MIhstrcl& Afternoon anu evening.
, 1876-06-10

fIdofcy'F ThFffrt.
Randolph street, hrtwcrn Clark and IaSalte, En-.
&aRrincnt OF siiss f.oss Eytingc F" Roso Michel"
Afternoon and evening.
, 1876-06-10

nfcV1ckcr*N Thcnfres
Madison street, between State ami ilchrt0rn. Ben'
,-ant Of r. H. lIuOtry. Astrrnuo1 anh evening.
, 1876-06-10

Monroe atrcet. l,ctwccn STATE and Dearborn. En-.
Efeement Of Robert MENAdc. I" Hip Van WInKle."
.A1lSrnoun and evening.
, 1876-06-10

Tho Eric Raitroad announces a further re-
luction in fares from New York to Chicago
0-$14, instead Of SIC, AZ heretofore.
The New York herald., 1876-12-19
IS 1T A JOB?

CHARGES PREFERRED AGAINST THE COMMITS
sIoNERs AND A COMMITTEE OF INvRsTIGA-
TIoN APPOINTED BY THE ALDERMEN.
Alder nan furroy presented n resolution yesterday
during the meeting of the Board OF Aldermen call
ing for the appointment OF an investigating CON-
mitttcc to examine INTO certain charges preferred
against OF the Commissioners of the Third Dis.
trict Court House. This resolution accompanied
by a lengthy communication from Mr. Robert Cushing,
No. 765 Broadway, who prefers the charge. In this
commun ,cat,on Mr. Cushing says
.sHenry II. Porter appointed q Commissioner
and president OF the above named commission through
the influence Of Andrew H. Green, the said Porter
employed the landscape architects, Frederick G.
WlIncrs and Calvert vaux, ut the request OF said
Andrew IL. Green. to draw plans for the Court House
at the cost OF &16 600. The architects were not
required 10 furnish bonds or security Tor the work
intruscd to them. IL Is well known that
Henry II. Porter the confidential friend Of An
drew II. Green, aud consequently ran the commission
TO suit himself and To the detrimenL of the city and
responsible position lntrusted to him said Com
missioner" Mr. Cushing further ON alleges that Por-
ter was we'll aware that Calvert Vaux confined for
the Iunatic Ay um and that Frederick
Z. Withcrs had made several attempts his own life
Mr.. Gushing adds IN the communication that several
blundcrs committed the the build
ing aud states that many others have occurred which
can only be asccrained by nvestgation; that the
were 10 have the building completed by De-
cc,nDe 80 1875. but that It IS s.ili unfinished and
sequence OF which action the city has sustained great
loss OF money
Aldermen Purroy, Keenan, and Rowland were ap-
pointed committee on investigation
The New York herald., 1876-12-19

large expenditures OF money would be required II
pubic work we're 70 be started"
"How, then, is the general distress TO be deais
With"
ain my opinion. the only resource is tie charity OF
the wealthy Help from that class must come, sooner
or later this winter II will be absolutely needed"
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR SUFFERERS.
In answer to correspondents who ask "Wnetner lac
HERALD will receive contributions IN money Tor suler-
ing families mentioned IN these columns We answer
that any money will be acknowledged and handed
10 whatever family the donor may name
CASKS THE CHARITABLE.
There Is family In extreme distress on the top foor
ofNo. SO Ann street. The charitable visitor can IN
quire Tor Moses +. Colby and wife.
There Is respectable woman on the top roor room
No H. OF No. LOG Delaney street. who needs asss-
tance. Her husband is In the hospital and she has
child 10 support donation OF coal Is especaiiy
needed.
ACTION OF THE ALDERMEN.
At the meeting OF the Poard OF Aldermen yesterday
Mr. Gross offered preamble aud resolution relatve Q
TO Appropriation Tor the outdoor poor, which were
adopted as f0llows:-
Whereas the protrson of business In all commercial and
industrial branches and the consequen deness and want
the working classes have been the increase
nss s and all % wng 20 ns
ing Il than probable that the statements in the public
sn ~ .ssa ~ sna e
political affairs Of the nation and the Dispute tude and
circles Iss the whole
this Union. hourly adds to the gloomy lore
future and may induce a total deadlock in ali niercans
and manufacturing pursuits entains untold misery upon
thousands OF families hereoioc able TO support themselves
Resolved That Board Of Estimate and Apportion.
The appropriation e sioooo for the outdoor poor as pro.
b that Board and that the whole OF this be
10 that end that the Clerk OF the Common Council Is
directed 10 submit this resolution forthwith TO the Board Of
Boards regard the nppro
praton or the Department OF Charities and Correction
The New York herald., 1876-12-19
SUICIDE OF AN OLD WOMAN.

Caharinc Egon OF No. los Greene street, attempted
suicide yesterday by drinking a quantity OF oxalic
acid. 1t appears tnat Catharine, who is q some-
what elderly woman, has very unpleasant
disposition, which Is mado all tho irritable
by occasional potations. Sho has been married
twice, having by her first husband son
and daughter, both grown Up, and py Jncob
Eslon, the second one little daughter HIS
child was taken by its father ON visit TO re-
ations on Sunday night, and his return he found
that his vile had been drinking. words passed
between them, and yesterday morning on awaking
Mrs. Eslon complained TO her grown up daughter,
who happened 10 call on her. OF her family
troubles. She was suffering IRON a headache
TOO, and after breakfast she went TO a drug
store across the way, returning In few minutes
win paper Of what The family thought to be EPSON
salts. TINS she mixed Ia glass, anu before drinking
H. asked her daughter II she would have any. On the
latter declining she raised the poon 10 her lips and
swallowed IT, Thinking she had been taking some
medicine to relieve her hcacache. OF the family
noticed her till sho from the chair she had
been stting with her face distorted, her
eyes garing and her mouth hcckcd with loan. Then
she ell 10 the floor and rolled about IN agony Her
husband ~ once hurried To the druggists with the
glass shc had druak irom and there learned that she
had purchased quantity OF oxaic acid under the pre-
text OF using II on leather. Medical assistance was
then summoned and proper antidotcs administered;
but her physican Is Of opinion that sho will sur.
vvc.
The New York herald., 1876-12-19
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME ECouRr--CHAMnERs--Held BY Judge Brady
i22 lsi 1872 i34 ls7 1889 i4s l50 lis. 1856 lss, 200
2Ol 205. 2l0, 22i 225, 226, 22,. 22S, 229
SUPREME CouRr-GESERAL TERM.-Adjourned 10 De-
SUPREME CorRr-SPEciAL TERx-Held by Judge
Barrett. 750 6S3, 692 703, 729 7i3, 7l4 159 760
6 1863 III 1858. $685. 5a7, 6s, II, &c. 3ol, $780, 49, 81,
SUPREME CorRr-ClRcrIr-Par Held by Judge
DonsLqsN9s SsS aa sss s2sa, l5ss lsls 2oss
1879, 1898. ssa1, 2o53. l. iii, 3lo1 S6sl PASS, ~
aJso, 23o9. Part 2-Held bv Judge Lawrence Nos
ilyss, s26,s 1880 2e4s, asso, 352a 1895, 552 1895
37o9. 3l4o, 1876, 1904 lossla, 364s Part 3-Hco by
Judge Larremorc Case on--No 1867.
SUPERIOR CoURr-SrEcIAL TgRM-Ield by Judge
sanord.Nos % 26, 80, 81. 81, IS, 3a "a, .5 81 49,
surERioR CouEr-TRiAL TERM-Parl lied by
AIS, 4o4 49,. 44, 475 39 3l3 423 434 45I 1ll6 4s6
1899 Part 2-Hold by Judge Frecdman.-Will assist
Part in disposipr Of their calendar.
SUPERIOR CorRr- GENERAL TERx.-Adourncd for
the term.
COMMON PLxAs--GRSgRAL TERx.--Adjourned Tor the
COMMON PLEAs-TRiAL TERx--Part Ia djourncd for
the term. Part 2-Iicld by Judge Van BrupL-Nos.
4s7 oa sss lo 7ss sa 1921 to les sVn D
Part S-Iield by Judgo Robinson.-Casc on, No. Is.
No day calendar.
MARINE couRr-TnIAL Txax-rart Held by Judge
Shea. -casc on, M. 1902 No day calendar. Part p
Held by Judge AKer--Nos. 1873 5510 55l2 1872 5l2l
52ss $780, 522S 5454 54s3. 53s4 725S $685. 435l 5527
Part 3-Icld By Judge Gocpp.-Nos sols, 7l99, 1853,
&c., 1884, 5s5 4Sss 5244 7345 6666, $780, 1888, 47s9
51S9.
COURT OF GENERAL S.ssIoSs-Part 1-Hcld by Judge
Suthcrland.--Tbc People Oscar Frost misucmca-
nor; Same VS.. Francisco Bajnc iclonions assault and
battery; Same vs. Edward Craft forgery Same vs..
Jacob A. Wookenburph and George W. West, con-
spiracy; Same vs.. Sigrled wollcrs, obscene htera-
iure: same va Matthias zuglcr, obscene literature;
Same Gabe Costali, cxtortion Same VS.. Thomas
Farrell. rescuiLg prisoner. Part 2--Held by Judge
charlottesville People VS.. Qumbo Apo, man.
slaughter; Same VS.. Charles Da burglary; Same VS..
James Cumings, burglary Same VS. John Deahanty
larceny; Same vs. Walter Coleman, larceny; Same vs..
Wolf Cohen, felony.
NoTIcE TO BAn.-All orders for settlement by
Judge Brady must be sent TO HIM OF Mr William
II. Ricketts,, Supreme Court Judges private room.
The New York herald., 1876-12-19
ELECTION CASES.

The case OF Michael Mccormick was continued in
the United States Circuit Court, before Judgo Bene-
d,ct yesterday morning. An Inspector OF election
testified that tho prisoner came TO the polling place
and gave false nac the prisoner then handed the
Inspector set Of tickets; hls name not being the
registry book the tickets returned him and the
Inspectors ordered his arrest On nation by
Mr.. A. h. Purdy, who appeared Tor The defence, The
witness could not swear thai The ballot Tor member OF
Congress IN the set Offered by the prisoner Mr..
Purdy then raised the point that the evidence had
iaiied 10 show that the ballot Tor Congress ten
dercd by the defendant that tho Court had jurs-
dicton without such proof and that
be had General Foster who appeared for the
ment. thought tho point we'll taken, ana asked
the to instruct the jury TO acquit his
and the prisoner discharged.
James wilkinshaw then placed at the bar charged
with voting twice at the last election but the same
difficulty as In the OF Mccormick occurred with
regard TO showing that the defendant voted the Con.
gree sonai ballot tho second time. General Foster
consrnting the prisoner, ON motion OF Mr. Purdy, was
diachnrped
The New York herald., 1876-12-19
LOCOMOTIVES IN COURT.

The Rogers Locomotive and Machine Works have
brought suit against the St LOUIS Iron Mountain and
Southern Railroad Company to recover $56,036 IL, a-
legged damages through breach Of contract II Is
stated In the complaint that the ST. LOUIS and Iron
Mountain Railroad Company. in January. 1873, mado
contract with the plaintiffs for the manufacture OF
ten locomotive engines al $l3 45o that one OF tho
engines built delivered according 70 the con-
tract and the same paid for; that subsequently tho
defendants refused 10 take tho additional locomotives
contracted Tor, nltho.gl offered at considerably re-
ducod prices on account OF decrease In tho prce OF
matersa and diminished wages, and that on account
81 the failure TO take sucn engines they havo sus-
tained damage In tho amount stated. II Is stated
The New York herald., 1876-12-19
COURT OF APPEALS.

In the Court OF Appeals to-day the following cases
we're argued:--
No, s. Embury va sheldon.-Argumont resumed
and concluded
No So Conroy VS.. Tho Mayor 6c-Argucd by
Charles 4. West for appcllant ID. Dean respond
cnt.
No 81. Sheridan Tho Mayor, &c-Argued by
Charles p shaw for appellant ID. j. Dean for respond
cnt.
No. o. The Whitney Arms Company va Barlow
Argued by u. NJ. Porter for appellant; Samuel Hand
Tor respondent.
The following Is the day calendar Of tho Court Of
Appeals Tor December 1o:Nos. oS, l00 los, I05 no.
log. Ill. 1la
The New York herald., 1876-12-19
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 1
Before Judge Sutherland.
THE DEcKwITH FORGERY CASE.

THE DECKwITH FORGERY CASE.
The trial OF G. H. Beckwth, charged with forging re-
ceipts and deiraudng B. I. Babbit, the soap manu-
faciurer, was resumed yesterday. AT the opening OF
the court cxJu Judge Fullerton summed up bciaie
the prisoner couendng that the had not
proved alleged. The Assistant District Altor.
replied the part the people, and the Judge hav
ing charged the jury they retired at quarter four
O'Clock. This is somewhat remarkable case, there
being sixteen indictments against the prisoner
OF which he has already been convicted. The dlscos-
ures. when first made, createc quite sensation it
being alleged that the prisoner appropriated moneys
amounting to nearly quarter OF million. The
was iutrusted TO Detective Golden, who worked II up
promptly and brought about speedy trial. The jury
returned TO court last night and rendered verdict Of
guilty.
The New York herald., 1876-12-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1s, 1870
Mr.. KNOTT. (dcm) Of KY, chairman OF the Judiciary
Committee, introduced bill prescribing the method
of counting tho electoral for President and Vice
President. Referred to the select committee on the
subject
The first section provides that the second wednes
day in February, 1917, and at the time on every
fourth year thereafter the members Of the Senate and
House OF Representa- shall joint assem-
bly, in the hall of the House for the sole purpose OF
counting tho gwen by the electors for President
and Vice President aud oil asccrtaining and declaring
the result.
The tenth section provides that all questions con.
sidorca by the JOINT assembly OF the two houses shall
be decided by Of each member present
ana that the decision and determination of tue ques
tion by the majority vi the members shall bc its de-
cison and determination by tho JOINT assembly, and
tuat II there shall DO difference OF opinion ruling
on any question between the President Of the Senate
and the Speaker OF tho House the question shall be
submitted 10 the JOINT assembly, and shall be IN like
shall with The assent OF the speaker OF the House bs
put to the joint assembly by the President Of the
Senate. aud the result declared by him.
The fourteenth section provides that when the
OF the concluded tho Secretary of the Senate
and the Clerk oil the House shall each read 10 the
senate and House hIs own record of the votes N
counted and be found correct shall each give 10
the President OF the Senate tue Speaker Of the
House statements Of the aggregate OF tho votes where
upon the President Of the Senate shall announce the
re. and declare elected the persons having a ma
jorlty OF the votes OF all the electors counted by the
W .
declare and tereupon the JOINT assembly shall DO dis
solvc cd and the Seuate shall return To It's chamber.
The fifteenth and last section provides the pro-
cecdnas had IN JOINT assembly shall be entered in full
upon the records OF the Senate oil the House Of
Representatives.
Mr. Frye, rep OF Me-, offered q resolution for the
appointment o committee OF QuIre into the
manner IN which tho election conducted for mem-
bers OF Congress last November ~ he sixth dstrics
OF Missssipp and the Fourth dIsrict Alabama, aud
whether III such districts there Intimidation OF
candidates or voters
The House refused to second the previous question,
and the resolution went
Nr. FRANkLfS, tdciE.) OF Mo-, offered resolution
instructing the COMMITTEE Expenditures Ia the
Treasury Department inquire into tho action of the
Secretary oi the Treasury, regard the engraving
OF the internal revenue stamps being taken from thSl
Engraving Bureau OF the Treasury Adopted.
Mr.. GARFIELD, trcn) Of Ohio. presented telegram
received by him from Mr.. Hurlbu Of Illinois, men,
ber OF the Louisiana Select Committee, stating that
the despatch from tho chairman mr. Morrson) to tho
Speaker was without tie knowledge and consent Of the
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