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New-York tribune., 1876-08-08

,,,, r,,e,no npon our country the principles main;
tanned by war. and would have renderen one nnitv
enS revived in The balls Of Congress the Con
test the war supposed to nave nave u"faitb
m fae =" m trusts 1s lie hen spoke Of the return OF Southern
men Congress, and said Az asl ,G @ rnncr IN admit
ali again into the councils Of the nation Ts orGusns ma
element into the solution o,hning TI % r. With the
crash Of 1873, we developing soursyy TS-
Th vory sInms and filth are diligently scrapcd Or WIZ
nesses who for mOmentaTy not0rlcty, arc G reH ~ I,
VI h a. sght taste of power by this disturbing ele.
VI what are we TO expect should IT, through the ecct
Of bc swayng tide of human sentiment or INC aeSdSn
troll Of the Government IL IL ue ior 1icG hi tnres
mat we claim 10 he party Of honest men
that we stand here as tho representatives ana
When marty will allow poor and unfortunate negroes TO
he murdered by wholesale merely because they VIII n9i
vote Democratic ticket, IL not thc iact patt ~ m m
tbnt Inv force and intimidation in the South ana by
slander vainous system inaigurheo th,y eApcc.
exists to-day, as much It did before the war 10
obtain possession of this Government by the means
DEMOCRATIC REPLIES.
Mr.. EATON tDcm., Conn said against ma TASTE anu
Judgment lie entered into political discussion ON TINS
floor. 1t seemed that upon a mere resolution oi ihe
Senator from Indiana to print extra cores o message
this political debate had again been forced upon the sen
ate The mad made inquiry of the President as 10
the slaughter at HAMBURG. ;. c. hut the iIrsluent, ~
answer that resolution, had gone out OF tc me "'
became the Ill suity Of his high Office.
Mr.. DAWES O}tp Mas-.) said che President was re-
0ulrcl y the Constitution To submit Ia Congress InoF
nation i'm regard to the state of the Union
Mr.. EATON said that he knew the president was re.
1uirrd m submit Congress such information bu Wlat
right had he to send such information as tins AGAINST
people Of two States 10 the Senate lhe frcsMtnt hau
entered the political arena an infuImcr j, what nc
said in regard these two States was true why was
that he had not sent information 20 Congress as thc Con-
sutun directed He then referred To the argument Oh
Mr. horton To The effect that 1ildcn dare not denunucc
the outragcs in the South, because no must halt
the support of the men who committed tHcin'
and said that remark Of the senator was th l'HuIl
Ia thc man and an insult tO the whole party
The Hon samuel j. Tllcu I'D not consult tie major
Mr. TItou then sent to the clerks dcsk and had read
poroii OF Mr. Tdcns letter Of acceptance IN regard 10
reform and rrelmng, said he had doubt - 10 Nlr
Tildru's election and when he came into power The
I'm ted : aes would what had been Scon IN New
Nurli-t reduction Of taxation.
Before Mr. Eaton concluded his remarks the senate az
o., loo H. went into Executive session and when Tie
doors were reOpcncd adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
,,>,ropC1vc THE EXCISE LAW.

ENFORCING The EACioE Law
livery LICENSE TO BE KEPT IN PLAIN SiGhi-IhE
RAID oS GHMoRE's GARDEN-ALLLoED PAkilsAN
ENFORCEMENT OF THE LAW.
President Morton of the Board OF Excise s'lid
Yesterday afternoon that Commissioners had decded
tbst license mus, be exhibited plainly at every par
ord the. any establishment where this was neglected.
would he liable TO be closed Mr. Morton SAID that
several of the captains OF the precincts III hc upper part
az the city mad been in the office OF the Excise Cohs
sioucrs and had taken from their books the names o "
the unlicensed dealers. 1t has been ordered Dy Vnc
Police Commiss that strict supervision sh oo
exercised over all the liquor dealers in this city ana 'h
whenever place is found 10 be without license Tue
,erson in charge shall be arrested President Moi'O
added that the Excise Commissioners intended 10 Pose
ete the unlicensed dealers the utmost extent ta the
law allowed. a.,
The propnetors OF GimOre's Garden cla!h 'na' 'No
raid of the police Oh Sunday night was owing TO 'e per
-, unity of President Smith Of the Police Board
qgav state that he has said TO Superintendent Ndhg
rf vou can't stop the selling Of liquor and beer al Il
,norc's Garden | will put some one IN your p'ce WIN
can" The prcprieoTs inclined to thhk 'hat soie VI
the prominent politicians VINO were mhuehu"' III '"o
,oiptnent of GEN smith maicCuSly intend to inlure
the business at the Garden much as possible some o
The officers who had made the arrests on sunday were
laubnc and ioking over Il yesterday and stated ta
tbe, had passed dozens oI places Broadway wheFc
drinking was going on. but that they dd not hoes'
those places because they were not ordered 10 u" So
The managers OF the Garden say that as far az lhty ae
nersonalv concerned the arrests do not hlt ei' uC
tause thcv let the bars to other persons Who Low
ever they wish TO protect as well as the peS'c ""o
come there. - -. ...u.or ,o,tor1or
Edward Gilmore said that the pr0prctols II teH"tu Z.
fakr mn the mater OF the refusal of the ponce To pay ~
dc door. tIat they considered that there WAS certain
amount VI money due them for th"r entrance i%tS @ auu
,E,t thev world have tie Police Board culolnvu ANA com
neI theu 10 nav it, The Police Board had s.ed taJ no
arrests were to be made by the police unless IeY were ~
said that two officers III Cltl-
zcrs ress were ut INTO the Garden t0 hnU oGt u te
sale f becr was going On THIS lie looked on n itHH-
inc piece Of business but II WOUiu IL no way '0
sale OF beer hereafter. -. .-.-e.,. .,,.I
SIr shook c0rroboratcd .fr Gm res statement ana
s,id tuot on certain SUNDAY evenings wien Cen Slli
hgd ordered "a rad 10 be made On the Garden ne n,u
tceu seen in the Brunswick Hotel drinking oSdGu ,eI,'
ayes i'm the vicinity OF Twenty ysiNtLt whcA Kept open
on sInuay, but never attempted 10 moest theu'
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
A NEW EXCHANGE,
INCREASED FAuMnss FOR TIE PURCHASE 'AND
SALE OF MINING STOCKS.

SALE OF MINING STOCKS.
The new Mining Stock Exchange will or
ranIze in the Drexel Building Aug. 10. William
Ward who has been the promoter Of the enterprise,
states that the new Exchange viii be valuable addition
10 the financial institutions OF the city. Many people
who would Ike 10 invest in mining securities mc de-
barred by the lack Of market or the securities in New
York When they wish buy they compelled to de-
pos their money and wait ten days two weeks for the
delivery Of the certificates OF stock Ii they wish TO sell
they must dot he same. This ia notably the case with
Pacific coast mining stocks. In addition, the
present commissions enormous, the New-nolk
broker being compelled to charge one pcr cent on every
purchase OF sale in order to pay the commission OF tie
San Francisco agent and make any money himself
There is a large and growing Interest IN Pacific mining
stocks in this city and vicinity and it only needs good
mining board develop the business. Mr Ward Cs'l-
mated that there only about S51,oCJ,oJO or
siOOOOOOO Of capital on the P3Clic coast 70 90 the
business of the stock market while here thcIc were
hundreds of millions available for the purpose 10 say
nothing of the European capital which wcdlG ioN 10
this point whenever there was proper demand "F ~
AT first the new Exchange would probably " dc
pendent upon san Francisco Tor quotations; that T. the
san Francisco ket would fix the prices here Gu', as
New-YOrk the largest market II would III time i'c
the quotations Francisco At present thCIC were
about 100 applications Tor membership, ana lhc HuLbtf
wa constantly increasing Tie initiation Zee al hls
would be $780, after 200 members had been enrolled
the would probably be increased 10 5000 Oi inadc
still higher If circumstances warranted 1t.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
p1,s1Nrss EMRARRAssMENTs.

Jacob Wolbach has filed schedules WIN ,i,o
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas showing
,,aa 90 ho sGl so 81 and his assets, sI2479 76.
rs & J. p Half. who recently failed in business al
Nos "a and So Franku-s filed yesterday with Register
FITCH schedule of their assets and liabilities the ''e
are given at little less than 10000 the assets CON
ss OF goods valued at 81 500, and unsecured accounts
amounting to $1,000 ,-,..
Apetition in bankruptcy has been fled against 'nar'
b. Heydon Co., dealers IN teas at NO loZ S'" ~
-, oro1,,ore ,bose claims amount 10 $4,000. The
largest creditors are EuIum 4 Co. S.5%i - ~ S;
a Co 80 2lO 20 Cary * Co., T2,o1o 81; H. "''""'
field, 81 ,30l. ~, u,o,r, NJ Nh 3o6
Edward Wilatus and Herman Duls groGels Nv w. 81"
Secoutave.. have been thrown into b'lhIupul oi ''
nettiou of + G. Hazard Il Co. and otber Creditors
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
DRIVEN TO CREME BY HUNGER.

Emma BanisteT, alias Breuzel, cOlOred, OF
No l45 West Ffysecondst was arrested yesterday on
charge Of grand larceny. She stated 10 superntend-
ent Waing that she had three small children, two OF
them cripples Often this Summer she said, the children
had been sent to bed with nothing c eat because there
VA no food in the house aud money to buy itwith
All day Oh Saturday and Saturday night they had cried
with hunger On Sunday she became desperate, and
went ont of the house determined 10 get some food As
she passed the hallway of Dr.. Dalton's office, at No
$50 Broadway, she through the open door vest
hanging upon nail Entering she snatchcd the vest,
snd cni,ceg il under her apron, He'd. She atciward
fonnI TINT there was gold watch and chain ana Sll3
e. ,,esI in no pockets Of the vest. Superintendent
WsiL,g sald that nc believed the Womaus story was
trus Ie sal there were many cases al TINS time III
,5eb tlc u,r,1us became desperate from hunger
tf thfy ehef committed crimes against others OF TOOK
Nor 0Bn lye The prisoner was taken 10 the lolkNle
ylDf Court where she held for tlal III VVV Da
tLe tg1 he same giOry there 20 Justice WandeH
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08

Increased their stroke and shot by the Ataauta. ,
speed and gracefulness. Then remarkahle .a
gan. The Neptunes had given up the race before tS
Argonautas, and now tho Beaverwycks dropped thei,
oars, leaving the contest to two The NorthWestarn.
rOwed as many as 80 or 80 strokes minute short ana
crisp, while the Atalantas at 81, kept along with
grand swing and noble pluck The North-Wesferns ~
them beaten after two miles aud half, and won ths
race In 81 minutes SO seconds The Ataiantas did nne
cross the finish line. "'s
The third race for the double sculls was called a,
o'clock The Union Springs threatened to withdraw y
the rowed, owing To the roughness OF
and gave for this Indifference that there wa,
no money against them. I'm the poOlbox it was reported
that the Nepunes would also withdraw. The refeyoa
steamed down the lake, and while the water was az
favorable during the second he decided 10 nos,
pOne the contest TIL 13O When the hour arrived
the water in q condition for rowing than Ar
O'clock and a second pOstpOnement made TN Tnss
day al $3.50 p. m when the boa to remain in pos
ton, If necessary, till sunset.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
TIE MURDERED ITALIAN.

An autopsy was made yesterday upon 'he
bodv Of Paolo Tropiana, OF No 7G Grandst' who was
stabbed in the head Sunday night by J0hh l'z'i'
with pair of shears and who died two hours ai'o' re-
ceiying tie wound IL found that there was COM
pound con,ninutcd fracture of the SKULL Iaceia'"h VI
brorne sufficient to CaufC compression, Inc
b"c so was believed 10 have aided materially IN caGs-
rifemeut and this increased the eAlraNasaton ana
clgr
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
NOVELTIES At MACY's.

r. II. Macy & Co., at FourtCenth-st auG Sixth
ave. are making very extensive alterations ana adu-
tious particularly in their China and Mdioca
ororto,t which i 70 he moved from the basement 70
an upper story Old English China sets, Jalnesr in19
u,catcs 0f those AZ the Centennial Exhibition, are
0Gcrcd at very low rltes-many OF them below the cost
nfi i'm at iJu.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
pRnMINENT ARRIVALS.

EInb drepue Hotel-The Hon. John w. Foster, u.
Minister Mexico aud Congressman JOSIAH g. ADgo'a @ %
LrrtiughdHa IfOtct-s?ac IOWthldn Ben NJ
John lancaster Centennial Judges for Great BIlhp ity
marie COner, sSman John o. WhehOusS OF %
kccnsie GuSey H0uscJudgc John Erskine OF me y s
trc Courfor Georgia, and Lieut. Commander Nlco lnoW
r. = Nayy GTqpd CcHtT0t HotciSr Randall ROBERTS on
Eugland Union square UtI-Maor John Y. Duiols, y =
Army Windsor Jioft-Wiiam t. Wright, T. = IolSvh ~ ~
sauoa Rrazil Holman HOtse-COl r. Mella ana lOl H.
Ccrero Spanish Army. S'ute51nt Hguss-fX on
eressman william I.Oughr!dge Of l0wa...d DeEs H2ft
SURGEON Thcoron WOov,rtOn, L. s. Navy NeF 0Th Ho"
- Gen. Rufus H. King VI Albany.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08

purchased small house near the fer'h annoy -" ".,
a pnnsv,vanla main line railroads south Of the City
~ Railway NJ j. paying for it 5000, which he had aecu
mulated during his wanderings. For the astiew ays
he has not beenSeen Yesterday neighbors on entering
the house found him lying dead in room almost ANA
tnfe nj furnifure He had always been penious' ap'
rcDtly crud,rinr himself the necessares OF NE.
Comfy PHYSICIAN whoexamned the body decatodd nat
ne had died from lack of sustenance III Is o,,a
ne had saved several hundred dollars, Dut 'he "''"
NJ il moi
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
DISEASES or MEN.

Tie Importance Of the healthiness OF the nervous
system cannot he oyeresimat"d; It's power Life
and death ani the direct bearing which II has on
happiness seems 10 be recognized It's capabilities ts
qualities and It's the Importance OF its healtfu
preservation its moderate the danger OF 0yeraxng IT,
whether through thought study, or Intense application in
necessary the culGuCt ot complicated alG
Interests by the excessive indulgence OF tho
sub for Confederation also the knowledge OF whas
moderation what II excess and when these exist the absolute
necessity OF promptly seeking advice from IA expert Who for
long o; has devoted his whole time and ael.
sy, Investigation, aud treatment OF all the mals-
dies OF this important department. 10 accurately determine
tho diseased conditions. their causes origin.
rhohe: aIi-; The want o exercise, its rregulsty
aut no. fm his and practice has learned
discover The arrangement and promptly apply
the remedy 'hs aYodng the phnluy SLOW feeling AFTER mo
truth common Ia te inexperienced and ~ annoying 10 the
patient naturally % know without desy what
Il the the extent OF the arrangement the probabilities
OF rCccpcrluJu and me tiilc regrireL
srklu example the value Of experience and practical
We'll the usefUnehs ~ the applca
;iou suitable remedies found In The important statement
home but abroad tnat large proportion OF those yho
suffer nom nentl ds.ur1arcc ard absolute insanity perns
ate. The symptoms have manifested Themselves.
IL the intellectual departments! the BRAIN has become et
hausted by Intense mental application dcrving II ~ tbs
Of connected thought only recover s strength
By properly and uourishe y c
teItc metnds Is precisely in every o:er department.
whether ot appetite propensity or piSSOn each rrqHrngs
bringing up thor oyerwOred and eond.
The importance OF this branch Of medical practice
scarcely be OycUc for ii reaches 20 the erpeaon
OF family haTr tho securing VI Hereditary titles ard the
teutiOn Il estates IN the same family.
From long and largo experience IN tls direction have
able command hy the hankfu appreciation
the families in tho city ard rG0n and
tsuy COMMUNICATE much TO culti-tcl minds
zion WITT practical experience In vat pertains 10 the over
OF recovering their powers whether BRAN. appetite
propensity, OT passion.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
. CONTRIBUTIONS

WAsmNGroN, Aug. Tho Senate in Ex-
ccutiyc session to-day confirmed the following nDmna-
ti0n-:
H. Frcacho Massachusetts, tphe Assistant NorriaF o
fs Treasury, vice HurlH1l, resigned o. lAp.lu- {" Joe
ul.c, stare Marshal colorado sud lot IS. Bay - DO
Receiver 10! Public , dt lauktau, iatuti
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNuTs' IN
BROADWAY.
Ga a. sOo Noon s7o. 3 JPN, 81. Midnight 49,
Highest drr1ng the day o.. LowcS, I4'
Average, S.le'. same day, iSIoi78%'.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08

LUNDBORGis CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
bath. dell shtiul substitute iO Cologne Bay Rum
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08

CoNUNDRUM.-Wha author should be read
by who has ost both egs aud one hand AwrIst-
OGaLG- knees. OF couise,
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08

A daughter OF the Emerald Isle. recently
visited Nestb0ro drug store aud asked for gill q,
whisky FOR her sick husband Beng questioned 10 ths
Sir fear il Is attack OF the cholera infantump '
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08

NLARk a. Co.'S Patent NoiseeSs Self Rolling
" STEEL SHUTTERS.
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF.
No machinery balance weight Cannot orde,
Fitted TO Delaware and Hudson Canal Building Manlataa,
Building f-nOx Library Building, Tribune Office DC
Office Faci0ry-lG2 and lGi West 27tIst New York;
and at Loncoa, Paris, Yeana Berlin, MelJ1lr1e &c.
STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases Of the
- Generaye organs radically and speedily cured HENRY
A. DANIELS. ~ d., lii LexinGt' nave Ohce hours to3
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08

MILK OF MAGNEsIA can be had Of every drug
gist II Is the chlds medicine Of the period Every infa
can swallow it. and obtain relief frOaI It's ailiconts
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
WOPXJyGNEN,S MEETINGS.

A local meeting of wOrkingmen was held
last evening No. ga Grands, TO make preparations
for the mass meeting at Cooper Institute on "Wednesday
and for the parade the next day Francis Waters was
elected Chairman, and Adam Nell Secretary. Kcsolu-
tions offered by William West adopted, demanding
the opening Of the public lands exclusively for .he actual
cutyaor and the loanng Of the means for the trans
portaton and purchase Of implements and provisions
the passage of the Banks bill for charging the scope o
the Homestead law and especially tho completion Of the
public works now under way. Three delegates, H. NJ
Medina Charles West and Julius scIcy, were appointed
10 meet the Executive Committee Mt the GcTmania As
sembly tonight, make final arrangements for
the meeting Oh Wednesday evening.
workingnens meeting was held last evening Mt Sew
enth-Rve and Twenty-sixthst to make arrangements
for the demQnstratiOn OF Wednesday and Thursday.
series OF resolutions adopted to the effect that the
salaries Of city officials should be reduced onchalf ana
tic money thus obtained be devoted to city improve
mcnts, in this way employing many now hle; fE;hef'
that the National Government should establish labor
department, for the purpose Of putting employment
within the reach Of those in an enforced condition OF
idleucss An address made 10y l. a. Thompson, WHO
especially urged that each man out OF employ hcl IN ie
Sixteenth Ward should JON with hls "hoc iouly ~ tAe
demonstration of next Thursday lie also AHMED lhI
the rights Of workngmen T0uld DC lce0gnHeG only "e
they formed separate E0HucI ofEiiilZ'ttioh. ,,..
Tie public works and The position OF t.c WoIKn
OF the city discussed at meeting ot the Il lh A.
scmbly District lldCn and lich9i1ckS AsAOc@on, HgI
In Botanic Hail. No GS East Broadway. last evening
JOHN p. Walsh presiding James W OS'1en stated that
the Park Commissioners were fuy anluolz'd !" 90 on
with the Riverside Park months ago: The Governor
approved the act giving them fun ccI;o OF Juc = ana
the Controller had announced hiiscl IeaHf % py Or
the work Sti stroke Of work hRd yet been dOAc
resolution was passed dcI9rng ne broli sc1a Geiay
in commencing the work on Riverside PARK ara wEiAs
the Park Commissioners 10 begin this Improvement as
possible thus ahodg measure 9I rci'ci 10 ,e
befs were added the association and committees were
appointed TO canvass the Seventh Ward. The meeting
resolved hold public mass meeting under IEe aus-
piccs Of the association at an carry ui!'
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
PROTEST OF PARK COMMISSIONER sTEBBTSs


Commissioner Stcbbins of the Park Depart
ment has written to Controller Green that he does not
concur in the statements recently published from the
Park Department and purportug to represent the views
Of its members. He adds:
1t is true that, on several occasions endcayOref
20 Law before the board its meetings, coGnu
ncatlOns addressed the department, from the Depart
ment Finance relating to public business. but was
prevented doing for the sole reason tat the en-
VclOpc containing them directed To me, though me
communication Itself and the interior envelope inc0sng
IL were addressed 10 the Department Of Parks. Ger
family do not recognize the justice or prOprety OF any
action of the board OF which am mcnhcr
which restricts denies my rgAt. "a Com
missioner, present any communication upon pun
lie business which consider proper Tor me con
alteration OF the Board. Those communications
wee in my opinion courteous IN tone, rcqucrcd only
such information would guide you in the discharge Of
yOur duties imposed you by ldv, and eyrce GeSIFc
on your part adjust the matters IN question solely on
their merits The refusal OF the Park Department To re
ceve consider reply 10 them has been the occasion OF
the very delay the business OF that department. OF
which II complains regard il simply just that those
who know Your long and valuable public services, ana
especially that those whO like myself, have been per
sonay identified with you, should show their codcia
tOn OF those services by promptly correcting msrevIe
kcutatiOus.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
DIR, RiDWiY'S REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly asteess elegantly coated for the I'll d
orders OF the stomach liver bow els kidneys bladder reryes
diseases headache constipation, costN cnes indigestion &
lrlaa biousneSs, bilious fever, inflammation Of The boS
piles and AL arrangements OF the internal yscera Warrants
PRICE Is GENTS PER BoX SOLD By DRUGGIsTs
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
Announcements. I

THE PERUVIAN SYRUP has cured thousand,
who were suffering from dyspepsia, debility, &C.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
xLITM COyGREss-FIRST SESSION.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
HAMBURG MATTERS DEBATED II THE SENATE ny
SENATORS EDMUNDs, MORTON, LOGAN, EATON,
AND oTHERs-REpORr OK MISSISSIPPI AFFAIRS
REPORT on THE RIVER AND HAIBoR ELL
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08


The letter of Nj. IIdcn is the letter of a
statesman who appeals to tuc higher Thought oi "a.
county Tho letter OF Mr. Hendricks is the letter OF
statesman who IS nevertheless the plane with
the masses the voters IL VIII please ten average
understood by everybody. The Two letters doyetai to-
gcthcr admirably. Ihcy capital dpcUu. ntstIc
Tor everybody the Other FOR students of political
The daily gazette., 1876-10-03
NAVY EXPENSES

Secretary Robeson wiz find it hard
work to get much PUBIC sympathy for
his complaints against the parsimony Of
Cons .ess In reducing the naval pay ap-
preparations. The Secretary's original
estimates were .$7 900 900, but the House
OF Representatives, being on the alert for
economy, and skeptical Of Mr.. Robeson's
figuring, made their own estimates, and
discovered that S5,750,0O0 would about
suffice to run the present organization of
the navy for one year. The deficiency,
if any. would be but slight, and that
could be avoided by cutting down the
force or furloughing officers. Were the
Secl etary inclined TO meet the wishes of
Congress half way, he could easily make
the expenditures square with the ap-
propropriation. In all such matters,
where there is will there is a way.
But he prefers to make it appear, by
newspaper publications, that his De-
partment cannot get through the year
without deficiency of mil'ion, which
must be appropriated by the next Con-
gress. With man as extravagant and
as little disposed to chime in with an
economical Congress as Mr.. Robson at
The head OF the naval servic ,, of course
there will be a deficiency. But for that
he and not Congress should receive the
blame. There is mo branch of Govern
m snt business where retrenchment could
be better applied than to the navy.