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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-03-29
tBY AUTHORITY
TAX NOTICE.
SALE BY THE RECEIVER

March 30 , 1864

OF LAND AND REAL ESTATE FOR TAXES
NOTICE is hereby given that an Adjourned Public
IN Sale of the Real Estate hereinafter mentioned will
be cid at the office of the Receiver Taxes the City
of Lambertville, on SATURDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY
OF APRIL 1876 at the hour of o'clock in the after
cecding fifty years. for which any person will take the
and pay the amount of taxes assessed thereon
spectively with the interest and cost fees charges and
expenses according the provisions of Section nine
Act entitled An Act to revise and amend the charter
the City of ambertville" approved March sixteenth
eighteen hundred and seventy-four The interest in
each case will be at the of twelve per centum
the twentieth of September The fees charges and
penses will be in each for the certificate Of sale and
the proportion of the cost Of advertising and SALE
A TRANSCRIPT OF UNPAID TAXES ON LAND AND REAL
ESTATE JANUARY, /, 1876
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It is announced that the New. York and
Philadelphia new line, recently completed
win be open for public travel on the first of
May. For the present tho terminal stations
win be at the foot of Liberty street, New
York, and at the corner of Berks and Ameri-
can streets, Philadelphia.
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'1t was Ben Franklin who introduced
broom corn culture into this country, g but
thousands of suffering husbands would pre-
fer to see the man who introduced broom
handles.
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Whenever from undue excitement of any
kind the passions are permitted to override
the reason, the result Is disease !; the heart
empties itself into the brain the brain is
stricken, the heart is PROSTATE, and both are
lost.
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IN CnANcEnY OF NEW JERSEY

TO CATHERINE L. CENDERLINC.
BY virtue of an order oil the Court Of Chancery of
New Jersey, made the day OF the date hereof in
cause wherein Robert B. Genderng Is petitioner, and
you, Catherine L. Cenderling defendant you
CURED to appear and plead demur answer to the pc
toner's petition before the tenth day of April
nxt or that in default thereof such decree be msde
against you as the Chancellor shall think equitable and
just.
The said petition is filed against YOU, by the said
Robert B. Cenderng, for the purpose Of obtaining di
vor from the bond of matrimony
L. H. SERGEANT,
Solicitor of Petitioner.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice OF Assignment.

NT0TICE is hereby given that Frederick S, Phillips.
of the township of Delaware county of Hunterdon,
hath this day made assignment to the subscribers of
his estate for the equal benefit of his creditors and that
the said creditors must exhibit their respective claims
under oath affirmation, within the term of three
months
March 49, 1876 WILLIAM IODINE,
NELSON V. YOUNG.
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The Democracy have failed to implicate
Biistow in mule and whiskey frauds, the But
letia thinks they will next charge him with
robbing watermelon patch.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-03-29

The Globe Hotel, at the Centennial grounds,
his sold its bar privileges for $50,00o.
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TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
EDITED BY A LADY.

Too much enthusiasm creates opposition
and Injuries the cause That fails to apply
to temperance men and women. We are on
ly earnest workers-not enthusiasts. We are
seeking to help the weak and erring. Look
at it as VIC will--the man or woman who
drinks is both weak and erring. 1t is a waste
of time to attempt to argue that the use of
liquor as beverage does any one the least
good--while every one knows that the liquors
now drank are made up of poisonous COM
pounds. Their first effect is to affect the
brain and SO render some loathsome, others
dangerous. The second effect is to destroy
the coating Of the stomach and soon the poor
victim sinks into the grave. Thus the sum-
ming up of the case is quickly accomplished.
Men want " license" to sell liquor to make
money--that is their only motive. Not one
good result can be shown from taking liquor
of any kind--no matter by what name it is
called-anything that will produce drunken
ness iSequally dangerous.
Will Christian men or good citizens vote for
license I" aehen only eoil can come Of IT.
We earnestly implore every intelligent man
of Lambertyille to think seriously, earnestly,
of the duty before him. 1t is his duty to vote
land the responsibility is his alone-whether
he will help to save or help to curse his BROTH
err. A Christian man surely could not
knowing the RIGHT, the WRONG pursue
QUERY.--Is it true that houses are in great
demand in the Second Ward for license vo-
ters and boarding houses for the same pur-
pose?
We only add, strategy, misrepresentation
and unfairness."
We see "Jackerisms," and wonder what it
means. We have consulted dictionaries, mod
ern and ancent-from Jack-a-dandy ~ down
through the long line of Jacks and do not
find it.
If crusaders fire company is organized
the first thing necessary for gentlemen to Sc
cure admission will be to become "teetotal-
ers' before we initiate them in "the military
drill.''
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Why is bar-room like balloon Because
he who enters it is apt to get high.
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BEATTY'S pAaLoR oReANs

The best of all. Send stamp for list OF testimonials
Address DANIEL f. BEATTY, Washington, N.
June ?, 1875.
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SEE WHAT ROY DRINK,

SEE WHAT YOU DRINK!
The following receipts for the manufacture
OF whiskey, brandy, gin, lager beer, etc.. are
furnished by converted liquor-dealer of
Brooklyn. They are what are used by distill-
ers, liquor dealers, and compounders, and if
we should give the quantities of each, which
we have in our possession, any one could make
their own spirituous and malt liquors. Read
the following, and drink no morel
BOURBON or RYE WHfsKEY.-Is nanufac-
tured with highwines, commonly called fusel-
oil whiskey, made to-day and drank three
days after contains also vinegar, syrup oil
OF Bourbon, water, French coloring, blue
stone, and other poisonous chemicals. Cost,
from 90 cents to 81 per gallon retails for So
to $6 per gallon.
CoGNAc BRANDy.--French or Cologne
spirits, burnt sugar, oil of cognac, vinegar,
bluestone, Jamaica rum, honey-syrup, port
wine, French coloring, alum, and aloes. Cost,
81 per gallon retails from $6 to $40 per gal
Ion.
IRIsn on SooToH WHIsREY. Canada high
wines, or new distilled whiskey, one week
old, saltpetre, fine salt, essence of oil of
Scotch or Irish whiskey, fusel-oil, syrup, blue
stone St. Croix rum, some imported Irish or
Scotch whiskey for flavor. Cost, $3.50; re-
tails for 80 Fer gallon.
OLD HOLLAND GIN.--French spirits, water,
oil of juniper, syrup, white-wine vinegar, blue
stone, New England rum, peach pits, with
some imported gin for flavor.
OLD Tom GIN Same ingredients as Old
Holland Gin, but double syrup to make sweet.
Cost, $1.25; retails for So per gallon.
The above is sold by druggists for medicine
for kidney disease.
JAMAICA AND ST. CRoIx RUM-Double-
refined highwines, French coloring, oil of rum,
fusel-oil, vinegar, bluestone, burnt sugar, mo-
lasses syrup, with some imported jamaica
Cuba, or St. Croix rum for flavor, alum, aloes,
prune juice.
STooK ALE OR PoRTER.-Ts diluted with
oil of vitrol, strychnine, and aquafortis to
make it keep.
NEW ALE.--Is diluted with oil of vitrol,
damaged molasses, and bilge-water from SUI
gar or molasses vessels.
LAGER BIER, AND WHAT DRUes 1T Con-
TAINs.--A little malt, plenty of water, some
inferior hops, rosin tar, saleratus, soda, with
four different kinds Of chemicals, to make it
keep after brewing.
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Beatty FAN Q

AGENTS WANTED !! (NTale or Female, to
take orders Daniel F. Beatty, Washington New Jersey
Feb. 49, 1878.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-27
A Picture Of NJ ~. Beecher.

From the Hartford Times.
Having occasion to go on board the
Ocklawahs boat to-day, | noticed pale,
elderly woman, with very white hair,
who kept herself aloof from the excur-
sionists; and by accident learned it was
the wife of Harry Ward Beecher. She
WIS gong up the river twenty-six miles
Ia a settlement on the st. Johns called
Beccher, IN honor of her famous husband.
She came up to Pslatka on Saturday
possibly from the residence of Mrs.
Stowe, at Mandarin; though wouldn't
like to vouch for thls--for "the Beechers
are peculiar"
Tins member of the family is said TO
have her own peculiarities. She is an
old woman, now-probably not less than
7O-(for she is considerably older than
her husband and her aspect is that of u
woman who suffers from an inward pain
that reaches deeper than the physical
body. Some observers, seeing her sitting
there alone on the steamer, might say she
was borne down by griet and trouble
and surely she has had her share; but
there was something IN that pale, deter
mined face which spoke OF more than
grief.
A bystander said, "Shc looks like three
who.c tragedies boiled down into one
act;" and this did better express that un-
happy face. A strange, secret inner his
tory is hidden in is cold marble. 1t is
not winning iace-not the countenance
one would expect to see in the wife Of
Henry. Ward Beecher. What it does ex.
press will leave to others TO make out.
Enough for me to know that she carries,
poor woman, a sight of trouble beyond
the miseries Of most of those who deserve
punishment
She hid her face at times with her hand
not from staring curiosity, tor she knew
not that she was at that moment the OBJ
ject of scrutiny on the part OF strangers
but seemingly by sort of involuntary
and helpless movement born of some in
ternal struggle. 1t was stern, unhappy,
uncomfortable face, and one | was almost
sorry 10 have seen.
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Tux Pittsburgh Commercial ~ refer
ring to the twenty-fourth quadrennial
conference of the Method Episcopal
Church OF the United. Sta.,s, which has
been in session at Baltimore for several
weeks past, and will adjourn to-day,
says: -.h
The published accounts of its daily
proceedings have aroused renewed inter-
est in the great religious movement of
the eighteenth century. one of the most
important in its results in the history of
mankind, since it was among the means
of giving the North American continent
the blessings of the Protestant religion.
In the one hundred and forty years that
have elapsed since the landing of the
WEsLEYs, Methodism has grown to be
the largest religious society in America
1t has now million and half
of members, 10000 itinerant preachers,
1900 local preachers, 100000 "proba-
toner's a million and half of chill
dren in, its 10000 Sunday schools, and
the value of its property reaches the
immense aggregate of ssO,Ooe,OOO This
wonderful result has been brought about
by its itinerant system, which ranks
with the Sbciety of Jesus in the Roman
Catholic 08urch, and the Moravian mis-
sionary systsn, as means OF spreading
the knowledge of the Christian religion
into remote corners of the earth and
among all classes and conditions of men &.
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TRUSTEES SALE

Dl VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRIsI
Id made by Andrew Lantry 10 me- a,
Trustee, dated the 2lst day OF January,
1876, and duly recorded III the Office of H..
Clerk of the County Court OF Ohio count,
I'm deed OF trust book No. 10, page -. viii
on Saturday. the Goth dny OF Ma,
1875, at the 'front.' door OF tn. Iourt lions.
OF said county, commencing AT lU O cln,E
q. M, offer for sale the following proprrrr
that is 10 say: one Work Horse, one ~,
and one Set Of Work Harness..
sh Terms no 81 sale CASH :rs Selling as trustee
foregoing property rs is vested I'm m. a.
Trustee: r.. u. CRACRAFr, Trusts.
]. {. HERvEY, Auctioneer. N.Y.
The above sale has been adjourned mn.
III saturday, May "a, 1876, Commencing AT
~ o'clock a. m.
EGG. CRACRAFT. Trustee.
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Chance of Firm.

By agreement Of parties. the firm al
Hobbs, Taylor & CO., has this day been
changed by the retiring OF n. w. Beck,
Alex. Morrison and Samuel Nesbitt from
partnership In the firm business z.
Hobbs, ST., having purchased their inter
est. -Q.
Mr.. ". W. Beck will however continue
TO superIntend the mechanical depart
ment with George Hobbs as foreman, and
Bert Hob s in the office. f
my2ib HOBBS, TAYLOR & co.
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ADMINIsTRATORs SALE.

The undersigned administrator OF the
estate OF Richard y. Brown, decd, will on
SATURDAY, May q, nj 10 O'Clock A. N.
sell at Public Auction at room No. Il, In
Chapline street, up stairs. the personal ef.
fects OF the late Richard =. Brown, con.
TURES: also = DIAMOND STUDS, | Col. ID
WATCH and JEwELRY, 10 be seen an
Hennegen, Bates Il Go.
Also AT the same time and place will be
sold ~ shares of the capital stock ofthe
Nail City Brewery; also Buggy ana Har.
ness. ...
WM. II. HALL, Administrator.
W-E-S
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FOR SALE.
TRUSTEE'SSALE,

By virtue Of Deed of Trust made 10 mo
az Trustee OF James Cheek and wife. b.ar'
ing date the 10th day OF July. 1874, and Re-.
corded In book No. Z, pages l7S and lsO q,
be once Of Recorder Of Ohio county, and
DAY, the 3Oth day OF May, A d. 1876, at th.
'front.' door Of the Court House Of laid
county, sell at public auction, commenc.
ing at o'clock p. ~, the following r al
state. viz;---..----------
A tract ofland on the waters OF Castle.
man y run al said county OF Ohio. and on
which the said Cheek now resides: In.
said tract OF land being bounded BY IN.
lands OF Isaac Cox. Louisa Csx, SamuCl
McCarty, j. L. Cries and John Atkinson
and containing about sixty-seyen acre,
Terms made know n on 0ay OF sale.
-...4. SAMUEL II. KELLY, Trustee.
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FOR SALE.

I'VE HAVE TWO VERY NICE TWO
w story brick tenement houses on
Twenty ffth street, Tor sale. They are
nearly new and In excellent repair. Each
contains four rooms and "A kitchen, and
both have good cellars. Any person de.
ana upon reasonable terms, vii do we'll
u call. For full particulars apply Ia the
undersigned nj their Office, No. IlS Chap.
line street, Wheeling, W. Va.
CRACRAkT 4 COLE,
aprl5h Attorneys.
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Excursion to Pittsburgh.

TINE STEAMER MARKET BOY HAS
i been chartered 10 make the trip 10
Pittsburgh and back, leaving the wharf
on Saturday evening. at .: 30 O'Clock. and
returning. arrives here the following Nom
day morning at o'clock.
Round Tnp Tickets SOU. Tickets can be
had nj the Opera House Box Office.
- my26r
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SUNDRIES.

c,YRUPs, CHEESE, WOODEN WARE,
- Brooms, Soaps, Candies, Crackers
Essence Coffee, Indigo, Matches, Vinegar,
Carbon and Lard Gals, Spices, Rice, starch.
Snuffs, Soda, Grocers Drugs and such other
articles ss arc usually found in nrsf-cfAss
house kEILLn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-27
THrlNew YORK papers think that it

was great mistake in not holding the
.Ce=:snniai Exposition in that city. They
are constantly talking about Phiiadel-
phia rs q one horse puritanical' town,
which hiss no hotel accommodations, nor
anything to attract the attention and adj
miration of the visitor. The Philadel-
phia papers IN return are retaliating by
representing New York as a dangerous
place TO sojourn in, even for q night,
owing TO the runhealthfulness and the
number of assassins with which It's i'm
tested. Between the New York assassins
and the Philadelphia vampire restaurant
keepers, Centennial visitors have poor
hEs RI - CO.. 20
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-27

ONE THE b tST AND MOST DESlR
" ABLY located farms In Brooke county
owned by Mr.. A. NJ. Buchanan, contain.
ing 5l5 acres, 49, improved and IN the
highest state Of cultivation. One fine lsU
story Brick Dwelling, containing II rooms
all necessary out buildings. situated four
miles south OF WelisDury, on Bethany pike
For further particulars apply TO
MR. : ALDERSON q PAU bl..
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FOR r ENT.
FOR RENT.

TWO OR THREE UNPUBLISHED
rooms, Rss, &C, in In. house, corner
OF Mark, and Fourteenth street, suitable
for young men, or for small family. Pos.
No, sion given Immediately. Also, from
April LIST, he basement room Of The same
building, now occupied by Il. !. For! asa
green grocery or huckstcr stand. Apply a.
DIR. 81. y. Hui.LIhEN,
Or TO Squire 0'Keeie, corner Market and
Fourteenth streets mtlrh
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-27

Has been chartered 70 make the Round
Leaves wheeling promptly ats O'Clock
a. m, tuesday, June 9Th. landing a.
Aoui. dsviile, Sew Martinsville. sistIs
Vile, ~. Mary . and Parkersburx, arn'ihs
At Charleston Wednesday noon.
A diagram of the steamers cabin can "
examined, state rooms and psssase secnr.u
ty applying 20 VIM. w. Miller, al tie
once on the Democratic Ike utiys cph'
mittee, No. IT'D Market street, Wheeiinr
West Va. a4si my"
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a CARD.

rINo ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
i the errors and inuiscretions OF youth,
nervous weakness, early decay, loss OF
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
In south America. Send a self-addressed
envelope TO the Rev. JOSEPH I. INMAN,
Station ID, Bible House, New York City.
febSeod-egub
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TEAS AND TOBACCO.

A FULL LINE OF CHOICE OOLONG,
"A Japan, Gunpowder, Souchong and
Young Tyson Teas, and leading brands ~
Virginia and kentucky Chewing 1obaccos
always on hand. Special Inducements
offered in these lines -
mr9 II. REILLY.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed In
West Virginia. II will be sent to any adj
dress one yeAf-fef s200s Valuable premt.
ums to ciuu agents and to subscribers.
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FISH.
REFINED SUGARS.

100 Bbls. Crushed, Powdered q GRADUATED.
lou Extra c and A White,
50 "a Franklin y,
50 Yellow c,
In store and for sale BY
mr9 VI. REILLY.
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WHEELING DAILY REGISTER SATURDAY MORNING. MAY q. 1876
NEW Advertisements
LETTER LIST.

r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
the postoffice at Wheeling, Ohio coun.
ty, West Virginia, unclaimed saturday,
70 obtain any OF hefollowing the appli.
cant will please call for advertised letters,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
First PRESBYTERIAN Church.

,DREACHINd RY REV. GEORGE r.
HAYES. d. b., President Of " ashinfton
and Jeiferson College, this t5atnrday AFTER
noon at 3o'clock. Also on sabbath9E IVA
O'Clock A. n, and ~ p. y. Commua ION
sseryfces on Ssbbath morning. myN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-06
tlolltlta,.

INHE FIFTH ASSEMBLE amt Tammany GEN
ernl committee met lAst evening Ht III Hudson st.,
aud organized by plcc the following officers for the
ensuing year; Isaac Il Narln, onarnen "; II. Hast
inLs Nict. chairman &c W, Van Worst Rec ordlug
secretary Jnhn n. McC1ol, Fnlnci 4 Secretary (;
David s. Paige, Treasurer George McCori Sergeant
at.Arms Grc-hen Cohen. joan Purcell. {. Wesley
Baum, Executive Committee. llERMAN slEMME.
Man, Vice. Chairman TO General OrgaL zation.
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Mr. Randall Dem, Pa offered resolu-
ton directing the Secretary of the Treasury to
furnish the House with an tented account OIL
the amount extended unocr the item Of the
$4,000 appropriated for light and fuel for the
FISCAL year ending June 50, 1873. Adopted.
Mr.. Cox Dem, ny -, from the Committee Oh
Banking and Currency, reported ths bill to regu'
late the winding up Of national banks. lie ex-
planned that the object OF the dill was to facili-
tate liquidation, and that insoiyent BANKS may
be honestly and speedily closed up in the inter
est Of the public Passed.
Mr.. Ilubbel Olep. Mich), from tho Commit
tee on Banking aud Currency, reported back adj
VerseY the bill liking the legal rate OF interest
on national money throughout the United
Stat0s AT not exceeding six yer cent, ana afix-
Ing penalties for its violation. Pending action
on the 1ill tne morning hour expired.
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole on the bill TO IT nsler Tue Irdian bureau
from the Interior 20 the War Department.
Mr.. sparks dem. lll) spoke in favor OF the
bill and said that out Of sixty army officers cx-
amlned BY tho Military Committee, all but one
advocated the transfer, and Tat out OF twenty
nine persons examined by the Indian Commit
tee. but -ht opposed the transfer.
M Cox Dem, \. ~ opposed the hiil sug.
costing than II the present system was hell, and
the Indian was hell, ana the lowest deep vas ~
the Interior Department., the syn lower deep
tnat Wns snlVtvn,hS 10 ue' " nun was 10 DE
found In The war DEPARTMENT. He recommend
cd the Canadian Indian policy unuer winch
some 5000 Indians cost al the rate Of s2.b each.
while under our sNstem theN cost some 500 each,
III the lnGlan agencies were to he tgrned over
To the army SIMPLY because honest agents Couli
not be found In civil lfc, why stop thtrel WY
not give the army control 81 the Land once, OF
Of the collection of internal rovcnucf Frauds
We're alleged to exist in all the departments oi
the Government, ami the War Department was
not Tree from suspicion. IL the war once was
to be the organ Of civilization, why MT detail
soldiers as bank examiner, and nave the letter
delivery service perform by troops Of cav.lry Z
lie endorsed the recommendation OF tue Ind iar
Commission APP o4utcd IN 1857, TO COuhie the In
dian serNip = To an independent depnr. ment. and
70 let IT. head he "a member OF the CABINET
Then the service would bee einani va ed from Il,
confused CONDITIONS disturbances, on bre ks
and Wals would tucl he Tue exec. It4on, not the
ruiz.
Iho committee then rose, and the House took
recess uitll 40, tire evening st~- ION being iui
ton bill.