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cit Is inconcclvablc." writes Mr.. WILLIAM
l.. CHANDLER, THAT any wise or honorable
man should be willing to take the Prcsi-
dcncy. and then suffer on effect any faint
upon his own title"
This H. precisely what Mr. HAYES has
done. lie has taken the Presidency. and
then suffered and effected faint upon his
own title. According Ia Mr.. CHANDELIERS
standard. therefore, Mr.. HAYES is not wise
or honorable man.
We believe that a large majority Of the
Republicans, as we'll as Of the Democrats.
concur in Nh CHANDELIERS estimate Of Mr.
HAYES. So we have in the Office Of Prcsi-
dent q man who, in the estimation Of most
persons. II both parties, is neither wise nor
honorable. This. surely. is pitiahlc con
dition If things. There have been men who,
under such circumstances. from a sense of
shame. would resign But Mr. HAYES. being
neither wise nor honorable cannot be- cx-
pcctcd to do anything 50 wise AMI honor
able a. that.
n. however. Mr. HAYES Is net only unwi-c
snl Gi-h,uorahlc, as Mr.. CHNNDLrE con-
i,pd- hNt IT, a. sir. CHANDLER likewise
contents. hc has also tainted hi. o. yn ti.ic.
lot tlr liousrI Representatives follow his
example Ni-e for them If nc' ia HIM and
declare it tlintod. and have the taiai c-,aa-
lishcd 10y legal proof. AMI the occupant re-
moved
Four years wod,d bc quito too much If n
man neither wise nor honorable in the Office
of President.
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will Hayes be I,npcachcd .

II IL can bc established. by legal evidence,
that RUTHERFORD Is. HAYES was inaugu-
rated as President of the United States by
means Of n corrupt bargain, and that HAYES
himself was party to that bargain, then,
unquestionably, Mr.. HAYES can be impcach-
cd and removed
Evidence began to manifest itself at
very early day that the election Of Mr.
corrupt conspiracy and secret bargain. Since
then the evidence has been gradually aug
menting, and II has recently been trcmcn-
dously strengthened by the full and carefully
prepared statement of Mr.. WILLIAM L.
CHANDLER, than whom no man il better
qualified to testify as to the facts which hc
alleges; and he is witness of the highest
reputation.
The only point not already placed beyond
reasonable doubt is whether HAYES himself
was II party TO the corrupt arrangement
which would appear certainly to have been
entered into.
On this point it seems to Us the evidence is
also ample. Even if Mr.. HAYES did not
know In advance every provision and detail
Of the bargain. there would appear to have
been on his part Il general authorization 10
john SHERMAN and STANLEY MATTHEWS TO
contract for him. His subsequent complete
JuJiimem Of the terms Of he contract is sif-
tcicni proof that he f,u himself bound by il.
and tdres no room far doubi that At all erents
h. joined tie conspiracy ia Tina 10 carry il OFT.
This conspiracy icaS q crhao. and HAYES ras
guilty. party 10 Il.
ii Congress does its duty. we do not see
how Mr.. HAYES can escape Impeachment
and conviction.
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THE GOLDEN MIshs or MYCESA.

In the largest Of the royal tombs dug up
by DR.. Schliemann in the Acropulis at Mvccnn
he found five bodies which had boon crematcd.
The skulls. although unframed by the funeral
fire. were 80 dccomposcd that none " thcm
could be- saved Three Of these bodies had the
face covered with large masks Of gold plate In
rude rcpoussc work. Of these masks DIR. Schlic-
mann tells us that the first represents n large.
oval. youthful face. with Il high forehead, n long
Grccian nose. and small mouth with thin lips.
The second shows IA round face. with full
cheeks and Il small forehead. with which the
nose does not range in a straight line. as on the
other mask the mouth is small and has thick
lips" The third mask has wrinkles above the
mouth which is very large. with thin lips. aud
the forehead and eyes are large. On this mask
the eyes are not shut. n in the other two. and
the exclusives and eyebrows are not marked, ~
in the others.
Now. the main question to be determined is
whether these masks are portraits of the buried
Argive princes or not.
Schlicmann asserts that tho physognomics
represented 10y these three masks are so widely
different from each other. and SO altogether diff
fcrcnt from the ideal types Of the statues Of gods
and heroes. that there cannot be the slightc,t
doubt that every one Of them represents the
likeness OF the deceased whose face it covered.
Had 1t not been 50, all the masks would have
roprosentcd the same ideal character"
The fallacy OF this reasoning IS shown by the
character ola fourth heavy golden mask found in
this same tomb at the head Of another body. This
mask. which the great excayator says can only
have been intended ~ cover the face of the body
represents n lions head. II the argument Of
Dr. Schlicmann be admitted then this musk
too. must bc portrait. and the prince whose
face was covered 10y ii must have had "a lion $
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rock CANDY AND WIiIsKEr.
The Great Cure for Consumption In the south
Eases In Point.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN Sir: \ friend
mine kindl, sent me copy o ur sunday SIS OF the
22i inst, with your article of - scture in Horse
Car. marked for my attention read the Hon kihs h.
schnahcs advice ami dissertation the great effects
ui rock candy AMI Whishey A. cure Tor pulmonary
complaints, consumption. and coughs. a.dcvcred IN tho
horse to the sick man cft Sow YORK on the 18th
inst. suffering from 'un- troubles amt oou-h
I'm 'httc. lun Wa, recommended o. take corn wins
kew ANA r0rk cHuiva. % remedy commenced tn take
IT, ami iuhnl u gave me great rchtt llclt Charleston
ami anne h,i' ~ Aa-u.m on iho lsth n.t and on my
arrival sufr at te Augusta Hotel Hud hero uuni. nm
the person o' Mr. cisscl, us crre. iNins winoss
u t4- lr'li south roo cure Ilfte years AGO he WAS
abandoned ~ DIS ihNsriHs As inpurl , and they SAID
that Ii- ii lang Was entirely gene llN t,uN uttt Nu
corn W'lshrN ami rock candy amt u 0nr wear
url} curd ans TODAY isHs healthy IMAM us cam be
s,tnun fNe streets If Augusta
Hero n tn' riH. inst id of usns ola rye Whisky.
Nr huaht s4-D &c. they use Ni"t tHruilui coupe
h.HIri corn Nh.hv, which tury set better and pufrr
HuI rirtI,r Cham ftr NNI.hoN rHr fruiNruNu ~ the
WiN'Uirl snU iHani frrDk candy tNti, .lun ol Wills
h.f..f 10 nt' sweet tnun-u, move BE- D>l and o. Too
.w.'t io ,ut ihc tactic. lr-, u wu.cr-a.F ndnrf,d.
iliI htrc aHi loo t.Hrr.fHn amt through large portion
mue s.iiN, a., uc.nHN lHnH,,a i"r hN rgn-umpnNc-
sawed from t' -ra'e hN o., u,o and Iul Nle NonN srs
81 -Drft~ the NuI,niluNn the people uf Sow YORK
iur publishing Mt schnahcrs lcelarc 30 wus,ry and
ru.h ctHly ntliiN MohraAN.
At.tafA. ga Doe 90 1877
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caustic-nitrntc Of silver. II no symptom OF
hydrophobin appears within two months. tho
bitten person may feel that he has passed out OF
the shadow Of the dreadful disease. Every one
bitten by n rabid animal leaving the prompt
adoption Of preventive measures out Of the
question is not doomed to hydrophobia. III one
is bitten through thick clothing it is probable
that. the saliva being absorbed 10y tho clothing.
he is unharmcd: and unless the skin is broken.
probably no harm is done. Then there are men
who are not susceptible to an attack OF hydro
phobia, even if bitten 10y a rabid animal.
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Cross Purposes in South Carolina.
Tho nrnencution of the South Carolina
roscoIa has ,ot 90 mixed up with politics
that the eir,plc question of Justice is almost
lost to sjpli one or two of the smaller
tbievcs hovc been tried and convicted
Judymcn, in the sum of 500 600 hn. been
ATTAINED against WOODRUFF. who turned
States evidence. This is about all that has
been done. Meanwhile. PATTERSON remains
in the United states Senate. CHAMBERLAIN
Ats in his law Office in this city. ready to
p,,rsuc or protect gentlemen embarrassed
hv their misdcods. and Kt,irroS walks Wall
street rs opculVn. he did when he was the
Finsi.lai i..,in If SOM, carolina.
According to Jud.c Ill MpnRrYs of WASH
ington. a State cannot cNtraditc an indicted
felon from the District of Columbia If the
fclon happcns to be a Republican senator
This extraordinary inierprctntion of law re-
lcased PATTERSON from the clutches of the
IDENTITY Sheriff who was sent to fetch him TO
Columbia to he tried for his crimes At the
snmo time thcrc was n movement In South
Carolina 10 bring to the noti 70 of the United
st,tcs Scuntc thn ovcr,yhclminp evidence OF
tho hillary bv which PATTERSON purchased
hi. clc,ti,n to tbot bodv In this movement
W,nr n ,Nrrox had nt lcnst the interest of
n man vhn wants to he pArrrRsoN's sue
coseor Tho announcement that HAMPTON
,,,...,.., It'll oo,.co,,oi,at
p,.r.,,,,,s,,, - r., s,,.,,ri.in,, ri. 1nol in
-, ~, i,s,i,,, ,,,,,II I li,,hl,. oro,li,.
a1t.,, .,,h, G.,.or,,,,.iy - ox,nr,,,i oisn =,
,ho co.c or cu,,prpt,1x vim IL d, moro
dnu.,nrnus ,,nscnl tbnn Y PATTERSON. hecnusr
ho i. ,,uch .,,le,. ,yhtle o,,itc ns free from,
NV. s,.r,,,,i,. ~ onrs,in,.c
i,. i,i,,, ,os,n,,i,, ~ tho South Carolina
r.',,sia,n,.,t.,l .',,iad ,ho a,ton,i,,'nr thn
i-,7,aT SIT s,,at,, g., a., tai,t ~, hrnc,.,.
j., p.,-r,',,.,,,. al, ,I,., r,,i,-,,,. ,n.l,i-
,.ir,,,,,.. r,,,,,.~rs ,,.r,,id la,,i,c.,,
.n,,,,'',,,,.1 t,,,l,, c1,,ni,arco' ~, soc,s that
or, alra.,l,. rot1rin,s rho sn,,b carolina
II,,,,, ,,,..,d s,,l. ,,.,l,,,i,n. thc stntn
..un,.tu,i,I oo,,,,i,,,o r,,,, 10,
NJ q Rt.rtrp has tho n,,- az tho lo,,or hndv
II. declared ,h,t ,ron mn consideration
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-..s o.. -
TIE REGISTERS OFFICE.
Where Careful and Considerations Selection OF
subordinate- IL imperative.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: Since
civil service reform has become watchword in
the platforms Of all sorts OF political parties.
hope IT will not be deemed prcsumptuous in me
to throw out hint or two relative to the City
Registers ohirc for the contest for the loavcs
and fishes ofihc Office wakes hot. Tho successful
management, 81 the affairs of that Office demand
in the subordinate officers honesty, efficiency.
pcrscvrrcnce. and experience. The head of
every department is responsible for clerical
errors cvrruit actions. blunders, ana lndiscre-
Wdieious, selection OF subordnatcs. The
Deputy Register is in reality the chief
engineer Of the machinery 9f the Office.
With the exception of Sigcl, who was. pen
ny wise and pound foolish. the Same deputy
was wisely retained by llalpinc. Gen. Patrick
Jones'. and Conpolly The SATISFACTION Clerk
receives the papers from the mortgagcc or his
attorney. both Of whom he must know obso-
lutgy before ne receives the sat,siacLlon piece
the original mortgage he makes reference. He
must also ascertain that the instrument Is prop
ery drawn up. executed ana acknowledged.
the name Of the purity executing the satisfaction
piece.
He files the satisfaction piece. and must know
the handwriting Of the notary or COmmiss oner
who certilles to the acknowledgment OF the
original mortgage. The present deputy has
been in office for the past ten years. having sue
cccded Mr.. Mortimer. who had the position for
hfty-thrcc years. The duties of the Index Clerk
comprise the cOnpi latiVn into final resume
Of all the details of the branches OF the Office.
The acting Index Clcrk has served in his pres
cnt position Tor ten years. II would be difficult
to replace him. Scarcely less important are the
Offices of Chnttel Mortgage Clerk. Treasurer,
Copying Clerks. Political bias or personal pref
rnces should not and must not prevail whore
the hard earned millions Ot dollars OF million
Of QveriaXcd and overwhelmed cti2cns are at
stake TRUTH,
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ifTi ne fH.' .N|IIt GfsNr
Tho nepuburan party is not willing that a
IN, sdrnt, processing tortYr,,,ftt ln the highest
900 tr sit o thc nation, shall hc sulchci Nln corrupt
bargains made wiih it,eucmc, lthcl.soriusuI, pln-
ocrat. IN ulHnnrnt nf PLEDGES made for l tD country
Nlrurs iu knuW a. n is nuW specifically charged f "a
rcspon,h' party ami must be a. speo.lyal u4c. Mere
tlt "A / III llNi
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Secretary EvARTs continues ~ predict har-
Ton -J,s Gaif' n1a, '''" ''' '''' ''''
A few yenrs ngo n much greater man than
Mr.. EvARTs, sitting in tho same place, con
tinued TO predict that in Just sixty days the
war II the rebellion would be- ended.
The fact that -xty-flve polygamous we'd
dines were solennized in the Endowment
House at Salt LAKE on Thursday last md Gates
that tho M0rmons have no present intention o.
abandoning their peculiar institution.
Thirteen days have elapsed since the Bar
clay street disaster. and still TWO bodies are be-
llcyed 20 be beneath the ruins.
1t appears from Mr.. lIGrLow's census
that in ls7j there wcrc 6.32o religious societies
IA this state, having nm aggregate membership
Of lllt.j37 that they owned. or owed for
G2l3 church buildings, having sittnss for
9.5I7l7oncarer- ofthc Wort :ani that they pnid
their pastors on an average s'3a.9l apiece.
Gov. HOLIDAY Of Virginia says. in his
inaugural MESSAGE. that the honor of a state
is above an pri and he reminds tho people
that States have been in debit before. have
been honest. aud have survived 1t l. a pity
thai similar sentiments are not more generally
held aud followed
The new Legislature at Albany will he
called upon To- appropriate more money for the
Capitol going up ina that out-of-the-way town.
II should refuse To give single cent. and pro-
vide for the removal OF the capital of the State
to tho metropolis which makes the name Of
New orb known throughout the world.
Some suggestions FOR the immediate treat
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would do good service as a member of any
committee that the House may authorize
20 get the bottom facts of this whole Presi-
Dental business.
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If the figures IN the Secretary Of states
onlr" are Trustworthy the Commonwealth If
S"w York ON jam /. 1875. had a population ~
itls sos soul,-w.th bodies attached. OF these.
35o3.30o wero native born. and l.ls565s. or
itGe more tilan onc-quar;er OF the whole. were
foreign born.
But the census takers report that Of tho
lj37.726 New Yorkcrs engaged in productive
industry year hrfore last 925 2a3 were natives
81 the Untod States whilc Gi2 i33 or good
deal nearer one-haf than ono-third Of the
whole number. were born in foreign countries.
Whit with State county. city. town. AMI yl-
lnGe indebtedness. NV York owed on Sept 3o
1873. the rather large sum ~ s273 4uS $40.
towaid paving which il had laid by in I'll" sink
ing fund $4,000 237. There il no county
without n debit reports Mr.. BIGlIow.
In this condition Of things. Il hchoovos all Of
us TO he ns productivity industrious a. cir,um-
stances permit.
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Criminals PardonIng thcir Judge.

From ne Fteliiq I'.f
Tho Governor Is SO sound in rospoot 10 other
Qu, -uuus that the murnur at "uaui N which /. heard
toward the end OF the message Will be generously par
dUned.
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saying that he Is also drawing his regular pay
from month to month This shows how much
bcttor 1t is to be n convicted thief and friend
OF HAyEss, than q misunderstood surgeon
with only DICK TnoMrsoN to back YOU up.
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Gov. ROBINSON evidently had the New
York Free College in mind when he said in his
message: When we take from one man the
money necessary to odu'nta the children of am
other in the arts and sr"nccs we pcrpntratc an
act Of injustice under the forms Of law
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4 parrot that could chatter in seven diff
fcrent languages was the victim of n fire in
West Sixteenth street carly yesterday morning
moral may perhaps be dedu'ed from the fact
that the bird was being taught to swear when
overtakcn by an untimcy or timely death.
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There is a spice Of the mysterious Gle
mont that makes interesting stories Of the Fly
ing Dutrhman and the sea serpent. In tho ex-
perioncc OF those men on tire steamship Clyde.
few days ago in gallo of Cape Henry. Tho
mate. whose watch 1t then WIS. sighted a dis
mastcd and waterlogsed schooner and had tho
Cbdc's course directed toward her. But when
tho clyde was within mile Of the schooner the
latter suddenly ur'hed and sunk 1t is To be
hoped that tic crew az the haploss vessel were
r. scucd by a steamship that was seen in that
quarter few hours previously.
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Even if HAYES were n strong man, he
could do nothing valuable in his stolen office;
but being very weak man. he brings it into
nnMinmlt.
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The fact that -ixty-hve polygamous we'd
dines were solemnzed in the Endowment
House at salt Lax on Thursday last indlc
that tho Mormons have no present intention os
abandoning their peculiar institution.
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The new Legislature at Albany will he
coilod upon 10 appropriate more money for the
Capitol going up in that out-of-the-Way town.
II should refuse To give a single cent, and pro-
vide for the removal OF the capital of tho State
to tho metropolis which makes the name Of
New orb known throughout the world.
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DR.. LAMDrpr's sentence is severe, but just.

Returned missionaries WHO rcgalc wondcr-
ing congregations will. stories of the spinning
dervishes of the Orient could find human tccto-
tums ~ marvellous here in Now York. The
feat Of waltzing twelve hours on n stretch. with
which Prof. CARTIER celebrated the New Year,
portcnds an epidemic Of such prcpostcrous
whrlng and twiring. We no doubt shall
have worlds waltzing championships and ward
waltzing championships matches of professors
and matches Of amateurs; indeed. Mr.. CAR
TIERS rival in prolonged spinning already
threatens to Guido him. II this sort Of waltz
ing proves the rage moralists may spare their
od-stylc attacks ON the pastimc, for Mrs. Con.
SHERMAN herself could not object. on the score
Of immortality. to round dancing like Tuesdays
performance OF PAUL NALLEAu CARTIER Waltz
ing from meridian to- midnight on three toa-
spoonluls II beef tea. in as many wincglassfuls
Of water. cannot be- classcd with the tpsy dance
and jolity spoken of in Comus." II further
appears that OF the ladies' who danced with Mr..
CARTIER. three continued not less than two
hours each Tho prospects Of converting the
ball room INFO u gymnasi STUN. and ambitious
partners into tircess tops. are unploasanty
strong. Dancing against time may still be- the
poetry Of motion, but 1t is machine poetry.
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VIII the Democracy accept HAYES as n
rcrruW 1t looks very much as II he would be
forced 10 try to get enlistment in that camp.
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Secretary EvARTs continues ~ predict har-
mDnA ltiNt' ih. BE luli,an latt ami thV AlAnisira
ton jug Gahf' Iih4Ae
few years ngo n much greater man than
Mr.. EvARrs. sitting in tho same place. con
tinuei to predict that in jus, sixty days the
war II the rebellion would be- ended.
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Thirteen days have elapsed since the Bar
clay street disaster and still Two bodies are be-
AoNcd 20 be beneath the ruins.
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Gov HOLIDAY Of Virginia says, in his
inaugural ,esago that the honor of a state
is above an price" and he reminds tho people
that States have been in debit before. have
been honest, and have survived 1t Is n pily
that similar sentiments are not more generally
held aud followed
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II appears from Mr.. llGrLOw's census
that in ls7j there wcrc 6.32o religious societies
Ia this state. having nm Aggregate membership
Of lllt.j37 that they owned. or owed for
C2i3 church buildings, having sitnss for
9.5I7l7uncarer- otthc Word :nnd that they unid
their pastors 90 an average ss19.9l apiece.
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MOUNDSVILLE MENTION.

e. Fitzgerald, two year convict, WAS
received at the peniLentiary from Writ
county, yesterday.
John Cole, convicted of shooting his
step-father at Glen Esston, IN this
county, about fourteen months ago, and
sentenced to the penltentisry for three
years, was pardoned by Gov. Mathews
last Monday.
Henderson Harden, the negro convict
who WAS struck on the head with q
Ratchet by Allen Jones, another cclored
prisoner, is now considered out Of danger.
There will be a special meeting Of
Council Friday evening next, for the
purpose OF laying the levy for the present
year.
The will of Captain Henry Mason,
deceased, late of this county, was admit.
ted to probate by the Clerk of the Coun-
ty Court yesterday. The instrument
bears date March 5, 1878, and gives to
the testator's daughter, Mary Smith, the
house and piece Of ground near Ben
wood, upon which she now lives. The
remainder of his property, both real and
personal, goes to his other children equal
ly. The testator's son, Henry Ii. Mason,
together with Jeremiah Mason, are
named as executors, of whom no bond is
required. Jerry Mason and J. r
Hughes arc the attcstIng witnesses.
a force o. erght or ten men are 81
work on the streets to-day, under the su-
pervision of Lieut.. McGiIl, paying fines
at one dollar and fifty cents per day.
T. Finn, clerk of the Board Of Over
seers Of the Poor, today notified the
overseers for the different districts that
the funds for the'support Of the poor are
entirely exhausted.
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ROUSE.

The Speaker appointed Messrs. VIII
son, Chalmers and Banks, conleres on
the Mexican award bill.
The House then went into Commit
tee OF the Whole, Mr.. Carlisle in the
CHAIR on the civil sundry appropriation
bill.
When the section in regard to ergrav
ing and printing WAS reached, MIR. Kelly
offered an amendment providing that no
money herein appropriated shall be used
for engraving, issuing, selling or other
wise dlsposing OF bonds or other securl-
ties of the United States, for the purpose
of bringing about or providing Tor the
resumption Of specie payments. Rejected.
Teas 50; nays l05.
The amendments for the reissue OF
$l0,O00,OOO OF Treasury notes, not held
Tor the redemption oI fractional currency,
and for the advertisement of the sale OF
bonds, were ruled out Of order.
Mr.. Price moved in regard to the
Rock Island arsenal further appropris.
tions, aggregating S2G5,O0O. Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Thompson, the para
graph providing for the sale Of srsenals
at Pittsburgh, Pa, and PIkesvllle, Md,
was stricken out.
The committee then arose and the
Speaker laid before the House message
from the President recommending an ap-
preparation for q commission on the part
OF the United States to the Internstionsi
Monetary Conference. Referred.
Recess followed, the evening session to
be for general business.