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DIED.

BROORS-In Philadelphia Monday April g. the Rev. y.
formerly Pastor OF the CLurCn OF our
ylOuT Of this city, IA the 62t year OF hl5age. -, 49,
IN tho Church o. the Messiah, Padephh,
Thursday nth inst. az lOl2 O'CLOCK
BEgWN-On Monday. April g. the Rev. AgernOn AlOysius
Brown, {. =. p. In the 18th wear ~ his age.
The reverend clergy the Pensioners VI the Church OF St
Paul the Apostle and other ucud5 are respectfully invited
o. attend the solemn requiem mass M tue church. ctnaYe
and West 6Oth-st Wednesday April I'D, az 70 O'clock
De FORSYTH Charleston $ c.. March 30 Harriet Si'
wIie OF John W. De Forest and daughter vi Charles U
shepard. OF New Haven, Conn.
DILLINGHAM; Friday evening April 3 Marion, youngest
daughter " George w and Helena ". Dillingham;, aged IL
months.
No funeral
HODGE-On Saturday April g. Harriet Roosevelt wife Of II.
LcuoE Hodge NJ D. Il Philadelphia, and daughter OF the
Charles William NO0lSey, esq. Of NeW-1 Ork.
no. 800 south BrOadst, Philadelphia Oh
Wednesday. the lOth inst, al y. m. precisely.
LOCKWOOD-At stamford. Conn, sunday April :, Cap
Edmund I0c<8 God, in tGC 18th year Of hls age.
Funeral from his late residence on wednesday next 10Th ns
az 23O =. N.
NILLER-suddeny on Tuesday. the 9th inst. Of paralysis
the heart at his residence 5l5 5thaye Daniel s. Miller
I'm the SOth year OF his age,
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
MoNTGOMERY-On Tuesday, April 0, Miss Jane D. Mont
gomery ~ the 6sth year OF heT age
Relatives friends invited TO attend the funeral on
Thursday, llth az o'clock m from the residence
John L. Cook New-YOrkaye, corner OF Bergenst,
Brooklyn. No flowers.
STEVFSS-At Philadelphia, April :, Juliana IT, Stevens,
widow Of Edward stevens anu daughter OF the LATE Robert
Funeral at Wasingonvile orange County wednesday
Apr! 10, 1873, at 2:3O p m.
wOOD-At Huntington. L. l., April Q, William W. Wood.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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no FORCED loans IN MEXICO.
the Ediior Of The. TIMING.

To TIE Editor Of The. Tribune.
Sin; The correspondence from Washington
published in your paper to-day and relating 20 Mexico
contains. among other inaccuracies TO which beg
to call your attention, since II may have detrimental
Influence on the friendly feelings and commercial rea-
lions which bind our two republics. The above men
toned correspondence alludes 20 the exemption from
forced loans enjoyed by French and British merchants
Residents Ia Mexico while American citizens sub
,eied % the In the Mexican Republic there is
discrimination Of foreign natonaties under the point OF
view Of public taxation. And the fact is that In the
Present condition Of the country neither Mexicans nor
"feiSners are threatened by forced loans Yours re-
Specially, NJ. DE ZAMAcoNA.
Confidential Agent Of the Mexican Government
hasiia.,ioll Anru 4 I6ZS.
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THE NOMINEES FOR APPRAISERS.
A PROBABILITY THAT TWO OF THE NEw-YOBK AP-
POINTMENTs WILL BIZ REJECTED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUSE.l

a PROBABILITY THAT TWO OF THE NEN-1Obh AF-
POTNTMENIs WILL BE REJECTED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, April 9.-The inquiry ordered by
the Senate Committee Commerce at its last
meeting in regard TO the qualifications of Messrs
rockingham, Kent and Howard recently nominated
TO be neutrality-suspicious. in the New-York Custom
House seems likely to result in the defeat Of the
frsttwO.
Among other things discovered by the sub-cOm-
nittee is the report of Messrs. Jingle and Brush
special agents of the Treasury Department, on the
fraudulent differentiation Of silks made in the
Spring of 1877. From this report it appears that
Mr.. Kent was an examiner in the silk department
Of the Custom House at the time the fraudulent
entries were passed, and that he failed to detect
them. Mr.. Day, who was then an assistaHt-ap-
pTaiser, and who has been removed by Secretary
sherman, assisted i'll making the investigation in
question.
The removal of Mr. Day viii also be treated Of in
the report of the committee. A. far has been
certaned. no has been ASST ncd for his
dismissal and the most careful inquiries Of the COM
mittee fail TO disclose any. On the other hand, it
| Will be shown that the Secretary of the Treasury
must have had confidence in bis honesty and eff
| cheney, because when he promoted him from the
position of assstant-apprascr, which he had held
under all Administrations and through all investga.
| tons since September, 1867, Mr. Sherman for
warded letter to Mr.. butcher, the Appraiser, di-
rectng him to send to the department the nomina-
ton OF Mr. Day to be an examiner irrespective Of
any contingencies" Mr.. Day has been an assistant
appraiser more tlan Twice as long as Nh. Kent has
| been an examiner,
| The committee has also received a letter from a
gentleman i'm NewYork, who is able to speak from
| intimate personal knowledge and IN whose judg-
| meDt the committee has great confidence saying
that Mr.. rockingham, OF the appOintees TO the
board .of assstant-apprasersi Is wanting In that ex-
pert knowledge which is absolutely essential to an
efficient administration Of the office for which he
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ALBANY.
DoINGs AT THE STATE CAPITAL.

DOINGS AT THE STATE CAPITAL.
THE DASNEMoRA RAILROAD BILL AND THE SUPPLY
BILL PASSED BY THE AssEMBLY-THE GENERAL
PIPE LINE BILL ORDERED TO THIRD READING
TAXING CLERGYMEN-THE SALARY BlLL-THE
CHARGES AGAINST JUDGE SMITH.
The bill providing for building Il railroad from
Lake Champlan TO Dannemora Prison was passed
by the Assembly, by vote of 70 to II; the supply
Bill was passed by vote of SO to 8. after beng
amended by the addition of an appropriation OF
$50, 900 to the asylum for deaf mutes at Rome.
The General Pipe Line Bill was ordered to
a third reading though strenuousy opposed
by Mr. Alyord The bill for the taxation of clergy
men was killed in the Senate, after sharp debate
The Senate Committee on Cities heard arguments
on Mr. Fislis bill for the reduction of salaries in
Ncw-Yorll. Governor Robinson held a preliminary
hearing on the charges against Judge Abram +.
Smith, of Cortland County
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THE DooREEErnEs POLITICS.

HY TEIEGEArU 10 TH. TRIBUNE.

IHY TEIEGEArU 10 THE rgfnUSE.I
WA,WICToS, April 9.-Thcgc has been much in
qurys nj the Capitol, today. a1au, the political.
bcariurs of the new DooIacopcr. General Field.
On his own showing lac turns out 10 b. n
Republican. lie has been serving for some
time under the Republican Commissioners OF
the District aud has also been q candidate for
foreign appointments, and recommended as Re-
publican by prominent Republican politicians. II
his syup,hics are with the Democratic party. he
has recently succeeded in keeping that fac. very
quiet II would be one Of the richest jokes of the
season if after all the trouble 1t ,houd turn ont
that the Democrats OF the House had elected Re
publican Doorkccpcr.
When the House bill placing General Shields on
the retired list waa presented 10 the Senate to-day
Mr.. Edmuuds opposed "a motion To proceed At once
10 it, considerations the ground that he did no;
see a.y reason for thus singing ont one Union sol
der among many thousands equally deserving. and
voting him into position with larg" paJ, simply 10
lct political party out Of % bad scrdpe.
General Field took possession of his office today.
lie was soon bcsiegcd by import innate uIcchunters.
Ii is not expected he will make any changes. llr.
Donovan. Assistant DOOrkeepcr under Colonel Polk.
las signed.
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ACCIDENT TO AN AMERICAN LADY ABROAD.
TIE DAUGHTER or GENERAL BEALE AND HER Nus
IANU NJ IIN y = HNH UVI'
10y TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUSE.I


WAsmNGToN, April 0.-Geueral Edward /. Bcaic,
ex-Mmistcr to Austria, will sail with his wife on
Thursday for Europe on a rather anxious cr-
rand. He has Just received intelligence that his
daughter Mary, who about two years ago was mar
ried to an atach6 of the Russian legation in Paris
and her husband, have both been bitten by mad
dog. They were keeping house at the residence of
Mr. Boae. in Paris, and had for pet mastif OF a
very rare breed, 10 which they were much attached
The dog disappeared several day, ago, and only
recovered after large reward al been offered for
him. 1t was noticed that he did not appear as
bright as usual. and a. the lady was bending down
10 caIess him. he bit her twice in the check. Her
husband, who present. rushed mp TO his wife's de
then discovered that the dog was mad and he soon
after died. The husband immediately cantcrizcd
his wifcs cheek with red.hot iron, and then scared
Lis own arm.
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has been selected, and that his confirmation would
be very demoralizing to the service.
EIGHT CONTESTED SEATS.
THE STATUS OF SOME OF THE CASES BEFORE THE
HOUSE EXPLAINED.
inv TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUEEI

HOUSE EAfLHlNLb'
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TBIBUEE.l
WASHINGTON, April 9.-The contested election
case of Finlay against Bisbee, OF the Id. District
of Florida, is to be taken up by the House Commit
tee Oh Elections in about o week. Mr.. Finlay, tho
Democratic contestant, accuses Mr.. Bsbee, the Re
publican sitting member of having gained his seat
By means of stuffed balot-boXes IN tho Archer Pre-
cinct He asserts that several hundred more votes
were counted in that precinct than there were voters
to cast them.
In the South Carolina contested cases Of Richard
son Dcml against Raincy (Repl the sitting mem
Der and Iilman DEM against Smalls iRep.b the
committee has examined the evidence, which as
closes such discrepancies between the number OF
votes polied and of names registered that they have
informtrly concluded to make a report within a
short time that they "vill not go behind the re-
turns" but will rrcomm nd that Congress refer the
cases back Tor new elections.
In the case Of Baskil against Cannon, the Rcpub-
licau Delegate flomd',ah nothing will be done by
the committee Nopapers have been submitted in
This ease, although Nr. Blskia SAYS he forwarded
them TO the co,nnittec Chief Clorl Adams, 70
whom they should have been addressed, has no
knowledge O. thou. Mr. Bel kin has gone back TO
Utah 90 search Tor the missing documents He con-
tested ilr. Camou'a seat in former Congress, and
was defeated.
The case of Hinton DEM against Jorg'nsen
Repl, from the IVth Virginia District seems to
have been abandoned. The contestants evidence
bears mainly upon the alleged intimidation Of
Democratic negroes 10y the presence Of United
States troops Ia Petersburg during the election.
The committee gave M. Hinton no encouragement
to pr pare hi case for trial
The cage Of Nutiuv AGAINST Reilly, q Democratic
member, from tine NilI'h District eli icuusv-
yauia, viii bee aiken mp after tho i.Tt"a ease. The
Whole case turns upoa lie legality 81 seventy
OF eighty votes ALLEGED 20 have been east for Reilly
Those who cast them are alleged never 10 have paid
their lo.i-taN.
and O. 3D.. J.. Smith against Eiam, lal within tar de-
ciaGd purpose of the committee not 10 open up the
question ~ Intimidation, "hIl-toziug,' etc.
The case Of Frost against loicalic. OF ne Lid
District of Missouri IS 5Uil IaLJnc bsior. The COM
mittcn, which refuses tr comply with Mr.. Frost b
PASSED upon the ail,E errors ia .tcai!, favor IN
summing ND the returns, and also for the ballots
aud Ypl,-buycs. Thor" is no time fixed for further
proceedings in the case.
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MINIS AND COINAGE.
A GENERAL AGREEMENT 10 INCREASE THE PRESENT
TACLUIEs-THE SILVER DOLLARS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TIE TRIBUNE.I

TACILTIES-IHE SILVER DOLLARS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE
WAsHINGTON, April 9.-The Senate Com
mittee on Finance has decided that it Is ineXpe-
dent TO erect any new mnts, but has agreed
upon bin appropriatiDg $4,000 for the re-
pair and rcopening Of the mint at New-Orleana
The House Committee Coinage, Weights and Meas
ures which also has had under consideration the matter
OF supplying greater facilities for the coinage Of silver
has nearly completed Its report the subject. IL viii
recommend the roopenng Of the minis at New-Oreans
and Charlotte North Carolina and possibly the e,tlb
lislnnent OF a new mint az some point in the West
Suitable buildings for the purpose have been offered to
the Government free Of charge both at Indianapolis aud
Kansas City.
Since ihc passage OF the silver Eli there have been
coined IN the Minis something more than 100000 si
yer dollars. Nearly all Of these sti held In the
PHILADELPHIA Mint bat will soon be transferred to the
snbTreasury in New.YOrk city. The new sill
yer certificates will De ready for issue to-mor-
row. Only abou two hnndrcd thousand Of the new silver
dollars have thus far passed into circulation. Inc
amount Of subsidiary silver coin now IN the Possession
OF the Government Is Sj,JOO,OO0 This the Treasury
Department believes TO he sufficient 10 redeem all the
fractional currency that will be presented for re-
dcmI ton.
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GENERAL LEGISLATION.

TIE pAYNEMORA RAILROAD BILL AND THE SUPPLY
BILL PASSED by THE AssEMBLY-THE BILL FOR
THE TAXATION OF CLERGYMEN KILLED IN THE
SENATE.
lrRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRrBUSE
ALBANY, April 9.-The bill authorizing Mr..
Plsbury the Superintendent OF Prisons 10 build rail-
road from Lake Champaign to Dannemora Prison,
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.nrnrATNG DESPERATE TACTICs.
N'' ron re CineiHaati Enquire

The massage Of the Resumption Act, origin
.,f VS. desperate ana infamous measure 9 %L o inS
Money c.torv of the Treasury insists on otOrclTS
poweli humanity and against MS own administers IN
" aSe'u, h iufa nous ana desperate Inc guardians
The prem ~ ~ the people viii be justified IN resort
Gi pS unusual methods to dcfc such men ana sqch
tLg ~ m l. proposed 70 attach the Resumption &c
mo1sniiy a. eoslatye and Executive Appropriation
On That measure is demanded ny majority OF me
BIZ. t o. ,,1.1rtv oil the Congress by the prosperity
peoPc' y, :" ' IL The Executive and the minority OF
he Congress choose oDsrsct rs fassag { @{ tgn by
lhe siS tSe Executive and Legislative Departments
- me Government.
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MiIllam Il. HankInsOns
FAM CARPET.CLFANING WORKS

STEAM CARPETCLEANING WORKS,
Is East 27thst between 9th aud Madsonayes New York
TO MY PATRONS AND FRIENDS.
take pleasure in notifying you that s carry on my we'll
known business which have been established hs
wear 1861 al East 27thSt between Madison and STIR
ayes informed that for several years other estab
shmeus have advertising under the Hapkiu
son" HanklnsOn Co.." with the object of NV
customers, who think that am connected with such
other places; this however is not the not inter
ested other establishment Than the in 9th
take pleasure In informing my patrons that shall be pleased
receive hef orders As heretofore az above number
respectfully VIM. III. HANkINSON,~
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-, Tho President IA nothing In IL, one way or ihe
bughb o. cand undoubtedly be OF great ald 10 tle
st1fr hut this he refuses 10 do lie thus se sacT
ana ~ Es docs not help we need not COMP ny M
sno lie iguoros the partyit can Ignore e do not
nll he meet on the general PLATFORM, that VIZ
BIS po i 10 d. fought, not on the points wnelei" "
San bnt those OF vital import wherein we "hi0o'
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SLoW BIDDING FOR PICTURES.
srvrxrr-sn PAINTINGS SOLD FOR 1913,

sFvENrY-s1x PAINTINGS SOLD FOR 1913, 1922.
Seventy-six of the large collection OF OIL
poiptings which has been ON exhibition at LaVits
GALLERY were sold at auction last evening at Chickerng
Hall These pictures comprised the private
collection Of a New-YoIk gentleman, several pic
trues from Baltimore collection and paintings
collected by s. r. Avery. The hall was not more than
half filled and the bidding was not spirited many OF the
paintpcs selling at a sacrifice The total receipts were
S23G32 The remaining half OF the collection ncl4olg
msny of he most valuable pictures, VIII De SOFA tas
sve,,ns Following is a list Of the chief pictures sold,
and the prices realized: ~.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REP0RE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SynoDsis FOR ne Past "A Hours.

UA,urNGroN, April 10, ! 4. ma storm
ecutre OF decided energy is central IN the Northwest
80 barometer is highest In Nova Scotia and rising rap
,dlv west OF the Mississippi River Rain has ialian'
recent in Ncw-England aud the West Gull STATES me
temperature has fallen with nOrthcrly winds IN INC
Northwest aud remained nearly stationary east OF Inc
sississlu River with sOutECrly winds ciear "tath''
Efb neriberly winds prevails Ia the Gull states
Indications.
For gland, increasing clondiness Followed ny
rain warmer s0utherly winds, faliuE barometer -, 40
''Fr tbe Middle Atlantic states and lower Lake re
rtan ,vgru.r. cloudy and rainy weather soIth'',L
sceripg 10 southwest winds, and ihns, pCsSD'J 4Oi'
loved by rising barometer
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PnsI nIice Noiice-The Iorelgn mas lor ne enn
MIssIsoUoI SPRING WATER.

MIsSISQUOI SPRING WATER,
Which for nearly half century has wrought such WON.
DROUs CURES Of KIDNEY DISEASES, DYSPEPSIA
and CANCER, be had Of all druggists curative
powers miraculous. For pamphlets containing
markabe cures, address Mssisquoi Springs Franklin Co..
Vermont.
aTrees aud shrubs OF the best Sorts both tecuuous and
Evergreen RhOdOdenirOns Roses at Flushing Nh near
Brdgest station 81 Flushing r. r. Catalogues ~ city Office
l07 Llberty.st OF Post Office Box 80, Flushing ~ J.
y u e "a
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DEBATING RESUMPTION.
VOTE II THE SENATE COMMITTEE EXPECTED THIS
tBY TELEGRAPH TO rrr rnmuvr.I

WAsuISGToN, April 9.-Ihe Senate Committee on
Finance devoted another of its sessions to-day to
discussion of the bill to repeal OF amend the Re-
sumption Act and il is now believed that the Of
ten postponed vote on this measure will be taken in
the committee next Friday. The amendment Of
Senator Wallace making lcgal-tcrdcr notes rrc,y-
able for all dues, public and rriNl after the LIST
Of July next was the particular subject OF debate
during most OF tOday's session.
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WASHINGTON.
A VOTE on THURMAN's BILL.

THE SENATE SITS OUT AND ENDS THE RAILROAD
DEB,TE-A WIDE VARIETY OF GOVERNMENTAL
TOPICS. -
The Senate debated the Sinking Fund Bill
at length yesterday. a resolution to adjourn
was defeated Mr.. Blaine's amendment
was lost, and the bill was then passed
by 40 to 10. 1t is thought that this
or similar bill will be passed by the
House without much opposition. a bill has
been reported to the Senate to reopen the
New-Crleans Mint. 4 vote on resumption may
be taken in the Senate Committee this week II
is expected that two of the three nominations
for Appraisers at Ncw-York will be rejected
The report of a Special Commission has been
presented to Congress, advising a change In
the method Of paying railway companies for
mail service. The new Doorlseeper OF the
House has taken charge. What Is doing IN
the House o, to the contested election eases
is described below. Printing for the Patent
Office has stopped for lack Of funds
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THE MAIL PAY OF RAILROADS.
A NEW BASIS RECOMMENDED BY \ SPECIAL COM
MIssIoN-spAcE AND SPEED, RATHER THAN
WEIGHT
IGrNrnAL rnEss DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The report of the
Special Commission Railway Mail transportation was
presented 70 both Houses Of Congress today II is signed
nv Daniel NJ Fox and George A. Bassctt, who recon-
mend space and speed instead OF weight, the basis OF
CONDENSATION resoryng the privileges contended for by
the Post Office Department, and giving to the public
better mail facilities than ever before. Tho eG-
penditures under the rates recommended Will not
be materially increased over those Of the present year
Tabuatcd returns from railroads show variation OF
from 283 to 1O4 mills in the operating expenses per
linear foot of train while the receipts range from 36i
IN 1896 mills showing that the profit on somo roads
whore rates are low larger than other roads where
rates are high; and therefore, the adoption Of an aver
age rate applicable 10 all lines that would give to each
route uniform percentage of profit, is impracticabe
The copmsson has ascerained the cost per linear foot
OF train per mile, as deducted rom the reports OF ll3
Of the representative railroad companies and perform.
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the House ., to the contested election eases
l. described below. Printing for the Patent
Omcc bas storuad fo. lack of funds
THURMiNS BILL PASSED
MR.. BLAINE's AMENDMENT UNEXPECTEDLY DE-
FEArEn-rHE ELL Noi PARTICULARLY "h'Io-
TioNABLE ~ THE RAILROADS
iHi ItLhGhMh 10 IL" 1"'.' Nj
NhsiiiNuI"N' API" - ~ NY 90 ITO '"'
test in the senate over ile racine Mill o' u"''i"s
Bill was the Blaine amendment Ing 'l''ul'' pas
sage ofthe Thurman b'iI suD'tah'"'' as II was IT,
ported from the committee mas o'e "iorctoAG con
ciuSon Tor weeks LEG ''"''Y'S %io e.'.i
stlntcs ana amendments HAY n''o ia" i''.'' ''.i ,
at one t'Ale tl"' 'i,' 'iu, ~. .''s. e,a,., IL ~,
turn ii 'htH I'l p' Vf,' ',' ,,Io,o ,II
long ago H'." -, ,,.,. ,..,.r If
cohll'h'vu n'o'' '''''' ~ p1:., ..,
the minority f''p'''..1"' -.
so 1niy 'olNlI''' " Wv ,r,r
measure 'n"' ~ "''''',' l.fa,,.o
making S,i'"s p,,,.t 80, a. ,,r i,nort-
hu' 'L'e n-.',i1 3,,o5 Ia. lima ..r,erl 70
anu 4"'7"V", ''' aI 60 s,,,-, s,rit Of fair
~ 'o'''''" 80 .,.,1 ,.,,,,o.i,s II si,nnI,
ue'.'"- WIN '"' ..,',tu igit I,,c,,,o
P''"s''' W ,,' ,i, trt C,,,,r,.s or
4" law a''''i" '''', -. = slu NOT r,onrn
and ,,,,,,.o new and pcr,aps
Wv -, +.r,s rp,n tre companies
- NJ, -, In WA, o.topsibly drawn III
/ .t:.,,'+,f a., ,,,,..,,,,,pt and for the purpose
| -, A., tl ,...r,,r,o1t MI that i. ba,alight
! ~ - IL, f,o5 its own forms, ii was
| ~ .r.. ..nn..t .,,, Goy..r,,,,ruf
" l,' - 'l', >, wa, 49,, t,'.,
Si,r'i@ - 7'''''" ~ I.l.l,. 70 lo
IL, D''I I. ,1 ti, ti,o t,',,o If
,'", D,. P ,,,,..,, ,',,- Now, ,lo,,c,t
- ;4, 49,, -, M. r.. ..,I Pacific
- -, -, ,,it I,,t ,.,, 5i.;,tor,.st.d
-, - 49,, III, :, tLo c.,,+. ,p
-. - -; i. IL, g,o or;tical
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'o''' I" " v -
i'',.0s' W." nv ''-.',' 80, ~. ,r..
''''''' pa r., 49,,
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~ D' ~ ,r'..rs -. 80, g.,
- ~, IN, i,,-i.r., G,
-. , -. -, TIL,
., ~, -
'Io'I ''N, nus 'i' wv w. " l' ~ ~ " WV
Oh 10 IN 'he Affirmative 10 l'lH IHe negative
The Thurman bin Is not considered by the repre-
septati,, of +Ie m ilr,a1 cop1,.rirs who have Ireu
=: " -t;. $500, -, - IL, a. No.,
J" " '''i.E iOI '0' 1'"' "''"' wv
cCedings in the Senate as, on the whole, very OBJ
iectionac and there Is itte doubt that they prefer
=, ~, =, IL H.. 81. a..
tLat IL HhouiI oecoH' Ia" I1'n,I IMAM '.'' .'N'
question OF the pocuniGry obligations of the com
,,anins. +, fine GoyerDlurnt ehould remain in
r'''', - ''.o -, - M -,
us present unseO.leu coh'I'''H' lHc 'o'o'"
mcnt has withheld from the companies since
1873 the whole amount earned by them By
tro,,srortotion for the Government and has
- - - +Lo rr,oy,,r,, ,,;tbo,,t i,tcr-
hoPI 1t IA '"0
est The passage OF the thurman blH Wou!d
release ouc-haf If this, as il was unanimously
- =, 80, st. tl,. Tho ,,,,,.r If tho G.,,..rr-
agreed ID tle senate 'Aa' the power % INC Govern
opnlies only TO the future and that no law can be
- ,i,oi,,, tI, .,,octed oLIioatiops Nor have
- ...,a:- oIi..,'3 -, ia, Th,.,,,o,, lin ~,
tie companies -oiJ'cted 10 'Ac thurman pii' Oh
account OF the large payments IL requires IL pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-10

"Who," said Mr. Peter Mitchell, member
Of the Canadian House OF Commons, to the members
who crying by Interruptions to choke him on,
who brayed therew II an echo" retOrted the
member amid yell Of delight