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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-01-09

@eorge Mpore, Der fpoblbefannte 6drrne
unb aIte 2eier bes 8eItbotert, Der etpa 6 Meilel
fibli@ pom Der Stabt tpobnt, feierte am Sonntal
fetnen 77ten geburtstas. Seine 3ablrei9en 5reunb'
perian1me[ten fi9 in ieiner @obming, mo- es Ell
Seiteien rnb a~Isemeire Seiterfeit mad gutter penn,
fpIpanil@er Sittc CAB.
2ontS Rpers, Der SIS S6asmeiter Dor
GisIaSe Gountp, Der iett ieinen oreiiabrisen Ger.
min IN Der Penitentiarp abiist, purbe an Sanritas
mad sina transportirt, I'm bort as 3ense seser,
ben @TsAuoitor Srtitb BON 9luslat5e County oufjus
t~retea, Der beiduloi9t ,uitb, fidb oil Der 8eraubups
bes @oantbi6ates ~betbeiEist su ba6en; ia es beibt,
er ioa Der eisettIi6e 9lnitifter uno @ipers bios bas
nuerfi6rte" 8erf5eis serueien iein.
IA 3oII bides Sis wirb jett einsefabren.
Die etiise Sru9t pirbe nod uiel bider fem, wenn
Der @aferftanO i'm Sluiie nibt 10 bod uare.
3wei 0eser, 8ilIon uno @~alepoob, wlroen
am @Ontas gta9mittas beim eteblen in RO9'S
Satftore erpii9t. Sr. Sod i9IOb bic 5bir unO
i9tdte mad Der qoLset. llnterbefen warfen bic
beioen i9uar5en &omfuniiten ibre R6fe al unb
brobeten, oas game gerionaI gum Store binaus;us
prt9eln. Gapt. Gn9elfe, Der bcs Beses fam, nabn
ite betrt Era9en uno bradte lie NIT 9ilfe bes Sars
rterS Ben. 9teeIe mad Der gaIabooie.
0a8 8rteftra9er9ei9dft 1T BEL oieIer
Rdlte ie~oenfalls nibt an9etebm. Dauon fam Der
8rieftrdser Serr S. Iubbaum elm aieb iitsen. ST
beIor9t bic srobe Houte mad ben Biqua Sbops.
GIs er amt Rontag gttta9 pom letnen Rltno9dnee
5uritdtebrte. fiel er in Der Qcftoffice in 8uduneen.
Der 8rieftr1opr gHiupr hnIte pinpn 9Iret nher n,,d
er (gfiler) uerfiel BET ieiner Hitdtebr in o~enielben
3uitanb. Der Sr3t 1T Der g(nii9t, DAP bic beiben
Wdrirer ourdb oas Saufen auf ben 9latten ASegea
nit ben i9peren 9adeten lire &rdfte eri91pften uno
baB in 5oIse befert, oils ie aus Der Rdlte in pas
rparnne s3imuter traten, in ben sentelbeten 3uitanb
p~erfeIen. 9tuBbaum erbolte ii9 baIo, 8iler bas
gesen, beien Geiunbbeits5iitanb leioenO 1T, pirb
ni6t iobaIo i'm Stanoe iein, fem @eI6aft au beIors
gen. Der .3uitano Der beioen Ninner mar Dem
pom Sonneniti6 8etrOffensn iebr abnIi6.
pa Serr Safob seer, infer reiienber
ISent, ,pirb gum 3mefe ber Collection fir
ben y@eitboten" ben 6itIi9en rnb norb6ifz
li9en Sbeil pom Sbio bereiien unb in, 2aufe
bieies uno oes nd6iten MonatS BET ben
Nbonnenten in ben folgenoen Counties pors
ipre9en: Iiblano, &idlanb, Morrop, Starr,
Wapne, Summit, Neoina, 2orain, 8ortaae,
9olmes, Suscarapas, golumbiano, Mabons
ing, Trumbua, Goibocton, Musfmgum
Suron, Siding, @uerniep unb NobIe.
uniere Nbonnenten eriu1en mir b0fli9it,
ibre &iifitdnoe fur ben @eftboten an 6errn
Seer 5u entri9ten, pel9er bariiber in nnles
rem Jtan,en Auittun9 aislteuen miro.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-01-09
uno bic Seruerbes unb Snbuftrie.3 ettans:
..SorfC6riff Der Seif."

bieie 5mei niitIt6en unb nit ae6t popuIdren 3eit'
i9riften BON Neuiabr Q879) OH ;iueimal, anitati
ME leitber einrnal ronatlib erideitet rueroen.
IS 9iebt i6werli9 irgeno onoere beIti9e Seit.
i9riften in Nmerifa, Die cine maIienbafte, alge'
meme 8erbreitln9 nlebr peroiener,, ais serabe Die
rgder: uno SartenDaus 3ettun9" uno ySorti6riti
Der 3eit." 8e9el ProbenumIterr, pel6e unent:
9eItIi9 p~erfanot werben, I9reibe man OH ben
Serausse6er ". @. Coleman, Rilpartee, Niss
con1ir. 1nbm u SIS
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-01-09
Barter G. Co., II Waafrabe, asu gurf

GIeine S,tmnten perSen fir aunber portbeilbdft ~angeIesty
nit pronpten monatIide1 abre9nunseii. = Bud, nit poll
Idnbiaer Grt[drnna, frei perianbt-ott Isl bp U N
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-01-09
sseD 9orfer Gelamarfi.

Preiie Der &esierunsssgo n6S ac. in Netu gDorf
am 6. Sanuar 1879.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-01-09
manehenl nnferer Qefer

pirO es seuib iebr piutOmmen fem, gu erfabren,
bab bic
,,A&er- nno @arfenBan-Setfmns"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-01-09
Gnnf, @ctserhr, Snbuirie, I%ntnriuiirrs
idaften, 91nSrrs unS 8Glfcrfunbe.

Seraasseber: Is. SO. Coleman, @aiIIpautee, 8isconion.
eri9eiut am 10. unS 90. ieoen Norats.
Gs at beHen 4ufeabe, Ses reiGe gauteriaI, weIGes ~fort6anz
eru6 auf benz 8ebete Der mifeui9aftIi@ prottiiden 6ori9ung
gu Gage ~sef6roert ruirb, ben 9eutf9e m i'm neuen gas
ter[anbe sur aenntrib 81 brtHgen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-01-09

unO OuS 2Iueu lllUEI ItSL uut OO VIuU uUSI
gluG. Iaes, mas beute Morsen im Sreien
ii6 befano, nat nit elmer biinnen gisi9i9te
canbirt. Sies 1T bier etpas 1nerb0rtes.
Set breibig Sabren ni9t, uno pieleidt nie=
mails bat man 10 et,pas bier geleben. Man
ueib nod nt9t, oh oaour6 bic Orangenbdu:
me ilno bic Sril6te S6aben s~elitten baben.
S6nee feel in betrddtli6en Auantitdten iuo:
,parts bis na9 Dupont in Georgia, unb Die
beute Worsen uon Sapannab a~nsefommenen
Grains iinb bamit bebedt.
Ser. @inter in Der nmgebuna BEL
0iasarafdae. Son Riasara Sails, g.
g.. 81. December, I6reibt man Ser Slut
fror am lebten Sonntos unterbaIb BET Sale
felt su, unb pieIe YerIonen iino bereits aui
benz Site biniiber9eI6ritten. Cine 10 itarft
Gisbriife bilbete it9 ieit pielen Sabren MIDI
10 firth i'm @inter, unb Die bette IusIi9t Ell.
itirt, 6ab oas Sis ii6 mebrere @p9en Iano
haiten rpirb. 9as @etter 1T flar uno faIt
Sie SauIer unb 8dume Defenders su 8ro:
5peft=Yoint ur,b in ber Nabe bes 6ufeiIen.
falls auf @oat=Sslanb iinb nit sefrorener
S6aumfloden beoedt unb bieten etnen nun.
beri6Dnen glnblid.
Grdblt1e Sbat etnes Srunfenb0E
b'es. -gorf, 8a., 3. San. = @eors ginsif
aus 8ele Srop beiu9te seitern feline pom i'm
aef6iebene Srau uno periu9te, tie su iiberre
ben, bab iie mieoer NIT INN lebe. Die Sra,
weiserte ii9 aber, neil ibr Mann elm 9run
fenboIo ii. 0ieies e~r3irnte ben Ginsis Der.
mabem, baB er Der llnslldIi6en NIT einem
8aiirmeiier bic &eble abidnitt. Die Sra,
itarb fait auf bet Stele. @ebrins, be,
Sdpieseruater Gin5i9's, periu6te Der Srau
pabrenb CT GinSis's fleines 8inb auf Der
Mrrnen trus, bei3uiteben aber BET Worber
periebte iorpobI benz Nanne wie Dem &ino
Sdnittmunben ms @eiidt unb entflob. 6,
wurbe ipdter perbaftet.
Ser Winter in Guropa.-9 Ser bies
iGhriee @inter ldbt iid aud in europa feb
falt al, unb brinst reidli6en S9nee unb Def
tiae Gtirme. Gin folder braulte in ben leb
ten Gasen iber Grobbritamnien Srlanb uni
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-01-09

sN wv 49, ivy WV
Dor, Inn iid iiber ben Snbalt einiser in beut=
i3er Spra9e absefabter S6riftitide gu per-
9epiiern, wel6e BET Sobn Senrp S6ulte 9ez
funoen uurben. 2ebterer mar, rpie mir be-
reits bert9teten, BORT ermorbet tporben. Ser
@eneralconiul Or. S6uma9er 1ebte auf ST.
fu9en oe5 Wapors Nouan cine Oepei6e on
ben Sruoer bes @rmoroeten, !Serrn Sitter
sutsbeiiber S9ulte gu @robenbolBbauien bel
SortmunD, Weitpbalen, auf. Geltern lief
cine tele9rapbii6e Nntport auf Die Grauer=
na6rt6t elm. Oas 8eneralconlu lat miro
BARN ~sebeten, ben Tooten, Der mad ieiner
alten !Seimatb sebra9t weroen fol-, beilesen
gu laiien unO Na6fori6ung iiber ben gerz
bleib bes S~aaruermo9ens S6ulte's onsuz
~itelen. gu bieiem 3wede ianote seitern
9a6mittas SEER Or. S9umader ben Sons
iulatsIefretar 6errn IS. Wolfram nod Soutb
Rorpalf ab. IS purben i'm Seiibe bes 8ers
itorbenen @ertbpapiere unb Baar9elo gum
8etrase pom S213,577 sefunoen. unb Der
8eItber bieIes 8ermogens lebte pie Elm Settz
Ter, gOnnte ii6 ni9t etnmaI auf ieiner barten
2aseritatte bas &opffiHen, on oeiien Statt CT
einen alien 8eiieiad benubte.
Cine riefige SiIbermubIe purbe
pom ben Serren Ganfin, Srapton & So. bon
ben Yacific @iienwerfen in g an Srancisco,
tiir Die eerro De Yasco Dttnenz gompa9nie in
Yeru sebaut unb iebt mad SALAD, benz BEND rte
ibrer 8eittmmun9 am nadften Iiesenoen Saz
fen peri9lht. Der uSe9nifer" bel6reibt ite
10: uDteie Mible beitebt aus 80 Stampfen,
iebe 900 Bfunb i6per A S tn fsSubzanlal
satnirpfannen, 20 NeunsS ub= eierpoiren,
nebit alem 3ubebore ~neueiter unb better Irt.
Sic wiro iber Silbersruben aufseiteGt ,pers
ben, bic int Ser3en Der Mnben, etlpa $50 Ntei=
len Oitli9 bon Der Stabt Gina, in elmer Sobe
BON Iber $4,000 SUB eelesen iinb. I'm ben
Sransport nit Maultbieren auf Dem gum
Tbeil unsemein iteiIen g8ese sa ermDsIi6en,
1T bic Dtible in e~inselnen Abtbeilunsen an.
9~efertist norben, 10 baB fein Stid i9perel
oils 500 pfuno 1T. Sine Sbee Don Der @rob.
artisfeit bieies @erfes fann man %sepinnen,
rpent man in @~ruasans 5iebt BAT baiieIbt
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-01-09
SEER 6irise A6ounemenfspreife:
Die ~ein3eIne Seitl9rift foftet S1.25 per Sabr.
8eibe ;uiammen nur $500 per Sabr.

3pei pScr mebr Nrpbemnmmern
o5i8er 3eiti5riften rperoen unentgeItItd SeSeH Suees
f5idt, Ger Sdrrm i9reibt an ben Serausseber
2S. SO. Coleman,
Milmdutee, S9isc.
jan 3mbtp 2mB
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-23
COMPROMISE FAILING.
a Bin that Cannot he Passed Beeause RePub-
Heans Obstruct business.

WASHINGTON, May 22.-The House, as the
business Of the morning hour. resumed tho
consideration OF the bill to repeal and amend
the laws relating 10 the transfer Of cases from
State 10 Federal courts. The Republicans re-
fused TO vote on the demand for the previous
question thereby blocking business.
Mr.. Frye rep. Me- wanted tho bill referred
to the Judiciary Committee. and Mr.. Harris
tDem.. Val wanted the Repubcans-in case
that motion were voted dOwn-to withdraw dill
atory motions aud ilihusterng.
Mr.. Conger rep. Michl took exception to
the use OF offensive epithets, and objected TO
any further remarks by Mr.. Harris.
Mr. Garfield tltep.. Ohiol declared that all
that was wanted on the Republican side was to
have q fair chance for debate; but that was cut
OF by the demand for the previous question.
Mr. +. Wood Dem. y. " suggested that
there were other committees that desired to
make reports in tho morning hour, and that
they were prevented doing So 10y this bill block
ing up the way. He was willing that there
should be- n fun debate and wanted 10 know
how much time would satisfy tho other side.
To that Mr. Garfield replied that he could not
fix any timo.
Mr.. Harris-Namo the time. and you shall
have it,
MIR. ConGcr-I will name tho third Tuesday Of
January. Laughter
As all efforts Mt compromise failed. and as
the Republicans declined to vote. n call Of tho
House was proceeded with. Ii consumed the
morning hour. and the bill went over.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-23
ON THE BALTIMORE COURSE.
A Bright. Cool Day, and Close Contests in the
Presence OF "a Great Throng.

BALTIMORE, May 22-Thc second day Of
tho races was MS beautiful rs could have been
desired. and the attendance much larger than
yesterday. The track was in a greatly i'm
proved condition. but there was more wind
than was desirable. Among tho visitors were
several members Of Congress. GOV. Carroll
and an unusual number Of strangers.
The first race was n mile DASH for all ages
that had never won at Baltimore Jerome Park
Saratoga or Long Branch. Tho starters were:
Glenlune, Lady Middleton. Guy Virginian
Bowstring. Kebbuck. and Baton Rouge. In the
pools Kebbuck was tho fayorite at 800 to t47
for Lady Middleton, $25 for Baton Rouge and
s2j for the field. The start was good Bowstring
leading on. with Kebbuck second. Glcnlune
third. Lady Middleton fourth. Ylrginian
nth. Guy sixth. and Baton Rouge last
There was no change in going around
tho upper turn. nor TO the quarter
pole. but in the backsretch Glenlune fen back
10 the liith place. and Nirginian went 40 third
On the lower turn Kebbuck went 20 the front
and Lady NJ Middleton made dash and went up
second. kebbuck finished m easy winner four
lengths ahead OF Lady Middleton, Baton Rouge
bgWslrhg, Nrglnlan, Guy. and Glenlune iol-
lowing IA the order named. Time. l,45A.
=, The second race, the Eernal sweepstakes. for
thire-year Odds that had not won sweepstakes
IA their two year-old form, OF t25 each play or
pay The colts carried 100 pounds and the nj.
lio- and geldings % pounds. Tho club added
goo, Of which tl0O was for tho second horse.
IN" starters were Annie Augusta. Grand Mas
ter, Iaureole Surprise, Pawnee, Skylark. Lii
liam LancewoOd. Jericho. and Utlita, In the
pools Pawnec was the fayorite. selling for
400 to t55 for Jericho, $50 for Annie
Augusta, $40 for Lancewood. md $40 FOR the
Held. The start was good with Lillian in front
Lakewood second. and Grand Master third,
ana the. others together, In the lower turn
Grand Master went TO the front. and held the
place with apparent ease 10 the finish On tho
lower turn Pawnee won't up TO the second place.
ana made a hne run into. and down the home
stretch, but Grand Master finished the winner
by head. with Pawnee
The third race was one milo. for all ages to
carry 100 pounds. hllies and geldinRs allowed
three pounds purse 1850. OF which $50 was for
NO second horse. Oriole. Hattie r., Albert,
FRANK, Dick Sasscer, Piquo. and Bonnie Wood
started Bonnie Wood was the the favorite In
pools AZ fl75 10 $50 for Pique ts5 for Hattie
y" SSV lor Qrioe. aud t35 for the held. There
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..... .. -. .,,,..,.,
WINS some delly IN ihe start because o. INC stub
tornness of DICK Snsscer. Bonnie Wood led.
ilpuo second anu Oflui' tnlr'l, On mo lover
turn Ain"t went to me front. and hed tito tho
hali mile pole; On tho lower turn Bonnie Wool
h.Ni' u sil"ndld dnsh, ana went upto the FIRST
nlHee; Down th' homestr"ich ~" running was
me. hut linunir Wood Hui-hel by two lengths
anrHu O' luit f. second Time. .AJii.
Ihy Pryton Handicap htaEcs, ior 4-N.ar-olds,
WIS NE fourth race, 500 cuch, hall iorirlt and
$40 4 declared out IN" club nddcd $500 lqr
th" FIRST horse, and 500 for the second: milo
heats. The starters were Loul1uirr. Buvard.
Belle, and Sunlight. In the pools. Louuninr
was The iayorte ~ 5000 to $50 for Bayari. SIS
Tor Belle, and $40 Tor Sunlight. The start
was good with Belle in front Bayard
second, Lounnicr third aud Sunlight
nrt In tho upper turn, Bnyard went
70 the front and passed The quarter pole n
length IN front Of Belle. Irthc hicks'r tn and
on reaching the half mile. BuvHrJ had increased
his advantage to two lengths with Belle still
second. LouNnicr third. and sunlight behind.
There WIS no change az thr lr'c-uuurtcr POLE
except tNnt Bayard increased his advantage.
H. finished the heat IN easy winner. five
lcncths ahead of louauicr. Sunlight was dis
tanrrd Time. l:i5l.
For The second hgat liaynrd was the fayorite
at $3.50 ~ s2j for Inulnnirr and $40 for Belle
In the start lnulani IT was first away. with Belle
second and Bavurd last. At tho quarter pole
Ioupniur and Belle wcrc running noseHnd tail
while Bayard WIS six lengths behind. On tho
ba' kstr'tch Baydrd was w 10 the second place
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-23
OFF FOR MONTREAL
The Departure OF Brookiyn's Thirteenth
Reginlent on Its ExcurNIon.

The Thirteenth Regiment, y. G. 5. NY,
last night started for Montreal where to-mor-
row. they will join In the celebration OF Queen
Nictoria's birthday. and then engage in n sham
battle with the Canadian militia. who. by plan
pre-arranged by correspondence. arc to give
way under the attack Of the Brooklyn COM
mand and thus give the victory 20 the Amer
can troops. Captain Henry Ward Beecher
went ahead OF the regiment yesterday morn
ing. with his handsome god-handled sword
and his cooked hat and feather in his baggage.
He is TO join the regiment ut 81. Adams. Vt.
this morning at breakfast and will continue
thence To Montreal with them. There were $40
men in the ranss Of the regiment last night
and Tor the nrst timo The men appeared With
which they have discarded. The regiment was
complimenied 10y all on its fine appearance.
Cheers resoundcd on every side ne the regiment
Med out OF it, armory. Along Schermerhorn
street there was a face at every window. and
handkcrchiets nuttered from every stoop. Red
fire was burned on several roofs and across the
street opposite Talmage's TABERNACLE was a
hugo banner bearing the words. Praise God
from whom NIL blessings flow"
The reRimcntal uniforms. with white cross
belts and arms, were in perfect order. Each
man had days rations in his knarsack: The
nnd % d e; NH & Gn,Sn
scnrlct-coated band led the line Al the ferry
they took a boat for Thirty fourth street. and
marched thonce to the Grand Central Depot
where. at 10 7. NJ. they took special train ot
fourteen cars. into which the men were
marched and seated in order. Tho regiment
WIS accompanied by about forty Of its veterans
in cooked hats and blue coats with brass but
tons. They comprise n number Of wealthy
BROOKLYN officials and business men. and 20
under the command Of Cot. 4. T. Dodge. pre-
ceiing the regiment in all ~ thc latter - marches.
. The regiment VIII meet at some point near
Montreal and will be tukrn on board a boat 10y
u committee FROM that CITY md carried on trip
up through the Lachinr Canal out on the lake.
and then down the rapids u the St. Lawrence.
reaching Montreal about 7. W.. whore il will
b. received by tho Mayor and Corporation Of
Montreal and n detachment Of militiH. Tho
regiment will be- quart"rrh IN the Victoria
Skating kipk in the reur %, the Windsor Hotel.
from which The Weals Will he served. The
Princess Louise and the Goycrnor-Gencrnl
will witness the arrival 81 the regiment from
tn Windsor Hotel. on saturday the Princess
will. on behalf Of the ladies % Montreal present
the regiment with sik dag. four feet broad
and seven feet long. on" side of which will bear
the Stars and Stripes and the other the coat Of
arms %. the Dominion. The sham fight over.
English roast beef will De served 10 tho con-
qurrng Americans. and $500 persons are 10
Join in tho meal, which be- 10 be presided over
by the Mayor OF Montreal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-23
SENATOR INGALLss CASE
His Reply 60 the Accusation OF Getting His
Seat by bribery.

WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Ingalls,
has filed with the Senate Committee on Priv
ileges and Elections his reply to the charges
made by members Of the Kansas Legislature
that he obtained his seat in the Senate By
bribery. II appears that the Senator from
Kansas and his friends arc prepared to plead
that. according to precedent the Committee on
Privileges and Elections should take no notice
Of the charges. The precedent cited is tho case
Of ex-senator Bogy OF Missouri. He was nc
cused. like ingalls,. Of having procured
his election 10 the Senate by bribery. COM
mittee Of the Missouri Legislature was APP
pointed TO investigate the charges. The ma
lorty report OF the committee eXonerctes Bogy.
The minority Of the committee reported other
wise. The majority report WIS adopted by the
Legislature. Several mcmbors 81 tho Legisla-
ture forwarded a memorial b the Senate en-
closing the testimony taken 10y tho legislative
Committee. and requesting an investigation.
The Senate Committee on Privileges and Flee
ground that II was not its province 10 rem
der "a verdict upon tho evidence taken by
the legislative committee. No offer WAS made
10y Mr. Bogy's opponents to prove anything out
side Of the evidence which was laid before the
legislative committee Here lies the vital DIFF
ference between tho case Of Mr.. Bogy and that
OF Mr.. ingalls,. The persons who are demand
ing an Investigation OF tho manner in which
the Kansas Senator was elected have filed sup
Elemental charges and have offered 10 prove
allegations damaging to ingalls, which were
not laid before the Investigating Committee Of
tho Kansas Legislature.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-23
.dMUSEHENIS.
Mr.. Rummer. Farewell Matinee.

Mr.. Rummel gave his third and last NATL
n6e recital yesterday afternoon in Stcinwny
Hall. The large audience was composed for
the most part o! ladies and amateurs. The
programme contained three pieces OF the great
est difficulty such as the Fantastic Chroma-
tique and Fugue" OF Bach. Beethoovens So
nata in c opus SO. and Schumann's So
nata in @ minor. The other numbers
were less important. though some Of them were
noi less charming notably me Andantno OF
a lovely melody. cNquisit,ly set for the piano.
in which Mr.. kummel made some fine
pedal effects. Mr.. Kummel. though play
INK sometimes with the greatest delcacy.
never allows his renderlnes to degenerate
into sontimcntallty or exaggerated feeling. He
k'eus very strict telnppS, ana IN every phase
mukes apparent tho nervous force and the pc
culiarly sustained power Tor which he is re-
interest, and T. liberal education in the matter
al anufsrit. ilnNiug
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-23
ARCHITECr WARING AND WIFE.
Astonishing Testimony Given In n PhYsIcIan's
suit for Ills Money.

Yesterday DR.. Sumner A. Mason Of 101 East
sixty second street sued Mr. Edmund Waring an arch
ect OF 273 Lexington avenue s2s3 for profession
al services rendered 10 Mrs Warnf m 1876. Mr. War.
ing is hale old gentleman, who was worth over sloo
OOu at the time Dr. Mason attended his wife but he re
fused to pay the bl the ground that she did not need
medical attendance and that II was part Of the policy
she had been pursuing several years run lin into
debt Mr. Narne testified before Justice Ingcrso YES.
trdAv that he allowed MS wife Si75 a month To nee
the Doctors bill Dr Mason trsiihod that he hrs
called an 90 attend Mrs NaTug. but that few days
later lac was summoned In haste tn attend Mr.. Warning
VINO ne found sunrruW rom severe scalp wound. lie
WAS NOS aware that Mr. WHung had subsequently scpa
rated from his VIE, aud lac continued TO treat her.
Mt MaUns testified that tie lrst time DR. Mason was
called into hs house lie sent Tor by his Wle who
had struck him down with bottle. iunicung such a
severe wound inst he WAS unconscious for some time
hitcr when she saw him msensihe under the blow she
had deat nam she became alarmed, and sent tor tie
doctor As soon as he recovered he went out ui the
hOu5e and did not return a. live with her aorwHrd hut
allowed her slla month Tor expenses In addition to
he also pad the butchers and grocer's ami bakers
bills All that Mrs Naring WAS required to pay
out oi TIE monthly allowance regularly PAID 90 her was
the servants wages Previous 10 the time Mrs Nhrng
struck him with the bottle, he had been allowing her
Sltu month for her own private expenses but this
she did not tunk sufficient and she was continually
u give her money that she followed HIM down the stair
way AMI attempted Ia take his lie. ON previous coca.
sions she had frequently threatened TO disable him # he
did comply with her cNtrHvAgant requests and he
quit his house because he dit not feel living with
her any longer In reply counsel for the plaintiff he
sad his property nj the time WAS worth about SlOOon
that Mrs WaHng admitted TO him that she struck Mr.
WArng the back OF the head that IL she had struck
him ttle higher on the head she would have Killed
him instantly, but that she struck him little too far
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BLOCKING work IN CONGRESS-.
Republicans Preventing Action by Making no
Quorum In the House.

WASHINGTON, May 22-The Republican
members Of the House seem disposed. az soon
~ tho Warner Silver bill Is passed. to prevent
the consideration Of any Legislative business
outside of the Appropriation bills This can bo
done only by resprting b. obstructive parlia-
mrntary tactics. There ts not u quorum Of
Democratic members in Washington nor will
there be Mt the present session Of Congress.
Reports from committees can only he made ex-
crpt by unanimous consent or q suspension Of
the rules in tho morning hour. BY refusing to
vote in the morning hour the Republicans can
leavr tho House without n quorum. The Re-
publicnns have not formally decided to ohstruct
general business. but n majority Of thcm are
undoubtedly in favor Of 80 doing. The Yellow
Frver bill now before the Senate. will undoubt-
oily be considered in the House. Should tho
minority resort 20 fllbustcring tactics the
House would be- prevented from passing the
resolution To investigate Le Due OF the Agrcul-
tural Department the resolution u print tho
testimony taken by Glover's Committee. the re-
port on the veto OF the bill prohibiting military
Interference at elections. the bill regulating
tho transportation of cattle. and other bills
which are ready to be reported.