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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-03-14

DR. RIyESBURCH. the ilyen tor Of the art
OF curing stammering, is now at the Amer
lean, where he will remain until April
LIST. The doctor comes highly recommend
ed. The following from the Daily Mirror
and american, Of Manchester, Jan. S,h,
there: "We are glad to learn that the doc
tor is TO remain at the City Hotel till the
18th inst. lie is meeting with remarkable
succ.ss. lie cures stammering. There is
no mistake about it. We know this of our
personal knowledge. Quite a number Of
families in this city can joyfully testify to
it. His system is unlike anything else that
has ever been presented here See adver-
tisement in another column.
FOUND DRowsED.-The dead body Of
Octave Cote was found in the lake. Tuesday
morning. under the following circum-
stances: Captain William Newton, of the
Steamer Herald, which is laid up for tho
Winter IN the slip at the foot OF College
street, was saving out strip of ice at the
side of the boat in order to ease her up,
when his saw struck some obstacle, and
on removing the cake Of ioe. the body of
man long since dead was brought to light.
Notice was at once given to the Mayor, the
City Health Officer and the States At
torney, who at once repaired to the scene
Of the dreadful discovery. 1t appearing
that Octave Cote had been for some time
missing. and there being some opinion that
be was the man. Mrs. Cote was sent for, and
she Immediately identified the body a. that
OF her unfortunate husband. The body was
not much decompOsed, but the ice-cutter's
saw had made a lrightful cut upon his nose
and the lower part of the face, and the re
seems that Cote and his vile had fire.
quently had coniugal differences. at the
close Of one of which, about seven
weeks ago, he disappeared but his
wife paid no particular attention to it.
supposing that he left home in milf and
would soon return. Cote was an en-
ploye Of Shepard q Morse, and is highly
spoken OF by tho Overscer in his department
as a willing and skiliul workman.
A careful examination of the drown
ed man by the City Health Officer. DR..
Ii. Ii. Atwater. assisted by DR.. Z W.
Lowell. disclosed no marks OF violence
whatever, and an inquest. therefore, was
deemed unnece ssary. Two one-dollar bills
and some change in silver were found on
Cote's body. The case is clearly one Of
suicide or accidental drowning.
Essex MIR. T. W. X Nichols. town clerk,
obligingly sends us tho following statistics
of births and deaths in the town of Essex
for the year ending December 81, 1873:
Whole number of births 50, of which num-
Der 26 were males, and 30 females There
was one pair Of twins. and two were illegiti
mate. Whole number of deaths. %, the
Oldest Of which was 81 years. month, "a
days the youngest was l6 days. OF this
number were over 50 years, 4 over 20 and
under 80, over so and under 20. 4 over 30
and under 30, over 20 and under 30,
under 20 years. Nineteen were males, -
females; 3 were widowers, 6 widows, IL
married; of foreign birth, Ireland 3,
Canada 2, whole number S born out of
the State 2.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-03-14
If BaIdnsss, or a deficiency OF Iin.r E,isrs

or If the hair is gray, dry or harsh, the NATURAL
youthful color can be restored by using London
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ever introduced 10 the American people for increas
ing its growth, restoring its natural color and at
the same time lovely hair dressing and beauiifier.
1t is totally different from all Others not sticky
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prepared AS TO make It lsstin. hair dressing and
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-03-14

II you hare trild to be cured and ore not ,vould
say 10 such, you may take courage, stammerine can
pc cured. practice n system that completely
result. ~ - III
nave today over twelve hundred living wit
hesses that can testify to the permanency of INV
method Of cure VI ny
Call and see me. you that are afflicted, and be
convinced for yourselyes ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-03-14

Our three button real French Kid Glove at 81 25
per pair are tho best yet. They are new, fresh
goods. few more Misses two-button Gloves at .
cents per pair.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-03-14
WHAT THE PROFESSION SAY.

WHAT THE PROFESSION SAY.
n. 0HIcAGo, Jan. Is, 1873.
As thr ugh the kindns,s Of Dr. Riyenburg the
Invent r Of the Art OF Curing St4mmerinr we have
become familiar with the noGRS ap,raiH of the
pracuGe oil such art. We hereby certify to the physo
logical and scientific raure OF il. Like all great in
Ventors 1t is simple and efectual. We speak with
out hesitation 10 slyin., that the most inveterats
stahnerer can be we'll and thoroughly cured, if
lie ,Ollows tee Instructions laid down in this
method. He cannot fail,
J.. A. COLON, NJ. D., I26 State st.
WM; II: BURT, NJ D., 6j2 W. Washington.
Gt6. e. aiiipMAN, NJ. u, fb44f-e AVE- i,.,.,,-,,n.
a. J. BANTER. VI. d.. g. Randolph ST,
JOS. Z. ROSS, VI. D., rs ". Washington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-03-14

HE WARN WEATHER OF the past few days
has been playing havoc with the ice on the
lake. The Keeseyile stage broke through
tho ice near Wil.sboro Point, on Mon
day, and on the same day Capt. Luther
Whitney lost valuable team, worth
about $500, through the ice in the broad
lake eff Port Kent. Besides these there
have been several minor accidents and mar
row escapes from the same cause.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-03-14
lmerican Hotel, Burlington, W.,
TD THE AFFLICTED

Where he will remain until April LIST. to cure those
VINO may DO afflicted with SrhMMERING, OF apy
form of impairment in Speech.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-03-14

PLATrsBURGH-TowNM EETING.-The board
of supervisors elected in Clinton county on
Tuesday stands eight Republicans and six
Democrats, the same as last year. The
towns that elect Republican supervisors
are: Ausable, Altoona, Beekmantown,
Black Brook, Chazy, Ellenburgh, Mooers
and Peru. Eight towns voted no license.
In Plattsburgh the liquor men made
desperate fight. bat Jas H. Totman, the
no-lieenso candidate, was elected by % ma
iority.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-03-14

Z. i. GARvIS, } Com.
S g. llAloRD, on
II N. DEAyIrT,> Resolutions.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-03-14

AMOUNT W LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
cattle Nheen 4, Iatnha c.,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-03-14

sALLET, Clerk.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-03-14
1lnanrial.

Chartered by sn Act Of he Legislature o: Vermont
approved November lIth, 1870, with
paid up Capital o: $4,000.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-03-14

Yours truly, MANLY Ma
SatkM
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-04

Second Juiir'l District, County n OInisbv State Of
Nevada John Combs his creditors Notice :" creditors
NJ InSoven: PURSUANT 70 order nj the Hon VIM. II.
Sea veil, pre ling t1Ice II the SAID district Court notice
is hereby rir:n al creditors ii ihe -riJ nS,lvtIt John
Combs, he onI appear before the II'n :. p King,
Judge If said Court. mis- c'anI'r- Carson Ciy i'll
the Said County uf Orus',, o.. the
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CLJiSS.

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NOTICE.
HFFICE OF COUNTY TREASGRER- No

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASuR NO
~ TIGE: Under an Act Of the Legislature Of the
State OF Nevada approved March the 9th 1865, notice is
hereby given that the Assessment Roll for 1873 has this
day been been placed in my possession by the County
Auditor and that the State and County taxes are now due
and payable (the becoming delinquent on the
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1872, and that
the laws in regard to their collection will be strictly
forced NJ L. YAGER
County Treasurer ard OK Oticio Tax Receiver.
Carson City, October 20, 1879.
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PR 4 NUNS.

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& a IL kNfN VI q. Z FFE 4 II 4 :
Ohb Judicial District uf the nf ada IN and
for Ormsby cmtyj IN the matter II the estate OF Mat
thia- Rnlie Pursuant t. Ter nj sail court made
the NINTH dt Of October. 4. D. 1-79 notice is herebS
given that Monday the THIRD day Of November A. d.
1872 at 10 O'Clock '" Of that day, being cay OF the
November term. A D. 1879, of said District Court. the
ri said court, has been appointed the time
and place for the proving Of the will the said Matthias
Rnkc. rcctas.d, and of hearing tn" applications ri
MarccIll T.. Enkei wife uf the said Matthias Rinke de
ceased. ard Willis &. Ciarlc for the issuance hem Of
letters tcetamfnary. when and wiere any person inter
cstcd NAV appear and contest the same.
j. II. MARSHALL, Clerk
Carson City Ncy2la, Octpoer t0 1872
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NCTlCE.

arOTlCE ~ s4E.EBY GIVEN Tn All
Crsli,rI % the csGAse IT James !. st CiaIr that:
rpka- AMI by yrtue ii power ol attorney, made toe
sbi dry u August, 1879 ny the heirs oi SAID estate,
haze ben anpl.t,i ltCJ all d,btI t,!r stid Stat,
Al ,r-tic. si sli estate vii st ani trouble hy
calling on me LuI sctt'u- flrthv;th.
j. D. hEssSkY, Attorney in Fa.
ta.7Is. p. 1871 i9d
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25
CAIENDARS rHIs nay

suPRrNy CouRr-Cg,sBE Potter J-Conrt ope,. =.
1880 Calendar called IL g. m. Nos 81 i6 sSFess'
~ 10y 1903 l27 1884, 5o 1885, ls9 1893 .0J, 2O6 2ll 2lZ
GENERAL TRRa-Adlourned until JulyI.
SPECIAL TERM-Donolue. y.-COurt opens at 1890 A. m
Demurrer No 2, 49, H. q. Law anc Pact-N0s i052
ITO 1919 81 Bis 4OJ 5i3. S45. 800, S36. 597 g0I lila
CIRcUT-PlRf Ivan Brunt Court opens at 1890 a m
PART II-Aojourned untn THURSDAY the 2sth
PART III-AdjOurDed until FRIDAY, tho 21ta.
SuPYpiOR COURT-GENEHAL TFkM.-AdjOufned sine
SPECIAL TERM Freedman J-COurt held between 10 aad IL
a. m. No day calendar.
TRIAL TERn-PARr I-AdjOurned for the
Part u-Adourned for the term.
Part III-Adiourned Tor tne terri.
COMMON PLEAS -GENfRAL TERN.-Afourned until July IL
SPECIAL IERM-Van Hoesen. J.-Court opens at III m.
EQUrTY TER-Beach, J.-Court opens at 10 A. m-No. IL
s. IS !, S2, pa III, lG IL, a. 81. 9, p So ID 81 81
Ts,L TEnN-PARr I-Adourned for the term.
,,FAtI III T. Day, Court opens at 10 A. m.-Oae
MARINE COURT TRIAL TEN-PAEr T.-sinBott. J.-Cour,
57s5, 1870, 1885, 1851. 57I2. 5747. 477O 522 5707.
PART II-Goepp. I.-Court opens at 10 a. Mos e525
e5Ss 9$Sl 60 6t2e 59ll 592S pal 1903 1884, 5l06
PART IIf-AdiOuuned for the term.
GENERAL SEssiONs-PtRT f-Gldersleeva 1.-The peOue
George Lake. robbery Andrew Frsckorn. Mcacl Farrell
miah baylor burglary Catharine Vslcs Robert Edwars
JBmes McDermott James T.. Williams. Francis A. wliams
Peruy; Henry Duckert larceny from the rhooore
Rudolph, petit larceny James Murphy Ioh1 Cailshsn a.
sault and battery James H. sturges. John Duly James
Mann Georse Bailey Moses Bogart Peter A. Rogers Joseph
PART Il.-COwluE J.-The People sst. Edward Dubois,
Thomas Mccarthy. feloniols assault and battery William
eek Shute John w. Shue Christian OFT Fir Jagna Mary
G0lnmbo. Philip Canlin, Vaemine Bauer, Edwsd Coffee,
Car,hy excise Luther r. fucker Edward w. Baxter MORT.
Glattstrine, Alexander haden. obscene literature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25
DECISIONS-JUNE "a.

Supreme Court kambers-}v Judge Barrett
Lee ast seSa and ss1ed In the meter Of
By Judge Donohue-De Herques a2t. Naturalization 10 set
"' B rasp ana ce%Sa railroad Com
pany ag 4S%ry aH M&suig
appointed application of relauve of the infant
ae IT, S Sn. no FsSnswon Is retained s
ss he pSSee Should not be srsnts but
LAYING arsGy ps .r me "a pe h y De ap
are dismissed In the matter Of Goodwin soc api cston OF
Commissioners of Taxes and Assessments-p Declined
ss MAS nhauhopied and VOID peiion granted ordered
accordingly. hieheal agt hennedy Notion granted aud
or the second Mon ay OF October but with
prejudice TO the rsli OF the plaintiff to apply for the a
~, sh for c"net + dened ii1on conaton thai The de-
manded from them To The receiver Price in ten days after ser
incomplete Lehman agt. wlia@-.-Tne pantins rely
S S% Se ncSs no nj wSS in the proT
ordered aecordngy Brown at;I swsn-l think the stay
bond TO be m the Of $3.50: security gwen
n S Without but Win So costs which them are
s1neS to % co u es e s Il no SOSt s no
psnyeerenco ordered 10 determine whether esm set up
s'Iea rhe Mutual ilts insurance Company aat Hopper
al; stewart Cummings In the IN utter OF The aDpio-
Others In the matter Of swift IN me mat
pave ant Jcx me Advocate agt Mutual
ccmpaay ei@ AZ IdIa MOI ,,o wind
Sor Hotel Coapan;-7s5 memorandum i Tor eouSse arr
Aser a, decline alter TIE order entered Marsh agt
Avery Whitaker AIT. Imperial skirt Manufacturing Com
pafy The Atwood Manufacturing Company
STRAUSS pgt rater tltgs AiAehs Clegg
agt American Newspaper Union and others Hatch
tho contra National Bank orders settled kcllds sst
denied The People rel tOntincn
Telegraph Company agt tailalan Ordcr settled notion
deuied.
superior COurt-Specidl Terribly Judge SDeir.-
TOWNSEND agt loss here Is not sufficient evidence before
~ the schooner aud the keepers charges
which appGi unusually large MutLser agt. Metzger
Payer retulne to counsel rot being esioe se.midl
agt bowman e Referees report confirmed au Judgment
foreclosure and slc ordered Nicktrson a-L lu-ostldCr
changing commission. Soingcr aPt tdrir.rter signed
Aclsride ct the kew-loIk CENTRAL and Hudson lyer
RAILROAD Company Grader 1gt Merf Hculy agt l.uls
a-Order Of iscOntnuance. GoeehnS az al AIT Hoiges
-Noference ordered stewart ait Loyeioy.uncr donyln.
motion. Peyser agt the Franklin Fire Insurance Company
Duranl ct al duncan ct al; Hammond ago. Glis Az
knapp agt Stead Ennis nt Frederick Fall0n aa Garrett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25

Park, In Fourhave. along the easterly side OF union
Square, and on the easiery side of City Hall Park can
not be built without the consent OF the Park Commis
soners. Il becomes interest to know how the Park
Commits oners feel toward the scheme. Smith f. Lane
said yesterday afternoons:
FOR myself don't hesitate to say that shall vote
against granting permission 10 companies to build ROADS
on these contiguous TO public places ana parks
am especially opposed to any appropriation OF
Fifty-nnths for elevated railroad purposes. The sur
face roads bad enough It was intended that TINS
street should be kept clear OF all such eucumbrances
Besides plan OF the park provides for some OF the
principal gates be In Ffty-Dnh-st and principally
where Broadway interseets ghth-ave at Fhy-ninth-
st. Here a large circular place has been laid out nj
left in the or the park NJ that point LOT
Scholars Gate where ultimately an enslye anu
artistic structure viii be erected Now N the ralroad
company is permitted to build structure across thls
circular place, II viii destroy the ornamental effect that
was Intended render the and exit or car
ria ges drawn by spirited horses very dangerous"
Park Commissioners william q. Wetmore Objected 10
giving his individual opinion on the subject before being
called upon to give IL officially. COMMISSIONER Sabuei
COnOyer is not in the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25
THE COURTS.
SUIT BETWEEN LAWYERS.

August p. Wagner, an attorney, obtained
yesterday from Judge McAdam in the Marine Court an
order OF arrest against William Mullen also lawyer
under peculiar charges. Mr. Wagner alleges that last
sprng he rented the former residence of Commodore
Vanderbilt at Edgewater, Staten Island, now the prop
erty of George Law that he agreed to pay $50 MONTH
and intended TO 1t a Summer residence. On May
49, after he had taken possession OF the house and was
living there with his family. he awakened at II
o'clock at night BY Mr.. Mullen and two men who told
him that they wanted 10 advise with him as counsel
As soon as they admitted they declared that they
had power attorney from the agent OF MI Law and
they intended to remain in on the ground that
Mr. WAGNER had not furnished the security he had
promised for the payment Of the rent Mr. WAGNER be-
came ind gnant and put out tue intruders. Mr. Mullen
obtained for his arrest alleging that he had
threatened him with loaded pistol, but the complain
ant appear against Mr.. Wagner at the examna-
zion. Mrs Wagner presents an affidavit to show that
on May II Mr.. Mullen and the two other men, who
claimed 10 deputy -sheris, came 10 the house while
her husband absent. They broke the glass OF an
our side door and reaching through IL pulled tue bolt
they only prevented from entering by Mrs Wag-
eners threat to shoot them. The plaintiff claims $1,000
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25
PASSEYG ERS ARRTHED.

FROM LIvERPOOI-By Steamship Goilfs.-Mr and Mrs
f. Adams Miss Adams, Ars Adams and ch the two "
Adams E. Aiken p Alambey. Mr. and Mrs. Alsua and
child A Andrews Dr. and MIS- W. Appleton d. +. Bar.
ker Mr and Mrs p. A. Baker J. Barley j. Hirch L. 4.
Bishop. r. H. BaskinRt0n, Mr.. aud MIS- NJ W. Borand.
Miss A. L. Borlsnd r. h Boyle. AIRS Amcs G. Bradbury.
Mr.. aud Mrs BTsaen, Miss ~ Brsden r. +. Brandt Mrs.
L. Brewster and maid l.. gg Miss IL Brown, a. BOwne,
Mrs Burgh Professor J. D. Butler MISS A. D. Butler j.
Campbell M and Mrs Carnegie r. r. Carte Mt ana Mrs B.
j. Cobb aud Children Dr. G.. d. t0chane. MISS ". crane,
Master w Cryder. Mrs J. Curtis Misc Davenport T. Dute,
Mrs. J. q. Essaud, Miss J. Eastian. James Eo
Elliott, Mrs. Ellis w. D. Ellis, Dr. AID Ms. j. ~.
Emerson W Field SIR. and Mrs. Fnda. q. GeOha,
Mrs. ". Gillian MI and MIS-. T. p j. Goddard j. O. Graz.
ton Mrs L. Gres batch. Mr. and Mrs J. r. griffith, MISS
j. Gr1th Masters W. o. and J. Griffith H. A. Han j., Mrs
w Harding, tho Misses g. x and NJ Harding the Rev.
g. Hart r. A. Davenport H. IIater A Harter Mss HaTter
+. Hsserlok, ". A. Henph O. Hemphill d. Hsnnlre,
Mrs. F. j. Hlggtns0n g. y. HlngIey MI ana lis liomes
and child Mr. Johnson Dr. Reyes and Mrs A. A. Kings
land W ST. KIRK DR.. and Mr.. NJ. F. Krkbrde Miss h. V.
Knapp j. H. Lane Miss l. Lander, Mrs. and Miss leaVitt
w f. Leech L. Lewis MT and Mrs Lewis ". =. hppn.
colt, and Little, Miss Eva Little. Miss Nacaiey
T. H. Maoklin p Mali Miss Martin Miss Heldrum. X +.
McEwen, Nss McEwen. Miss McGlenseY, W McNaster ~
Miller IT,. w O. A. Nigay, Dr and Mrs Nachtei and chl,
Miss Van Nest the Rev. ]. T. b Motley Dr. and MS Or'
son. r. w PsdmOre j. j. Penner, j. A Peters G. A. Peters,
w IT. p1ken. Mr. and Mrs = l.. Post IT, Miss p l. Post,
Rippingal and Mrs Richards, Mr.. Rghtr Mr. RQemer,
Mr. sanderson Mr. saterhwsite, c. satterthwaite, IL
smon Mr. and scott, Mr.. Smons F. steeh, - r. sui
ton O. O. Taylor, c. 1insen TORY, MI and MIS- IOwn'
send and MIRA Vance, Mr. Vandevort MI and Ars ~.
Water house. w. b Walter. Miss Wash, Miss Walton Mr.
Ward T. Wells Mr. West Mr.. Wetm0re, Miss Wig.lbsJ'
Woods, ID. Young, VIM. Young
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25
XLVITH CONGRESS-IST SESSION.
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS
ACTION IN BOTH HOUSES HOSTILE TO IMMEDIATE
ADJoURNMENT-PoLuICAL CONTESTS IN Dull
HOUSE AND SENATE.
SENATE. WASHINGTON. June "a, 1879.
In the Senate to-day, Mr.. JONAS Dem.,
La.) presented memorial OF the Louisiana Consttu-
tonal Convention asking that the Secretary OF the Navy
be directed to establish naval marine school New
Orleans. in which to educate boys the naval service
or the merchant marine. Referred.
Mr. LOGAN (sep, Nd. from the Committee Mill
tary Affairs, reported bin t0 amend the act for the
relief of Joseph b. Colus which was considered and
passed.
The President. pro TEN. laid before the Senate the
House resolution reported Yesterday from the Commit
tee on Appropriation fixing the time OF final adjourn
ment at June % Recommended.
Mr. BECK dem, Ky) submitted a concurrent resou-
providing for Joint Committee coIn posed of five
Senators and seven REPRESENTATIVE TO report the
session what changes II any. ought to be made
the mode OF guarding collecting the revenues either
from customs or internal taxation In the manage
ment OF the various departments and bureaus OF Tue
Government with view to efficiency OF service and
economy IN appropriations OF tue prblic money, ana
whether changes from permanent to annual pprOpria
lions would be advantageous or not. Placed ON the
Mr.. SAUNDERS Gsep.. Nebl introduced a bill to re-
peal Section g. OF Chapter 225 United states Statutes
~ Large Tor the appointment OF post traders Referred
On mo ion Of Mr. DAVIS n)em., West va), the Senate
tool. mp Senate Jon resolution relation t. additional
pay Of employees Of both houses reported with amend
mrnts yesterday IRON tue Committee Appropi
mittce Of tue Whole.
Mr. ALLISON dsep. Iowa. submitted an amendment
providing for thirty days pay 10 various women en-
ployes m the Treasury Department discharged under
ne reduction Of force ny the Legislative APPROPRIATION
bill just passed Agreed to after bref deDato-yoas
70 nays. -.
Mr. DAVIS Denl. W. Val moved to amend by adding
pr0NlaO mat c pclsOps discharged have
tho selVcc up 10 the Goth OF june Agreed 10.
me bill was tenorted 20 the Senate.
NJ. INGALLS, rep, kan) subinitted an amendment
to add section comprising tie language OF the bill
mailing appropriations FOR certain judicial expense.
latoy vetoed, except the jury provisions and the
clause relating 20 deputy mar-has.
Me- WALLACE Dem, PENN moved TO amend Mr.
Ingals'e amendment by ndding the clause OF sad bill