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SKIN DISEASE,
a Remarkabfe Letter from ]. 4, Tucker
Esq, Manufacturer OF the Bay
State Superphosphate.

| d Remarkable Letter from J, 4, Tucker
Esq, Manufacturer OF the Bay
| State Superphosphate.
| MEssRs. WEEKS s. EPoTTER-GentIemen: I thint
hnve paid for medicines and medical freshmen
during the last twenty years all OF THREE rHot1.
aASD DOLLARS, without receiving any permanent re.
Last May while taking Turkish bath at II Pea
con-st-, Young man employed there br the name
OF YIN. CorDctt induced me to allow him to n1,nIv
. preparation that he had upon me, assuring me
that It was perfectly harmless, and for ccftain
consideration he would cure me within thirty days
from the time he commenced. In case he failed 1o
20 80 ! was to pay. him nothing. consented. and
he applied It nearly every day for I've weeks when
tFe disease entirely disappeared very chcerfully
paid him the amount agreed upon, and then asked
atm Wi1ae THIS remedy was, and he replied that It
was no other than CCTfcIRA.
. since that time have had no trouble fron, this
disease. and have not had such good hcaltb in
twenty years as havo had during the last sir
months. " 4"'S 7'A
hare since my recovery bought CUr1craA md
given 1t to friends suffering with skin uiseascs and
In every instance it has cured them. I believe #
10 be the greatest discovery Of the present ccutury
7,D ). \. TUCKER
NoTE-Mr. Tucker is 4 we'll known citizen and
mas served the city III many important capacities
1ie as " present : member of the Board Of Alder
men. lie is also we'll known to agriculturis1s and
farmers as the manufacturer Of the celebrated Bny
state Superphosphate. 9'
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/ On SUNDAY Mt m

his son law Robert strahorn. ESQ.,. 81 Fore,r-.y.
KOLAN-h[srch %. Tobias Nolau, aged IS years.
Funeral Monday. March 81. from his residence. 55
Foot 70 cnurca Of Nativity. thence By Cal
vary Cemetery.
GQ1LFoYLA-saturdny morning. suddenly OF rheu
mntisn OF the heart. James Gutlf0y'a.
remains will bc laken TO New York for interu,ens
GEEETY-Edward Gcrety, Marc 2s, at hta sisters
residence, u North Grecnst.
Ny car8 to Calvary. T.
.HUGGOTT-March 2e, Dewitt, twin sou OF Mr. and
Afs: iuSSott, aged weeks and $ days.
fanefal from the residence. JS3 North Frankttns
Gsacc!and Friends OF the family invited
onr pct has CONC to Jesus. r.,
buEkE-At Rockford, ILL.,, Of consumption aged
Sg years Cornela Z. Webster wife Of Simeon s. Bufke
copy. ~> NN'-A@ f'1'~S~
PENEY-At London, Ont. March eo. OF dropsy John
County, England. and fathsr ~ nnsh efs nsse1 y
Thomas J. Eudly, OF Chicago
May his soul rest In peace
B New York and London tEnKiand) papers please
copy
SMARTEMarch SMART q. Patrick Smart aged 4e wears.
Funeral takes place Sunday. March 81 from hts late
church, thence by ears to Calvary Cemetery.
20 County Tyrone, Ireland papers please COPY.
, 1879-03-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS, a
Ward WectinR~ Monday.

Ward Meetings Monday.
l. FIRST WAKD-TI1E HANNIBAL. Z0UAyEs, COM
.t,odnfg nang ~" Wy celebrate the Anniversary oI H.
corner vnn Yuren and Clark-ss. Speakers sre Gen.
u L. Mann. Z. 4. Bliss. NJ. +. Tarb;e.
second Nard-Mass. meeting At Railroad Chapel OF
Sia;e'5t ;': IT, sgeakct;: Emery StorFs Lu;hsr aala
ihonJ Maj. James " Eroekway. Gen Il. " Smith.
X u. Fsrwell, Peter Husehwah Col! l. IT. rsrce. t
\; y Daldw!a. Maj. c. a. storey.
titn Nafu-Ers'ncss meeting Of the Club at 126
ArGhe.ay !nran a. m thaEp Also. at F!nucans Hail.
IL Euther ker1 tain sil!; Morri:on Col Kca-
Fltny B. Smith. Henry McClory
Etehth WaTd@Trench Republican meeting at. Theo-
Cen; \; l. Chstla.n Il. a. Farwei Col K. ". liza:
Wright, Y. Gernrdfn.
Elerenth Ward-a Grand Republican Rally at Mar
tines Hall Ada;sr.. Madison. 8. K Storrt Col
G. {; Barrier NIX 81 uawes Samuel Parker and others
k;ii ksfay y, JThD lyIe HinE qR1 S!epsn: t. III
NffEi{5oy {oR Msysg ST ser6aer and others
= Ki'3GM.sts hli.. {; res:v uRdsEwood I'd Mcsd: +
Nelcke II. c. foyest a. B. Baldwin, and others.
, 1879-03-30

The sub-Treasury disbursed $1,000 in cur
rcncy yesterday.
Collector Smith returned from Cincinnati res
| terday morning.
Four hundred barrels of alcohol were export
ed from this city yesterday.
The 4-per-cent subscriptions at the Sub
Treasury yesterday amounted to S1,5oo.
| The lntcrnal-rcvenue receipts yesterday, al
Collector Haryey's office, footed up S2l,512 OF
this amount, whisky contributed s17,60S, tobac.
20 and cigars $2,946, and heer ssh.
It is expected that Judge Blodgett will be
present tomorrow morning in the District
Court, and that The call OF The criminal docket
will be subject to no further postponemcnt.
Judge Bangs has heard nothing from the At
torneY-Gcneral yet in regard to what he thinks
about the continuance OF the Allen case, as
ordercd by Solicitor Raynor. The Department
is slow about these things, but it ought to rise
up and speak for itself pretty soon.
b-Treasurcr Gilbert has received circular
relative TO the new registered refundIng certifl-
Gates; Gates This circular states that each certificate
shall be OF the denomination OF $40 and Of the
size OF regular United States note. It shall
be sold for lawful money Of the United States,
ana shall commence to bear interest from April
: !, 1879. This interest will be payable upon the
conversion of the notes into United States per
cent bonds. Onc-elghth Of per cent commits
sion will be allowance for the sale Of these GER
tlffcates, and where over 81 ,0c0 worth nre pur-
chased they shall be transported free Of ex-
pressage to the purchaser.
By Saturday evening ne post-Ofice people
can move into their ncw quarters in the new
government Building it they SO desire, This
will be fully week earlier than has been auttci7
pated, but there has been good deal Of quick
WORK done during the past few weeks, and the
Superintendent Of the new building sees no
reason why the basement shouldn't be reudy for
occupancy by Postmaster Palmer and bis corps
OF assistants bv the time above mentioned. The
p1astering will be finished TUESDAY ufght, the
asphalt floors will be done BY Wednesday night,
and the approaches will all be ready by Satu1-
day. Monday morning the large force
OF ,workmcn will begin to lay the |
planking on the Clark street front,
aud towards the last Of the week |
the unsightly board-fencc on that side Of the |
building will be torn down, and the space |
thrown open to the public gazc,-for the first |
time In several years.
, 1879-03-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

GRAND T1C1F1C HOTEL.
James Nichols, Hartford. Sumner R. Stone, N. Y,
- AcCntcheon, Pittsbg. ". z. Wtlletts, Minn oils
J. 4: Giles. Colorado. Henry Stuart, Montreal.
g. NJ. Joslyn, San Fran. Truman Coweli, Clevei'd.
Adam Brown ST. Louis. III. L. Warren, Ph1ladel,
PALMER HOUSE.
7. s. ChaHec, New York. C. R. Gibson, San Fran.
4. ". Pocker. Galena, A. |G. W. Houghton. n. r
E. II. Ely, New York. L. H. Atkinson, St, Louis.
E. L. Rice, Cincinnati. c. f. Houston, New OrI,
Frank Dunbar, Denver. Il. ~ G. Eyster, Duluth.
FREMONT HOUSE.
J. 2. Henderson. n. T.. Geo. P. Brown, Toledo,
Z. u: Becker. Toledo. G. l.. Shupe, Idaho.
r. Scholer, Lawrence Z. II, A. Leach. s. Pnn1.
Harding Cambridge, II Q. f. Stockbridge, st. P'l.
James BROOKS, n. T. F. Q. Wyatt, Dubuque.
SHERMAN HOUSE.
j. E. Warner, New York, ,G N, Aver. Harvard. TIL
= Il. Dean. Oakland. Cal. r. ?. Dart, Rock Isiand
n. q. acCnl}ou.h, Phil. Jno. N. Bull. New York,
Wu,. Fading, London IA. V. Spaulding, St, Iouis
J. E. Green, Cleveland, Francis Murphy. Plttsbp
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Sk1n and Scalp Diseases should ba treated e1ter,
..a4y Win CGTlCUHA, assisted bY the Cur1cIp,
ooAf, and kEsoLyEEr taken internally until cured
ano 1or some time afte-ward. Where the Humur.
ass cunhncd to the G1ood and do not show them !.
serves on tne surface, the REsoLvEs7 alone viii
npeed51g drive them from the system. The Ctrr,.
cuhA KENEDiEs inlallibly cure the most loathsome
cases OF 5cTofulous and Skin and Scalp Humors> ~
!s auestcd BY hundreds OF unsolicited testitnonius
Prepared By WEEKS d POTTER, Chemists a,d
DEuegists 800 oWasningtonst., Boston, Mass and
f:,. for sac BY az Druggists and Dealers Price Of
tanning TWO and onc-half times tho nnant;tv ~
small, 81. REsoLvEST, 81 per bottle. t:nTcrn. y.
SOAR, 25c per cake; By mail, 80 cents: ! cotrs
, 1879-03-30
COUNTY BUILDING.

The Committee on Jail anu Jail Accounts met
yesterday and audited bills amounting to s, 500.
The Commissioners meet tomorrow Otter
noon, as usual. There is no special business to
be kone.
In the Criminal Court yesterday William Cog
gin plead guilty to malicious mischief. and SEN
tence was suspended.
Sixty cases have been disposed of thus far bv
the present Grand Jury. Ten cases we're heard
grave character.
James Considtne, Thomas O,Donne1l- and
James connors, the young men accused Of kill
, 1879-03-30
THE CITY-HALIi.

school-teachers drew out $500 IN scrip.
The drcmen received $4,000 for their serv,cee
In February.
The police were paid for January and Febru-
arr in cash.
The Treasurer nut s2,0So into his safe, but
took out over 500, 600.
-Four cases Of scarlet fever and three of diph-
tier1a we're reported to the Health authorities.
The sewerage, water, aud street laborers re-
ceired their January aud February pay, $50, 900
being required to go around.
Commissioner DcWon has sent COPY OF bis
annual report to the chief cities in this couutry
aud Europe.
Mr. i. n. Wright called at the City Hall res
terday and was conducted through the several
tue employees therein, by whom he WIS received
with the greatest cordiality.
, 1879-03-30
HOTEL-EEEPERS

Thu Hote1.Koe1are, ..eoo,o+io7, ho,a
! 92'oe,a11o11 "esu regulal
rooms Of the I}ot, .Reporfer on Wasbinpton
ctrea+ bot,r.,on Ioca,,s a..1 r,,.-,. $50 b1~' o
a.1ee', ue'"e1u Aaoa!ie a1'u o1a1k stree1s. Ffcs'
ldcnt JcWett Wilcox III the chair, and James ".
Scott of tha Hnts7 z2~pox,.. co.uatau
rhn-o ,rora ,,~a.o.t r.a
A'As "eie ptesen' from out OF town Maj.
Edward s. johnson, Of the Revere House.
SnringfieJd: Co,. p n Ra111n1o1l ~ O++un,,ro
President OF the Iowa Hotel Association: Gcorre
N. Christian of Grinnell, Secretary OF the same
Association; j. ". HUTCHINSON, Of Lincoln. III. ::
j. E. Montrose, Clifton House, Ottawa: +. nj
Town, Ayers House, Harvard, III; Col. Charles
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suited: Supervisor, Max Hahn; Town Clerk, j.
r Fitch Collector, S.V. Kline; School Trustee,
o. q. Mann; Assessor, G. ". Huntpon, ii.
and Commissioner, Samuel Reed.
bishop McLaren visits st. Marks Parish
wednesday, and breaches and confirms in the
evening.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Following is statement by P E, Kngman,
President Of the Board Of Trustees and d very
good one, Of the financial condition Of the above
named village which, 1t appears, has paid off all
Its indebtedness: ~
Cash on hand Anri1, 1876 9Oo
Cash received from taxes 1876 to 1879 16. 500
N"''' >e~e''eo 'ion1 Aeense i,56f
Paid old bonds and warrants issued prevl-
GUS 10 1870. ......... Sll 032
Interest on old bonas and warrants q 1os
current expenses for three yeurs. from
lS16 to ISL ............-.......... 5,211
Casn On nand :........:.. .........-....... 500
RESOURCES
AFTER paying oil Indebtedness cash in Treas
nry and in hands OF Collector .,....,..:.k l. 0gf
Tax certificates received for property sold
on special assessments. :. ........,. 3688
1}, nack taxes nncollccfed. :. ......:. 1000
oncollected special assessments In hands
county collector. ...........- l,1O3
Total. '.....-.................... 49,. Us 0, o79
IAe Trustees believe that with the cash On hand
ana what will be had from back taxes, ETC., all
necessary repairs aud improvements can be kent
up and paid for Tor year OF two without fur
ther appropriations.
HYDE PARE.
The Board OF Trustees met Yesterday eren;nn
there being no quorum, they adjourned mil |
NE1ue8QaE evening 8f ri,a sau,a l,o,,+
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mi INo. Weary sufferer from Rbeu-
SM1Ac fsss flEc7mcand Sore Lungs, Cough.
Af A.~r16 and Colds, Weak Back
AASlEn~ Weak Stomach nm Ros
eIs' DYSPEPSIA Female Weakness, Shooting Pains
through the Loins and Back, try these Plasters
flacea over the pit OF the Stomach, thcy prevent
una cure ASue Pains, Bilious Collie, Liver Com.
plants, and protect the sy.te from thousanf, i,Is
, 1879-03-30
THE CHICAGO TRIBU

ing John Knccht, a saloon-keeper on Blue Island
avenue; in November last, will be tried Wednes-
day in the Criminal Court.
The case Of Sarah Underhi1l, who stands ac-
cused Of murder, in the alleged poisoning Of
come before the present Grand Jury early this
week,-perhaps tomorrow.
There will not be any jury trials in the
Criminal Court Tuesday, y,-clcction- -day,-but
Judge Williams wilt probably be there to attend
TO any business that may be necessary. The
cases Of Tuesday have been passed to Wedncs-
day.
, 1879-03-30
SUBURBAN..
EVANSTON

The Town Board has made its annual state
ment. The Highway Commissioner holds
balance Of s287, and the Supervisor Of S275.
The appropriations to be asked for this year
amount to 81, ,200,-s650 for Assessor; $50 tor
Collector, Supervisor and Clerk, 3100; expenses
OF meeting, $50; outstanding orders, $500: and
The Republican caucus Of Friday night re-
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DEATHS

EHAS--oR the o9th. from an accfdentol fnn from -
scA1old, John Egan, aged II. ~'osos4' 'aa 1ton
Funeral notice hereafter.
depce. lii South Pcoriast Miss .ary Eenn.a aes real
funeral oy carriages to Calvary Monda7 nt II, oc)oc
~ Lacon papers copy
r.f !hin E iso ososk little Hass second young
O'Clock. wv SN9%0'os'' ouauAT At IL
5MARr-March - at 1a1 West Sixteenth It, ,pSck
~ Funeral 1erYtces Sunday soth nst. at Church of
Inc Sacred Heart Cars to Calvary. ~ o"94eo "
,MURDoCK-W. a. Nurdock on s.tnrdz, ,,,-r,,n
March .. aged 81 yearg w S~'o'o@s n1ofa1nS'
Funeral services will be attended 1t tho resIdence o,
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THE CITY,
6POTTER AND CONDUCTOR.

*'Couductors much more than they'd oughter
Are making Oh the City Pass. X. r., ~
SAID the President ana went md hired q spotter-
Sing. hey the wary spo:tes and the car.
The wary, wary spottcr and the car,
The epotte< the conductor saw riding
And ssid, =" Hey. simple epoiteF fhzt you 3re&
From me your business sainly you'd be aidinr-
You're counting up the fares upon this car,
The passengers that ride upon this car"
The spottes, when the trip was over, counted
The passengers and made them forty -four:
The conductor as soon Is he had dismounted
Took his t1ip-slip and punched nineteen holes
His blue trip-slip and punched nineteen holes
more
That evening sent in his report the epotter
And big oath the Superintendent swore
1.-THE conductor Is turned IN ali the fases he'd
ouehter
According to your count and nineteen more
Has turned all you cay and nineteen more,
"Of the difference tween sixty three and forty-
Four apparently oblivious you are,
Behold the door-git! tic: vamos! sortexl
You re 4 heaven OF \ epotter for 4 car.
You're dash-dashed blank BANKED spotte1 for
. car"
Then the conductor praised the Superintendent
Singing, - Hey the good conduct or hat you are
And that Conductor I'll soon be independent
Even il they do put spoilers on his car:
Put spying, prJ1ne spoilers on his car.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

nave done Tor me what hundreds Of dol]ara snrnt
on other remedies have failed to do, and do no.
Yours truly, MaRE RRayNnE
CAnBoxDALE, Pa. Dec 90, 1878.
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sc1qfnlous Ulcers and Sores, Assesses, Milk
Leg. Fever Sores, Erysipelas Sores, Old Soree and
Dlscharg1nG Wounds, Boils, Carnuncles and Blood
impurities, which manifest themselves By BURST
whenrreated internally by the CUricUaA REsoI.
VENT and externally With the CU71cUnA and CuT17
GunA Soar rapidly heal and disappear. Salt
Leprosy, Barber's Itch, and all Scaly and Itching
Erupfions OF the Skin: Scald Head, Dandruf. and
ail Irritating and Itching Humors Of the Scalp.
I'feless. ana result in Premature Badness. are
permanently cured by the CurtcunA REMEDIES.
, 1879-03-30
KNlGHTEn

SAN FRANCISCO, March 29,-King Kalakaua.
OF Hawaii, has kniehtcd Claus Spreck,c4. ~
this city, for bis services in developing the re-
sources Of the Hawaiian Islands. >10
, 1879-03-30

uno most beautiful and appropriate novelties for
Weoo1ne Glfts at l1amilton, Snourds & Co.
, 1879-03-30
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

SDecd0i DtsDGtch t0 The Tribune
foRT WAYNE, Ind, March 29.-John NIL, Of
this city. while hunting this afternoon, was nc
cloenta'l5 shot R5 = eomrade, resulting in death
this evening.
, 1879-03-30
LOCAL ITEMS.

Can any mortal man tell Why woman nj
cross one sloppy crossing on her toes and til
next on her heels?
A cold In the head has one alvantage.-an, M,
can be so sick that his wife will have to carry nj
the coal from the cellar.
A bachelor cyDtc remarks that It Is singn1a
how carly in lie child gains the reputation o
! resembling the richest aud best looking of hi
| relatives.
The question as to who was going to occunz
the elegant stores Nos. 122 and 124 State stree,
has at last been settled: The entire bufldtpe
has been leased by Mr.. Sea, and is nov helm"
lifted up OIL grand scale. About ADriI h..
Will open with an immense stock Of everything
ever worn, used. or thought oi by man. Woman
or child. Mr.. Sea concluded that it was easier
10 walt OH customers than turn them away. and
hos accordingly made the much-uceded change.
,h9a Michigan avenue Sunday afternoon. Miscr-
ulster was dragging: "I say, old hoss, if YOU
DON'T tighten up your bcllyband You'll lose Yopr
blanket" (And Snodktns had to keen on looii-
ing pleasant as if he hadn't heard it.)
Inc introduction of tyDe-writers In business
houses s., mas created demand for skilltu operat~
ors. The Western agents, Messrs. FairhanEs.
Morse d. Co., have arranged with the Bryant {;
etratton Business College to open special de-
paftment Tor instruction in the art Younp
ladies Will ind the work genteel and profitable.
:. Things" quoted David, in poetica1 mood,
aGa ~are not mol what they seem." "of course not,'
but everybody knows tho machine ;cns. ~ sn:s
it seams" And then nobody said anything for
u long time, and David made some remark
about people who COULDN'T appreciate senti-
mcnt.
10 meet the increasing demand for bis e In-
comparable" baby photographs, Joshua Smith
has been making important changes md I'M
provemcnts in bis studio, 2O6 North clarI
street, and be is nou batter nrona-:a ~ StA aa"aA
10 accommodate his numerous patrons
After you have related rich Joke to a
into urroarious laughter, nothing is nnnrc c"it ot
culated to convince you OF the correcrness of
., s.G uarm1nlan tncorg Than to have him stare
ah.u ~. o1'l"o1y 1nqulrc' )" WHAT'S the pofnt?"
Inc removal Of MIR. E. q. Anderson, the fash-
lonaole tailor, from g North State to more
convenient location, 80 Dearborn street TTre-
our readers h,s r. soethng 1nat WI Interest
ties in his new nnarters enahos seu H., ~ !aclll-
lice, aud at prices within the reach Of nil. '' A
What is the tf,adr of T ,rore7 n, ,, s.,..Ir
ooking up from her book 4 ion.ss ~ @ Laura
.ou goose" replied Tom, With an expression ~
and superior wisdom.
The j. II. Brunswick Il l}a1ke tn IT IN
State street, are now INTRODUCING the;r rccant3 u
patented improved revolving parlor billiard
ap;cs ~lth slate bed and the best Monarch
usnlons: sIn me new tables arc six feet By three
ost eomplete ont sou
- should like to have you raise club, ~ said
tx3 hook canYasser to daughter of Erin os
6 stood on the front step trying to talk her tn
rihas o,t ~ e t sunleet o. the Extinction Of the
49, ~ - ttte a eSssn.u "a oenturT ~ will, said
49, as 3nc ieccneu around behind the door.
III frr |
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aiaaame Janauschck orders Buck & Rayuer's
, 1879-03-30

K1RTHYS.
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hpy. s ~ 1a<oAe 1eeh' = teh-p pound
.THCkER-On March 90 at 673 Tabnsh-ax III. vt+,
y Caafcs Auchmu.y Tucker. late Lieutenant r r
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:, ~ ~rHaptLEccOf-MaIch &c: by the Rev. S. McChes
hlppc and Miss Ella t. Coy boih ~ Genrch F. B.
, 1879-03-30
Political.

Political.
FEHERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE FOUR.
tccnth Ward Republican Club at JUEN LOCII-
MEX Hall. No, H36 Milwaukee nv. Monday evening
to tarl for ri
, 1879-03-30

that certain saloon-kccper negotiated with
him for the exchange Of q showcase for the
coupon. However. he was detained q prisoner
until the matter is more fully investigated.
, 1879-03-30

TIE EIGHTH WARD EXECUTIVE AND WARD
Gity campaign Committees meet day at 2es South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-21

confidence to warrant him in trying the eIp ,,n
imen and he proposed Tt TO ssevia t tSs amount
recSmnended br the committee would fairly Try the
experiment. Nothing was more delightful imam the
economical moods which sometimes pbad hsen votrd
grees. Millions on millions OF dollars nAu oeon 80,
away this Winter. much OF which IN hs np,nC ~
was proposed 10 restore our commerce 20 me
then the genius Of economy p re'lI' ~
He was glad TO the thoughts Of the senate turne W
saving money but he would not apply IT TO scheme
LOOKING 10 the advancement OF American com
and especially with a country on the same heinlsphel
with us trade OF which belonged 10 us ralpeT 'H
marks said n ne could sustained by he majority no
would vote 10 compete for the great North AuHH'"
traffic ....
The amendment of Mr.. Morrl was again rejected
'eNST r wTtjYTF dem. MAJ submitted an amendment
providing that the vessels should ne OF I'7oo 'o"S
instead 1900 tons. .. i.,.
After "A br-f discussion Mr. DORSEY moved to 10y
the amendment the table. and the motion wac aS'ec"
At a quarter 10 O'Clock. in taking e. vote IN ~
amendment the Seuate found 10 BE- without quo-
rum. ..,. 49,. n urprEORD
Dem W Va moved that the Senate sdjouri. -
This dee ded IN the uegatlv--Eeas, nays -.
the senate; fhirty,our meInberp answered 20 their
names no quorum, four more Senators being required
on moron Of Nj WINDOW Rep.. MIMI 'he ser
geant-aArms was directed 20 request the htt"oHh'e
II appeared from announcements that th" absent
Senators paired There wds al interAlss4on OF
At 500 o'clock Mr. OGLEsBY Rep., M inquired
how tie senators 10 ascertain whether quorum
pre-,
TheCHAIR replied that several Senators mad IN .
2 INTO the hall
Nj WHY1E Dem., Md. with view ~ asctftA ON :
whether quorum were present moved lh', ne en-
NAYS 81, q quorum being then pTrseLt
Ihc senate went on debating me measure "hA ~
Oglrsbv Rep Ill moved tat ,he senate adjourn
The motion dis greed 90.
Durias the succeeding debate. Mr.. Morgan Dem,
Ala rose t0 speak. When NJ. Hereford ID M W Val
cal t-cuiJn TO tn 39n hUl- WHICH fAA no ~fi
shall speak more than twice any one qu'son ln y
bate the came day, without leave ~ va" -'h"l"
/ which shall he determined without debate.
The CHAIRMAN lStudtOr Mitchell, r., trcg0nl p"'
the ourstion her II" senator .hoId again o"c11
/ he hooJ.
Nj DORSEY tRrp, ArK) objected, 'ayiuc five e'n.(
tor had occupied much OF the me o. ire 7eI'e s'u'c
/ o'clock. aud had smoker five or SIX tunes
Too senate. very Hie passed the item 10y - 70 IL enc
| naiOurf "a.