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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-21
STRAYED.

A LIGHT soRREL HORSE WITH LIGHT
IA name and tail, branded " r" on the left
shoulder, weight about $50 pounds, age Is
years strayed to my premises ON the night of
Tuesday, August II. The owner can have him
by paying the expense of keeping and cost of
advertising.
JAMES A. wADDELL.
Silver City, August 20, 1880.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-21
HAP HAZARD.

A few days since a party of ladies
and gentlemen were peram bulating
on the island below Dayton and in
dulglng largely in tree climbing.
Among others thus engaged was
John Lothrop, Cou ty Recorder. He
climbed all kinds of trees, and was
charmingly gallant in assisting the
fair sex up and down in their climb
iugs. But at last he climbed "high-
er than he knew" He fell, and
grasping branch in his descent, inn
plored aid, A young lady rushed to
his rescue and received him gently
in her arms; and thus was au im-
pending accident averted.
County Recorders Office.
The following papers have been
filed for record in the County Record.
er's office.
Attachment. - Frank Howard
against w. w. Sirlott, r. A. Young
and A. A. Pollard, for 1850 70.
Attachment.-J. NJ. McGianis
against w. W. Sirlott, r. A. Young,
and A. A. Pollard for 5000 SOS
Execution on judgment obtained
by J. p. Becker against r. A. Young
for Asa Of and costs
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-21
FORFEITURE NOTICE.

VWNo PAT HENNEssEY, HIS GRANTEES,
II or legal representatives-You are hereby
ncufed that / have expended one hundred
dollars in labor and improvements upon the
Star of the West claim, situated In Como.
Palmyra Mining District, Lyon county, Me-
vads, in order to hold said premises under
utes of the United States, being the amount
required to hold the same for the year ending
March II, 1879; and If ninety days after this
notice by publication yea fail or refuse to
contribute your proportion of such expendi
ture as q co-owner your interest in said claim
will become the property of the andersie nsd
under the provisions OF the said Section 1924
cHAS. L. ALL.
Virginia City, New. December 8, ls7s
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-21
ANNOUNcEME NTs.

All candidates announcing themselves under
this head, will be charged $40 90; the adj
pertisement TO stand until the Conventions.
This must in all cases be paid in advance.
Under no Circumstances piu ice dertate from
this rule
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-21
FOR COMO.

The Como coach will leave Dayton daily, at
O'Clock A, NJ returning in time to connect
with the afternoon stage for Virginia.
, 1880-11-10
STUDY ON THOMAS PAINE.
by 1Er. Il. u. XEnHl,l,urtc, Isx-rTlnister
OF the United Stntcs to FrnIlees


FirIa The Memorial DlplomaftqHe, I"rts,
rho cnncut lnan who for nlno years has so
crcdstably represented tho utteh States In
France, and WHO hua devoted tho years or his
mature ngc to 1l,nku known tn hls countryinen
tho laud whcro his nnno Is alluost rs popular ,s
III Ills own. tho Hon. Sir. Wisll,,rnN, has 1atcly
published In ScrtbHcrs iionthlg study ns intcr-
esting as nuw on tho role Of Thomns Paine In
tho French ltovolution.
rhts study, which no tlol1ht wilt be found In
more important work which for a long time Mr..
Wushburno has bcen preparing OIL tho rgvoli-
tsonary epoch, Is treated III tho modern hfstor-
ical n,nnner, which does not ltlmlt tho work Of
Bcconl- hnnd.
It IL In tho collection Of tho National nrchlyes
OF Frnncc, whusp Hehes were Rrslcf0usy
oponcf to hin, by tho ntrublo and schoarly u.
Alfred injury, It Is In tho iugubrlous aMnns nt
tho Committee OF Public sAfesy anl of tho
Revolutionary Tribunal; It IL In tho journals nf
tho NRtlonnl Convention, Of tint Incompatible
assembly which Mr. WasllurllU Aaya. With rea-
son, la never beGn Gsjlnled for energy nt,sl Int
ssanta wall, have Gron .,Slwn. Th's faniiIari.y
with tho orEnHl tlnc'lllunss M nus Kivelt 70 TUG
An,vriean ilplonat very trna c.'Gontion M,,; @ M of
studied. mud iInpartet 70 hta parrat!vo IL very
life.ke nspoct mad br!umt co!s'rtng.
the n,iyuitslgo ot Paine. Tiis hlxnrro porsOngo
| whoan HxtAtclco was NO sinKulnr, md certain
h%;i IN Etnmco ali attits!do md caiact oi tiio
Surrounded With i Er,,as prestige. Not know.
hill great honor. When tho hour camo for tho
Ill shocked 1 10 sco % scaicd amongst liz juaXes
Of tho mnnarch = stringcr. WIN could
wo S srs a t1S e. Fss @ e ts a soh w
could not apl'rcci4tu the aontltnonts or thosa
wl,sse lnanar.h|sAi ra!'!tons M ha nonr!sne. .o
| nrCE VhfH stranger, however, tt1ls solemn
, 1880-11-10

No hospital npcdel for pnt[ants TINT usc Hon
hIttcEs, As thOY cure ~ ap0u,liiy Ut hume.
, 1880-11-10

AASs'... ~ ~ .
mtro ,ho esc destined " TO g.; censs or sr,, @
md % cc,,ts an wheat, to llufrnlo. Chnrtors woro
wy utssc,l. corr Mt : cents; schoorcss scntfn
md 8, l.. watson, corn nj osi cents; gchooncrs
Iunh @ u. hutehlinnl'' w. ~ bI,lot'n, ,, . W
Wntsotl. Vanderbilt, atld 1ropcllcrs Iuaao aha
Chicago, cOrst At ~ eents; propeller scotta.
J." '' 1h"o. ~" ~, -. rs,,.. ssh,o,,or. i,clc
Mitchclio and John sch'lcttc. haSs.ca
t,amnf,el, nnh schoner ANNA shorwoo,1, corr,
~, tkrt,i,rf, rntr IL, Hnrl,ih-I'rDncirC Ctfv III
fnn.nr15. ts,r,, ~, tt,rm,uh rntc, t,ulmcliy Ut
h,shcis i1axsrci. TIte ,,,arxet einsctl nuict Ind
stcaty. ~
THE NATtfsttf, uEatIrT,
scn,n,s a~S waars n H n"r Inv. ruE Tn,ntiSr Df
s,ttv uintc,l nit thut oo ii tiso cl,tuf results
ma '"'s 81 ''t' ~ "" yesrs e. u ,erSy S' eprisix i
~; thr,r Wrnfess[an several wcoks ;nriIrr
tna.i Is r1,atoitnry. THAT run TH1nt,xl: was
rimht in ts r,iicIi,sons il pnitliy shpwl, by tl,o
n.,nrrfrs INV Hejnu tnnie dnily a,d in rniitlly
iin"r,sI,,a ,tn'iMs' Snstcr1ny. f,,r Instituted.
thc srhta,,,rrsJ. i, Dc ItNiIilys, churlry liii.
wnrH st rinnrI t,f their nutiit nit, tnwet 10 viii.
fnr 1ntmrI,ws. ibcsG. viii, lid vessels that h,tye
,,recc,lrI thcr,. viii thr,w t,cariy otte hs,.reI
iGns, eaalem oI stntos ~ e''1S"e ~ H. is tntcmti"
IN inv Mi of hts yrsscis IN rs
| fnst ns thpy return to iort anl Ills.
eh"rsc @ D. their W earg.,es. Other vessel owners ill.,
visr1,r,, fr, scrTir. rinr the ,Icxt len
ansvshcro % frotn NJ ~ 10 ce1ts nsr LUZ fect III
,tisrltnt1rir,ry IN rros ri trr ut fIa ,lt1 tlf tho
, 1880-11-10


4 cdllstoH occurred III thu 0utur hayt0r haslu
Mondny evening 1etwEc1 tho tugs Mpnlur AIll
Er1t0, by which thu lAttcr hasl hcr WEARING
piec1 torn UT aud covering buAr.l brok'm for
d!slun.t Ol sixlee4, trct !r4l thu AtviA UT, t,l
tho stMsbnrtl side, bcs!.les bulnx .Illy sIt,keil
tlix lights WtthNut y tts. nni wh'n tlGnr tho
alunttur attempted u crtsa her la,w. Ths led
uilu lhu Cnlllssun.
lty q cullIs!tA., hotwcen thu srl.Mncr Chnrlcs
Fostcr ul!d thn barFo Csty q Ertu in tho ss'uth
sail yard CARRIED away.
uItASn HAVEN.
Special Dkpateh to 7as Chicago Tribune.
GRAND HAVEN. Aich., Nov. D.--l1uIlfcl Saun.
ters, IN Austrian, employed on tho schooliur
AosaIelle, Was crushed between tho seho0ncr
, 1880-11-10
Toknl8.. Observation-Disclosures. .1,lN,-5o LII


Eptttat Dilpdlth to The Chttaea Tribune.
DurrAtn, N. y, Nny. N.-A large meeting ri
cannibt,at- Owners WAS hultt hero this afternoon
tu discuss tho s,lhjcut Ut higher rhtes Ut, wlioht
alitt cor,, to Suw York. a cD,nnltteo was ap-
puinte.l 10 demand nt sprurs li cents oti cnri'
ind IL cents TN wheat. 4 resolution. wns
iuwcr rites thatl tliesr. Tho rnstlt III tile meet.
ing MIS- conveyed tO tho shjpprss, hut 1T list
nceot,tits they had taken M nctlon III tho nnt'
ter. ......
L1nKrEn ron WAGES.
Special Dtspdtth 10 The EAaeaeo TTtbunt.
TotH,STs,. Ont. Nnv. p.-Thp Fchoatier T. +.
Young IL under nrrest hGro Mt tito instance nf
John Mnlunc and .Mlnrs kcty. two senlncn, fur
wages amounting to sh!.6l md $t3.8i, rcspeut-
lively.
, 1880-11-10
L1nkr4En FOR WAGES.
LAItE. POTTS,
ftf,rr&f.n-

Special Dtipdteh to The Chfedpo Tribune.
NuFPALu, n. T.. Nov. acknowledgements
Montana. e. J. kershnw, Wo-co'ket; sehuoncts
Sun, Cook, @. NJ. 1lonl, Angus Smttit. Elulstcd.
Juhn lliglcr, rcnsMukcc. Imporia', ltcd-W White
nnd Hue, J. Cnsc ltcd Wing, lta Keith. gr1Iin,
ChiCngo.
Clrarcd-rropcllcrs 1ames Davidson, William
Edwards, schooners lted-Whisc. md. l!lnc, Oga-
ritn. X. Il. Hayes, ltc,i Wing, rcnsu,kcc. News
boy, Unlisted, Lyman Casey, Chcugo: propeller
T.. !. kersllaw, schooner j. Il. S0yes, Milwaukee.
Chnrlcrs-Schonner Gcurgo Steele rn!lruad
Iron 10 Point Ut. Ignacc. sai0 per ton: schooner
usoadc, sa't Chicago, bulk 10 cents: schooners
]. I,iHlnr and In tuith splegrl irou to ClllcaRo,
Sl.IN: suhuoners 1tctl- Wi,itu. md lup ant1 stM-
t:ase, ctai to li1u!uu, % gents: schooner itod
Wing. G0nt. Cleveland to Chicago, st.W.
CuIlal shipments NU,UU bushels.
DETROIT.
Spsefal DEspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
DerlsolT. Mich. Noy. n-l'Assett dnwn-l.ro-
so,,sort wish barge Aim snnit tlisa6ledG, DIX.
apulIs @ j. isS; t. iSy mud es'i'sort. y. Eeteha,,
Missouri nnd hargcs: sahoonGra 1lclle irowl,,
e @ vRes :nrh1,sc es y m! To's n~ Il snso n
l3rndy with dlsabled steaiu- -hnrgo IL. d. Coiltsl'
berry. ,-, ,, ,,-
stntc, Conetnan9E, Fountain city, Argyle;
tc!ooncrs lielyoi.N, J. U. Mnstcit, i. i. Gar1-
luGr.
c1EvELASt,.
Special Dfspntch to Tie C7.ttaoo Tribune.
CLEVELAND, g., Noy. o1C!eared7For o1!. For, chGsaEo sE
;,rrellcfs Nrhlska N, Ie!n" 9,ln. s1nnor ss Hsk'
Webb, conl. For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Canton,
ccMl. ,,,,
to Ch!caga t.; Enru.urAtlt. urs.. EHts!llAon to
Ashta1' ii ssooncrs chnrGs itrG ,;, M;a GrS'
| Cleveland to Chicago. 81 free.
| pD!ir iluItDS,
, 1880-11-10

WnBt tho scalp With Glcnns Sulphur Soup to
rc,yu dAIldr1lH uni 8culti hettl.
, 1880-11-10

Spettal Dtspatth to TIE Chiedqo Tribune.
IHplANApOI.ta. Nov. p.-A meeting ut tho Trus-
tees nf WnIIsh C,tleKe WIS lnd yesterday. III
which 1t was determined tu resist tho Payment
K0,ncry County nKnlist tho library, amounting
to $4,000. Attornry-GcnerAl baldwin IL II sneut-
her of the 1lonrl. uni olalms thAt tho property
Is exempt FROM taxntiOtt.
, 1880-11-10
MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY.
Annual Report of tho Acting
President OF the lnstitu.
tion.
a Remarkable Degree Of Success
Attained During the Past
Year.
Srtttat Dttpatth to The chttdoo Tfth,tne.

Srtttat Dtpatth 10 The chttdts Tribune.
ANN ANnOH, Micl,,. Nt,v. 9.-The Innstnl mcet-
Ing Ut tho i!oartl OF Rcxc,,ts of MiclgAn Unit
yrrsty Win held hero to- night. Aetng- -rrcHi.
sunt Frlrze submitted tho nnn,,nl report for tho
l'nst y'cnr. 1t wnulti doubtless hnvo lren Ktastl-
flying 10 President Angel, Dr. Fr!ezo rctnarkcl.
to ilAtu presented tho report 1T person Tor tho
year. wliich l1AA Gct1i ly fur tho must prosperous
in tho history Ut tho Institution. tho nItti year
pf Il wtsc n,l1 nbl0 administration. hnrketl Ivy
tho advancement Ut tho University In tho grcat
work for which 1t was UrBuntzetl, nn.l giving
abundant promise ur still Rrcater t,,r4reas iii
tho future. Tho year hns been distinguished ny
grcnty Increased attendance, hy Il decided inl-
pr0vcnlcnt tn all departments Ut tic University
lt tho STANDARD uf sct,uinrshlr. md by uninter-
ruptcd osdur and harmony Iii NIL it's internal
workings.
The Faculties now embrace flfty-two officers Of
instruction, ami hayc remained neltrly till
chnsigcl. 1'rof. pnlncr. of thu Department uf
Medicine an1 Surgery, who WIS RrlntCd II yrstr
uf absence, wns summoned honu In consequence
Of tho resignation of DR.. II. +. f.ystcr. Ut DO
troit, wtlo hid becn appointed for tho intoriIu.
Prof. ucorgG s. Morris occupied tho Clnir Ut
Modern Languages ltrtng tho itlat session, III
tho ntisrt1tp Ut 1'fuf. Wnlur, who WIS In pnrls.
Tho Hon. sAlphciis Fclcl, laudlnH lawyer. ex.
0uycrror Ut Michignn. httd exhibited Status
nvnntur, has bcen appointed to tho now Tnppan
1rOfGYsotEhll1 uf LnW.
DEnttEEs COSFEHftEn.
Four flundrul nnd tcn degrees wore conferred
last ycnr. IN examination. anl follr hutlorary
trprccs Tho former wur9 as follows: r4nrllts-
ceutcal chemist, n: mining engineer, !; civil
engineer, +: H. T., .; D. g.. Il. T.. tIatsnl, 1o;
Il. A., ~: n. L. tLatin), Z; N. d., Il lh:D. !; II.
u. department Of Medicine and SurKcryl, 4l; u.
L., l75; 81. y. iIfnsnucpMthtcl 10; y. u. g.. H..
Tic hotiurary degrees were: n. ta...; ph, r, !;
u. L,1.
TIE NtjMnEls or STUDENTS
in Attendance wus 1,40, md they were registered
III tho different departments ns follows:
1IncfhFy-...... ato
Medicine ind surHcry.... .:........,. !GSj
...,,,....,,.,, ..,.,..,,..,.. :nGi
Thnrllncy ..,,.,.,,..,,,.,..,,. ,,,,,,.,,,,, III
| iiufurupitn n.,.,.,..,, ,.,,,..,,,,,,.,,,,..,. 81
| urtltnl Burxury, ...,,.,..,.,....,,,,...,,, ~
, 1880-11-10
Schooner T, C. Street Totally Wrecked
With Cnrgo Of Minnesota
Wheat.
The Uautain Of tho Wrecked soow Hanna
Details His Experience on Lake
Huron,
1 Large amount Of 1inor Damage Suffered BY iesstls
al Buffalo and on Lake Eric.
Grain frclehts suIor u Decline-Etlo caaa'ers
Insist ppon Higher nalcs, elc.
THE NOVEMBER STORM.

THE NOVEMBER STORM. |
snoCK1Nd ntaAs1r:ns ON rAKE ONTARIO.
Spteial Dtspaie4 10 The Chtenoa 1rtoats.
Touoxro, Nor. IA dispatch from Oswcgo 10.
any snys tho fchooI,cr Mary Taylor passed.
through lot of iour floating on tho lnkc. sho
njsp passed ynwl hrnn,etl propeller XenIant.
Tho propeller Zealand left tho Northern l:le'
ynsor In this clty OF Saturday hight lust npo1tt
o'clock, which would be about i've hours prior
to tho gnlc striking her. She WIS latlcn with
wheat aud Hour frum l.. Co!Ico & TO-. Tor siots-
trcnl, Sho WIS commanded and owilcd Ly Eu
Zeninn1, aud Ind crow III slxteon 9r
eighteen men. Tho Xca1nnd WIS MI cxcclent
propeller, AGuut five years OLD. alu WIS rcbt1lll
from Tho hull of tho City of chnthnsn. which .v1s
burned ut Hamilton nbout six years nHo. lior
owner and Captain, EAwnrl Xctlal'1, halls frona
Hamilton, where he Inns rGsit1ett for 1nn'1y rcnrs
Notwithstanding tho telegram ANNOUNCING tho
wrcckngc, It Is Of course pDestblc TINT tho xcn-
1pud ,uny nugy 10 disabled And In II harbor at
refuge. Still the chAnccs nro nEnlnst her. is no
telegrnm hus been received froln her. lIho
Zealand mcnsurcd III tons hitrthcn. She wns
built an suited III tho fsnntrs, from tho hull nf
tho turned propeller City Of Chatham. THO
work was tone mt Itl,nilron by y. NJ. ftobcrtsoti'
lii 1s1i. Tho propeller ctnsscst Al. mud hnd
yul,tatfon OF <.50oU. l}cr cnrHo WAS worth US
much .norc.1
Spretat Dhpateh TO TIE Chicago Trsbuas.
ToltoSrn, Nov. a.-T!1o schooner Thonns Z.
Street, laden with 2l,ou1 bushels Of w!eat, Is
nshorc OH Weller'e ncnch. MD said 10 be total
wreck. Thu crew were rescued from tho rig,
gtnx. whGrs they i. Gscn @ scd Tor s%Eierai sni,,,
npss. @ % tr''sferrc,l e |" forono BY ra! arl tl,ou
w,:s but 1T ii. CnthurnGs by Il. shlcflnna, IN
@ ur 'ts' shc 'aS @eessrcd ~ III; sans re III, a yts
valued ut sl:,uJ. Tho Vessel Is owned Ill 10
ss,x..,, 1,,.,otrh m rns f-ftnoo Trthant
, 1880-11-10

Wtnclle.tor's lIypop1i ospllates
will clss8 consumption, euugEls, weak lungs,
bronchitis. md gGner4l debility. Established
tWcnty-Onc yours.
, 1880-11-10
MEDICAL

BIT. NlCOln'S RESTORATIVE fths' ll,, ,,stl.
are specific far Exhuustsd Vlsn!!y # ils,cus y y
Y. .tc Appsuxeu ~ tsn '.Grtsss III lug SofI1 ~.
lrsaru nftai the tvr'u,a q th9 f 'esntaadst bu'
"ee Pu'o'9 AMjS HI lIuS do Il HAasnIatts
haYo hcan recommending III Ely, i,,r a1113l Nv
In luy prueticu " huutireds " hts.gIti, ~, Iti,rS ,v
Gillsf. nsI nuYer hGar1 " snHte Willy AIIEh.
ill., tubix, tho great Gertna,, i,,' lauaioty eya
&A,utlt" DF. liua N1lt writes: - !" ae'' ,,A
Urtn1A 1t tluxur latlA tO curt ,f 1Rl H. eehtPS
mail IL sealed GUx on receipt nf PrteS, 4 lalvt4
NUINlSuN. 1Lu0NEA q W. -
, 1880-05-04
ICE T1y CENTS.

caso IN ts7o viii s ciearInes "an a,nountet "a H,tl
to S35,0oo, 900 lplSse an IN 1876. That city
Ind stood agninsS combined scotrgcs of
fire and panic( ts > .scssctlample capital 10
render 4 mint Is intcal and useful.
wlritq IfCsl NO nvLE.1oN
could bc cotltrot,.:::: i Yrs the 1argest rail-
rai1 wItii many citius, aid tic toSnare tfcre-
from Is greater tlan any city In tt6 West,
reaching put to tie bullion n.prottneing ilclla
Of tie. Far West; and, wllflG Denver ntnl
Santa Ie were, ntmut 20 miles nearer st.
Louis than Chicago, freight would inevitably
i'c cheaper to the hitler city than the former,
tnuous raIlro,ul lfnc, ,naktng numerous
trnnstera unnecessary. l1o called attention
to the immense volume Ut Chicago cnpltnl
Invested III Western mining interests, and
ssatet tint that city received from Texas
and the Western Territories Tar more tobacco,
tl,e rep?rts, q iMar.ls of Trsde of both cities
pnid ut. tic Cliirngo I'ost.Ufflce exceeded
those Ut st. 1.olfia $4,000 iii number md
$4,000, ,0o0 IN amounts. Tho cheapest Of food,
!nW rates. and other expenses Of living In
Chicago, were presented; also the fact that
eeHif ;nt ca fe M |a1or ete # necessary for
TINT tile tien'ral Government Owls
suitable property on which to erect
mint was urged ~ all additional
renSn!! for tue clIoi'e Of that locality. Tie
facilities Of Transportation from the ttIfnes to
United States nre possessed by no other city
tho financial and commercial centre Of tho
Western world, II Is entitled to the location.
, 1880-05-04

Special Dnpaseh % 4As CAtedao Trtbune
WAsllIS0ToN, D. c., AlNy 3.-ME King,
Chairman Ut tho Select Committee OIL Inter
oceanic Canals, has mado seycrnl attempts
iotaiv tn Iove Tia CommIttce meet for tle
n.eay " ~ .,n.o '.o, ~" ~ '.,t,, tho ,s,ness ~
purpose OF gong w WIN .lio s,l'' uus!'sss ~ -
witnesses fnmIltur with TIC geography Ut tho
1sthm,,s. In rncl, occastou llo l.al already
nn.a'. ,",,o<. t,,"t a should mi, M ,s rrsf'.
snel notteo ."1 au .a SnIn ,I''.,s s" ~ ~
tina Mr.. Cox, Chairman ut tho Foreign
Affairs Committee, has n resolution OF tho
1in,,s. nolnn,1ur ,vhtrh coyars nporlv
.o"sv az .s,,,, ..a,.ar.o,; ~, +bo Zinc rrso,;.
LIS sEuuh0 ttasetscu Ds e'to Ae!ha 1soot"
, 1880-05-04
LITTLE DEFICIENCY.

Special Dt,pateh to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. G., May 3-The reports
from here lust night that President Hayes
had vetoed the Little Deficiency bill will
doubtless be admitted bylts orignators to bc
Incorrect, in view 0f the fact ttat the bill did
not reach tic President until this afternoon.
1t was generally supposed that tho bill was
sent to the President last Friday, and. from
that circumstance, journalistic ingenuity
might well hive constructed veto. But,
as matter OF fact, the bill reache1.tle Sen
nte Friday after that bUdy lad adjourned
nnd could not be signed by the presiding OIL
Ger, rs the law requires, and, as the Senate
did not meet Saturday, the bill WIS not
signed until o'clock tlls afternoon, md did
not reach the President until O'Clock. Tile
President, therefore, could not have vetoed a
bill Saturday which did not reach him until
this afternoon. Tint, however, tie bill will
be vetoed there
SEEMS TO DE no REASONABLE DOUBT,
rs was stated In these dispatches week ago.
made rs to the grounds upon which tho veto
will be passed. The President, in his yetocs
last year, clearly stated TINT he WIS opposed
to political riders upon appropriation, BILLS
lis Inns mt changed his views. Gna that ob-
lection SILL lies az to the present bi More
over, tic bill naturally changes tllD law as
10 tho appointment Of Mars!iats IN the future,
and that provision is considered as not ger
1nane 70 the pending bill. astt introduced new
| legislation arld il foreign to tlio purposes Of
nll appropriation bill. Thu President, Indeed,
| is represented rs belnE opposed on principle
| 10 tliU provision ns to Mnrsltnls, inasinneh ay
It Is Imperfect, and would BE- uncertain In Its
| operations.
Appropriations Committee, said tonight that
a veto Of tho Little Deficiency bill would mt
than otherwise. Said he: I'VE could pass n
| }Dint resolution providing for. tho Public
Printer, md let the rest of tho bill E0. It Is
mt tile same as II It were one Of the regular
bilIs.' ::
| IN CONTRAST
with this opinion, Senator Beck, q member
Of the Senate Appropriations coltinittee,
. saya vein nlcnns Il pr0i0llEnti1n Of the
session llltlt August. N1r. deck thinks TINT
with smootl, sailing an adjournment Is posi-.
ble by June l.
Sir. Aiken, OF South Carollna, thinks Con.
gress ca1Iit,t possibly ret nway by the 1st Of
June, NJ TINT gives Gny sixteen working tinys
to 11lss five appropriation bills, one Of which,
tic Legislative bill, generally requires ten
days t!nlo In tho House, and the others from
four days to a week.
, 1880-05-04

spt<tat Dt'nsstA to 7"t eAtsae' Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. G., May :'.-Go.llove S.
Ortiz. Of IndIuna. ross In IFS plnce this
morning anu oolalhea 's, per'l'ss'on ,,, ts"t'
thu House to make Wrso''ai explain.
tton tomorrow relntiye 10 HI assault
made upon lin By the Springer Inyestlgut-
'ne eo''l'!t'eu III lt1 W. ..',,'.. ni.s,..,
on account Of certain ve'le1He!"n .; c'al'as, nus.
In obtaining tllts permission, Mf. Oftll gave
notice tlnt 1t would bo well for Mr. Springer,
Representative from thu Springfield tlIl.)
Dls'fiet, ~ w p.tso"'' ~ ~ ;ens s.,.,a ...
something 4h1efestlas' at. ollns ltlenus
lNye long known thlt le WIS grossly PURSE
, 1880-05-04

SECRETARY R1iH1:MAN on THE SENATE BILL
FOR THEIR REGULATION.
W.tsIrISGroS, d. e., 31ay 3.-Tha follow
Ing letter bus been sent by tito Secretary Of
tho Treasury to the lion. Thomas r. uayard,
Chairman Of tho Finance Committee Of the
United Status Senate:
SiH: l have the hunor to acknowledge tho
receipt Of your letter of tho 10Th inst, trans.
hitting tho scte bili to do;inc tho amount and
mariner Of p,rch.scs Ut pnt,lIc lonns to bo niao
niy Views in r;rl,7i ti'orcta. Tho iii ii 1ucs-
non retlitrcs tie aeergt,.ry Of tho Treasury t9
ntho amount or nit l,.ss thin s;,0Dt 70 IN caca
wssk a. II t fss fs R'aS sbaaon: S1 *.
thcso purchases t. he n'A'lc II ndtlluon to
ana mf my RhrcFsfs a Of stn9s. "1t
n,nie b, the 'es:rstary m account 1f tho Sink
Ing Flin'1. Tho hl a!so provides that NIL pur-
nsseS Of on, nae % p9 - @ayef ssa,
tise Tor for M shal Ic hide BY tho Treasury On
In reply tavr ,o stnto TINT tho amount OF 6
e, cent sn ~ @%b'IEnt!ons Pow ostandng Is 9nG1s ns
e. M''c w e obssa e enschs as
WITHIN TIE NEXT FIFTY wEEKs.
To accomplish thts purpose tho surplus revenues
within TINT period must ais.tailit to the taco Of
rite Of which d at,nlt 1rcr cent, OF tho reserve
In tho TreusIry accumulated for resumption
purposes nlast He used Or resort DO had 10 ln-
srsased TAXATION.
though 1arEcr tim WINS expected or can be ex- *
IHeted In future. hnye been only nlout etoooa0oo
rate. they would prr,vl.o for Pnyincnt within
tho next htty weeks Of lesa thnn nie-
lMlf tho hon!as which tits bill requires to 20
purchased. win tue deficiency ptts now oetero
Congress, Ailu Whleh Will sooti Dccomo lnWs
and tho pruhablo npproprihttons for tho next
ycAr, there IL no pE1lbabiltty Ot having such q
lMrRe amount uf surplus revenue ~ atltcd+
There Is ut present nF cMah In tho Treasury
alNlut $l5..n0,OtJ nboyn all metatred !lnb!lttcs.
excepting United at1!tcA notes: Ut thl6 nno9ht
there Is uf fractional silver coins ana oT lckei
and Hllt,slr cfltls Ahnnt &EfHn,tU, which would