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New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
Gfcurslons.
DRlGHTON BEACH.

TRAINS LEAVE fiArBUsH.AvE., LONG IS.
LAND DEP0r. BRooSLYN, hourly from Sa,. $40 a.. 70
arate trans ran from BEDFORD halfhourly frol1
I34 1904 Last train from the Beach leaves -
ll:lOpm. .-.
Fulton Ferry and Atantlc A7enuc Souto
Wall ami Fulton Ferries
,lf station is reached Grand aud Roosevelt Strees
Ferries y the EranKin A, aud rapid transit trains.
~ - w. W. n. DOHWIN. Gen. Supt
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

TRAVELLING .-EngtP"mrn
desired 1y ycune man. 2,ytars cd Is a rapid liA-c
Ter NpcnscH under - In Srw York Iascr
States aul under - IN tlr West. hls unIng rurrgY
nrat.caA references. Address f.. y. NJ DIvri New JrNrI
New-York tribune., 1880-06-26

Al NNORRlSTOWN.-TO rent; furnished hand
IVA house ana grounds; all conyentncea; abund'
pnce of fruit terms reasonable. j. D. CONDlCT Pine st.
, 1880-12-23


WAs1nNGroS, u. e., Dec. a22-Notwltll-
stantlsng Edlnands' objection on nccount' 'of
tlio absence. Ut II quorum and the necessity
for iii executive scssIin, the Sonnte, on mo-
tioli Of Alr, Murgan, took up the resolution
offered by him tn June lust declaring that
tlle President Of the Senate is not constitlt-
t!ullally authorized to count tho Electoral
vutes 50 us 10 determine what Votes s!lnll be
received and counted or what rejected. Atr.
Morean spoke nj length In support Of tho
resolution.
The i;,ectoral-count resolution was not
acted Upon. -. !
After MI executive session number of pr1-
yate bills passed.
rho Vice-preshlent appointed Senators
Pendletun and ,N[orrtll.:As. members at. tho
lsoard nf, V1sltngs TO ttonl thu '1toxt auta ex7
animation Of tho cadets ut the United StAies
Military Academy, and senators Morgan aud
Allison ~ lnetlhers 1T tho tsonrl OF Visitors tn
attend q s!n.lAr. examination nt tho United
StMtcs NNv9l Actulomy.
Mr.. Hnoth. iron, tho COMMITTEES on Public
Innlia, rprOrted fnyornply OIL tho House I'LL fur
tho relicr Of settlers On restored ru!lroal lands,
M.. &inlioin introduced bill providing for a
public building for tho post.0ltlco md other
SIR. liooth introduced bill to Incorporate tho
Maritime CNnal CnsnpAny Of Nicaragua. tlc-
lerreh tn the Committee on Cntnnsercp.
Tho 6cuatn bill gtatitng rtght-of- wRy to tho
County ct Wnrretl. Mssss!pps, nnd to tho Y!cks-
ln'rR 4 Mctnphls ftalrnad Compnny through tho
YiuksbMrg wns tnken up and pnssed, -,
Adjourned until JaII.6, '- =,
, 1880-12-23
YESTERDAY.


Special Dispatch To- IAs Chicago Trtbune. "a,
WAsniSGroN, u. c., Dec. Ex-senator 90
Morgan spoke at length; on, the Electoral
count, and Ills remarks were quietly evlscer-
atcl by Senator Etlmunls, who gayu tho
Democrats plainly to understand TINT, ou the
day appointed by tho Constitution, the Vice
President will perform his constitutional
duty, aud that, II 1t shall be found tllat tinr-
fluid and Arthur have received tho greatest
number OF votes, they will be declared elect
cit, and will bo tnaugllrated.
Tho Senate consumed
TIE REMAINDER or THE AFTERNOON
Iii discussing n stl,all claim OF few hundred
dollars, Which was sort Of pilot balloon
sent forth 10 SEQ how tho wind laltt l,cforo
Iarger ones were launched. 1t wns for the
nso of patent .lInchpin for 1old artillery
carriages, patented In 1855 by George Wright,
then employed ny Master A1acllnist at tbs
Washington ARSENAL. rhequcst!on involved
was whether. II a person In tho military cn,-
ploy Of tho Government deyises n valuable
Improvement he should he permitted Ia
patent 1t md to receive compensation for It's
,tsn by tho Government. Senators learned
in the law talked on tho question tcAliously,
ml,l 1t was finally announced TINT ITO quorum,
WIS present, ~ tho Senate djourned for the
recess,
, 1880-12-23

wish 10 say, further, tilat Ind horne myself
through n nlntlg-rnnn.ng debate. ns Thought.
with Rontt l,llnnr, and tho offensive 1aug!lago
was used just before tho close OF NY lust IT.
marks III repty to tho gentleman from Nils
sourt tAfr. 131atnl}, atMt wns wholly ut1cxlcct.
ell by i,.e Mt tic tttlc. thought TINT thu
wltole difficulty WIS settled. / tln nut wish
to ralsu question As to who was 10 btanle.-
mot Mt ali. sny tint, whether was IL llamu
Or ilc wns to bla'nr, ur W. were both toblamc,
tl,p conduct WIS nn1.lattal'te, and npolog!xu
fur my part Of 1t to tho ltause. l ask to bo
excused.
Sit, spAHKs THEN TOOK THE rfADit
aud RaitI: DnrIng tho Rrent cnnfusEo1l-ant1 l
mn warranted fl saying That It 'wns Ervat
confusion--whtcll existed III tho Committee
Of tho Wltolt, yesterday l usctl language
that / well know 10 bG In conflict with tho
rules of the 1IUttsc. slo not OF tllis Sr.
caston feel disposed 10 speak of the fmrt
takcn IN this confusion by nthcr gentlemen
of the iIuusc. knew that my EAngllagu wns
III Conflict Will, tho rules MD tlnparlanlci,t-
nry. 10 ills House feel that owo MI
npotogy, and heruby tender It.
On 1notto., tho matter WIS droppctl.-ycas,
1Q4: l,nye. d.
, 1880-12-23
THE l,ULLDOXE1}S.
fSrlItrrStESTH.

sptefat pnpateh to 1nt Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. e., Dec. 2a.-1'riyate III
formation from Mississippi has brcn recpIye.t
to te effect TINT OIL tia i4,ll Inst. thu Grand
Jury returned a number Of indictments In
the election cases, md asnong tlcim two
aEainst tho Etcctlun Commissioners of Du
Soto. A large majority of tic Jury nrc fair
''lel' wlio will .lu wlat is right, regardless Ut
outside pressure or sentiment. Tl1ey
arc still examining witnesses. a Re-
publican resident Of Mississippi well known
In Washington, n thoroughly trustworthy
man, says TINT the election OF George to tho
United States Senate ought to bc contested.
Tic says ii tic Sel,atc will send coumLttcu
to Inquire into thu election of members Of
the Legislature that elected lin, lle will
lloyer bo scntetl. "11l my part of the Statc,"
snys this gentleman, "seycn or eight ,nenl-
bcrs returned to tho Legislature never weru
elected, and tho proof Of tho fraud cai bo
easily malc. The Republican Stale Con,-
mistee is already making preparations. 1t ID
saltl. to present this matter tO tho SeMate,"
, 1880-12-23

Tho Advance Chect1ntt-The Nuuaon.
&tnrtho1osv l. Co. Failure.

Tho Advnnce Chec11o,t-Thc Nuuson.
ziurtho1osv l. to. Failure.
Special Dispdtch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
ST. Louis, MD, Dec ::.:!.-At meeting on
'ChnnEo to-tlny Il Committee, consisting of
ID. II. Frate!s, 4. ". Esnns, nl,l II. ". G;oI.
son., submitted the following figures IN n
basis fur settlement Of n!l outstanding
contrncts Of A[essrs. Nnns0tl, Barttlulow 4
ca. 'rhls rrport was attoptctt By ,ha
creditors OF tho firm alll by Capt. Manson.
representing tic lisnt ,ltso!r: Wheat, o. cents
for Jnirlnry,' Sl.ol ftjr. February, sl.o} TOR
Mnrcll; corn, 81 cents fur Decerlbvr, ~
cc,its~ for January, :ss11l cents fur Feb
r'iary, a0!d cents for 'Atarcl,, i0a3 ccn,s
for. April. iIsl cents tor May; oa,s.
10 cents for December, 3li{. cents for
january. ~ for February, 3i15 fur say.
Tlis settlement represents yesterdays
market prices, with slight nodIficatlons
The estimatod amount of graln.ttue the firm
Is placed ut varlm,s figures .trhcy aro
''.long" on wleat 100000 to s00.0 bushels
corn not over 100000 bushels, md oats a
stt.nlt amount. They are not MS ,'et prepared
to make my estimates of their liabilities,
alr. Barth0low snll tO n reporter this morn.
Ing tllat tho firm would pay lip III full, but
: they iiatt nal yet gUllo over their banks, md
coutl not say how. they stood Tl1cy bud
notified their customers of their s,ispen-
sion, atd requested relnlttanees 10 cover
thGir nlnlnrginutt: deals: II their customers
responded: !t:.wonla: help tllom mt III
n great 1ncasutc.;~-bnt tllcytlfdnot anticipate
much from this quarter. Among tllu n,cr-
cllants numerous stories were afloat respect
Ing the credItof various llol1ses affected BY tic
suspension Of Manson, Bartiotow IL Go. It
Nv r34 Il
, 1880-12-23

He HAS 1i:ES M ACTING CuSHitEsSMAN.
Special Dsspateh to Tho C.hteapo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. e., dec. a,.-'rlic Civil
Service problem which flns engaged tho Mt
telltton of the 1inuse Committee on 1avalftl
Pensions since the beginning Of tile session
efficient clerk of tho COMMITTEES, i,as been
discharged by Chairman Cot1rotl,, md
gentleman appointed fn IFS stea.l
who knows nothing Of tho duties
Of tho, utIce, which aro OF n nature
to tax the ability OF MI experienced and com.
petcnt n1a,s, s,!clt rs Capt. UUwley Inns stow,
himself to be. As the Dr,nocrnts are Just
NOW enthusiastic advocates of ClyiE-Sgrvlce
reform, two or three facts connectctt with
tie Sudan removal Of Capt. Downey arc wUr-
thy Of mention as
ADMINISTRATION
Of the manner In which Democrats practico
tho doctrine tlat they preach. Chairman
CoiEruth. wllel, lie hatl made up Ills Min,l 10
remove Capt. Downey and appotnt Ills own
son as Clerk, felt called upon to explain his
reason TO some lending Democrats In Ills
Congressional district who tlcnurred to Ills
proposed act!ot. III informed tlle1l, not
that Capt. Downey WIS inefficient. but that
lie, rs ono Of tile Democratic Coil
grcssional confcrccs. lad voted, for q
number Of times, for Mr.. Coirlot1,'S
opponent. who was candidate for tho
Congressional nomination. Chairman Cof-
frotll also alleged TINT, while Capt. Dowuey
was MI excellent man to perform, tllo routine
duties of Clerk Of tho Pensions Committee,
lie wns
NIT QUALIFIED TO WRITE: ur nEroKrs
on cascs to be submitted 10 tho House for It's
nctlnn, Willie Mr.. CDirr0th's son was, because
lie lad become familiar with that kin.l qf
work last winter, while aetlng ms Clerk Of
tho Pensions Investigating Committee. Of
which Mr.. Coifroth ls also Chairman. This
statement tlrowsn flood of light upon II great
mystery. At tho Inst session AIr. Coffroth
filed written reports upon II very 'arge num-
bcr Ut pension claims, a1ld good niauy Of
those claims y
WE'RE PASSED ny THE HOUSE
upon such REPORTS. 1t appears from tho
foregoing admission that Mr.. Cotfroth's son,
who was pcnsEon-clntm agcut before his
appointment rs clerk to Ills fathers Commit
Ice, and who Is aaid to be Interested In clainls
nOw putltllng IN tho rcnsl0ll-Oll!cs ar 5Gforo
Congress, Or both, prepared many Ut tho re-
ports presented tot!ie House by Mr. ColfrotE.
Perhaps tho Chairman will now bo good
enough to explain, what right hn Inns to dele
gate Ills a,th0ritys md responsibility as q
| 1nc,uher of tic l1pllsn .of Representatives,
mid one Of Its Committees,
TO Ills SON. oil To ANYBODY. ELSE, - i.
| especially wllerU the authority so delegated
| nnd exercised Involves thu discussion of
| questions affecting appropriations OF money
from the Public Treasury. As everybody
KNOWS tho llouse Of Representatives pnsscs
or rejects claim upon tho report of Com.
, 1880-12-23

BpEt@4 D1spdefh to Tho Chtedgo 1f1blhs4
CLEvELASD, O., Dec. a3.-Chef John A..
Deilnett, Of tho Fire Department, was austcd
from Office at tho n,ccting of tho Doard of
Fire Commissioners to-night, for violation Of
the rules. It was charged that he iiatl arto-
gatcd unto himself certain Jurisdictions III
the management Ut tho Department which
tho Hoard considered belonged exclusively
to tlloii, nINt was also arbitrary toward Ills
men; consequently lie was summoned to
appear for trial this morning will, the above
result. Chiot Bennett haa held his position
for several years, alu! was we'll known to
ilroulen throughout tho country. First.
Assistant Chief Dickinson, who Inns been a
hlo,nber Of thu Department for several years,
having risen from the ranks, was nppolMted
to fill tho yacllllcy cauhud by uuunettfs dis
MlsYal.
, 1880-12-23
THE pONCAS.

Sp<eta( Dt.pateh to The CHICAGO Tribune.
WAsIt1SoroS, DC, Dec, aa,-Tho tlele-
gntton Of I'oncn Chiefs who received mr.
mission sou,o weckHngt, IN visit tl,plr "(;rcat
Fathern hero have arrived. md nro n1lnr-
tered Mt tho Globe lIotcl OH + street, ThIs
morning Secretary Schurz Ind n powwow
WITH them nt the Department Of tie Inferior.
md hp Invited Gen. Crook. Mr. Stlrkncy. mi
Mr.. Walter Allcu. OF tI,o recentIy-npuolutr
pol,ca Commission. tn ho prrsrnt. Spneclcs
were ,nndoby Staining unirato. 3Vhitn Enrlr.
and two otI,er ChEefa. in which tlev dEsc,nsc,i
tint thoy desired to rctuntn permanently Ii,
their npw homes In The Iml1nn Reservation.
md to sell my title they mte|,t have to
r,t,u, or y r.ror. ,,o,tra
40 t,,o,, iii ,,,t ,r,sts ~ ra,,,r,, sr,,, In.
s'o"." s''e ""s' !'o1' WV ""'o uuo4 ..'s
.n .,p e1un.s 1'sp.. su"es'p "l.. ssIt.ns tiat
.i's, .ey s's,,. Ms.o ~ aqa"" a"e an e'u,
s!oy iuy s"o.n''s" o.. ., osei..y ouM"z. itls
,ns.!''a!eu W .o Vppon.n.s ~ lnv lMtesaot
...s. ~ a.un''a 'l's pes.i , s".o
!"As seAou'eu MN .",. p'o"A'. ttoau '9a t"se "
meoa pa'pua ."o H'ut.ut .,,l, W p'k onuau
"'u .Ao ue"'l' ., o1nel e.!'e1s maso con'-
Wese!y eo"eu ~ suts"ulo' 4ucse ~
"sscI.l'!ts l'''s INV "a's'. -u soh'h'1asa't WI!
ea1e1uiy o@nt'l'he. 4ehtNn'a' WHO neaso
tne eh!'fe sla1enent 'haae ny the I.olca
Chle1s to-tay sa'a nat ltohl tno'F eSlaehce
there could 10 .....-.
No FoSsIhLE DOUBT
but that mr. oclisfz's position III mo matter
Was cht!Fc!y correct, anu TINT TIC 0pp0sltloi',
enKincofen by I!bbles, Ut olnal!a. anu Wy the
Indian g'r1. bright Eyes, was line piece Of
sentth'enta!'sin which nay captured some u
tne eht!'!slasta OF tno EASTERN cittes, o'lt
, 1880-12-23
rltnry. T.pso gentlemen Will lavo n COLI
ference With the tnsIlnNs Tomorrow.

rltnrr Tllrso gentlemen Will iavo con"
ference With the frHtlnNs Tomorrow.
wAa,nxorox n q, i'm. m-w. y.
t,or.in,, ~ ~ ,,;s arc n,t, srhco,toro
ehs1es' y. ~. i""H' ~ 4a"' ~ ~. .aana,,so.s
utsS, 1's,, s", ,,'n,r,S,o,os IN.
~ hlo .eet'F'ta tu''e4cs " ''e' IN. r'"'. 1'I u
llycrcd their Electoral votes to Vlcc-lfcsl'
''e"t "!1ee;er r,,n ,,',,9; '1,ay ;,r,,r INTEREST
MIN ,r,.nasn., vs ,,os r,,,hnrza,t tho novn,c,,t
n ~ ,,'' ~, .,anf @ in ;.amai ln" lnn'
10 ~ 'nln i)ec' ~ oL tllo li1teicat uslc o''''
w tne pu1'ilc aept. 49,. ...-... .
No sf'eclaI Instructions wore Issued fe-
carrying 'e Ilrfnsa o. umi'ca 9 s.e.es oons
flxnl e'r ,ntna ~ iIeSs ta ',nst "' ,th w betweetl
SJ OK, 600 M.ltl +, ,GU,t00 Ut tcsu boitts have
lic&m ntlrcl,1set,, ltavl!'E but Hbt'iit S8oV,oo
falling ttuo DEE. II t' bp redeemed.
THE PRESIDENT
'>'"'''~N' wv sr,, ,,,.,, .r..
c.,,,,,.,. t,!a...s.ap nitn"'s ,,l',., ~. ~ c.1
,.,n'p ,,t,m,, .ns III t,,,',,,,n ~ ui"t".
inriit .nwi1,ts t1o nvnrmne nt,,rtn.r ri strn,ll-
bOals illspcctCtl, aid tl.o average amount Ut
contingent expenses Of ills ijnrean during
With ihu four yrnrs i,rcsctlitn. Ii sllows lint,
from s7:, to 67lt Inclusive, tic nycrnga ,,ll,l.
hcr of Hscal,llhlats Inspected annually Was
A1aI, n.Ml thy nyeraEn cnntinge!,t gxl'cl,sss
!Ier a'lti,ini Sis,hEl wllg, from is17 to lsso
numbered 4.aTt with IN a'inunl ayerage Of
contingent cSpci'sps nggrc1atlnE s'shi4.
:. CONCENTRATIONS.
'Tbe Senate confirmed tho following Post
mi s.trs; *, H. Cooper, ut Uni0iI Clty, lid,
i. Il. Curry. ut T'c(ers.,lIrE. ill.,: b. Ne.
El,tclleu,t nt Afni1tster, Nfich,: Wn:,l Vim.
I:usri,. nj O,l,.hoit. Ia: AirH. Gorn ", liar
rts, Mt butler. Mo-: Tiroii6re +, Hinriser. Of
rilory. " ~ D'0
ss;;.o,,, ,x,.rs,.,, .r,,v
, 1880-12-23
NATIONAL BANKS.
nAYAnDs bill ESLAfdlNG THEIR PRIV.

.WAsnlNaToS, d. G., Dec. aoa.-Scnator
Bayar,l introduced bill today to amend tho
MISUNDERSTANDING law. It proposals "to
nmend Sue. 5,17l of tllo Revised Statutes 80
ttat any banking association n,akInk; k;tho re-
lutEesl deposit Of bonds shall be entitled to
receive circulating notes equal to but not to
exceed 70 per cent Of the par value Of bonus
depnsltell, md that Mt no tinle sllall the total
amount Of circulating notcsso Issued exceed
the amount actually paid in Of It's capital
Stock" 1t Is MISC proposed to repeal Sec
5l76 Of tho Revised Statutes, which provides
that no bnnking association Organized sl,bse-
qnent to July II, 1870, sllnlt have circuta-
ton ln excess of S500,000.
, 1880-12-23
liOURls.


Tho unruly monibors apologtzed, Al seen olso-
wharol
On motion Of I. Wood. II WIS ordered that,
when tho Funding bill is next taken up, all gun
ernl lubute upon 1t shnll bo lmitod 10 ono dny.
Sir. Cly1ner, from tho Appropriations Commit-
npprOpElates $2Ii ,nt. nysi,lBt $ 4a5 200 aI,-
prnprlMtud for 1881. Ordered prIntuI. :
Mr.. t}tot,,t, from tho snn0 Committee, report
Ell Il bill appruprtating {2,b0Q for tho expenses Of
the lnternMtionnt Sanitary Conference ut Wast-
Inytnn nuxt .Iunuary. Pissed.
At 2:25 tho iiuuso adjourned till the eth Of
january,
, 1880-12-23

Special Dsspateh to Ins Chicago TF1bnns.
Lupts0roN, Mich, Dec. "a suit Of
general interest to lunlbtrnIen has been
finished after lengthy trial in tho Circuit
Court to-day, In. which tho right Of tho
Boom Cotnpatly wns contested tn levy the
l0ccnt tax, and tliscriu,lnato, III sorting
charges botWebls large nlnl sma!l lots OF logs.
'rhesa pulnts were decided against the Boom
COlIuUNY.
, 1880-12-23
RETIRED FROM COMMAND.

1P9El1G DaF1{{N n tn CHs1Qo s7sou"'
ST. PAUL. MIun., Dec. 94a-lt Is under
stood lera that the President has tnssruc1su
tho Secretary Of Wag to retire Col, calAn
from tho command 1T Fort Yates, Til ace'aa.
OF tho Standing agitation. or aoahaoa
the post. aud distribute It's troops INV s'<
tlouca there at othef: poIAts on tia fsont'ss'
, 1880-12-23

st. Paul GInbf. Wt. II .
Gen. John a. GlbbUn, C4,lonpl IT the Seventh
United 6tAtos ln5Antfy. statlunetl ut Fort Bnelt.
In the tirst yoars Ut tho :" lAtu uupleasantncss,"
nut with ~ exe'tlnx, mud what calle near heillx
littlo after o'cIuck, tbv GGnor,il driving biz
ray1rlt tenn or bnys attached to IL halt upon
tloutle-scale4 carr!uKc, tho driyeruf I'LL uuloa1ud
GeheEaFs, startling them int, run. Thu frlxht-
encd hoEses brnke dllgonally across tho struet,
Wttra they callldest With q stationary sleigh,
, 1880-12-23
WASHINGTON.
The House Spends Three
Hours Over Tuesdays
lndecencies.
Weaver and Sparks Allowed
- to Mako Speeches Of
Contrition.
Weaver'a Apology Evidently Sincere
&. That Of Sparks Less Manly
and Satisfactory.
The House, Fuling itself Implicated in
the Seri1lnage, Drops tho
Affair.
Judge Woods Confirmed De-
spite the Bourbons-The
Ponca Chiefs at the
Capital.
Springer's Scheme for Congress"
sional Representation on the
Illinois Plan Of Voting.
Coffrotf's Son Acting ns n Con-
gresslnn,i-Six Millions for
the mississippi.
Senator Vest Expunges the Record
Of His Recent Remarks on
Old John Brown.
Springer's Scheme for Congress"
sional Representation on the
Illinois Plan Of Voting.
Cof'roth's Son Acting ns q Con-
Ercss,na.-Six Millions for
the mississippi.
Senator Vest. Expunges the Record
Of His Recent Remarks on
Old John Brown.
Tho Army Appropriatians-Fanalug Program
Tho Bul1do1ers' confrmalloas-
Many Holes.


ACT OF CONDONEAIENT
GRAND DOUBLE p.AlrTEttnE ExItIilr1ON.
Sptcta! Dt,pafth to The Chicago 7Tthnne-
WASHINGTON, D. T., Dee. 2a.-:tfte House
tp-tiay calAe tn lamu and !lnpotcht colt
c!us0n In Its attempt tn ylntlicato its dignity.
It not only declined to exppl the offending
nemburs, but 1t even defeated, by n larEo
majority, Il proposition to inquire whether
my os,o sliou1t ba punished for tho otEel,se
Tint wns committed. Three munbers-b0w-
n,a,t Ut Massachusetts, McLnnc Of Mary
tatld, aud Brow1, nf 1,,tann-unierlook 10
secure son,o action which should scent to
yirtlica.a what the gentlemen, In their rcso-
lutlons, were pcnscd to call the dignity Of
tho House. Bowman proposed THO very
radical euro of immediate axpulslon.> Nc
Lime, who, OH various occasions, llas put
himself forward as
THE KEEPER or THE CONSCIENCE AND THE
MANNERS
Of tile House, suggested bungllng plan,
which, III effect, would leave tho offenses
without punishment. 1o proposed that tho
House should pass resolution requiring
Weaver md Sparks to. apologize. Brown
proposed tic inevitable Investigation, to fInd
out, doubtless, whether or not the House
needed y[ndlcatlon. ald, II so, how It could bo
yinttlcated. lie was particularly anxious
TINT tile affair should receive publicity. a.
master 10 which tic press OF tho .co,ln-
try had given more liberal attention
than. Brown, in. Ills speech, contemplated.
This Congress lla8 alre1Aty lad several spcci-
mems Of these Investigations tn discover
whether any Of its members has committed
dishonorablo nets.
THE LAST ONE
, 1880-12-23
TAILURES.


ALBANY, Ga.
MACON. 0n., Duc. so.-llle failure of Welrh
& 1}acoi,. Of Albany. ill.,. Is reported. Lila.
bilitles, $4,000 'ria firm did general
warehouse, merchandise. aiut bunk b,,sjnrss
MID WIS regarded as strong.
, 1880-12-23
J)lt'tstkf1i't'.

DErnolr, Mich, Dac. aa..-T. II. rIatt A.
Co.. manufacturers III liquid lmfn!s IN til.
city, l,nyu nlnae ut assignment. i.iabitIrs
not known.
, 1880-12-23

linycd this IN lo Mr. SchuH's aim, hut ho
ntllcf TINT ho ttlA not believe tic President
would permit II until the Special Commission
Ind time aid Opportunity to give tic matter
Sonic investigation.
, 1880-12-23
OCEAN STEAMSHIP. NEWS.

QuEENsTowN. Dec. a.,-Arriycd, tho steam
or iIoela, from Boston.
NEW YoKK, Dec. 2a.-Arrlyed. the stoan-
Ships Wisconsin. from Liverpool: Anchor,
from Glasgow; Dothnta, from Liverpool;
FrisIas from Hamburg.
, 1880-12-23
, THE WEATHER.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFlcETE
WAsn1xaroS, D. G., Dec. as.-l n. m:-For
Tennessee and tho Ohio. Valley. generally
cloudy weather, occasto mi light snow, noftl-
cast to northwest. winds, and during ths
night lower temperature:
Fur tic LnWer Lake region, generally
cloudy weather and Hight snow, northwest to
southwest winds, becoming variable, stations
nry or a light fall In temperature, aud rlslng
followed py falling barometer,
For tho Upper Lake region md tho Upper
Mississippi aud Lower. Missouri. Valleys,
colder and partly cloudy weatllcr, light snow
In tho first md southern portions Of tho last
l,nmed district, Winds mostiy from north to
west during tic day, shifting 10 south and
west during tho night, with falling baro ,uc-
ter md rising temperature III tho last-nan'ea
districts.
, 1880-12-23

"eAt'eo o'hRteton' "i 1ilt,o's' hlca',"hl4o
-. Forf1 WEAvE1t AND sfAf1Rs
were permitted 10 nlnkc tfeir apologies.
weaver made Ills III very frank, sinlplet
anu sincere why. 1la agreed will, every
tll'ng tlint everybody Ind snl.l III tlcnuncia.
taon OF the scenes OF yesterday. acknowledged
Tint they vera wrong ,lnparliamcnlary. ard
nn}tstif'oble. mid gladly apoloRlzctl to tho
ilottse. lto lcft no p0ssiblo uonbt, however,
ny his lang,lngc, manner. OF expression.
That 1t was to tho llousa h" apologizetl, nnl
nnt to air. Sharks. Sparks III liko manner,
Win MORO hesitation al'u less sktl, nntlc. Il.
substance. TIC snmo ,apoloEy, Initiating
Weaver III tint lle WIS careful to make 1t MP
narcht TINT MS apology WIS 10 tho linlise,
anil hot to weaver. Singleton pressed l1s
motion, a1d ttwns carried by
4 LA1.uE VIVA yocE VOTE.
Desperate efforts were mntlc to prevent
rccoril yolo npnn tho question. However,
there were cnnugl wllo thought tlIat The
1tns,se ought not to be trItlctl with tn insist
Upon n vote by yens and nnys, which was
Ind, md the Singleton lnottol, ,,reynEtetl by n
vote OF it4 ycus to n tlnya,-just One mnrc
than uuorum,-so the gtent scandal Of yes-
teruay fl olltl.al IN
TIE GREATER FARCE OF TODAY.
Tho ltouRu 1las decided TINT II i,as no dignity
worth yfndicntlng Or worth inQMlriiH about.
F1oM "TllE HECoHp."
=. 10 the a1fs'trn A''eetattd i'7ess.
WASHINGTON. ID. e. Dec. 3.-Aftcr prayer
By tic Clnriat,t, tho Speaker, rs Is usual,
directed the Clerk to read the journal Of yes-
fertlny, Wllcrclpn'l air. Bo"inah rose to u
question OF privilege rclattve TO tho tisRrace'
ful proceedings which had occurrctt III the
llonse Yesterday. .-..