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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-17

Groceries,
CorFEE-Rio common, l2h@Iic; fair 13H@I5c;
@30hc
TEAs-Imperal 50aG5c Young Hyson, loa6O;
Oolong, i5@60c; Japan 6O@65c.
SuGARS-We quote: Powdered l2Ac; crushed,
l2Gc granuatcd, nc: standard Al, nix; extra,
Z l0h; Louisiana white clarified, II to llG; vel.
low clarified II to Ike choice, loo; prime,
9kc; fair 9Ac.
MoLAssEs-Loulsiana choice, Csc; prime SOC:
fair To good none In market
PoTAToEs-S3 756l4 % per barrel, and 81 6S Der
to 81 20 bushel.
SWEET PoTAroEs-sl.50 per buShel.
0NIoNs-st per barrel
MoE-Wholesalo "a to SH.
SAlr-ln barrel, 81 so; Liver pool in sacks sl75
al IS.
CRACKERs-Soda, Y, 81; Xxx, o. xxx, 10 Y;
cream, II; ginger snaps, llA.
soAr-Olivc, g per box; blue India, x 10,
bars, 50 ~ per box y Id, bars, 81 70 per box III
bars, 8 % per box. Eureka Soap, s. IS, Cy.
BRANs-7iI to Sc per pound.
CANDLEs-star. full weight 70 10.
CHEEsE-ljlse,
lIoMINY AND GRIrs--s6 to 6 50 per BARREL
DRIED ArPLES-Sis@9k.
DRIED PEAcHEs-Unpeeled, none peeled liz
per pound.
PlcKLEs-sii SO@i2 per barrel; half barrels
81; firm.
Coal onc-lio deg fire, test in barrels, lie
In eases. s. 20
CLOTHES PlNs-Round Csc; spring, 81 per box
MEAsuREs-h bushel, iron bound, S. 80 80.
DOZEN Wo.hoop pals, s. To- throe.hoop So Is;
Tups-Thrce nest 81 SO@2 30; eight nest 50.
No |, 50 so per dozen No. 9, IS So No. Z, I 5 pei
Era, 81 5000 20.
WE'LL BUcEErs-si OO@a 25 per Dozen
| PowDIR-S6 Go per key of IS pounds; 10y, dc
q 6S ca do 81 30; blasting kegs, 81 80.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-17

All but very small percentage of the re-
ceipts at st. Louis consists Of the production
of Texas and Arkansas.
In brief, the facts show Conclusively that
the increase in the overland is due solely to
n more rapid marketing of the crop from
the bottom lands adjacent to the Missis-
sippi river and tributaries, and from the
State of Texas. Similar causes have also
affected the movement to and via New Or
leans. The receipts at delivery ports com
pare as follows:
This Year, Last Year.
Hult ports. ,......,.,,,,, 81, 7Si $50 93g
Atlantic portS............ 70Gi5s sgGSs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-17

Iron, Nails, Wire, Etc.
way and Sweden, 100 ''"'' NV
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-17

Molasses barrels 81 50 halfbarrcls, 81 2S kegs
75c; sugar barrels, 55 halfbarrels, 49, hoop poles
per 1000, Sl2.
, 1881-06-19

:. Cnifr.H INSTRUMENTATION cyiindc. press, the
Iar.rrst r. th.. wor.; ,,i;Ide expressly for this
runna,,y. ;,n,l i.,stil,., 5000, TAis. besides
l,ei,,,r :. wnnlrflti 1'irrf Ut machinery, is i
i,sn,ififui nr,,:,n,nrf htiur silver and nickel
,,1ata.; uni ~ t. ;,,,n v,rf- ~ r1abnrate ms to
iIe .,..u ''I ii., ~" ,vnr ~ .,r,,ental
rp t,,,, 4'AT ,,,.'.,,,n;ra1 ,nacl,int. fnr
cycry-,lar use 1'irn,,..nu,,t the whole works
NM, ,,-nr ,,,,;rtr mi tr,1,,r and tra,ren,jh
nictnriai 1nsrnrs IN .rn,yins, ,:oIors billing M
in r,.ur OF every uress at each revolution.
Uurl. hoyes wrrt. heinz labeled and prepared
tor Shipment. and t,ur reporter noticed coli
;,.,r,,,,I ,,,,}
, 1881-06-19

cal, be rented With all modern 't+ .,,.n
for ~ DER month. The retli-c5tate !.'sn,
While they talk very finely anonl pa.'nS :, "e .,e
in full, are content 10 nave tnils.o ~, ~ and
nj nr..sent, since tile taxes are ye!y loM 1i'l
thav Iorr, by prolongins the lit1safloll III,
dcfinitIy to tire out the cretllota., tha;.
thc State courts have got thiouga .A -,
DELAYS the United Safes courts VIII ni'1 ,., ~
take hold IF the matter, for ulere ri;soth VIZ in
foreign holders of real estate IN EllzaDe,M u,
and any one ol them can carry tue casG erhp w
to tie United States Supreme Court. ,,,,.: hnc
people were indignant tor u slle, ~ nus ~ m
they are taking, It easy. The cletl'tuI 80 +ta,-
moving very carefully ~ Tie !lale'tii tii ,nnIi
leopard their interests i'll otaef cH1e' u ''A~
"When those improvements, SO callcH, Gu
were in progress application was l1iaue ~ ,,f LnG
courts for some action to restrain luei'!. pets ~
it was then held that they were to PC pau ior
liz tie property along the line where tneS
were making. The persons making tne ~,
plicati0ll, though having large lMteresl. III
Elizabeth, hal 10 property where ttis omti1-
ing sriliron of roads was helils eo!.tr"S:,;
enfi 1l1ey were thrown ont OF court. Now
these same courts declare that tue boitls ale
a lien IN tho whole property OF tue cllizclls.
There is 50 far no idcil OF repllu1atlt'li ~
sealing. Trough many OF the bolltls Wele
fraudulent. ami this can be 50 proft;li' p. "3
holders there is Il disposition to pay the pfii,
ciual in every case. The people. however, 70
not mean to be turned cut Of their homes I'd
Reach @ tllis result. We are Il law-aliding com
inunity and can, if the worst comes, govern o,tr-
selves for time If this thing were settled II
would help to build up the place accor4tnS
to lis natural advantages, for at present II Is
mt the amount Of the taxes, hut the ullccr-
tainty Of the whole thing that repels invest
mc,t. The city is growing, however, anu we
can show by tie census that tilese troubles
lave not had a worse effect than the check
ing OF our extension"
, 1881-06-19

PREsRYTERIAS.
alf. REV: HENRY r. MILLER WILL ,.r,,,,,-.
WtcSa WtsS ano evening III the Srth cI,rrh .,,
tile Church Should Sin:' o'n"'e SUBJECT: why
,ra,',s n.'E k;f AfTIiEK sw.,ZEY II n ,,,.,
nt ~ tle Forty-first Street Church At 1ii a.'L
t-ni,id aih RE'. H. NJ. W'OGiEy PRt-,f,iI.Ss ~. -,
AtS T. "''a t"liforntn-ay..
h,;,ittE ,mihE EEv: r. SCHULTZ rltE,t1,t,s ~ r,,,,
i'eoct-aSs., II 1:la y. H. ~' S'oo1"port ttiid
.ti. lst.e IT, II MfORKtlf4 D. D. WIFI ,,p,,.,,
W. ax ,c eve;!i';s in the Eighth Church s.att1
"1atalhetoh ;tnu i;uacy-st- eo'c c"3her VI
Inv, .lE, nEt. g. l. ". SCOIT H. n t,t. r,,,,,,,
- 't"ss MI preach in the SECOND t'rr - ~
H. u. NO evening servicc ~'t"tc" II l0:i1
la, ~, ~. NEF H. II. WALKER pREtt,,1ts ,,o,,,~
oI I4tart:.-sl. 4'A Ihurcti cnrnur
IN w1lE IL REV. H. ". coI.,1sst,S 1j:r,tt, ,,.,,,
near North Clark -st t"'' avenue Church,
IleoF. !. w FISK u I, vr,,
Trrnrnns I" tic ttr:t Church. e.n, . rfEAI THE
Chapel. HIS Stute-*: 'eA''ces II the ltai!rtL.d
nd -. .sa~E mEV~E T. e OGG:14 rl.EafYfc4 unt,x,x,,
aiiu " est JacA>u1-SlN e""'e'i' c"tntF Feor4
r,arai,; f tEs ~ JAMES ESAfACLaEGtIIaS p,{r,,,,.,
4unrMn'nn1 n1'u evening ut the Scotcn Chnr", Eo !aEo
,aat.Ev- = KEv- ). +. W1sHARp Will,
InIImnma.' 'u eFehsnE In the Fifth Chnrnh csEtttt
n,,4. anu ThirtlcrA-st- 1e" coFner OF
the Thir, r. H., \; Z. kIITltEDGE pRFsc11rc -,
Eycnin. xnttch' corner o. A*hlind unn f,.;o ~
'e SUBJECT The Arosrles Creed ,''@oen-avs!
, 1881-06-19

who has been away from Chicago for several
years. will make his rcappear;,lce at the
Grand Opcra-lIouSe Tomorrow night in
1.-The Celebrated Case-' lie will have the
support Of Miss Rose Woo,l, Mr.. Lewis Nor
risol, II. \. Laugdo,l, Russell Dassctt, Harry
Wood, Theo Roberts, Mrs F. II. Bates,
Alice Hamilton, Eusenia Blair, Ella Wren,
Emily Gavin, and others. Dir. UNcill has
long been favorit with tile Chicago public,
and deservedy 80. lie made the mistake
some years ago OF joining ltr. palmer's COLI
pany, In which he was obliged to assume
parts for which he was totally untitled. Ills
tocatlon plainly is not that Of the comedian,
lAelmlralna and tragedy are his lines. As
1c1'n 3scnnud III The Celebrated Cas2' lie
wil1 nave opportunity to exhibit the best
mere is in lin. Miss Wood, Mr.. Morrison.
;a anu Mr, .ho Forest crest Robinson appeared with him
MANAGEMENT Of the GraMi have u,it.
H,1osHai y, st efforts to present this 'll 1Jay
Ill all respects iii Il fitting manner as ';, :,
scenery, costumes, and stage ucccssor,s ri -
lhtl hope to have The performance ,.nfin.iv
, 1881-06-19

Mr.. DAILY designs Introducing another f:lrcr-
comedy, and the assurance is given that it
will be one Of the best of its class Certainly
if success i'll other cities is any criterion The
promise will be fulfilled; and rs the ':Hiy
Nona!za'' was 4 worthy beginning. of the
series, SO it may be hoped that Ne.tlics a1pl
Pins - will fifty speak the epiloE. Whatever
may be the texture Of the play itself, it is to
have the proper representation. Till. com
pally is a good one, including Jarl,t:s lie wis,
John Drew, DiEDy Ueli Charles I."clcrcl,
Laura .J"ycr, Ada lsrlau, May Fielding,
Mrs Charles Poole, aud Mrs. &. IL. t;ii1er1.
with such y company ii should be Il had play
indeed that would not lind favor lit the eyes
of all average audience Without cnterlE,
too mitch into the story. it may do 10 say i'll
general that the motto Of it is:
Needles and pins, ncs.ilcs and pins,
When II n.uu murrieS hts trouble begins.
4 young wolItan discovers tile youthful
follles Ut Ill elderly beau, ami surprising
aftsle!n to te Vt modern date attributes them
as1O his SON. that There is Il nursery r1:,esty
u injected il, the performance, acted by sonlt
alof the best members of the company ;upt said
:, Ia De quite the feature Gf the ertlliu.,-l1l
T. admirable little bnrlesslue il, one act. Wit!,
= these Inducements attractiyely put forth, it
6 will be surprising il Mr.. DAILY .lueS not have
: large house II greet the leappcarauce of
| his company.
, 1881-06-19
POPE B0B,S RELIGION.

| Far Thr Chicago Tiibunt.
lie laughs them al to scorN.'
am the greatcs, man tho world has ever sccn-
| Hattie up ting tang III Tic UNI Il tn!
! Since the earth was first begun lonc other suct
have Uecu-
| Rattle up Il ting tang tu tic um a ta.
preach unto the liyinE-I cnrc not for he dead
| What's the future to. man when his stomach
! cries for bre,?
| i head
| Rattle up Il ting tang tu tic umata!
they tell me Of IL wlnd'rer in far-ofr Galilce-
Rattle up Il ting ting til tie tm II til!
Il very poor philosopher when once compared
with n,t-
| Rattle up Il thug tang tn tie nm Il tn!
nun Of little learning, carpenter by trade,
| With -sc:lnty fouu anu ruinent, from place tC
place he st17lyetl:
Now lock nj all the shekcls already l have
made
Rattle up ting tang tu tic um ta.
There arc too many sparrows for nc to keep ac-
Rattle up ting tang tn tic u1n alta:
There arc to nany prcachius 1.-The Sermon on
LII let the pour fanatics Its many changes ring;
Their purses will be lighter the more its charms
study religion for the money 1t will bring
Rattle np ting tang tu tic lm IL ta.
The story of the lilies they ME advise to read
Rattle up II ting tam. til tie Ia!
And point to Inc tho parable OF the mustard
w., Hattie W Il ting tang tu tie um n tui
They tctl how: the Savior raised, with kindly,
The helpless and afflicted, who grew strong at
am reapns my reward from the dollars in tho
land
Rattle up IL ting tanS tu tic um Ia!
Ah, my friends, there's nothing like this posi-
fhhf5
=, Rattle up y ting tang til tic u1n nta.
There's nottlu. halt ST. wise us tho maxitns
which teach
Rattle up Il ting tang tn tic u11 ia!
luur Savior Taught tho muititudcs upon the
open shore,
And said sonlc very pretty things had nc'er been
said before:
But forgo, to rent building, and sell tickets ut
thu door
Rattle up ting targ tn tic Inn tn! :.
Now here. before leave you, let mt say part.
lug word
Rat1e I'd IL ting ting tn tic um n til!
VI tue many people answering me OF course you
AlI have flctrti-
Katte un u ting tan, tu tie um IA:
III let little secret our: My religion is all chAI:
Ihey charge my airy nuninys with lngic's heavy
The way ;;' to fight aushcr Is to fight him with a
Hart!e l,p :! ting tang tu tie um a tn!
JUNE J., ISL. o. T. w
Ladies' fine Silk and Balbriggau Under
wear at
G. Y. CouT-ASr IL Co.'S,
l4j Stale street.
tSinctes1er's kaypopnoxpn1to~ 60.
nEonchltls, aud stncrai debility. Established
"euty-one years
, 1881-06-19
successful, AMI It Is hoped that the attend
aiare will ,r Il: tr:ls: sufficiently large to per-
init 4 tir verdict IL be returned.
s3>ENT4N. THE MAGICIAN.

SEEN.AN. TIE EN-A{s1tIAN-
btsilis Ill Gil -c:ntlh 1T SlcVic&cr Theatre
Tomorrow night. His performance is
vouchcd for by tllc management of The
theatre rs possessin. great merit. 1t has
bccn highly successful III other cities. The
distribution of gifts which takes place ut
each performance is new thing t"r A1c-
,ic::cr's Theatre, which hl' been III the past
particular about S1,r:l things; and If it Is to
ht. dime at I'LL If coula mt bc ione III better
place. The Gifts are said IL l. rs repre-.
srn;ttl. and il one wants q "ssllt' sotd
watch. nr SS'lyrr" len service. or all ''eie-
CANT " silk dress worth anywhere from 81 tn
$l,0o0 Ar may b. able 10 get it at Mc Ilcker's
-a1lu lie llAy not. q
, 1881-06-19
The Voyage OF II bottle.

I'rnrifencf ,Jn!rnA.
:, u cnampagnc bottle was recently found bv
i1,en]aniln r. Ssson. Il lsher.nAn on the bench
which contained the following writing. ..11,",
ner or th4s lntti: will ptc.tsr return, it to MIR
.5oan i hurs. I;.rsecper on tho steamer I,rts,ol.
Mr lllrns and Mr Mang,.t,,, tue freight ,.icrl.
tnat TINS bottle would never bo seen again. and
t!tnef one Will pay tho reward. Thrown r,rr-
1fard OIL Hlocs Island May 20, lsst. Warr,
three days atloas. - '''i aao
,.;la, Ladies vfne Silk and Babrigsan Under
e. a. CoCr.ASr & Co.'s.
l43 State street
, 1881-06-19
VERS!CtES.
l'ElEII.iCS.

Eacn sunday now Taln'a!e will yell
Again the New Version y: well. we'll,
With his usual biuring
Wen hear him declaring.
lhc King james can 30 now to Hadcs."
r. C. "
, 1881-06-19
Ladies lime Silk and Balbrigsan 1Jn1or
THE CHUItETTES

lEiNE SERVICES WILL, I,E III Il
~ minister's: s"u1cncs W the follow
, 1881-06-19

There was Il man i'll MuscatIne.
a very wOndr0us basso;
Unto his lovely, hluc-eycd queen
lie used TO warbic T,lSsu,
Until her father yanked him clean
on HIS leel Win lasso. H. 4. II.
, 1881-06-19

,, =! , r. 'tn' =. " ADAMS WILL PREACH MORN
AurtA Clark and C2ntre-sts.
nisiO! EA!:t-ONS l'I;EACHES MORNING; AND
IN a. tAuls Church. Washington ant
satptsniSr-sss nt ts Evening subject: Common SENSE
THE REV. j. H. FISHER wIl,. PREACH IN
ene !resos teran Church at Enr!ewot,A ut !: 81 pm
,BISttot CHENEY WILL. PREACH in CHRIST
Eusclt. AchlGsin avenue. 1U:t5 i: nj. Praise
~ @ III tne evehln: win address by bishop Cheney
, 1881-06-19

TIFF: REV. BROOKE. lIEEFUI,D ytrr pnv1rF
HIS nnlh'n. IN the Church OF the IrssIah cDrcel
'laHni;sen ;.ethHe and Twenty -thi7.-s,.
T!!F: REV GEORGE e. MfiS WILL ppEACH
At Unity Church. WALL ti>eA'A
!, TILt: i:E.l. l.. I. CALVIN WILL, .,Hr.fu IN
the Thsu Church Ut iU:l5 II. m "A" 1e'5Aea ~
, 1881-06-19

u.
TIL. TIE REV. Il. DE CHARMS. ot' DENVER. WILL
curer of MtnO:nnee-sI 49, ~''+pe'' 'e"N -
,nd TtE L 4 HEys: M v: Y. pESDLEroS K DE CHARMS
I'll. -, ~, n"s.ock VIII :l's:ak in The Eauu tark len
, 1881-06-19

THE ItE:,. C!IAitit:S r. Eyi:tEST pNEAc11u.
,Inn= md sTsn 3; m fiHnSath cnureh N
THE KEy. Il. 4 WILLIAMS BREACHES yopr
Az and Fnrticth-st-
morning and evening In tho Uhon lrk Church rhiea ec
mcr of Wcsi Washaus.on-s; and .tsh1and-ay. L. eor'
Corner IT Dearborn-nv, and i'arE-rlace. 'nafcA
11 rnE sEy sna :~s E II fxtTr ns'a ray: W.T.! tsu.sa
II sophia ana sloaA*i,-St4- "'ass
rue EEy- EvAKr$ KENT WILL. FgE,c,.
morning ,nd eytn,rtE in Glntun Street Chi,rrh ND
ner Of Clinton and Wilsnn-sts. co..
THE REV. {. ~. TowLE Will PREACH Mop,
Ing and evening IN iethanE Church. coEner Of Psuia.
PROF. WILCOX rREACIIE5 MORNING .~6
evening at the Western-ay M,*.:on nea- Po!kss s'9
THE REV. a. MONROE i'KE.aCl1E:s MosS1y,
rW.,,ts Tpa xxsn'nE 3 at ,ssaaaT rs ":Sa
cye d,Ms =, the i:Tit .feut i1 harc aoSlSd a
TIE REV: r. T., t;OnDWtS ,,I3 iS., rnEAcIiEs MORN
TIE REV. John e. GODDARD PEE3cuc,
morning and evening 1t the Western-av- Chape
BAPTIST.
THE REV. G. T.. l.D::IMtEi:, II. H.. PHE,cu,,
n,,ruI1,s and cyeEtn. in the First Church cnsS
south i'ars-:v. and Tniety-tlrst->t ~otar'
nr M n ysE MEn 3e hc wtxa2 tsat2 h,;t sScES ~ MoE
n,olns f :a aa evening W M il tie Second Ghafcl HSA
THE REV JOSEPH EOWl.Ey Will. pRP.n,
morning and evening III North star Church. Uivi.in
and Set.wic.1-sts- a
YIIf:KEy. J. Il. f;f1RiInE WILL PREACH ,1n,x
Ing nHu evening in the University ract Ehurrh ~''
TIE REV, T.. PERRIN WILL PREACH Nnpp
ing and evening III VI e$terl1 Avenue Church ~
THE REV. ". II. PARKER WILL. PREtr,,
morning and evening 1t the Coventry street aurcsn
THE REV. Il. DE KA1"rISTE Will. pREaru
mnrlltng utd evening In O1tvet Church, Foufth-nr
TIE REV. 4. h. PARKER WILL PKEAru
morning kid cvenEn. In Centennial Church. Iinr1'a
ard JncSsun-Sts-
morning and evening III Mill3rd Aven.e Chu,cat.
lawnt!afe-
THE REV. MIR MEYER Will PREACH M1Pv.
Ing Mnd evening IN the First Herman Church Blcss,.
dixie ana Ilur1n-sts.
GO5PEk MEETING IN THE EVENING AT rBp
Tabernacle, IL Wablsh-av. Is. f. Jacobs Superin
tcndcnt-
THE REV I. L. HAMILTON WILL PRE4cu
morning and evening ut the church Dearborn sad
Yhirty-SiIt'i-sts-
THE REV u. Z. GUM pREACTIEs MoRS1yc
and evening In tile South Church. on Lock-st neas
Areher.av.
THE REV. +, f. HUBERT, D. D., WILL.
preach mOrnin. and evening in the Fourth Chnnch
corner at West Washington and tnulua-sfs.
THE REV. H. Z. LELAND WILL PREACH Al
the Dearbru-st- Church. corner hirtJ-six.n-st il
the morning. and conduct son: service in the eyen-
Ing.
, 1881-06-19

t LIE KEY. w; IT, RYDER WILL rREACE
80. @ nsau evening in St Paurs Church 5icutgan
sn's si.,ns services nt the Church OF tho Re,icemer
children. eoHuuctea ~ o'
, 1881-06-19
1QTIEHAN.

,r,'rat:K n1aE KEY; CHARLES kOERNER rEEAcuH:
oc:lebtrn-ay. and Erie-St. ~
q. ~ -, :; sEs w ASIiME.An SClfAEFFER PREACH
iinvna 49," L. nj N Tie Wicker Park Church, curne
, 1881-06-19

CHRlSTIAN.
THE REE. q. i. Ht-Itt: FSS BREACHES MORN.
lls ana evening. in the First Church, c1rner }ndana-
;av. and TweRtY-,lf;t-sc
Nix BARTON W. JOHNSON, EDITOR OF'T;tE
talJt +'f> preches THIS morning. and T.. ~ Grufun
in's cvenil III the Western Avenue Church. near
THE KEy. L. w. ALLEN IKEAC1iES MORN.
inE ana evening IN the south Side Chtrch cnrner
Itliric-4y- aud Thirteth-s. e"' eoAAs
, 1881-06-19

THE WOM.iN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPER avCE
Inon ho1A daily t;u<pel n,,.ct:ngs 20 rss,e1i
-Andt'oll-st. and .tiv:,t,c-cuur,, 1A'A~ '
TILE REGrLAK SUNDAY st~rFryoox rrN
laMce meeting will be held 1T tho chu ri, oorner b
Sooie and Uniu-sts. ar4 u'c.ucS. ~A1A~n e"A~@ -
, 1881-06-19

Wincte*Ier'a klypopiroxp;Itoz
VIII cure consumption, coughs, weak lur,rs
bronchitis, aud general tlctlllty. Established
twenty one years.
, 1881-03-04
DYING HARD.
THE CI.OAINti HOURS,

apsstat nhpctei' 10 1hs Chicago fttbun&
WAs1llSaToS, Alnrell !, aa.u.--At this hour
tha House IL Il HceMc ut tho wiItlrst disorder
The Sergeant ut ArllIs ~ gning about
With tho lDace, htA bR.lgo Of
office, yninly ende,lyorlng to restore order.
Fhs speaker Is p0wcrcss. Ills vuico cuunot
be Heard. III tbs din Ills gayel
fails poWerless. Ona reason II that the
llol!se IL really In II suspended ssatr, awntt-
Ing conferences tep0rts upon the gruat bills,
II Is not deomet advisable 10 tako n
recess, Hna 1t IL porl,aps wiser that
full vent BlIoull bo gtyei, 10 animal n1l other
spirits than the opportunity sIloul.l be given
f0r tho passaga OF bills which might contain
jobs.
t'sMlrllltstUlsED nls0NDElt 1lEtaSs SUPREME,
ana II promises to continue until the confer.
enccs aro reauy.
a:lb A. u.
At this hour tho conference report on the
snn!try Gtyla l,as reportcd TIM appropriation,
of S7s U0 for tlis Iealtllctte. Thu conference,
repott OIL tile Sundry ciy!l bill WIS agyced 70.
THE NECOMn.
tn ehs tPtstsr7s Asioctatsd l'TEss.
WAsulS0TON, ID. c.. March ,4.-3lr. Single
ION tlll.). at feW lhlnlltes past ~, raisEtl q
pulnt ot order that tAe It'll Ut Marcll having
afrlyea., the FUrty-slxtA Congress Ind OK
plrct by limitation. There. was mt
gentleman on this floor WIN
snitld say the 4th ct March I,nu not arrived.
lte pfoceouea to asEue, rather oxcltedly, In
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WAsl11yorOy. u. e.. AFnrcI, n-trnyt NJ fin
rosl,,nn,ia,, ~ S,ar,tn.., G SI..n o'>S " @so
,,WAslftSnT0N. March !. tHsl-Tu TIC Han. Il. II.
I!ues, President of tic United Statfa-MY DEAR
S1H: Having Gcrn Glcclvl II 1ne,lbcr Ut tho
resign tho ulco nf Secretnry uf tho Treasury 10
tnkn effect this uy Il, THUS severlnK n,ir nl1acal
% ielatinns, ,!yall myself of THO opportunlty to
thMuka fur tho support ind usststn,lei y0l hu 20
uniformly given silu III tho ,Ilremrpe nE tho
plclHant nle.nnres my friendly nsssOcut.on y iii
f"n @ ~ ~ nietitnr Ut yot,r Caolnct atld snl fol-
S " HI Sr 1etlse,nes. frntn your grc4t
Vnrv t1,iv 'Y rn ncsi wxes At nsnest rStnfd'
''''' =, .'',M"' ,s,,',.,, 'o'' '"''''"NS'
Secretary Sherman tauk leave tllis after
noon of tllo of,lcers nlc,pluyts Of tho Treas
urv flemar,u,ont ,vho hui n.sn,,,,,,nd ,n lie
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tho other sltlo, giving II n majority af thir-
teeli, atnl upon It's t'nal passaKo III thu House
tho yate wns li' TO lt:L : '
THERE WE'RE SEVENTEEN nEAIocRATs AND
NINE uEEESnACkENs
who ,yoteI for It. PENNSYLVANIA, Indiana,
nlltl New York EavH tlG turning yost's oil tito
Drthocrat!c side on tll, first consideration III
tha, WI. because 1'ennsyivani1. gatms ono
,mier :wi. Delts,o"sesr. s C"ifroth Ryan,
n,, nm, WrIsl'' %f penn;yii,san'nl l,ck,!el!.
with tho Republicans ut first. On tho final
passage tbs following l)c,nocruts n,tl
i;rtenhnckers yntrl with tllen.: .l}eItzhoOver,
!'ennsylvamta;, lierry. California; Ilckncll,
9nd ps ia Matyr, tvsliana; fsitsi,t, tieorga;
syth, 1i!lnois; liIst,., Iowa; It'll, ohio;
;;'',"Sss' n;. nT;sXas; l.ad, Mime; NGw, lns!Iana;
Russell, North Carotna; .scnyilIe and Specr;
George Stevenson, Illinois; rtltmantf, suntIi
CarollEn; Weaver, lowa:, Whiteaker. Ore.
goM: Wright and foruln,, 1'ernsylvantn.
Tie fatriicss Of tic ol'l,llber-3iD--
CANNOT lie NEAsoSAnEy DISPUTED
from IL partisan Or sectional point Of view.
nns rh9 ,,rIs,',. %'oIe .,.,: sSe my be IT, propssly
Northern States llayo is7 members. and tho
Southern States luN members. 1t Is upon this
EHnt'|Ha tHtf Alo UpHAtlHe4 .HlTu lllE Dllt lOT
''tN members glyes tho SOutli MS
iIilch ttltorest In tho now u.l-
dition OH Its, snnller cnp'nl MS it
gives the Nortl, will, It's large capltat-
namely: tllirtecn each. Frnln another
pOiMt ot View tic Northern Statts
llaye gnined 6,50000D, n,,d the Southern
States tour and half millions during
TIC pass ten years, and tho bill gives
tlie, ,,, North with It's gnin, OF two
millions of population III excpss
Ut The Southern 1l,Greasn n,lly the same nlln,-
her Of new members tint ire given t0 the
South. 1t Will bu Il seriuns problem In the
future, however. 10 SECURE n reduction Of the
membership Ut tho Iinllse.
AL1,EADY TOO 1.ARlE,
for neither pnrty Interests, sectional inter-
tsts, nor personal interests cun contemplate
4 reduction In humber, Mntl these severn! In
tgrcsts mako up tllo governing Influences Mt
E0nEreys.
Az IL lnto hour last night tic bill was III tho
liands Ut tho Census Committed Of the
Senate, will, n probability tlmt it would
be taken nV for consideration.
The only cause for lis failure III Tint body,
Il such prove 10 be tile result, wol,lu ie
the nntagnhsln Ut certain extrGn,,
Southern Democrats. mil future wol,l,
lrtyc that tho Democrats hare been rs III
Glicere III this us In many other matters In
Wh!cti they have professcd general public
interest,