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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-10

TUX Denver and Rio Grande Rail-
road Company have notified the New
York Stock Exchange of an issue o.
So, 200, 900 of its capital stock for the
purpose of extending its line In Color
ado to connect with the Denver, Rio
Grande and Western Railway at the
boundary of Utah, and for laying a
third rail and making other necessary
changes. The stock, it is claimed,
has all been negotiated in London.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-10
Auditors Notice to taxpayers.

A UDITOR's OFFICE, WHITE PINE
"A County, Neveada, December |, 1881.
| have his dav delivered to the District
Attorney Of White Pine County tho Delin-
quent Tax List Tor the fiscal year. 1881, and
unless the Taxes therein speciii d are pnid 10
ths Comfy Treasurer as EX-0hieio Tux Re-
ceiyer Thin twsntv co DAYS from The date
hereof. action will be comm need BY III Dis
tfiet Attorney for the collection Of said taxes
and
WIN. TIMSON,
County Auditor Of White Pine County.
Hamilton, December l. 1881. DIST
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-10
Internal Revenue.

According to the annual report of
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Raum, the service under his direction
Is the most efficient in tho United
States. or in the world for that mat
ter. During the past five fiscal years
1902. $40, 1877 has been collected, and
the entire amount paid into the Treas
ury without any loss TO the Govern
nent by declaration. The entire ex-
pense of collecting this immense rev.
enue in the five years ending June
80. 1881, was S2l ,279 200, and i'll the
disbursement of this money there
has been no loss to the Government.
II Commissioner Ranm is correct IN
the report, how ONE it that every
now and then revenue agents are ar
rested for ~defrauding tho Govern
ment? II vas only a short time ago
a e agent was reported arrest
ed in Colorado for defrauding tn,
Government of about $50 200. Per.
haps the loss was made up by hi,
bondsmen, and that the Commission
er is right.
The Commissioner says $751; TO-
has been ascertained to be due from
national banks on tax, and he is sat
istied that additional amounts are due
the Government from this source.
The amount of distilled spirits in
distillers' warehouses on the LIST OF
November was go, 900, 900 gallons, be-
ing an increase of 81 600, 900 gallon
over last year. The bulk of thes,
spirits are held in Kentucky and ar,
known as ''sour mash" WHISTLES.
The amount OF c from to
bacco, including cigars and snuff TO.
the year ending June both last Wa
4 1854, 99l, an increase of s3,9s4, Sol
over the preceding year.
The statement shows receipts of in
ternal revenue Tor the year 1919 wert
Sll3, 1881; for the fl seal year 1885,
1928, 9Sl GIG; for the fiscal year endin.
June 30, 1881, sl35, 229, 9l2, and til.
receipts for the first four months OF
the present fiscal year S5O,S76,07O. be
ing 81, 06l, 722 in excess OF the receipt
of the corresponding months Of tho
last fiscal year. The Commissioner
says: s.lf this increase should be
maintained during the remaining
eight months of the fiscal year, the
receipts for 1882 will be fully SI57,.
100000. Whenever the Government
will allow a reduction in internal taxa
ton it is his opinion IL will be wise to
eonfine these taxes to distilled spirits.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-10

A HOME RULER has been elected
Lord Mayor OF London. The distinc-
ton between a Home Ruler and n
Land Lacquer is not as wide as a
barn-door.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-10

THE Texas and Pacific track con-
nected with the Southern Pacific
track at Sierra Blanco, ninety-hve
m les east OF El Paso, Texas, Deem
Der LIST, making a through all rail
line to New Orleans.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-10
NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEM
"A solves indebted to thu undersigned are
notified to come forward and settle their ac-
counts ut once. All dsbts remaining unpaid
On the LIST Of January. 1872, will be placed in
The hands Of Al officer Tor collection.
IL. {. TAYLOR.
Cherry Creek. Dec. s, 1881. do I'd
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-10

THE Criminal Court presided over
by Judge Cox at Washington, Is now.
by many of the newspapers, called
Gniteau's Court.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-10
New TODAY
Delinquent Sale.

CTAR MINING COMPANY.
Location of principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California.
Location of works. Cherry Creek, White
Pine County, Nevada.
Notice. There is delinquent upon the
following described Stock, on account OF
Assessment NO. 81. levied on the 10Th day OF
October, 1881. the several amounts set oDpo-
site the nam Is of the respective Sharehold-
ers, as follows:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-10

THE veteran James l.. Ridgely, for
half a century the leading spirit OF
American Odd Fellowship, died in
Baltimore last Wednesday.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-10
marrifn.

In Steptoe Valley, at tho residence Vt tho
bride, December 9th, VIM. Garrison to Mrs.
L. 4. Rollins.
This happy event will cause many n hith-
erto hopeful sutton to give. up in despair.
We wish the couple unnlloycd happiness.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-10

GEO. M. PAYNE has withdrawn
from the Ruby Hill News and w. l..
Marsden goes 1t alone. He gets VI
an interesting paper.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-10
SEALED

EoR THE REDEMPTION OF WHITE
i Pine County bonds will be recriycd Mt
the office OF til. Co nty Treasurer OF Whit.
Fine County, in Hamilton. Tor tho sum of
Two ThOusand Five Hundred Dollars.
Said Proposals will b, opened By the Fund
ing Commissioners, mt the Treasur RS Office,
on Monday, january 2, 1852 NJ II o'clock NJ.
GEO. p. NJ CONkEY,
County Treasurer. White Pine County.
Hamilton, November .. 1881. d3-lm
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New TO-DAY.
, 1881-02-19
PERSONALS,

Secretary Scl1urz Is to bo rendered q public
dEnuor tn nostos, utter hls rutIroMont from
ulEIco. Carl certalnly looks hungry.
Ills name IS now Alr. Asllmeal Dartlott-
uuEdctt-Coutts. but probahly the hlushin9 hrIdo
calls him "tootsey-wootsoy." or "sweesncsa."
A correspondent wants to know It tho
world Ia really coming to All cud this your. It
looks litto that way. President Hayes is ru.
ported 10 have refused Oil utice to all Ohio man
the othor DAY.
~ sec by the papers TINT young Pierre
Lorinrtl hau worry ssyllsh Wedding. Iahousd
tucommcna tho happy pa!r to tako n trip to
Ruropo. hal q very pleasant time during my
sojourn thore, and npronrod botoro tho nobility
several ttmes"-lntote,
Tho 3ln!no Republican Association ut
Washington proposes 10 notlco III sono appru-
pratp hummer tho retirement Ut Senator ltAtn-
liit trom public llfe TN tho "a ot MAruh. II Is
.eortalnly yery appropriate that 10 extraordinary
an event US tue voluntary retirement tn prlyato
lIte of u politician should ho oouimeMorated
The dead body OF tic ltuy. Thomas Cocker,
Indope ealcnt minister u Sluka.upon.Tsant En-.
gland, haa boyn found upon tho fuotpnth to-
twoen that town aud itanley. There Neso marks
Of violence on tho hoaa. and ono shoulder was
dlssncated. It II uot known whcthor Ills dcath Is
duo Il, accident or murder, but another clergy
1nnn who was With hlm at tho tfnc Ia under p0.
ltcc surveillance. Tho n1nir has caused much
excitement In tho district.
Once Carlyle went to visit one Of his carly
pupils IN tho country. As bed.tlmo drew ncar
tho anst said "Nuw, htr. Car!yIe, WI Ase polug 10
huyo family worship thInktnE thut ho would
perhaps lika to withdraw before tho sorvloo DO.
Kunl but he quietly answered. "Wel', bring the
tho hnok At.d Will ruad 1t for you." Tuktnx thv
ntn!o In h!s lAp hu began With tho tirst chaptur
Of tho Hook Of Jub, For tlmD 1t was delightful
to llsteu to him read chapter after chaptur, III
terlc1tnY uuaint remarks as hs Weut along: but
presently It becAue uyiJGnt thnt hp ind 10 no.
, 1881-02-19

thick upon him, with NIL Ills political 1ni-
lortnnco 80 often recognized, what Is 10 be
t1o,lc With HIM Elu h already III Congress
III ls,th branches. In represents DIR roun-
try nstat', and llr represents It at 0llta. lIn
l,rpsi.letl In lilo Convention That nominated
ten, fairfield. 1lo WINS iii tho stump fn the
clcclm lie fought, blcd, and 'llrl for tho
cause. II llu WINS good erouK1, 10 yate, Is tla
,lut goott enougl, to dance? II 1Ie Is Ksod
ciottgh To hold Office un.lor ucn. Garfield,
Is lso mt good enough to flRnce IN his
honor? II the negro brain cnr bu cnf1cd
upon for service, shall Ills heels be neglect
e.l" Shall tho slnors 10 shut upo, hin, be-
cnasc ha Ia offensive to those whom tito atln
has kissnd less nruent'y? Shall lie 10 called
upnn to do tic hard work, to bo Il hover Of
woptI am1 drawer Of water, md not bo adj
,i,Ettest to tho fun? Even II this 'all were
ttrely social, wnn'd 1t bu altogether fair to
banisli him? Therp was ttlne Of Lie old
school gentlemen 0f rtiftled fronts and stately
DANES with stand-nlon0 st'ks who danced
the innjcsttc minuet when ho would llaye
bcen out Of placc, for llo Is not stately or mt
jes.lc, but In these days. when nothing moro
stntcly tl,nn tho racket or rnora majestic than
"Sully Waters" Is called for, when tho
fantastic art llas become breakdown tiiut
cnlls for agflfty and llervo rathor tllnn grace,
tho colorel brothcr, who llas these qualities
in their highest degree, would shine
conspicuous on tho floor md fmpart
zcst anil lustro 10 tho tfancc SUlto
of the visiting statesmen =" know how
1t is themselves, mud liavc ttippchlt. heel md
toe. With dusky tlasnes, md felt now life How
through their s1ttnRial1 yufrs VIII II bG lust
thon to make discrimination In tho case Of
lhoso so well qualified to fec1 tl,otr positions
bnth FROM II social and political standpoint,
and bantsll them frnm this entertainment,
which they did SO much to mako }utt TIC
co'nplif Certainly any co1ored brother WIN
y0ted for Gen. 1fnnc0ok ought to be rIgor-
ousEy excluded, but how cau llo who voted
tho Republican ticket bo excluded from n
front scat ut tho show? Even tn Its bright
est uspect tic affair has n lark look.
, 1881-02-19

T1soy Insist, atso. TINT when thcir npWals atc
overrillc,l, tho Courts slnll file, Il, writ
INK. Tin rrnson why The arguments Of til" al'-
len!Lng counsel hnyn failrh To ''nvlI,cr sl!a
Court. Tho fact that oil tls multiplication Of
tho ostsof litigation Is fnta' 10 tho lntcrcstant
cltents who llasu such cu,'''set Inns 1lo weigh
witt, this class of the legal trHtcrn'ty, These
men iinvcr compromise cnse. nr aFbitratc,
or aslsse cllent not tn l!tlgntc. riley aro
for lighting, atld tic groNter nlint'cr of courts
through which appeals cnn bo draEEr" t|lo
greNtcr thu "clanccs' whlelrt tioy eah prnil'-
isc tho unfortunate client WHO once el.tors
on n prolonged SEASON Of litigation. 1t H.
however, remarkable tint. 1T n Legislature
where tlcro ought to be GranEar common
Sense enough to crush ont MI snch CHEAP
,,onscnsc Ia promote litigation, thls o'll o.
GrcgR's l'aR DGon able to command lha)ofl~
ty. mil. unless tic Intelligence oftEo dosef't'
or sl'all arrest Its progress by sefo' the
ro,'strustty Will bccoine law.
Another suggestive blu now pch''lnE III
The Legislature Is to prohibit Judges das'hg
the trIni or q cAsG to r0ECT III atly lnnnn0F 10
, 1881-02-19

tton Of htoppng, having Forgotten ht,n,o,,,
tnsk. 1l's nleco rccnltnd him 10 scn,o =, IN his
praty BY w',lsrort,g: "Tho servant, ~ ~ pm
wcnry. ,'nclc." He maln 10 scrbnl r". ,.ast la
lnill closcd tho l,!I'ie will, anap nnl 1nrh'e,
hlA rfpo. ''"'e''t d
Tho lilies grew beneath her hanJ
On alfpnhrs TINT nro seen m ,nnrot
Their rtee Ut usofntnesa ID o'ert
They're bhrtesl nnt!ur 'rlmo'a dark .,..
And nothing Gtn fh1!r lifg rtstnr,
AZ wllcn, Ii, Yo,inE l.ayc'a tiowery i'm,
Tho lilies grow tunc,th her he,,I
On slippers lint hre Hoen no moret
They wos'l'-lt fnlshcd-have been ernos,
hut ahv became my wife boforo
They wero halt t'nno!-yom understano.
Hoy then-tho'ish no'o tl,e worl'sa bop,-
Tho lilies grow bononth her hand
On sl'ppurs that aro soon no morol
-.Ju}.D Ktttv.
, 1881-02-19

THE New York Senate few days ago
adopted Il resolution recommending tho Ca-
nal hoard to place all wcst-bounu freight OF,
the Eris Canal oil tho free list Dir. Me-
Cartly, WHO represents tho Syracuse dis
trlct, Insisted on tho adoption Of M amend
,nunt to this effect; "Donlestlo suit gong IN
any direction OIL tho canals sla!l also ba FREQ
from toits." After tho amendment was
adopted It was discoyerd tint Saginaw salt
would enjoy the benefit Of 1t. Mr, Mccarthy
therefore caused Il reconsideration, a,.d Ind
tho words "don!estlc suit" stricken out. and
"ail salt manufactured under the s,,pervts.
lon OF the State" Inserted iA lieu Of theln.
, 1881-02-19

gntat[on Of tho loan. Finally, II tho loan
fal, It will bo due 10 tho partisan nb-
stlnacy Ut tho Democrats IN Congress,
WIN have purslstsntly refused IL FUR
n!sh tho tuyrrlmen. Will, authority
uIllcr which Tho lowrst possible rntn Ut III.
trrest might l,aso besn fixed. nntl which
would yet provide protection ngnlnst tho
failure Ut tho loan. Tho bill substantially
M It now stands will rccrIyu the concur
renee Of tito twu Houses mud the nnproval
Of tho President, md lilo effort will be n'a,io
tn fund tho q. nit! Is into : per cents uittcr
tl,e terms that hayo been abuntlantly ex-
mailman
, 1881-02-19
THE NEW NATIONAL LOAN.

Tho proposition to make the new isstlc Of
bonds anu Of Treasury cefttiicates bear 3 per
cent interest Inns already commanded 4 mn
jority In botlI Houses OF Congress, anu VIII
probably beconle It law IN TINT form. ll'ero
has bect Il sevcre struggle to raise tl'ls intcf-
est to ~ per cent, and tho ba1ks lIave not
commended themselves to popular favor ny
their suggestion that they Will not accept3
pr cents. preftrring to retire tllelr clrcula"
ttoll. Thu fact is, tho country hns got weary
Of these often repeated md llIy-dlsRuised
thrcnts ot wllat these banks WILL or
Will not Ito under certain circumstances:
Thelr action three yeaFs ngu I'LL tho
silver question:, AMI their Feliclnent
prophecies OF Thu general ruin thnt wol''d fol-
low the restoration Ut silver, have destroyed
all popular respect Tor the wisdom asltl
saKaclty Of tie bank'lnanagers ns class
Tie tslrent, II 1t WIS one, TO withdraw tl!etr
circulation has had no effect upon public
opinion III tliis controversy Us to whether
the nuw bonds shall bear or 314 per cent i'll
'enHs.' t':;s ,..,,.. ,,uox,o,., =. .,,, III,
a11a adopted by tho Senate on motion Of tho
Senators from 4o~at--AtFkWootl hha ALI
son.-reouirlne that tile lou11, both Of Tho
boMls antl of the Treasury ccrtlilcafes'
shnil bD submitted to popular subscrIp-
tfou vii, noss,,,tv 'ron,nvo nil tlntht.
as to tho takIng of Tho loan. Three
nnutlrrtl ,ntlItnn tln)ars of rrpnsurv notcs
Au'.ulea 's,'o" ut,a 80 ~ -, 1!s.ss a,o .oss
III denominations oil $40, $50, anil $50, bcarlng
1er ccnt interest, tlnu obta1nablc Mt 1,nr, will
nnJ ~o"a,, nn,,,,o,,,ts o,nour +,,a noo,aa
rhcre aro 5000, ,ooo, Goo Of and 0 per cents
, 1881-02-19

'rlm S!ato has undertaken IN this prnytso
~ discriminate III favor nf tts own cliizchs
md ngaJ,st tIinse of uther Siates. Willis
Tho I.rgistat,ro mny hnyo tho llowcr tn tlH
M. It's actlon Is morally tmtcfcnslbfr. ns It
Is MI npptlcntlm 1T thu d0ctrlno of Stnte-
rights III lis most offensive form, The Syra-
cusa manufacturers, nut content with tho
advantage they l,avo III ftsta,lca' over Sag-
anw', nro about tn cuioy II SPECIES Of Suits
protection through their exemption frOin ca-
,,al tolls. hut tho West will isave partinl
remedy In tic privilege of bringing foreign
snlt from New Yurk freuof cana! tolls.
, 1881-02-19

Tit: yatc tit tllu final passage OF tho River
nutl Ilnrbur ll1, 1t Is entirely safn 10 say. was
TIM lasecst, With otlo exception. recorded III
this session nj Congress. There wcre 1Ig)
ye,ls ntll " nnys; totnl, al7. Tho exception
was yutc taken on tho ]assage nr ife blll
uMlcr suspension Ut tho rstrs md tho pre-.
yious question without reference to tho Com.
Mt;eo Of tho Whole, when something Hike
eG9 members answered to t!lotr NAMES. Tho
nbscnteps OIL tho first yoto were tiirty.ttireu
and nn tito seennd forty-six. and sono OF
these wcre palred. Tile Illinois members
who voted against tho bill vert: Forsyth,
Fort, Morrison, Sparks, Springer, 'rnwt,-
silcnd-0. THOSE who votgli for 1t wcro:
Atlrch, Bnrl,er, f}uytl, llnwk. Henderson,
Nfarsl,, Sl,crwin. Singleton, Stevenson,
TIlomas-t0. Not voting: Davis, IInyes,
Cainon-:l
Only seven OF tic twenty Ohio mcmbors
voted for tho blll-ytz.: Young, llurtl, Nc
Kinley, Warner, Taylor, Munroe, anu Town
senI; olcyon voted ngatnst itr-viz.: la Fever.
Robinson. Rice, A[cAlal,on, Neal, Converse,
liilt, Athortou, Go.t.tes, D!ckey. and Upsle-
gratE; md four wcro absnnt--ytz,: Duttcr-
worth, Kei(er, Finley, a,,t Ewfng Thu In
t'iana members who vo.ed yen were lletln,au,
Now, Myers Du Lat Matyr, Orth, Dairr-G;
those voting nay wero Cobb, Bicktell,
BROWNE, llostetlcr, Cowgirl, Colcrlck-0:
nhsent CnIlsns--1. All tho Wisconsin mcnl-
bcrs voted YIN, except Humphrey, who was
absent or paired. Tho three Minnesota nlc,n-
bers yotctt ycn. OF tho Michigan members,
llorr, md 1Enbbell votcd yea; McGowan,
, 1881-02-19
A QUESTION or ET1QUET,

11as tI,e Iovro any rignts whIch n floor-
manager Ia bound to rcspectq Has liz the
rIult to do lhe ltoht fantast,e on tha sau,a
f,onr with TIM brnutv a,u tl,a chlyo,ry vhIcn
i. AZ ltehtnr sln,laq This Is Tho nncst,on
which IL nnw aoitatlnr Washington aoclety
for our amin hrutlrnt, ara lnrrolv buyinr
,ic..ts IN lin lnuuuuratto,, haIl anI sren,
,trterm,nrd IN tct jwo tncfr clnwhn,n,ucrs
.,nl ,,,,,,ns mn, In ao,tatorv l,onor ,n tl,o In.
no,ri,,r rrus,,l,,,t II In. n,,,nrod nj, ,Vasn.
ino,o" snctrtv into constrrnn,;on. MT tn
, 1881-02-19

tint ho gnyo his remarkable testimonial Of
public esteem ninl gratitude to himself.
Whatever the truth may be, there must hc
fond fur painful reelection 10 some Of tho
guests rr..scn. Mt the "bAMrict" III Thu ugly
r,in,0rs now ntlo,lt cnirerNfng It.
, 1881-02-19
Totn!a.,...................@

Tho Southern Stntes hnyfng representatives
MI tho Cntnmtteu worn Toxas, Wost Virginia,
Maryland. Kentucky, Louisiana, viretnia, ami
Missouri. Hut North Caroltnn and Georgia hpd
nonc, and hunco there WIS n fccbto opposition
to tho bill In tt,nsu stntcs. About onc-hnlf tho
whole affirmative voto cn,no from tho South
whilo loss than one.okhth tho opposition was
from Tint section. Tho Northwestern Statcs
woro moro ovonly divided, voting n for tho bill
nad X. a3ninst It, while II tnembcra "uro absont
pr tntfau
, 1881-02-19

Mn. EMORY COM. Of Kankakce, ILL.,, has
been recommended by the Illinois State
Board Of Agriculture for appointment MS
Commissioner of Agriculture. lfo Is III alt
respects we'll qualified for the place, being
one Of tho largest farmers In Illinois, md
having besides welt-oarned reputation fur
business ability md executive capacity. Mr..
Cobb Is n member Of the State Board OF Agrl-
culture, President of the l}oard of Trustees
OF tho Industrial University, and President
OF tito Nntlona! Bank ut Kankakce. On the
score OF lncnllty he Is certainly ilttetl for tho
place, ns tho rrairio Ssate leads nil others III
tho amount and variety of lis agricultural
productions, aud ho is one Of tic most aetiyo
lncn In II In promoting NIL such Interests m
tile Commissioner Of Agriculture Inns to deal
with. Zen. Garfield would be sllre not to
make Il mistake II l,e should confer this ap-
pointuent upon Mr.. Cobb.
, 1881-02-19

rnE vote nt The Solid South on tho River
md 1Inror bill Is Instructive, hs 1t shows that
tho OK xplrtnx etrurt Of tho Dnmocratto majority
10 rownri tho I,riRadters wns duly npprectntadh hy
tho tnttcr The voto on tho Ilnal passaKe Ut tho
l1tit Hna ~ f0ltn,Ya:
, 1881-02-19

Ihc United states Senate yesterday cUin-
plctcd Its work Oil tho Kefuntling bill, and
tic result wins substantially the same TIE
TRIBUNE predicted 1t would be from the
partisan color Which tho debate md the vot-
Ing thereon assumed towards tho latter con-
silcratton III tho Committee Of tho Whole.
Tho hill goes back to tho House in the fol-
lowing sllnpe: First, tho bonds running from
live to ten years a,ul bcarInG y per cent
Interest; second, Treasury notes running
FROM ono to ten years to bo negotiated
Mt 4 rntc of Interest not exceeding 3 per
cent; tllirt, tho expense of placing tho
loan authorized 10 nil amount not exceeding
one-tlaif Of | per cent; fourth, the same
coerciye measure for compelling tho Mt
tional banks to subscribe to tho now lonn
which tho House bill contained; fifth, and
the ntIled feature that tho bonds md notes
Issued first sl!all run the longest when tho
Government shall exercise lis option Of re-
demption.
Tho only serious effort nlntla f1 tho Senate
yesterday to change The House scheme was
In connection with tho tlftll section, relating
to Sat1onal-bank securities. Senator Morrill,
proposed tint tho restrictions Of this SECTION
Should apply only to suc. Nat1onnl-bank
circulation rs s,all be issued after July LIST
next, In order tltat tho balks should not be
limited to the new elnss of securities so far
It's their circulation now outstanding Is Gull
ceriict. Tho fairness OF this proposition Is
evident, but 1t was voted down By 80 to 2s.
Tho motion to strike out tho entire section
was lost by vote nf 20 yoas to 80 nays, Tho
National banks hold nbout S22.5. .Q0o, 700 Of tho
$ Ai,d u per conts which arc subject to call
, 1881-02-19

r7,r cu1cAnn TRIBUNE has established brhnch
nlrcs far tho receipt ps subscriptions nnu ndTeruad
fnenA a. follHMs: a.
FAnDES. Manager a.
Gi.AsUUW. krutnnd-Allans Amorcan fars
Arcncr. u itcn!uld.at
LONDON. Eny.-Amcrican ExchanEo. ~ stfaho.
uENNY +. Utt.l.iH. AGENT
hA8HINuTDN. H. f..-13t1 r street.
, 1881-02-19

"7 ~ ~" "'s.u' W.! 4see''' ~, .4o so"e"
le.:e .. t'.u t"o liouseS n'',s t.1 "pp'o'"'
" .io ,ss"e'', ''A' ~ '"'t' W. w .'t '.so
u. l"'" wv ~ nn - N.Y. - ',,.. p.a .I'.s .''.'
l.o teI'"s l"1 '''''o oec" "o"''''"'1s's e"'
p'S'''''''
CONGRESSIONAL METHODS,
ANYBODY who takes the pains 10 observe
Congress. cscn at n distance, ca,l l.nttliy fail
10 note Its slotlfulness and Indifference to
the p,bjic interests. Personal observation,
However, scryes to magnify these cIlnractur-
isitcs, and to reycat the most startling CYL
ttenccs of setllstness, stupidity, lazilcss, md
incapacity. These yarluus defects aro so
widely distributed TINT In those eases wherd
two or three Of tlle,n cunnot be faIriy clnrgcd
aratnst n Congressman. ono ur two Of tho
'nt,ers nrc ticyclnneI 10 nj, abnormal teerce,
ond cantrIbuto tn tho rc,eynl usrlcsnpss, II
thu American pconle could bo proyilctl will!
spy.gtasscs of sufficient power md turn
them simultaneously ,,,nn Congress without
wnru1uv during thu sessInn ut II single tIny,
the Intelligent and practical portion would
In 40 m,,ef, au,azcI md ,ttsgustcd es to seri-
o,,s,v cp,,srmplnto nil abandonment of tho So
cal1ctt rcnresrntntlye system, 4 story IL folil
of n certain Senator from ono of the Far.
Wcst States who camc to Washington won.
,1cr;nv what in tl,o wortd INDUCED his pcupte
tn send sucb MI incompetent person rs hin-
self to Conurcss. lie had bpen there Only q
frw tlnys. however. until lie bpeau to wonder
why It ,yas that tho uthcrs Ind becn
sent on Congressional missions, Tho Inn.
g,,a9o lie used to express himself was n good
deal more e1nphnttc, Tje Senate Ia n decor-
-. ....f L., t,n+ t. n,,rs.u o,.,,,,
, 1881-02-19
t}F St1issC1aIl'rIOS.
lt{tSI'AElSs

EHftrfd at the Tost.Omef IT Chicago, H+ NJ sseon-
tau Matter
Torthu hehcnt Of ottr rntfons Who des!to 10 senn
s,nc1n coplcs vi 'rl1E TtltnuHE trnuah tho mai Va
ktse herewith tho tras,slenl rnto Ut postage:
Ilr,nfsfft. PER Enr1.
r-tnt prt +rn1vn 1rn9e rAnpr. cents.
C,r,n,, ia ~ tsoncr cents.
FortIg1ts
Fight nnd Twelve raan Taper. conts.
HXtecn YAEo laper. Gests.
, 1881-02-19
Aa1C9Eal ltNI5s

Grand Oprrn.Itouae.
t',ark etrrct, n1,E,eit now c0urt-ffonac. Fnaasc.
mcut Ut Thus ". Keene. Afternoon. "McrcAans of
TeuIcc," ErenIng, =" Richard ILL"