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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-11
DElrH or CHARLES hDuUND HlEuLE.

Charles Edmund Hammer, son Of Charles G.,
HalneI oil the firm Of dar.er Hays 81 co.. hardware
merchants al so. - BrcsMau-t. ricd 80 his home, NO.
lI3 Ea-t Tlrty-s ycnt.-t oa WcGu,ed morning OF e.
cowplcatlou Of lung and kidney diseases Mr Hammer
was oJrh % TINS en-, n 1871, and ON the comp ctOn Of
h. education entered iuc employment or us .utr and
al Ms dcatu W"sa mcmYcr Of tue hIm. Nj. llHmcr
IraNra a WHO anu one chIu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-11
pLLssouMs LONDON c,ELLGRAM OF HE loIH N'r.
ILrolus QUASIuY or GRAIN oS rAooAlL As FOL

nay AND STRAW Choice HAY and straw nrm tHe
door grades and easy. Medium Jo Ihocc Ilnpthy
quoted ~od9rc Shipping Grades, 55H6'c COFerf = DC
SO RYE sUaw 5J0ouc. short, Az i4"G, OAt so @.''
HIDES were eel; tratr sNcry moderate mum
Der Vt exp seSdess while others -ie iuclucd 10
meet AL Icji. uau.r bids.
warm DAYS Monday aud 1ucsdy. encouraged brewers but
since the hs been ntfu and uusata, tory Hon
state loo- although the hest
grades could soc cash today NcAiin@- 1ut,9c
Ouiornau Too The country holders o the ooPot lo 81 j
A and reported bad weather IN the northern parts OF
I'm land with heavy ram storms and considerable i~' ol
..,,., -,
dull Tin quiet but nrm; - tons straighs. MaYJ unc
steamer nil ment sold 81 no copper steady Lead an
MOiAss is-Groccry grades fairly active steady,
stock firm; sales 3I Lhds and % ercc'
cuba at :,c.: 0Oy test quoted 81 9a32c.
NAVAL SIOKES-ko.ns were weak and dnl AT ~ 'oV
81 772@S strained TO Good STRAINED spirits Turpeu.
strong and $50 bbs SOuthcrns sold AZ
A. ~ the price dropped 10 i2c. 200 bbls sold
to arrive Ale lOOOng lots here 4oHc Tar aud Pltch
OCEAN fREIGH TS-Berth slightly Irregular.
with business Charters were hrm, and agehs and hold
EKPOOl, steam Grain quoted G3td' 5000 BUSH VIA
Baltimore, taken at 2-Ti; i"O boxes bacon a ~
1000 boxes Cheese, 20si BEL IS. oli Iolh, - "a
LONDON, steam. 5000 bush CRAM, sd
| Bacon, Us. Cheese. sos; Beef, 3s, Pork. IS sd
Flour l7s. Cd. GLASGOW, steam. 1000 bush
ounO sacks Flour. lbs II ILL, steam. 5000 bush
Grain id Bacon, 21-, cheese. 1us, Flour l'S td ..
BRISTOL steam Grain quoted Id Eacon. % Geese
| 0uoted III AMSTERDAM anc hoEIEkpNM '..'D
do quoted Al TIA. British ship. 10000 cas-
90 AID iuOucatius Ou IS, ad.....ST PLrLlt-hj 80
! U%if.D KINGboM. ButsA Orts, i5Ou Dos do
10, kIIOIN N0rNcstu tank. 5000 bt- do on 't De
10 IVyl...ANGM Lli, bI.uSA sAb HOiA l--i-~s4S- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-11
i've ~rI:H AARKArs-IY rHLEGRAPH

ptr-,,1 NAY 10 Receipts today. 800 leld;
tof,I 100 Ialt. Tor same nc Last
cOu~gng: through ~ cas- mtlNei uuI:
sales Of Fan Medium 10 Choice shippers Al , l-d96 41
t0 day .-Ul head. tOtS tOt thN week
thus far $1,000 time last week l5uuO hedd
cnn.urd through loot demand and all sd sd.rs
F.r ,.lpurdit tJG s. Ju: Choice 70 lUU-p 3O
LOO clipped Ne1'AoAAs al - ~ '"PPe' '"O' - ~"
G,-Recsipts to .v 1900 head total for week thus lar
600 time last week -luoO mead consigned
through gears. supply light ai sod sarS oi 'o'd 10
Ia juQ7 IIght. ! 500 - 90 b0ni ButtheIs
ana Mediums AT - OJa 30 Fan A. . 4'@s' 'V 'S' AZ
- I6iis Nav lo--Cftle Receipts. 2lOOO head ship
p'1i. 100 head good demand FOR Light shipping steers
- p :, - az higher prices Heavy grades slow bIt urm
AIN -tr,, At - ~ 81. Heavy. inculing .NportS
,o common e. MeIuu. - 70 80 -. Good cows
- % 30 81 ass Texans. 81 % - D.
>t,ep Receipts 500. shipments, 200 good demand for
To Med du. - - V5 o. Fan 10 COOL
go 5U; tho.,e - tOGeJ spring Lambs - - s. ~
per Rec p,s $50. shipments 30 steady.
M ,u-u trs the supply Good Light shipping a. =
;. l5 Mot 10 GOO. FAcknE - 'OGs' % Butchers 10
',sic. 90 siay IO-Hoqs- Receipts 1000 head ship.
meut. head. maINet OpcncI - 10, hlSne ~ Os"t
Al lost, Mixed - - so ic4vy
:, ,- - -. Light, SiGSl 90 SAips, s. oud 80 90
t1ne-keceIpts 1000 mead shipments 1000 head mar
ri oDrurd stoug but became weaker and lower than On
I-SAy aud closed weak Exports 30 40 $50 90 Good 10
choice -.Irpms 81 aS6 IS; Common 10 Far s. iOds9 30
ste>S- 800 head shipments. 300 head Market
% higher Common 10 Fan, s. a9i -,
GOOD to Choce. So 5OdS57S
ket .ow 50 30 So To- Far Coca sdS$6 40 Com
Tcys Receipts l5Oi market SLOW. Philadelphia S. go
500 market fair Prime Clipped IS % D
e. 90 Far Good Clipped 81 $50 10 Common Clipped
s3s4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-11
Az ATTEMPT Ar SUICIDE

James McGoniG'c, age twenty nine, OF No. 81
Lcroy-st attempted TO commit suicide ou Weuesda, by
takll. cAUroL H. Mt 10 81 Nluccnts Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NFw.YoB1 Nay lO-BEEVE Receipts were % carloads
head against 95oj head for The corresponding .e asa
"c.N OF t. d' aIi'2 i ~ CT Tes N' ,i fer
on<'15 no. jay i he ~ or 81 e,poaGs IN t. yaris
Zee. 10 moi,rie suppyin washington Market but selling
Dressed sides ranged from to lolc and Ordinary 10 Good
The steamer H. was o4ael TO lay with 300 Live Cattle
epcc-eito .a Tor London this eyeang TIE Republic ioc
Liverpool tooA out 900 quarters OF Beet and 10 c4c'7e'ot
CtLrL~-i.rce.'t we're 1921 head, m.inly a, e2th't
scr 4. sj further advance or &c per IL, makug prices
51H s5co 'y ca ss"' sold at 6eae. ,ni "a yeff
o." selected n,1'y JgL'ey 80 40 ms On
sac Common 10 GOOD would have brought In todiys
Caves owing To- weather early in the we0k and ths
a o. "n' ,VIS' "e WIZ Vy ON 62't t ~ 6avs
g'cu nr can MAJ net quite BOOM a4G v my ar TX
I Ht r,. 5I 1hoce I0c Dressed Buttetmlk
1enogfS g 9 MED 5G 81 ysa H. A. d. 64 10
6-c. ana Fed calves 40 D. at &c 100 ,,,o ID.
at 7c 5do ia %. at 6c and Il Mixed calves Butter
Dieajack 3 Derey sod I62 veas 1876 Ii, at 7'.c PIG
30, l52 TO- az 2c and Do 100 To- az &C., VI, -, - =.
sc 40 do - D. at 7l4c lo5 do, l25 H. at 7sc and
f. : Mp1usG Co sold: Jersey veals, various weights
Evcrtt & co. sold, u Jersey Veals. l25 %. Attic.
g. Collins sod. Mount HoAy Calves, various WEIGHS 40
7q,lsc.
SHEEP AID LANBS-Recoipts were % cars rf G6f3
AeIdI9 jersey city and 10 cars AZ o0th' ana lpolo
80! 'FIn- Lan's "eS 2 M ca az ssi8 md r
tc c,resp3nua, time last week Buch,rs bought r'ther
the fact that The average quality OF the sheep ON sale vas
nrm.r though not quotaby higher, ana the few car;
Dads HAr% TO De Ssryt Over ,on ag i 1g1
Tuesday or in oihet w9'ds better sGsH TSs s,5ng
&c Gr Soad of Good Texas sheep sod at 70 clipped
~h'cp sod a. the extremes Of ? asJ % ana lew SoiHoa
Vagina Lambs so At - los. l5, load OF arr shds a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-11
MIR. pOE.TE'- -TATTMLNTs CONFIRMED.
y...,, pa. ffg...... .l iF .tIrHIt.

The English press has lu some instances at
tempted dispute the statement - BIT .. ""'s'
letters from England, llJ I,-et B.. liii 81" '.N DIT
t>r Tie suite Jou5HGt mas several Zines H' iced ln
his STATEN us III tr condition q ta- laHof'- c-ce M
several OF Oh. Eu- ..-u manufacture towns, 10 .'
To snow cLeut the WORKINGS "i li'e N"d"r vi.
Porter has hru at great pains o. cYhell "a"Ii'dt'''
persons ald the account books oi mtIlar'u ih- cs '
sumcufs, ues.dc- visiting personally n'N ol l-e ui-
friet. dor cilrd by the Wauufac'Ituf "p'rif"- Ire
condition things thus wtEput t.uht ialihir.y p'
traycd, does not strike these In i-h loa n'I'i7 a.
crdIhlr Showing for tIclA and ia"y have attempted
10 weaken tuc force Of Nj Iorcr statements Dv ca NJ
ns tuai tAcy selected from the worst dist ctb ia
i.f 10 maze up case d-alu.t them. Is So " At-
ind ready rr-eCh0 m thr lrrcld .e Journals ui ll-
e.. lltry, and M Porter ncen mace th' su1c' o.
dl-p4r. gag md dctIar'v remains u ORDER 10 WrdAch
TIE force of his Representatives But tc uuh slips out
occasionally tI- same English press, and d II l'n
aouudduiy CuudrHat0Iy % Nj. PurcIs view. OF j+r
c.Sc. As instance of his au article IN Inc L""'"
DiA/ Ihgrayh Is directly 10 the point II shows wal
starvation plccs pad Tor Id .aiaAus. "HIk oui Oh
which uuu rods Of families drag II,,a..Oi7 exist
eucc IL spares no lelp,rs 81 the family. This s 'ruy
melancholy picture, ana o. % bad uc.n drawn % 'iI.
Porter douutcss the rldc organs upon hotn -dc-
of tlc Al auilc would have pronounced protection
lie least most plcpO-icrVus cA-E-cidu0A Oh inc
stale of tIIu = ID fIcc-tlade Great Britain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-11
NlIru

e'oo0 ''l1'.y ,.,,.-- - Na'" ''''''-'' ioi
Ta.I.c were .ll auI declined 2g point, closing steady
II-slIoaH Iu1y .o-- 4Ij9j, August Ijs-o.i Sep.
t.uO.r. luAf.tDI- October, lUl. . -y.-a, NOytmOer
zoos. 5I-5 D,c,ab.l loooaIoI2i January, I0.i7s
a l 55SI Aa.i Is '7n2 cp5.-sf g
D.r,marr l0II5ioIl. Joau5ry. I0Ioo.0-l
rL'5tH MGAi~-rLoCE-M4rse, aananl a ,uyer...
tl,us. ,.I'rt demand hu d. 'ad nr looone ede only
a.,a aao5 VIZ, Tor errort INCLUDING Zoo MI. low
.os- --oo5e srrnr ana .n,rr. ,y.e-, Extra mainly
70 COMMON ~ Fan Fti STATE 81 -6s,l s.
e,n - 60 GOOD 70 ao.9 - .. - ~ Soapoa ~
6o - IS common ETtr' Miune'os s. ~ ssi 55 Clear
..ruasG u.s. KYe NItIro, $ l1Ge' 10 str4trhL 81 %
- -1 49, 75 eoot to Yery C4oc., - eDfS P.tent
West IaI's. s. 81 as south America. $ ojes5 20
See 900 u's Common GOOD Extra 81 JoG>j q Cd
TO thoco - u"i"- -ay c,.' NO. II ~ 1e
c,c. $50 b1.t sIpeflus - 5tds} s5..... corn NEAL
"aRAiN|wHGAI~ Glr.ct ior c1s1 los without decided
change. options un-ett red opening "a &c I2WeT sn9se
co.ng dru at about me Ighe-t prices limited EXPORT
so & NaS ., s, Ds, al ffaturc 66 5u.a c1.G
u,uaut rhg4ari Winter Eet. $ o2a5l 2t4i ~ 3
,, o. uoj ; 25.ss,i = for ral certificates. . p
ii - steamer So White 'ae -, So = WITT r. 81 !, oS 3,
40, l, " ' cS,6q - june s. 25.aSt 80 closing
A ..- JAY 81 2l4ISi -J'. closing ) ~. Au$u C.
~ 80 ~ 'g' n;c :; 81 5g ig J.ns - ~
NM1c' g.' t''s' "i p.,5 r.ni i .t io6
lush be, ,;-!. t. canada guoieI :" ,'-' Western -
s,- c4a.'i 81 BARLEY Mi M-'sc, On
o. 1Sr ,s, ~ IT, a. On cl.h G,, ;s
o0oo bush an", 90" ~ w. ms E.1'G ID ~. y D. ~
~. option opened b c lower subsequently recovered
l.,- NO mess 'h ,P'' "''''V a., GUN, ,-, ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-11

Bullion valued at $4,000 was received IN thi
city Yesterday from the mines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-03-04
PIGEON SHOOTING MATCH.
Dr. Carver Beating BsgsrAss BY Three Birds
and WIsnIA1 o1,lOO.

CHICAGO. March S.-The much talked Of
pigeon shoot between the crack shots of the
world. DR.. Carver and Capt. Bogardus. oc-
Cured this afternoon ut tho Chicago Driving
Park. There were about 500 spectators In the
grand stand and club houses. A heavy wind
prevailed. but In other respects the weather
was all that could have been desired. Much sur.
prise and disappointment WAS expressed rs to
the scores made. DR.. Carver said to tho corro-
sIondent OF The Sun. at the conclusion OF tho
match. that he feared no WAS losing his grin I;
thnt he knew he did not shoot as we'll Rs he
used TO. As was anticipated. the contest re-
suited In favor Of DR.. Carver. When the result
was determined Capt. Bogardus challenged his
successful rival on the spot, but the Doctor re-
The conditions Of the match were that each
contestant should shoot one hundred birds
from ground traps. thirty yards rise. and use
of both hare q. the match to be shot according
to the English Gun Club rules. The stalker
were for $3.50 n side and the gate money. Tho
money won by Dr. Carver amounts to about
81. 100. =. II. Turrill acted a. referee. and DR..
Rowe as stakeholder.
There WA no betting at the start. but after
about forty birds had been sho. odds OF 10 to 4
were offered on Carver. and the rate was un-
changed throughout The birds we're tame,
but they we're strong flyers. Bo9ardus missed
two OF his first three birds. and Carver led by
two or three up to the eighty-tfth bird. when
Bogardus drew up to even, and they shot to-
gether to the ninetieth bird Carver killed his
Inst ten birds straight, BoRHrdus missing
three. The following Is the score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-03-04

Judge Donohue Mod,nes hts Tuiun ctioR-HeF
Engagement with tho STANDARD.


Judge Donohue, In Supreme Court. Cham
bers. yesterday granted IN order in a suit by
John A. McCaull against Lillian Russell. re-
straining Miss Russell from singing in the sea-
son OF 1888 at tho Cosmopolitan Theatre or at
any other place OF amusement or for any other
person than Mr.. McCaull. Miss RUSSELL sang
under contract with Mr.. McCnull from Jan.
IL. 1882. until she was taken sick. in November
last. Mr.. McCaull said last evening:
Il would have given Miss Russell permission
to sing at tho concert In the Cosmopolitan on
Sunday evening il she had asked me. In fact
l wasn't going to do anything about II until the
business manager OF the Cosmopolitan sent a
hoy 10 distribute bills OF tho concert in front Of
my theatre. and I'll he hanged ii could stand
that So Ind the injunction served on her."
East Seventeenth street. Sho il somewhat
paler and thinner than whom sh" last appeared
on the stage. She said: :" engaged tn sing Mt
the sacred concert. because ] considered my
contract with Mr. McCaull broken. and ! had to
make some money TO support myself. He
Standard Theatre this spring. That is not
tho fact. hut have signed u contract with
Mr. Henderson to sing for him next season, be-
ginning early in the fall: Meanwhile l am
going Oh, Of the city; the physician says !
to Florida / cannot walk nrmly yet but my
friends say my VOICE Is as strong MS y ever was.
till nm arrested"
Later in tho evening Manager Hickey Of the
Cosmopolitan Thenir" went to Judge Dono-
hu.'s house and got the Injunction modified so
NIGHT. Mr.. Hickey says that she will sing by
permission OF Mr.. McCaull
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-03-04

The Old Guard has elected George ". Mclean Major.
TnE Sus has received for Mrs Rrnnenhurgh lN2 East
Fourth street 81 from all anonymous contributor.
Mrs. Lille Devc-eux Blake vii again reply the Row.
DR. Morgan DIX in srobisher Had, - East Fourteenth
street, THIS evening.
The leading boxing and wrestling combinations nre
announced tn appear nj James amphells DIARY Hin
stage manager, bcnent on next Thursday afternoon.
Captain lyman. with Detectives Carr nni II.ui.y
clos6h John Smiths saloon M :7u Water street NJ u.,
O'Clock last evening ard arrested the proprietor
Others men and women
Mathew Bvrnes builder Of ~ Park avenue wns mr..
rested two weeks an complaint Of JnNrs rs rE,,
who accused HIM u perjury in srns that he
James, nucc Last Thursday the Grand Jury dismissed
the complaint.
The tnlles telegraph poles yet erected in the city have
Just been placed either side ~ the BROOKLYN bridge
in william .rg-t. They o3 feet height shorter
poles would nit have carried the wires above the GOV.
cred carriage way OF the bridge
The nre in Ieevue Hospital on FRIDAY evening is said
N nave begun In rats neat IL ia thought that tina
rats carried match to the meet and gnlted 1t 10y NIB
tho patients bad sustained any injury from fright
The Jury IN the ri Georg. j. Rice who wa. tried
ID oyer and le,m..r on . CHARGE OF having ledgci
road Conpnky. Of which he WAS rresideni. Nc.rr
day dischsreed by Judge Barrett They stood nine for
conviction 10 three for acquttAl Judge Barrett held
the accused q 500 ball pending another trial wh,c
Wa set down for the oath Of March.
you wsnt to we'll a. night ease -; sS.Ss -
ua'aG w. uuIs Cough Syrvp.-Aap.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-03-04
GIRLS ESCAPING FROM FIRE
Dlind and All Hut Fatal Ride Down .
burning Elevator shan.

Several persons had o narrow escape from
fire ut ID Rose street yesterday. Tho flames
cut of exit by tho elevator and stairs and tho
occupants assembled to tho roof and from there
passed to adjoining buildings. The building
Is brick. i've stories high. about twenty-five
feet front. and seventy-flve feet deep. 1t mar.
rows to fourteen feet in tho rear. 1t is tho first
building north OF the bridge. Tho first and
second floors and the basement wero occupied
by Finch 4 SWIM. dealers In lubricating ois.
The American Rubber Paint Company, l..
Blunt. proprietor. occupied tho third floor and
tho fourth and fifth floors we're occupied by
Dick 4 Stecher. publishers Of song books. Six
the song books. On the fourth noor were L. j.
Strcher. his son. and three employees.
y.tor was at the Rose street doorway There
paint ON the third floor. and loose paper on I'll.
upper floors. The fire broke out soon after
O'clock in the basement near the engine room
ran it w to the fourth ilopr. and gave the
tor, and diio% the upper Hoors Mr. s; Ssf
and his employees FASTENED to the roof by
rom Of the the roof sca st the 4so To S s
street. Some Of the girls tainted on the stair:
way. and mon from adjacent houses. carried
the last to get out were nearly suflocatel by tho
smoke. Eight went down through ZIG William
street and eight crawled over its slopng roof
to % Rose. street. They lost all their outer
slSin HI T. Mr. t steeher LEFT Syop the money
Cohen did not follow In the flight TO the roof.
boy followed him. They descended through
the binding smoke and tried to stop at the
ground floor. They could not see and went
hall way into the basement. where the fre was
raging nercest In n moment the elevator ropes
were burned away. and Cohen was terribly
burned about the face and hands. The boy 8
hands were burned. Men heard their shouts
for shelp. and kicked in. tho front door and
dragged them from the elevator platform.
James Bunting. on the third floor was startled
by the smoke pouring in at the doorway. 1t wus
| too dense to allow him to go up or down stairs
| and he ran to the fire escape In the rear. He
descended two stories. and jumped.
1t was o'clock before the flames were sub
dued. None OF the walls fell.
The building. which belonged to Charlie,
| Craske 4 Co. was damaged to tho extent o
g 900. and was fully insured. Mr.. Stecher sait
his loss was &24. 900, partly insured. Mr. Blum
said his loss was $1,000. insured for 81 600
| Finch Swans loss is estimated at 81 5000
! fully insured. No. 20 Rose street was damaged
to the extent OF 81. 900 by water.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-03-04
CAUGHT UP ON COWCATCHER.
james II. Hutchlnson's story Of Iuvoluu
tary kide THROUGH Newark.


The Southern express on the Pennsylvania
Railroad flew past the Chestnut street station
in Newark ats o'clock one night last week at
the rate Of IS miles an hour. 1t stops only at
Market street. mile from Chestnut street.
Several persons saw 1t strike man. ono Of
whom had just given him warning OF his dnn-
ger. When the train had passed. they looked
for his body. but they could not ind it. Next
street depot had seen man lying on the pilot
OK the Southern express IA the train slowed up
who 1t was. the man had disappeared, and
nothing coul be learned Of him.
The train having moved on. q despatch wns
sent to the engi neer ut Jersey City. who on OK
amining tho pilot OF his engine found blood on
it. The matter remained mystery until yes;
rsss
."On my way homo the other evening" ;. said
on whose forehead was broad cut, had to
pass the chestnut street crossing. train
from NeM York Ind md Just stopped there and the
the car and stepped on the east. bound truck.
Just then heard some ono shouting. The next
after that until l awoke and found myself lying
on the beam above the pilot OF locomotive.
was dazea, but saw that was at Market street
station. The engine was standing still knew
what had happened. and felt that ! must
get OF the engine to save myself. | slid down
the track ahead of the train. until got into
Market street. No railroad men came TO me
and wonder that they did not ace me on the
Two. young men wiped blood Off my face
brushed dirt from my clothes. which were
badly torn: and then heiped me- to walk home
my hip Is very sore, l think the engine struck
me there. l must have lain on my back on the
forehead flowed over the top OF my head.
shall get out OF the house in few days"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-03-04
LAST HOURS OF C0NGREsA
Scenes en- the Floor and II the Galleries
Rushing ths BILLS Through.

Rushi.s the bills Through.
WASHINGTON, March S.-The last night
session OF tho Forty seventh Congress drew
an immense crowd to the Capitol. The gal
lerles were crowded with ladies and gentlemen.
and some Of tho costumes were notable for
richness and elegance. Altogether 1t was
brilliant scene. About 9 o'clock Mckenzie OF
kentucky introduced In the House and had
passed resolution allowing sisters. cousins.
and aunts Of members" to take possession
OF tho press gallery. Most Of them were
and sSiY sSe
e eaas of tSeir reseryad space into
a .veritabie Whispering gallery. The cor
the U one ss armed member from Mississippi at:
SaIirry s which wa. alrsady full and sa.sd and
mittance. Then he threatened TO strike him,
but bystander quietly Informed him 1 he would .
Hooker. although staggering drunk. had sens.
enough left to 60 down on the moor OK
s ns H ss. Sdny s1 taken f
S S Of the eaSines fltied through the corri-
who created "A nuttsr Of excitement wherever
he went. Another incident which created some
, Wiz s 81 P
en enc PET Of ladies' Tor Protection. TOOK
getting into decent company for once In his
life at least. II only for a short time.
Keller spent considerable part OF his time.
when he hit his silver nkstand with his gavel.
it looked as though the coored delegation In
the House was about to be Increased by severa!
votes. The minute hand slowly moved around
n the sn
the hours wore on to the time when tho echo
ant and r s1.teia Country that the Fcrty.ss1.
| enth Congress Ii q thing OF the past.
Differences existing between the House and
Senate on the Sundry Civil and Deficiency Ap-
The contested election case Of Lee vs.. Rich.
| ar,isnn from tho First district South Carol o
WAS decided in favor Of Lee; mulatto. whose
| plauded by the Republicans.
| The decision gave great indignation to the
Democrats. who asserted that Richardson. who
| In the Senate the House bill to modify the
postal money order system was passed without
conierees Of the two Houses on the Sundr,
Civil Appropriation bill.
motion to insist upon the Senate's demands
and ask for another conferences WAS adopted. 4,
| At 1890 A. N. 1t was contemplated by boti
Houses to adjourn about 2 o'clock until
O'Clock Sunday morning. All tho regular ap
preparation bills excepting the Sundry Civil
Dsh dd S1 aaa the senae Sn nave
come laws. At is A. N. the Senate went In
to executive session. The President Is ut thu
Capitol. and at o'clock had signed twentl
At rs o'clock the senate passed the Ship
ping bill after striking out the mail subsidy
At /: 80 o'clock Sunday morning the Hous
in the contested election case. the Democrat
| refusing to vote.
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S .a sSs Cox ~ s.
Dbreli, DuRro. Dunn. Eli, krrstt. Eyinst rever.
ford, forncy. GARRISON Geddes Gibson suntsr Ham
loblitxti H?se. Holman, House Iiubbell iIrtch!ns,
Jones trex). JOnes (Ark) Eenna king, Knott Latham
hkiFSS !ss.s a Money!
Morrison. Mouton, Muldrow. Murch, Eeese, Rice tOl
ncs tNol Rishs,asSn O. Koc-r,;,on s R"nin,Sn
s S%Hi s aI: S.rs Ssnasf @ 4:ss
Town,sHd tI) Tucker Turner SGn5 rarnsWT , !Kiyl
whitthorne. williams tAiaj, and wIilis-iia.
Tho vote by which tho Conference bill was
adopted in the Senate WAS a. follows:
YrAs-Adrch Alii.on Anthony. Blair. Cameron wis.
ns%'e @ S: rs; ISns' sryR xs0ss hs
Mi;5 ss,1.n n'i n..k Plumb Rollins Sawyer
PaI CocSrsil Coke, Fair. Garland, George, Gorman.
rOonie Harris, Jack son. Jonas. Jones' tFia) Lamar.
Maxey Morgan, Psndleton. Pugh, Ransom. sanlsbmry.
Slater Vance. Van wyek, vs'' Voorhees,. walker Will
In the Senate the credentials OF Senators elect
Sabin Of Minnesota. Bowen OF Colorado. and
ColQuitt Of Georgia were presented. At 1885 r.
NJ. the Senate went into executive session.
Upon opening the doors. an hour Inter. Mr..
Hnwley' from tho. Committee on Printing.
reported a resolution FOL. the printing OF the
Of the Jeannette. Its present consideration was
objected TO. The bill to refund to the State. Of
Georgia money paid out for tho common n, do
fence in 1777 was passed. The House bill to
afford assistance and rel lief TO Congress and the
executive departing nts in the investigation OF
$40 r. NJ. both Senate and House took . recess
until p NJ