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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25

Ms. BsEcHER l.c.urei 81 Brooklyn
Wedn slay evening last, on his "Circuit OF
the Continent Here is what lie soy OF
Texas it prophecy or bosh? Il went to
Leadvile aud Denver. Thence | went
through Indian Teutorg-aud slept all tn
way [laughterl into Texas. THIS state 10
imperial IN its largsness. l.s climate
is admirable; It's tsources are beyond rect
tation. suppo.e % is dssti ed TO be di-
vided into 70 cg stale, though they were
very unwilling TO hear me say so They
glory ia their magu.;uIe. Bu' there is orc
drawback Three state, will nave six sen
ators, whereGs now there are but two to 20.
But the four that wont to BE- will be in the
end miehter than tho two that arr, and the
state viii 90 OWNED into three great states
II IL not simply q state wonderful Tor It,
grain ana for its herds but ais) tor its for
esis in some portions, aud its minerals IN
Others.'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25
TIE SILVER KING.

The above /. he name OF The beautiful
upF,drama presented ~ the ope houfo
lat evening by HaNerly's selected COM
many of accomplished players. Al witness.
ing that sime performances Jay Gould was
moved 10 tears, and Weeping l. not sn
habiiu,l weakness Of that gentleman. It's
n II n sensational drama. II il loltily emo.
uonal. presenting s1mbrs passages lighted
as moon beams tall IA 'orrstt leaves. Pow.
erful without glare, it's name is very appro-
pirate. There Is suggestion in its lie
uictures of pure 81 cam trending dark
valley aud tho sheen f slvery light shed
nv Virtue thai in the night time Of
dea,hn refuses to die. rhe silver X NJ
had n hundred nights ut Wsllack'o New
York theatre. 1t Is appropriate that u
should b., of III he pays OF tho seas N
oftenest prese ted AZ Dallas. Il was Eenel-
rpcss; it has net with csm-
ple,s success everywhere and nearly
all the seats we're occupied
last evening. Those who acted in roles
portraying villainy, were living pe'sonih-
cations Of blacklist purposs, aud AGAINST
their aptitude of darkness the noble virtues
of the good oues spsrkled ~ the marshaled
stars glitter on the plain OF night. The
staging 10 most effective and the wonderful
mechanism OF Unfolding and reversible,
.cs.ery. In itself, was .Splsuded MS.
Helen Blythe ~ Nellie Denver
IL wonderfully clea- IN her IN
rsrpre' aNons Standing in defense
of her nssrly dying child, against
midnight eviction in q time o. wintry wealth.
-, she was sublime. The stretched howell
lac perspective OF s1ssy fields; the cruel
scent and the mothers frenzy we're all
d aced. true to lie, aud when the defiance
cane, all hearts thrilled. There was laugh
.~r 90. for fnceiIa tsitieFed along the pro-
gresa. aud q. t.e play j. strong the moral
poiut-d I. superb The house was
warmed IN a temperature just right. and
hose who attended iasi evening joyed 1t
mott IN lrpughiv NJ. Jos. O'Bris1 q
model aclor He strongly resembles Mr.
Beecner. md especially 50, when, having
ier from England TO Au.irali- aud became
me me -roe Silver King he returns
81. h flowing lock- grey from the mental
,sony h eiures. There was not
ne bad pl.yer in the company
E.D.cialls GOOD ,owever. are N-ssfs
r >. Qiin,, r. NJ. Res, James, Vincent
IA NJ. Flank II Do,ton. "Cissy" and
Ned" the 40 Children. were well aimed
md yet natural. The former character
-As well sustain-d nv little Nay D.vo. No
DOUBT ;o-right Al tie Is w'l' be taken.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25

AN Arkaugos p.u,r = swers one of It's
smart correspondents desiring 10 know
whether GARFIELD and RANDALL are csndi-
dates for governor Of Arkansas, in the fol-
lowing explicit Huu sasisiac orr syie; Mr..
CARLISLE isu private citizen residing ON
the south bolHdarY VI Lrpln nd and lol'
lows the business Of importing madder
and ground squirrels and is consequently
a free trader, 0hila Mr. RANDALL i.a high
protective ma bang engaged larsely in
the manufacture of "sosp;' no, OF the
kind. however. tibet DORSEY uses"
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A POLITICIAN who can refer to his record
with complscsnoy, while the waves OF The
dark river ere breaking at bis feet deserves
csnouizatior. HksrELL, of KANSAS. said on
his death bed to the clerk ofthe committee.
his personal friend, ED. it pays to be clean
Next tomr God, ms wife, and my children, i
value my good name, Personally do not
care to live; hut | wluld ike to live for my
family. | have nothing TO leave them bu,
my good maze, rm prou' ol that name,
My record is Gle o., sni my children can
look blck upon - With pride. Ed I'd
rather have the good name than all The
world
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25

II only one tap of the bell viii drive sleep
from the eyrsoi the uninsurcd fortho night,
affords such quite, rest Gs the
knowledge. when you na down ~ night,
that all % insured. Try A. John \. Oldt-
hoff, agent. eOl Nam street.
Another alarm WAS sounded last night
about 10 O'Clock, und the depurlmelt
turned out promptly. II proved % be n
.msll frans building 10 ated between Live
Oak ana Bryan streets, iu't east OF the
Texas Central railroad, occupied by coll
Grad family
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25
TIE CmnCA KACK EFT.

The old fassiIoed worn out check
confidence "rscEein was Successful
" worked on Mr.. A. 9. Row,
a passenger over tue south bound
Missouri Pacific train Wednesday night,
about O'Clock, Us the train was pulling
out OF Denison. Mr.. Row is from lonich,
lliuois. aud lie here on a prospecting tour.
HIS obiec I've point vss Dallas, aud he
arrived mere ve4terday morning sadder
hut "A W Ser man. A. thu Iralu was on the
eve OF pulling cat Of Donison, Well
dressed man OF pleasant msnneis TOOK II
sea- directly hshiHs him, and Ifter passing
the compliments Of the day, TO all appear
anccs lred hinself III his seat,
remarkiug that he wss bound Tor Dall7s.
mud was IN business he'e. Very soon q
man entered aud approaching him snd:
sec hpic, you have not paid tor those
goods you purchased Of ~ ADD they have
been snip ,td 20 ypu ~ Dallas why
Won are quite right" replied the party al
dressed, apparently mucn surprised at me
came time producing his check oook ana
giving check on some imaginary BANK OF
Deni.on. l. r.ad rs iulloSs: Pay TO the
order of J. II Cullen $3.50 signed Smiien
4 Grot. The chsck wes on the fictitious
banking firm of Rohroush, Moore x 20 /.
Dsnison, on which Mr.. Row advanced
5000. Mr. Row missed his newly made
friend at the next station, and as thor
ough search OF the tram iail.a TO bring MN
To light, he began to snif Il ,un IN the air,
and - each moment passed the more con-
vinced he was that he had been swludied:
and at last he VAS thoroughly convinced oil
the true STA @ Of affairs
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ArnArriLI,Ep 20.

Rosa CLARK, the tTrive-yrsr-old son OF
NJ Hsnry g. Clark, met with serious nc
cidept ye,tsrdAy morning, in which his
RIGHT les wng badly fractured just above the
ankle. He v-s standing on tho mantle
adins,ing n picture nung ON th- wall, when
hn lost bis bssncF aud tell, 'r2cturing Tho
Inb ~ stated. H. suffered intesse pais
Tor lime DR.. Allen was called In ana i'd
ius.ei and dressed the Mounted mombsr.
II will b. some time before ne will be able
10 he abgut again.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25
PERSONAL.


W. r. Hauby, OF Nashville, is at the
Windsor.
Miss Roe, OF Galveston is visiting Miss
Nay Dickson, OF this CITY.
II NJ. Gates. n prominent attorney OF
Qui,mau, is at the Windsor.
DR.. W. G. Jameson, physician OF the pen
itentiary at Rusk, IL In the city.
DIR, 8 W. Bullitt. of Paris, is in the city.
the guest OF colonel l. Il. Fitzhugh.
NJ. and Mrs. J. NJ. Wendelken have re-
turned from an TX ended trip north.
Mrs. W g. AcCuioheon, OF Wichita
Falls. is in the city, visiting the family OF
Judge A. II. Field.
Captain w G. Conner, OF Galveston,s IN
the city. He il negotiating with s'iton 70
build ner watsr-works.
Father Martincre, of the church OF the
9acred Heart 10 confined to bis bed by q
threatened attack OF pneumonia.
Rev. A. Bsdelon, al Waco, and p. n. Du.
mont, OF the cathedral OF u Galveston. arethe
guests OF Father Quinon, OF ST, Pstriok'a
church, this city.
Colonel l. w. Giggs Of the banking
Arm OF Oliver & Grisgs. returned yesterday
from a two weeks business trip 10 New
York and the sa-t.
Atths 81. George. A Dawson, A "
Moore Midlothise; W A Waldeat. Ty or;
william II Alien, Terrell; III Steinieidt,
Corsicana; l. l. Cnarsey. Chicago; Law;
D.trojt: o Suih, Waxshachie; w u
Martin, Terrell Lru,s Brin, iuu Brin,
Waxsh acn.e; ii NJ Carnahan. Iuni coun'
"; RS Walker, wistan; NJ kanehan
F,rt Worth. W ID James. Bowie; Roo.
ertsoa, Crystal Fslis; William Chiffon s.d
w,te Ni.. Annie q over, Sherman; w
Ellis. G.Iv.ston: r NJ Peeler, Ter
rsll: James NJ Brown, Cleburne;
H Lac, Kuss City, u VIM Res,
Fort Worth q L Poilips 81. Louis; h
rr,vw.ni Gregg, A ID Hendricks, NC
K,nnsS; v w q nbbs, Ksuims1; W: N.
n. ars. Enni-; J J Ro ,eri-on. Crysta Falls:
q q Mouuc.stie. Allen; s Cress. Pecos cay
Frank " Dpnn-ils. NzxAhAclic.
irr.rai J. g. VI zzard. Of New Orleans,
"a a suest OF the Windsor.
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dng man, who gave Mis- name ne Robert
Allen, OF Midlothian, called - srn ner
wha, passed hrtween them rs no.
knOwn. A little daughter Of The proprle-
tor, who was very innd OF tho uahy, took
II IN 10 the kitchen hra 10 warm y and the
mother took walk and hss not been seen
since. L. was In the cleaning OF the even
Inc that she len and the supposltion IL That
sh. lefi on thu nor.h.blu Il train over the
rexaa Central for pnrts unknown,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25
TINE oID urI,L.pUNCuEs.

Tax Collector G 3 Gillespie hiss stacked
mn In his office ia mluumentel shape one
hundred or more brll-punches, long since
retired from business. On the one tho'
surmounis the pile is the inscription, "Sa'
orsd 10 the memory OF the sixteenth lesis-
lsturs. Born IN the city OF Austin Jnnu'
arv lIth. 1879: died Apr 9th. 1872 The
only thing they ore now Dit for Is the nOni-
nal worth ole iron and brass that there
Ia In than
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25
ron PATTERSON SENT UP.

Bob Peterson c1lored was arrsigued IN
the district court yesterday morning on
the charge Of burglary. The charge was
reduced ia theit ~ under $50 ara ne wa,
ry.n 1--we days imprisonment and fined
$50 and cof.. PaycrgOn ~ wanted IN
Gravron county 20 answer 90 the chsrPe OF
assault Of muriur' few DAYS since he
attempted TO escape from a.eistant Jhiior
Rhodrs Who after warning min To malt
shot one OF hi' ribs out aud recaptursd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25
IN THE TOLLS.

Several weeks since james Larry, con :.
vale cing pa'isnt a. the city hospi al, took
suddea leave of that institution, Carrying
with him the watch aHd - lew dollars IN
money, the property ~ a bfdHdden iellow
pstient. The grand i1rv found true bill
npaius, him, chsrging him with then.
Wedr esdav night Olieer Gates came acro9s
him vhilo ne was 'aking in .he city sndrsn
him In. lie wa transferred TO the county
ieil to await trial.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25
THAT LIBRARY AGAIN.

The celebration o. the establishment OF
public library aud reading room 10 Dallas
occnrs to-nighf. Printed aud verbal iDvi-
tat,ons have peen extended nv the commit
ice 10 every booe they could rracn by such
WAYS anu means," and the HKR.LD taxes
the liberty To say that all are Invited, m lie
aud female, who are In crested in the rsr-
oar CITY and will donate one or more
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25
PASSING CoUNrEnrEir MONEY.

Captain William Rea, the CITY marshal 81
Fort Worth. Ia IN Dallas He brought q
@. CLARKE, who Is charged with passing
crun,erieit dollars on u one-armed man
named King. The oiT-n,e is alleged to have
occurred at Fort Worth Lass Saturday. The
coins are vre chedly executed, and are FAC
smiles Of those passed ny thr Boil county
gang ~ Waco last December, for which ioui
men were crested.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25

IT isn't likely fhn President ARTHUR
will appou, srvATor IsGAHr to the va
cancy on the United States circuit court
while a democratic governor is compliment
" awaiune t.a opportunity TO give Kansas
wha, she has long need,d-s democratic
sepatnr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25

KAss.at.ay s>t. beverage dsuom'-
nated srfY1tm' ,n,to NJ i'au-i ptcr.m
declare, "Io1ts fl;1 lesr smells ''s' beer,
md t.s%s iis, beer." Prohibition opens
up va. poeihi ig, Tor uerrertsd inssnu-
-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25

Evr. the Arab has commenced - imrni'
CRATE - The United fa'sa. Comfortable
number of OBJ csc 3ns OF the desert. IN 81!
their picturcsqu-n 80, Gro reported 10 BE-
psssinr hrelrn 0licsgo, aad IN route 10
Nav AaNiCl.
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AwAIr THE WoRLp.

wednesday morning the Gus line 'srdet
q, IN. IN v notei On d8iu street, Ia East
DALAI. a young mother and her roy babe.
e,,o registered ss Sasie Long, Ciebnfne,
Tex,.. she vas given'a room o. the pro-
..,,.,or and made comfortable. During IN Z.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25

rhs case OF toe state vs. Snropshirs
Evans. charged with the murder 81 Will
liam Engers In 1875, which was set for ves-
terdsy wss continued until the ns1t term
of tbs court, owing TO the illness % Jud7s
II Barksdale. one of the counsel for the
defenBe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25

An Infant ~ OF Mr.. Oscar Wiliilms
burned TIA left foot badly yesterday IL
was let alone in aro1m for q few minutes,
and craving 10 the fire place, got It's foot
into IT, The burn is serious one.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25

A CIRCUS manager has uiiz,d tho HoL'
MAN boom. Ho announces through the
Detroit Time THAT W s. HOLMAN is the
one democ,a, g. sweep thi- country. ana
who is sending marked copies OF his "inier-
view" all over the l31d. Who Gays the
New York Suns labo,s have been IN vain ?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25

Itisruaorsd thai on yesterday the Texns
g. Pa ,ifc Railwev Company purchased OF
Mr.. John r H.rdis, OF New Orleans, the
ground including the bi0ck on which the
old elevator aud cotton yard wer. located,
fnr $40 600 cash.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25
Ponds Extract.

Pond's Extract.
Used f1r the past thrtv.hve years by
physicians of all schools, for rhaum, tism,
neuralgia, aches, piles and hemorfnages.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25

"The Best"
Ben.on's Capcine Porous Pasters are ad.
mittedly "Tpe Best" for loca, rheumatism
and neurRlgis. 25c.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25

NJ. John Harris, Ennis, Texas, Gays: 81
used Browns Iron Buffers tor broken
down coas:.tlirIOn hid II huns mo up
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+. B. -.
earth. pro &C ion a. nc nal c,st. based 90
m.r.aiiy Coionel @. J Penn, deputy,
now ir ID Has.
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Il don't feel well" rne siomsch 10 ont
. oder: neglected, this means chronic q -.
p.ps a. You riou . teEe Acs ers Dysp p
n. isbiets aud avof this ierribie dsesss.
GA M " Il Eafflr- on II u.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25
xUKpEn CASE CONTINUED.

Little Joker" ia tue nest smoking &C.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25
SERIOUSLY BURNED.

Ladies approx. Of your smoking Little
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25

Win you suffer with Dyspepsia ana
Liver Complaint shiloh's Cure is the
remedy Tor It,. Sold by w. II. Patterson
d. Co., druggists. Dallas, Texas
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-03-26
"Fritz" Buys n Dog.

Mr.. ]. X. Emmett, having mouned q
sufficient length Of time over the death
of his st. Bernard dog Bayard, Jr., for
which he gave the sum of 81, 500 at the
New York Dog Show of 1882, has been
on the lookout for another gigantic pet.
Rumors of the arrival of canine giant
from England had reached "Fritz," and
one of his first missions after his arrival
was to call upon n gentleman prom
inently known in connection with dog
shows. Full information with regard to
the dog inquired after was forthcoming
that he was owned by Mr.. u. II.
Hearn, of Passaic, N. j.; was named
Rector, of pure st. Bernard breed, and
beyond all doubt the largest dog in the
world. Mr.. Eminet went to Passaic to
see "the mighty Rector" and as the
large mountain OF flesh rose upon his
feet ard elevated his shoulders to
height of thirty-five inches from the
floor, memories of the lost Bayard, Jr.,
were WED out by admiration of tho
new wonder. TO see was but to crave
for the possession of Rector, and al
though Mr.. Hearn stated positively to
begin with that his dog was not for sale,
Mr., Emmett found out at last that every
dog as well M every man has his price.
The sum agreed upon was $4,000, tn,
largest amount ever paid for a dog. ant
yesterday Mt noon Rector was brough
from Passaic and was exchanged for MIR
Emmet's check for the stipulated price
Then he was taken by Mr.. Emme
to Albany, where he will be kept 70
some time. There is no question at al
about the dogs height, and when place.
under the standard used for measuring
horses he touched the bar with bis shout
ders when elevated to little over thirty
four inches. Measuring from the floor
to the center of the shoulders with a
tape the measure shows thirty-seyen
inches. He has brindled head and a
brindled and white body, and what is re-
markable in dog of such proportions
he stands rs straight on his legs as
terrier, and carries his 1916 pounds OF
bone and muscle with surprising 40
tiyity.-Ncw York Herald.
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SUMMARY OF CONGRESS-
Senate,

Il, Bis were reportcd ravorabv authorizing
ile plSJlLa' rr-grneral tu prOlibi the do.
ivory Of mail ~ lottery ca M auies. and ns.
taD l''lirS TIL" times AID placo, fer holding
Sle terms of tho Units Sta rs i strl t court
, 10Y, Ino northern dis rict pf New YOr;
blIls wore introduced to create tho ,ilot ser.
wee o. the u tied Sat's. The s ,nate cin.
Sldercd Tue bill providing for n bureau o.
statlslicS, without action In execn'iye
session the Senate considered the Mexican
tire ity. -'A'''"
THO commercial treaty with Mexico was
ratified by a vote Of fOrty-one to twenty,
or Just one vote more than the requisite two,
thlrds ma GRITTY IA bill was introduced by
Mr. Miller, OF New York, 10 sus end for two
years the coinage of silver dollars. Mr.
Logan intro lncea hi TO give pensions In
de ondant relatives Of dectaSe soldiers,
Mr.. EdnundS intro lucad n 10 provide
Tor tho establishment Of fore res rvation
III Montana. The committee ..lu alton
ana labor reported fevOlably on no Morrill,
educational bill. II provide, for setting
apart the net proceeds OF land sa,,s and an.
nualIy asum Of money equal to ono half of
the receipts from the Pacific railroads for
public education. Mr.. Jackson pro-
posed constitutional amendment
making the presidential term six
y.hih hul maNlng tine PRESIDENT in
eligible TO reelection. Referred to the
committee on judiciary Mr.. Miller, of
New York, said tho Senate COMMITTEES on
agriculture were in favor Of passing the
House pleuro-pneumonia bill, after amond-
ing 1t 80 as to provide that il the authorities
Of Stale In which di.ease exists fail TO take
steps to stamp them out the President shall
prohibit the expnr alton OF cattle from that
State -; Mr.. Sewell spoke in favor of and
MT. Wilson against the Fitz-John Porter
bill.
After speeches by Messrs. Logan and Man
derson against, ana Mr.. Rildleberger in ia
vor OF the bill for the 10 iei of General Fit
John Porter, tho bill was read third time
and passel bva vote OF 3 yeas to q nays
II was discovered after the announcement of
the vote that tho preamble +, the bill had
not been passed. The preamble was then
passed. The bill authorizes tho President to
appoint Porter to tho position of colonel in
I he army of the sam grade and ram, held
by him at the tima of dismis a., and also in
his discretion TO pla g General Porter on the
retired list as Of that gra TO- General Porter.
however, to receive no compensation or ri.
lowance prior to his appointment under the
act.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-03-26
House,.

A message was received from the President
without Comment, transmitting to the House
the Lasker resolutions returned by Prince
Bismarck, with accompanying papers Bills
were introduced to define the duties Of the
Mississippi river commission; TO incorporate
the Yellowstone Park Railroad company; TO
retire General G.. H. Wright, and to enlarge
the grounds around Washington's head
quarters at MorristowI. n. j.
Mr.. Morrison, from the committee on ways
and means, reported bill revising the tariff.
Mr.. Mckinley, from the same committee,
introduced minority report -. The post
Office appropriation bill was debated without
action. IA bill was passed admitting to
American registry foreign vessels under GER
tain circumstances.
Consideration of the postofllce appropria-
ton bill was resumed. After some debate
MIR. Horr's amendment, increasing to $l2,-
5OO,WO the appropriation for the conpensa-
ton of poStmasters, was lost. On motion
of Mr.. Davis, OF Illinois, the clause limiting
the salaries of postmasters to 5000, was
stricken ont. Mr.. Holman offered an amend
ment, which was lost fixing the salary Il
the postmaster at New York at 5000. A
motion by Mr.. lIorr to increase the oppro.
priation for clerks by sl25, 900 was lost.
MIR. Harrison, from the committee on Ter.
ritories. reported favprably an hal placed
on the calendar the bill FOR the admission of
Dakota. The House resumed the consider
alton OF the postoillcc appropriation bill. In
committee Of the whole, Mr.. SINNERS amend.
menu increasing the appropriation for the
payment of letter carriers from So, 600, 900
to S4,0)0,0O0, was adopted