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Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-11-20

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Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-11-20

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Mamma gets St. Jacobs Oii,
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Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-11-20

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Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-11-20

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Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-11-20

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Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-11-20

Inevitable evils are always best supported.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-11-20

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Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-11-20

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Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-11-20
Daughters, wiye. and nIo,her.

Sen for Pamphlet on Z male DISEASES, free
securely ale1. DIR. J. b. M4rcaisi, Utica, n. Y
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
WASUI\GTDN NOTES.
Ossipee.

WA,nlNGION, Tuesday, April y, lsso.
rprsu ronsrERs Acting Secretary OF he Treas
rv hs informed tae Collector Of Customs AT New- ,rA
,h there objec tiOn thereto ne may u'" 's
~ arivng Al NewYork with cargoes OF fresh loosloI,
to re upon arrival without waiting uhu I"n''
.nt rv can be made the Cu-tom House. " was trP~
enfcd tht unss. thi, WAS plr>u ii the ops ~
Jefsned ON board the vessels wOui become w0rthrsH
Nh RrIIEt FOR INSURANCE CoMPANIEs.-Ine Dil ln'rr
duc.d by Mr. Miller for thc rcicf OF tho toIuhehtI'
the Eagle the city Fire ami tne COMMERCIAL Mlui ~
snr.uce COMPANIES IA New YORK. All Tor OtAo' 80,
names was to-day adversely reported III tHe ''e' r
these companies claimed 10 have p'li douo'' IA ~
profits nina, n,
srGS,L SERVICE EXPENDIrUREs- commune Va
b u,use which has bean nvest 'ating tne
vcs made a report to-day exODeratlht ~, ,,r,i'r
n,Ire,r, from The en- ,rges brought Paihsl y. ~
Nayn.rI In hi, ,al for reform he o'eih'uon
,a,.dtf,rcs of me b ircau FOR ne li't SIX
mai much OF the money hal hern may ,,,snt'.
n, even had lon. letter printed ~ 'lc ina
er n,nSe wh.oh he circulated extensively a"'"9 Wv
grounds FOR MS accusation - q, a
wE,1ueR sIGNAi%-Tbe cotton exchanges !"
sou,h have sent nulnber OF petitions 10 CvnS'
,n,, fr the xteus,nu OF the system OF "eahri ,,,,
!" ,hr cotton REGION letter ron Seco.iS ~ ~ IA
,mcnsinv ons from raj sLch was ,o -oo
na 10 to.iay sng ggestul appropriation OF 9iV,
Tor mai p1rposc with that snn u ~ proPo,o" w W
men 80 stations from April To OCTOBER oi'
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
AppREuENsIvE ABOUT Mr.. FIELD.
MIR GRIswoID on PROPERTY wREcKERs-rnE
NEw-ENGIAND BOND CASE.

MIR GRIsWoID on PROPERTY wRECkERs-lhh
NEw-ENGIAND BUND CASE.
BosToy, April 27.-Thc hearing in the New
York and New England bond case was Resumed this
morning Mr. stackpoe said tnat Atorney-ticneral
sherman had told him that he should present saidays
from Messrs Gris void, Haven. 5ayes Kingsbury heI-
calf and Lauders all Of them directors or the NewlOrk
and Nev-England Company. Mr.. Guswod had said that
he dLl not Ike Mr.. Field, and would not be cross
exaninod upon his affidavit BY vote OF
dve To Two the aniiavits wore admitted. Mr.
shormau then read Mr. Griswod's affidavit support
Ing the charge that Mr. Field proposed to pay the credit
ora less than the face value OF their claim. Mr. Grs
void WAS connected with the Rensselaer, Steel ant Iron
Works which was creditor OF the NewYork and New
England Company to the ytcnt or Sl3OODl Ihc most
i,nnortant part OF his letter the following:
Messrs Sage and Field feel apprehensive about. ms
they talked considerably possby Tor my penenD ABOUT
souecz ng the creditors and II hey dd not take what
was orrrd-say preferred stock-it wnnd De better 10
IefauIt on the second mortgage Interest due III
February, and fOrecOse under the MORTGAGE f"r par
lies fond OF wrecking proprrtes and leaving untnSpect
selves the plan OF foreclosure could be made very re-
muncrntive to those directly engaged In H.
The adavits of Messrs. GriswOd. Sayes. kingsbury,
Haven Landers and Meicaf to the effect that all OF
them at tho directors meeting September 20 heard
r Field state rather than pay the ere iitors In
m he was in favor osing second mortgage,
and that I'm response to this NJ Clarke arose and
a,ed n substance at would act be bonest to pursue
suo a course John A. Hennessey. private secretary to
Mr. Field. testiled ihat Mr. Landers had agreed to
teefy Mr.. Field SAID nothing about Torecloslng the
mOrl gaze. -
the nna arguments will begin at 10 a. IN Oh Thursday.
N
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
he motion to strike ont WAS lost.
TIE cnARGL5 AGAINST SENATOR PAYNE.

WASHINGTON April ~ (Spocial.-'Ihe report oi the
committee of the Oh House of Representatives. on the
investigation of the charges against Senator Payne ano
thr testimony taken by that committee were presented
TO the Senate to-day by the President pro iem MT
PAYNE rose to personal explanation and read state
ment about the matter He said that tho COMMITTEES
WAS appointed TO investigate charges made by D n
Donoyia who had been unable to verify anything he
lad charged. Mr.. Payne said that be bad not been
asked to appear before the committees. aud na u had
t,i,,'rv CON, lined but he charged that II sent
here for the purpose of Circulating &C indaos gossip
lie .ad tnat he would be content TO Leave the matter
in the hands of the Committee on Privilege ana Elcc-
inns to which it was referred. What acton the com
mitee will I, ke Is matter for future decsl)n but III
y, v,.tration, have heretofore always been made when
the charges were regularly presented ~ Ill 'hi'
instance.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
THE LEASE OF rnE JERSEY CENTRAL

TRENTON. April p (SpeciaD HI Pltney and
Barker G1mcrc the % the Vail estate Of
Norrstown made sppca ion before Chancellor kunyon
to-day Tor the OF decree enforce the decision
the Chancellor male some time ago Ia the sIt ,i that
estate declaring null void the lease Of the Jersey
Central I'd the Phi,ade phta and Reading RIroad The
decree they desired forth the egay Of tho lease
ard or Tered AL accounting by the Reaing for all the
profits that the Central hal camel under good
av,n,ut would have lrued while 1t Was in the Read
ngs hands Mr.. Gumnere alleged that the Central at
the time Of the lease making per cent and had
every prospect increasing this to per cent IL was
a so asserted the alleged trparitc agreement which
divorced the Lben and su-quehanna from the Central
subseauent to nr and united IL the Reading
WAS a rsrt OF the lease with it WAS null and v"id
EI.Chancei"r Williamson and Fra kin Il, GOweD for
the Reading receivers ant ~" Reading tompay respect
lively opposed the motion. The Chancellor reserved mis-
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
THEIR DIFFERENCES ADJUSTED.

Boston, April 27.-As result of SIX confer
ences the directors of the Cambridge Street
Railroad Company and the Executive Committee oil
District Assembly No 80 knights Of Labor, the differ
ences bel company aud It's employees have been
satisfactorily settled Nearly all of the requests Of the
men have been compiled with. The pay OF conductors
and drtyers s raised IS cents day of eleven hours
actual work with extra pay for work. UOsters
will he paid 80 o. feeders and mix harness cleaners
Msu viii le urulsned 10 clean the al night En-
ploy. su pended on paint and proved innocent VIII
Mini la.t nIgbt ia. accepted the report OF the
Committee ami passed NOcs ~ THANKS 10 the
Yresiaeut OF the road and the Executive Committee
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
,pvv AyD NAVY INTELLIGENCE

WASHINGTON, April 27.-Seconi Lieutenant
p Powell 9,h Cavalry. has been rehevei from dd.y a.
Jefferson Barracks Missouri ant ordered to MS proper
t,tion CAPTAIN X b. BenhIn, assistant surgeon re-
It'd FROM, tntv m the Department OF Texas and or
dered 10 the Department OF Dakota; First Lieutenant
Frank H. Edmnnds lst Infantry, ordered u Fort "ran'
Arizona As reginenta ailutint the leave of absence
OF CAPTAIN George W. StDuch. 81 Infantry has D"en eA'
tended two month fOWrteen days for LSADS; tle
nne month"; tho leave OF Second Lieutenant :.
Wolf AIN Infantry exteudet one month the 20 We OF
mlntns for disability; Captain C. Is. Steers, LHg"eor
orp, has been granted four months leave oi "OSe"ee
PaYmaster Johu MoMlnon has been ordered " '-'
llssln
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
CONGRESSIONAL DolNGs N BRIEF.

WAsuSGroN, April 2T.--Mr Wmtthornc was
appointed member ot the following comn'.e'S OF the
senate to-day Ol Claims on Pensions "nd On rent"
Census, also Na,h Affairs during tho temporary AN
seuoe pf senator Jones oG florda
AIr Leuuett. oi North CarOlila. from the COMMITTEE
al, fine lul,l,fy r.r,rt.I tf.r,sY 10 the House bll
20 prah. IL alien. from acquiring uue q OF owning
lnls NilnNn tIe Urlt.i 7tt'~ -
ME Cram. oi leNla, rom iho touNhl't'o On l"",'
,.r,n , M Ia nf,, lie flr the d,trlJullon OI the pro
,rc. the sale nl uOc lhndf az "i az ''' 'o','
general ANA distriot '"hd o'hoe' 'oT c""0"''o
purppaeA ......,. ,.,,.,t,y
MI. Buchanan, OF New-Jersey. saonitteIa "a minority
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
Low RATES STILL TO THE PACIFIC.

The transcontincntal situation was without
change Yesterday The restored passenger rates to the
Pacific Coast the by all the lines. except that
the AchisOn Topeka and Santa Frs rates to Southern
California are $40 nrsi-cass - class
under ar OF the competitors This owing To the
more direct route.
General Eastern Agent Hawley. OF the Sunset ronte.
says thai he Is not guaranteeing the low rates freight
be yund this week He deues that his rats have been
a. low AS they reported by his rivals and claims
that maximum rafe OF seveniyhve cents To San
has been the one prevailing through tho recent
war j. f. Foster. contracting OF the Union aud
Central Pacific Railroads and he Oregon Short Line at
No 2S7 I'rOAdway declares that while their freight
rate. have higher than the Sunset routes they have
received an advance of thirty cents many
ent because absence Of danger OF tho inter-
rupon of traffic by strikers on these lines
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
A suB-TREAsURY THAT IS NOT WANTED.

WAsnINGTov, April y (Npscidp-The Kentucky
Coneressmen encountering cons der"tle opposition
among their Democratic colleagues in their scheme to
locate a b-rreasury at Louisville The bill which is
in charge Of Ex-Governor McCreery was called up tor
discussion today but the hour allotted 10 it Messrs
Morrison and Warner made sucn q savage onslaught
upOa II that Mr. McCIerry tbOdgh II wise not to reply
TO their arguments to-day bot - make the measure
special order May 10. No substantial reasons nave
rs vet been gwen by the friends OF the Oil why now
sub Treasury should be established Louisville. OK
cent that Louisville is prosperous town with grow
ius commerce and an increasing population
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
STING THE WABASH RECEIVERS.

Chicago. April 27 tSpeciab.-ln the fore
closure OF the hr' lortsaee OF Si5ooOoo on tho
Toledo Peoria aad Railroad Co npany. pc ton5
we're filed At"d States Circuit Court to-day by
Phillip Henry Brown and John Patton. trustees under
that mortgage setting Forth The lease Of that compdnJs
rdroad and rolling the WABASH. St. Louis and
Pacific May - 1850 By tho terms OF the lease tAe
Wabash road to pay as renIl 30 per cent OF tho
earnings OF tho leased road also tho taxes o. h' prop
erty and Insurance. besides interest SS90O.ODO or
income bonds. Defmt Wa made by the wabash ~
payment OF tno 'ent, ard Nav D. lsS1. the court
ordered Scion lumrhrC and Thomas l.. TAFT, rrceiv
the Wabash surrender the Toledo, Pepria ana
Western thr petitioners as tnsteHs under the NOR
gige The o. th" trustees set forth thdt by the
lease the wabash 20 restore the rolling STOCK IN goo
order list gwen of thriyihr'e cab"osr cpa' anu
hux which nave not been returned. Inc court -
Therefore ASKED compel ta seiFrr OF tHe Nfph-h 10
pay tie above a.hogut The petitioners also AK me
court 10 compel Humphreys 10 pay over 10 mem
SIGl -. being amount OF net earnings o. thi
Ioledo Peoria and Western actually receiver Dy 'no
Oh. ~
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
TlxAs AND PAuYic REORGANIZATION


PHI >DELrH.A, April 27.-The ReOrganiza-
lion Commit tee of Texas ami Pacific Railway Com
pany. OF which General j. Wistar is chairman, met
here to-day and agreed upon the following plan OF re-
organization:
II property laudgrant lauds-to be purchased
under foreclosure for corporation. whose capital
stock will be the amount AS thtt or the present
company the stockholders receiving for every three
shares Of stock sharc. with the optional
rght 10 buy another ior Slj. The floating don't TO be
settled for in new stock go snare, the new com
pamy to make hfty-year gold per cent mort
gage for $40 O0O OF which S23OOoOOO 30 be known
as Series A. bearing obligatory interest and Tl1OOoooo
as Series b. with interest payable earned non cuin-
atiye hut no be intrrp psed Del weeh
the Cons"'tated BOND. TO receive lop per
cent OF SERIES tnd 20 per cent series NewOrieahs
vision bonds . cent o. series ana tp
Ter cent series 1(rande Division bonds to receive
% per cent OF SERIES nj 6J cent series H. Ter
ina hon receive % per cent or Series A ana -
Der cent series B The udcTaut bonds To Oo purchased
ard administered by e.. bondhoders, with the assent
aud aid OF the committee.
The plan Is tnOL sht ~ the c0nnttce TO he simple
effective with ultimate sIcrit'e 10 any INT rest
involves the annual obligatory interest or SILL lo,oOJ
ara conditional iutc~st or S7OU,UDo. supplies ab"nt
S3 100000 cash for expenses and repairs ana pre-
serves til alliances, tonnage aud pools.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
FIGHTING RAILROAD DETERMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April 27 (opecilh.-The short
haul use of the Interstate Commerce bill wa- Tue sup
ect to-day OF an debate in ae Senate Mr. Cam
den % West Virginia proposed amendment 20 the ef-
feet that it shall unlawful for any common cailer TO
charge or ny greater compensation In The agkc
gate the tran poraton OF passengers or property
subec to the provisions OF the Jr shorter tin for
Lancer distance over the same line in the same direc-
ton" Tile bill provides tnat no moro shs be chlr;'d
for shorter than for longer distance from the same
original point departure, aud l. authorizes the pro-
posed Railroad Commission TO make exceptions. Mr.
Camdens amendment strikes out from the saue "rgi'
nal pont OF departures" lnd prevents any exc pl"n
from be ng made The OppGrentSo % his amendment san
would result In thrOdsh rates. ID tpr winter sea-
snn when there was water cOmpetiuOn being tr.ey
s.d I'm order that zeal RACES cOit o. mle pFon pe
Mr. Camden aud Others avcrrcd that II IT were los
,doptsd while a road company could not charge aAy
more. instance. from Chicago q Cevelanl thin ron
Chicago to Newly yet IL might charge as h i'h moro
AZ peased Cleveland or any other lntrne nate
pont to New-YorK than from Chicago 10 NeW-1Orh.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28

three years ago the payment OF ths recever
debt of the Central Railroad OF NewJerseS. Franklin
Gowen, Richard Asburst. Solicitor kaeroher ana eN
Chancellor williamson appeared before Chancellor h""
Won 10. day and for the eaing Company and receivers
ked mn oppea from the decision ordering the sale ana
an order staring the salo pending that appeal Inc
Chancellor held that the sale must prorc a. u Nv Nv
Gowep wanted to pay the debt. the Chhhccor 'ail o
could 40 So and get back the Reading 'echrims nl no
ourstion of his right to the Central bonds was mtts
10 he decided after the debt was paL Inc sho 10 ""-
vertised to take place tomorrow IN New YORK
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
JEy,y FARMER MILLS HIS WIFE.

TYLER, Tex, April 27 Special. - Albert
Roberts young farmer living near Lere, married his
peighDors daughter little over year ago He QUAR-
relied with his father-inlsw and separated from his
WIFE, Last night he visited his vile and round her s
ting by the window with their babe IN her arms Alter
snc.king few words Roberts deliberately drew re-
vnlvrr ana sent bullet through his wfc's Drain kng
her instantly He then kissed his baby, mounted ms
horse and made his escape
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
DEMENT, IN DANGER OF REJECTION

WAsurSdroS, April ~ NJProit3.-Ihe rup'
lie Lands Committee OF the Senate has unanimou5y
voted to report adversely tn, nomination OF ,
Dement, to be SurveyorGenc OF Utah. This s the
same nomination which caused much discussion some
,ne &, 70 I'm the Senate Dement, tiIst nominated IN
place o. a su >peuded officer. Notwthstanilng the al
verse report the committee" through the friendship d
General Logan he was confirmed. Bat motion was
made to reconsider. AMI whie that was pending tho
term of the suspended officer expired. and the Prrslie
sent in Dement,, asin 10 MI vacancy ctlse ny
expiratiOn Of term. Uud Mr. EimunisS resolution ID
return the nrst papers cases where nomination "d'
seut IN the second fime Dement'S name aeain Went ID
the COMMITTEES Pnblc Lands It's proDaple tiat 40
will have II. re difficulty ia gctung counrncd no" thah
was the case before.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28

49,. e,d s,rony competition from the other side BE-
.,des This unreasonable demand for moro wages there
comes up another demand even more arpitarV 'n"" u"
other namely that manufacturers shall not employ sun
help as they think BEST but only snch as 'ne ~
prove . .,,.. ,hos. standing
paid committees which ride over the country auu M
rn 20 comn,nv's ics IN fine carriages and oricr Tue
managers do as they dictate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "
is no grievance bet ween the men anu the conp, ,'r
LET local committees of men employed at the WORKS pre-
their grievances
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
on,c.G0S bTIyED COCRI house.

CHICAGO, April 27 tSpecidp.-E. H. Bralne,o,
who ia engaged In taxing down portion u W"
- 900 900 Court House, has reported To t"o ""sy
Board that the condition OF the buliihs '''" ~.
s''',.rnn. ,h,n n, first supposed Occupancy OF 'ho
w..h,n,onst side he says. Is actually unsafe "o'"
men were engaged to-day apparently IN teAr'"S "S 40
hudi,s down. but In ct their alm - 10 r'u'' I'm :,
,hr nro,ect ion. on the sohth end of tho run" s,,.
y. ,',t f tne arch over entrance. Whlcn -
,rt, by immense granite pillar-. "cr" "'i'k go, n /.
to Tho ground. Al the projections eo'h'0V' 80"
sloue portcOs will bc takeH 10
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
DIscouRAGIyG OUTLOOK FOR BUSINESS

HARTFORD, April 27 lSpecioh.-AmOs Whit
pev. of the Pratt * whitney MinnMctnnns Company
who IA. In. returned from an extruded western mp
says: ersons who nave contemplated starting b"Sl
,ess AMI nr.ns who INTENDED enldfsng ths year nave
,,,,t s,.,, ,nn await the action Of the Knights OF
fabor Nothing vii be uHti. the labor question is
settled The time has arrived that even Win our h'Sh
ar nd without al increase IN the cost OF producuen
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
srRrRTr3 SUIT AGAINST THE ERrE

NEwBURG, April 27 (Specab.-rhe suit of
william NJ Albert against the Erie Railroad Company for
$4,000 damages continued to-day before Jddge
Brown. The prosecution close isc case. Several phys
clans testified tho plaintiff wond be able to
leave his bed. EI-A-semb yman J. G. Oiel, Erie
Move test nen tnat shortly alter me accident Albrrt
walked around the expressed The opinion that lie
won d get well he would settle the The
company would give him pass over the road
would help him his business OF travelling salesman
for q Pennsylvania lumber hGm Aberu Is q graduate
OF Cornell University.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28

men only eight hours work day ou. .ne % en VI ,Sey @
ri he only 25 hour. rs IL 10 now When 'ncy
work ten hours ~ ,.-.a ,oo, tbo yohn-
sewer struck yesterday for al increase IN WAGES
from 81 so to 81 75 day. Contractor freel resoo TUG
adrance and about half OF them returned 10 work
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
cIfANGrs on ruE ONTARIO AND WESTERN.

NEwBURG, April 27 SpeciaD. An important
change VIII be made on the Ontario and Western Rail
road on May l. he middio division will hen e1i send
from Cornwall to siney instead OF to Norwich, ana the
northern division from Sidney to Oswego. i Is also
stated that company talr strongly Of moving the
Norwich shops TO sidney. The latte town hs offered
several acres Of ground and $4,000 In cash If the com
pany oil tha. Tue reason Tor these moves OF me
Ontario sah - ho tie difference eXlstlns het"eri
the =. and the authorities Norwich Tne company has
ordered change OF DIVISION terminals. and II tnry asp
take the shops away from Nyrwch IT VIII give the town
dition that shops he built there Dit unfortunately
the agreement To that erect cannot I've onnd ny me VII
age olcers thloug. whose carcle~-less It has been
laaf
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28

NEw-ORLEANs, April 27 lSpecidb.-A dispatch
TO The Times Democrat from Beauvi Miss the nome ~
Jefferson DAVIS. says that Coouel Thomas ho4lnRS
WORTH an cx-Coufederate soldier, who was ON the stan
OF General Je5 stuart barred there To day ana that
the coffin was drlprd with Confederate tatlie flag.
provided for the purpose by Mrs. Jcicrson DAVIS.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
MORE ROOM NEEDED Al THE WHITE HoU.E

WAsHINGroN, April 27 (Specf). Nj. Nor
rilrs bill to appropriate $500 900 is besnhing tow'ri
the erection ofanOther Ouing OF equal size anu similar
exterior Immediately souhot the preseut Hnlte HOUSE,
WAS passed IN tue Senate to-day with Ony Tow Opp0S-
,r, vorcs Mr. U,wiey lid not think the ARRANGEMENTS
satisfactory but Mr.. morrill, explained that the COM
ni,tee as well the President and his predecessor Ia
Office agreed plan Offered the easiest and most
asih, escape RON present difficult les lhe lht
enncy of the pr-,cnt White House WAS admitted OV AL
Mr. awley thou ,ht II would DO better To erect anptnee
i,,,t',.".~ ,,r ,nI.. VA. other senators thought
another site should br ltsrd for re-iienre rus
l. The same bill passed by the >sntte AZ o lasS 'e'soh
Ii has never been considered ~ the House