Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-02-18
XLlXTH CONGRESS-.
frrst Session.

mittco ON Privileges and Elections reported
OIL nxins tho time for the Getting OF Con-
rrcss In issJ snd cvcry second year there
isse. and every sccoLd year Thereafter ON tho
second Monday In November. Tho Com
mis,es on the Library reported a resolution
dents of tho United states shall be- placed ln
vacant nichcs In the Senate Chambcr. MIR.
inRalis OFFER a resolution looking TO the
requirement OF the issue of one and two dol.
lar United States notes. There was n lively
de Sis,9ss,on y ION 90 resolution OF inquiry orcrcd
by MI. Eustts, In relation to AN alleged dis.
,rimlnalion egalns, silver by the Assistant,
regular order. and Mr.. Hoar gave notice
that he would Afterwards call up tho Hank.
Irup'cy bill. bin was passed providing Cor
the Chicago and Great Western Railroad
The kusus resolution Was again taken
as - unanlshed business. Mr. f"lleTs flplT .eoss Ssss
against tho policy OF the Secretary OF the
Treasury With regard To silver. MIR Gorman
defended the Administration Mr. sherman
in defining the duties of Treasury officials,
was turned 20 vigorous discussion ot the
Scnat"'s inquiry Tor reason" from the III.
Mr.. Morrils. Mcssrs. Pugh and Morgan
Joined la the debate, which closed at lil6 ..
m. aud the resolution OF Mr.. Eustis went
over until tomorrow, After an executive
session, which lasted until 2 y. m. the senate
Housr.-Therc was the regular call OF the
states Tor the Introduction OF bills. Tho
committee on accounts reported adversely
and authorizing each member OF Congress
TO employ clerk. IL was placed ON
toe on Labor reported n resolution call.
ing on tho Postmaster General for In.
law and the le,,cTsnqriers % The snso9r snma eSn
Iniitec reported hill constituting eight
hours days work for all laborcrs employed
by tho United Statcs. The House at tilO went
Into committee OF the whoio,on the fractional
gallon liquor tar bill No action was reached
journcd.
WAsuINoToS, Feb. 0.-SESArE a bill was
reported and placed ON the calendar to In.
crease tho cffcicpoy OF the army. rcsolu
tion was agreed to calling upon the Secretary
OF state Tor Information In regard go the cN-
port and price of American cereals and cot
ton abroad a number OF bills providing
nh Tor NE orre,ion OF public ehidinss were
up and Mr.. Blair made a speech. Tho con
siders'lon OF public building bills was 70
passed, appropristing siS.cco for each. and
Newport, Kyr $4,000 The bill 90 provide
an amendment for an Assistant Secretary OF
War went over. Tho educational bill was
made tho special order for O'Clock to-
morrow.
HousE.- Executive communications ia re-.
ply 10 resolutions OF inquiry were presented
by the speaker The bill TO prevent tho
claim OF war taxes being ueed as "A set od
mcnt was considered Tho biil o. regulate
tHt thA 0n phftH OF n Huiinn OF
spirits was taken up aud debated. Findiay.
OF Mary land. AMI Warner. of Ohio, made sil-
yer sgc' ohcs. Pending action Mr.. Morrison
Introduced resolution calling on the sgcrc-
tary OF the Treasury for certain Information
In regard To customs dues.
wAsHISoToN. Fcb. 10. .-eEsArE-A bill al
lowing discharged officers OF the army ono
year. pay aud allowances was reported ad-
yersely. Mr.. Riddlebcrgcr's resolution was
adopted directing the Committee ON Public
buidings 20 report the aggregate amount OF
money 10 bo expended this session on the re-
coinmeudation OF that committee Mr. Hoar
ororcd a resolution which was adopted. di-
sidc, ~. a.n..d,o,,n '"o ary to con
monument to General Hancock. Mr. Eustis'
resolution In relation 20 discrimination
against silver at the New Orleans EubiTrcas-
ury. was taken np and discussed Tho Edu-
csiional bill was made the unfinished husi-
ness for tomorrow. hr. Dolph submitted AN
amendment 90 Mr. shorman's silver bill AZ
t;lb .. m. the senate went into executive
session. and at 30 adjourned.
HOusB.-Certain information called for ia
relation 20 the tarin was received from the
Secretary OF the Treasury and referred. Hes-
oluiions of respect "a the uemer, of General
Hancock were offered aud adopted. aud nj
II 10 y. IN. the House adjourned.
wAsHIsOTOS. Fcb. ~ li.--sEsATE An amend
nont 20 the Kustls resolution was submitted
money AZ The New 0riean. ub.Treasufy. ana
its relation TO the exchange Of silver ccrtir
cat0s FOR coin. A bill was introduced 20 rs.
peal Eli treaties permitting the coming Of
Chinese 80 the United States. Bills in reia-
ton 20 Indian Affairs were reported and the
bill 10 regulate tho promotion Of West Point
graduates was discussed. The Blair gduca-
ton btu vas taken up. Mr. Morgan support
ing certain amend ments until the Senate
went into executive session.
HoUsE-The Fil John Porter bill was
made the special order for the second morn
bill proposing a pension 20 the widow of
General Hancock was objected 20 by hF
Beach. of New York. The indian approgris-
mittee reported bills comforting and extend
| ing civil jurlsdiclion In certain cases in the
| Territories. The Delaware ship canal survey
| bill was reported. The bin 20 enable National
banks ~ change thoir names Was discussed
snd passed but motion 90 reconsidof was
pending when the morning hour expired. At
3 O'Clock the fitx John Porter bfl vas taken
up aud discussed until adjournment
wAsmSoToS. Feb. Iz.-sEsATE.-Not In ses-
sion.
HousE.--after the reference of a large
number Of Senate bills % the appropriate
committees. the speaker proceeded 10 call
l committees for reports Of a private nature.
/ ~ the conclusion ~ the call The ffOuse went
into committee ~ the whole, Hf. Hammond
eBdar. a. its evening session the Houss
I passed sevcniyone pension bills, and sd-
cosNITTHg wOHs The House Committee
! % Lator today asreed - report feyorsoly
no property shall D. exempt from ssizufs sod
sale upon which an execution is made FOR
personal services rendered ~ any mechanic,
sSo''' se, eIessaas o. sioo 70 The SsS1 1sa'
COtsmittee of The House fe-
oidcd to-day 70 recommend The construction
Of q 80idicrs' Home west ~ the Rocky Mrun-
taius % cost $1,000 Major a.. A. storey %
Chicago. addressed tha House Committee on
Education today u hehalf ~ hepfeseutaflFe
LAWYERS hili 20 tesN fhe science of spelling. ID
wAsHiSoToS. Feb. 10 -sEssTE.-Sot ~
session.
HOUsg The speaker iaid before fhe Hoaae
the reply ~ the Postmaster GeufFaI ln Fo-
spDnsa ~ the resolution railfnH for fnf0rma-
tion a. - Hhothcr tuo eiKelhp4F iaa n 80
T. icublo - leftef.carrrra. ln substance thaf lt
does not 20 apply Advrrse reports sern sub.
ulftfd from che Committee 0n Fusf-OfHcFr ant
P0st h0ada 0u bills 20 euahIe the people 20
name their puaful asi-ff. ~ rrTu Iafn tna nam
Ing 0f poet rfirra 81 facilitate ffe delivery al
mail matter. aud to regulate the sub-.e .efflnf ~
mail contract fnc motion 90 reconsider fnF
vote by which she hlu authorizing VA
Nounl Banks 90 Increase their capital afOrs
ard chanTo location and names sas passfd
gas tehlfd ~ vote ~ Dos to ~ NJ W1us.
~ Tennessee. and Mr. Woifurd. % kcnfucEg.
spoke on fhe Fifx John Porter rNI fhc former
in the neFaflFc. tbe iafief for ihe tit rhr
House ril autboriE|ng The Treasurer uf fnr
United States. wifh TIE consent 0f fhn sfrfr
fary ~ The Treasury. 90 appoint pue nf ti
cierhs o. dlscharEe tno duties ~ Treasurer
aun Asslfinnt Treasurer. POI thf even
~ fhe HIucss or absence % either 90 thoaa
gfoere se taken ~ an3 passed snl o.
House adjourned
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