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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-09
JerOme-i'ark Races.

JEROME PARK, June S.--Fir,t rlce-two-
ycaG-olds. five iurlong>-Brcnwood won
tnoa> ,DaWdle coli second, Maggie Mitch
al third. Time. l:O3l.
second ucC-fpr three-year-Old,, one
and one sixteenth mics-5andaia won
LoDg,top second, Rock and Rye third.
Time. 1914.
Third race Empire CITY handicap, one
and one quarter naturalization won ;
ROYAL Arch second, War Eagle third.
Time. Pill.
Fourth ucc-Landicap sweepstakes, one
milc-Dry Monopolc won; Florence l..
second. G0luo tmrd. Time. Ia.
Fifth racc--ior iolr-yolroids and NJ
wards, selling allow tnc's, one aud Que
eighth milcs-Mentuorc Won; McBOTliuy
second, LtiTiin third. Time, 2:O0.
Sixth racs-haudicap -tecplcch1sc over
.u,i cour,c-Jim Carlisle won; Rose second,
Disturbance third. Time, i:$St.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-09

bead OF the Church. The qualification
which win be felt by members OF his own
faith in bis elevation 10 the csrdinalaie viii
be shared By people OF all religious persua.
sions who have had the opportunity Of OBJ
serving how unostentatiously the Arsb-
bishop has worn the honors which bsve
been bestowed on him In the past. and the
broad charity towards al which has mellow
cd, without weakening, his religious zeai.
strong In executive ability and ripe In
scholarship and learning, the Archb'sho .
Of Baltimore will add no small measure OF
usefulness and distinction 10 the ordoc 10
which be has been called.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-09
4 long and lonely Voyage.

Tie German bark Mathilde lIcnniny p
Captain Dade. arrived At Belts wharf, Bal
tmorc. Monday, with 500 tons Of nitrate OF
soda, from Plslgu1. She left llam1urg
April y, 1855, Tor sydney Australia
thence 10 Newcastle, 10 Valparaiso, 10 Cal.
lao. 10 IquIquc, TO Pi-agua, 10 Baltimore,
covering IN that time over 2j.0)9 miles
The trip iron Hamburg TO sydney alone
rcyro>cntrd T.. 900 miles. The long passage
~ Baltimore, covering one hundred day,
va, passed without speaking a vessel
either in the Pacific, oil the Horn, or d.
the Atlantic.
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~. Acuis Races.

-. I0r's. june S.-Fir,t race-One and
one eighth 81 a miie--LycIrgu- won;
Booibhck second, Biddy Bowling third.
Time. los.
second racc-onc and one half OF amile-
kaiyolah won; PIecio,l second, May Lady
third. Time, 2.3y.
IhIrd racc--three quarters OF mile
jerome won; lIuaEt second, Councillor
bird. Time. Ills.
Fourth acc-Our milc-Frce knight
Won; LnGmsr second, Editor third. Time,
1913.
Fifth rlce-stceplochase. full course.
The race was pleasing o. The public bat
iuicuiJu, 10 Lorseme3. The horse, all
ven; wrong or refused Jumps. Ru,hbrcok
Li1l,y manl.cd iO 20 OyeS the course, gct-
ting iir-t place; Fare Bi1ukei second. some
lime after. no third horse finishing. Time,
t.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-09

provision did not nullify the most impcr.
tant provision OF the civil-serviee law, and
whether It's object was not 10 enable the
appointing power TO select his partisan
friendsf
Mr.. Holman answered most emphatically
In the negative. twas INTENDED a. mat
ter Of Justice TO the applicant WHO was sue
cessiul IN passing the examination.
MIR. +. b. Taylor, OF Ohio, inquired
whether the main object Of the provision
was no, 10 secure the appointment Of more
Democrats
Mr.. Holman replied that 80 far Ne motive
was concerned he must answerno. lie would
saw, however, that II the provision had the
incidental result Of Increasing the number
Of Democratic employees he did not think
the gentleman ought 10 complain. He was
convinced that that would be the result,
but HIS motive was justice 10 the applicant
and justice 10 the Government.
Mir. Findlay, Of Maryland, inquired
whether the object Of the provision wa.
not TO enlarge the scope OF choice for polil.
cal purposes.
NJ. Holman To enlarge the scope OF
choice, admit; but for governmental pur-
poses and for purposes OF even-handel JUS
tice.
Mr.. Findlay am opposed to certifying
all eiigibles up to the appointing officer.
am IN favor OF the Administration being
carried on with the highest regard 20 honor
without regard to party.
Mr.. Springer, Of Illinois, thought that
before the Republicans accused the Demo
Gratis Of undue partissnship they should De
willing TO divide the classified service With
the Democrats until the classified service
was half composed OF Democrats. He
thought the gentlemen on the other side
should be silent on the subject OF ciyi-ser-
vice reform until tbs time. The Demo
cratic party would continue to press this
point.
The ciyil-service provision was further
criticised by Messrs. Cannon, OF Illinois,
and McComas, Of Maryland. In the course
Of Nr. McCOmas's speech q cOlloquy Oc-
CURED between himself and Mr. Randall,
in which Mr.. Randall admitted that bis a1-
miration for the civi-seryice Law had been
somow hat tempered on account Of the regu-
lailons under which IT was executed. He
did not believe that the ciyil.seTyice Law
bad ever been honestly administered BY the
ECpublicin party. The rule Of the Com
mission which II was proposed 70 change
vas rotten branch on healthy tree. end
he wanted TO take IN axe and chop 1t of.
Tie committee then rose.
Mr.. Oats, ~ Alabama. from tho Commit
tee 90 judiciary. asked leave 20 port back
the Edmund, anii.poygamy bill, but Mr..
Game, OF Utah, objected. The point was
madc that The delegate had not the right 10
object. and th" Speaker took the point I'M
Ger adyi'cmcnt.
The House then, at O'Clock, adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-09
Oregon Elections.

PoRTLANp. OREGON. June S.-Incompletc
returns from all parts Of The State show
heavy Democratic gains. Accordingto the
present figures Herman RepubIicanb for
Congress. ha, less than 800 plurality, and il
is possible that this margin will be swept
away 10y returns from the back counties ont
IT the reach Of the telegraph. Prnnoyer
DGmocut), for Governor, will PROBABLY
have at least 800 over Cornelius tRepub-
lcanj. and possibly 1000. The figures on
Secretary IL state are very close. webb
DEMOCRACY, for State Treasurer il proba-
bly, elected by 300 majority, and Strahan
(Dcmocrlt), Tor the supreme Court Judge,
j. probably elected by about the same ma
iori'y. TIE Legislature Is problbly Demo-
l.rLIlla
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nloiers rleld for TrinI.


W
NuWA'EEE, June S.-IhN morning
forty.niue Of the recently arrested men in
dic,,d ty the grand jury for rioting and
con,piracy were arrligned in the Municipal
Court. IN pleaded not guilty and were
held for Trial, The bail ranging from $1,000
10 $4,000 each.
The inpe1cbment trial OF Alderman
Rudziu,ki has been adjourned tili Friday,
when the defence will begin.
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Nodes, In, ,.enerons Cr,e~n..

Tie Faculty Il Medicine 81 the Unyer
>ily of the City Of Aew orN announced ~
tie recent commencement hat q donation
n $4,000 had lcen received through DIT
Loom, from donor 2h0.e name is known
onl, g. him. The moutD is given on tho
sole condition that the new bail 10 b. erect.
al i 20 Dee named after Dr. LOOMS. They
have iirc3dy made pan, for the enlarge.
meut OF their buildinp and apparatus. DR.
Rudolph \. Whitman, vac elected 10 TIE
chair u Chemistry in f1e Faculty Of Medi.
cine. 20 succeed Dr. John &. Draper, Dc.
ceased. l;e was professor OF Chemistry Al
tie Buffalo Medical College and the Bur
llngtDB fNtj University. .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-09
The sarsiinaIaIc.
baltimore SUM-

The formal elevation OF Archbishop Glib
b0ns 10 the exalted rJnk Of cardinal, which
took place at tue Papsl Consistory In Rome
Yesterday is a well merited recognition Of
the high ability and character OF the re.
cipieDt Of thar ecclesiastical honor. The
C5tholic Church il jealous OF Its dlgnltie,,
and bestOws them with careful hand and
only after deliberate consideration and the
fact that the Archbishop OF Baltimore has
been chosen from all the Catholic represen-
tatiyes In the United States A. the person
best fit, d to adorn and OIL this eminent
station, indicates how hlgh o place
lie holds In the estimation OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-09
Zig Fire in Stamford, Conn.
lHx ieIerr-a Nh 10 flla ulauaIcnI

NTANFoED. CONS., june S.-W. &. Hard
Ing q Co.'S woollcn-mill- here took tire this
evening. The building, tJgCther with all
IL, contents. were destroyed. loss S223,-
900, on which there T. partial insurance.
The nearest residence 10 the mill was saved
from destruction only with difficulty. IL
contained the remains Of Hon. Joshua IL.
Ferris, who died at bis home here TINS
morning,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-09

ments expulsion bin In charge have re-
leeted the proposed report Of their chair.
man, NJ. Moret, because IL opposed the
expulsion OF the princes, and have elected
NJ. Pelletan reporter IN Morets place. The
committee, by vote OF 0 20 8, have de-
eided to adopt the proposal OF NJ. Floquet,
the President OF the Chamber Of Deputies,
who fayors the bill banishing all the
princes without distinction.
The expulsion bill proposed to-day by the
committee OF the Chamber OF Deputies
making mandatory the immediate expu-
sion Of all French princes without distinc-
Ton has been rejected by the Cabinet.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARNEr.

JUNE ., 1883.
For bright tobaccos we have had con.
tnu6d very quiet market and IL Is mani
fest from some offerings st auction OF desi-
rable medium grade mahogany wrappers
that the enforced sales Of such will not
reach the desired result of Kidding the mar
ket fast OF them. Prices under such offer
lDgs are depressing whenever attempted at
such dun times
In suu.cuTed manufacturing there Is more
activity to-day. with better offerings, and
some fine leaf sold up to 22l6c. Ia shipping
leaf there are but few sales reported, aud
the market remains quiet.
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xALN. NOSGRESs.
WASnlNCrON, june ., lSSG.
Senate.


Senate.
In The senate Mr. Morrill,. from the
Committee on Finance, reported bill
creating an additional Secretary Of the
Treasury. lie asked Immediate cousldcra-
tion OF the Dill, in view, he said. OF the
emergency known 20 all the senators. Ca
objection by Mfr. llOar. the blil went on the
calendar. Mr.. iiolr saving II was q hin OF
too much consequence 10 consider on the
instant.
Nr. Dawes offered a resolution calling
upon The Secretary ~ The Treasury for in
formation o., 10 the legal authority, opinions,
and decisions upon which was based the
action Of the Treasury in p0stponiug the
collection Of thr tax on wbbkcy bonded for
export and at,rrard, returned to tai,
country IA lNsj aud 1850. and other inior-
nation in Tceard 90 whi,kcy affected by
such Treasury action. Agreed TO-
The hin Tor lhc relief ~ naval cadet,
crcpg,d from thc rolls by The operation OF
the naval Appropriation bin ~ lS>2 was
tben discussed for some tiwr. slightly
amended, aui Gnaly land upon The table.
The senate then proceeded with bills on
he calendar.
The following measure, were passed;
Bill 20 authoqzr the SECRETARY 81 the
1ICasCrv 90 .ot,le The clAi,l Of Ga. STAT Of
FlcTida on account q expenditures made
iu suupTc-smg Indian hostjlitie.. This
bill was aitrrWard Teconsidcrcd for the
purpose 81 amendment, on motion OF Mr..
CALL
Eli 70 provide FOR the repair Of Fors
Marion az ~. Augustine, Fla.
BIN providing for commission Of three
pCsons tc be- appointed by the President,
IS auc with the advice and consent OF the
senate. 10 investigate the truth u ALLEGED
discoveries OF the specific cause Of yelloy.
fever. fIho commission l. directed 10 90
10 Mexico, and II necessary % Cuba. Cen.
trsi America, aud I3razil, for the purposes
OF investigation. The commissioners are
20 he medical men; one or more OF them
% be sn officer or officers oi the Govern.
ment specially yerscd In biological re-
search, particularly In microscopic invest.
CATION Of the germs Of contagious dis
Saseg.l
Bill 10 remit the forfeiture Of the British
BAN Niseount CAMPING and 10 refund 70
hsr owners the proceeds Of Der sale, which
took place al Mobile, Ala, in 1879.
Adjourned.
Home of xepre.cotatfxcs.
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society oss,. vincent De Paul.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

To 'V4' ~ . II - wv 37'I7'''''I
WASHINGTON. June S.-Thc fourth lnGu-
al assembly OF the Society oi -. Ninccn,
De Paul. the first of the kind held ia iAi.
country FOR ten years, began in TAI, city tJ-
day. and viii remain in session three day.
Cardinal Gibbon, was present and made %
hri(f address
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-09
As,ree,.Car conductor Sentenced

10y trItkIHFI 10 tIIV D4"t7''0N--'I
NEW YORE, June S.-Lawrence New
man, a second. Avenue car-conduetor, who
was indicted foT obstructing The street
railroad by placing stones on the track,
pleaded guilty to-day, and after q severe
iecture from The Court was sentenced 10
three months imprisonment in the peni-
tenitarX
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-09

Market steady.
SALES.
At Roanoke warehouse, 81 bales.
QUOTATIONS..
Coon MIDDLING.- $40.
NIDDLiSG.--p l-1Gc.
STRICT Low MIDDLIsG.-s l5-lec.
Low NfDDLING. 9-l6c.
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Died I'm Italy.
lgy tsleonnb IN the Dtsnatc

by Telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
Hoe. head ~ r. sr,, % y Hoe q Co.
printng-press manufacturers, died sudden
ly today al Florence, Italy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-09
Li1E WEATHER REPORT.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l

WASHINGTON, June 81 4. M-t1r
Iugdio, i0cdi ruins, Slightly c01ier, Uqri-
able lciHdS, geacrlHy soUteriy
FCr Aorth CdrCiiAa dbd South Clrollna.
t0c4t ruins, Reariy SidtioH1ry tempcrItQrc,
rqr,QJte ptnds, generally SOath0iy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-09
Hang Himself TO a Tree.

CHARLESTON, :. C., June Sd. Quiz, a
Young farmer OF Edgefeld county, hung
himself 10 tree to- day after quarrel with
Gre Ct lis laborers,
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no, FOR EuRoPE.-REpREsgNr.

no, FOR EuRoPE.-REPRESENr-
IL ING all nrst-elaS ocean steamship
llnes. We are prepared 10 get the brst ae-
CON modetiops on no most reasonable
terms Eefths secured By telegraph. AMI
all arrangements made fpr parties oe:Ore
starting. Railroad and stea fnsh II. tlckets
20 all points In the Omitted states ana
Europe. sleeping and parlor.cGr eccom-
modations reserved Passengers and bax-
gage called for At hotels sni private resi-
dences for all trains and stea boat leaving
the city. baggage checked 10 destination.
Agents on all trains 20 sttsnd 10 pasSeDgers
and their baggage. Information eAeeriuily
given by letter or otherwise.
A. w. CARRIER
Proprietor Richmond Transfer Company
and General Railroad aud steansnlp-
Ticket Ofsioe. 1000 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-09
sene,or A,a,,cn p..rleeted.

NtwfoHT, Il. l., June s.-The Legisla-
tune to-day reelected Senator Aldrich b
The United States Senate rs his own sue
Gers or.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-09
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, June \, 1870
SALys-FiRsr BoARD.--l.coo Atlantis and
Charlotte incomes at io&x. 500 do. at io<.
SECOND BoARD.-i.o 900 Virginia io-soa
fsrualA a 2osE
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EIAluk.
COTTON REPORT,

We quote: Fine, ~. oOss2.75 supcfnns.
sassS 70, extra, s9.5Oa53.7b, family, tta
s4sO: patent family. country, s5.25ss5.7t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-09
NORFOLK PEANUT Market.
IHauoffed iDr The Dlanatchl

NORFOLK, June . Market steady 4 faw
sales reported. The bcst-graGe nuts &c ths
factories advanced yesterday. Primo. IA
tory hand. picked. 5RTc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-09
The oo,ernmem, ExpuI.lon BIlI.

IBy Anglo-Americsn cable TO the Dispatch.
PARIS, June s.-The committee OF the
Chamber OF Deputies having the Govern
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-09
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. June 3, 1855.

RICHMOND. June 3, 1859.
oFFERtSGs.
WHEAT. 500 bushels.
CORN, T6O bushels.
OATs.-l 600 bushels.
fEAs.-l bushels.
SAILS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Mixed 800 bushels very good on
private terms. ked. SEQ bushels very good
l.OrgbeTry a. 00c.
CoRN.-Mhlte. llss bushels fair TO very
good st 45a47c,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-09
Hoa.e of Keprerents.

Mr.. Henderson. OF Ohio, rising TO pies-
tiou Of personal privilege, stated that the
remarks made by him 10 the coiIoquy with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-09

Above all other earthly .i.s,
hate the biz Olt-fash!Oned DIS
~ slow degrees they downward wend'
Ana often pause OK upHdid tend
WIN such discomfort are they fraught,
Their good effects amount 70 naughf.
Now Lr. Pierce prepares q PA
That lust exactly nlis the hiii.
A pellet, rather. that IS all
4 pheasant purgat!ye and small.
Just fry them rs you rel their uceds
Nou'n md that speak ttuth indeed.
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TIE MnRNING DKES1.

Jtisssld that lady s standing In society
can easily De determined by her dress AZ
The breakfsst-table; an expensive, snowy
costume Indicating that the wearer has not
Yet learned the prophecies. Hat no one
need be afraid OF beiDg called "shoidy" II
her loveilness ~ rs apparent by daylight ~
at the hops. Perfect beauty Is never the at
tendant VI disease; above al, OF those dls
eases REGULAR 10 women, and which lad a
ready cure IN Or PlerceB "Favorite Pre-
seription." Price reduced 20 81. by drug
glSts.
The "o.d Reliable DIR. sages Caiasrh
Remedy.
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NV fokK COq-rON FvrUHEs

EKV YORK, June o.-CottoE--GrNs re-
ceipts. 81 bales. Futures closed dun:
Eslts al coo bales: June. %. t)as9.Il: July,
Sg.lsas9.l9; Augrsi. 50 SQss9.8i; ssp,om.
Ter, S9.i6aS9 AZ: October s9.09Asg O3:
November. s. 99as9; l0cembor, s9.020
~. 9S: JsEnsry sg.Cg: February, s91sa
S91p; March. ss.ZsaSs.zy; April, S9.3sa
$3.50.
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WILAiIE(lTDH-

WTLaIEGToS, y. o., June s.--raIps ntins
arm a. Zc4c. hOein tfni; ElrGbel, Toe. T;
good. 75c. Tar dam at ei.a5. CInts tEtpsn
VlfZlu 81 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-09

CrsciSSATI, June s. -flouTeasier. Wheat
stronger. 80. 2 red, &c. Corn nrin No. .
N xed, 314a36 =. Oais hrm, No. mixed,
SOC. Land easier ut s5 &c. Buik-moais an l
bacon Firm and unchanged. Whisky drm
~ $40. HoLs nTm: common and iigst.
Ss.3ja.4.lO. Ia King aud butchers u. sOa
si.Ij.
LOUISVILLE.
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have expressed concern Tor me. Tie con-
fd,ncc Of yourself and men ike you = q
full equivalent for all the railing that ha,
been or can be expended against me, ana
IN the magnitude Of the cause al merely in.
diViduHl questions are swallowed up"
The conclusion OF the letter was received
with loud applause on the Republican side
Mr.. Kelley then read a short extract from
letter Of General Grant 10 show the high
oIiuion which Grant held Of StautOn'-
character. and he expressed his surprise
thai the ra'iling Of the bones OF Grant had
not disturbed The consmratOrs Who had
claimed to have the power to give unan.-
mot, consent 10 the setting aside Of the
special order last FRIDAY nigbt.
Immediately Dir. Wheeler took the floor
on privileged question, and said that he
wished 10 correct some statements which
had been made r, gaTding him which were
not true.
Tie speaker said the mere disagreement
between members n TO the correctness or
iucorIeclneSS OF what was said did not pre-
sent q question OF privilege. II the gen
tl,man WIS charged with having corruptly
or knowingly made false statements, or
with having made statements Tor the pur.
pose q mi>lcadin: the House, it did pre-
sent question OF privilege. The general
course ~ the remarks made by the gentle
man from Pennsy lyania had been 20 show
That statements made by the gentleman from
Alabama WerC not correct, but tha Chair
did u0i remember that the gentleman from
Pennsylvania bad said that the gentleman
from Alabama had Knowingly made false
stltemcnf.
Mr Hepburn, OF Iowa, speaking TO Q
question 81 privilege. sad while be did not
concur In any one particular With Mr.
Mhccler'S remarks. and should al the pro-
per time reply 20 them, be objected 20 Mr.
Kelley Use 81 the word conspirator." as
applied 10 those who had listened % NJ.
WbeelcI's speech. and maintained that il
was perfectly competent for Sir. Wheeler
to uake il. He Was not willing 10 put an
T. diepry Oh the gentleman from Alabama,
when al most lac had only violated the good
fitb cf history and possibly OF truth, but
none Of the rules Of the House. li.aughter.1
Mr.. Mcmillan, of Tennessee. aud Ander-
son, Of Kansas, also denied conspiracy"
and maintained sir. Wheeier's right TO
speak as be did.
Mr.. Morrison cut short further discus
sion by moving to refer Mr.. kelley's reso-
luton 20 The Committee on Rules. Agreed
tO-~72 to 80.
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole on the legislative, executive. and
Judicial appropriation bill. The bin ap.
propria,es S20,560, ll9, against S2i ,406,6S5,
the appropriation for the current year.
Mr.. Holman Analysed the bill. Reaching |
tho clause making the Appropriation for !
the CiyilService Commission, he stated that |
the amount appropriated was the same as
that given for the present fiscal year
S2l 400; but there was proyiso added re- |
qulrng . certineation OF the entire list of |
applicants from each State VITO had passed |
This requirement, be ar
gued. was not change In the existing law, |
but was simply q limitation on the ex-
pendIture of money,
Mir. Butierworth inquired whether this |