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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15

Liberal measurein a double sense is
offered in the mems Trousers we are
selling at reduced prices. 1888 buys
those formerly SIS and below; 1928
those formerly $3.50, ST, So and -.
Few of a sort; chiefly large Sizes
over SO inches waist.
We are again well stocked win
Mems Linen Collars. Virgoe-lGld-
dleton's best, rs cents; our own
Home Ruler" five-ply, linen
through.and- through, as fine quality
as the English, but without side tabs,
20 cents; another, exactly like the
usual tWenty.five.cent collar, except
that buttonholes are machine-made,
i2l cents; still another, and a very
good collar, 9 cents. Cuffs proper
tionately low.
Such neckWear as our IS cent
"Tecks" and so cent "PuffS de-
serves frequent mention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
4 PATENT MEDICINE swIYpLER ARRESTED.

r. b. Hilton, Of No II West Thirty fourh-st went TO
Police Headquarters few days ago and breathed tale Of
swRdng into the ear Of Chief Inspector ByTnes An ad
yerement for partner IN paying business had attracted
M Hn,on's notice and he and Dr. Bodgett had in
vested $4,000 each in the 1T S. Page Deafness Cure"
The bought the business from John d. Howe No. .
West Four,eenths with the understanding that sales
the medicine brought in several hundred dollars
The sales during the first week under the new firm,
Just 500 and later nobody wanted deaf
cure" at any price.
Inspector Bymcs sent Mr.. Hilton before Police Justice
Ford who Issued warrant for the arrest Of Howe De
tectves locked Howe up Headquarters Wednesday
night and yesterday the prisoner tod Inspector Byrnes
that Dr. BlOdgett also in the plot 10 swindle Mr..
Hilton Not long ago Howe said Dr. Bodgett got a
nan Up In the country put 60 900 into the deafness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
cryrRA1 MISSIONARY CONFERENCE.

general missionary conference under the auspices Of
the Chassis Of NewYork held yesterday at the Bloom
lnrdae Reformed Church Sixty eigh;hst and Broadway
About 200 present az the afternoon session
which was devoted hearing reports from the auxiliary
societies Of Womans Missionary Union Of the Chassis
Addresses were made by Mrs Banbrdge Of Brooklyn and
Mrs T. b. Horton. A. the evening session Addresses
were made by Professor G. Lansing, Of New Brunswc k
the Rev Dr. William Irwin Of the Presbyterian
Board OF Home Missions and the Rev j. p. scare, Of
i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
GOING ON TO-DAY.

WiAi w., washington Market by Commits
Investigation OF "es'
sOners OF Accounts Kerr for alleged bribery before
Judge Daniels ,,...,oa,,r, IN aid OF Samaritan Home
Tor inc go, Association Delmonicos, 8 80 p N
Is,evetto College Alumni dinner Hotel D'onS"'0A'
@ D. m. ,,.a.onhical Society Berkeley
Lyceum. D. N. A,r Instruct smoking con.
..r, No / Abingdon Square, p. m: 90, ,,.os .,r
ee' a.crr ,heatrlcals for benefit OF summit fresh""
Home Lyceum Theatre. 80 p ID. H., Cocoon, Commit
Executive Committee OF hepuo'''" '
tee Brooklyn, p. m. . cu,,,oe No 70 ST.
German Republican County COMMITTEE N0' -
Marks Place. p IL. -, ,.,,or Avepue onera
House. ~ ., ,,oasor.vs g n m
Annual meeting Of Nationai Lawn Ae""''
Hoffman House. p. M -,,-,., ,yau @ % n n,
Orpheus Gee Club concert Chickerlng nan, %" - III
~ Valentines Market fair, No 4S9 flIth-aNc' ~,
1i,ner Of Class Of 80 University Of the City OF New
York MaTtinellis, g 80 p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
OUTGOING STEAMERS
SATURDAY. FEB. 10.
SHIPPING NEVIS.
MI = ~
POM az >,FW.YoRK. .......THURSDAY. FE


PORT OF NEw-YoRK.--.....THCRs DAY FER a. 1883
ARRIVED.
.- r-,oia tBrl Morrison. Genoa Dec % Trieste Jan >
"a, ~, 10 Vtsslua Palermo L. Naples ~ Gibraltar Is
n mas and 100 passengers 10 Henderson Bros Arrived at
edonia BIZ Hassensten Genoa Dec 90 Leghorn
Ia ~ Snirs ~ atlanta 8. Me,-na - Dena 81 Valencia
- Gibraltar 80 with mdse 10 Henderson Bros Arrived at
ss,r HALEY Cisrl Farrell RIO Janelro Jan 30 with mdse
and Passengers Busk Jeyous Arrived AZ the Bar at ~ 10
,,--.,, ,.ot...,o, ,,,u. ,.. H.. W.,
v.t,i, ,1,l-c and passengers 10 q ii Mallory 4 co.
Steamer Old DOMINION couch, Richmond, city Point ana
NorfoIk with mdse and passengers 70 GA dominion IS Co
chas Meyer. Hand Baltimore. with
sO' ted Coal co. 49, .-.--.. -, .-,- .-,,--.
Steamer BOuavlsta IBID AAnefsoh fcfth Annoy IN baas
10 ! " Crball0s a co
steamer DsmOck. LdEidge Boston. with mdse to II
DlmoCx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15

TO FILL RE4RADMIRAL GHER1RDIS PLACE.
Considerable satisfaction was expressed at inc
Navy Yard yesterday when news came thae Oap.i,"
y N Ramsay had been ordered to the command In
placc Of Rear Admiral Gherardi VINO was ordered 10
tbe command of the North Atlantic Squadron on III
day. 1t was expected, however, that Rear-Adinirai
Bralnc or Commodore \. L. X. Benham would DO
ordered TO the Navy Yard. Captain Ramsay was re-
lieved Yesterday from the command Of the cruiser
Boston by Captain James O'kane, and the DEAN Oh
Admiral Chandler in China, makes him next IN
line of promotion Commodore. Ills nomination VIII
probably be delayed. however. until RcarAdmltai
nee Is actually retired which will be in day or Two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15

ta forgery yesterday resulted in the finding Of
a peculiar verdict Hugh Mccormick was accused Of
passing check for S3l 70 Bernard Wntcrmeyer.
The check bore the signature "John j. SIaulding"
James Spau.dng Of the witnesses testified that he
knew Mccormack there such person as John
] spauldng so far he knew, and that the check
signed by the witness The jury AFTER considering the
evidence in McComacks case, rendered this verdict:
1--WE find the defendant guilty indicted ana recommend
that James Spauldng be indicted for the same offence
Judge Cowng directed Assistant District Attorney Con TO
take proceedings against Spauding lie said In rcmhIns
Mccormack for sentence IL have doubt that you and
Sranldinr Nern confcieTates.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15

The funeral Of the Rev. Dr. Henry Immanuel Schmidt
professor emeritus Of Columbia College who died on Mon
dav was held NJ his home No 1876 West Forty third ST.
yesterday Many Of the old students who studied German
under Dr. Schmidt during the hrythree years that he
was actively engaged in teaching at Columbia College
were present at the funeral ana many OF them brought
floral offerings The Rev. G.. Frederick Klete OF the
Evangelical Lutheran Church OF the Holy Trinity, in
Twenynrst-st conducted the services The palbearers
were John Moller &. II. Moiler John Gezenheimer w.
G. Durngh, A. j. Wedermeyer ana r. Bode. Inc Durl-l
was in Sleepy Hollow at Tarryto"n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
WHAT TO DO WITH ARMORY HALL.

Professor Abrsm Goldfsden who claims 10 have had
large experience connection with the Hebrew stage
In Europe, waited ulOa the Mayor yesie.Iay, and
offered to lease Armory Hall FOR Hebrew theatre II
a license were granted him Nh. Grant said that II
Mr. Goldfaden brought evidence that he would open a
decent place Of entertainment it might prove salts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
corovrt FELLOWS OFF FOE 4 TRrP.

District Attorney Fellows left the city yesterday for
trip which viii occupy several days. He vii g % Al
bsav then TO Bnghamton consult District Attorney
Curtss about tho Cleary Trial and will return b. O!
saraosa 70 make arrangements about the Mcouade
The conduct Of the Kerr case which Is down for
day Will fail upon Assistants Sempie and Parker OF the
Dfsfrict. office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
FIGHTING SEA, WIND, COLD AND FEVER.

FIGHTING SCI, WIND, COLD ZNU fLFLh'
Tho British steamship HALEY came up the bay yes
erday from Rio Janelro. partially covered with ice
The captain said that on Sunday last the vessel was
mass of ice clear up 10 the foreyard and the weather
was intensely cold. The HALEY brought news Of the
feverstrcIen schooner John Pierce. She was sighted
on Sunday In latitude SO north, longitude 71.24
west with the ensign union down. il was reported
that all of the were down with intermittent
fever and upon assistance being asked, a boat was
sent from the HALEY with medicine Two unsuccessful
attempts were made TO take the schooner in tow
Tic steamer lay By thirty hours, and then consider
ing that the fcvcrstricken vessel would reach
Chesa peake Bay without difficulty, proceeded on her
voyage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
HOME NEWS.


PROMINENT ARRIVALS Al LIE B. Brown,
T. s A.: william w Thomas IT.; Of s''' Buford. Of
sperry. Of New-Haven and oTSnel Commander William
Richmond NJ and and Colonel James LEVEL ,s%e OF
the Treasury Department VII ~ r. Ledyard and
Cowon OF baltimore ...... WlNDsohT" -
Ashley Pond, Of Detroit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15

europ business and aftcrward bought his n.oes, W.
Howe will be arragned in the ponce - "
1u,on recently came to this city from Troy ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
sayIrARY CONDITION OF THE fWATERFRONT

The Dock Board yesterday sent Mayor Grant report
~ the sanitary condition OF the cys water front Some
y, The old piers the report says In bad condition
from the refuse and rubbish left round the bukhead' at
low tide In instances people employed In factories
and Offices in their vicinity have boon made I'll by he
noxious gases arising from the refuse. The worst oil
these are piers Nos !, 80 and 90 bukheads between
ners Nos TO 10 IL to a. Is to 90 2S to %, and from
pier No 40 (old numbeD TO pier No. 60 new number.
Those renting the piers Gansevoor Market we served
With notices yesterday that they must give up these piers
IN 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15

Advertisements admitted into these column
n, rcommrmdrd 10 the readers OF THE TRIB.
UNI as thoroughly reliable. and business can be
done BY mail with the advertisers with perfsc
safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15

SO. s0D BE-, MIN IE:RA.-- I.As.TILLEs, which
awarded highest distinction by medical Jury at the
international Exhibition Brussels have proved to be
urstcass remedial agent in all CaarThs Of organs OF
respiration and digestion
s9DLS 1910. MINERAL PAsTliLE LIZ. are prescribed by
ply in diseases OF the lungs and chest and asthma
even in the chronic they soothe ease and
stimulate.
s0DLN MINERAL PASTILIE> are preferable to
al similar preparations because tncy natural remedy
an unaiueracd product OF the springs containing IN an
springs
s0DEZ . MINERAL 49,. rASTLI Is are prepared
cuvey under the personal supervision and control OF w
sTOFLTZING NJ. D.. X. X. Sanitary Councillor
~ODEN NIINERAL PAsIILIES are uneaualled
d. solvent IN coughs and cstar:hs. even the
chronic cases. Their success il Unsurpassed.
sonEN MIzERAL R.A.IILL e. are superior
omedy In whoopng ana diphtheria n the former
they lessen paroXysm OF the attack while preventing
the disease which cannot take hold throat not
affected by catagrh.
sOnEN MINERAI ~ . PAsTIIIEs derive increased
value from the Of having very favorable influence
upon the o. digestion
s0pEN MINEIiM --.- IA-TILI:Es ought to be ken,
IN every home All mothers recommended TO urge
their children during the cold to allow pastle
slowly TO melt their mouths While out on errands o.
going 70 school
.oDEN MINER IL Pp.AA..-.TlIIEs are for sale at
nearly all druggists soc. box. Should your drugg st
not keep them kindly address the
SOLE AGENCY FOR THE U. S
soden Mineral Springs Co. Uimiied,
Is CEDARSr. NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15

(, PFCIAI bargains in mnk-ned circulars ell sizes ana
- lengths, seal plush sacques sea- push ,, i,.ind
Newmarkets lined and finished Ike our peuee0 ilIms
seaskln garments will be sold at ~ cents OF me ~
and $50 plush garments said 70 be the De' ~ hhVd
at the prices. c. c. SHAYNE, 1913 Prince.st
- EALsKIN nuts, caps gloves and hoods, black bear
= robes wolverine robes. blue fox ana VOL rOOes-,
prices all marked down. In iac am 4net h I ro1
quality make and finish than has been known lOI Hss
or will be again. Any lady who wishes fGrs OF any I'm
did offer. c. Q. SHAHNE lU3 frlce-s@i "cst VI o'o"'
IIAVE few sealslin Jackets left will sell for 500, 500
500 and sl0; also ealskin wraps, 49, 80 40 Dusl
Measures choice 800; formerly 800 Seakln pale
tots Newmarkets "a 49, 35 40 AZ ana a. Dust .essu.g
50 54 So SO and 60 inches long, VIII be SOLD on Oh
average OF $50 less than he actual value nave IN
hand 300 seaskln garments out 40 not want 20 carry
them over intend to buy take adyahtsge OF the
splendid bargains can now secure OF " - ohhhN
Manufacturer, lob Prnce'st
A FEW genuine Hudson Bay otter socques left at 500
n s275 $500. Shetland sealskn sacques 500; $500
Genuine Hudson Bay otter wraps trimmed WIN lynx o.
sIyJe IN Alaska sealskn marked down 10 $40 G. &
SIfAYNE, Manufacturer lob Prince-st.
- BOULDER CAPES, all sizes, in sealskin. Persian
- lamb monkey Alaska sable natural ana coored lynx
marked down S. SIS $2j, s21, $780, $40 and 500 C. G.
SHAYNE, 103 Prince-st
- EAISKIN NUTS seaskin caps sealskin gloves, seal
| - skin hoods for seghng Piices all marked down.
Rlock hear roles wolverine robes, blue fox and wolf
robes Prices ma rIed down C. c. SHAYNE lob Princest
c.OO WILL BUY magnificent Alaska seal paetot. 40
cfOU bust 81 inches long; cults ana collar trimmed
] With genuine Hudson Bay sable marked 5000 c. C.
| SIIAYNE, 103 princess
GtSO WILL BUY elegant Alaska sealskin paetot
.>fDU CUTS and collar trimmed with sea otter; 80 bust
| & inches long; marked 500. G. C. SIIAYNE. 1913
| Prncest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15

sUNsET-At Sandy Hook, wind moderate. NWi clear AT
City Island. wind fresh, y WI clear
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Ias (Ger Wienfed Hamburg 81 days in ballast
to sons Arrived at the Bar at $50 Havana aav, with
passengers Jas Ward CO. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Tallahassee Fisher Savannah days with mdse and
passengers 10 II l. Walker go, ,,., r,-. 90
Bark Nellie Guest oi Yarmouth, NS) Crosby haVre 30
days, in ballast to Boyd Hincken
CLEARED
Steamer Lake Superior (r Stewart Liverpoo-James Ar
Steamer suevia Ger, Ludwig Hamburg-R corts ,.-
port t'S NeWs|TRebaud Bros
Steamer (Nor) Danlesen ManAnila-B SpaIdns de
Steamer Santiago Allen Nassau. st Jago and Cienfuegos
Steamer Trinidad OBI, Fraser Hamilton Bermuda-A
steamer Alsers Percy Galveston Van Sickle:
Steamer Guyandotte Kelly Norfolk and Newport News
0i Steamer Richmond, Jcnncy Point vaom Dominion
steamer Gen whitney. Bcarse. Boston-H Dimock
ship Geo Washington lGer Probst Rotterdam-Geo Var
Shn souveran tNor) Nielsen Idverpoo-C Tobias 6 CO.
Bark Veronica OBJ Mcclellan, Batavia Java for orders
Bark Pietrno taD MatarazzO Alicante sp-Funch Edge
Bark Harriet Hickman OBJ. Derner Dunklrk, Fr-Funch
Bark Alice Claridge (Br Lockhart Cette-J Whitney
Co -, NJ. c,.o t,,r,,,o 6 70
BARK Belle Wooster Higgins POintaPtre-A ID strauss %
Brig Caroline Grey tBr, Rowe. Iaguna-B Mecalf Co.
Brig Alice Bradshaw (Br Dahm Port au Prnce-F c Ell
Schr Edward Schmidt Cramer. st crox-L w & p Arm.
scr Messenger Falker Spain Trnidad-FG Chaoner
schr Annie Il Kemp, Kemp. Curacao-Mones Co.
SAILED.
Steamers state OF Georgia Glasgow. suevia Hamburg
Crown Prince. ProgresO; Valencia IA
euayrl Santiago Clenfuegos Panama. Havana Trinidad
Bermuda: Carondcet via Newport News: Agers,
Gyandoo Ns%port News Richmond west Point
Ship + j Spicer. for London.
Brig Robert Dillon, for Norfolk
Also sailedVia Long Island soundShp Colchester for
Bark G s Peury for Rosario.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
on and after Feb 90 1889 the red and black horizontal
strped spar Middle Ground Sunken McadoWs East
River NewYork. will be removed and repnicu oy placN
spar buoy 20 feet water the following magheno pear
ngs Spindle OF Meadows. NV l. W. l5O yarus; AS
toria Presbyterian Church, w an
By order OF the Lighthouse Board. -, ,,e>-
FRED RODGERS Commander. USNy
Tompknsve NY Feb IA 1889. Inspector ia District
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Feb li-Sailed steamer Tower Hin tBr) Bennett
for York ---- ,....,. IN, y,
ve ron New York on her way Liverpool land proceeded
Sailed steamer celtic Br Dawson, from Liverpool hence
for New-York. --- ~. IT,, ,,.,,
SOUTHAMPTON Feb lt-Arrved steamer Trave Ger. vii
lecrro New her way 10 bremen tan proceeded
GLASGOW. r b l3-Saed, steamer CHcassla NbIl Young
SWANSEA Feb 3-sailcd Mineola OBJ Evans, fol
GtNoA Feb l2-Arrived. steamer Alsatia (Br' Mcombe
SUE Feb s-Arrived oswald tBr from Calcut
Ia her way 10 New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
Announcements
FRAGRAxr sozoDoXT
Announcements.

FRAGRANT sOZoDoSr
Haens and nvgoraes gums purfes and perfumes the
breath ceanses aud preserves the teeth from you IN
to old age
ABANDON QUACKERY -Drs. Linn and Loft,
80 Clinton Place graduates OF long experience
diseases o skin blood kidney md other organs impotence
nervous debility weakness Go,suil'1toA ii'o
Philadelphia ONCE. 320 North l5thsI
DIR. LYONs PERFECT TOOTH POWDER
Keeps the teeth clean aud white aud purhes the breath
An elegant toilet luxury sold everywhere 25 cents.
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. ID.
3lq WEST l26TH.sr
Disease. Of the Nervous system Gento Urinary organs
impotence and sterliiy Hours: to ~ D " y
TIE SECRET!i
Of white hands ard complexion CoRNELs BENzoix COS
MErc SOAP Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers % cents
To MOTHERS.
WrxsrOy's SYRUP Tor children Tecthing
soitens the gums reduces inflammation aAs al pain. cuTe
az dlarrlHa 20 cents a bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
Sun rises $50 Sets 53l Moon rises BIB Moons age 10
HIGH WAFER
4 N-sapev Hook 65ai GOV. Island 1923 He'll Gate. 9l2
r. M-SARdy HOOK 1877 GOV Island 800 hou SAVe Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15

factory solution Of the problem Of what to do wiA
Armorv Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15

u,HF BOOK OF OPENAfR SPORTS" octave, 500
pages illustrated Tho standard authority on
American oleu a.; amusen-nts Rules Tor sailing, swim
ming ball playing shooting, horseback riding etc etc.
I'm full Of per copy. Published by The Tribune, New
York Entertaining and universally eompueuted w the
press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15


~ hite hands ard clear CORNELLs BENZOIN
MErc SOAP Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers 25 cents
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HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. L

3lq WEsI l26Tti--r.
psease. OF the Nervous system Genio rlnary Organ
1nlrotence ana sterinty Hours: 10 - ioa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
ELECTORAL VOTE OF SIX

Presidential elections, showing the NUMBER cas'
by each State in each election ANA the total popu.
lar vote IN each State since 1880 inclusive. o'n9'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15

Harens and nvgoaes gums purfe and perfumes the
breath ceanses beauties and preserves inc teeth IRON youth
old ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
LIST or PRINCIPAL OFFICES

in the executive branches Of the Civil Service
filing many pages OF the issue. with the salaries
attached TO each Office. The
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-23
SENATE AND HOUSE RECORD.
Brief synopsis of the Proceedings In the
National Legislature.

Brief synopsis of the Proceedings In the
National Legislature.
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 23--Chandler
presented in the senate yesterday a petition
from citizens of Orangeburg, S. c., asking
national protection in the exercise of the right
Of suffrage. Plumb presented a bill authoriz-
ing the district commissioners to regulate the
rates of fares etc. in the district during the
Inauguration period. The tariff bill was
taken up at 1880 and Reagans amendment
reducing the wool duty to % per cent. ad
valorem was rejected The duty on white
pine lumber was reduced to 81. per 900
feet. An amendment provides that if for
eign governments impose an export duty
on lumber, the American duty shall remain
under the present law. A number of
finance committee amendments were agreed
to, slightly increasing the duty on various
articles in most cases. An amendment was
adopted permitting winemakers to use, free
of tax, the necessary spirits to fortify
their wines up e. an alcoholic strength
of IA per cent. Plumb tried to
get reduction of tie duty on iron hoops or
bands, but failed. An amendment was
adopted establishing a customs commission
Of five, with salaries of 81 800 per annum
each, the members 70 be appointed as other
civil officers 10y the president and senate. The
date for the bill to take effect was changed
from February next to July next, and then
the bill was passed-ayes, 81; nays, 30-a
party vote. The senate then adjourned
The house took up the river and harbor bill
and increased the appropriation for the i'm
provement at Portage lake, Michigan, to S20,-
900. The remainder of the day was spent in
a squabble as to what part of the country
ought to get most of the money, and in ii sea
son of filbusterng. and without further &C.
ton, the house adjourned.