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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-31

EoR SALE-ABOUT rs OF THE 800 LOTS IN
II the beautiful plan Of GroveIand have already
been sold, and the promises of this soon becoming
convenient to Pitts5urg are now assured; extra
large. level. shaded lots on wide avenues charm
on long tine: do not buy elsewhere for a home
until you inspect this. CHAS. SoMERs. sl3 Wood
street. Z. jy2S5s-wMsu .
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Machinery and Metals

Machinery and Metals
E'OR SALE-28x4S CORLISS ENGINE: ONLY
IL run a year; can be seen in operation; price
on application; Worthington pumps, automatic
and plain slide valve engines, boilers pipe and
fittings. j. A. MCCORMICK, 15o First ave.
au1-p32-MwY
ENOR SALE-SECOND-HANDE ENGINES AND
II bolers all sizes and styles kept in stock, from
to 100 h. p. all reitted; good as new, at lowest
prices; mounted portable engines, to % b. p.
23-25 Park way. j. s. YOUNG, Allegheny, Pa.
ja3-92-MwF
EOR SALE - HOSTING ENGINES, NEW
Il and second hand; wire and manila rope. der
rick and fittings, hoisting tubs and cars, clay and
pans, engines, boilers and machinery.
THOMAS CARLIN'S SONS, Lacock and Sandusky
sts., Allegheny. iy2SMwF
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Boaraer. and LodRers,

"ANTED--sUMMERB BoARDERS A. OHIO
w Pyle; pleasant situation: terms reasonable.
Address M. W., Box 20 Ohio Pyle, Pa. jy31-S
WTANTED--OCCUPANTS FOR 3OR4 LARGE
w airy rooms nicely furnished facing park;
convenient to street cars and boarding house.
43 MONTGOMERY AVE, Allegheny. jy31-4
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-31

TOR SALE-A FINE LOT OF YOUNG PAR
H ROTS-guaranteed to make takers; price. s.
each: come soon to secure first choice. ESPICH'S,
$40 SmithfeId st. jy2s-l00-wsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-31

ELOCUTION - MUSIC - LITERATURE.
IL Mrs. Lizzie Pershing Andersons School,
"a Union avenue, Allegheny. French and Ger
man, Drawing and Painting, English studies.
Fall term opens September 10, 1889. Send for
prospectus. jy16-48-ws
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-31

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the firm name of Noble
Bros Livery Undertaking has this day been
dissolved. All debts owing to said firm are to
be received by Benz. l. Noble and all demands
on said firm to be paid by him. Signed
JOHN NJ. NOBLE,
JULY 26, 1889. B. L NOBLE.
jy2Sll4
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TO LET.

Offices. Desk Room. &c.
YTyO LET-DESK ROOM IN VERY DESIRABLE
Il office; central location; suitable for business
or profession; rent 500 annually. Address
BEAVER Dispatch office. jy3l-A
yVlO LET-wELL LIGHTED OFFICE. NEWLY
i painted; elevator, Janitor service and al
ITO LET-PENN BUILDING, PENN AVE,
IL near Seventh ST., offices single suite,
in this elegant story building; 2Crane elevators,
heat and janitor services; rents exceptionally
low; floor plans at our office; we have also de-
sirable Offices in other good buildings. SAMU Ell
w. BLACK & CO.. 80 Fourth ave. ie29-32-D
ITO LET-IN THE NEW DISPATCH BUILD
Il ING, rs n and 70 Diamond street. two OF the
roomest and best-lighted offices to De found in the
city; rent 500 and 500 per annum including cleo
tric lights. janttor service and steam heating.
Apply between 10 A. N. and P. NJ, or between
2 and P. NJ. Jy23-&
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-31

DISHOP BOWMAN INSTITUTED COL
ID LEGIATE school for young ladies' cor
ner Penn ave. and Fourth street. Pittsburg.
The next session begins We'd, Sept. IL. Send
for register giving full information. Address
the rector, REV. r. J. COSTER, A. M.
ivI15Q-wS
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LOST.

II OST-SUNDAY AFTERNOON, NEAR DALI
IL LAS Station, p. X. R., black and white
setter dog: liberal reward will be paid II re-
turned to Fl. H. WESTINGHOUSE, EdgewoOd,
PR. K. jy2S-5
II OST-ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON. EITHER
IL in Pittsburg or Allegheny, pass book and
bllcip, of no value other than to owner. suitable
reward by returning same to j. Il. GRAY, "a
Federal ST., Pittsburg. jy31-45
r OST-FIvE DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE
IL paid for the small dark brown tan terrier
dog lost at Union station July IS; had a leather
collar, nickel-plated, with a tag marked Chicago
dog license. G. s. JENKINS, Baggage Agent.
jySlS6
T OST-ON FEDERAL ST. ALLEGHENY, BE-
IL TWEEN Boggs g. Bulbs store and Ohio st
a purse containing "a and two checks on which
payment has been stopped. The finder will be
suitably rewarded upon returning the same to
the MONONGAHELA NATIONAL BANK.
Jy31-5
II OST--JULY II. FROM N. T., L. E&w.
II train No. T. between Youngstown. o., and
Greenville Pa, fox terrier dog white, with black
and tan head, black spot on left side and root OF
tail: answers to Boxer Finder will please
communicate with WIN. n. BONNELL, Glrard,
o., and receive liberal reward. jy24l
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HaZelwoOd Lots.

EoR SALE-LOTS AT HAZELwOOD AND
IL Glenwood. near the station: forest and
iruIt trees graded streets, sidewalks city water,
natural gas; Houses for sale. small payment
Second Ave- Electric Railway will pass in front Of
these lots; B. & q. Railroad fare monthly tickets.
81 cents per trip. GEORGE W. BURGWlN, $50
Fourth ave. jy24-l2-Mwsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-31

NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
IN Cornwall-on-Hudson. Courses of study in
civil engineering, English and classics. Labor
atory, drawing room and ield work. Beautiful
buildings, grounds location. COL c. ].
WRIGHT, B. s., A. NJ, Supt.; BELDEN F.
HYATT Comd't of Cadets. jel0-1l
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACAD-
L ENVY. Chester, Pa Twentyeighth year
opens September 18 A MILITARY COL
LEGE. Civil Engineering Chemistry, Archi-
lecture, Arts. Thoroughly organized, prepara-
tory courses. Circulars of Mr.. f. g. PAUL
SON, Al Wood ST., city. Col. CHAS. E.
HYATT President iYlQ52-WS
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"ANTED-CASHIER- YOUNG LADY FOR
w cashier in a restaurant; must have some
experience and good reference. Address BOX NJ
A, Dispatch office. jy31-16
"ANTED-EXPERIENC SALESLADIES
w to clerk at confectionery and lemonade
stands of BAKER & SON at the Exposition: must
bring good reference; call at the Exposition build
ing this week. jy30-S4
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oReANa

g. HAMILTON,
81 AND 50 FIFTH AVENUE,
Pittsburg. Pa apso7+D
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-31

CHELTENHAM ACADEMY. OGONTZ,
~ Pa. Unexcelled location and surround
ings. New school equipment Gymnasium,
military drill, etc. Thorough preparation for
college or scientific school. For circular, etc.,
address JNO. CALVIN RICE, A. NJ, Principal.
ie&,53
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-02-14
The Housc.

42p DAY.--Mr Clardy presented the con.
ference report on the Nicaragua Canal bill
and I'm order TO enable the members 10
examine it's provisions IL was ordered printed
and laid over. The House passed the bill
organizing the Territory OF Oklahoma by
vote of las 10 l02. Without division
the conference report on tho bill ITO creato
an Executive Department to be known as
the Department OF Agriculture was adopted
-. The SENATE bill granting pension OF
S25 per month 10 all female nurses in the
late war who served six months and Whose
services were approved lay Miss ID. L. Din
the superintendent OF women uurscs wGa
rSPS.:Sd.
43D DAY.-Thc House resolved ITSELF into
a Committee OF the Whole for the considera.
tion OF appropriation bills. Mr.. Hatch re-
ported the Agricultural Appropriation bill
Mr.. Blount reported the Post Onico Appro.
priation bill. The Naval a appropriation bill
was passed, with an amendment devoting
100000 for coaling station at Pago- Pago
Samoa. The bill APPROPRIATED tl9, sos, ,577. II
This IL t34, 900 lesa than the amount appro
priated for the current year. and 81. sSsecQ
less than the estimate. A bin granting tho
right Of way through Indian Territory to
the c,Oc.Hw Railway Company was pnssed
Mr.. Springer moved that the House In
s.st upon its amendments 90 the SenRto bill
for the admission Of South Dakota Messrs
Baker, Barnes and Springer were appointed
conferrees for the House.
4lTH DAY-During the call OF States for
the introduction OF bills, Mr.. Payson inaugu-
rated filibusterinR tactics by having sent 70
the clerks desk with demand that il bo
read long printed bill for the establishment
OF Court OF Appeals His opposition was di-
rected 10 the Union Pacific Fund bill. Mr.
McCreary asked that tho House disagree
TO the Senate amendments TO the Diplomatic
and Consular Appropriation bill. IL disa.
greed 10 the Senate amendment, and Messrs
McCreary, Hooker and Hin were appointed
conferrees
45rH DAY.--The House concurred In tho
Senate amendments 10 the House bill retiring
General VIM. r. Smith. 10 authorizes his
retirement with the rank Of Major OF lcn.
gineers The report OH the Nicaragua
Canal bill was presented and discusso with
out action
46TH DAY.--By the decisive vote OF M TO
G0--nearly three 90 one-the report OF tho
Conference Committee on the bill 90 in.
corporate the Maritime Canal Company OF
Nicaragua was adopted Mr. Dingiey's
resolution requesting the Secretary OF tho
Treasury 10 inform the House what orders
were given 20 the revenue cutter Richard
Rush respecting the protection OF tho seal
fisheries in Behring Sea last year was adopted.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-02-14
south md west

THE heaviest snow storms since 1915 have
been raging in Alaska,
CARBoN, Ind, has been entirely DESTROYED
by fire Loss, $4,000.
TRE neighborhood OF Warsaw. III. ia
alormingly afflicted with black measles.
over 5OO cases are reported There Is an
average OF five deaths a day.
A. J. KING. cor,;d, tor, was run over bv
ms own train and killed ut RelleVilIe Mo
An old deaf tollgate keeper named Abrn-
rams, while looking at the remains, was run
down by n freight train and his body ground
10 pieces. John Frye, blacksmith, n by
ttAnder. was so overcome by these events
that he deliberately threw himself in front of
third train, meeting instant death.
DIR. CHARLES p. BURNS, Of Baxter, Ark.
WAS shot and killed by Deputy Sheriff
Childers, who had gone 10 the doctors house
TO arrest him on a warrant and the doctor
resisted him.
SWITCH engine struck n frog and jumped
the track nc Springfield Mo. killing three
men outright cnd fatally iniurinE three 9TH
ers.
A coLoRED butler in Chicago killed a
swedish glrl who had Tilted him, and then
cut his own throat
Mr. AND Mrs. JAMES OLSON, with their
four children, were drowned In the Missouri
River, at Bismarck, Dakota. They were
crossing tho river in wagon, whom the ice
broke, and the horses, wagon and occupants
were all lost
Mn. AND Mrs. FRED PoLLINGER, of Spo.
kane Falls, Washington Territory, left their
two babies in their house and went visiting
While they were gone the house caught fire,
and the children were burned 10 death
GENERAL. HARRISON has completed his in.
augural address
HIGH wind blew down the Max Meyer
brick building at Omaha, Neb., which was
recently gutted by fire Two buildings on
the east side were wrecked Six persons lost
their lives and seven escaped, more or less in
jured
AT Hastings. Neb., the central school was
almost totally wrecked, four persons being
so severely injured that recovery was inn
possible, besides a large number slightly in.
Jured. One of the scholars was killed out
right while another was injured fatally.
The teacher, Miss Aldrich, was fatally in.
iured
THE six year-old son OF Jacob Kroll. of
Terre Haute. Ind, dicd few days ago from
the effects OF hydrOpbobia.
COLONEL JoHN s. MosBY called upon
Presidentelect Harrison by invitation to
discuss the fouthern question.
MRs. HARRISON, the wife of the President
elect, and her daughter, Mrs Mckee, after
spending a week IN New York devoted 10
shopping, have returned TO indianapolis.
PREsIDENT.ELECT HARRISON has leased
tho Spencer Cottage" at Deer Park Md
for summer residence, and his family ex.
pect 70 take possession about June !.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-02-14
nnrInl OF tho nond rrlnoo.

The funeral OF tho Austrian Crown Prince
has takon place at Vienna. All the honors
betitting the exalted rank OF tho deceased
were paid: but thCrA was no extraordinary
display OF funeral pomp.
Rcquiom mass was sald mt the Capu.incr
Church, which was filed with tho dignitarics
Of tho court aud state Tho Emperor
knelt alone nt tho foot of tho cata-
falque. Behind aud around him were
number OF Archdukes and other mem
oers OF tho Imperial family. To them
succeeded Ministers aud high officers OF the
state, the army aud navy Tho rest of the
congregation consisted OF the Imperial house,
hold, the burgomastors OF Vienna and Pesth,
AMI membors OF tho corporation in their
robes shrouded with mourning, the diplo-
matte corps TO tho number OF seventy five,
and q few representatives OF tho home and
foreign press.
Tho religious ceremonies were the only
elaborate feature OF the funeral All the
rest. In accordance with the Emperor's de-
sire, was comparatively simple. The pro-
cession, proceeded by troops and bands with
mudled drums and including In duo order
all tho people within the church, began TO
move at O'clock. Tho streets through
mourning spectators from curb 10 housetop.
Tho painful silence of the vast crowds was
broken only by half suppro sscd sobs In
tense emotion was manifested every whero.
The pleasuroloving populaco were subdued
by n sorrow evidently sincere
The Empress. having taken last look at
her son In tho morning, when the coffin WIS
closed forever, did not attend tho funeral, but
with the Crown Princess Stephanie and the
Princesses Gesels and Valerie remairod at
prayer in the chapel Of the Hofburg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-02-14
R.ady Made C!othlnr secrets.

These are our patterns for next win.
ter, " said the head cutter in leading
Wholesale clothing establishment, as he
paused in his work, laid down his heavy
shears, and leaned on the long board
table. in front OF him was pile Of coat
and vest patterns cut from heavy paper
and biz visitor had asked IL they were
for summer clothing. mo" he con
tinued, "the men here are Just about
iiaishing the making up Of our summer
stock and il is about an on the counters.
In tho spring we begin to make our
winter goods, and have got 10 get out
these patterns a. I have the time. our
travelling men are all out now with their
summer samples aud IL will be rathe ef
dull with me until we start I'm on winter
clothing again Go over there and take
a look at our cutting machines. with
them we slice out twenty coats at once.
II you've got time to wait a moment I'll
make you n vest w. Chicago HeraH.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-02-14
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Eastern and Middle states.

THE handsome residence which p. \, Rar.
mum was erecting and had nearly completed
near the historic Waldemar, at Sea side
by fire. ~" g"
SAMUEL RorHScHn.p the wealthiest He-
Drew merchant OF Hartford, Conn, has com
mitted suicide.
Mrs MATILDA GRiswoIp FRKI.iNou,,Y.
sEN, the widow OF the ex-Secretary of state
recently died at Newark n. J.
p,i. LIE boilers of>a towboat exploded at
fittsburg, killing George Wilson. eneineer'
ana Robert Cochran, fireman.
OITo kAYsER, a street car conductor in
fhliadeiphia, killed a young woman named
Annie Klaus, afterward cut his wife's throat
inulcting fatal wound, and then committed
suicide.
was, AeAh = LEEEvRn, prominent. farmer OF
NesI i'ainpeters Penn, was found suffocated
az MS own lime kiln. He had fallen asleep
while attending TO the fires.
JAY CowpEssY, faith.curo doctor Of
Hartford, delivered lecture ON mental
science In West Haven, Conn just after
saving; "A Christian scientist can defv
death" he feh dead
SEVERE weather was reported in Nortbern
New York aud New England, the mercury
standing at thirty 10 forty degrees below
zero
NINE barns have been burned in suc-
eeSslon recently in York County, Penn. by
WHILE james Reagan and John Nc
Cormick, arm-in.arm and so intoxicated
that they could scarcely stand, were crossing
the railroad nc PoormRn's Crossing, Conn
they were struck by train and instantly
killed.
a RIO cave in is taking place in the coal
uilnes OF the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company, at Carbondalo, Penn.
WILLIAM SoRTwELL, an engineer. pinned
IN ths wreck OF his engine at Somerville
Mass, was killed 10y an ice train that ran
into IL.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-02-14
Washington.

II is authoritatively stated that Senator
Allison has declined the portfolio Of the
Treasury rendered 70 him by President elect
Harrison.
THK reduction in the public debt during
January amounted 60 Sl2, ,2l6.2Sf The total
debt now, less cash in the Treasury, amounts
20 81. i2l, $40, B8 The net cash or surplus in
the Treasury now is S64, ,9G3 9l3 against
lSB %f a month ago
MRS. CLEVELAND for the frat time SINCE
her marriage, allowed herself the enjoyment
Of dancing ot the card reception given by
Secretary and Mrs Whitney Mrs. Cleye.
land wnltzed with Representative Scott, OF
Pennsylvania, and later danced ia several
quadrilles.
JUDGg WILLIAM n. MERRfCK Of the Su-
preme Court of the District Of Columbia, re.
Gently died at his residence in Washington,
~ gec'ric complaint, in his seventieth year
THK House resolution making an appro.
pr alton Of $500 900, 10 be paid % the heirs Jf
Captain James h Eads, has been passed by
the Senate.
SECRETARY BAYAHD has consented 10 a
resumption Of the conference with Germany
concerning tho Samoan affairs which was
suspended last year The scene OF the nsgo.
tetions will be removed from Washington
20 Berlin
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-02-14

MANpALAY, Burmah. has recently been
visited by two immense fires In the first
the flames destroyed 6sS1 houses. a bazaar.
and Buddhist monastery. In tho second
20 houses were burned. Both fires we're OF
accidental origin.
A ASNow STORM interferod with the Mon
trcal Canada, carnival somewhat
SiN women have been murdered and mutt.
lated in Managua, Nicaragua, after tho
CHASTITY method OF the Whitechapel fend.
THE French Chamber of Deputies has con.
hrmed the election OF General Cluseret as
member for the Var u was charged that
"a was an American citizen. and therefore
iaehgible TO hold office under the French
government
NALRNCEY +. FULLER. OF Hamilton,
canada, has made an assignment Iiabin.
Ties about g, ,0OO,0 COO
THREE pilots OF Heligcland were drowned
IN the North Sea during heavy storm.
A COLLISION occurred in the English
Channel between the Steamship Kilochan
ana the ship Nercid. Both wero sunk and
twenty'f four persons drowned
ENORMOUS crowds viewed the body OF
Prince Randolph OF Austria as IL lay In State.
Some OF tho Nienna doctors discredit the
theory OF suicide. and believe that the Crown
frince was nsRaSSinated
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-02-14
Defeat and Execution or Twelve
Generals and 200 Men.

Defeat and Execution or Twelve
Generals and 200 Men.
The steamer Harold has arrived at New
York from Port dc Paix with cargo Of log
wood and coffee. She also brings an account OF
curious experience of her own at Gonalyes,
Hayti, and b'ood -curdling tale Of a battle
which took place somewhere botween that
town and Grande Saline. The Harold was
IN the harbOr at GOunives whom the TOussnint
EOuverture appeared &C the mouth OF the
herbor, and after sailing back and forth
while, got the Harold IN line with the town,
and then began desultory bombardment.
Every shell rose directly over tho Harold,
but none hit either her Or the town. Captain
Hutton, of the Harold. concluded that things
we're getting rather noisy, and cut and ran
Tor Il. He got away in safety, and entered
tho harbor Of Port de Palx without trouble.
While there news came overland from Go.
nnives Of what followed after tho Harold
left Tho Toussaiut was Joined by the
Dessalinos. and both vessels proceeded
20 Grande Saline where they Landed
troops 90 tho number Of GO com
manded by thirteen Generals Their little
army at once marched on Gonaivcs, some
twenty miles away, .whilo tho vessels
Meantime Hippolytss soldiers marched
bodily out aud met tho enemy
half way. fn the fight that followed
IeRitime's force wns utterly routed
leaving many killed and wounded. and 2OO
men and twelve Generals in the hands of the
men OF GOnaives Tho following day, az.
coTdiug ~ the Harolds tale Of horror, both
taken out and shot In revenge for Telema-
que's assassination. Beside there was hardly
food enough ia GOnaives 10 20 around, any
way
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-02-14
Street Car Conductors Big walkers.

A conductor on the Broadway line. in
New York, estimates that, in collecting
fares and in helping passengers on and
of the car, he walks at least two miles s
day. He goes into detail as follows IA
car is about fifteen feet long When ]
walk from the rear platform through the
car, turn and come back, 90 over thir-
ty FIVE feet, count ny the turn. / have
watched myself often on trips and find
that on an average 90 as far as the
center Of the car and back, about twenty
feet fifty times on the round trip. There
you have 1000 feet n trip and eight trips
a day make 5000 feet. Every time any
one gets on or of a car we help them on,
take step forward and backward When
a woman gets on we frequently follow
her part way through the door, 50 you
sec we easily walk two miles day while
on duty. IL is the most tresome kind
Of walking, too, sort of q cramped
shuttle half the time. Conductors are
hard on shoes for this reason"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-02-14
THE FIFTIETH CONGRESS.
The senate.

SQrH DAY, Tho Senate rejected 10y n vote
OF ~ To 10 the British Extradition treaty.
A bill was introduced authorizing the Light
pos poS,e SSsra 70 complete the pedestal OF the
harbor, at a cost not 20 exceed $4,000. and
or the continuation OF the construction OF n
lea wall and general lighthouse depot at
lompkinsyille, Staten Island, at "A cost not
70 exceed 80, "A bin 60 place General
w. y Roeecrans ON tho retired list OF the
army with tho rank OF Brigadiel. Goneral
was reported favorably.
a0m DAY. The Senate considered Mr..
Sherman's bill Ito declare trusts unlawful /"
MIR. Jones spoke in favor OF the bill he
Union Pacific funding bill was taken up and
road. The report OF tho committee ON tho
Texas election outrages was received.
ilst DAY. Tho conference report ON tho
hill amendatory OF tho Interstate Commerce
Jaw was read A resolution was introduced
TO give $4,000 10 tho widow OF General
sheridan. Tho Oklahoma Gill was referred
70 the Committee on Territories. e.. The
House Joint resolution for the payment OF
5000 TO the representatives of the lato
James Il. Eads was passed The Legisla-
tive, Executive and judicial Appropriation
bill was then taken up. and an amendment
was made 10 increase tho salary of the Pres-
dents private secretary from 1890 20 $4,000
An amendment o6orod 10y Mr. Hawley, 60
increase the clerical force OF tho Civil Ser
vice Commission. provoked discussion on
the question OF Civil Service reform.
42D DAY.--1he Senate resumed considera-
tion OF the Legislative Executive and Judi.
:ial Appropriation bill--the pending ques.
tion being the amendment 90 in.
crease the clerical force OF tho Civil
Service Commission. Mr.. Daninls smoke
denouncing Civil Service Reform.
MIR. Hiscock reported proposed amendment
TO appropriate $500. 900 for a suitable cele.
bratlon OF the adoption OF the constitution In
Washington In 1850. Mr.. Hampton pro.
posed an amendment nppropriating SS2S, 25b
to pay tho findings OF tho Court OF Claims for
spoliations 10y the French prior 60 July n,
1901 An amendment approprlnting 500,
interests OF the United States at the Isthmus
Of Panama, was reported.