Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-18

bert at Decatur, Ala; James E. Whitson at |
Selma, Cal; Vim. Z. Tucker at Yuba City, Cal;
Moses Bradshaw at Aspen, COL. Robt. Gelley |
at Nokomis, H.; Daniel W. Tyrrell at DeKalb, |
III; Samuel Job at Pullman, Ill; Chas. A. |
hlng at Glenwood, Iowa; Cephus b. Hunt at |
Greenfield, Iowa; Clarence Il. Kennedy at Viii |
ilsca, Iowa; Joshua w. Satterthwait at Mount |
Pleasant, Iowa; John ID. Brown at Missouri |
valley, Iowa; Arthur p. Brown at LIE Mars |
Iowa; Alpheus II. Barnes at Abba, Iowa; |
James n. Duffus at Fort Madison, Iowa;
Hezekiah G. Doolittle at Sibley, Iowa:
Lucian H. Smith at Horton, Kan; Henry A. |
Perkins at Olathe, Kan; Nelson A. Crow at !
Franklin, ky.; JOSIAH II. Thompson at Farming |
ton, Me-; VIM. q. Hudson at Ludington. Mich; |
Julius o. Becraft at Dowagiac, Mich; Bartlett |
A. Nevins at Otsego, Mich; John J. Belcher at
Leslie, Mich; Ebenezer A. Rice at Pipe Stone, |
Mimi; Mrs. JeH6e r. Tyler at Brookhaven.
Miss John +. Craigo at Fulton, NO.; Michael
Murphy at Grand Island, Neb.; Frank Griggsby
Neo.; z. Z. Hovey at Arapahoe, Neb.; Z. V.
Moore ut Benkleman, Nebraska; Miss
Minnie Wall, Loup City, Nebraska;
Charles II. Clough at Lebanon, NH; Edwin
Z. Tomlinson at Plainville, Conn. William I.
Brown at Madison, Nj; George w. Clark at
Union Springs, NY; Charles J. Perry at Mount
Morris, NY; Lucian E. Smith at Baldwinsville,
Ny; William w. Rockwell at Glen Falls, NY;
Henry A. Philips at Lowville, NY; Bryant S.
Keeter at Millerton, N. Y; Wilbur
N. L.,
Seymour M. Ballard at Cortland, Ny; Guy W.
Clark at Sandy Hill, NY; Jason NJ. johnson
at Hudson, NY; Sheridan Z. MCGOWAN at
keeseville, NY; Lothrop +. Hanchett at James,
town, NY; Henry Huss at Mount Vernon, N.Y.:
John /. Booth at Greenport, MY; William A.
Boyd at Mamaroneek, NY; Robert ). Hender-
son at Phenixville, Pa. James S. Mexican
at Pittsburg, Pa; John Stopp at Allen
town, Pa; Levi S. Gibson at Sharpsburg,
Pa; Edward ID. Conger at Waco, Tex;
Eharla 1har$ na, IT.,
Mullins at brentwood, Tex. John I. Haynes
at Gatesyille, Tex; Joseph Wells at Elkton,
Nd; Fulton NJ. Whaley at Point Pleasant, w.
Va; Edwin L. Ragan at High Point NC;
William Miller at Tuscaloosa, Ala; Henry c.
Russell at Eufaula, Ala; Benjamin L. Brim-
berry at Albany, Ga; Walter Ackerman at Car
tersville, Ga; Thomas A. Davis at Maysville,
KY; William Z. Mitchusson at Princeton, KY;
Robert Brantley at New Iberia, La.
George c. Eaton at Fayette, No.; John W. Top
pass at Chillicothe, NO.; Mrs. Rachel o. Aiken
at Harrisonville, No.; James p. Hodsworth at
Paris, NO.; A. j. Frazier at Greenville, Tenn
Joseph L. b. Wilson at Murfreesborough, Tenn
Lorenzo A. Barker at Reed City, Mich; Albert |
w. Earle at South Haven, Mich; Lyman A. |
Roberts at Decatur, Mich; Barlow Davis at |
Eyart, Mich; Lawson A. Duncan at Niles, |
Mich; Thomas White at Alpena, Mich. Henry |
II. Palmer at Red Oak, Iowa; William q. Power |
at Mount Vernon, Iowa; Joseph E. Lewis at
Amboy. ILL.,; Rollin G.. Whitman at Belyldere |
ILL.,; Alexander Fekete at East st. Louis, ILL.,
NJ. V. kitzmiller at Girard, ILL.,; Stephen C. |
Brown at Henry, ILL.,; Edgar n. Stevens at
Paxton, ILL.,; Reuben Lancaster at Virginia,
ILL.,; Edward A. Wilcox at Minonk, H.; Reuben
ID. Smart at Manitowoc, Wis.,; George s. Read
at Lake Geneva, Wis; Frederick W. Burt,
Grand Rapids, Wis, Justus L. Moak at Water
town, Wis; S. s. Fiheld at Ashland, Wis.,.
Frederick Jacobus at New London, Wis.
George R. Hall at Oconto, Wis; Joseph NJ.
Ickes at Newark, OHIO; George II.
Tracy at Baker City, Greg; William G.
Gresham at Saint Peter, Mimi; William
Wilson at Shakapoe, Mimi; Judson
Graves at Neigh, Neb:; James D. Edwards
q Nsb strS%TsGuTs Sso !. Rsator9 M 9eTS TnS York
r. Bunyan at Kendallville, Ind; James n.
Mcbride at Waterloo, Ind; Victor Bassigano
at Gilroy, CAL; Fred III. Dunbar at Riverside,
CAL; George K. Ober at Bakersfield. Cal. A.
d. Jones at Ipswith, s. OAK; b. F. Campbell
at Sioux Falls, S. Oak; Wheeler S. Bowen at
Yankton, s. Oak; Ransom E. Gregory at
Pierre, s. Oak. VIM. H. Wheeler at Deadwood,
s. Oak; Geo. Baker at Breckenridge, Col,
Adam ID. Cooper at Canon City, COL; Jacob NJ. |
Buzzard at Silverton, Col; Homer W. Pond at
Fort Scott, Kan; Alphonso I. Learned at Port
Townsend, Wash; Frank T. Harding at Park |
City, Utah. John H. Koogler at Las Vegas, n. |
NJ; Mary j. Cuniffe at Las Cruces, Nm. Also !
number OF recess appointments, including |
Asa c. Matthews of Illinois, to be first control
Ter OF the Treasury; Benjamin +. Gilkeson of
Pennsylvania, to be second controller of the |
Treasury; Edwin n. Hartshorn of Ohio, to be |
deputy controller of the Treasury; Samuel V. |
Holiday of Pennsylvania, to be commissioner |
of customs; VIM. w. Bates of New York to be |
commissioner of navigation; Thos b. Coulter |
of Ohio, to be auditor of the Treasury for the |
Post Office department.; John II. Franklin of |
Kansas, to be deputy second auditor of the |
Treasury; Augustus ID. Shaw of Indiana, to be |
deputy third auditor of the Treasury; Andrew |
j. Whitaker Of Illinois, to be deputy fourth |
auditor of the Treasury; a number of supervis- |
ing inspectors of steam vessels, mint officials, |
customs officers, &c.
House OF Representatives.
The Senate concurrent resolution providing |
for a holiday recess was laid before the House |
by the Speaker and it was referred to the COM |
mittee on ways and means.
The Senate amendments to the House Joint
resolution for the printing of the agricul-
tural report were agreed to.
THE HOLIDAY RECESS RESOLUTION PASSED.
Mr. Mckinley of Ohio, from the committee
on ways and means, reported a concurrent res
olution for holiday recess from December q
until January 6. Agreed to--152 to 81.
THE MARITIME CONFERENCE.
The Speaker having laid before the House a
message from the President recommending
that the limit of the international maritime
conference be extended for two months Mr..
Hit GIL introduced a joint resolution extend
ing that authority until March i, 1890.
Mr. Hit said that the conference had already
accomplished great and important work. I'm
less the resolution were passed the authority
of the delegates Of the United States would
cease in the midst of their labors
The joint resolution was passed
On motion Of Mr.. Rowell (Ill.) the commit
tee elections was granted leave to sit during
the sessions of the House.
Mr.. Mckinley (Ohio). from the committee ON
rules, reported a resolution for the immedia
call Of the states for the introduction and ref
erence of bills. Adopted.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD FOR ARREST
OF sILcorT.
Before this order was carried, however Mr..
Payne (N.Y.), from the Silcott committee, re-
ported resolution authorizing the sergeant
alarms to offer a reward of 5000 for the ar
rest and delivery to the marshal of the Dis
trict of Columbia OF c. E. Silcott the abscond-
ing cashier, the reward to be paid out of the
contingeHt fund of the House. Adopted.
NEW BILLS.
Under the call Of states the following bills
were introduced and referred:
By Mr.. Wheeler Gala. ITO reduce post
age on certain letters; also for the organiza-
tion OF naval reserve force; also
for the reductions Of duty in certain
cases; also to reduce the tobacco tax. |
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