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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

Il cos1s More ~ Gss Drusk EesFs ms
~ szaasse-sz.

Il Cosss sLors ~ Oss DFuSk fesfs hD
80 szsszss-sl
Hendricks >pT.ck. 80 NAs bEV~sN'
IN dranx fToEa sirand RAPIDS -" -s'@f
sandsy nght. sas eonvetea n Jnsa-es
WestfaA's court yesterday. It cosf hl-A
So
A gentleman WhO wss found So
sEEck, and Nss accused Ol s1zflas -
ConFlyi Ally, Wzs A4s3 AHA isnsdi -.
p.eAc 81 lot gulty ard ils.stso sil-'
{ e people muss prove tier case oSlote
= jury or * men. = s lAEne = ttst1i
NAaderwerp. lie admits ta2t hs va
with Sprick. bQt denies that he W@s iA-
t0Uczted. He viii be trled Ca The l-ll-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
TLiS tbe Shor:est Line

The Chicago & West Michigan is the
shortest line between Traverse City and
Chicago.
The Grand Rapids & Indiana is the
shortest line from Traverse City 70 Chi
cago via Grand Rapids. prorided possen-
gers use tie Chicago & West llichiyda Line
south Of Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

Mrs. Carl Dimble, of Cincinnati, has
given birth TO twins, one of which has
two large front teeth at least an eighth
of an inch in length and perfectly
formed. The teoth arc Of pearly
whiteness and look as natural as those
OF child of six or eight years.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
The Shortes. Line.

The G.. r. & !. X. X. is still the short
est Inc between Grand Rapids and
Traverse City and all Northern Mlchl-
gan summer resorts and other points.
1t is also the shortest line from Traverse
City to Chicago VIA Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
20 ousT eREoKlNRlDoE.
The House Conlnaittse On Eieesions ffS'
ssnts It's Report Tor subnaissaon.


ssnts It's Report Tor suoIaissi0n'
WAsHtSGToS. Aug. representative
Lacey Ial has prepared for submission
% the House the majority report oi lho
elections committee upon the Clay ton
Breekinrldge e0ntssted-electlon case
and the murder Of the Republican Goa
testant The resolution accompanying
tie report declares The seat SscahI
Commenting on Claytou's murder, the
report SAYS:
No reasonable explaration o. The murder
eppears except lhst s0.ao Of To oallos ooA
thleses. fading Ike taxing of the testimony
pfo-res,sug killed Colonel Clayton 10 suppress
the investlration 70 other motive Is possible
ne necessity Il the enactment of some laws
wbieh viii prexeat ballot COX stealing aDd ulur-
der trom conieIriug pril4a farte tile 70 seat
ia Congress is evident from The result "A this
con y -
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

WAsHusoro5. Aug. 8.-FoE JPI sr
Michigan FAR warner slnd shifting
g. ssutheriy. Loser Alca.gAn. onos-
ers % eastern far "a WESTERN cco.eT
"a southeast; stationary tsmPeE41ure
u northwest poraon.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

CHICAGo. Aug THE sixth annual
convention OF the United Brotherhood
OF Carpenters and Joiners is in session
in this city. There were 2F5 delegates
from al parts Of the United States and
Canada present when President ID. 7.
Rowland, Of Cincinnati, called the con-
vention 70 order. The delegates TO this
convention represent a mem bership OF
II. 900 carpenters. The brotherhood was
organized in this city in 1881, and is IN
4. very prosperous condition.
She Was Weary of Life.
PEORIA, H.. Aug. 4-The body Of
Mrs. Catherine Schmidt was found
floating in cistern. She committed
suicide while temporarily insane. She
was 47 years old and the mother OF nine
children
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

RFDN0ND-Harry iafant son ~ John ami
Ts.eff krfl1ll mai carr.er ot tnis cttss
Monday. lzlst q aged months aa4 = eays-
E4leral private.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

The electric rosd 10 Dunton's addi-
ton, east Of the city, Will give regular
service today. Take a ride over
the road and view the real estate Op-
portunities offered in that section.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
Cheap Excursions TO Chicago.

During the I. o. o. F. Encampment
at Chicago August to 10 the D., G. H.
& II. railroad will make special low
rate of S490 for round trip, including
six admission tickets.
Tickets good going on August to 6
and returning after August with ex-
treme limit of August IL, 1880.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
She was weary Of lie
Accidentally killed HE sister.

LANCASTER, Pa. Aug. T. 4--Henry Fry
barger, while shooting snakes Satur-
day. accidentally shot and killed his
sister, aged years.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
e Wskas, 3 Cabinets.

The FIRE location Of North Park place
addition and the demand for lots there
has induced the promoters 70 plat more
lots snd ofer t1em al auction on
August 3 and r.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
See wykes' s. Cabinets.
See Wykes' 3 Cabinets.

For the regatta SO Detroit August )
and C tie D.. q. n. & VI. railroad VIII
make rate OF g. for round trip, good
going on August and 6; valid to re-
turn August =.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

Every sack OF LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture of 0urmill. None genuine
withoutlt.
VALLEY CITY MIIL1Ns Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

The D., G. II. & NJ. railroad will
make rate Of one fare for round trip to
Bay City and return during :he annual
meeting of Knights of Maccabees to be
held August II 70 IL.
Tickets good going August ! and Il,
ana returning up TO August Is.
Fare for round trip S3.65. For tickets,
ETC., apply 70
JAS. CAMPBELL,
City Ticket Agent,
% MOnrOe.st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
1t is not good for beauty to be a pro-
fession.-Julia Ward Howe.
THE MARKETS.
Grain, Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO, Aug. 4.
FLoUR-Quiet but firm. Spring Patents,
81 s5l5. %; Bakers, $50 $50; Straights, So 70
GAPS; Winter Patents, S4400Ao5; Clears 81. 10
GAS
WHzAT-Ruled quiet and eesier. No. . cash,
9lLGei3c; September. ga a9Sac; December
s514gr95lc; No ! Red, 7sS550c, No. 3 Rec, s. .
9Oc.
CoRS-Active ard lower. No ?, 45asc, No.
2 yellow. 47c; No. 3 45'4 45Jsc; 10. 3 yellow.
46iie: August 45H4ijisc; September, $3.50
47c; october. 46x@Eac, Mey 5Ois85lc.
OATs-Fairly active and steady. No. .. 81
$3.50; September. 3sQ34tse; May, 37L. G3st. C;
Samples IN good supply and steady. at $5'sG3ic
for No. 5: S3i50s3s5.c for Nc. 3 White; 3i1.e
for No. 2, 35SlS7 &c FOR Nc. Q. White
RyE-QUist 10. cash, 5e5'c; August,
20 &C; September, 5s,Lo; Samples about 5a1sGs
SIC for No 2; s9347c ior 80. g.
BARLEY-Very quiet. no. new Septen-
Der delivery about tic; Sample lots, s505Cc.
MISS PoRK-&2-ket rather quiet, with fair
trading at steadypr.oes. Prices ouotable at
sIL6s .Gl1.s5 tor cash; H1sOGle00 Tor August;
sil4JQii.45 for September. and sll.6Oai II. 20 for
January
LARD-Raiher quiet and prices ruled steady.
Prices ranged at SC 20 6C2tf Tor cash 500 >
eO2ti for August. 1912 s06i7h Tor Septembe7,
e. es3s % for October, and so.5JGs.e25i FOR
January
BU1-ER-CreaneTy. 7Sl7; Dairy, eGiAc;
Picking stock. 5It6c.
POULTRY Live chickens eG9Ho per :;
Spring Chickens el.lJc per , Live TURKEYS,
87l0c per =. Live Ducks, Sglcc per =. Live
Geese. e 0O1e 60 per dozen.
LIoUogs-D .stiBed Spirits arm on the basis
OF SI.l2 per gal for 6uisaed goods.
NEw XoRz August
Declined tf0fc, recovered ss11c;
August. s. q z,a6ac. September. e5A997c; Oc-
tcrer e7Gc zee. December. q 1902 l6o A,
May sl02a0lo3
CozN-so.d - 1Ha1kc oa rsaiying. reacted
sc, less active, $50 2 i4815c. steamer
e xed. $40.
OtT--Dul, weaEer- Western. 3S1Sc.
PsovIs.oTs-B Beef dull ald Grr: plate 5000
$50. extra mess if1c1-01 pars quiet ard
firms uess fss o13fsc9 ezra prime fi00e
O50 Lard .l Moderate demand sad frnl
steam rendered f6c5
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

On August Is and IA the second addi-
ton to North Park will be offered at
auction.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
This Date IN HistoEy-Aug. s.

o. 8 EeTxes murdered
fTa-leaa u II Lord NoFt1. n
as1s ElEiLsa st4tesll1-a.
Dor1 if.1
~ Is4i hose dlsa ae Eas
oae of tae aTse British eoai-
r.s1siers 10 1as t-ss1ii-l-lG-
fe4l-gs -za.ngtsa h-aA s-s-
arnnr al Nss telA. sean /.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

Messrs. Russell and Wilmot, the pro-
iectorS of North Park Place addition,
recently plated fifteen acres on the
high, gently sloping ground command
ing fine views OF the river and lyng
just east of the present plat. This will
he offered at auction on August l3 and
II
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

a.e4 A.-t
Co1fefisr-css rs1sliscf ~i-- sfsa- - = 4
s.tack az Malvern lti4. "a
f'..a- Bari.s 8f Eal8n l-1..s>, La
lss4 ,oufeasra1s rgt.llA 1ezF Noble destroyed
- FzgrlsIlI
1857 -secrsfary z. 4 stAIton refused o resign
"a ths demsad 4 Presa.ens soL1soa' ~as
s.osadesl on AK = vas sgccee.si ~ l5s1-
ftlE
feea- -Usafb q C-aaries FschtsF. actor
Isss- DeaGa of LLz..L Gsa- PAL Sheridan a. aear
,sl..tS, 2lass. bGra i-1L
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

BlueL.Ioso1Pear Of savoy perfumes
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

CHICAGO. HuE- .
CA1-rE-1- -r-e- moderate. 8cti~e 31d p-ic-
ss without material chaare Quotations ranged
a. g. 1.3s -5 far c4oiCe to;s1cy shipping steers
- ~ t10 11r rcCt ~ c-cice CO. g. ~ 8se 90
cor cea to fair COS 71l7r2 70 fr~ bG-etere'
Stee-s fl f e1 f0r e-cckers g a0a3Qo f0r
Texans t7 za23 "a for Westerns e. 002725 for
Feeders 81 a9 - f0r cows; q DoZS50 Tor
bulls and f4 a5Es ~ for Veal calves
Hoes f-arsss cnl7 moderately active. srd
f.e 1- rsrr weak Prices ar--t &c lover.
sases we're -a6e a. - s5as e. Eorl ght. - 10
so s-- -0grh p1cz-z sfs 8. for n Es1. sra
8 sl ler sesrT pacsaa a5a shipping iols
ROUGH ON DIET Family soap beats
81 o1leIs olt ot s.glt. OILY 50 st Gro
GERS
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

Is.mads from the choicest wheat, care
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
Illy white FIour

See Wyles' 8 Cabinets.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

Messrs. Bronson and wilkins.
Grand selection, Les Hugenots......
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

Funeral march of Manonet (comic)
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-05-16
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

Sufhcien show Its merit, will be sen to
anyone ying ~ .etter, stating mis- symp-
toms anu age. Communication strictly conf
Dental alo
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-05-16
ASSESSMENT. NOTICE.

rNYO CANAL COMPANY.-Lo
i cation of principal place OF bust
ness, Carson City, Nevada. Location OF
works, Owens Valley. Inyo county
California
Notice Is hereby given that
at meeting of tue Board of Directors
held on the 4th day of Feb. 1890, ali
assessment (No.l0l OF ten (l0) cts pc
share was lie, led upon the capital stock
of the corporation, payable I'M medf-
ateiy, in Unite d states gold coin, TO the
secretary at the office OF The Company,
corner of Carson and Pro tor streets,
Carson City, Nevada Any. stock upon
which this assessment shall remain
unpaid on the 4th day o March, 1890,
viii be delinquent and adv, rtised for
sale at public auction. and unless pay
ment Is made before, will be sold on
Tuesday the 1th day of Aprf
$50. 20 pay The Delinquent assessment,
together with cost OF advertising and
expenses of sale. By order OF the
BoaId Of Directors.
T. r. HOFER,
Secretary.
ONCE the Bullion and Exchange
Bork corner of Carson and Proctor
streets, Carson CITY Nevada. tune5t
d.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-05-16

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western Manager, Chicago Oo-Opera-
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-05-16
One Prize Of $50, 900 $50, 600.

We the undersigned hereby certify that the
Branco Nasionaf Of Mexico, in chihuahua
has ON deposit from the Mexican international
Barking Company, the necessary funds TO
the - raud lottery of juarez.
, We further certify thatwe will supervise sll
the arrangements, and in person manage and
control all The drawings Of this Lottery, and
that tie same are conducted with honesty, fair
ness. and In COCO faith towards all parties.
JOHN s. MosBY, Commissioner.
CAHCo ARaUELLEs,
49,. Supervisor fsF. the Government.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
Troubles or BUSINESS MEN.

The sheriff yesterday took possession Of the ONCE
Of the firm Of Willy Waach, importers OF brushes.
combs aud stationery supplies at No 23i Broadway,
on an execution for S11 $50 In favor OF L. NJ. Mon
santo who. # Is said. represented the firm In Paris
The execution Is on a augment against Willy Wallach.
Edcar = Blackwell and william L. Martin. who have
been doing business under the style Of Willy Wallach.
Another judgment was entered against the hrn yes
tcr,lay for - 062 I'm favor OF II. Munster. At the
Office Yesterday no Information Of the liabilities and
assets could be obtained. II was said that Mr..
waach was IN Parts aud would probably sail for New
NOrk
Henry 4. Dickinson g. Co, wholesale dealers In
liquors and hotel supplies. at No. Is liudsonst, are
in the hands Of the sheriff. an execution in favor
NJ Anna Dickinson for 5000 The firm was COM
posed Of Henry A.. Dickinson and David l. Johnson,
Mr. Dickinson being the capitalist
The Columbia Neckwear Company, of No o Great
Jones st. has been closed BY the sheriff on an attach
r,ent for $3.50 In favor OF Peter +. Mcdonald and on
the executions for 1887 obtained by Blumensuel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
THE AGREEMENT OVER THE STEAA MAINS


The New York steam Company made another elort
Yesterday to convince the Health Board that u'
steam mains In Broadway and Wall ST.. AT points
where orders had been given 70 shut on steam "e'o
not dangerous life detrimental 10 health ire''
dent Andrews repeated some of the statements Whi'h
he made last week, declaring that the mains u'u H''
cause the excessive heat In the sewers IN engineer
I'm the employ Of the company testified tha tn' PACK
ing about the pipes did not permit mnch oI 'o ''''
10 escape.
Professor Charles +. Chandler. cX president oil the
Health Board testified witness for the company
regarding the effect of the heat in the sewers ana 1T
the earth near the steam mains. lie thoutn' nv
the public health was not affected by Such neat us
case germs were not propagated faster in hot ea''h
than in cool earth, he said. The statement tldt ..o
lead calkng about the joints OF gas ples ln t,it
melted by the heat from steam mains tluN ii
gas to escape and explosions, WtS aUoI iii
Professor Chandler said, because lead c1uu uc 49,
only by a heat OF $50 degrees Fahrenheit WIZ
steam in the mains had ouly temperature VI % W
grcoS ., -, 20 dav
The hearing will be continued at : p. M Vo-uSy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
WHAT THE IcECREAM CONTAINED.

The Health Board yesterday considered Chemist Mar
tins report upon the poisonous icecream from kchdu
Brnckmann's candy store which made a number q
persons sick on June 30. After analyEng several
samples Of the cream DR.. Martin reported thar tho
sickness probably had been caused by tyrotoNcon
poisoning. and he gave the following reasons:
The amount of copper found I'm the samples analyzed
IA trace only In each casel is entirely insufficient -
produce the symptoms reported. The >NhptW' oi
ported in these The conditions under when ine
vanilla ice cream was manufactured were dc'IueiIg
favorable ~ tho production of tyroONlcon since 'H'
cream was allowed to stand for az least forty Sl-nt
hours before freezing In a damp and somewhat uIFN
cellar. l.,
We would recommend that all metal vessels u>eu IN
tho manufacture of ice-crcam be properly uhnhtd'
and that the places where cecrca Is made. ana the
materials used in the manufacture are stored De Kept
In good sanitary condition.
Tho Health Board approved his report ana also
adopted the advice OF Commissioner Bryant that ire
quent inspections be made Of icecrcam utensils by the
milk In pcctOrS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
uIIvoIs poADs INCORPORATED.

Springfield. H., July 30 lspeclall-Ihe secretary oi
STATE r. dav issued charter 70 the 81. Louis. spring
fold and Chic,., Railroad Company. which proposes
10 construct nc from Springfield through the various
n,cr,ccting counties T. Chicago. reducing tho mileage
o., means If an air line. The capital stock Is r3ooO
900. and the principal Office IS at Chicago The IN
corp rato-s and first Board OF Directors are Walter
I Pratt william Black. George W. Lewis, Dennis W.
sullivan and william I. Daley. II i understood that
Now York parties arc backing the enterprise and that
tho ,ropo-c,i line IS 10 be- a Ink connecting some
CHICAGO Inc with Of the short lines between this
c!ty and II. Louis
Tho Addison Railroad, with principal Offices at
CHICAGO was also incorporated. Il l. proposed 70
construct shore line from the Chicago. Madison
and northern Railroad al south Addison To Addison
pupag, Company capital stock $1,000 incorpoiat9rS
and rret Board Of Directors: Edward Rotcrmand
Tohn f. UacRhaus william r.. Iceberg aud Louis
Stucnhlc. Of Addison. and II. c. Zcttermelster OF
chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
THE FUNERAL or MORRIS FaIEDSAM.

Republican,, Tammany men and County Demo
Gratis mingled together in sympathy yesterday Morn
ing at the funeral Morris Friedsam the wtlknoNn
Republican who died at his summer home III Nam
aroneck. Weschester County, on SATURDAY nght The
funeral services conducted yesterday morning Al
Mr. Friedsams home, No. West One hundred nnd
tventy.siyt St. Among those in attendance were
Judge Flammer, Coroner Levy, Rudolph Itubens,
Frederick Flaccus school Trustees of the Eighteenth
Ward ex-Judgc 4. j. DlttenhOcfcr, Thoma, Allison.
Frank RAYMOND, Colonel d. W. G. Ward. OF the list
Regiment: August Urbal, JastrOw Alexander, cY
Alderman G0ctz eXAldcman Bennett, Internal
Revenue Collector Ferdinand Ehman, A. Maehemcr
and many others Of equal prominence.
The Rev Dr. SHERMAN. Of the Temple Emanu- FL. in
Fifth-ave conducted the funeral services and de
livercd a graceful tribute TO the memory Of Mr..
Friodsam. Stcinwehr Post No. 1872 commanded by
Jasrow Alexander, attended the services In body.
Coroner Levy past commander Of the post, also
marched with the members and at Cypress Hills
delivered culoT Sic address the grave OF
their late c0mradc. The pallbearTs were Frank
Raymond, c. \. Flammcr +. Ruchert and Il. W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
ARRESTED FOR MrRDER.

Stephen Mason, giving his residence at NO 800 I"''
Ssyenty spcOnd.st was arrested last night 10y ps'NO
Wade the charge Of murder OF Johh r. "'"' "
4I4 Fast Seventcenh.s and lodged In the f"ghtFh'n
Precinct Station House. Ryan who IS seventeen I''S
old died at his parents yesterday H. came nom
sick on sunday night complaining Of pain IN the h'u
but not dvulging RS true cause N''t'ru'S ~ We
ouc Of his sickness was pronounced 70 be conclusion OF
The brain and his condition was said TO be serious, win
the chances against his recovery IL was not un' Tie"
he told the cause his Illness dispute was ID po-Is
between Mason and another employs anu !" ''o ''''
OF peace, II Is said Ryan interfered
Words followed aud In the course OF theh mason
.a,ed a within md struck him with it over the temple.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
C. P. HUNTTNGTON'S NICE LITTLE CHECK.
HE GAVE 1T FOR A CHURCH FUND AND THIN KS
1T WILL REACH ITS DESTINATION.

HE GAVE 1T FOR CHURCH FUND AND THIN KS
IT WILL REACH IT'S DESTINATION.
There Is trouble in the religious circles Of Monterey
CAL II differences drawn from advertisement pub
lIshed yesterday may be trusted. IT seems 10 arise
from differences between the collectors for a new
Presbyterian Church in that town, Pacific In sense
but not 30 in another, il appearances may be accepted
Under the heading To Whom it May Concern the
following was printed in The Tribuncs advertising
columns yesterday:
NOTICE.-f this reaches the eye Of any one who las
given David Jacks. Of Monterey, money for tho
erection furnishing OF the Presbyterian Church In
Montery excepting c. F. huntington. will they please
communicate with Mrs. c. D. CLARK President Church
Building Association Monterey. Cal. Box g.
Coils L. huntington. the exception noted In the
advert, encnt. laughed 1oyially when he was asked
about the matter. You don't want to make A story
about this he said. for there's not enough In IT,
don't know Mrs Clark, but asked 10 help this
church and sent on 300 Mr.. Jacks know. and he
Is a shrcwd Scotchman, who may not be ready 10 glvo
up the money There Is no doubt that the money -
all right and will be properly delivered
Mr.. HuntngtOns check was sent on before APP
plication for a subscription was made by Nr,.
Clark and the fact stated 10 her by lett when
she wrote 10 Mr.. Huntington asking for SubScrp-
uon. Mr. Jacks Is a man Of considerable wealth IN
Monterey and his responsibility for subscriptions nc
ccved Is unquestloned by Mr.. Huntington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
THE TARIFF BILL IN THE SENATE.
TALK ABOUT REPUBLICAN DIFFERENCES DE-
CEPTIoN-PROPosED COMPROMISE ON
THE SUGAR SCHEDULE.


Washington. July 90 SpeciaD.-The Tariff bill was
mt aside today in the senate to give Mt. Dawes
chance TO 60 on with the Indian Appropriation DILL
and until the latter measure Is disposed OF there VIII
he a comparative relief from the tcdiIm 81 Dcho r"''
sneeches on "tarif reform" II IS not yet &C. 'aih
how much time will be allowed the minority lor TIE
sham discussion which they anxious Tor purposes
Of obstruction to inGict upon the unhappy Substitutes
to The Congressional Record Eight days ought 70
he amply sufficient for general debate anu 'eIc =
M reason WHY without purely factions opposHon' INC
h,u should not be brought vote within tircc "cchs
Anv longer delay can be cargeablc only 10 the "c'A
rnccA and timorous senators the Republican sac,
ho still shrink from a resolute assertion OF INC rsh
NJ the majority to control the business OF Tue oouS
Tho talk about any serious difficulty among the hc
nnblcans over the provisions Of the Tarin Dill u
mere pretence to deceive the public by creating some
n,ansibe prctcxt for an elaborate fight against une
on the pending measure. The onN poruon Vi ."o
Nh about which there is any unccr2nN i ue
IN hit,,y md there Is little doubt that an ch'IrrN
o.Isfactorv compromise will be reached on tha,. %
FINANCE Committee it Is UNDERSTOOD WI IN char
parco amendment or an amendment similar u. wa.
acter bv which discretionary power VIII nc -Nuii
tbc PRESIDENT 10 rcimpOse the sugar uutit' dtr,oJ
Cuha and Porto Rico II no concessions ~ 1 ~,
from them within specified uine. and wfh The
IL likely 10 prove generally acccptAhlc; anu Mie '
snrar Gueson out of The way, nothing uu ~ @ al ~.
Spe0ch making will prevent imncdla'c a'"'' W "' ~
rest OF the schedules. H.. n. o o.c1ocl, from
The mi will come up every day az 1.o'N "'"
now on until 10 is put upon Us maj pl'Sas"'