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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
DEMANDING CHANGES ~ THE EXCISE LAWS

The N.w.Yok Citizens Allanc" held a wol.au"nded
meeting vt the Hoffman Hous" last evening. at which eN
senator John GWu-r Bod sized and frederick Lrhrs
wa, .rcr~tary Mr.. Bod mad" s6,i-"s- Advocating
such chang IN the rS- Aw Will see r, such liberty
in tho obs ,anr S'itsy shall regard the
,ghts opini0n, and ta,as Of all asss u respectable
l.opr" Il, solution. adopted demanding 10 statute
prov dng the appointment Of Board OF Commi ssoncrs
o, ten ci1a. Ave ~ them engaged In the LIQUOR busi
nos, who shall p~parc new excise Law for
submission the legislature demanding the rpea VI the
Aci,~ force and requesting tie Governor 10
recommend In atcUnancr with ths views OF the
All ancr In h., neat message.
Candidates icr tn L"e,!otro are rclueat~d To pledge
clected. TO their influence TO repeal the
present sNct,r isw. ind laws In harmony with thu
p,an forth II. Gallahuo. chairman OF the WORK.
men's No.or.n L.asn". "l"rrd resolution. which was
adopted asking Tho authorities :" arrae" for the opening
OF nor places OF amusement for the poor SUNDAY
Letters ~ r'grt and sympathy werr RAJ from Mayor
rant. Umry Claws Coroner Levy. senator Eorsch oN-
Judge Edward Brown" auI ~ Senator William Caldwell
speeches mad" In advocacy q the objects OF the
meeting by Henry Nrhu> Mr.. tlws's PARTNER. the Rev
G. {. iiro-- pr. John Friedrich and \. III Gaulhue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
prbnryG FAREWELL TO MISSIONARIES

Eleven missionaries Who VIII sail TINS morning tof
Liverpool on their way Ia India on the steamer
Arizona received a public farewell last night at tho
University Place Prrsby terrain Church. The names OF
the missionaries arc the Rev. J. NJ Irwin and Miss
Rachel Irwin. the Rev. and Mrs. W. " llannum, MISS
Esther Patton. the Rev. and Mrs. \. H. Ewing. the
Rev. and Mrs. II. D. Cirisw0d, Miss Jennie L. Colman
and Miss Margaret Morrow. At a meeting ct the
frcshytery Of Now York. held previous TO the farewell
.rvi,,s Mr. Griswold was examined As 10 his llatca
tons for the ministry and aferwart ordained IN
the presence OF the large congregation. the rhar:'
Icing delivered by the Rev. DIR. George Alexander.
IN, tor Of tho University Place Church
The address To the MISSIONARIES; Was Made py IN"
the Presbyterian Board Of Foreign Missions. Fol
lowing the formal services. the departing missionaries
re. ciyrd the congratulations and good wishes OF their
friend, in tn. pariUrs OF the churh and then went
board the steamer. Among the prominent cicrgymch
present wcr,, tho Rev. rs. Hall, Hastings NJ Ewu,
Gillespie Mace .ackcn and Alexander
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
THE COUNTY CLERKS DEATH.
WHO WILL nj HIS SrCcESSORp
OPINIONS ~ ro THE TERN or OFFICE or THE
NEW MAN.

OPINIONS ~ To THE TERN or OFFICE or THE
NEW MAN.
Tho sudden death NJ County Clerk Reilly "arfch
much sp~ulAtIou yr~efiAy regarding tho ming ~
tho varancy And Mr. R"!llys probable successor W
Office Assistant Corporation Counsel peaI, WHO ~
credited with u thorough knowledge Of thu C"nsodE
ton VT and tho laws relating 10 Tho cry ut N"w'
York. said Yesterday ulAt tho Governors appointment
40 M the Vacancy would be valid only until January
!, and that new County Clerk must bo chosen 81
the coming November ELECTION. Tie person 80 ecctcH
Mr. Dean sald would hold Uihrc Tor tho usual Term Of
three years The fact that the ecrton proclaInatlon
had already been issued would make no difference
The law provided for additional notices To meet cases
Of death Of officials and Of candidates tor Office.
CORPORATION Counsel Clark said that he WAS salts
fed that Mr. Deans conclusions were correct but he
preferred to give opinion Oh the subject for pubcs
ton because the matter would probably not come be-
fore him officially. but likely 10 he passed upon
by the Attorney General
Francis j. Twoncy. clerk Of the Common Council.
wrote letter TO Corporation Counsel Clark yesterday
asking II uotice Of the election Of County Clerk to
ill Tie vacancy caused By the death 81 Mr. KelUy
should Lc included In the election advertisements.
Police Commissioner voorlu,. chairman Of the
committee on Elections. said The death Of the
County Clerk will nuke no change necessary Ia tho
Printing of the Official ballots in this city. Except
In Srw York and In ErooalJ n. the name VI the county
clerk mus, 10 printed on the hI'h Of each ballot
Here the name II the president Of tho Doagd of Police
is printed the ballots.
Mr.. Rellly's funeral Will take place at st. Mary $
Roman Catholic church. IN Grand 81, 10 ElOrrow at
10 A. m The services will be under tile d.rccti u
Of tive Eev. Father Hughes. Mr.. Reilly was mem
Ter Of the tinted order ~! American Wortm"n. OF
tho Arton Socc.y 81 the Ancient order OF Forestcrs.
And he was also u charter member OF st. Marys
Library Association. Delegations from these societies
viii probably attend the funeral. The CIV Hall
nars w~r, displayed At half msy-t Yesterday hy
MAYOR Grant, OVER. narl. I RESPECT 10 Mt:
Ketlly's ncinuyy. ia meeting held LAST evening ut
the Rrpullca; Association II the I'M Assembly
District. In which Mr.. Reilly was the r,ro2hlk"
q ,nmauy lrat"r. al ftlpr'irlat" RESOLUTION was
I.,,~.d on the death of tho County lera. .
The Ta:nnlny Committee II T|"i.tj four held a
mcc:iuy Al ramn,ny Han vest rdav afternoon. AZ
which tomml,>on.r t.l!rVy presided. ad apr p!a'.
r.,oluti adopted cNpc->!vc %: The Roget "f
the organ zatnn the lo', II .las .uitel,I IN ""
dra.h Of e. UNITY Clerk Rely. Mr.. Croker W. Bourkc
Corkr,u rorpr-1tnn Counsel 'larh. Police Commits
soncr MARTA. - ural John tpchriir ana Others made
lr,rt sp'rrh">, f. which they pad fitting uibutc ID
tie memory OF ihcl! deal associate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30

There are some patent med
icincS that are more marvel
lous than a dozen doctors
prescriptions, but they're not
those that profess to cure
Everything.
Everybody. now and then,
feels "run down. "played
out" They've the will, but
no power to generate vitality.
They're not sick enough to
call Il doctor, but just too
sick to be well. That's
where the right kind of a
patent medicine comes in,
and does for q dollar what
the doctor wouldn't do for
less than five or ten.
We put in our claim for
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery.
We claim it to be al UNI
equaled remedy to purify
the blood and invigorate the
liver. We claim it to be
lasting in its effects, creating
an appetite, purifying the
blood, and preventing Bilious,
Typhoid and Malarial fevers
IT taken i, time. The time
to take it is when you first
feel the signs of weariness and
~eak,Hss. The time to take
it, on general principles, is
NOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
PROCEEDINGS IN BOTH BRANCHES

AoREnuNG TO THE CONFERENCE REPORT on
THE DEPENDENCY BILL
Washington, Sept. 29.-The conference report on
the Deficiency bill presented To the Senate to-day
BY Mr. Hale. The report having been read MI Dawes
lnunred what disposition had boon made OF the French
spOliauon claims.
Mr. Hale ioplisd that tho conferecs Ind found the
House confcrces determined and firm In their atti-
tde and refusing under any circumstances, IN agree 70
tile senate amendment 70 sny propositions modifying
H. Tho senate cVnferccs. therefore. had bcen COM
pcllcd to yield 70 tho position taken by tho House.
lie (Mr. Ilse) did not by any means consider tho
mnttrr closed or ended. however
Mr.. 0orinsn Nkcd SIR linlc to make statcmcnt
Of tho changes In tho BIN. a. we'll Of The amount
covered BY H.
Mr. Iias rrpiled that NJ tho bill passed the House
u appropriated ~. ,bJ3. Tho senate lad incrcn ed
Tho amount by 1894 obt. making u t.s7o.47o THIS
Ind b"n reduced IN conference fi."U0":I" ~ that
tho aggregate appropriations now nmonnt'd IN %'.
G0a.pbs The largest item In tho reduction WIS ''nt
for tlp french sp0ation claims.
The rrport asrc0d 90.
Tho eonruyrant resolution fr thu nnAi adjournment
mDrrow prrsontnd and referred IN the Fibnnro
Committee.
The tndivldnsl pension bills on tho calendar w"rs
thon tnhsn up snd psAsed forty four IN twon'y hvc
minuirs.
tho conference report I'M General Deficiency bill
Mr.. CiemcnA. NJ Georgia. called attention tn me
differences ~Xh'lnE comparatively between the nuuber
and salaries Of the employees Of the Senate ard OF tho
House On an avrrAge cs.rh hcnatOr had threo and
ono. half employees to wait upon him. who less than
ono empl0yc wa sufficient to attend n the require
mcnts Of . Representative.
The lsts Mr.. Randall had led uprising In favor
II economy II was now tmo that another uprising
should no had.
Mr. Cannon. Of Illinois, sold that there never had
been time In tho history Of the country when the
work Of tho Government had born well and so
econ ,mically done ~ II wss to day.
The conference report aqrced to-
on motion OF Mr.. Bingham. OF Pennsylvania. a
senate amendment WAS concurred In to the House
n granting leave OF absence To clerks and employs
II first and scroud class postOfnr"s. The amendment
Ntrnds the encnt, Of The to employees In the
mailbag repair shops.
on motion ot Mr.. CutchoOn. OF Michigan. the con-
'rrcncc report tho bin to Increase the efficiency d!
n" signal Corp II the Army. AID Ia transh8 Tie
N"atlcr service IN the Agricultural Department. WAS
.rG-d to.
ou mo.ion ~ NJ. Dinghy. Of Maine The Srrac Joint
r,o'.ti"r passed requesting tn r'tarirr Of
-tAt., War. Treasury and Navy Departments b. sub.
at "a Congr, propositions fog the .ncnt into la"
4 III" recommendations o! the international Marino
. Oh ference.
nIAipn Of Mr.. CALDWELL u obi bill VA. passed
prevent tie dcsccrItiun Of the United states Dag by
-. printing thereon Of any painting or advertisements
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srTDS FOR THE APPRAISERS STORES

SITES FOR THE APPRAlSERS' "loHh0'
x ming opryrp At THE TREASURY DEPART
MnNT.
washington. sept oo.-Bids were opened o. inc
Treasury Department today, by co""'oo ~,
which Assistant Secretary BaChellcr Is chnir""" W.
tho sac Of = site for the proposed new appraiser
~. T., xo, yorh CITY, There were six bidders, n
follows: ,.,
x simon stevens who offers the block bo'inoo'
hv wc.t CIarksop Houston and Washington SIS. ana
superficial area OF b&O''o souso 'co'' ''
sG1sOOO. ,v ., IA.
40. 81. J. Phillips. who Offers. on ben"n VI ~" "s
owncr. lots I, 9. y. Is and In IN" hlo'k no"".'''
hy Harrow. Washington. Morton III" wy ' s.,
A7ihN,O: and 'gss.ta TINT '"A NV" "
~ aui,rd By rpndcUnnon'
No. a.. william j. Fryer. jr., WHO mnkrs f"r pr"p"
,,,lons n. follow.: frat. the block h"''hen hy
w,st hp,ang, Washington nhd Chnr''"n ''~'' w.,
,ns 90 40 snunro feet. for R"'o'o"o' Sc.""a' ~"
,Ioch touudcd by Whitehall N'a'r A"n ''"'' 800, ,
hrur tho .m,thrriy one "f 'hr"" hlo'"' '""'"'D '
L,oxu n. tho bowling Green blocks. ooE~""'s
"" ,"' .o,,r, fcct. for si,.5oOOO; thirdly. ~
40. ,or ,,c war,,houso tho block dcscrll< 10 Pfopo
.",on N I. and A. = sitr tor y custom mouse w"
,,rk bound.h by bowling Grecn' StAn n,'"so
and whitehall sts., being wv "' 49,,
oue of tn. bowling Green nipN'' ,",",,
,uu Il. yhe square, fcet, for s3'""'"". ''''
and as Joint III" for wh'mou'c "'A ,,.,, -.
live h.L bouudc,I by whitehall. state ana io''' w.
w.. ~. ,,och houndcd by Pearl, state. l'ridRc anu
Svh,chau s,,.. being tho middle ono OF the ''""h"S
';rrcn blocks. containing Altos square i'e'' !"
NJ 0mo. 900. These offers do not 'nci"ae nmpr"o
m.rt, and are conditioned upon the b'u'acr oe"S
authori,ed 70 designate the portions OK 'hc o'" "
be condemned A.. ,.n.,,
No Al. Joseph. who offers 70 Pr*u Nv. 80. 49,, s,s
o,dod ,v charlton West spring and Washington st"''
for n. 100000. A., ,,no,,,
Va Paul ~ SpoNord. who offers INC prpcl''
,ounded by Laiyt Washington Hubert am mro rh
containing over 4O.4OO square i'"', i"r "'"'
I. thc sit,. OF the prc.cnt Warehouse ..,, tote u,
81" G-Bcnarnin Hilton. who onrrs ccr,s,, , o'I ant
IN: h,nck h,uindod hv Wrst. hlng. Washington ""''
IT, U containing 2n.-:I3 SQUARE i'ct. "h
s:@,ro. lie say. that ti cwnsTs % Su 'M that he T.
Wv, odcni ~ can I've obtained by condemnation Or o,'fr
rin H,r less than that and that the r'c pi'. ~
cortsinlnc 47.:2o .PraN fect' can oo S'' "'" ~ :"
rr l,ds viii not lie ard upo. for several d,'s.
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A PA.NNRS FAREWELL DISCOT RISE.

lockport. y. " Sept. 20 lSpeci;I).-The RcV' JOIN
Wentworth sanborn, tho Indian archacoloSis pastor
of tho First Methodist Episcopal Church, crea'Sd
sensation last nisht IN HI, closing sermon To his con-
gr,gation by abiding charges Drought against
him hy member, Of his chuMh lie virtually char
actcrlGed the parsonage 40 u raj n4io. te p'Ao =
gcnrral and the noble character OF the e"spaper
profession was strongly efiphh'e']eN. Iac"on
force him TO nSIsn hi, pasioriic y withdrawing their
support, because he Is a Republican and would not
adopt the third party movement.
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No other Accident Policies so free from technical
es 80 literally construed in settlement OF CLAIMS as
those issued by The United States Mutual AccaeaC
Association.
100000 Emergency deposited the Atlantic Trust Company OF
New.YOk
Over 40 100000 losses paid since organization
800 1922 and Broadway, New-York
D,,n R PITCHER,
0h President Secretary and General Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
TIE PROPOSED NETWORK pAy TUNNEL.

Washington, Sept 20.-Representatlvs Bsker, OF
New.York. today reported favorably from the Com.
mttec Commerce tho bill authorizing tho constrc.
tOn Of tunnel under New.York Bay, between Middle
town and New.Utrecht In . report tho committee
treats Of tho saving which would result In the con.
structon Of tho tunnel and the great lessonIng OF
transportation In transferring shipments from Jersey
City and other tcrmni to Now.YOrk and Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30

from the date OF honorable discharge Inc SECRETARY "a
the Treasury Is directed to issue bonds Oh INC 49,
c,o,os n the amount of s5oo,o0O,ooo to pay tho
- =, ncnsons such bonds bearing IL per cent
interest and payable ~ thirty years from aa.c:
Every soldier or person may be entiea " ceve
arrears OF pensions under this low may eject " r0
q norton thereof in the bonds provided.
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FOR LIyEEs on THE MISSISSIPPI

Washington. Sept 20.-Representstive Burrows OF
Michigan to-day In the House introduced for reference
bill appropnating %. 100000 TO repair and build the
leveeS Of tho Mississippi River from the head Of the
Passes to Cairo. Not than o 900 900 shall be
expended during any one year. and tho works shall
DO Constructed and protected ip cooperation with the
riparian States and local authorities.
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AGO ooO and T. Is mandatory the court 10 ND" u''

Sc ,ooO and It Is mandatory on the coul' " ~.
49,. and enter Judgment in favor Of the assignees
r,o committee On War Claims has passed favoraou
npon a bill for the rolled Of Thomas +. Rowland,
Brooklyn, y. Y, who built the little Monitor WIN nun
rrics.on granting him the right to proceed N toe
Court Of Claims with similar bill TO tnas Of .~1
M Sc.n SanrvsA OF their money now for some
,xcntr Years BY the negligence OF the GoVern
ment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
JUSTICE FOR TWO sHIpBUILDERs.

Washington, Sept 90 GSpecial).-The House to-day
passed Senate bill for the relief Of the assgnees Of
John Rosch. granting them the privilege Of beginning
suit In the Court Of Claims for work and mstcra!
suruished on tho gunboat Peoria built during the
for tho Navy Department.. This bill amounts to about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
AN IMPORTANT CUSTOM, RtrLING.

washineto Sept. 28.Assstant Secretary spaulding
made ruling 10 day that goods entered for immediate
transportation and for which permits OF delivery may
he issued before the proposed Tariff law takes
effect, may DO entered for consumption, on their
arrival at the interior port, at the present rate OF
duty.
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APPROPRIATIONS AT THIS SESSION.

APPROPRIATIONS AT THIS SESSION.
A TOTAL OF 1851. 81 S-COMPARlSoNs Win I'LL
FIRST SESSION OF THE LTH CONGRESS-
Washington Sept. co-Tle appropriations maze . oy
the first session OF the List Congress were pr"c'0
completed to-day, with the adoption OF the co"io'e
report on the General Deficiency bill. Fhey ha'0
amounted to the following sums Asric"itural, @I''
10000; Army, Sc4,cO6471; Diplomatic anu o"as"'
lar S11lOaIb; District OF Columbia (inciusins o.
600 900 for the Rock Creek Park), $G.o6e444. For
t,acaion "a 90 95 INDIAN 81, 263,l16 legislative
Executive and Judicial. eel 0aO,:52 Military Acaae
NV. S43s goo Navy dncudlng 81 100000 Tor h'cke'
10 be used in making plates for protection Of 'esses
s2l 6O35: Pension T0e, 458.46l; P0stohce, S'1,'
ooc 400 River and arbor $24 0s1 200 SuDdry CIVIL
sos r3s o82: Deficiencies dnc!uding S1O3l6 appro'
priated by House to-day for pay OF members 3d.
oss.s13: Miscellaneous, s5,433,1ei. Total. Sa'A''
S11,oO3
Tho permanent annual appropriations Tor the yea.
1890 amount to SlO1 1919 .453 making the grand to.n
nv, thr wear 1860 Y.}U05G The regular annual az
nrop,iations made during the Inst SESSION Oh 'o IL
nscs were the per ine srnd p toG
sxo2 Po8343. Increase Llst congress o'e' N'A
Congress, $4O,313G13.
PREPAYMENT OF INTEREST on BONDS.
Washington, Sept. 2O.-The amount Of Interest on
Government bonds prepaid saturday was @2oS'4i@'
making the total prepayment to dsfe. S7'o"7'ao''
Tho Treasury Department will on wednesday mex.
mako tho first purchase Of silver for tho month OF
october.
rot,RrHrLASs Pt)sTMASTERS APPOINTED.
WASHINGTON Sept 20.-Fourth class postmasters were
to-day appointed q follows
Pennsylvanar-J. =. ChrlsmAn, Coven'EyVWs'
New Jerscy-M. Dolnn. C0Okcvllle
Now York; 7. Frisbcc, canaan
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FOR PAYING ARREARS OF PENSIONS

Washington, sept. c0.-Reprcsentstive Owen, Of In.
diana to-day introduced bill providing that ell pen.
sons granted soldiers upon applications filed After
July I, 1880. and granted In consequence of wounds
received In tho line Of duty shall begin and be psd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
Tux VEAIHER REPORT.

FORECAST TILL T. NJ TUESDAY.
w,sh,nct,n sept. 29.-For New Eng!and Eastern New.
Vail Eastern NcwJers'y and Delawa axe,
,,,r warmer: variable winds.
For Maryland and Virginia far except rain III southern
Virginia ,,
For the Caronss. G,org.a Florida Alabama Mississippi
and Louisiana rain.
For Eastern Texas. fair.
For Arkansas Missouri Tennessee aud Kentucky rain.
warmer
For Western New.York. Western Pennsylvania Wcss
virginia ohio Michigan and Wisconsin, fair, warmer.
For Indiana aud Illinois. fair. and warmer In mo
northern lit rain Stationary temperature In the southern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
A CLEAR SKIN

Boils pmples. blotches the skin. erupuon- o evi.
These symptoms result from the effort Of nature To
throw OF the impurities In which she should be assisted BY
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orMEc HoMlXArloNs BY Tie PRESIDENT.

OTHER %OMlNATIONS ~ THE PRESIDENT
Washington. sept. 2D-1hc President to-day sent
10 the senate the following nominations:
srnpIonus II. boyd. Of Missouri TO b. Minister
Resident ami Ccnsult,' neral 10 Siam.
Joseph l!l,ck OF Onto. L. be Consul at ICida
irsh: Charles II. shepard. Of Massachusetts 10 10
Onsnl At Gotlentcrg
Mind a. FREEMAN. VI Tennessee, to be Associate
Justice OF the supreme Court Of Mex. Mexico.
smith A. Whitehead. Of OHIO. 10 b. First Assistant
Postmaster General James Lowre Bcll OF Pennsyl.
vanis. second Assistant Postmaster. t,cnrral.
Rock Creek Park Commissioners: Henry Y.
Doynton samuel r. Langley. and II. Ross Perry.
District OF Columbia
Frederick =. Dow, Collector OF Customs District
IT Portland and Fnmorth. Maine Alonzo l.. Richard
on United States Marshal OF ldaho.
Major Blcncowe +. Fryer Assistant Medical Pur
rryor. with rank Of Lieutenant Colonel; Captain
stephen G. Cowdrry Assistant surgeon. to be Major
Nd Surgeon: Major Lewis Merrill. 10 hc Lieutenant
olOncl. on tho retired list First Lieutenant Henry
II. lcll1. Captain on the retired rst; Richard II.
Jackson, Of Alabama. Ensign In tho Navy.
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v.,,,xo . NEW nrry ON BINDER TwINE.

NAMING A NEW Duty on BINDER TWIHE'
Washington, Sept 2o.-RcprcscntAtive Morse o.
Massachusetts,, m tho House to-day introdncen q n'
liking duty Of Ia cents pound on ohans '"'''"
composed wholly or In part OF MANILA |ute' hNu
grass FAX or hemp II was referred to the Com
mitce on Ways and Means.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30

aid bis work fully. For this month Bradley got $40
Witoess had secured M Caswels indcrsement 10 70
time know Of this Transaction with Bradley
A number Of other witnesses also testified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
CONGRESSMAN MILLEE'S ELUQr E.tT Spec II.

CONGRESSMAN MILLEE'S ELUQr ENT SPEECH.
Miller. Of South Carolina. In re p ,nso to ser tna lc
to night delivered eloquent speech Ia large and
enthusiastic throng Of Republicans who went to his
house TO congratulate him upon his recent admission
to tho place In Congress ~ which he coctrd two
ago. but from which lie was for many months
xcludei 10y the fraudulent and unlawful e III.
,outh Carolina Democratic au horitles, reinforced IS
,cntaiivcs. Mr.. Mler's speech tonight was an ale
and eloquent plea for justice for tho negro we'll
for the whit: man and 1t showed that he Is DC
voted 10 the interests and welfare Of the whole
try. we'll Of the To which he belongs. south
crn Democrats VINO belong to the superior race
might prontaby initiate Mr.. Miller in many re>ptct
IN the course Of his speech Mr. Miller paid high
tribute ~ the late Robert H. Elliott. one of the 'rst
nccr0cs elected to Congress from south Caroline.
Among other thing, he said: We have now in Con
grcss three Of rae, each Of whom is loyal to his
people. but our being there docs not mark new era
in the progress Of our Ear.y In the 70s II
the good fortune of state To place In Congress
grind up Miller were 1t possible to grind up theahsm
possible to grind up Lang>ton. and place them
all In great retOrt. the three Of them would
be equal To Robert Brown Elliott. Elliott WAS grr.t
nccrt big In scholarship mastery In oOQuenre st0n,
in debate and great parlamcntarian. Hence en-
treat you not to expect too much from We shall
be faithful To every trust always the alert actively
engaged In any and every thing that Will bcncht the
Nation and the race to which we belong
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swiH's Specific.

This will remedy tho disturbance. and bring speedy
and permanent RELIEF by forcing the poison and wiz
build up the system from the hrS DOSE
Book Blood and Skin Diseases free.
SwIPT SPECIFIC co, Atlanta, O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
TIE init IL on IlNENTAL RAILWAY.

\ J. C\SsATT, GEORGE NJ rri.T.M>N AND HENRY
g. DAWES NAMtD As COMMISSIONERS.
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The senate tho nominations ~ the following cn be
members of III" Intcrcontinen'1 Railway CnmrLi.
,on tpnov,i"d FOR by tn Diplomatic and Consular Ap
rrpra;Ion act A. CA.Satt. 81 Pcnn.y lvnnia t"orc
NJ Pullman Of Illinois; Henry &. Davis of Wet
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30

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