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BailfrHdd.
new YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.

Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST., New York.
TIE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN TIE CrTE.
TraIna Leave AS FoIlowsi
o 100 A. M.-cHIcAGo vEsTIBULB LIMITED Due
1850 sSS1ssGM .S II HEss vEsrBuLE LIN
ITED Due incinnau 1850 Indianapolis 10 A NJ
1856 4. M..wisTERN DAY EXPRESS Daily.
A,SS ASSSSfl =. sSIGayoRrm SHORE vRsrIBuLE LIMITED.
Due at Detroit at9'io A. NJ, Chicago 4.3of r. NJ next
600 p. Mast WESTERN EXPRESS. pao Chi
sSs% sS "" r. M."&SpfRSNDkcR M&SpfRS N a6STSEAL GST And
OA a fAFts ENrfkFTs * koUs AND CHICAGO Ex
rkEss pue Indianapolis lii2o p. VI. next day st.
risaE!LI PrEs 4 V(SK%SgyRarn PoygnKEEPslE RHINE.
is sq 81 fS HFRaSoGrts Sl.S ic % fOss
f'.S FOR NJ toS 'sA ts SqT Ii 5 80 NJ M
AtSSSG'sb s so gb $50 iS'aS a'S II 80 A ''N
ufiG2 AZ ASB s sYRIcTs @ 81 sSS S % Il pSs q ,O,o
R6GnEstGRSs;so ioao' tiO 50 4 n, sI tSa coo 7ao,
BTfPAio.s;5o io5% Ui51' tloso A. NJ, 900, 1850 shS
SiAS4RA s,5 TALls-'o'ao t'O''o A M, $50 600 1880
sIRGT1GA-te:oo +n'so A, NJ. S2on 1880 7;So P.
4ASFsasb 4hSF sEqFEIs I5I1s6stl:0 s. II
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND hONTREAL-taO0,
III 80 N, 7sn r NJ, tl2 oo night; also AdirondAst
Mountains $50 r. N.
ACRuRS dBSEvA AND CANANDAIGUA-+e:s
10 SO 4. N, t:l5 ~, tl2 90 midnight
BEkKSH1RE H1LLS VIA HARLEM Dlvls1ON-til:lo
A. Nj, t3i5DP ".
For tickets and space in Sleeping Cars apply at Grand
Central Station or at +lA 7s5 SI2 and Broadway IL
Park place So West 25th st. ana lSsth at station New
York; 1888 Washington st. 72B Fulton and 3sS Bed
ford av, r d; BROOKLYN iu9 HUDSON at. Jersey city.
Westcots Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotela and residences through to destination.
tDAiy except sunday. ssRturdayB only other trains
run daily
Above trains except those leaving at 100 o:5o ",
2:30 80 5t So5 4:5S 6:25 7. NJ, and IL midnight
stop at l9sth ct station. .- - ..----
JOHN NJ TOUCEY, GEORGE II. DANIELS
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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8ailroads.
DEN N SYLVAN MIA
RAILROAD.
OK ANp ArrER JuNE "a lseo

ON AND AFTER JUNE % 1890
Trains leave stations, foot OF Desbrosses su1
500 a tf 6 f%sT LINE for the west rs
man ysstbulo sleeping and Par5St CASH cSTGs ATGiyss
500 ~ and ST. LOUIS 100 r n next day.
Remove except sunday. and Toledo, except sAtur'
1000 A. M.-rHE NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
LIMITED compo.ed .Icu%siveII % Of Pullman ye.tL
smcE1E Sn Rs'WSs ann soS.svaton Car" presenting hsnS
Isport; ssnosrHrhsTs and vBsTSrso,S S''hs1oTs so
and ali" ali the oonvsHisnoes Of nome Or once Ight:1
SgsanSH Sg.5z S4G Ssn snq SS SSsssS n:$t
MsI t3IiS SHs6M4} Y..Sn}o ASp s,..DnS GSC oss
and inning ar Sow YStE 70 s. Louis GhiSsEs And
Arrives Cincinnati il 90 \, NJ, Chicago 500 p. y.
$50 sad St r. LoS' MTRE II SSfSSy a'ht EXPRESS
points In tho West Northwest and southwsst Pult-
.9 e Gosi. SS S%,ssss rias!nn.a Fs%S
s-pa SS" and T-iHaa FaaaR R'I%H pnSs Car PbarS
%OnS and CSsfo H.rys. ,S At .GS Gins"nS 81 oS,
4. second morning. T6nHecS FOR clsSsiHnd ana
,SS TSsf. GSGy Syf&St HSSfFf YFF41fREss Pullman But
iet sleeI'nE Car New York 70 ThieAEo Nav noIE siE
ds1.sp dS SoiamSus % e. %lsvoiSSa a.s " ssIs
oHnsS. ssa an FOR Sdo 70 dsy ana tor GSy Ere The
oil Regions Cleveland and cOlumbuS except satur-
BAL LTlMoRE, WASHINGTON, AND THE SOUTH
Car. n daily siSsst Sundsy ioio a NJ. srry. ws;s:
f,Sn ssS ~tS sSo pnn9 cS ana a. srIs W:
ns50R ssS ao n SO 5'sssSf @ aSd sdS'5t ana
aEHt ma FOR s,nSts So Sps and 80 SO iss s
night For points on Che.apehke and OHIO Railway
and cineinns,L slsePsrN Dining Car and Coaches
70! n!saSs fois Pleasant and n,:5%Sss:
2'3o, $40 $40 spocial. 20 500 and 90 r y.
saturdays onIy :a!p Sunday: s:is snS A n,
FOR ATLANTIC CITY 80 r N. Through Bunet Par.
Cane May and with through car for Browns hills
For Old Point and Norfolk. wa New York Phiiadet-
phiA Norfolk Railroad oOi A. N daily except Sun
day and 90 daily; via Baltimore and DAY
line 2ilo T. N. weekdays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Exnrens Trains leave as follows:
with Dining Car and 10 lO Washington Linitedl and
ii 90 n; Y 20. 90 2Io 2 90 80 90 20 $50.
eommodation llilo A T.. 4t1 and 90 p. n Sun:
days Express 6:l5. $50 300 90 90 Limitedl and
10 90 A. NJ. 400, 500, 80 5 90 80 8 80 and 90
P NJ. and II lb night commodation 7aoP.A NJ
Tho New York Transfer Company will call for ana
check baggage from hotels and residonceR
For tins tables Of local trains apply 70 any tiokSt
CiIXs. E PUGH. JR WOOD
General Manager. General PaAs'r AGENT
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A PRIVATE FAMILY. with large house. Ave minutes
IA walk from r station eau accommodate two
three boarders for The sumner Address Box 473 r. o.,
Orange, New Jersey.
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NEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WEST.
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY.

lows;
Jay st. 7'3s A. NJ: 42d st, 50 AM; for Campbell
Hall Middlotown, Port Jervis Monticello FallsburE
Utica, Rome oneidA Detroit chicago and points West
Hall Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska, Waikiki Valley
Stations Middlotown, BloomingbuIR, Ellenvle Noun.
tain Dale FAllsburR Hurleyvio, Liberty. White Lake
Jay st; sop NJ; 42d st, 3:l5 =; NJ for Campbell
Hall, Lakes hohonk and Minnewaska, Waikiki Valley
Stations Middletown, BIoominRbnrg, Ellenvie, Port
yerviS Monticello FaiIsburR Hureyvie Liberty White
Jay St, 4:i6P. NJ; 42d 40 P. NJ for West Corn
town. BlOOmin Rburg Ellenville.
+JAy st, 8 OI r. II 42d st. els P. NJ for Middle
town, Fallsburg. Liberty Walton, Norwich ONEIDA
oswevo Rochesster, Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago
Jay ST. 80 r. NJ; ed at. las P. NJ Saturdays only
for Campbell Hall, Miidetown- Eenvic, Fort JerviA
FAllsburg, Liberty White Lake Rockaud
tDaily, through. Other trains daily except Sundays
Pullman drawing room seats and sleeping DerthB
reserved at S29 Broadw ay, New York.
J. C ANDERSON q. p. A.. Is Exchange place. n. Y.
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Country Board.

SBURY PARK. Sewa av-Hotel AlhamhrR near
IA sea and lake; well furnished; sanitary conditions;
q TO $40 per week
wM C. A GILL Proprietors
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New York and Boston All Rail,

Leave. BY OF Due
300 A. NJ Springfield and Worcester. $50 =. NJ.
lO:lO A. NJ, Now London and Providence <SJ 7. VI.
II 100 A. NJ, Springfield and Worcester, 8 80 r. NJ.
1900 NJ. Hartford and y. Y. and \. e., 6:3n NJ.
l.uo p. NJ, New London and Providence 75D NJ.
800 p NJ, eWillimantc and \. y. and N. E. 90 p. VI.
400 P. NJ, sSprinRN cid and Worcester 1850 7. NJ.
5:n y. NJ. SSew LontOn and Providence, llNO 7. NJ.
II 30 r. NJ. springfield and Worcester 8:l5 A. NJ.
IL soO ?. Ms New London and Providence 7UO A. NJ
sRuns daily including Sundays
Return service, same hours and by same routes
Leave. For Duo.
e02 A. NJ, White Mountains. FabyAns $40 r. NJ
2O0 +. NJ, Newport via WckfOrdD, 745P. NJ
<o2 r. NJ Danbury Norwak r. Pittsheld $40 p. N.
Through parlor or sleeping cars by each train.
c. T. HEMPSTEAn Gen Pass Agent
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VUALDBN VILLA. OCEAN Av, sHEEPsHEAD
w BAY near Manhattan and Brighton BeEehSL-A
few rooms nv ySiStHsj tsT%S n9s srtSAsonaSlS
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BOARD for party OF adults at moderate terms in a
- quiet, shady farmhouse. mix, eggs. fruit, and
vegetables location six miles inland Address
Mrs H. ;. StnTT.
Sell IOnu
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Shipping.

HAMRr RG-AMEHIcAN PACKET CO.-ExprsSA SER
vice between New York. SOUTHAMPTON and Ham
burg by the magnificent new twin screw steamers OF
ln,s" tons aud 2.uOu to 5000 horse power. This line
holds the record for fastest trips and from South
ampon and tho Continent equal to six days houTa
TO Queenstown
Hamburg American General PASSENGER ARentL
Packet Co, ~ Broad. =. Il RICHARD a 20,
way. NY. 81 broadway New York
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TEMAE LINE T. $. AND ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY q RICHMOND. Wednesday. July ~ $50 4. 4.
CITY OF BERLIN N.,..,.... Wednesday. July 40 4 p "
From Pier 49, y. n. adjoining Christopher st. Ferry.
rst cabin, So and upward according TO steamer
and location OF room, second cabin outward SIS anA
$40; prepaid. 40 steeruye. S2U.
PETER WRIGHT Suns, General Agents.
Bowling Groon. N Y.
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nID YOU KNOW 1t doubled tho enjoyment of travel.
~ ling TO road up tho country through which You
arc pss.g and 9hout the places you intend visiting
traveller has issued three (prOfusey instrated books
covering tho tourist region OF New England all along
shore among the mountains lakes ami streams They
will be sent to any address receipt of ~ cents in
stamps for each book by THE PASSENGER DEPART
MEST Boston and Maine Railroad Boston. MasS
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MAINE sTEAMsInP LINE

The only direct limo to Cottage city Mass and Port.
land, Me- connecting a. Port and with ali railroads and
steamship lines tor Ear UarbOT. old Orchard Poland
snEngS Wite Mountains IiocklAnd, Bangor Eastport,
aud st. John, n Is. and all Eastern summer reGort1,
Steamers sn every Wednesday and Saturday at u.
from fer ~ East River foOt Jr Market 81, New York
For further inform alton apply
IIOkAIIO HALL. hRnnt a the mar
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OCEAN VIEW HOUSE,
Good Ground, IL.
BAYSIDE HOUSE,

OPENS JUNE J,
SITUATED ON BHISNECoCK BAY.
Largo, airy Surf and still wRter bathing boat
ing Free sail to surf bathing station daily, Plenty OF
milk chickens ducks and fresh vegetables fSh and
CLANS Capacity so
For pArticulars address
SIDNEY G. BELLOWS, Good Ground, l., i.
, 1890-04-24
THE PACIFIC MAIL
New Work Press Comment on the Ia
coma Terminus Question.

SLw IoRE, April -. The Mail and
EXyross says; The personal feeling of
Mr Guuld Is compl icdting tho affairs of
the Pacific Mail. The Northern Pacific
Is anxious 10 compete with the Canadian
securing thu Pacific Mail terminus at
make Tacoma the only terminus, while
the Huntington interests In the Central
Pacific will not permit him to take tho
other liue entirely away from San Fran.
cisco. Gould's object Is to take away
business from the Union Pacific and the
Northern Pacific and lie is ready to
guarantee the steamship company $40,
co month II it will make Tacoma its
terminus, Nothing H. settled yet.
The Commercial Advertiser on the
same subject says: Tie buying of
Northern Pacific stock to-day was done
toy strong parties. The point on which
tho stock was buled was the contract
with the Pacific Malt for tho Tacoma
terminus. The story ON the streets was
that tho Northern PuCiiio authorities
have agreed to guarantee the Pacific
Alail Company $4,000 per month, In
consideration OF the change. The sum
named Is higher than will he seriously
considered. The guarantee OF a Smaller
sum will however, undoubtedly be
offered, together with terminal facilities
for the vessels. IL may be stated on ex.
Ceilcnt authority that Willard and Hunt.
IN yton arc much nearer together in the
matter than has been supposed. II
Huntington withdraws his opposition
tnG change may be made"
, 1890-04-24
SATURDAY.


WAsHir6ToN, April io' Senator Man
derson to-day introduced two bills,
which were referred TO the library com
mittee, Iot INC P"'Vh"'e VI ""eh'"
portrait of Abraham Lincoln and to ao-
cept from the q. n. X. statue Of Gen
oral Grant. to be placed In Statuary hall
n, Tho .ani.ol.
ia '''o I'm. .,,,,
IN conneo'o' VIZ ."'' .. .eson,o'' was
communication from ooihhh'tee OF
the q. A. r., setting forth that the statue
was national Offering from the @. A.
- men who. by private voluntary con-
.i,,.,i,rv h.,i raised sIo oOO for Tho rnr-
'ripu''o"''"" f"'
pose.
Senator Vest stated 'hat 'he commit
tee on public buildings and grounds had
tbis morning ordered the reporting of n
lin for ,he placins of an equestrian
~. ~ Ga,,srai ,;rar, In Tho ri,v -,
statue oi 'e"''"' " WV ivy VI
washington
vice Presiunnt MORTON ialu before the
senate letter rom secretary Dihihe'
with note from the Brush minister,
asking if this government was inclined
to pass law prohibl'ing the sale OF
, 1890-04-24
THE SILVER PROBLEM.
Discussion by tI,e House Republican
Cauc as Committee.

WASHINGTON. April pat the meet
ing Of the house republican caucus COM
mittec this afternoon the discussion
showed that no material change in the
views had taken place since the last
meeting, slthoush there was more
evident desire to come TO some agree
ment with tho senate committee. The
silver men mana ged Ia secure one con
cession in the shape OF an amendment to
the house com m ittees bill, which Of
fered to the senators n partial compro-
mise, absolutely requiring the purchase
of not less than 2oCO.ODO ounces of silver
IN each month regardless OF the price.
The comm, ,tteo was also willing TO
agree that the treasury notes issued IN
the purchase of silver bullion bc re-
dee med in coin. or lawful money, as
well ns bullion. as proposed by the house
bill, but persisted in retaining the pro-
yiso that'I government, and not the
seller of tho bullion, shall have the
option pf determining the medium In
which the notes nro to be redeemed.
The two sub committees will meet to
morrow afternoon for another confer
gnCC
, 1890-04-24
FRIDAY.
nigsntic Jobbsry In Southern War
CIntms Alleged.

Higsntic Jobbery In Southern War
Ciutms Alleged.
WAsHrseros, April ls.--Mr. Enloe, of
Tennessee, rising TO a question of per
scnai privilege. had read an article from
= New York paper declaring that n
gigantic job hnd been discovered In the
Southern war claims bill introduced by
him. The article states that Mr.. Thomas.
Of Wisconsin, the chairman of the corr
mittce ON claims, had denounced the
sili As one OF tho most Infamous jobs
which had ever been loisted upon con-
xfcss.
AIR. Thomas said that he had not con
slired any member Of the committee.
lie bad stated that iflhe bill passed u
would be infamous, because he could
prove that number of claims In the
hill were claims ofpcrsons notably dis
loyal.
Mr. Enloe saId that the charge In the
article, that he had brought the bill be-
Tore the house In surreptitious man
ncj, was ialsnhood. l4
Nj. Thomas reiterated his statement,
thot . number OF claims In the bill were
thote Of djsloyai persons, aud thai q
number Of them had never been exam
s,ga t5 ,;ss so;suiisee.
NJ. Buttcrworth moved that the
ouse ge into enmnaifteo of the whole
for fhs consideration Of the Legislative
appropriation Nh Tho friends Of tbs
private caisndar haustcred sufficient
)orro % (lefent the motion. by the FOL.
2>l1tlg3 ytttt Ayos az. noes. ua
:. 111s, u lkllAols, presented ti,s
, 1890-04-24

Senator Sanders is preparing a bill
which he will introduce at an early day,
regarding the mineral lands in the
Northern Pacific belt in Montana and
Idaho. The bill will differ widely from
that proposed by Representative Carter,
and will declare that the company shall
not nave title 10 the mineral lands,
whether they have been listed and pat
cnted or not. The senator says that the
terms of tho grant expressly provided
Tor non-mineral lands, and that in case
the lands have been patented to the
company and are found to be mineral
the company has no right His bill will
provide that these lands, whether they
heretofore have been or shall hereafter
be found TO be mineral lands, shall be
declared public lands and subject to the
mineral laws.
, 1890-04-24
FUNERAL.
The Ceremonies We're Sim
pie, but Imposing.
BURIED At PHILADELPHIA
The Remains Of the Dead States
man Laid TO Rest at Lau-
rel Hill.

WAsHIsoroS, April 1.-THE funeral
over he remains of Congress
man Randall took place at the Metrupoli.
tan prosbvterian chnrch this norning.
w" .' io'o' '"rN" enu"I" u''s n'o'"''t,'
Inc services were s'thl''e' Out very sol
emn. The attendance was comprised
OF Vice President Morton. members OF
the cabinet, many members of both
honses and hundr reds of other monument
',a I,,,a ,sn,.,',,,i,s cn,.i,,dod Tho
pcop'' nv ee.sn'o"'.1 - p"'.i,,,
procession mo'ed TO 'nc iehnsy 'NuIlla
railroad station PennsyiVahia avenue
was lined with spectators.
The remains will be buried in the
, 1890-04-24
RELATIONS wITn GUATEMALA.
They Have Beoon. strained ON Ac-
count OF an Outrage.

NV YonK, April % Tho relations
between the United States government
and that OF Guatemala have been some
what strained by reason of the efforts of
Secretary Blaine "a obtain Justice for j.
II. Hullandcr, an American citizen, who,
as editor of the Guatemala Star, has
been twice imprisoned and finally ex-
pcllcd from the country, besides suffer.
ing the contiscatiOn of his newspaper
property. Hollander was expelled from
Guatemala about ten months ago, ana
ever since then Secretary Blaine has
been persistent in his efforts to obtain
permission for Hollander's return to
settle up his estate. After repeated ro-
fusals OH the part OF Barillo's govern
mcnt, Secretary Blaine yesterday in
stuctcd the United States minister to
notify the Guutcmalan government that
u continuance of It's unjust treatment of
liollandor would impcril tho friendly
relations between Guatemala and the
United States
, 1890-04-24
SPOKANE LAND.
Secretary Noble wiii Recossider His
Former Order,

WAsHiSGros, u. C., April 2i.-The or
der which Secretary Noble signed tho
other day for a hearing to determine the
status of 16o acres OF land in Spokane
Falls, once occupied by Enoch, the In
dian, will DO promul gated no further
than the office of the clerk in the depart.
ment who now holds the document.
TIE entire delegation from Washington
has consulted with the secretary and
given him such Il presentation OF the
case that he has withheld the order TN
til the parties interested can appear
before him and give q complete state
mont on both sides of the case. ON the
showing made at that time, he will de-
eide whether to disturb the title to such
valuable property, while the case is
drawn through the long road of the de-
partment and the courts.
, 1890-04-24
THE MONTANA MES.
The Rights OF sottlers--A PoStoffice
Building Biii Etc.

wAsufNdToS, April Is,-Thc admis-
sion of the Montana senators viii cause
another slight reorganization OF the sem
nte committees, as places must be made
for Mcssrs Sanders and Power These
gentlemen have not stated any prefer
enccs they may have ON tho committees,
but they will be satisfied with such
places as may lie provided for them
Sanders will probably have place on
mines and mining, and Power ON either
public lands or Indian affairs,
". \. Clark left to-day Tor New York
and in a short time will return ia Mon.
tana. He says ho II slill ready for n
fight, and tha, in three years hence they
will give Sanders q battle Tor the sue
cession. Meantime, they intend io make
it extremely interesting Tor Mr Garter,
who goes before the people this fall.
, 1890-04-24
OUR INTERESTS.
A Decision About Alien
Land Ownership.
POWELL IRRIGATION
The Montana Senators, Sue
cessful and Otherwise
THE SPOKANE LAND CONTEST.
Wilson Before the House Commit
teo on Military Affairs
Note and Comment.

WAsHtsGroN. April iS,--In the case
Of A. IL. Lyman VS.. Wilhelm, of
lllensburgh, Wash, the depart
ment to-day decided that an alien
who had declared his intention to be-
come u citizen at tho date of his entry,
but who made final proof and received q
certificate before taking out his final
naturalization papers, can cure tho de-
feet by becoming haturalized aftetvard,
50 as to defeat a contest, alleging that
the entry man Is not citizen, com
menced prior to his naturalization.
, 1890-04-24

protest OF the Hardware Association OF
the United states against the proposed
dniy on cutlery and g,ins. 1t was re-
fcrred.
Mr Henderson, Of Illinois, reported
the river and harbor bill, and It was 70
fcrrcd to the committee Of tho whole,
The house then wont into committee
OF the whole on the private calendar
The court of claims bill was the iirst
on the calendar and Mr.. Thomas pre-
sented q resolution TO report the bill
back with the recommendation that II
be referred To tho committee on rules
for an Investigation Of tho status of tho
measure In connection with tho rules Of
the house lost.
The point OF order was raised by Mr..
Kerr that the committee ON war claims
had no Jurisdiction over the rules.
MIR. Thomas offered resolution that
the bill be reported back 10 the house,
with tho recommendation that II DO re-
committed with instructions TO the
committee ON war claims to inquire into
tho loyalty of each claimant. lie said
that the bill contained 2S5 claims, based
ON pretended findings Of the court OF
claims.
OF this number. there were eight cases
where no findings ware transmitted TO
congress-. In both cases the usual
method OF ascertaining the loyalty OF
tho parties had not been fol lowed. The
committee ON war claims had punched
thcso 255 claims without ono eNamina-
ton or investigation. The secretary Of
war hnd transmitted TO the committee
since the reporting Of the bill! u state
mcnt showing that IN etghty-four cases
the claimants had filed vouchers for
supplies furnished tho coniedoratcs or
done some other thing indicating dis
Mr.. Cannon said that if this was cor
rect the house dare not pass tho bill until
II was thoroughly Investigated.
Mr.. Buchanan. OF New Jersey, de-
nounccd the attempt todrag through the
corrupt with the incorrupt cases.
Mr. Houk, OF Tennessee, said II was
not so much the corrupiness us the
desire TO kill the bill.
This .precipitated wordy war, In
which Mcssrs. Buchanan, liouk, Kerr
and others took part.
Mr.. Stockdnle, OF Mississippi, argued
TINT the fact that man signed vouch-
ers for furnishing supplies to the con
icderate army was no proof OF "disoy-
atty" II he hadn't signed, his property
would have beon taken anyway.
MIR. Houk spoke for the loyal men OF
the South. declaring that, had IL not
been for them, the coniederacy would
have succeeded.
Amer tilt between Messrs. Houk and
Grosvenor, a resolution by Mr.. McComas
was agreed 60, recommitting the bill,
with INSTRUCTIONS to the committee to
report it back within two weeks, and
that the bill be placed at the head of the
calendar.
The resolution was reported to the
house.
| Mr.. Grosyenor raised point of order
and the speaker ruled the resolution out
OF order.
The bill therefore went back on tho
calendar.
Recess was then taken.
KvEsIsu srssfos.
At the evening session tho house
passed fifty private pension bills.
, 1890-04-24

The commission of Thomas Game as
postmaster at Edison, Washington state
was forwarded to-day from the pOstotllce
department. The Office Is u small one,
but it has been the issue Of n sood'slIsd
battle among the politicians in iha'
state for some weeks
Postmaster Peters was appointed oy
Senator Allen wheu he was delegate last
year, and his term would not have eA-
pired for about three years. Several
men represented to Congress man wilson
that Teters did not reside within the
limits ot Edison and that he employed n
democratic deputy to do the work. MF'
Wilson recommended Cainc. Senator
Allen objected, AMI for several weeks
the appointment was hung up, while
hot correspondence has been kept up on
the subject until to-day, when Mr. VIII
sons man was appointed.
, 1890-04-24
Passage or the Biii Increasing Mrs.
Milroy's Pension.

Passage OF the Bill Increasing. Nsfs.
Milroy's Pension.
Senator Plat, by request, introduced
the bill for the admission Of Now Mexico.
He said ho did not In doing so, commit
himself one way OF the other. The bill
WINS referred.
Senator Hawley tried to call up the
worlds fair bill, urging the importance
OF speedy action, but on motion OF Sem
ator Dolph the senate went into execu-
tive session.
When tho doors were re-opened, Mr..
Plumb asked unanimous consent to
have the land forfeiture bill laid before
tho senate Monday as unfinished bust
ness.
The clerk read the title of the pension
exa,niner's bill, as unfinished business,
but that was not In accord with MIR.
Plumbs purpose, aud he manifested
considerable displeasure
Among the bills passed were the fol-
lowing;
senate bill authorizing the construc-
tion of bridge across the Missouri river,
between the city of Chamberlain and
Lyman county, 3. ID.
Senate bill Increasing the pension of
General Aiiiroy's widow TO $40 per
month.
ON motion Of Mr.. Hawley, the senate
agreed to consider TIE worlds fair bill
Immediately after the morning business
Monday.
The senate then adjourned.