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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
AT THE PL1YHOUSIS.

The Park Theatre will have a novelty ths w""k Do
william Gillette's farce IN The Comfort, Of Home"
Tho piece VIII De presented with the original east ";'
,pecial scenery. The p!oy IS an adaptation - iho
German d" Fin Tollcr Entail The within zeal 'ii""
zion, evolved from the idea of feather Drained Young
fellow who takes advantage Of l'- unci'- absence Va
rcut out ROOMS I'm hi- house are practically hI"!n"l
Mr.. Leslie Carter will be- this week al tr Lee
,vcuuo Academy in Tho tgy Ducklius,' when h'
bcou prescntcd in New FORK At the Hro~I"nF "ra'r'
and the Harlem Opera House Mrs. Carter is sup
nortcd by f. j. Henley and Raymond liolm'-
At tie Amphion Academy Miss Pauline Han ana
her company will appear in " Anorta' thiN week. save
on saturday when ETnnie VIII be sung y -'o"r
c.st fine scenery and rich costumes are PROMISED o.
,o,t,rea 90 these representations. Richard Carroll
viii make hi, first appearance with Miss lialPs com
many tomorrow night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
-NEWS From THE ARMORIES.
MAYOR CHAPLIN TO REVIEW THE FoRTY-sEvENTh |
rr.n1Nl1.N- .1.,.t,rA IL AnpnI NTMf.NTS.

MAYOR CHAPLIN TO REVIEW THE FoRrY'SENENl
EEGIMENT-SEVERAL APPOINTMENTS
The reported resignation OF Colonel Edward F. ca!
lor 81 the 47th Regiment has not come I" pass ~
whstandmg the assurance Of some Of the officers most
In his confidence that It Is made ont ana iS III Wv
hands Of General NcLccr Colonel Gaylor was AT the
a?m0gy Wednesday night. lie sat at lis ocs" o."
transacted business as # he belonged there for All
lime, and the knowing officers are not quite 80 com"
dent that the resignation only awaits publicity
The 47,h Regiment will give review 70 MAY 'r
Chaplin between Christmas and New Years. ana '"'"
mittee Will be appointed Wednesday night I" nave
charge Of the arrangements:
The ATth Reenent Veterans Association hcli III
annual meeting on last Wednesday night and eiec'o
the following officers: President, Robert T. Le'h
bridge vicepresidcnts Cortlaudt - John ana liehN
Y Ncckcr: recording secretary Peter knrey cor
responding secretary Walter +. Keccr, chaplain
Ealph KENYON: treasurer. Kolin II. Rankin; Trustees
Morton De Nysc. William F.. Banks, Jacob y H"IH'
lea John +. Gircs and George w. Wells Inc al
nual dinner will lee held in January.
Companv F. Attn Regiment, and the Corlh'hE"'
Athlete club will hold their athletic e'i''@
on January >. while Company y, with the star AN
lct!c Club VIII meet on March ..
ON Friday evening. Company j. 17th Regiment
held a social party. The committee IN charge COZ.
sisted Of Lieutenant J. T. Clary sergeant T. r. JACK
son ana IL. Perry.
Charlie, Miller has been appointed sergeant I'D
Company f. and ". II. Atkinson corporal III CON
pany I. 47th Regiment.
Eriaadlcr-Genera Charlie +, Robbins. head OF tN
department Of rife practice, reports the Fc''"~ Oh
the summer, rife shooting AT Crcedmo"r i'F u'
Second Brigade follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

FN-Licutenau, Join Rooney. Of Company g va
Hcrncnt ha, been una; iou-y elected first Lieutenant
in that company.
Company H. 1Ath Regiment, is looking f'r can
tain IN place Of Jane. VI White" who r''o'tN resigned
and Company {. looking Nr & first lieutenant
Two row corp1rsls in Company g, -.' A'-'''''''
are H. II. Walker and :. Eushone
Iicrteraut Alc.d VI Wo-.ou has r.-.r:ed ir'"
Company u. 1871 Eeg!urnt.
The annual reception 81 Company D. l'h ~
nort will be gwen February p.
Lieutenant Neil NcIhdc u COMPANY +. IAN
Eerucnt h,, had rather unpleasant experience
over Inf. election . the capaincy o! ''npuN -
God pociment and ha, concluded hat the brst N1F
ont Of the di-cutv tx 20 decline {" accept u" posi-
zion. When tho election roE place he received
only seventeen vote while the membership ~ Tine
co,nusuv IS Forty two. lie Adu'"nt General ''
rot Ike an election under such circumstances ana
asked for an explanation. wlch Is rendered uine'''
,arv by lieutenant McBrid,'s dcciinaton.
Cololclecct Henry =. Clark. Of the .'1d Renm"l''
aus-cd examination ~ Brigade HcndqNa'''' h'"
dav night ON the same evening I" Lieutenant W.
T. Blaclnan Of Company C. sd Ee-i"cii "N
preecutod a sword from the members Of NE 'f-a"/'
ton.
Governor Morgan q. Iukcey ~ Connecticut VII"
70, low the I'D Regiment December u TIE ncN'
Entertainment al the armorv VIII be- the presentation
81 mark,mcn', badge Company ! r't' the br.ia1"
pr.zo Captain = shepard! The oliver aggregate
rcd.L and Private simmons. # Company y. tr
sharp. hooters special Prize lie made ID" highest
,r. ~, ,bc .,a,, A. o1.t ~ TO- - ~ .co ,a.l- ans
- az 900. The percentage on th" shooting 10 c ga"
/, As follows
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ever shown by us, and at lower prices
than ever.
Ladies' Initial Linen HandkcrchietS,
2i, -, IS, 30 and - cts. each.
Mems Initial Linen lIandkcrchiciS,
l., -, 30 and - cts each. In half
dozen doXcS
Mems Silk Initial IIandllrrchicfS, 80.
- cts and $lO0 each.
Ladies' IIand-cmbroidercd Iiandkcr-
chiefs, i'll Irish goods, from T.. cts. to
$500 each in French goods from $50
TO 5000 each.
thldrcn'S llandkerchieis, plain and
fancy
Ladies' and Mems Staple IIandkcr-
chiefs, III plain hand and helnsttched,
from medium TO finest goods
Ladies' fine japanese silk Hand
kcrch"iN. hand -cmbrOidcrcd.a large as
sorlmcnl at less than present cost OF
importation.
Fine Japanese silk Muhlcr>. hcmmrd
and hrm>tItchcd. in all the new even
in@ Shades from - cts. upward.
First Floor, right hand aisle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
TIE REV. MR.. MAGrIRE SIZED FoR DIroRre.

The divorce suit Of Mrs. Maria G. Maguirc against
fine Rev Hugh Magirc. Of the Protestant Episcopal
,,rrch nf cur saviour. a. Clinton and Luqueer sta
MA. before Judge Van Wyck in the city Court Yc,tcr
tav Mrs Mcguire alleges that her husband beat and
abused her aud had threatened t. put her IN an insane
v,rn telling her that she would not get out # size
o was nut there. Mr. Maguirc answer, that hi,
;.o g. insan. and wa once an inmate Of the Eloom
.i,cs.1o Nsylnn The medical superintendent Il The
,sylrm certified that she was suffering from form
,nitv that made her think her friends hostile
., bcr several afIidavits mc held by the defendant
showing that he had away' treated MS VIE we'll lie
~ willing 10 pay the expenses Of his w1e's viine>sct
q, .n,. ,r.. , speedv trial. Judge Van Wyck granted
The plaintiff slimony and day for trial VIII soon be
hyed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

H. story is tina: he lived in ireland for many years
had a little property. His five children all came
t. Amrr,ca. In 1851. his wife abandoned him ana
came q this country where she lived with two Of
the children In Angus; last. one OF his daughters
MI~. ManniN, went 10 Ireland. got hin 10 sell Ms
property. which brought jus, enough to pay his debE'
and thea come back with her. His wife found he was
Ee.c and hunted him up get his money for the oter
children who had her life insured for $1,000 IHcy
said Mrs MAuEix was getting all his money. bnt nc
says he has FOR her 90 get Police justice
Tige plrued him in the custody OF his daughter and
set the down for Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
I TcrU COuiDicfr assortment

1 FPU OHfU'' -'"''' WV "
OF Handkerchief, Glove and Cravai
Cases. hamd-paintcd on Kid and orna-
u,cntcd with sweet grass ana me
newest shades Of plush.
Also full line of CatchalIN, I'm
Balls, buster Cases, Card Cases, Court
plaster Cases. Mems Smoking Com
panion,, and an almost endless variety
Of small articles.
Handsome gold embroidered and
n,;ntcd Decoration Scari,. y special
IT,, Of Scarfs at $l.25; reduced from
SID. ~ a.,
Sofa Pillows, Head Rests ANA IoIIc'
Set, at lowest prices.
10 dozen Japanese Banners, - Gus.
each: reduced from ~ cts.
Second Floor, back OF the elevator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
DOLLS' IND DOLLS' CLOTH
ING.
4 HOiid0y Erhibiti0n UithOW an
jI0HU|.

The display Of French and German
Dolls made by lis this season is con
ccdel to Surpas> anything of the klnd
hitherto seen in this city, or anywhere
else in this country for that matter.
The exhibition in the Christmas Win
dow oivcS merely an idea of the beauty
and perfection 10 be- seen in this line
on the second floor in the department
usually devoted to Millinery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

En1m,lod BronIcs, Vase, and CoupcS.
Beautfil, Decorated Table Porcelain ed and 81 foorsl
Richly Cpt 2El Painted Table trlls>.
Fancy Fl.uch and Old Dutch Furniture.
Marble and Fine Bronze S,luary o: the highest rank
Piano ard Banquet Lamps Sd hoor
ouvN PED >tdi- of rlr. and beautiful qualify.
Everything ia Solid silver very moderate prices
SILVER Gut Candcahra aad Bon5onniers.
u Tlt. aud CUPS and ~aU'"r for presentation.
flar Table 'r,icc, 500 'sr"tle, (ith Aoor).
Az Vase immense and cho," collection
silver aud Pear. Cer,rr' .n An" cases
Travelling Clocks rel able Movements. hom sl2 to $50
Opera olas,c> o: great power and caarne>s.
Fine FJn, from Paris and Vienna. Az upward.
SOLD Si.yct' Writing Desk Accessories.
Complete Chocolate sets. novelty.
Roman Punch cups. richly gilt and painted.
Houil.on Cup>. some Old quaint fashions.
MlntI Clocks. onyx. Bronze Ormolu, etc.
Cabinet and Mina,Ur, Clock, 81 door.
Hail Clocks MarQurtry aud Old Flemish style.
silver Mounted Cologne Bottles list hoor).
Ink Stands. silver and crystal from 80 ~ 500.
Louis Nv card Tables from So to $50.
G'id Silver and Shell Uar.pins.
Ia.i.c.' Writing Desks. NcTni Martin and Boula
Large Pedestal Vases. exqui,itclv painted
Painting, on Porcelain. from Dresden and Munich.
Clock, With CNldclabra and Vases.
Inter sting NoNeitie. in English Silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

Drc,, Goods in all the newest
wcoycs and coloringN, full dress
lengths. pur up neatly in boxes, from
%2.2j 10 $50 each.
Black and era! goods. full lengths,
from $500 To 5000 each.
Black goods. full lengths, 500 to
$50.
First Floor. rich, hand aisle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

y large variety of EtchngS, Water
Color>, Photographs, ArtotlpcS and
Photographers. suitable for Christmas
presents.
Framed Hcmarquc Proof EtchingS,
from 500 to 500.
Very pretty original Water EolorS,
from SD 10 $50.
Picture Frames made to order. POr
trait Frames Il speciality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
FIRNITt RE.
TspjWI ORd Ornamental HOfd0y
GifiS.

A large variety of rockers, with pol
iShcd wood seats and upholstered seats
in plush and tapestry, 500, $500, ST.,
$50, -, = and upward.
Chillonicr> and Shaving Stands, 80,
$l2. SO. SIS, S2l and upward.
Smokers Tables in odd designs,
$40, 500. $500, $40 and upward.
Desks for both ladies and men,
5000, $1,000, $500, $1,000 and up
Wacd.
Parlor and Library Tables, $3.50
$50, $1,000, $1,000, $500 and up
ward.
Gilt Chairs, $3.50, $50, $3.50,
Sll.0O, $500 and upward.
Odd Corner Chairs, SN.2j, $1,000,
5000 and upward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
GICJ rs.
For I0dipS.

Ladies' S-button MoUsquetaire Suede
Gloves. tan>, modes. browns, grays and
black, $50 per pair.
Ladies' S-button Mous1uctaire Kid
Gloves, 500 per pair
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
4-hutton Kid Gloves, 500 per pair.
S-button Misses Mousquetairc Suede
Gloves, $l.2j per pair.
4-bulton Misses Pique Kid Gloves,
: 10 per pair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
0vington Brothers,
Holiday
Announcement.

Our unusually large and comprehensive stock
will This season far excel any of former years.
Newcomers 10 Brooklyn uuacquaintcd with the
magnitude. variety and richness of our exhibit
are cordially invited to inspect tie choice and in
;crcsting collection now filing TO overlooking
seven spacious show-roomS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
rCp1Yly BROIDTRED
LINENS.
To,.u CLOicc Lot at U0J Price.

German Embroidered Linen Tea
CIoths. Buffet and Bureau Covers,
Crutre Pieces, Sham Towels, Crlb
Covers. Table Runners, %c, entirety
now and extra fine goods, hut as they
arrived late we shall sell them al JUST
orr-hulc Of the regular prices.
Art Embroidery Department, second
floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
CJFILDHEN'S rooms AVID
GAMES.
More ReM EHjOyWrW

Is undoubtedly afforded to Boys and
Girls alike at Christmas time by pres
cntS of Books and Games than any
thing else.
The assortment, offered by us are
LARGO. and the prices such as to place
tbrm within the reach Of all.
Second Floor. ilOut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

of Jcwelry and Fancy Goods for the
HOLIDAYS includes Inc choicest goods
obtainablc III Paris, London, Berlin,
Vienna and other European markets,
where the selections were made by our
own buyers.
First Floor, main aisle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
! ()I, MEN.

Mems 2-cIa~p Iouyin Pique Kid
Gloves, finest quality, 500 per pair
Fownc>'> English Cape Gloves, tan,
Sl.j0, SD and 500 per pair.
\ full assortment of nutrla. otter
and seal Fur Gloves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
SPECIAL.

\ lot of Fancy Parlor Stands, solid
natural cherry frames, made in bam-
boo stSlc, three shelves covered with
sill, plush and trimmed with tassel
fringe, $500 each.
Furniture Department, third floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
ETR DEpIRTHEAV.
ScrriccUbic UDiid0y Pi'eS'Hfs.

Our Fur Department affords an rN-
ccIlcnt opportunity to those seeking
riffs in that Ilnc-JackctS, '"PrH'
SIutl,. Boas, etc, in extensive hSN"r'-
Sncoud Floor. near the elevators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

comy5rfrb'c F'sr7'ors 70 az parts of ~, Building
Prtcs Etirsmeig N0dsrI'e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
ROCKING CHAIRS.

Everyone likes Il rocker.
Did You ever see one stand
empty:
Grandfather. Grand m OF n er,
Fathcr. Mother, and the children,
from the baby up, ALL W W
THE ROCkER.
Bear in mind, that for Christ
mas gift You can't go amiss on Il
ROCKER.
Oar stock 0frockers is one Ofthe
finest in this country.
We show odd iancieS in Massive
Carved Oak, Cherry, Mahogany
and white Woods. Plush ana
leather covered Rockers; upho'-
stored Rockers; cane seat, reed,
and rattan Rockers.
ROCKERS BY RHE HUNDREDS.
CREDIT IF WANTED.
COWPERTHNA|T CO.,
4O8 TO AS FULT0N-STY
ERooNLVw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

CHARGED WITH ABANDNiyG HIS AGED WIFE
patrick Vaughan sxty-seven years Old was ID the
- ctrect Police Court yesterday on the charso
- .bs51ening his wife. who Is three year" h Se"0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

A. usual the Kings County canvass has pr0c-e"ru
,, wear with tie customary slowre,,. WAY ths 'o"il
invariably the case Is one OF the Things ua arc '''
-. -, o,n,ain Tie tradition. however. is wei cs
.I,,.hd md PERHAPS there j. fixed purpose not 10
sona,4 from H. 1t Is notorious among those who nave
- a., with the collection Of election statistics that theY
,ove more trouble IN getting accurate figures from
nrooblvn than from any othor part Of the stae-or OF
,hc country. for that matter on the face OF thuS"
'o a, M reason fortliis whatever. The canvassirg
M, 40 y. done promptly and effectively. and it Ger
atniv could be the proper officials could be iorcee
A.. a,tend TO their duty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

The proposal to construct tunnel nna'r Nv, Wv
t,owanus Canal, at Hamilton ave, Is one 'h''' ue
serves no public support II hard to see no" 'lv
can be more than one solution 70 the "0"ahus '"""
problem The only proper way q de"i VIII" VIM mo
long been public nuisance ana i Do'o'',,s -, u.o
~ IT, ve.r is 10 eu the canal up That j. the
one ercctual way 10 dispose Of IT, tunnel uhcrc
80 would be useless ard needless expense sinoe
ho necessity for IT will In all probability be removed
!, 8 few years al the farthest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12

Washington. Dec. IL Mr. tocLr'll prc'"nf'i Pc
ttOn from Tic Wt,cwOsnrr-' P''t'nl Alliance Of tho
District Of Columbia re b,~ly 81 which %. '.r' III u
b" MD demanding me distribution OF go p'r cHpit,
a year 20 each public authority. "-uch a. state, Terri
tories. di~trrts, c,Eutic,. cities. t'"n- AID Village
within me lint, Of tine Republic, for th" puupo.c col
enabling them 10 pay their debit and expense without
any local taxation whatever, and That National t,>
alton shall be abolished until freedom from debt ,nt!
be- universal within a., limit, Of tine Republic
The Vice Pre- idcut a.bad Nh 'ochrcll L what com
Mite the petition Should b" referred.
Mr.. Coci.rcll-To the finance committee TIC onl,
committee that can cope with IL
1t referred.
Mr.. Co~hrll also lntroiuccd at N" special rcquc.
a8d Instance %. the same body Lut wth0at hdo.,ng
~ ans WAY wl!nic,crJ h,I - establish Department
OF EtuhIug. same fcicrcacr
Mr. Mitchell Onorcd . resolution (Which W., ARE,
tOJ in-tructlur t' P-tnlicc Committee 90 IInlrc n
the Possibility ard ndNi-qhltt ~ lw Tor post,
aaVngr banks IN connection v-h All certain tle, -
81 po,toniccs throughout the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12
THE DETECTION OF MESsRS. QUAY AND CAM
FRON.

Washington. Dec. II (Specnl.-Tle conference Of
last night freely conceded not 70 have Changed I'D
any way tie situation in the senate, far "a, tho
Election bin s concerned. More than majority ~
all the Republican senators favor Lo'h The L.fi"
measure and the adoption Of rulc to clo-e dcl"'"
Put the dissenting Republicans arc apparently strong
enough TO deter the conference iOm ordering ac'pn
in the senate In either matter. Senators Quay ana
Cameron have been added definitely - the LIST o he
punlicans opposed 10 the bin. and their Detection De-,
given Western senator's Ike Messrs. Plumb and T"ll'r
additional announcement T. 20 over 20 IN" opposition
and attempt an open alliance 10 defeat the h n va,
said today By a leading Republican senator tat Il
Mr. QUAY and Mr.. Cameron would be brought back 10
the support Of the pary pledges IN favor ~ honest
elections the Election bin could be passed, but that
with their votes Mr. Plumb could probably carry OF
\ successful coalition with Mr German. The two
PENNSYLVANIA Senators actnr OF course. f. crlic
disregard Of the wishes OF the people ~ tn state
they represent. and In view Of the iact That Mr.
Cameron is q candidate for election his revolt again Z
the party policy is all the more rcmarhabl- Mr.
Cameron, however IS intimate terms Of friendship
with senator Butler and Representative EilDit "'
south Carolina and other public men from tho -uii.
who are the especial b"ucnc!aric, Of t. pi@''at
gy item Of elections In that section, and his c"nrc
On the Lodge bill is evidently dictated ~ personal.
not political Obligation The voters " Pcuus' Nann
may, or may not. condCnc Mr.. Cam"rJn's sacrifice -
party faith the altar OF persOnal friendship, bat Mo
Republican colleagues III the Nelldi, ma ttt hp 90
political bOOkheep ping hard 70 understand. IN" c"Oatc
on the Election biz will be continued In III" Old say
until Monday evening. and 10 unusual developments
are expected until after next Mondays cOuicrehoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12
FINANCIAL LEGISLATION IL CONGRESS-
Mr.. DoEsEY's BILL TO REDUCE THE DEPOSITS
RrorIRED OF NATIONAL BANKS.

Washinrton Dec 1.-The House Committee on
Banking aud Currency met this morning. and there
was q general discussion Of the hhahcmi situation
There was considerable difference OF opinion mani
tested Several Of the members Thought that the
great need was restoration Of public confidence, and
that with thi, secured financial affairs would right
themselves. Mr.. Walker and two other mem
Der, Of the committc, In favor of additional cgs
laton the interest OF thc National banks ana he
,vju draft a bill to meet his views Of what should be
done permanently to better the financial situation
The result Of the discussion the adoption Of a
resolution request the House 10 set apart day for
consideration and disposition of Chairman DorSey's
bill Ia reduce to al 800 the minimum amount Of
United states bonds which National banks shall be re
uuirad to keep deposit, and 10 permit the ISSUE O
circulating notes by National banks t' INC inIi amount
Of the par value OF bonds deposited ms WOlid II
was said increase the amount OF money III 'lichIduoh
almost immediately by $ls,O00,000, and would result
in ireer issue Of National bank notes. by making tho
los, Oh circulation insignificant or perhaps hhhing at
all
When the bill comes mp in the House chairman
Dorsey in behalf Of the committee, VIII move an
amendment to provide for the issue Oh SfccnbacRs
whenever the National bank circulation iaHS belo"
S1o5 100000.
Mr. Morrill,. of Kansas. was authorized TO report
,ovor,h,v a hill to subject National bank ana United
states Treasury notes 10 state taxation In his rport
,n The bill Mr. Morrill, says: Your committee can sec
no good reason why one form Of currency should bo
eycu,pt from taxation willie another Is liable 10 be
taxcd Gold and silver are taAabh, ana c"ruh'atca
or Treasury rcdccmnblc IN GOA anu SILVER ought
TO be placed on the same basis
MFR Dpr.cy in speaking Of the situation said ::
. The circulating medium Of the country i to- small
Nearly every one admits that Bat We could get
along a. W. did before II confidence could be restored
and wa hon, to do that and 10 increase Cltculauoh
nr,.u,b.t Nv IN, bill we Will cali up. The banks
ali nave more money In their vaults IMAM Ucy c''f
had before All the Western members concur IN ,ih,'
" a P,ti ba,,t have twlc. a, much money IN their
yaults AZ thcy formerly carried. The bs banks wont
r,i,scount our bills, and we have u project ourselves
rhen : great deal ui money has been tihcH ont ~
Lauhs by ue pie who have become alarmed al t''
coIrse Of legislation and have locked th"r money
IA ssf, drpo.tt- \ great deal of money ha- hcen SEM
sbrnId 10 buy conSol>. only the other dh' a man
told me he had put SloOO,O0o. abo" all h, mao I'D
Engll,h consols. OF course II is foolish but people
Ia nd rfnnd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12
NovINArFD IN THE rREsuDFNr.

Washington Dec. 1.-THE President - day sent q
the senate the following nominations:
Naval Constructor Theodore u. Wilson to ~ Chle
~ the Bureau of Construction and Repair and che
constructor II the Navy with the relative rank Of
cOmuod ~.
Po.i1a. tor- e. follows: NJ lamp ii-'-C hatc, J.
Andrews. Great Fails, Frtri.'A r. Barrett. Keen"
Ml--achu,ct', Edwin MORTAL Nin.h"-dou. Con-
ncctlcu,- Charlie +. Woods. 'panelsony'le. Penn
sylyuu.a- joseph &. IAom~uu. M~i.'. I'nlHniu
Jcf'cr.s West Grove Frank II. Lnuoa. CORY Jc-fy
Crary. s4ercd >outh Carolina IaAp Dcrinoh
Oranrebugg {. H. MARY land james IL. g. lHuc't
Cambridge. Alabama Cornelius Cail". lr. Ll'cton
Georgia duncan Jordan. tuthh'ft l."a William J.
Mcius. Loouc. samuel Daniel. Mario. 'hi" mod
d,u- " Iauc.c.. Loialu. Michigan Leonard Ii
Hunt Lowell Illinois Henri {. 'ui.om. Joliet
cal f,rra joseph j.. ITlace, ltrald-lurs. A'b;i-A'
Christian Kupp, West Point.