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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21
Females.
n1ork t0anieo.
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MAlcA
WM. l.. uARTUNG,
"A. Expert Accountant and Auditor,
DIrnes building. Room 40, u ialk Row.
-DIsEN0AGID May !. working -u-
n. urllnfeudcnt. whose ntrgrityt uhhl'l--
l-Ltd character and cAp"licnc' ~ Guti''
and .up,rint.udNuc, 81 hrlp, looking aIt'4
gcntlcnau'- place, sthi-lncHf h"i 49, o.
as well a. being au expert drirr ana ilori,
can bn verified Address ST PERI TEN
DENT BoN 2GG. Tribune Uptown Once,
,23s B.oal"ay.
a SSISTANr BAETENDEH.-By young
n man acc - good rDi' rchc'-. Il. ~
BoX ~ Tribune Oiiirr.
sSISTANT BARTENDEK.-By young
a Irlshuan q, assistant bart ma = or any
llgLt work. good reference. }. NJ -Ol
West 3Gth--t. -
GIVE, strong Intelligent man. nccu-
"A rate and rapid y imam ana hahHN III
u-ing tools, desires position a. 'i'Ih pr
ter janltor or Waterman Al Tr''I'H'c -
Address ". J. ROBEETaON. Ia go rcH-'l'
ID USELESS MAN wauts position sllen-
ID did qualifications FOR financial lnanal'.
mcnt, or department HanagtWtIt OF 49, go
willing 10 deinOrstfdt, worth high relerehce'
COOK Box >. Tribune once.
- ARTENDER. at present employed
- wishes to make change Auufc79 f.
NJ. $50 East l25th-st
DOOKkEEPER.-A PRACTICAL donile-entiy
- bookkceper L. anxious To make an en-
gagcmcnt; satisfactory references a. 70
ability. Address c.. Room %, Mercantile
Exchange.
- OY 1s) would like situation with doc,
ID tor may sleep home can come WI
recommended. JOHN CAMPBELL. lSf
West 3lst'st.
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EuROPFAy FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London, Jan. 20 p. m.-Atlantic and Western
first trustees certificates 3f9, Canadian Pacific
1S7s; Illinois Central l222 Mexican ordinary 81
Mexican Central per cent bonds III Bar silver
j. quoted at 4aid per ounce. Paris advces quote per
cent 81 francs cob confines for the sccount
and exchange London at Is francs 252 centimes for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21

Cash quotations were follows FlouT steady and
wheat 6Ide9lac; 40 red 7Gc; 40. . corn. 2s3tc;
no ? oats 3Oi,c; No. rye 4i4ai44c No. barley.
pork per bb 80 IS lard peI 100 H. y : - 30;
boxed 20aSi short clear sides boxed, - Coz
- 10 whskoy, distlcrs' finished goods, per gallon,
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5nrnlsheo Rooms.

A LARGE front room. with gas and bath
"a ~ East S3d-st.
L. URNISHED ROOMS IN private house.
L two mlnutrs' walk from elcvar1 sta'
ton references required. 12l East l24th-st
| AKGE AND SMALL furnished rooms
- far .>~iflrInen. 20 East 33d-st.
n ICELY furnished front room "a moor
80; also hall room. 81 90. $40 West
24th-ss.
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Brooklyn Real Estate.

ITO LET or LEASE. with Or without
IN or new factories. Kent-aVe., bet. heap
and Rodney st. built especially for nan w.
farturing business light on four sluc,
- adv steam power insurance 10" steam
hat. mower elevator: watchmTn employed
no w0.Qworkcls posse sion at once ; cohN"-
nient n all ferries and shipping points. Ap'
Ily O. owners !. (. a O.. i. SIMPSON,
W - Rncnnv-.t.. Ero0klEn. y. y.
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iUork u}dnieo

o., ~ , g. ,...... o.. f..,~r a ffoif trade
ID ". pGrSIrrrIE M 9th.ave.
II oh. l". WIN e "',.' N','" .,.G ,~,de
- ."-' ',1f,r e.,,, io.i.,,o
..'.-.....,... - ....,..d
" 'A strong. 'l'it'A'"' "'t -. '.t.N
- l" i"- ''. pau 'v5 ,,.t,'tiir-TS "a
4.' "-. i'''I' "'''' i''''' - '''N -
........ ,..--.,---
II 'l. I' N.-'.- pi,.. N'"' '"-.i','
- -. Cos t'I ~ h's' .'I h"' Y'.
stands driving ar. " LORE hit v,f
I%1f h., IN T,l'ln. Uptown once.
.3- BroadNav.
II uf .lo desire, I'D. p.D{ utht in a ,ohi.
.'nla.n,, r.,h mcr.t 1.i be- in ord.r. ~.
,.n.,- Addf.-- AETUJE =. WEBSTER.
.n ~u,d,f, pl... UroDal.u.
.,,,,... g.-,--
X OF Lri, ~, ', nan ''' w
....'......,. - 1T.
OH. 20 4'l. u" Young -. "'".'
- .nd a.'""- -''N'''' -
VA ~ 80 SUD
IITyE t..nu man o.. with .nouf.
.Il, a. .t.ra.-arIr L..ir,- rn-ltI0r
q. .flr. .- or.... a. .-tsnf. b..t ~ r.f.r-
,r... ,lt-,.- u n Us W,rkoT..'
Brooklyn.
r,Dt-Uir.T\TGY l.o.i,,.t.r. Win m,
~ h.-- o., p. fer.l.c-. desires permanent
situation .i o g.' -on' ''"a''' house. r -
NAV Ns f. Young man or Work DO
- stable. Dln a0 other tlfG- ~ work
good r.f.r.lr.- r-- last i9fl--t.
,.,.,. .....,...... .,.,.. 900, - o.,
~ - .'"'. ''.. mas % "a. vac
V,ti...t
.,..,-.,.,...... ,.,.,.,.-.,.l. ,.,,o,o.,.-
- NTL'1 - NH - - -
Ls!p carefully -nlectd .nd sent ulon Re-
D.ipt OF % pO-ta. ,afG of telegram a. or
rNI.u-- ..l'f or country mercantile. no
t.l fa,tory and tar help ,pe ialty.
Viz; 'h.F'. o.. ..tD ''yyd
1879
.,..,
t'N'IN DID,. az IhI.N - Joy ,.''N'
o-lr tA1 I'h- 70 4''-''
h oI'I-'4AN 40 I'... I''H I'D
1000 lhl 'iit- o.. '.'"' a" t.'
'n-'n''- ''.
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Citn Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE.-A corner on 9th-SYe. ne"
hui diug: terms reasonabl. price low
no agents. address Z. r. CALLAHAN,
go East 4odst.
OUR.STORY stone front French base
L ment: good order; choice neifhbor-
hood - 500 cash required. Inquire
VFFFERAN. $50 West 32d-st.
GRAND INVESTMENT FOR ssle.-A
biorr from Broadway, above Houston-si
I,at- Der cent net, lease years. ;
ibDY < CO.. l4j Broadway.
CO. OnO IL WEST 131ST-ST., neai
~ ,UUU. shave. three-story stone
a perfect gem : terms easy Apply on
promises.
GJS 600 , iose 70 &c. STn 1i, fo dH s[
rcw handsome front in Ninctet Ill y. neio.
cost Of production bargain. RIhEN
son, 9S6 0th-aVc.
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Bnar0 tl1antco.

GARD wanted by lady: a teacher
- heated room Address +. o. NJ, l53
th-sve.
TX ANTFD. Board with large hated
w room. for gentleman. wif" and littlc -rl
, years. 10 a private family ~ i'in"-
rneot. central location. Adde'S Stttia-
.eyni-. which must bc reasonable. J. il. r.,
BOX l73. Rutherford y ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21

WASH and IEON.-Ry a Young woman
w to 90 out by the day or week first
class good city reference. Cali or address
900 Fast -Gth.ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21

NNTASUl MA respectabl" cOlored woman
w would like one or two small family
washincs good references. Call or address
JANITRT -. pa shave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21

13Hal4c.
Philadelphia. Jan. 2O-F Flour dun Weston and Penn
40 winter family, S3as3 50 Pcnnsyh ania family stone
ground, % 15a.3 30; Nana. roller process sid
81 25as4 45 winter patent. ~ j0asI 90 Minnesota clear
50 50d$i do straight a 2jGsi IS; do patent. - sja
3 70 no 70 -four 100 % 10 %1 Bq'MhGat g9f
10 good milling whea' 1SdSjc prime to choice d. 50 I2c
NO rd January slGel-c; February s&ds2sc; March.
s3,. 9sStc April, o4| aS54c Rye firm al 5sc for 80
mixed on track. 29G3oc; No 3 mixed track. 35ec;
quoted 35a35 export atof aud 36d
&c local No mixed high 2Oth-st
January in export Elevator SOC: do in lot, Tor Mafch
uoy 36eS6ac February. 3G d3G'c March 1864 a37c;
April 37i4 a37sc. OatsRe cIptS large. and
nersa wRie fu a i Ho WI" u Gi ' So %i
2si2c future shade frmer quiet. No
April. 2s p G2s1tc. Becf-Ctv family. sass 30: do
packet s7Gs7 so smoked beet 81 d:l2 beef hams $l3
NV 81; DO family SIP 5oasS hams smok'd iold
10 do s =. cured in ticrce 9d1oc sides. ccar-r biol
in salt 62G7c do do do snokcd 7Easc shoulders. in
shoulders pickle cured a.. d5isc do do smoked 50Gcc;
bellies. In pickle The do brcaRfas, bacon S2ao dressed
hos A'92c arg pure ely rcined 0l'@c DO We'tln
Prints extra 81 d3ic. Eggs steady; Pnnsy,aoi, ms,
skins. 2l2d3c. Sucar-Rchncd firm uucha9csd pow
dercd csc rranua'ed. 62c. Feed dull; winter bran
7-c. ReceIpts-Four' 1900 Ids; whe,t 1000 bush
corn 1913 400 bush oats. 1000 bush Shpm'nts-Whcat
lower. The market was dun throughout 40 rcd cash
zoe; July, 7G'4c asked. Corn weak: No . ui, d cash.
oj7sd2Gc: February closed 4Gisc asked March. 21'-c
Quiet and UNCHANGED 40 cash 2lc. Nav no1iuaiy
219c. RyG-No - 42sc. BARLEY Steady; Nchfas I'D
FaIs"cd sacablc at 81 30 Load quiet and UNCHANGED
Butter steady; creamery. 2oa-2c; dairy 2od-lc Eggs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21

II OUSEWORK. WAITING, &c. - By
IL good, tidy steady servants. for city or
country. Ready at the HOME BUREAU,
lbs Oth-aYc.. near lOth-st.
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domestic 5iiuatlons Uaniea
Females.

II OUSEWORk.-By two neat North Of
Ireland girls GOOD cook neat house.
maid work together nicely; city or country;
rcfeIerccs. Win Ms. TYLER, 3so 9th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21

Az AsHING-A respectable woman wishes
w, some washing at home; \ No. 1
laundress family or ladies' washing .
>pecisltr Call o. address ADVERTISER.
~ .G.aNr.. 1t flo 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21

HDI SEWORk.- BY a strong young girl,
II lately landed, in a small family willing
and obnging. Call at Mrs. GILDEN'S, 80
Ia-L lLtn..i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

4, ,,b.urd tory that Philip Dwy'r ana +. e
,..,,, "a, ,i,.po,rd oi hJr stock IN the Ne" Jersey
Jockey club Dcae published i" TINS oy Yesterday terra an
,.,,,, ian got abroad among racing men uIat There
had been some trouble n connection WIN '"o '"N'o''n
.,r.L g, matter of fact Philip D"ycr has not
rr ,f took i'm the New Jersey Jockey club
~,,. ,n ,,u meeting 81 l--9. Previously he was "A
,.c,,i,.r but when the interest," OF the hrm, D"ycr
lrotlrr- icean to be divided h" traded al, holding III
the Elizabeth cour-" to HI or"'nor' Wv "'', w.
,,,..r,. .to,, I'm the Hroohlyn Jockey club
,,,, .,,,..r .till own, biz part OF the Gravesend
track ,ui rhip ha, absolutely nothing to do with the
Elizabeth enterprise.
Mr. n,rculy has not sold and has no intention Oh
selling his stock - ,. -, .
The. ,cnort that Potomac i u i"hi'r remains h'
t,, t,u,c- " Rowe, the trainer. says that
I'm" nniy ,roTbIc with the colt !, '"eIled leg ~
If C'rhett who va, arrested ia ~" -Jci'ey lhht
or Two ago for alleged boohinaMip, h,c "v hn oox
him into CUSTODY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
,rpr.cE CAR COMPANIES AT VAE
- ,yrrvcT1oy GRANTED To PREVENT THE pf+
srPrcTIoN OF TRACKS.

-. ,,,,.x,r1oy GRANTED TO PREVENT TIE pi+
srRrcr1oX OF TRACKS.
,,,s,crious suit which IS now p'ndihe D''
-, ,r,,,. r,ilr,ad companc, IN tLs 'E P''
, .. dev.lou some interesting features bel''' " -
.,, T., crows ont 4 a contest over u' %"
, .,,rl ~ some railroad tracks IN F""'' .r,
T., ,,nt,h there appear, 10 De several ''''''', ,,..
,., ,ir, street AID tie Bleecier street ana '''o
ta~rr r,llroad companies claim 10 nave ''' -''''"
c,,,r, ~ thc track, IN question and ue 'o''''N' M
,r,, ard the Chr ,tophcr street ana l'I," -
r..,d c.-n,nic, dispute that right Inc "-"'
- 49,, M =, arm, that the two companies MS Hun"
g., .,,,,l 70 tie supreme Court and 'e'"'e" al u.
,r,,tio, restraining tie last named ''nP'''
.,,'. ,nir rights until the courts have uc''"''
what ihos' rights are attenuation, and :, re-
,i, ,b.. Central Crus,town and the 'Wl''"P,''
-, an, Tenth street railroad companies from u
craving the tracks In Fourteenth st. ""A'" oS ~,
r,...ncr street une and leased hy tie l"'h'H '"
street Eil.road company. me H(Dl '''" "''
~ Triluur reporter saw l.. Ia 81 'p' iVu, ,o "a:
,,. ,iot. mentioned firm At h., home 90 =" "',
,,'a,n' -,,,;,r North last tNcnlNS' ana "' FL ~, ,nr
~ .cnri.r 10 Mr. Bright for Information 40 u ~ Wv
it.,,iin Osborn T.. bright Wa len Al III, ''o't,'
49, -, Tlurtieth st.. AND De- refused =" ~ my
49,, o,If I'm, suit except that ~" rights OF Nv" ~
I'd ,unpnulcs at stake. Ih' lh!"l''l " ~ ',,t
,r ot Ten S,rve~i vet. and until u wa no "ic o"'
ide ~ nj, Office knew just what IL c"u'ili'o'
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AGREEING oY ~ InrIGArrov ELL.

Washington. Dec. l5. The House Committee Ia"
Irritation 81 Arid Land 10 DAY agreed in the
the provisions Of bin to authorize the survey Of The
arid lands into irrigation districts. 10 be czlc1 To- the
state, and Tertolcs ia which they are ,itua,od for
thc purpose Of reclamation aud settlement The hili
will be modclcd generally upon the measure introduced
hv Mr. Nandcvcr Of California. IT viii also contain
provision providing that before State issue, a patent
10 any land within any district IN" conflicting claims,
A. water right. shall bee settled among the contend
Ing parties. proposition also made which. ID b.
cl,vcd will receive the approval Of the committee,
namely. ~ include all public lands (and simply
ard tndsi within the proposed irrigation districts.
The new bill, including thee general features, Will bc
submitted u the House Oh Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
WILSON. CoLQrIrr AND VANCE THIS TINE
THE THREE SENATOR'S "TALK" ABOUT THE
ELECTION BILI.-NOTHING ELSN DONE

THE THREE SENATORS "TALK" ABOUT THE
ELECTION BIII.-NOTHING ELSE DONE.
WaShincton Dec Is (Spccian-IntcrcSt in the dehat'
in thc senate npon the Election bill nguiShed 10 day
for several reasons In the first place the knowledge
that conference Of Republican senators 10 be held 10
night would probably outline "A new programme oi bu~i
ness precludcd the chance OF any sudden sensational
move in tactics on the part either Of the friends Z" te
hill mr. of the oppoSition Besides. I'm the lonI interval
between II O'Clock and notice had been gwen Una,
the floor would be occupied by NcsSIN. NI'o'' ~
MARYLAND. and COlQultt, Of Georgia wv" c9"'"''
senators whose vouminous bat happily inircqneni -
oys on subjects political may he safely counted on 10
r,,ucc the senate Chamber to than it, GU iomaiN
dcrb.r.ttye solitude. Later in the afternoon 'hr
.rotc~quo humor of Mr.. Vance was called ou t. r'iI
The waste Of vacant seats and the jokes 81 the N"u
raroliniap. patched ont with some peculiar p'H'u
ohilo>ophv offered grateful variety Of cntcFai'''''
IN +l,o.. listeners on the floor and IN the eaIonc' WHO
,,,od until the end During the greater part "i the
fr,,oon Ic,, than a dozen senators were Ni-Ihlc al
,nc time in the Chamber. nv III" lime MI. vance ~"
,hcd. a vote 10 adjourn could be taken "''N"'' WIS
closing the lack 81 a quorum ,,.,
At the close of Mr.. Nancc's speech the wee 'Ic'E
DENT announced the question 10 hc ON Nr' ''''
amendment 20 strike ont the skin pai'-'"P" q" 80
ZION the hol>e.to hons" clause
Mr. Hale II we can have Vo'" on tl't aMch''c"'
now. viii not mtcrpo>c motion {" pr''"'' ]"
Wr Tarri~ You will hardly get vote on IT this
W Tutr spoke in support Of The amendment Wmrh
he had suggested some day ago, lr''''. 'o a' @
4prvi-p~. cauNas-cr~ and 9ihri ''' 10. 1,i,rid 81
s,.,, Nh Uoar opposed the a'ue'dA H. -. JUS .a'
.ro osc.l> would take 'h"lr ri'". ' ,,.r..fi,,.
.',.,, oil me ru,ttcr took place aud '"d n1l COM
90 a. close " Aeu TIE senate P'"''1'0' "
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TIE cnNrnAcr roN rIlE roEr noYAL nNYDocl

THE CONTRACT FOR TIE PORT ROYAL DRYDoCk.
Washington. De. /, t~pcciab. Tie quot on Z
av.ndil, "a contract fDr HE -trucon of drFdo'H
1t Port ROYAL. : e.. remains uu-rtlcd. The board -
dvl cuhucer,. which examined the for bid sub
mlttod and the plans accompanying them, reported 10
favor Of f. g.. Pa'Aaie Of Nov orh and advise tho
rejection If the p.iI, Of simpson d CO., Of ~" YORK,
and Justin Mccarthy. Of this city. il further recon-
ucfIod for iya -tated. that the propo al If a
Charleston bidder D." ignored. mi, left an Ir".-lb1
choice between three, Nct aftly Iach1' and Simpson,
I'm tie order 81 ID" amount be- simpson made con-
te-t ou thc ground Of incNpcrencc IN" part OF the
Other bidder, and the infringement ~ their pans on
the ~imi-Jn patents. IN" cupInc'I ar-lc U.lf tn
Packard plans could Dee altered - be- in
friugemelts. The secretary s dl-pO.ci T. set A,Idc
the recommendation. Of the board and although ,
decision ha~ not been reached ~ aWHr the cDutIart
L. u Yin Nc; "rthy WHO. -Acc tn" withdrawal Of tl"
ClaIl.. ton bid. j. tlr lo"'-t bidder h. hd being
sJOOpO lc-, than Mr. PaCharde such al award would
naturally call for yr'ci-r b. VI. McCarhr- bDnd.
which ne furnished to- day u IN" amOunt o. f1pjOuO.
Tie engineers ut the department. would protest a-a
Mi, ward the ground that an cnc cut d0.k cInrot
be built for the sum for w,ch Mccarthy propose, 10
build II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
SILVER PURCHASES At THE TREASURY

NILN FE II n TIN~LN NJ NE rT'I-E''-7
Washington, Dec. l5-Ihc amount "l SILVER oHeI0u
for sale to the Treasury oday was W7ooo ounces ana
tho a,oount chased G-g.OOO ounces, follows:
20 900 ounccs at SIOj $4,000 ounces at ~ .031o,
100000 ounces at $l.Os5. $4,000 ounces at SlO7o'
80 900 ounces at ~ $3.50. 10000 ounceS at $lo7"''
80 600 ouncc. AT 81 O-96, $4,000 ounces at flO9.
Tie issue Of standard silver dollars from the MINIS
during the week ended December J" was S'o'''''''
The issue during the corresponding period Of last year
was S7s7749 The shipments of fractional silver since
December amount to 41li.337.
senator sanders introduced bill in the senate To
amend the existing silver coinage law - a. 10 authorize
the Secretary Of the Treasury 10 purchase all silver
I'm Iou offered a price not exceeding IL Tor j'l-1
grains Of pure silver, and to issue Treasury notes IN
payment theTrisr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

The brusquc and fussy i'm
pulse of these days of false
impression would rate down
ali as worthless because 0Hc
is unworthy.
AS if there were no notes
in sunbcams!
Or comets among stars
Or cataracts in peaceful
rivers
Because one remedy pro-
fcsscs to do what it never
was adapted to do, arc all
remedies worthless?
Because one doctor lets his
patient die, are all humbugs?
1t requires a fine eye and
finer brain to discriminate
to draw the diiicrcntial line.
"Thcy say that DIR. Picrccs
Golden Medical Discovery and
DR.. Picrcc's Favoritc Prcscrlp-
ton have cured thousands.
"Thcy say for weak sys-
TEN there's nothing better than
the " Discovery and that the
" Favortc Prescription IS the
hope Of dcbilita;cd, feeble
women who need a rcStora-
tive tonic and bracing ncrvlnc.
And here's the proof
Try one or both. If they
don't help you, tell the Worlds
Dispcnsary Medical Assocla-
ton so, and you get your
money back again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
no MONUMENT FOR PRISON SHIP HEROES.
THE HOUSE DEFEATS THE BILL FOR A MoNU
MLNT II ENKT GREENE

.'' ~ hl.NI rum ! hloON Sf1lI IiIshOED'
THE HOUSE DEFEATS THE BILL FOR A MoNU-
MfNT At FORT GREENE.
Washington, Dec. 15-Thc bill approprating 100000
iof the erection Of monument to the victims of the
prison ships at Fort Greene, brooklyn, was defeated
to-day In the House by vote Of 80 yeas 10 lob nay
The opposition was based the idea that the proposed
honor was local and not a National affair, and the
Usual statements about NewNorlS state and tho
Grant Monument were INDUCED in. Mr.. Spinolas
efforts 10 secure favorable action without avail
Nr. Alon Of Michigan, the first speaker against
the measure the point he made was that Congress
could not afford to turn lis back upon the living who
were suffering to-day In order tO commemorate the
memory u men who persisted under like conditions.
NJ thi, point Mr.. Cannon. Of Illinois, declared that
he had been informed that quorum OF the Committee
on Military Affairs had never authorized this motion to
be made He asked for further light on this point.
The member, of the committee present stated that
the committee had authorized the motion. but they
were unable to state airmativclv that quorum had
been present After brief discussion tie point Wa
made that Mr. Cannon'S objection even II well taken
inn made in time. came tno late ana the speaker
delivered decision uphodlns this objection.
Mr. sweeney Of Iowa expressed his opinion that
he present was no time for making appropriations 81
tbs character he gentlemen who Urged the passage
Of this measure were the very ones who day after
day declared that there would be deficiency III h'
Treasury.
Mr. Srnola said that If ever men had lived on
the face Of the earth who were entitled 10 the Grd'
,udc Of their ccuntrymen. it these patriots VIII"
pcr.hcd on board of prison ships. 1t man been
these mon who had given mp their live IN order that
This Republic might ~ established Had II not been
for these men TN, grand hail. in which members Sa''
| would probably never have been erected. In the
| nam" u the American people. IN the name OF the
american Republic. he asked for the passage Of tins
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.on rrrrlyl TILE ArEypngyrS TO ! vOrE.

ra,on Rouge La. Dee 10 John y MOTIFS 81
York. through hi, attorneys thl' Afternoon" >,
,yrit of mandarin, against secretary oil S'''
cr,,..I him to promulsatc th" act OF the '''' ',r'
,,,,,,. known a., the Lottery bill WITHIN t"'"' 10y
,lc, January l. 1891. and T. conpN vii" wv
uuirng that the proposed ''cN anu ,,.,i,.
constitution be- submitted to inc p'"Pl a. M -,,ta
~ r.ic, lion Al The next general election III '''' ''
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..ut,n,rt Conn, Dec l5.-l'car' arr cH''r'A''V'
hare mat th, steam barge city of Iiica oil Ne" '',"
,.,,,rd for Wcstport Conn, with coal haN so' !" W
bottom Of the sound with all on '"''" u
left Sew York Last Thursday ,.''"'' ,,,r -
~. ,rI other wrcchaec bearing the name CITY OF
I tic, we're washed ashore.
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Axorurr suvrn rGorosLrIoN ~ rHE Mor.E

ANOTHER SILVER PROPOSITION ~ THE HOUSE
Washin.ton Dec. 15.-Hr. Perkins, u ka"-a-. lN
+roduced in the House day bill on the subject Of
uynr I, directs the secretary Of the Trca~Ir: pr
chase all silver bullion that NAV be offered That is not
TOO base for the operations o. IN" mint AT t" War.r
prce thereof and 10 issue boz payment therefor flll
galtendcr Treasury uot"-. IL further provd thai
1000 900 ounce, 81 the bullion 80 purchased Shall be-
coined into standard silver dollars each motA untH
500 900 are so coined and after That enough shall
he cot ed 20 redeem ,e Treasury note provided for