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WHY?
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A Three Weeks Bride Elopes.

Samuel Bowman Of Plymouth, Pa, offers q
reward for tho arrest Of his bride of three
weeks, nee Moran Healy. The couple we're
married by Father Ward Of Plymouth. Mon
day evening Mrs. Bowman eloped with young
man nsmed James Wright They are sup
posed to be in Philadelphia Mrs. Bowman
left . note saying Q three weeks trial had con-
vinced her Bowman was not the kind Of q man
she wanted for q husband Bowman is an in
dustrious engineer, The affair has created
considerable excitement When the couple
we're married they received over three hum
dred presents. Before going away the woman
took all her husbands money.
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SPECIALTIES.

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lJDdsesses, has resumed practice OLDEST MEDl-
CAL ELECTRICIAN. All irregularities remedasd Of
49, CONSULTATION tree Sis 18th -. nv, Alolms
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A FACT that all men with gray and maAy
shaded whiSken should know, Inst Buckinshsmo
Dye always c0l0ry an even brown OF black At WIN.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

DoToMAC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
For Baltimore snd River Lsndines Steamer suE
Capt Geoghegan. leaves Stephenson's wharf ever,
Sunday az O'clock pm For further informatios
apply TO "
STEPHENSON BRO,
mhS-6m Seventh street Wharf
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FINANCIAL

John SHERMAN q CO.
u Formerly q this cityl
INVESTMENT BANkERS
San Diexo Cal
SEVEN AND EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST.
WITH THE VERY BEST OF REAL ESTATE sEcUR.
ITY. PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST TO BE PAID IN
WASHINGTON OR NEW YORK, AS DESIRED.
San DIEGO IL Of the most promising cities Of the
PACING coast Correspondsnoe solicited. fl7
mo W. COiSSON JNO. W. MCCARTNEY,
u Member \. y. Stock II.
CORSON 4 MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING. 1919 + ST NV
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Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
on the Exchanges of New York, Philaoelphia Bostor
and Baltimore bought aud sold
speciality made OF ia ye@tlnent sscuritiea District
Bonds and all Local Railroad. Gas Insurance aud lei
ephoue stock dealt in
American Bell Telephone STOCK bought and sold III
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PROFESSIONAL

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with best OF medical reference, by applying At 9l3
9th st.n.w. m5-1ms
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speedy marriages. gives success in busineas
al family troubles evil influences phdentAl advice
pending pensions. divorces, law suits speeulations
known to tAi succeedsd whore all others have failed
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THE WORTHLESS TUNNEL.


sRcRRrARY PDocTon's AxswER TO RE HOUSE
HKsoLuTIox-THR CONTRACTORS SUING THE
GOVERNMENT. FOR e2ss, 9o2 62-THr COUNTER
CLAIM on DAMAaRs--cAInINAL LIABILITY.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

ssK RAKAUER PIANOS" ARE OF A SUPERIOR
n tone, touch and durability. Purdett Organs
and Pease' Pianos at Temple Of Music 1903 st. q.
H. KUHN, Practical Piano Maker. Prices reasonable,
terms easy. ia2l -3m
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TIE PREACHER IN POLITICS.
THE REV C. II. EATON CONTRASTS MINISTERS
WITH PARTY LEADERS.

The Rev. Charles II. Eaton, pastor Of the Church
Of III" Divine Paternity, at Fiftlave ard Forty fifth
ST. lat night pitt the clergyman and the politician
against each other. With the clause I" smash the
Ehg lie cptomz,d his defence Of his anti Tammany
sermon of III" sunday previous. His subject was
"Thr politicians, Indictment Of tn" clergyman and the
Clergyman, Indictment VI the politician His text
IA" prJvcrb. "Wihout counsel purposes are dis
appointments In prfacing his address Mr.. Eaton
reviewed Historically the position Of the Christian
ur>cr in lie procrrS Of civilization and governmental
reform. specifying particularly rhe war u the
k"vutlo' III" abolition of slavery. and oflcr CRITICAL
periods Of American history. ut Of late years said
Ia" minister, there had been developing a prejudice
against political discussion in e pulpit, the cry being
r''S'd that IN" minister soils his sacred robes IN
tam II: a-id" 10 political and governmental affairs. The
b 81 indictment against clergy III politics speri
fed ~" following principal counts First.ln discussing
sing politics the minister talk, Of that concerning which
h" kpwS nothing and becomes the tool Of rc politician
the eat paw by which the political monkey draws his
cP" tnut, ont OF the fire >rr,'id. In leaving the
,acrd for secular field the mni~r? compromises hi,
position. Third. lie further d. grade sacred Office bv
bringing il into contact with .lc and corruption
Of III" political worId
Ihr itt Of tic charges In" speaker answered BIZ
showing the educational and mental advantages u
l" rl'f.N man and his coni.n'l inter ~ in and attc
i"n I" current events. I'll" second rharg'. that he
COM ni,"> H. %" position. Gcnrd the con
SHERATON that ''"d never hlt'rir,d with city govern
mont Immediately. but o.ly through Observation-Disclosures
ia" minister. In hi doGl. capacity as man
and ~ priest Of God AMI should be-
If tlI"~' in trinc tai lc>. RauGor and cOrrup.
ir;n -lNlld not enter into M. question. except
- TO- - "' overcome. MANY business men
attended the party taucu~"| in this rit and sam
am Disguised and Will attend no more. An honest
man do nothing here icrau>" he j. Mt IN the rim
TIE preachers answer came clear and plain Tl"n
,Ii..sh III" ring
on The ?'r hand II" clcrGyman charged TIA. the
average politician absolutely SELFISH that diver rec
Ms grow uc between individual and governmental
'tics that pHti ,ti-m In political circles was fast
Il, in. ont and t!lt tho government 81 great cities VA
q failure. In closing hi~ sermon Nr Eaton clOquentlv
ed t. pray. that all that j. degrading III
politics mi:l Lr removed. AND mat the day he
l~'rnrd when W." government should lc that OF an
h,ll.--i Ln,i,i.ll1. l,illll I'd
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MIR. REED TALKS AnUI'r THE EXTR\ >f>-I'
NOuIN ,TIONS IL AND ABOUT TIE CITY.

Assembly New Noik. .iXth District. Wright l''
comb cran. Endorsed ~ .. D.: NNlvth. christopher
C. Clark rTa'ut. NNth John T.. L.. 1ii'" &C.. u. ~
dn>c.l b Ecpl: Ninth. william - l'"r 'rani. iri"r-"l
ly g. D. Nth. William ~oln'r Fam. NN'h. N"'"f
j. stem ,r,,n.i: NNlild. samuel II. lradv Otr n.
dor>ri b. {. H..
Wc.tchc.t"r Comfy. IL District. j. lr'IH: ElJh-
(E,r,l: llld. AhrdililL Ii,att Dcn. Ei"iu"nd
comfy CLARENCE. " smith Rep. Rockford County.
FRANK T.. Dcuar.>t tl,-rnI
En- Comfy. y. J.. IXth District. Edward NJ
T.,vl.r ,I;cp, Ilrd.pn Comfy y. J.. Nth District
Clement d. Il. It"sri (EcpI NGdic,cN '"in'''
~ H. Isl District. David NJ lr1wn h"p.D: ia. Ir,iH
L. Iincway l."p IIid George ". Peterson 'l"p'
Freebooter E>>cx Coun'v. y. j., IKEA p-'ri't
Clar,c, Wl'h"i I:pl
"a. r1cn N,v N'rh. INth .thram NTA Gam. III
o,r-.d hy g. -: NIIIth. i"iiN 4 E"-~ q. H.. NI;h.
william Clarv C. T.. NN'h David j. Ir''I Tam /;
Xth Hear, i'l".,.lth.in'r T,u1: NlNtl. l"ii"i'i
t'r,ry t1.tu.. iuG,r-.d hv { ~ NNlIld. \usH-i
N,,.l- Jam. NNiNtI. rtourt' ". lff'h Lam
Ci,l I.'i'" Nil:n. John t. VI i,""n tid"'. IIId
W!lIi,im /. N,"s, lam, .
>hrrin -N.dl'""N 'ouHtf Y J. { e. 'hmp"iI
n."p., r :.
t.r"S Dem. 49,
Coin,y ,iuh Erhn",d '"ritv. Mlc'a'i :. T'''n
,i."!,,
,on,,y Ii.a>ur"' Q''"r- ',nrir. Wnf"d ,'i'
u,.ti.u ".l"l .'' I,n.. I;.',l't d '"'i'. Ny IN u
t'i,rr..' >c,, lork. Xl'h p-'''t I""h !. NJ
krGu e. -
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he KNEW TDD UfH


From I'll" fNl,.t-O TtiDuuc
IN tAr Auditorium Ioi"l rh'HLdi Yesterday on" hf
The -. T. luu"iu: IN upholstered chair noticed Il
luun- man irrn: one -, he biz NHr"eat,h r"llihn~
H." ul' seemed L. De- m doubt IL To- whether or
rot -" ,.,l1 ., booking >iuh vi, nothing bui painted
plhuhIu-.
l'rt'y t.". amt II ?" remarked the lonnt"r.
~. -.;. u l..
lud ., all real too" added ~" lrun."r. Sc No
Tim u ABOUT rhal. >,ld Mexican on y. 't"rv ht
I,. .> ihr wall. Too, pretty ni.h oil the M">lran
,.> ti,r,. va, IA tl. ,uiiIiry too Md a." l"Irgr
,..'f rr ,ud made ui.' LITTLE talk about N" hearty
q. rarity 81 IL" uuvN from which the pillars Wei"
itr!". ;l. ,"uue '.l Standing respectfully by until il
NJ .,'., nd a. 1i.n l. >i."k".
i'''t Oh ed - liif ] am IN N" ON
ll,t 90: ~ ,,upauv mt made The" pillars. They
%, - ll Ill. II >,l.ldi. riat'> 'imp"-lt'n
, '''' f,'u"u Gr i'u p'>'" and c""!,T and pressed
...', .,ri i"-l-i Iii- J. al hollow. and We
j'' l,lus - II - -" # II hnd cracked any with the
sitting 81 H." yr'ihi. Going up Michigan ~ :
W,lL I'm gong HAT to. IN jI>t walk along
TI'l WI"
I,s.. 10 overheard this conversation eav that the
r.prlty with Witch Mr.. kn"wit all GAME down from
hi hiEh horse surprising.
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capabl, and honest men, used public trust. This
IS not all that want. Some Of want more
stringent Temperance legislation Whatever DO the
trric way minimizing the evils Of drink in our city
without infringement upon personal liberties the first
step toward this end is to achieve administrative re-
form. We must have good and capable In our
government OF want free baths free
hlragc- and museums, with the control Of natural
npnopolc>. >nci streetcar lines gas supply. etc,
in the hands Of the municipality The only way
To let these things is first to get administrative
form Whatever the difficulties of the task Of the
next three weeks they can he II the moral
and religious forces Of this city shall ponder this 1ucs
ton and answer II with mighty impulse Of de-
Termination, 1--WE will it, Thus, to will means to
work. What Will yOu do1
DR.. Newton next sunday will give the reasons why
the people want reform.
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cor. C1MPBELL Will NAVE HIS WY.
THE CIN,INNATI RING MUST 81: BEOkiN OF
THU ONO Lttl~IATrE RE MI ST ACT.

THE c1N,INNATI ElNG MUST 81: BEokiN OF;
Thu ONO LEGISLATURE MIST ACT.
,o,un,,,. ohio. oct. > C>p"cia.--A few member, ~
,h. General Assembly arrived 10 night for The extra
io, },llcd l,v Goyrrior Campbell I" conFcn" on
d,v Among tho" l. Representative D1v. of Gin
,,,,u IL, SAYS tia, th. incinlrr~ from h. county
vtu nppo-r the proposition 81 Governor Campbell f"
,,,,. ont of cxis"nr,. the Cincinnati lIoari oG Pub
ur luur,> cmci,s aud REFER the question 81 sc" ting
,h,,r ,uctc>.nrs H. the people. II the other Demo
cratic u.lirr- insist upuH acting the Governor =
III. cc-tnu Mr. Day ,a;,- HAT the Hamilton comfy
dcrca,i,u will act with -" l"pulI"an> and :Nt"r'
the Ctrrc.. !uial districts they existed pilT (" t"
u,,.ac. Of the ryinaudrr aw lL>i winter. There
is nothing in the constitution Ia p,olblt the Lc:i-lA
ur. after being once. convened. from taking up any
It .iu.., that may lr presented senator elect Ihirc
chairman of the Democratic National Committee. l. in
Cincinnati and La been IN constant correspondent"
with Governor Campbell for two thru" day. with "A
v,rw to settling the differences between the tactic"
ha, completely drnor,zcd the party in the state and
j; not settled j. certain Ia IN" defeat ~ NJ"
lees than foi. or five Democratic candidates for Con
ylr.ss These facts urged upon the G",crnor AID
H.: crii>ctrd "a withdraw III, pr""lIati'n for Al
extra sc>-iuiI. provided the destinations Oi N"cmrlll
Du'Ilian and Montgoncrv OF the Cincinnati BoiN III
Mr.. Brice mas called meeting of prominent Den ocatN
Cincinnati TO nOrrDw morning. and they VIII Cali on
the members Of the NOlru In body and ask tlen 70
retire In the Interest 0( harmony.
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RCBBIfG a HOTEL SAFE

a., Gas Storm arc the PROJECTORS q tho hotel at No
NM, $50, lh"F bought on, william Shulu the for
'he aosencc Of the cicrK from the onco bet y,..n
~, O'CLOCK In The morning the saf. wa, opened and
., III money was stolen. The safe had oyid,u,,v bcoo
Rrr.. VIZ" Key ana W"o's called upon In.pac.,r
es Tor aid In searching Tor he kov detectives How,
.aa Irainor found tina: John Smith who foruerIv
49,. a. The lodging house rs bartender for Shu.z v,s
as money freely and attending the race, ,, ou,,,,v
,.,~ sept watch Gin him. Evidence G.ay OBJ
-, W snow that Smith and iodyer SaLis.l Do!an
r. The guilty persons and they wer aric>:, satmday
s hundred and thirty dollars Of the stolen money was
49,, at seeond-sve and Seventy lI.t.et where Smith
Sis Hesnins.
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INSTRUCTION rs PED1GOGfCS.
WHAT THE CoLLF;E or TIL: CITY or NEW
YORK DnLs IL TIlI> LINE

YORK DOES IN THIS LINE
There lrin: - much talk among t"tcler> IN tina
city alrlit pd1ep.lc>. Tribune reporter law freSi
dent Alexander :. Webb. of the t"it.r -! the Cy OF
MY. York, in regard Ia wlI' his COLLEGE Ia, done In
the Inc Of Instruction In pc,iago-ir>.
III" prr,.dcat replied "rlu>t"c Wood. Willie on the
board va, carur,t and active IN HI ca"ts to get
.our,e established IN that subject in this college.
The cmlravor has been mad' To- furnish INSTRUCTION
IN ,h.~ subject the fullest extent Which would ~
consistent with the general ch.rt' ter of our college
course The collcG" has for thr'" years hrnisbef
y SENATE instruction in rc4agoicS. The professor
Of philosophy has let urh on p~ii-"Sc> dnrlre INC
frs. term of when psychology - suo-
led hv tn" cias,--hls subject, deil1- c>ecia" VIM
the l,IiioIal Application of psychology.
The history of cduca'on l. treated 10 SOHO oA'
toni and generally IN different portion, 4" 'ho UNIV
.oulcal coul,c III, practical Application 81 ph"sopsv
i'm II, warrior, departments 10 rdutafltfi - x-wtn,i
nm, aud rluphaSlI.si. Ibis l. on Of U mr. stscsi
w,y. f,,, itanu: philosophical >tnde' BON pnniics
ana interesting and ia making led' ~ nh[oSonh.
ZION, We awaken interest IN the Ntisiy o W. ,ion fhia
zeal branrhr, Themselves. In ms 'r,ctjcalS
is one Of the ways Of making philosophy p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-13
NETWORK MONDAY

dependent candidate. and i, working hard WIN HIS
friends to defeat Brown and Ilaici,. 49,. .u,,,o y,
A.aiic, for STATE senator John hubbard! Of t,bIry
Park. for county clerk and TlI'na" L. mcao w. , i
RuliH =. smOck. the Democratic candidate Tor Hic:li.
has an indrpcndent Democratic ca S'ii, o'' rh
against hlpl-Rcubcn q. Strahan. OF !l,'uhc; Ivy
result Of the contest on Election Day VIII maze t'lS
big family row Of the Drnorr'tS one 'o"5 " oe IL
mcnbercd throughout TIE STAFF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-13

TL. T. = mat chance. that t"ioni nav - r'l"''"
k,,.rh .g "a, d"cf - Td'i1hN HAN Tor ''"'' wa
In. listened to- H. expects Il" i'''N' tr Iini"iN ''"'
,t, ;, ,,,,,.~. in IT, VIA district Tonight but hi
-, id IN thu i.NttHh 81 go d"d Ia" h'rh''i
-, L,..l,h NJ K,on a tpiity I,'n"'iat "h" ha~ been
tor-od by TIA" Republican,. will probably Insure h'- &C.
, Iio o. t,, nomination given lat v'a' I" Teen IN
r,,,rr, vhn-. IL, I.aiIti- not up To th" h"h
standard OF Roswell l.. F!""'l.
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TUE Pr IHOL EEM MI RKEE

.,.,,.. ,.u., =, r,,,. ,.,t,r ,xn p,xcr or pprCru
NL"N } h'' I"f f'''' Nv" "N''r' w '"i' 49,
Tl. ~. = 'ry,uu'n"it, N tll, u"t.olrIm world
H., ,,i ... i,. arrival Il , uri,i,.r ~ good pro.
'' '' '' "'''''' - ' =
Gii,"'- ~ 80" 'itl" h"l!> lie mo"'!Iv rep TI' "i
..,,I ,lr Iu...,r and The Pennsylvania ppr Inns
-. -, t...,. ...,,., -, ,,. -, li., ~, ~.
20" '"' '''''' ~ D." NV ~ Wv "'''' '
g. '' ''''- t''' 90 "''" wv ~ ~ Wv w. :" ''
........,.t 3D., ,,.,., J., IN an,
- "'''''' 'N'''" '''' w '''r"'' u" 'N'
.iir'~. l"! nr'y W"rr w't"iv tlr'' quarters o'
...p. ~ .rl' % '''"-' # september year a-".
IT,. dbl, .-. nid. ,r..v , lo!"lce .r,,A- up ~ the
.l,r ~. -, .o,lla.ti,, u,.is!. and hence have
t,dr:,,a u. n", '"h~ "i only iio.oco barrels, The
d,,, - ,",! ,.lN'rr- la alulv>: r'lcA- IT." top
D. f,v
,.- ir.., li, i,r,.n,d daily average "f over STOOD
rt:rl. cd :! thr september rate OF III, rcarc l. con
i-nPd 'li' dphti'' 81 n,t >'"k> III soon 'rt-'.
"" ip"'u+ Ia i-U:r~ 81 all T." r" Iur' outside "t
u" l.t'" sc ,I' >l''lnb"r ~ tIo at t!irc Year"
AID I-p Tor Au-u.t. l-:".
>.V. N.u. Auc S.m
-, is, l-,r $50.
Ir,I %. '. l-"-,-o i'll 3 2.ili :"iS = 80?
'N'.. ,tt 20, -, -, - -, "a, =,
I"lN az. i.n, So e. tIi-n -, lot
!"!.. ~. ".i' So. ''.I'' N'"'- SOL ""'o
'''N ." ''.' ,.-.t .,.n 10, -
- q 'N't''" ~ ~ 80 -'H'."''' ''l,1 > -
.'tt i' - - SD go - - ''' ''''''' ''''''''
y '''''' ,...., -. ,,,,,- ., 49, yn. .,. 49,,
"'i-i"hd.i'E 10 5000" "''"'"' -'''''"o' -N''''
rLrLt:l!n. H. l.,iNtN. I.lrNr drlllrr. with far
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pRovJycyr ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS

,,yru,ryrr Montgomery Field o Boston.
rvrrETT Colou. Inni, y Palmer. L. s. ARMY. -
,vrXIErnoma, T. Gil, NJ. p, OF Duolih a.
Go.horn. OF Cincinnati. and Lieutenant-Coona - n
q Hong Kong. GRAND-0ene& w. -
Airy.
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,IylX,. DOLLARS F"E OFFICES.

WITHIN a.. Ia, rcrk ~. t"!d hN II gentleman
vim Lrnw. v hereof b" slcih- that h' h''i Nh'" ~
.,,.,I OF our uii,.al. who hii toe ih'r l"u o""h
,h.. r,u Of Ouou t" Obtain ihc,r "liir"'
~. ant :, I:uard oi Health hi"ri'" l. r"'!h""'
u,,b ,ni.,l!, ani trained servants. ~'i:tH- I" IL
,n. vital n.p, ill,. pun. food AMI p'r' w"t'r Ia
ur,,r that ,,nr drainage system -"all Lcr '''I '"''
,,t of our hoi:r--. and hall ,aar "dr h"i'h nom
,,. ,,,lt,, hand of death. We want ~ or drpti
,urui- uu,rr -urh dl~' ilinr iltt II 18Th P'>ln
II, thrin I. do I,.i Nor,. W" want our pi'V '"'''
ror,.tniicd. ~" want rh"i'sn Ii,'. -, "' - t |
man waiting through weary gay Tor hif''"' " ~ IT,
,-., ~. want ,Lu;:.h lW'@' Ia maze ~ ram
po,>i hlc for n.Lu I" jnd@c a a." 'uh"'" T., MN,
A.. wan; jui,"- Nh" krvw ia II hu IA g., u" az :,
i,I ur,,..lI, -: y ting -u,rt' be- occurred +" every
n,,n ilr l,o- ,iii> "f ! VIM hi wrt=' r''h'" '\
W. want policemen who viii hands" ~ r : n.'''
,,,. rir,urlv w, VIII H. t,'~I't"I~ ''i ''r~"i~.
,nd who viii deal Whh "a tch Il, "ih III" POO,
,,d v,ih th. poor ~ nlth The rich. We "Ail it,
tnn VII, ,, h,u mo-; L.: ,i!,,ni,rl by -iml- h'iI'
49, t,iL ;,t,urr> from hrohrl>. We WaHt m =
Commissioner. who really nitan 10 carry "it ~ /" =
irI, tIry have, >Norn Ia r,iuit". III" H''H>'ii- ~
iI,,m,r ,.l,,u. ~ city has l''n ~l"Nh !" '' =
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-03
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
War Claim Allowed-The COPYRIGHT
Bill Taken I'm


WASHINGTON CITY, Dec ALA The Hoase
Hsrmer, OF Pennsylvania, presented q petition
in favor OF An amendment to the Mckinley bill
allowing rebate on broken packages of
smoking tobacco and snuffs; referred
The speaker laid before the House the Senate
bill referring to the court Of claims the claim of
the Chesapeake Female college for proper , de-
stroyed during the war In the discussion
Wheeler, of Aisbama. taking advantage of rec.
osnition, proceeded 70 argue that the omission
OF an internal revenue section Of the tariff bill
In enrolling rendered the entiRe bill q nullity.
The bill was passed. yeas l2l; nays s.
The committee on patents called up the copy.
righ, bill The speaker recognised simohds TO
move an amendment providing that the act
shall 90 into effect July /, 1e9l, notwithstand-
ing the efforts OF Kerr, OF Iowa, 70 secure recog
milton for motion to adjourn. simonds de-
manded the previous question on the bill and
amendment- Kerr moved adjournment; lost
yeas 81; nays 1s2 The question required on
the demand for the previous question, Hon.
kins OF Illinois, moved to lay on the table.
spinola, OF New York, made Q point OF order
taat the motion was dilatory. The speaker over
ruled the point and entertained the motion.
wnie was lost, 80 to 129.
The Qu' suon reeurred on the demand for the
previous question on the copyright bill. nend.
Ing which motion by Hopkins 10 lay the bill
on the taole was lost. A motion to adjourn
hasins oeen voted down, the previous question
was ordered. The House then adjourned leav-
ing the bill as unfinished business
The proposition of the bill Is to permit for
eieners 10 take American copyright on the
same basis a. American citizens in these casss.
First-~ne the nation Of the foreigner permits
copyright to American citizens on Substantially
me same basis as its own citizens Second
When the nation of the foreigner gives an
American citizen copyright privileges similar 10
those provided ior in this act Tnird-When
the nation OF the foreigner is q party to an in.
transitional agreement providing for reciprocity
II eopyngns oy the terms OF which agreement
the United States can become a party thereto q,
i's pleasure AL books copyrighted under rhe
proposed act shall be printed from tvpe set
within the United States, or from plates m sde
therSfrom