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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-By TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. April 22.-Caue-Keccipts: : 500 head ship'
nentS 600 heal steady 70 10, lower BeeN'-.
~ 9O-, -: steers - 30GSi so stokr> and feeders,
s. 35d43 COWS bulls aud mixed - Sd ts3 80 I,.as
st,er. - i5aS3 So YOc--K c,lpt-. 1000 hrr sup
mcnt- 5000 Market % lower. MXed am Light go
~ OIL heavy Std+t Is: sbip~ y 5Nar3 30. Nhe~-
,Cepts 600 head shipments 0po. Market st'1a, 70
strong Natives. - 23dfG western cor ID s1af2 80
xan. lambs -Jd~i -. The Dr)Ner-' jour-
nails London cablc-ram quotes good - eho," American
steer. loL, Be- with fancy tops high A. lS2c
Buffalo April 22-Cattlc-Reccpts last - hours. soo
flfal for week $50 ast
week : $50: consigned through 900 head all to New
YORK: noar sale; prices STEADY sheep ana anps.-
errrt. last ~ hours, 600 head total Tor week mus
far l. 200 time last week |? 200 consienei
hrouoh 600 head all Newly ork 400 head on .;I..
n~iras steady iirrtiut> last - hour 500 i'A
Total for week thus far - go for time last MesH
II 100 consigned through 400 head, al 70 Nc"-iorN'
2GO head sale price, steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
SENATORS ELECTED BY POPULAR VOTE
MR.. MITcHELL's PLEA IN THE SENATE Fer HI:
MEASURE.

washington, April % spcciall. Mitchell OF
oregon. made elaborate set speech today In sup
port OF his proposed amendment TO the Constitution
Tor the election Of Senator'S In the various states by
popular vote such change Of method lie argued
would improve the character Of the Senate put 1t
more In touch with public sentiment and restore TO 1t
that credit and consideration In the popular nina
which, whether deservedly undcservedH. 1t had to
marked extent lost In the last twenty five years
Tho project Of clecting senators on general ticket
must not OF course. be taken seriously and there Is
little chance of the amendment ever coming to vote
in Congress at this session.
A noteworthy feature Of Mr.. Mitchells speech was
his vigorous attack upon the executive session.
This. he said was a lingering relic Of the monarchca
preIudiccs Of of the founders OF the Republic
out Of keeping with genuine democratic spirit aud in
every way obnoxious to the popular temper. Tic
executive session had done more to bring the senate
into contempt and ridiculc than any 0tner Single
cause and the absurdity OF doing public business be
hind the Of secrecy wac TOO patent. III INC
present conditions Of political life. 10 be longer de
cnsibc. senator Mitches remarks on te iatulS OF
the executive session caused a RoOd uea OF COMMENT
not only on account Of their lncslveness ana good
sense but also because OF their undsgul-en c"hhl't
with the views Of senator DOlpb. MI Mlichells col
league. and the pioneer In the recent disastrous enort
to preserve the nvioabilty OF the scnatcs proceed
.ings behind closed doors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
TIE POSToFFICE APPROPRIATIONS ELL.

Washington, April 2..-The House Committee on
Postofccs and postroads today completed the post
Office appropriation bill for the fiscal year 1871 IL
carrie, appropriation Of S7l,sjOD72, being
~ 23J 90 than the appropriation for the current
scal year. The principal items of appropriation are Il,
follows For the prevention detection and punishment
mail dcpredations ana for pO-tOnce inspectors ana
to United states marslaIs and attorneys, @2JOOoO
Increase Of $4,000 that for the current hsca
year for compensation OF postmasters siioooooo,
increase Of 100000 for compensation to postoihcc
clerks. - 100000, increase of *61OOOo. ana
$4,000 less than the estimates for rent light ana
fuel for first aud second class Offices, Tooo'ooo-
$4,000 increase, for rent, light and fuel for thid
class potoccs. 1914 800. increase Of S604"o Tor
miscellaneous and incidental items for first ana sec
ond class postonlccs. including furniture. S12oooo
for the free delivery service, $9O94ioo, as aGhhst
t5OOOOOO for the year, for inland mall trans
poration by star route, 1J,ol2OOO an increase Oh
9iG2OOO; for inland transportation by steamboats,
$3.50 samo as for year. for mail messenger
service 100 600. an Increase Of 100000. ior su
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

Washington. ApIil 22.-ln the pension cltim OF
Robinson W. smith, late Of Company r.. 76th NcN
York Volunteers, Assistant secretary Dusty mas
Ovorruled the former adverse actor of the Com
mi -ioncr Of Pensions. and has directed that the
pension ssuc. The claimant entered the service
August 10, l-G4. surgeons certificate vi total
biiudmcss Of the right eve, which disability existed
before the soldier entered the service The ccrIh
cate was also -igncd by lieutenant OF the claimant
COMPANY who states that the blindness "Nas caused
by working hi trade before entering the service
The soldier IN his application alleges that while Ia a
shlrInsh with the enemy at IhorOugll1aIc Gap, Va,
he received the injury while irns his gun BY 4
piece of the cap striking him III the eye Ihc
Assistant secretary find, that the only evidence on
lille H. the case tending to show prior unsoundncss
that Of the lieutenant and the surgeon mentioned
above. The Assistant Secretary concludes that The
weight OF testimony Is Overwhelming IN favor OF inc
claimant aud he therefore directs that his name be
placed the pension roll 10 date from his discharge
In lea. ID soldier. who now lives At White ram,
~ T., will receive about 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
THE IMMIGRATION INVESTIGATIONS.
WITNESSES TELL WHAT THEY KNOW ABOUT
THE WORKING OF THE CONTRACT


The Congress Committee on immigration Affairs re
sumed its labors at Castle Garden yesterday, with
j. b. Mc'uire lecturer Of the Knights Of Labor on
the stand. Mr. Mcclure agreed with other wit
nesses that contract aborers that is, where tho
spirit OF the Law violated pouring into this
country. lie suggested various remedies in the way
Of amendments to the law one OF these made the
refusal of United States DstrctAtOrney to prosecute
Of violation OF this law sufficient cause for
his removal from Office The same step, he thought
ought to be taken in regard to inspectors who fale
TO do their duty The witnesses also advised con
uar inspectors
Robert d. Layton, a Federal Immigration Inspector
# PttsJurg cited several instances of violations Of
the law that had under his personal observation
lie suggested that the law should be amended SO as
TO give the Government two years, instead OF one, IN
which to find and send it back.
Louis NJ Montgomery special Treasury Agent at
Boston, testified that in the case Of the imported glass
blowers. at Genet Penn, the Knights of Labor were
really TO blame. these aliens had come through the
Knights solicitation. The witness denounced CON
tract labor OF the 5000 men employed in the lumber
district In his district 5000 aliens who degraded
American labor. OF 5000 workmcn employed in the
lumber mills Of Ncw-HampshTe less than 800 were
citizens Of the United states. seventy five per cent
of the fishermen Of New Ensland, he declared, were
aliens. The witness did not think the present laws
against labor were stringent enough. lie urged the
cooperation Of labor organizations to enforce the
statute. Mr.. Montgomery said that he had lived five
years in Italy. lie told how the people there were
induced to cmigratc.
Two other witnesses were Nicholas Fish and John r.
Waehourn. superintendent Of the poor at WatertOwn
who told how French anadans came to Watertown
drovc- and frequently became public charges, and
how they had driven the native farmers from th'As
regular occupation. lie thought Canadian i'm
nj grafton the worst OF all. Mr.. Fish formerly
secretary Of the Legation at Berlin, and also at
switzerland and aerward Minister 10 Brussels. lie
told of he had where town authorities on
had
"uiiratc. The hearing Will 80 this morning at IL
O'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
THE TARIFF DEBATE MAY BE SHORT
Of THE REVENUE BILL WILL PROB
AnlY nIGIN ON WY Q.

Washlnrton April - Special. Chairman Mckinney
expects H. ask the House to begin the CONSIDERATION
II tlc Revenue bill in about two weeks probably Oh
Nav q and ne hopes that il will 10 disposed Of hy
June l. or about weeks earlier than the d'e On
which the Dark Lantern bill pa--ed the House two
wear, aso. II j. the general opinion that general
debate on the bill will not consume much tin'"' Al
least In day session, Of the House, but that every
man who desire, to expires, his Views VIII nave an
opp,rtnnty T. do The practice IT holding night
session, 10 discuss revenue questions was "opi"
two year agO and found 10 be satisfactory
Probably fewer men viii care to make speeches no"
tln were anxious t. -p'ak At that time. Tie iruih
&, tia, Representatives. we'll most other people.
are weary II tarin debates and impatient i0r acton
Ncary every man realizes that Dc can contribute
nothing ncN OF Interesting t. ci.,u--ipn II either
side Of the main question. and that few people VIII
listen 10 or rcld tlrlh spce'hcs.
4 prominent and lnaucntal Republican Hcprcscnia
tive to-day expressed views which are shared hy a
majority only Of biz party a-,o' lac, but also ~
the m'inbef- 81 the opposite party, wien Dee aid:
DO not think that the iol.e should ac,Dtc more
than two da,s 20 general debate On TIN Revenue lli
personally. think two hour would be better than two
day. We debated the question in ConsTe,. and Dee
fore TIE people from April 10 November Two year,
ago aid every body j. tired Of hearing talk Oh the
,ublcct. the ,DuitIy expects deed. not word OF
0O.f-- We ought - have evening sessions for de
oaic and give every body VIII, may de-irc 1t an or
pDitlulty 10 air hl- slcWs the pages Of "IlIr
Hc,prt" for the hcucni 81 ms constituents. but Tie
real debate tie only debate which attract, general
attention exert. much influence will bee that under
the five minute rule ou separate paragraphs u the bii!
certainly believe ana expect That the House VIII
dispose OF the bun earl, the INT da} Of June.
Illr Way. ard Means Committee o. day unanimously
agreed f. The l Introduced hy Mr. Dinsfg yesterday.
and If Wa subsequently reported 10 the liou'" ana
referred IT, the Committee of the Whole IL provide
that Nof-f'd yarns and cloth, shall pay the same rate,
81 ,iuit von Imported a. are cAaci'd upon imported
woYlirn- Of nic grade ard ytlIr. The hl doubtless
viii pa-. both hrau'hc- Of Congress 81 40 early day
a. the purpose Of n b. To- correct provision 10 IN"
present aN which. according 70 a recent judicial de-
,.IOu. admit, wDI-t"d- AT much lower rate 81 dl''
than are imposed upon other wrpllcn good, ol Hh,
Lind and ,IuA Nauc Iilc necessity of the proposed
leg .tflOn b. clearly understood all hand, and IL
D. not believed That tine bill viii encounter serious
opposition either ln the IOl-c or senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
GIVING THEIR THIRD ANNTAL DINNER

The Archdocc-an Union Of tho Catholic Young ''"
Societies their third annual dinner at Ma]etu "'
evening. More than 200 people were present 'n"o"H
whom were many OF the leading Roman C"tholc c''HN
men In the city, and good many prominent "S"'"'
Protestant ~ well Catholic who were present. ~ Il"
yit,d guests Judge J. NJ. Fitlsmons pr'Siu'"' an"
among the Others present were Judg. Leonard
the Rev Water s. Elliott County Clerk k'hS' u' wv
NJ j. Lavcc rector OF 81 Patrick's Cathedral inc ''
Henry Van Rensselaer,. the Rev j. j. Mitchell james .
Buckley John j. Delaney. Joseph Byrne +. D. D'i'""
and T.. T. Shields The reading OF a c"nErat"i''or'
telegram by Secretary james j. Buckley from Nr'hoNn"
Corrgan who is az present Ia Rome, was rr'eN'u WIN
prolonged applause. The Rev j. \. walters SPOKE 'h'
address Of welcome. and other speakers were j. H.
Arnold The Rev Clarence Woodman, the hN ~ -
LayeIe T. C. o'Suvan and Judge David McAdam'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
Forming THE CAAPAIGy COMMITTEE.

The Committee OH Organization OF the Business Men
Republican Association and the representatives, oil the 'a
Qua district organizations OF the city met again ast even
ing at the Ohio socetys chb-rooms No 25e Fhth-a'e
finish their preparations for organizing '"e o'np't
committee Colonel william l.. Strong presided and
.no,c those nre.eDt were H. .. Armour {. {. Shayne,
Charles D. Sweeney John f. Brodsky Alexander '"u"''
and Warren Higcy Tho list Of business men appoh''u
on .he campaign committee with President StfohR" APP
proNul was revised and the 'sate" for this evening
urinary elections for choosing other half Of the com
ttec va, carefully examined aud after some changes haa
been made approved The Organization Committee VIII
meet again before Campaign Committee Is called %
getAsr for organizsston on April 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
1HE .STATE OF Trade.

Buffalo April 22.-Wheat-No l hard dull, with SAFES
spot at 99c. and : OCO bush y arrive at NC
bush No. | Northern, C. l. f. sold az yV'ic VII
ter fair demand car, NO red sold az NC on
track and do to arrive Onerd at ?$d33+ci 5000
bush red sold SIC No Whit, Michigan, $50 70
arrive. Corn higler l7.co0 bush No yello" sold at
10. 600 bush No = at 3703sl.c: . cars 40 s.
and NO. 3 yellow. on track az
373,c oats in fair demand and prices higher; No. 2
whit. 323c NO Whit, 81 2a3l94c No mixed .32:.
track harley in good demand poor io Of 10 8
canada sod at Coz, and NO. extra At &c KNs
rrmer: ., jjr asked. IN store. Flour higher: Des:
spring patent ~ 2jd - 30 best winter - - Mihed
firm coar.e winter bran SIS 30: siing do SD Canal
freirhts unchanged Rccep.,-Flour 1000 bb, What.
bush: 200 O'O BUSH oats 10000 bn>a
Shpments-tlour 1900 bbl, wheat o6 COO bush; corn.
II 600 bush oats % 600 push rye, 5000 bush. .
Chicago April 22.-lhc leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
WORK OF VARIOUS HOUSE COMMITTEES.

Wa-hlnston April 20 Mr.. liiit from the Committee
ON Foreign Affairs today rcport~i 70 the House tho
Diplomatic and Consular Appropriation Dill. The
total amount appropriated by the bill IS rlioo"2'.
rlc amount appropriated by the BIZ Of last year was
= g-OOa5 If which sum 100000 was appropriated
On account Of samoa and $4,000 for the japanese III
dcmnlty.
The House Committee on invalid Pensions has au
thori1cd a favorable report on the ~cnat" hlll Iu'r'
nc to 80 per month Tie pension for total dcaine'' ana
Granting an equitable proportion Of the full pcn'o,
inr .cvcic deafness Of bOth ears appiOAHMathe ~r'
deafness. . , ,.-.. ,
The House Committee on Printing has "u'.'" u
favorable report to be- made on the ullI tihtr ''tf
WORKING dAy- leave ~ ab-cnc" with pay 4" the 'M
plo,e, nf the Bureau of Engraving ana PRINTING
The House Committee on Military Anhiis u,'',t,"
favorable report the Wheeler I'll I" dchle l' lily
II The ARMY and increase IT. efficiency with certain
amendments. The bill provide, that the me 4" tl"
ARMY -hall consist II twenty hN" regiments q" III
futfv ten of cavalry. .cfcn Of artillery, one al Ell
einecr, and the officer, of the Corps "i FItiHV'' VIZ
tailed fer duty with that regiment. ,,n,,
The IIou-c Committee on the Judiciary has "'u',V"
Mr.. ,ulbcr-ou. Of Texas 10 report iAN"'hN "u" WIZ"
out amendment the senate hill to piuhlu' ""'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
SELLING JERSEY COWS md HEIFERS.
CONsIGNMENTs OF LEADING BREEDEHS BRiN
FAIR PRICES.

A small crowd Of well known cattle breeders and
buyers assembled Yesterday morning at Peter C.
Kellogg Co.'S eleventh annual combination sale OF
Jersey and heifers, which was held in the Amer
can Institute Inilding. Among those who occupied
seats around the sale ring +. s. Cooper, \. IL
Moore, ID. +. Appleton, q. S. Moulton. g. w. FaF"e,
Theodore A. Havemeycr DR.. Erick Parmly, Nathan
Robbins. J. W. johnson, DR.. ". 4. ConOvcr, Mrs
+. VI. Jones' Henry Wardwell. e. A. Darling and John
Mayer. The stock which included consg nmcnts from
Lyman A. NILS, Nathan Robbins the
Mohegan Herd, William Whiting, NJ. Il. Dennis,
l.. Thorne, Thomas NJ Jackson, Jacob 5. Van Wyck,
A. II. Cooley, . NJ Burnham, g. >. Hutchinson, the
Green Mountain Stock Farm Company, ID. j. Apple
ton and A. Il. Darling, for nIe most part brought
prices ranging from go 10 $50 although higher price,
were paid for the best animal, offered 4. II. Moore
" Philadelphia, gave Tj4O for Hartford Belle four
year-od COW, by oxford Prince ilrOndclc. and 1870
Prcsage. by King Coomassc Princess of Ashantce
Other leading prices were a, follows Pearls Belle,
$780, paid by the Green Mountain stock
Farm; Rl0cr Euttcrsnap $40 Richard
Ingram; Ashantee Girl, $l75, r. a. Iavemcycr
Lady haywood. Sl2O. Miss r. r. Mint,rn: Gladncss
heifer) $40 T. A. llavcmcyer Corona fheifcri $40
VI. Thompson lara of st. Lambert fheifcrl. $50 I'd
ward H. Coudert. Ninety five lots we're sold ard the
total sum realized was about ~ 600 The Breeders
Cup, which II annually given the breeder securing
the best average on five head of stock was on cX
bibition. The sale, which will be finished to-day. will
he 2 At 10 q. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

bags and mailbag catchers 1878 OOO for mail locks
and keys, $4,000, increase of 100000 for inland
transportation by railroad routes S2l, l06,275, as
against xlOlOJ557 for the current year for railway
postofhce car service, s2,51O,O0O, an increase Of
F.ooooO for railway postonice clerks $50l00OO, an
Increase OF 00OO for necessary and special facil
ties on trunk lines s205, All for manufacture Of
postage and special delivery stamps. Sl73,OO0 for
manufacture OF stamped envelopes. newspaper wrap
pers and letter sheets 1000 for Manufacture Of
postal cards. S1SO,0OO, decrease OF S4s,1s4; for
registered package tag, official and dead letter
veopes $4,000; for transportation OF foreign mails,
1000, an increase OF $1,000, and for balance due
current year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

Liverpool April Ct p. mmco'to"-ihe sales OF the
Futures closed steady Amlr mddlng low MD
ding clause. April delivery lsSd sellers sellers
NpSi and and June delivery. GiSG.d. sellers
Iina s,d Iuly delivery 2OOd. value: July and August
delivery O 2o6id sellers August delivery. c2-6sd.
sellers August and September deli, 2o.0h sellers
septcmber delivery G GOOD. sellers: September and
October delivery 62Gid -cllers october and Noyem
galveston April 2..-Cotioh steady; middng. 11hc. !:
low mddng ili-c. good ordinary. 10 il-16c. net and
receipts 80 bales exports coas,Nise "a stock.
4l17.
Norfolk April %. Cotton steady; mdding. 11@c.;
and gross receipts 1873 bales exports coastwiee,
az sales. ca: stock, 16.665.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
Baltimore, April

Baltimore. April 90 SPECIALIZATION T. En'or is n
we'll known lawyer. living at Towson. the con- ~ seat
NJ Baltimore County. lie Is u strong personal friend
~ SECRETARY Blaine. He member Of Tie state
Ic,-l,fuf. state Attorney Of Baltimore County for
two terms and twice a delegate To- the National Re
publican Convention.
William T. Nrcy IS the Republican who elected
sheriff ~ Baltimore CITY when the rest 81 the ticket
wa. defeated. lie Is a man OF prominence IN party
circles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

Pc hGSss e. 5 m NTs
81 d sif ssSss 1 AsSly Fsssd
W Lovss b. g Big RTSSh j Sg aged '' 'Ne''l'O
Betting within Little Bs vsns 90 to TO
?sp ts IS 70 rsSedrS" Avery 90 to Big
to J. Matte Looran 2 Nina " to o. Vanee MO 10
Brown jug 10 to 1, Doodle 20 to l. ,.. .,,.
The sixth race on the programme was DIVIDED uis
being the first half There tiresoHe delay al ne
nos. owing nrinctn,,v IN the anxiety Vance TO get
OF in front and of jim Gray 10 remain AZ the Pos'
When the flag fell Little Barefoot took the ic'u, s'I
with Vance at her throat latch, lea ainos' " '"0 "a
stride. jim Gray third at the start gradually c'O'u
with the leaders getting even terms WIN ue'n " VI"
stretch when an exciting struggle took pace vance was
first to weaken, but as ne fell p'cA' -'"'" W.
got of badly and very inJudlclou'N 'u"'", w
forward the raj, and became u''soIo"" o'o
in the She gained rapidly anu "ou'' ''''"l,'s
have won had mo-, LATTE Barefoot and Jim Gray crowded
her against the rail- enectuaIly shutting her OUT M"
Looram. who fourth at the start VSno uo''" "P Wv
judges like whrlwind. finishing On inc oN'o 49,
OF the track Half the people on ue q""'''i,
,honpb, no won and there was great hubbab when the
judges placed jim .Gray first Ll1''e 'i ~
Matte Looram third. UndouoteuN "o '''s''
right The three horses finished aho'U h'HuS "P"''
while Nina w. was 50 close up wa. ",",'$ -. 90 go
reporters placed her third instau Vi ~
bid for the winner.
SEVENTH RACE-sELLING sWEhPSIAhtS. @io
EACH, $500 ADDED. FIVE fOHLoN"s'
Diamond Stables b. c. Defendant by iofestyl-NV-
ouittal 3 yrs lOl n (sl, lOol.-....----- IA .
! bunn's b. H. Louise =, lO4-- ~ S'a,I, =
Txcrls1r stables b. Fast Time 81 l'on'} n
r. i Uuchnson's b. c. J. .. C.. s. VI ls'eE.nso( "
H. Lvingstone's CHI Puzzle 10 -ic,itt,ndcn{ o
" l. Carts b. m Oscoola aged iv'-- u n
4, Nerritts b. c. Frank Wheeler tp,e,d, a
baltic stables b. m. Bette L. g. lcT iio
c. w Poole's b. G. Steve Jerome aF Fdn ioe
H. cCarrcn RS b. G. owen "oio'N o. lVV"rbaln q
"a
BETTING TO win-Deenlant ~ D. L"u'sr r ~ " IN -
Nonarch q TO / O,ceola 10 TO J. Stt.' !.ion' ~ -,
East Time 10 10 !. Bettie J.. - L" nr.a, Wh.i'r
I o. C. 10 TO J. owen Golden 90 70 i''''""N W
J 20 to l. s, o N : Louise 70
r,,tIe Monarch rycns Osceola 20 steve J'i" =.
LAST Time to / Bette l. 70 iu1, ~ ~ "a D. =,
Is to L owen Golden 70 20 l, PRANK " hc'''' - ~
There were many breaks. Fast Time running i" "u'
oocb time while Little Monarch scarcely fit n' r'''
Mr. Caldwell favored the latter with ed OF DAN ''r
which he soon increased two lengths looking an -,
a winner. lie quit. however, with amazing r'p~''' -"
the stretch 10th Louise and Defendant passing "'" "
hundred wards from the line. DHthua"D S"o'''"
him at the finish causing French to pull UP so Supu''
that Little Monarch stood his hind reg, P"""s ~
air IL was a most papabe FOUL ana !" an 'u',' ~
fendant should have disqualified hu1 inc 'u1I IT,
fused to change the order Of the hn-h-p'''hua' "'
ny neck; Louise second length before li''e
No bid for the winner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
~ coyrrn TODAY ov THE SILVER QUESTION

II
Washington. April 33.-Thc members OF the HOUSE,
Republican Caucus Committee were IN session Tor Il"
hour th, afternoon. The discussion showed t"" ""
material change In Views had taken place since '"'
last meeting before the caucus although W'I' ""7 4"
more evident desire 10 come To some agreement WIN
the senate Committee. The silver men manage" 10
secure one concession which they regard a7 OF N''''
II T., I'm the shape Of an amendment 10 the House '"m
mi,tcc BILL which viii ice offered 10 the senators i' a
partial compromise. absolutely requiring the purchase
" not l.,- than 1000 900 ounces Of silver III '""
month"; rcgirdlc-s Of price. The committee Wa as"
wiling To agree that the Treasury notes Issue" ID
purchase Of silver bullion shall be redccmhf III '"lh
or lawful money. - well 10 In bullion. ~ P'op"''u
by The House bill but persisted IN retaining inc
proyso that the Government and not the s'"'r vi
bullion shall have the option Of determining inc
medium In which the notes are to be rrde'h',''
Upon motion Of Mr.. Henderson,, 81 iowa, INC Shnio
sui. committee which conducted the L''t Hc~"u"
lions was instructed to confer again WIN ti" :, "'t'
sub committee The House members VIII Dc h''NIN
Congcr. Mckinley. Payne, Nckcnna ana Hhr',- an"
the senate Committee is made up of senators huri'h
Allison, Jones. sherman and Teller Tue ,Mp
sub committees Will meet AT O'Clock To morrow uer
noon and the House Committee expects 10 receive
report by half past O'Clock.