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Settling Estates.

In Register Of Wills wrights Office today In
the case Of the estate of Virginia Burnett, the
receipt Of Mariana Murdoch for her share was
hled In the estates of VIM. Parker and Fred
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THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.

THE ATKINSON BILL IN THE SENATE.
Senator Mcmillan intends TO call up the
Atkinson bill in the Senate as soon as the vote
on the tariff bill is taken. Senator German
has assured Mr.. Mcmillan that he and the DEM
ocrats generally will give him all the assistance
in their power to secure the passage OF the bill.
BAT WINDOWS.
Mrs. Coles bay window over which there has
been SO much controversy on account Of it's
extending over the line laid down by the build
ing regulations, although permit was regu-
larry obtained from the Commissioners, is still
q matter Of public action The House District
committee have reported favorably through
Mr.. Atkinson bill providing that in all cases
in which the Commissioners OF the District OF
Columbia have on lots of over thirty-five feet
frontage granted in their recognition Of the
building regulations, permits to extend any
building or buildings or any part thereof be-
yond the bounds OF private ownership the au-
thority Of the said Commissioners is ratified.
AN ABIDING PLACE FOR VETERAN FIREMEN.
The District committee has reported favor
ably the bill granting to the Veteran Volunteer
Firemens Association the use OF all that part
Of lot II in square 142 and the building thereon
formerly used as an engine house. The build
ing 10 at the corner of 10th and H streets and
is to be used by the association as place of
STREET RAILROAD BILLS.
The House District committee has reported
favorably the bill amending the charter of the
Anacostia and Potomac River railroad 20 as to
allow the road to lay its tracks from the
intersection Of its present tracks on 9th street
with street north along 9th street to Louisiana
avenue, along Louisiana avenue to 9th street
west, along 5th street to F street north, along
street to 18th street west, along 18th street to
B street north. along B street north to its
tracks on street near Center Market. The
bill also provides that there shall be estab-
lished at some point on 9Th street
between B street and Louisiana avenue
mutual system Of transfers by which passen-
gers of any street railroad company running
cars on 9Th street between B and Louisiana
avenue may reach points on any OF such roads
without payment of additional fare; the cost
Of establishing and maintaining such system OF
transfers to be shared equally by such rallro ad
companies.
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OvrnconR By THE HrAr

During The past few days have seen case In my
ovn household which your imported Johann Hons
All. Extract has raised right up from exhaustion
caused By the hest --
Mrs. H. b JEwETT.
West Orange. n J.
pcr.re q, imitation. The GENUINE has the sie-
,.tnrs Of "Johann Hof' and 'Nori;z Eisner" on the
-, - ho,,le N30t.th.s
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To Test Their Sanity

Writs de lunatico inquirendo have been 10
sued on petition of the District Commissioners
in the cases of Michael BY, alias Bevy, sande-
ford VI. Waters and Jacob Richardson
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SPECIALS Is SHIRT Wnsra

Alot of Navy Blue Calico Shirt Waists. sizes
6to I2 years. reduced TO loo.
Outing Flannel Shirt Waists. sizes ) to Is
years. 25e.
Percxle shirt Waists. new styles, sizes to IL
years. soc.
White SHir. Waists. linen collar and cuffs,
plated back and froats. all sizes. soc.
We have just received another Let Il Mems
Outing FLANNEL shirts. sizes. Ii TO IS inches.
only Abe fancy Cheviot shirts. sizes AZ 10
j.. 1t SOC.
FALL-wEIGHT UNDEEwEAR. - Ladies'
Hlg!I Neck and Lolc sleeves and short Sleeves
Vests. superior quality. only SOC.
Meas superior Quality ia shirts and Draw
ers. Sizes. shirts, 81 TO I6 inches. drawers, 30
10 ~ i,NEe-. Jos.
Meas lane Wool Nodiam-welght Shirts
only 81.
Ladies' Linen Ckcn.isettes reduced TO 25s
bargains IL Mating aud Floor Uli Cloth.
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MILITARY CADETS APPoISTED.-The follow.
ing-named cadets have been appointed to the
West Point Military Academy: Frank J. Miller
Ottawa, KAN; James Dugge, jr., Alexandria,
Mimi; D. Meeker, alternate. Sullivan, Ill
James C. Dwyer. Clinton, Iowa; George III.
shelton, Seymour, Conn; John G. Walsh
alternate, Middleton, Conn; Clement L. o.
Lucken, alternate, Crookston, MIMI; Lewis NJ
Spalding. Albion, NY; Arthur C. Chapman
alternate. Medina, NY; Joseph L. Knowlton,
Joliet, Ill; Patrick J. Lucey, alternate, OF
tawa. Ill.
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Comrade Mccoy last night presented two
hsudsoEe gavsls 70 Hancock Command, No. I,
U.SC. Oficcr Of the Day w. II. Maxwell
made the presentation speech. Lieut. Col.
John F.ap received them " behalf Of the CON-
mAud
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MARRIED.,

SEEBOLD-HUGHEs On September . 1880 by
the Rev. Mr.. Sitter. the residence Of the brides
parents, WILLIAM A. SEEBOLD and LII,LIE
HUGHES, both OF this city.
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One Fined and One Acquitted.

William L. Mahoney of Georgetown, who 6g-
ured in the fight in Mrs. McCarthy's saloon in
Georgetown Tuesday forfeited IS collateral m
the Police Court today. Joseph Mccarthy,
who was also charged with assault, was &C
Quilted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04

The ONLY BOND 0FFKR received at the Treas
ury Department up to noon today was 1900
registered AZ per cents.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: r. d. Ssun-
ders and Charlotte Nash; J. Lee Simmons and
Maggie J. Gentner; Philip wohman and Betsey
Williams; John A. Lewis and Rosa Elizabeth
Smith; John Henry Smith and Missouri Z.
Jenifer; Ludwig Knofhofer and Christine
Schneider; Jas. Washington and Sammi Ella
Carter; Geo. Washington and Matte Walker;
John s. Acton and Sarah A. Tennison; Elias
Campbell and Daisy Rosetta Blair; Richard
Sanders and Ida Coleman; Frederick Moss
dorf and Amalia Faitboth of Baltimore; C. II.
King and Lavinia Moore; Guy II. Martin and
Maddie Estell Dudley, both OF Albemarle
county, Va; John Is. Babcock and Ida Clark.
both OF Albany, n. Y: Carlisle Smithson and
Julia Butter; Reuben Robinson and Anna Tan
nahill of Fsuquier county, Va; Samuel Duckett
and Eliza Isaac; Nelson Hughes and Ida B.
Isbell, both OF At Lee. Va.
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Range Of the Thermometer Today.
Tie following were the readings at the Sig
nal Office today: am, &c; 2 pm, 81; maxi
mum, SO; minimum, SO.
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IF SICK HEADACHE IS MISERY. WHAT ARE
Carter's Little Liver Pills II they will positively
IL: leOp.e who have used them speak frankly of
their worth. They small and easy To take.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTINORE, Sept 4.-Cottou weak-middling
l0s. Flour fairly active. wheat-southern
weak: Fultz, 93al00; longberry, 95al00; No. .
l00H; steamer No. 9, red, BAN; western weak;
No. winter red, spot s7h asked; September,
97H asked; october, 9Sh asked; December, lo2 \
asked. Corn-southern steady; white. 5sa59L
yellow, 57xa5S; western dull; mixed spot 81:
ungraded southern and Pennsylvania, 40a44;
do. western white, 43a44; do. do mixed sla43:
graded No. 2, white, a; do. do mixed, 42k
Rye steady. Hay dull-prime TO choice timothy,
1l0oa11.5o. Provisions active and strong. Butter
steady. Eggs quiet,l9aiek: Coffee quiet-Rio
copper nrm. very scsrce-renned. Is. Whisky
scsive-l.ls. Freights to Liverpool per steamer
Quiet-cotton, 3bc. per 100 lbs: four per ton In
sacks, os.4d.; grain per bushel. 1kd. Receipts
-four, 512 barrels: wheat, l., 600 bushels; corn
5000 bushels: oats. 10 900 bushels; rye, 1900
bushels. Shlpments-nour. l67 barrels: wheat
LOCO bushels; corn, 5000 bushels. S&ies-wheaI
10000 bushsls; corn, 5000 bushels.
BALTIMORE, sept <-yirginis consois. Sc; do.
Northern Central stock, 90; Cinciunad. Washing
ton and Baltimore nrsts 100; consolidated gas
bonds, l14kall4,s; do stock. 5la5lk.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Sept : Closing. - wheat-sep-
os,oSsr M ss; sss
October. SO; Nay. ass. f orf-sspsemSsr, 8 y;
October, e.sd; May, i247k. Lard-eeptember.
e.l7k; October, dx7k; May, 7.07 Short rihs--
sepismbsr. kaax; October. ass; May. ais.
Judge Mills today Aned Sylvester Brooks ss
for striking Thomas schools with stone.
Timothy Cation forfeited ei0 collateral In the
Police Court today tog aassulting Joha Dads.
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XHrs The FAcr

Jsconstantly covered With eraptions the Deed Of Q
blood purifier is plainly indicated. washes and s1-
aernal applications Of no avail The poison must
Re thoroughly eliminated from the system by stimu-
t.ting the action Of the liver and hidnoys which
b.zsns have become sluggish and imperative. thereby
throwing upon ths skin the unnatural work OF
cleansing tho system Of its impurities What Il
teeded is Ayers sarsaparl,the best Of blood medi-
tines.
My face for years covered with pimples and
huno-s for which could hnd no remedy Till began
b. take Ayers ssrssperila. Three bottles o. this
t.edicine effected thorough cure. lean confidently
Recommend it to all suffering from similar troubles
Madison Parker Concord. VT
Il had been troubled for some time with an eruption
Ct the skin which till was induced TO try Ayers ssrsa-
ts-iua cefed all efforts to cu-e. After taking two
bottles Of Ibis medicine the eruption began to disap-
re,r and With the third bottle il left me entirely
o,:i. Decenhardt I25 Summer ave.. Brooklyn. NY.
traveller Tor G. H. Buck Co. L;thograpaers, l40
Ssatrs 49,, New York.
AYERS sAGsAPAEILLA-
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JULIUS LANsDCRGR.
18TH AND F STA

French Furniture Polish will make old furniture
IoOk Best III the market PRICE, Soc per bottle.
Eu30
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A Few MoHE BARGAINS.

A Few More BARGAINS
faEvIoUs TO OPENING OF OUR FALL STOCK.
Is pairs Fancy Striped Curtains reduced from 81 to
SIC.
pairs Madras Curtains reduced from $3.50 to "a
per pair. No.
Is pair. Madras Curtains reduced from 90 to 81. 90
per pair.
20 pairs Madras Curtains reduced from $3.50 70
s2.25 per pair.
10 pairs Madras Curtains reduced from s5 to s2.75
per pair.
IL pairs Nottingham Curtains reduced from o.. rs
psl.25
Is pairs Nottingham Curtains reduced from 81. 20
% S7xc.
20 pairs Nottingham Curtains reduced from u. 65
10 sl-l5.
pairs Single Door Por.ierss cut from o. to "a. SO
per pair.
10 pairs Turkish Striped Portieres cut from IS to
E4.50 per pair.
pairs Roman Striped Vienna Chenille POrssrss cut
from s u TO Is pair.
We have a few of Haywood Bros. Baby Carriages
left. which will be closed OUT
ACTUAL COST.
Handsome Wicker Bodies. elegantly upholstered In
SILK Plush Tapestry &C.. steel springs and steel wire
Jheels Note the prices:
al So, reduced 10 $40.
at e2S. SO. reduced to Sl9.
$50. reduced to s2o5O.
S.,2. so, reduced to sl5.
SIS. reduced TO s19.
S36, reduced to Sl4.50.
$50. reduced To 5000
S31. 5O, reduced to sl0.
$50. 30. reduced TO Ell,
Our Fall Goods are arriving daily. Among them are
Sany And novel articles in Observation-Disclosures and
yecoratiClsL
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Real Estate Matters.

Radcliffe, Darr 4 Co, auctioneers, sold yes
to-day afternoon for Jas. Hoban and Judson T.
by two-story brick house No. lis lth street
southeast, to ]. ]. Carroll for 05,026
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NO BUFFET SHOULD BE WITHOUT A DorTLE
Ger x.nafsssar.d % 81 Us. L sikaEST s0xx
Aak your druxgRk
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No cursing and reviling from the. GENTLEMAN
from New York or o partisan press could
countervail against the record. he trusted
that the gentleman from Iowa (Mr. Lacey
would now call up the election case and that .
quorum would vote
MR. CUMMINGS RECORD.
Mr.. Cummings replied that his record would
compare favorably with that of the gentleman
from illinois,
Mr.. Lacey Qowa) then called up
THE BREcKINRIDoE ELECTION CASE.
After some parley (Which was unavailing In
result) as to the time when the debate should
close Mr.. Lacey gave notice that he would call
the previous question at o'clock tomorrow.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices OF
The New York stock Market as reported by special
wire 20 Corson and Mccartney, l4l9 street:
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MANY FORMS OF NERyoUs DEBiLITYIN MEN
l yield the 1ss OF Ca-tsrs Little Liver Pis Val
psbe .or nervous weakness nixht swssss. Try them
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p.sxKn,s Prxs,ou. nrrnncr.

Mr.. Parker has heretofore been q party to
divorce proceedings, for In 1885 he was the de-
PENDANT on bill FLED by Ella E. Parker to
whom divorce wss decreed October Of that
year. The papers in that case. fled by Mr.. s
R Bond. set forth the marriage in Baltimore
March 10, 1850, d. oompiainants maiden
this marriage there we're two chill
dren. She charged that after living
happily together till April, 1881, while on a
visit to Philadelphia at that date he committed
adultery with one Clara b. Parker. the fact Of
which she learned by letter from Clara found
in her husbands pocket, which letter requested
him to send her some medicine and contained
many expressions OF love for him. She
states that she repro.ehed him for il and
he acknowledged It, trying 20 extenuate
his fault by saying he was dragged into it.
After persuading her to give the letter up and
in the nope and understanding that he would
ever after be true and trusting in his repent
ance and promises she agreed to overlook his
fault She further stated that until October,
1885, he was . clerk in the Treasury at 81, 200
per year, but in that month while she was
absent he came home, packed his trunk and
left his home and position and letter directing
her to pack up his furniture and return To her
mother. She stated that she subsequently re-
ceived postal card from him stating that he
was stopping in Philadelphia with an uncle,
and in December Of that year she Joined him
| there: that he obtained employment with a
New York shoe house and they lived together
until January, 1885. She further charged him
with adultery with other persons in this city;
that he had taken other women to places of
amusement, passing himself of an unmar-
ried man, had written letters and sent his pho
tograph to one Molly Burrows, and she charged
him with having taken her child from her.
There was no formal answer filed by Parker
| to this ball, and on the testimony being sub-
mitted Judge Hagner, October 8, 1885, granted
the divorce because OF adultery, and the COM
plainant was given the custody of the two
children. subsequently, on the application Of
the wife. an order was made in April, 1887, di-
recting Parker to pay s20 per month for the
support of the children.
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Nominations.


The President today sent to the Senate the
following nominations:
Postmasters: Massachusetts, - Randolph
Knapp, North Attleborough. New York; Chris.
tian Schwinger, Tonawanda. Pennsylvania
Mrs. Sallie P. Ramsey, Wayne. South Caro-.
lina-Samuel T. PIONEER, Spartanburg.
Ohio-John Foreman. Fostoria. Wisconsin,
Frederick Reitz, Neillville. Missouri-El R.
Cation, Liberty. Iowa-Willis W. Overholser,
Correctionville; John T. Waters, Dewitt.
Illinois-Edwin 7. S.mmons, HILLSIDE rough.
Kansas-Charles B. Nunemacher, Ashland: Boil
ivar A. Holmes, Pleasanton. California-Fred-
+. Field, Santa Maria. South Dakota Frank NJ.
Mead Miller. North Dakota-Andrew E. Thor
berg, Mandan. Neutrality-suspicious. w. Breathitt,
Hopkinsville.
Withdrawn-Mrs Mary II. Wright, postm as.
ter at Hopkinsville, Ky.
Andrew g. Henslcy. Kentucky, chaplain in
the navy.
First Lieut. VIM. H. Miller, first cavalry, Ia
be captain and assistant quartermaster.
True Reformers With Cash on Hand.
The Grand Fountain, United Order Of True
Reformers, 10 still in session In the city. The
report of the cashier read before the order
shows that its members have 100000 now on
deposit in the bank aud the order owns real
estate worth eS,0OO.
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Como TO CnEssox With the PREsrDESr.--
Mr.. A. J. Clarke of the Associated Press viii
accompany the President to Cresson tomorrow
to represent that organization willis the sxecu-
tive business 10 being transacted there.
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John Wilson, charged with stealing % from
BENJAMIN Cooley, paid Is In Judge 1ish court
this afternoon. =
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Name. D. c. Name. O. C.
Washinpton Stock Exchange.

sales-Regular Call - IL O'Clock m: Georgetown
and Tenleytown Railroad. 2 at SO. Columbia
at l66. American Graphophone. 80 at l7ss.
Government BOnds-U. ,. Ans, 1881, registered,
io4 bid Z. s. as: 1891. coupon: lC4 bid. Y. :.
Is. coupon. 1907, l2os BID, la5j. asked
District Of Columbia Bonds-Per imp. 6e. 1891.
gold hid doa SiS Per imp ,ssi currency
l04 bid. 2o-year fund. Is, 1892, gold, lo3 bid.
2o-year fund.5s. 1899. gold, Ill bid. Water stock.
gold. 1902. IT, bid. Water stock, 1s. currency,
1908. l39N bid. 3-o5s, l9s4 fund, currency, l2i
Miscellaneous Bonds-U. 8. Electric Lichtbond.
LIST Us. 100 bid. L. 5. Electric Light bonds I'd 6s
155 bid. Washington and Georgetown Railroad.
lO-io.6s. lO3k bid, los asked. Washington and
Georgetown Convertible bonds. 6s, 200 bid 300
asked. Masonic Hall Association 5s. 1885. lO7 bid
asked: Washington Market Company Let mort
gage, Us. Ito bid Washington Marke: Company
bonds, imr. Gs. III bid, laO asked Wash
ington Light Infantry FIRST mortgage. 0s 1904 ss
bid. Washington Light Infantry bonds, I'd IS,
1904, 9S bid, los asked Washington Gas Light
Company bonds. series A, Us. III bid 100
asked. Washington Gas Light Company bonds,
series ID. 6s. lis bid, lily asked. Hygiene Ice
Security and Trust. 100 bid.
National Bank stocks-Bank Of Washington $50
bid, Ago asked; Bank Of Republic; aes bid.
Central $50 bid. Second. 200 bid.
Farmers and Mechanics, ls5 bid 2o5 asked.
1850 asked. Capital. ll9 bid. West End. 9s bid,
l03 asked. Traders, 125 bid. Lincoln, li9 bid
Rsilroad Stocks - Washington aud George
town. $50 bid, s5 asked; Metropolitan. 100 bid 10
asked. Columbia, eS bid. rs asked. Capitol
and North y Street. IS bid, 40 asked Ecklng-
ton and Soldiers Homo. 90 bid, 20 asked
Georgetown and Tenleytown, "a bid. 81 asked.
Insurance Stocks-Firemens, A. bid. Franklin,
so bid. Metropolitan. 80 bid. National Union
20 bid, 2o asked. Arlington, l75 bid, 200 asked.
Corcornn. 63 bid. Columbia, Is bid, lsk asked
Germsn-American. us bid. Potomac. 80 bid. 81
asked kigea 81 bid, On asked. Peoples, So bid.
Lincoln, 54 bid.
Title Insurance Ssocks-Real Estate Title, lbs
bid l32 asked. Columbia Title, 81 bid, z
asked
Gas and Electric Light stocks-washington Gas.
AK bid, 80 asked. Georgetown Gas, 80 bid. US
Electric Light. 100 bid
Telephone Stocks - Pennsylvania. 25 bid. 32k
asked. Chesapeake and Potomac. 70 bid, 10
asked. American Graphophone. 17A bid. TX
asked.
Miscellaneous observation-disclosures Market Com
pany. II bid Fl asked. Washington Brick Machine
Company, $50 bid AS asked. Great Falls Ice
Company, 200 bid, :2a25 asked. Bull Run Panorama
Company, 90 bid. ~ asked. National safe De-
posit Company, 30 bid. Washington Safe De-
posit Company, 125 bid, 40 asked Pneumatic
Gun Carriage, bid, ~ asked. Washington
Loan and Trust Company, AZ bid. 81 asked.
American Security and Trust Company, 521 bid,
53 asked. Lincoln Hall. 30 bid, 100 asked. Hy-
gienic Ice Company, IS bid.
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a. TowNER & sox,
an3o l5l0 TN o. q. y
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DILIOUsNEsS. DIZZINESS, NAUSEA. HEAI
ID ache relieved by small doses OF Carter Li'H7
pills.
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CLAIMANT L lEIDy.
ID ny e. o o ps.

rYI,IkDFLPIIIt sTosr. .nao
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Our Fall Goods are arriving daily. Among them are
sany new and novel articles in Housefurnishinss and
decorations.
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Prepared BY

Prepared BY
DR.. c. AVER CO. lowell Mass
so,Ity Druggists, Ell six. IS. Worth IS bottle.
Jas
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wHAf TIE DOCTOR SANS ABOUT TIE SHOOTING
IxsfERpAr-NRs. PARKRR ooNH TO HER
MorHIR's-PAnKER's FIRST wIFI's DIVORCE
BILL.
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N, DIOCeeOeQ
with his speech.
He was called to order by the Speaker pro
tenn. a. not speaking TO the point of order.
Mr.. Cummings may be muzzled Temporal
rily, but all the machinery Of the H louise
CANNOT nUzzLs NE ErEnxALLY
Mr.. McCreary (Ky.) argued that Mr.. Cum
mings was entitled TO more than one hour.
A DISAPPOINTMENT.
During his argument Mr.. Cummings and
Mr.. Conner met In the space In front of
the Speakers desk and entered into earnest
conversation. Their gestures were excited
and the spectators in the galleries watched
the two gentlemen, on the qui vive for a dupli-
cation Of the exciting scenes of last week. But
in this they were disappointed, for the gentle
men separated in apparent good nature.
Mr.. Holman Qnd also noted his difference
from the opinion Of the chair respecting the
limitation Of debate on question OF privilege,
be obliged TO vote against the ruling.
Mr.. Bland (Ao) held that it was not fair to
the gentleman (Mr Cummings) who had been
90 frequently interrupted to limit him to one
hour. 10
Mr.. Docksry (Mo.) regarded the question as
the ruling BE- withdrawn and the Judgment Of
the House taken.
Mr.. Bleunt Tea } and Mr.. Breckenridge (Ky.)
also took exception to the ruling. but at the
conclusion Of their arguments the appeal was
Withdrawn.
Nm. CANNON HxPLIHs 70 Mn. CUMMINGS.
Mr.. Cannon said that 20 far - Mr.. Cummings
had referred 10 him he would say that IL was
The habit Of some persons on that side to i'm
pute falsehood against members on his
Mr.. Csnnon'D side. When he made .
statement Of fact Il was justified by
the record. Sometimes no thought that the
csnsurc OF tho gentieman IRON New York was
praise and his praise really censure.
The record u this House would
b q su@aiD1t answer with the