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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-25
GEORGE F. MEACHAM
GIT Third Street.

Advertisements under the heads Of Lost Found
For saie, for Rent and eitust ons Wanted win
be inserted At the rate Of cents word for the
fvti ser.ion; lecnt word for - h subsequent
insertion. Payment always in advsaca
NOTICE-The business once Of tbs Fosr-IS.
rxIIIekScxR viii hereafter o. open until IL p. m
Cla.. ICED advertise meL.- will - rtcsivsd upss
this hour
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I'm To FIrrY HonRs sAyrn

Icy The Northern Pacific vessie nled train:
q sssuae 800 a. N. daily. No change ~
ND Ill miles the shortest rou;e 10 Chi
tourist sleeping cars through. placing
~s N Nnioa depot ten 10 nssy hoars
-, ~ - othef Inca A. Chilberg, city ticket
- a. ~ second street, Boston block: Z TON.
s<poi eeke, agent seattle.
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nTFIcg OF THE sEsITLE & EASTERN
~ Censsrns ton Co. To the sscckbo.1ers
Nosice is nere y gwen that pursuant - THE y
avs OF .he company ske aaau2i meeting OF tGe
stockno ers os The seattle & Eastern conssrsic-
ten Co. vii be held at TIRE o. ee 81 tie con-
nay in zne cry o. seattle, Washington. - II
aeloca r CO Thursday. May IS iszs5. sog the
.sErEre-e OF sserf.nx trustees tor TIE tnsusax
wear ami ire s.sEsaeE4gn Of sseH othsr bas1ness
~ may legally eome before the meeting.
JOHN CEAIG. secretary.
seattle Arytl Il issa
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SEDRO.
Central Addition to Sedro
The conias city Of skasis County. rhs spo-
kane Fails Of The Paciac Coz

CEDRO y the eesser ana or,,.. :, :.
6iS1rsef r. - s,.,s .Inane ana Agricultural
ffs snr ets.r - - : ne rueef s0und, and %
sssis Norfhsrn ma ssasfsa 80 . scufnerns se-
en- rsilroeds 1 . AAks seors East
Contra, addition emhr.~..
In extent and is Iocsted' - -. ssa Nn ecsee
In the center 81 The citr aasns snaicakss.
Ia1e tfip % sedfo. it vfll par you. ana NV
LO.s In tnD ADDITION VIII b put IN Tia mar.
40 Apni w. i5s0
Per pYtces snd ss-,r. ..n
49,. inOwBsID6E II The Fair Sc
es@e' - -. A. bLsiS- senso.
-------------------
WoGhsnrH.~
Asseeissae..
We hare for sale 1000 aerra IN AsNs,.re r>,..
god iarmfns .anas. - 49, - s.o Z. ieeseFs iarnj
miles on Northern PaciGc rssi~s~
'IIEhsos COUNTY,
hres hundred seres. ~ -,
III eord ias1. - 49, 20 = " rxN:
1plsnd1 hssrs,r ~ &c 10 - n ~: good clay
kifsAr COUNTY.
tn AurA-S
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
i nuuoon- -Game forfeited 70 Boston, New
~ ,ufuang TO sbsde by the umpirefs decision.
1mnss q Pittsburg. Cleveland or Brooklyn,
assent Of rain.
PLAYERs' LEAGUE.
mnston- Boston z. Brooklyn 8. Batteries
nrAousns and Kelly. Murphy and Cook.
4 Dagalo- Buffalo Is, Cleveland Is. Batter
Hn-ua6dock and Mack, Hennings and eut.
= mnu q Pittsburg or New York on account
ANGLICAN ASSOCIATION.
ktM LOuis-St Louis 6. Toledo 8.
eenu q Philadelphis and Louisville post
- q account OF rain.
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vocAL zsD rssrnraxyrsn mcsrc

MUSICAL ISSTITtgx-soETHHESF COT
vi ner seronA as4 Isnorx street&. anfer tss
nsnsxensas aud personal direesoa o. MIA
Hard. voans essfare ard sll crAncAsa OF N
ffruneufAE z1EstGs oss3y s4fEFsenesd zEs4
taoscgxaly com yxss1t teachers eurio5s1-
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A Ii PERSONS HAVING ANY CLAIMS
IA against the Little Joker lunch counter.
sitnated at No. s1l11 Jackson street, will please
present them before April 90. Stewart 4 Mccoy
April q. $500
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A RTICLES OF DISSOLUTION AND AGREE
"A ment--know all men that the partnership
heretofore existing between Z. c. McDougsii
and James Mckendrick, under the firm name of
McDougall d McKendrick, Is this day mutua ~
dissolved. Witnesseth Ii further. that the wo:k
contracted by said firm has this day been divide
between the members of said firm i'm the follow
ing manner: E. G. McDougail Is TO have the
Jobs known as the Denny hotel aud Gotst in
building; James McKendrick is to have the four
jobs known af the Noyes building, Baxter and
Steward building, Starr buiidiag and the Safe
Deposit building. II is understood and agreed
that each shall suPerintend, furnish all labor
and material and perform all other paris OF the
6rm contracts upon the jobs Aforesaid, at their
own individual cost. and that the profits OF said
Jobs shall accrue TO the benefit OF the party COM
pleiing them, and that al losses shall be borne
by the party completing said jets, and that
neither T. C. McDougall nor James MeKendrick
shall be Individually liable 10 each other in any
way because OF such former partnership. Proper
adjustment and accounting shall be had on all
work done and all accounts paid. each one pay
ing their just proportion
In witness whereof we have hereunto set our
hands and seals this day and date first above
written. f. c. MCDOUGALL.
JAMES McKENDRICK,
Ar-tl "a
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IsEBALL DELAYED
I, Postpones Many Cham
pion Games.
|.nxly SCENES At sosToM.
- Ieagaers Forfeit . Gaas ~
r.a-v-Bu9aIoss Have It al
Their Own Way.
.srlv SCENES At sosTom.

-sr. April sA-In the brotherhood game
D.. .s.,,eoo Murphy pitched great ball and
~ ~ possons down for seven innings. In
80 the Bosions oes.eo TOT ioor ansiss
G1nsee i,sn .
-. ..........00 o 0l02-e
- sin-poston =, Brooklyn. Erron-Dos-
- rvooklyn T. Observation-Disclosures and
-. Cox and Murphy. Umpifss-Gs6nsy
- Tedopal League game was abruptly closed
~voufh inning By WEIGH, after squabb.e
.s ~ umpise. refusing TO continue 70 pitch.
/ +. - neiue awarded to Boston BY . score Of
~ Atssndance 1850.
in6Srn z........... ..-....s.s.-V w v w -
! snssrlee-welch and Murphy. Clarkson and
Ssts Base hits-New York s. Boston, s
S-r-xev York 2. Boston /. Umpire-Mc-
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DsEssMAKrvG.

nREssMAKING AND FAMILY SEWING AT
~ home or to so out by the day. Call OF Cd
dress i,s2i North Third street. room 81.
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LOsx.


c4RAYED-syALL CREAM-CoI0RED Doc,
- ps<s Aaepheze- Return % " Aiksns block
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e-nn,ees Had IL All Their Own Way.
S;v,1to, April a Seven hundred people st-
~ fhe Brotherhood game this afternoon.
s 80 team had It al their own way mp TO
s111h inning, when the CIevelands scored
- - and worked up little excitement
SS1Iao 1000 o-U
<ss.,s~saunA. ...........s.l 02Ol17-l5
- DuGslo Is, Cleveland u. Erron-Buf-
= 4 Cleveland s. Batteries-Haddock and
~ Cnssy and Satellite. Umpisss. knight
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

nISsOLUTIoN-THE FIRM OF FREDERICK
H. d Buris. real estate. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent Mr.. Burls retlrss.
T. FREDERICK,
q. L. EURLS.
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he Callfornis League.
- FRANCISCO. April A-Stockton 10. Oak
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Found.

EouND-soLDiER's DISCHARGE, ALFRED
II :. MCDOWELL. Owner can have same By
proving ownership and paying for this notice
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.

-
- efucers ard contractors for bridges Of every
description: wharf building, pile driving, dro66s
ing aud steam shovel excavatlnR; plans aA1 !.
Specifications furnished on applications; eoGpop
spondence solicited, once ioos of Jacknnn
street. Seattle. Wash.
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NOR sALE - 10 ACRES. JOINING NAY
II usrss Lake Washington, 500 per acre Car
rnher. 6l> raS0z q street.
NOR sALE-Lor s BLOCK 5, RENToS sD-
i tioa. streets snr-e si1 o. on Madison
stree, oSh'e; Ene view. F.w. D. Bo.byook, 81
Boston BLOCK.
TOR sALE-LQTs N PORT DIsrovs RY
i . dsiien. an L1fs in E-senSes Bsy View
adj son 20 Port Townssnc. $50 snd $50. on
easy Is rrns Lots In irondse sdslfion 20 seattle,
as Ga s@sa. Terms, three eGusl payments Ia
ne rear. 6sxso Get in Pcstsgr3ves addition 20
Port Toxnsen3. G.e0 Choife acre t-sess in
PORT Tasassai and Po-t Aagsfes Logging
house % >. - ss &C trails eocxfet and icing .
Rice bassusss Hughes. Brown s Co. roon u.
koxseil hglhiias.
I'oE sALE-sSnc8 MODERN EI6HT.EpnM
Il souse. Two lots. pretty visw,ea Mad IA ssEees
Bars In scts h0ckx. acres tc< paiFing. iArta-
tEs. mining. logging Hooks Exchange, SO
seco11-
l>oR sALE-FoR FEW DAYS ONLY. A.aD
II viii bay oaa az the aaess resst.encr lots IN
the city. sexin. GA Eleventh. between Aaeisoc
ard Ak.soa ssEe<ss J. A. EogehAnd 4 Co, =
ll.o2 eSock-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-25

Miss n b. CoCHRANE. FORMERLY OF
and young ladies on Wednesday, April a, In
the building now occupied by tho Congroea-
Rates of tuition per month from IS to 9l2 g.
cording 10 grade. References-JudRc J. 2.
Hoyt Seattle; Mira George Kittinger, seattle
Captain Charles Goodall. san Frsnciscn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
,,voyr,S FATE rs 4 JrRT'S HtvDS

Rochester, y. y. Dee. 2o.-Ihe tr'I 81 fr'n" i"
mont charged with the murder Of Fred L'''h ''r'
If oau,di,c ontario County on May - "h'h "''
,, ,,. ~, since VI ,nday at CInaudaigua' wa gwen
+, fine iury this noon. Lamont rented I'r'" ="
.icn,h vino lived near by on another fam -" "''""'
10, treatment quarrel, between Lccch's young son "'"
,,, t., ordered Lamont to- move oil his place.
nu w., - Iccch went H. Lamont, house VINO Wa
ALREADY hacking up hi, thing. and the P"'''' "''
resumed IN the cellar. Lamont ran upstairs "'"
,r,,d ,i. botguu -,,ving hc would hN MN. ''"ihR
,,,.lt h met Ioech at the corner 81 the house,
vh-r.lpon Lamont asserts, Lcech tire" large stone
hitting him ON the check he thea firing his gun ]l'hs
i,cch youns Lcecl sat in wagon II the road 'u
...ytt,.. The defence claims that Lamont ace"
In ..!f defiance: also that his mind l. Unbalanced
Iud,, ramsey charged the jury at 10 go TINS morn
ing lie aid that one strong proof In FAVOR oil INC
nconIc fact that corroborated the story oi young
Ie.c, ,a. that the mlttcn that must have been
dr,nnod hv Iccch the instant he was shot was i"unu
mn IN. v.r, spot on which Myron Leech sad ms
father W. ,hOt. Another wa tilat Lccot n''inb
r.c.i,,ed H. Shot in the side must have turned 10 ~
away At Ialmonts words when wefo' now se'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
rALrARLr PAINTINGS ~ GRrir ARTISTS

Lover 81 art will hud treat DO 70 NI-l' l" ,l '''
lisl,r,.rt Of J. H. Johnston 4 Co.,. az VI" i mon
-.Iuarc The firm ha- made extra "N'I'l'i' ]" we"
N tle holiday, TO make their art collection alia'uN
IN. central picture u their ar room l' magnificent
,I.,,,, lac ,,,tii representing Milton ola vI,li 70
,.rsl., ~ the star Tower az Ilpr'u'c. lhl- l' ~'H
Ia b ,,attl- greatest WORK and IS remarkable p'"r'
ART g., port, place II, value 70; $1,000 Next To- " is
, ,ui,i.ry ,,rr,. hy Corpt. valued al fl"'. y p''
trait IF rhoma- Pn" painted lN TIE 'h'r ''iN''' j.
, ,,rk az ,ul,h interest II, value Ia, been pi"'N
-, .toooo ,r,r this Is a seaside Scene bN Narior4''
and a cni,try scene by RAMIREZ There Ar" many
,,,., uni. h, f..ou, artists. The Inc oi fancy
,,.,.,,., .l,rrwArc and jcwclry carried by this irn
attracts fully a. much attention a. the paintings 10Y
if f. All I'm fir, h chest style workmanship Ih'' hN'
lus received special line "i 'Pw, "''y, , -, "''
I and ,,ft.rr, that promise To- have Large sac.
Tyc,yti,,e IN diamond. watches. Jc"cly ana Naw
waro can be al their ''ahI'ai,n..I ~ "' MANY,
variety of ,iNic. 1T" MN ''' 49,
sp,, al line, for he holidays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
A Psyerty.striclen Millionaire!

This seems = paradox, but IT IS cX-
plaincl by one Of New Iorhs richest
men. ~ don't count my wealth III
dollars" he said. "What are all my
possessions to me, since ! am a victim
Of consumption Z My doctor tells me
that have but few months 10 I'VE,
for the disease Is incurablc. AIN poor
or than that bc@@ar yOndcr." q" But
interrupted the friend 10 whom he spoke,
consumption can be cured. II taken
III time, DR.. Picrcc's Golden Medical
Discovery will eradicate every vcstlge
of the disease from your system IN
try It, sad the millionaire, and he did;
and to-day there is not healthier,
happier man 10 be found anywhere.
The "Di-coycryr strikes at th" seat OF
the complaint. Consumption Is dis
ease of the blood-is nothing more nor
less than lung and II must
and doe yield to this wonderful remedy.
"Goldcn Medical Discovery" Is not
only an acknowledged remedy for that
terribly fatal mai&dy, when taken IN
time and given q fair trial, but also for
all forms Of ScrofulOus. skin and scalp
Diseases, Us White Swcllings, Fever
sores, Hip joint Disease, salt rhcum,
letter, Eczema, Boils. Carbunclcs, ETY.
sipeIas and Kindred ailments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
THE SITUATION IN TIE SENATE.


AHb FINANCIAL BILL AND THE RULE To CDOSE
DEBATE NOT TO COME UP UNTIL THE DLDC-
TON Bill. SPEECHES ARE ENDED.
Washington. Dec 90 (SpcciaD.-Thc situation in tho
senate left practically unchanged by tO-day's pro
ceedings The Financial bill passed upon favorably
nv the Committee on Finance not reported by Mr.
sherman, nor was any move made 10 interrupt the
programme Of the last few days. Nothing further will
be done until all the senators now on the Vice Pcs
dents list have made their speeches the Election
BILL Then either the Financial bill will be taken mp
Tor few days the rule To close debate VIII be
brought in The general feeling on the Republican
side Is that almost unanimous party vote for all
three measures can be obtained by delay just now.
and decided step toward the adoption Of the pre-
vious question IS likely 10 be- taken until the two
Idaho Senators arrive here Thorc has been some talk
OF another Republican conference but, unless further
differences Of opinion ar-" additional caucus VIII
be necessary. The Election bill IS stronger today
perhaps. than ha, been. and there can be little
Doubt that il will pas the senate before the present
session grows much shorter.
The Committee on Rules Of the senate has held no
me- ting rccgty. A. IN, been reported nor VIII any
meeting be necessary to insure the introduction OF
previous question" rule into the senate. Mr.
Aldrich has already been Authorized 10 brng IN such
rule whenever he thinks best. and he is simply walt
Ing for the proper opportunity. No difficulty Is cN-
pcctcd 10 be encountered by the Republicans IN getting
an immediate vote such rule.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
AMENDMENT TO TUE ELECTION ELL.

Washington. Dec. Ex-senator Morgan to-day miro
duced a resolution relative 10 the Election lii, tho
preamble Of which rcc.t"e that In the bill reported to
the senate certain sections Of the Revised ,tatuir- arc
amended and made applicable but are moi pe'iicaJ
mentioned and that without the Incorporation Ia this
bill 0i he section referred a. Of the ting law, IL is
uncertain what changes intended 10 be made. The
Committee Oh Privileges aud Elections 10 therefore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

washington. Dec ~ VI pcttItrcw lntroducod a
brl ~ p~ohnlt the sale q nrcaru- AID ammunition
70 lnd.s.. ou rc-or,ltipns Referred.
VIZ. Moody. from TIE 'ommIite" "n indian pcpFrd'
,,or Clir, reported the House hIl f1r me adudi'a-
tIon If claim, arising from Indian depre1ation'. Cal
cuda~.
Mr. sawyer a,hcd unanimous consent for q" hNnt
- Az, carly day in January i'r The consideration al
The Postal rc,,cinph i.l Nr Woc't 'h!''t'd"
W. Ir-ail. 40 h.s own request received t"' "''"'
leave - ah-cnco.
vr Plat introduced = joa' resolution ap9r'pra'H (;
-,n, 900 to enable me President t' tAk" a'on T. .'
lain 1..u o.. Grrua4 Glf. r'nont nIpN ~ III.
f~nef, ti-,ofcrd ty pr h.'+ aga '..' I''''"'' '''
III. ultuunctuN. f t.' same. Iii.d "F'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
Whv Are You Sick ?

Many paopl remain lag stat o. prcssiaY lines WIN
urousr vlsy a1nnlst rrd VII aN"ri prompt
rirf And permanent The important a"Dr b. ~ con
sut physi, who's standing. reputation ana worn arr
h-yog1 question Pateut. VISITING tht PDyl1tmr Modai
institutes ASSURED o. all this aud nor l1ch one
specialist. VINO nao made iio study Z" INC
Jar disease under cOsdt rstDOn ana whose cAp'
cncr therefor. tur best results y"
sunerg invalid should nl ~ visit the lnstitnt a. one
or other ~ headqu0t-r- The POiypathic In.ilus
No East %2s st.. n Y; No. bI0okiine'st boAtoD'
AaaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
PROGRESS WITH THE APPROPRIATION BILLS.

Washington Dec. 20 (spccaD.-Ialr progress IS
being made In the preparation Of tho regular appro
prlatlon bills The Pension h has passed the House
the Army and District Of Columbia bills are Oh INC
Housr calendar and the Military Academy
iii l. nearly ready to report. WIN proper d.''-
ccnce the District Of Columbia and Military Academy
bin. could he completed and sent to o." senate before
tho close - the year Tho Diplomatic and consular
PD-t0Glcc Indian and Agricultural bills. when are lh
charge u the proper committees, 'A"HId De- ic'l -
report immediately after m" first Of ne year i"'-'
-a purrly bu-iuc-, measure. Aud Their" should De- h'
dcl,t In their preparation and ID trouble ~ their
-t.l. IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

directed by The resolution to amend Section 81 50 a. -
show what the changes and notifications III ',o
sections of the existing law which intended 10 "
made 10y the present bill. To avoid committing "''
bill and proposed amendment to the COMMITTEE . va
Privileges and Elections. the committee Is instrlcou
20 make supplemental report showing the ch"t ,hcr
and modification, I'm the existing statutes winch "a
recommend and provide for in the amendment rel0i'o
IN he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
RAILROAD LAND GRANTS To BE ADJUSTED.

Washington. Dec. 2O.-secrc;ary Noble has With
drawn his order suSpcndlnc the approval OF the hnaI
adjustment Of the land grants in favor Of the Chicag"
II. Paul. Minneapolis and omaha Railway Company
and the Wisconsin Central Railroad Company These
adjustment, were approved February -. 1880, bur
subsequently suspended because Of pending legislation
in Congress. A surplus II about 100000 acres OF
land, left within the Withdrawals heretofore made for
the Omaha road. This surplus the secretary 'Ter'
10 be restored 10 tho public domain, and arer nhct
days public notice. 10 De subject tO settlement ana
entry under the general land laws and certain rul~
now prescribed These lands located IN the nortl'
crn part II Wisconsin and said to bc valuable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
TO CARRY OFT TIE CONFERENCES IDEAS.

WASHINGTON. Dec 4O.-Actiug secretary Nc'tl"on
to-day transmitted 10 the House draft Of bil pre-
pared By the LslthoS~c Board t. carry out the suf
go. lions contained iu divisions No,. II and II 81 the
report Of the proceedings Of the International MARINE
Conference. DIVISION so. II rrat>b to uotlccs OF
danger, to navl.itlon and Division no. II to a uni
form ~ .tcn nl buOAa and hchCOn,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

S"y Penn: Abbeville COurt House. s. c.; Centrevllle
= ~ Crockett. Tex. Waynesborough. Va, Ravens
wood, W. Va. Lake Mills and Bayfield,, Wis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

nv HE BOOK OF OPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave 500
iar's illustrated The sta I'd authority
Sme,l,sn onen.,ir auUsrments Rules sailing swim.
ming ball playing shooting horsebick riding &C. &c. 10
mn 81 nrr copy. Published b. The TT hune New-Yorx-
Enterainng and universally eompimentd by the pres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE.
TILE URGENCY DEFICIENCY BILL DISCUSSED AMI
SENT BACK TO THE SENATE.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE.
TILE URGENCY DEFICIENCY BILL DISCUSSED AND
SENT BACK TO TIE SENATE.
Washington. Dec. 2O.-Thcro Wa, small attehu'
snce OF members in the chamber when the HOUSE
met this morning. and Mr.. Rogers Of Arkansas nouns
the fact objected TO the approval of the journal
On yea and nav vote the journal was appr'Feu'
on motion Of Mr.. circuit, Of Vermont, the senate
Joint resolution was pa,-,d defining quorum oi the
HoaId Of Commissioners 0i the District Of COLUMBIA
In the morning hour bin was passed to authorize
the construction Of tunnel under the waters oil III"
Bay Of New York, between the towns Of Middlctown
and New rcclt
Mr. Farquhar. Of Ncw.York. acting under n'rnc-
tons from The Committee on Merchant Marine ana
F,hcric, called mp the bill to limit and govern tho
changing of the name, Of vessels. Pending action
The morning hour expired; and Mr. Henderson, OF
Iowa. moved that the House 20 into Committee OF the
Whole for the consideration Of the Urgent Deficiency
bill with senate amendment, thereto
ON standing vote no quorum appeared. ana uh'
point was made by Mr.. Rogers. The speaker was
unable to count quorum. aud the yeas and nays were
ordered
MI Henderson remarked that il ths bin were not
passed the work Of the Government Printing once
would have 10 stop, and there would be Lack Of
money 30 pay various laJorers in the employ Of the
Gov ,tument.
Mir. Iicudcgsons motion agreed to-yeaS. l''.
nays. mir. Burroughs OF Michigan. taking the c"ir'
Nj. Henderson moved concurTcuc" on ihe senate
amendments. with one exception. This exception was
the amendment providing for the payment OF senate
session cmpllyc, Including the clerks TO senator's
Mr. Cannon If Illinois. advocated The speedy pass'ge
Of the BILL predicting that there would be 10 quorum
present week whether or not rccc', vac taA"h
Mr. Rodgers. or A:bIu-,- regarded tine presentation
Of the bill couie> OF judgment Oh the part oil
I In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
MIR SPOONER'S ABLE SPEECH.
A STRONG ARGUMENT FOR THE ELECTION
BILL

HIS ANSWER TO THE STRUCTURES OF MEssRs.
GRAY AND DANIEL-DEFENDING JOHN l.
DAvENPORT-H HEARTILY CONGRATULA
TED BY HIS REPUBLICAN COLI
LEAGUES - Mr.. INGALLS, on
SOUTHERN METHODS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
RICHARD WAGNER said

lie con ,dorod Herr ANTON SEIDL the greatest
or. he,tr. leader In tine world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

THE n.i.ala. appeal has been --uod FOR aid for the
- r.r,a.t'- Home for colos,a children;
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-01-29
Beware of Ointments for Ca
tarrh that contain Mercury,

AS mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely de-
range the whole system when enter
ing it through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reput-
able physicians, as the damage they
will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.,
contains no mercury, and is taken in
ternally, and acts directly upon the
blood aud mucous surfaces of the sys-
tenn. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine. 1t is
taken internally, and made In Toledo,
Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co.
gB Sold by Druggists, price Toe.
per bottle.