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WATER FRONT NOTES.

The steamer Greyhound, which has been laid
up for week while new shaft and wheel have
been put in, Will resume her run to Everett to-
day.
Steamer Monticello made a trip to Port An
geles and return yesterday. Her new boilers
worked successfully and she Will be q much
better boat than before.
Steamer Clara Brown brought in seventy tons
OF -four from Tacoma and goes out today with
twenty-eight tons OF freight for Olympia and
Shelton. passing McNeiPs island II any passen-
gers desire to stop there.
Capt J. A. Hatfield. agent of the National
Mail Company, of Atehisou, Kan, has let thu
mail contract for the route including Sidney.
Chico, Butler, Charleston and TFacyton to Capt.
Seymore, OF the steamer Grace, to take effect
November /. Hereafter tue steamer will land
ct Hatfields wharf instead of Bakers as in the
past
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW york sepcx EXCHANGE

NEW YORK seocx KxcHAEGx
NEW YoeK. Oct ~ The stock market was
generally steady toy New England was sx-
cepsionally strong. D ssllers was severely
raided breaking iron sa to sls4; Chicago Gaa
was hammered down from gsi TO 924 AID the
general list weakened - mpathsticaiy. while
New England loss . part Of its early gains,
Electric advanced to LIZ
Government bonds-DuA
PelroIeum--0, tober. closed. 5051c-
FISAScTkL
NEW Yogx, Oct 29.-Ihs bank statement
shows 4 reserve increase OF Sl,a6l,G 09 and =
srecis increase OF a. Banks cow bold
Money On call-Easy; closed. offered. ~
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FOREIGN MARkE TS.
I'm ANCIAL

LONDON, Oct 29.-3ar silver, 50 1-iSi; consols.
96t4d. Bank OF England discount rate, pc
cent
BREADSTUFFs.
LrvERPooL, Oct. % --Wheat-0ffered freely:
No. red winter, dull, Is ID; red spring. dun,
6s H2d. Fiour-Ofered moderately: unchanged.
Corn-ohered moderately: steady. Spot, Is
SD; October. As 81 sd: November, IS SID: De-
ember, As Oh,
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Tn THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
county. state of Washington-fn the mat
iacorporatea nova In the hana. of ol 9smss
Hart, OF Slaughter. receiver. to be offered
tho Eth day Of sovembsr' isss' AZ he hour If 10
o'clock n m. prompt, upon the premises of said
milling company. the whole Of the plant AMI stock
mo. including the sawed lumber) OF the slaughter
Milling Company, Incorporated. including the
en- ines, boilers saws. pianers. tools, tackle and
implements n Ia good state of repair and c n
elton and until very recently In fuil operation
There are also large number of logs already cut,
aud many on the mill premises These Will also
be offered for SALE together with (I0) ten head of
oxen; all leases and Agreements as 10 timber " ii
20 with the sale. said sale To be made subject TO
the following terms and conditions towii: Sale
Ia be awarded 20 the highest bidder and subject to
confirmation by the superior court OF King county
Ope-four;h OF the amount bid and accepted pro
tan nj he time by the receiver must be paid 10
the receiver IN United sta es gold coin and in the
event o. The nonco hrmaiion said amount TO be
returned without deductions OF any kind; and II
coanrmsd the balance must be paid WITHIN three
days af.er notification by mail of acceptance by
Inc r,eeiysr or The deposit pad vi ,. forfeited
Receiver OF the slaughter Milling Co. Inc.
slaughter. King county. Wa>h., Oct %. 1892. .
lfAR~HARs NOTICE OF sErzuRE-IN
Ni the district court IL the United states for the
district OF Washington, Northern division In adj
Whereas, u libel hath been fled In the above
named court on the 9Th day of October, 1892. by
r.. Z. Hughes and strive & McMicken, prootors on
behalf Of Puget sound Tugboat Company, hbeii-
ants. against the steamship " illamette, her boil
Us Aathlrs hpPtte' anu aiieg
Tag that there due the said ibeiiants for sal.
wage in The sum of = "a. 900 and PRAYING that the
sald vessel may be con demned and sold to pay the
demands ofthe iibeliantS
Now, theref IRE. In pursuance OF the monttioD OF
the said court 10 me directed, ] have seized the
said steamship Willamette, her boilers engines
tackle. apparel and furniture. and do hereby give
public notice 10 all persons Claiming or % herwise
having any Interest In the said steamship Will
annette. her boilers. engines. tackle. apparel and
furniture. that they he and appear before the said
couri Mt seattle on the 18th day of November, A.
ID. 1892. nj % clock n 10, then and there 10 In
terposs their claims and make their allegations in
that behalf THOMAS X BROWN.
By IL 4. BIoFLow. u. 5. Marshal.
Deputy.
r. c. Hughes and strive & McMicken, Proctors
for ibellaDts.
Dated a, seattle, in said district. October a9fh,
isg2
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Portland Wheat Market.

PORTLAND. Oct 20. - Especial - Wheat -
Dull aud easy. Valley, $L22l s01L25; Walla
walla, sl-15 per Genital. Receipts were 81, 97s
oerfaia
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NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE OF sUSDRY
~ notes and accounis-Notice is hereby given
that |. Argus Mac antosh. trustee OF the firm Of
Ing business under The firm name OF q. w lib
bets & 90, and who hold by assignment from
them certain notes, accounts and water stock as
follows towts: Assigned by Gusfin tibbettS
noes amounting to - 363.56: open accounts
amounting 10 sl3 $50. 80 Assigned by q. W T.b-
betts d Co., notes amounting to 81 769. 10, ar
counts amounting TO $3.50 AZ, 100 shares Gil
man water stock. will sell the said and ae-
counts and water stock, all of them, TO the high
est bidder for cash. On the sidewalk on Froat
stree. M the entrance to the Merch ants National
bank IA the city OF Seattle, In the county OF King
stale OF " washington, on the l2Ih day of Move m
Der, 2Se2. commencing ~ the hour OF l O'Clock
o m aud continuing until said notes and accounts
end the whole thereof are sold.
Part OF said notes are secured by mortgage upon
real property. The sale will be absolute and due
sssi-nnents without fecourse) will be made by
me 20 the purchaser or purchaserA
these notes and accounts are several hundred In
nufnber aud complete list and description of the
same are To DO seen AZ this time and hencef0rth
continuously until the time of said ale, posted up
In the said Merchants National bank room, near
the town of Gilman and nj the posioffice the
Y he said notes and accounts will ne offered for
sHe severaily ar In lump. bidders may desire
- the time OF the sale. In the meantime written
DIGS Tor the ssne, OF any OF them at private sale,
are Invited
f~ignedl ANGUS MACINTOSH
Trustee for Dustin & 1ibbetts and George w. Tib-
belts 4 Co.
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Hills proposed
of of
nied TO rea a
is
money
the
A
r.. a.
County Commissioners
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Tacoma Grain Market.

TACOMA, Oct. Especial. Though there
was depressed market In the East. the de-
msnd was good at the decline. shippers are
looking Tor wheat but cannot meet sellers
views. Quotations were: No. l club, zoe per
bushel: No. blue stem. 7215c; Australian club,
72lac; barley, $40 50 per ton.
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
DISPENSARY


Drs. Merrill g. Merrill.
The most widely and favorably known specialists
on the Pacific Coast: The doctors are regular
graduates from the University OF the City OF New
York and of Long Island Coliege Hospital Brook
lvn New y orS and their long experience. remark
able skill and universal success In the treatn
and of Chronic diseases entitie those eminent
physicians 10 the full confidence OF the afflicted
everywhere. -
successful specialists. who are able to effect cures
in many cases that have been pronounced hopeless
They treat SCIENTIFICALLY and Sue
CEsSFuLLY, cure QUICKLY and PER
DISEASES, NERVOUS DEBILITY AND SEX.
UAL DISORDERS, PILES, FTSrULA AND
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Manhood, Night Emissions, Decayed Facntles
Rheumatism. Neuralgia Catsrrh, Bronchitis
Asthma Iumors, Eruptions. salt Rheun and
scrofula HYDRpcELE, VAkiCOCELE and
STRUCTURES radically ana safely cured with out
pain or detention from business and cures guaran-
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All defcrmities md impediments to marriage
ouickly removed
a CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE tor the
awful effects OF early ice and the numerous evils
that follow in its train.
Long experience. with unparalleled SUCCESS 10
the best evidence OF a doctors skill
DISEASES WOMEN also receive special
attention. Consult personally the OLDEST and
most EXPERIENCED SPECIALISrS on
the Coast. write. sending stamp. Consultation
free and confidential. fremont Block, Ola
Front street, Seattle.
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Hops-Qaies and steady: Pacific COST, 1926.
Cofee-Options closed steady, 5Qti5 points
sla.so: November. Sl5.oS; December, sl5.20t0
1855 Spot kio--Dul.
sugaF-Raw. easier; fair refining. 2 iS161Sc:
centrifugal, 7-l6Ssisc; refined. steady; stand
ard "a IS-l6S5e; eonfecfioners "a. 1i-l6t2
ssae; cut loaf, 3-l6Se51a; powdered. lS-!o(9oe:
granula.ed, iS-lstp,i &c; cubes ! l5-l6a55c.
Copper-Quiet ana easy; Lake, slI.6o(SiL5a
Iead-Qulet: domestic. SIS tGS 95
Iin-SteaGy: Straits, S20.SGs2o.60.
BOSTON STOCK Excasssk
BosToS, Oct 2a-Closing:
afchison ......... S9i4 san Diego ,....... IA
Mex Cen. tcorn'n) t5i
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2e.-whest-weak: fairly active;
opened CSC lower declined SC more on continu.
auee of yesterdays weakness and lower cables,
advanced is on large export purchases by the
shorts TO take profits, huctuated narrowly and
closed steady asc higher. Receipts were $4,000
bushels; shipments, $1,000 bushels.
wheat-steady; cash, 69s1c: December. 7iszc.
Corn-Steady; cash. {05sci December, io5aa.
osts-steady; cash, zoe; November, zoe
Rye-5siac.
Rarley-e5c
Flax-$li olx
Timothy-$l.6a
Whisky-Sl.I5.
Pork-Higher; cash. Sill 20; January, SlaA
Lsrd-Higher; cash, $40; January, $3.50
Shouiders-f749t3.J a.
Short cear--sS zoos %.
Short ribs-Higher: cash. siL7s; January
1918.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Oct 29.-Cattle- Receipts, $500;
stesdy and unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts. $1,000; slow; rough and COM
mon, So0GI5.25: mixed and packers, s. 95<ns IS:
prime heavy and butchers weights, s.. 6ot3aT 20.
sheep-Receipts, 1000; all sold; steady.
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BIZ THS.

BRASsoS-In seattle Saturday octsDer 20.
1892, to the wife Of J. A. SraasSo, son
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NAR~HAES NOTICE skIZrrRE.-IN
vi tis district court os the United states for the
district Of Washington, Northern division In
admiralty. No 56--
Whereas, libel hath been flied Ia the above
panel court on the TN day OF October A n
lSeZ. by +. {. Hughes aud strive 4 McMIcxen
procfors on behalf OF tEEet Sound Towag. Com.
pany, lloelsns against tsle steam ship VII annette
her lclsrS, engines, tackle. apparel and furniture
alleging that there Is now due 20 the said .elIants
fox salvage IN the sum OF 10000 and pravipg
thai the said vessel be couden ned ard sold n
pay demands OF the iiheliant..
Now. therefore. IN pursuance Of the nonitfon Of
the said court, to me directed. have seized the
said steamship Willamette her boilers engines
tackle, apparel and furniture and do hereby ri 80
public notice 10 all persons C aiming or otherwise
having any Interest in the SAID steamship william
cite. her boilers engines tackle apparel and fi--
niture. that they be and appear before the said
court at seattle, On the 18th day of November
A u. 1892, al 10 O'Clock a. m then and the = fo
interpose their claims and make their allegations
r. that behalf THOMAS r. BROWN
Ii. A. BfsELow. u i uarsbal
Deputy.
r. G. Hughes and strive & AcMicken Proc,crs
for iibellants
Dated at seattle. in said district. October 2eth,
1897.
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sUpoNIZ KA-aoRsE--On sunday evening. Octo-
Ter 80 1891 al the residence Of the tfscsasing
CLERGYMAN Kew. John y. Damon. Fifth ard
Mar ON streets. seattle. Basis Seponizka ~ s.
att ami y iSs kosiua A. Morse, daughter Of O.
y Morse Of sDoh0 mIsa-
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Prime paper. Saf16. Exchangs-Quiek Ass
for bankers bills: 81. S}s.t9l So for demand
BONDS
T. : Is, rex. lli1sles reg.....-... f0o@f
Z. :. is, coupon. Ia zPaoiie &C.. ....... NIX
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MOTTO Is HEREBY GIVE THAT THE
~ city tar rolls for the year 1872 COW in my
Office. and that all city taxes both real estate
and personal property, assessed upon said rolls,
Will become due and payable At my Office in the
city hall the first day Of November, A. ID.
1892 All taxes assessed upon said rolls not paid
before March first, A. ID 1898 AT O'Clock o.
m. will be declared delinquent aud . penalty of
per centum added. ADOLPH kRUG,
city Treasurer.
Date of first publication October S. 1892
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QUICK TINE TO SAN FRANCISCO
And all points in
CALIFORNIA
Via the Nj Shasta route Of ~
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CoMPANH
The oaly route
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
To an points
EAST AND SOUTH
rsr scnszc ROUTE OF THE PACIFIC ooAsA
Hxeursiea tickets to Los Angeles sad sst.r. hon
Seattle. SOFIA
PULLMAN BUFFET sLKEPEaA
PULLMAN sECoNDcLAss SLEEPING Cars
Attached TO express trains sGordng superior -
somnodAtions for second class passengers
Tw rates. tickets. sleeping car reservations
stc. call upoo or address
SBoMAsA GRAHAM, District Passenger Assnk
i.ll3 Psc.6c ave washington biocA). Tacoma.
Z r RoaEKA Assistant General 1rsisss ssA
Rasssasss Aren't Portland o.
,nEAr NORTHERN RAILWAY LINE
cattle & Montana RAILWAY, fafhkten " -outuerp
Railroad, New Westminster Il southern
Railway.
gIME CARD IN EFFECT JULY IL. 1884,
TO IRON
everett. MarysviIls sianvoot Mt Vernon. Fair
maven New whatcom. Blaine and
South Westminster.
Trains leave Seattle. so O. m
rains arrive seattle 800 p m
through cars between Seattle sad South West
.insfsr connecting with electric Hue for Van
II CDREFTT. Agea.
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CEATTLE. TACOMA AND OLYMPIA ROUTE
- The nav. fast and commodious steamer
CITY OF ABERDEEN,
Carrying passengers and freight, will leave on the
following schedule, DAILY, ExcErr DNbAIs ior
Tacoma MeNeiil's Island and Olympic, connecting
with boats 70 and from shelton and ksmitcnis
Leaves civ dock. seattle. at 800 q M; y z.
dock Tacoma. at 1920 a. m. arriving ~ Percivals
wharf olympia. nj 20 p. m Returning: Leaves
Olympia at 200 p. m; Tacoma at 5:3O p M ar
rive at Seattle 80 p. m.
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DORT ORCHARD
Navy Yard Route-Bremerton. Sidney
and Charleston.
STEAMER ELLIS
Leaves foot OF Washington street daily except
Sunday. at els a. II. and $3.50 p IN. The s:l5
a. trip includes head OF Port Orchard Excur
SION parties can be accommodated on Sundaya
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Ladies, Try Hits pure Vermont maple syrup
Guaranteed the best Ia the fxet
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!14RRF4G rs.

81. Charles unsyee,ensd cream.
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The Union Pacific 10 the oaly trsaseOntirentsl
line running two through trains daily from the
North west TO Omaha Kansas City. 81 Louis and
Chicago aud all points East Modern equip
ment, fast time aad the best Of service. ifcxes
Office 100 second ztres. A. &. Martin, agent
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DELLINGHAN BAY ROUTE
STEAMER WASCO
Leaves Merchants Dock, Seattle, Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturd ys ut o'clock a m. for
Edmouds. Clinton. Langley, Coupeville. uts lady.
FIdago City. Anacortes. Samish, Fairhaven.
WhaIcom and Sehome Tickets for sale at city
ticket office, S04 Second street.
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THOMAS ELMER DAVIS.

A Sketch OF tho Republican Nominee for
Governor-Hls Career MS Soldier, Busi-
moss Man aud Legislator.
Thomas Elmer Davis, of Grafton,
Taylor county. was born on November
0, 1874, at Simpsons, on tho line OF the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad in Harrison
county. His early life was spent
there acquiring the education which
fitted him for the remarkably
successful business career he has had.
In 1868 he enlisted in the Union army,
at tho age OF eighteen, as second lieu
tenant, was promated to frst lieuten-
ancy and served until tho close of the
war. He has been for years, and
still! is engaged, at Grafton, in
tho mercantile and banking busi-
moss. and has by his ability and strict
attention to busineta succ !eced in every
enterprise he has undertaken, and in
accumulating competence.
In tho election Of 1888 he was chosen
to represent the Tenth district, COM
prised OF tho counties of Barbour, Lewis,
Randolph, Tucker, Taylor and Upshur,
in the stats senate by au overwhelming
majority, running far ahead OF his
ticket, and took part in the memorable
session OF the legislature in which Gen.
Goff, who had been elected governor,
was deprived OF his seat by the Demo-
cratic majority OF one. Senator Davis
was one Of the most active Republican
members Of that body, not only in
shaping legislation, but in the great
battle for tho vindication Of the rights
OF the people in the gubernatorial con-
test.
In the long contest for tho election OF
the president OF the senate Mr.. Davis
was often voted for by tho party. In
the senate he is a member OF the COM
mittees OF finance, public and humane
institutions, federal relations, public
library and is chairman OF tho commit
toe on banks and corporations.
Mr.. Davis is plain. unassuming
man, is intensel y popular throughout
the state wherever he is known, on ac-
count of his genial nature, his business
integrity and his high moral character.
Few men possess IN SO great a
degree all the elements that
go to make up a popular
party candidate. He is not an
orator, but possesses the faculty Of OK
pressing his views in conversation on
public questions in terse, business
like way that carries conviction, while
his social qualities will win him friends
among all with whom he comes in con-
tact, and II elected governor will give
tho state a clean, honest, business adj
ministration.
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THE NTGHT SESSION.

T. E. Davis, of Taylor, Nominated for
Governor by Acelamntion-A Ringing
spoech-Hyer Gots tho Auditorship.
Special Dipatch 10 Me Ilteltgeleer.
HUNTINGDON. W. Va, ,August3.-When
the Republican state convention reas.
sembled for tho evening session the
crowd was even greater than before.
The aisles we're packed SO that it was
almost impossible to get passage. Mr..
Elkins' appearance was the signal for
renewed enthusiasm. The adjournment
had not had much effect on the dele
gates in this respect. As soon as he
had raped for order Mr.. Elkins said
that he had something to say; he want
ed to reason with the convention. He
did not wish to conceal his gratitude
for the expression OF the afternoon, but
II the convention trusted him enough
to become its candidate it must trust
him when he said he could not accept
its nomination. There were imperative
reasons why he could not accept He
hoped lie would be believed in this.
There were calls of all kinds succeeding
this statement.
The secretary proceeded to call the
roll. NJ. s. Holt, Of Lewis, named
Judge 7 P. Jacobs, Of Wetzel. John
A. Gibbens, of Mason, seconded Atkin-
sons nomination. w. II. Howard, OF
Mason, seconded Menager. F. @. Rey-
nolds, OF Mineral, seconded Atkinson.
W. S. Thompson, Of Monroe, seconded
Atkinson. Nicholas county said it was
for Atkinson, so said Pendleton, and
Peasants followed suit. F. II. McGin-
mis-, for Raleigh, seconded General
Duval. @. L. Haddox, of Richie, sec.
onded Morris. w. H. Wiley, of Marion,
seconded Morris. ]. Fl. Holt, OF Taylor,
spoke in behalf OF Davis. W. @. Hard,
man, of Tyler, seconded Atkinson. j.
w. Mcintyre. of Wetzel, withdrew the
name Of Judge Jacobs and seconded
Atkinson. T. A. Brown, Of Writ, sec
onded Morris.
Major Brazee, Of Fayette, on the com.
pletion Of tho roll call Withdrew Duval.
Heryey, Of Brooke, said Duval's name
was withdrawn because 1t was pre-.
sented without his consent. The with
drawal was made without any feeling
whatever. Davies, of Fayette, with.
drew Cooper in favor Of Davis. Ballot
ing then began with four candidates
left in the field, and resulted as follows:
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D1sGRAoEFun CONGRESS.

None Ever Approached Adjournment
with Less to Inspire Public Respect
Than tho Present Democratic House
A Totally Incompetent MaIority-They
Had tho Ropo and They HayO Hung
Themselves.
Special DiIpGIeh to The Trts'li7enea.
WAsuGxdToN, D. @. August SAIL
is confusion in respect to the time
when tho present Congress will ad-
journ. The big Democratic majority in
the house has found itself absolutely
incapable Of transacting the public bus
mess and unless there is some way out
OF the tanglc by tomorrow night several
important bureaus OF tho government
will havc to suspend tor lack OF an ap-
preparation.
Ii is generally agreed that tho Demo-
cratic caucus OF this afternoon has not
in any way afforded q settlement OF the
voxcd question OF the S5,00O,000 appro-
priation for tho Chicago Worlds Fair.
Tne absenteeism which has marked
tho present house throughout the ses-
sion is on the increase and II quorum
is now secured it will bc by tho APP
pointment Of sufficient number
oi deputy serGeants at arms to
arrest absentecs and bring thom
to Washington. Speaker. Crisp and
the Democratic leaders are palpably
incapable OF handling an emergency OF
the presently kind and there is grumb-
ling all over tho Democratic side OF the
house at their incapacity.
No session ever approached adjourn
mcnt with so little TO excite public re-
spect. Tho Democratic managers have
steercd the houle into a muddle from
which they seom unable to eStricate 1t.
A committee is investigating charges
OF drunkenness mRde against members ;
representatives from all sections arc
absent and will not return oven under
threat Of arrest, and important
branches OF tho government arc
threatened with starvation, because
iuw leaders cannot agree among them
se.ve,. II is u sorry spectacle. But 1t
is tho true picture Of a Democratic
house of representatives with major
ity Of $50.