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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11

June g. June 10 Diference,:
Loans SAID 900 zoo sfl4 iOO. ECO Dec. ~. go 900
snscia 7O1;G 100 G95.93oO Dee. 6371uO
J"ral.,cnders SO fs3 go 30 23COl Dee. 906QHOl
nenos;s All III 900 4ls 90 GOO Dee. -, is5 Il
rirculatlon - $50 200 j,Gl3.5o0 Inc. 1900
The following shows the relations between the
total reserve and the total deposits at the re-
spective dates:
Specie .. s7O.l5G 100 90 co Dc. sG27 100
Legal.terlders 50 Os3 900 1868 0C0 Dec. 9,Odu'oJ
Total reserve 81 rs 800 $li9132.3O0 Dec s3ssCoo
Reserve rsdufef 49, - 50, ,,,.
against deposit, l07 $4,000 l0i51l,ilO Dec. o'-l1V
Surplus - scOas7. 800 f42o,:o OF Dc. fjjjj 90
The Clearing House statement was ~ fol
lows For to-day-EXohangcs SIS. 7@j. $50; bal
ances, S4,l3j429. For Hast wcek-EAclang,~,
$5G3, S,1i6: lGlanc,s :, S30,l 800.
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= ALEsMEN.-A SNAP FOR TRAVELLING MEN
- who Visit many towns and villiee,; daily
expenses easily made IA fifteen minutes while watt
Ing for . train. appointing AGENTS no soes 70 make,
"ROwIYS." Lock Box SIS. Chicago
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FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NEW-NOPK
1MpOETs or MERCHANDISE At NEw.foNk
1871. l-'2 lrv".
-, .1 ii ~ <"S 81 90 0,9 ~ $40 99l
i,,,,,t Al. rrhand.n Gc-o.36 o1f10j? S.B1O3F'
.r,i ,.- th, ,o.k - OIL sot al G7Otis $40 1880
Sine. Jan. .-- -i---'-."'' - - ,'' '''
IMPORTS OF SPECIE 1T NEW.iORk.
= ,,. ,,ct siG ifj ss7H'' -, "a
~ tf l3.9is7 G73,H3i 7.i"?.jo9
rxpoHTs OF SPECIE At NEW.YOiK.
-, ,,,.s =, 81 eos - 0I0ll9 81 90. COS
Since Jan. l.....---.- ~" SIS 49, ~..
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WHAT WAS DONE N STOCKS.

Stocks advanced under active and vigorous
buying, which appeared 10 bc chiefly for the
long account. There dearth OF important
news. but this was rot an uniavorab" feature.
What there tended to confirm the newly
aroused confidence. hc reorganization of the
Richmond Terminal Company may be considered
as virtually completed. The deposits Of securI-
ties under the plan have been 50 large that th"
minority interest in the Terminal. or constlt1-
emit companies will be absolutely pOwcrless. The
reorganization of thc Reading Railroad is not
equally assured. but progress l. being mide
daily and. although the tine Is short. the pro-
pOsa may be accepted By the holders OF III"
general mortgage bords and foreclosure pro
ccedngs prevented.
The movement fairly uniform. although
the largest gains were made by industrial stocks
and spccialtics. General Electric gained .. SUGAR
Refining per cent. and Chicago Gas nearly
as much. while Lake Shore closed withonn
change and Erie. Rock l-llnd and . few Other
substantial stocks Of the same class CARED onlr
small fractions. Last PRICES. however. wVr"
about the best. AMI final advances amounted -
about per cent on the average. The publlca-
ton of the bank st1tciEent was not sufficiently
bad 70 check the upward movement.
TIE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Sales Of Government bonds amounted 10 $40
900 registered IS AZ l0l -. and $4,000 coupon
IS az Ill "a. The sales said 70 b" for
Western account. Closing quotations were a.
follows:
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OFFICE OF TIE
Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company,
227 SOUTH POuRTH STREET
Philadelphia. May ID. 1923.
TOfhc UOIierS OffHc General Hort
gage B0mds IT the PhiiHdcIPhi"
anu RcndinD RdirOdd COmpnny

Tho holders Of the general mortgage hoads % the Phla
qucsted TO call at orcc u the conplns. and gn
tn pO Ut between TIE rEii9d 'p.il AMI Road
Ing Railroad COMPANY the Pennsylvania Company for In
sufancc. Lives and Granting Annute, and The holders
OF e'n,ra rglge boId 70 tn sac g. tie said Penn
syNa (ompiny for In-grances Live, and training
Annucs truscc iof cash par Of Ten coupons. OF the
registered they beg ming with that %
July 1898 1nd Including that Of Jan. 1895 10 b" held
security proposed issue ~ coupon tu, ccluh
dance with the provisions Of the plan 10 the
,eadjn,.mcnt Of the affair. Philadelphia and Reading
Iron Comrsny AMI the FUNDING ., the naitins aud
other indchrdaess IN default The agreement also
gives bondho der the to t1kc sld cCrtina
par instead selling the coupons ana
rcdceHobic AZ lsj per accrued in
iercst out OF the FIRST moneys sppl.cabh thereto.
Soiice hereby given that Ia order that the plan
be- ONE operative ard be c.rF into
tia: holders upward ninety per gen.
rra mortgage bond, should b.tonc p,rt.c ,lid
ar cncni before the 2lst day OF June 1895 the
Ilai viii BE- abndo1cd
Copies all plaa and exploratory statement and
OF tie pr0po.cf agreement the gen bond
holder. can b. obtained The orcco o, the company No
a2f south Forrt, St. Phad pha Farmers loan
and Trust Comrny Ncw.York and Da Lv o)d House Oli
Eroad st, LONDON.
by order Of the Bonrd Of Managers.
JOSEPH =. HARRIS.
President.
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State issues neglected, and there wcre NJ
sales of city bank stocks
The demand for railway bonds was not satisfied
and prices continued 10 move upward. CHICAGO
and Northern Pacific frsts ros, . per cent = -,
closing active at their highest point. ana Northern
Pacific consol js gained the fraction az "a 81
after sales at %. Missouri Kansas and Texas
issues were also exceptionally strong AMI iir-t a.
closed the fraction higher AZ - B., will seconds
advanced ! Der cent to I3. Many other issu'5
which were less active recorded fractional gains
Reference il made to Our full report Of bond sales
Rates for can loans AZ the Stock Fyrhan.c were
nominal as usual on Saturday, but a small bust
ness was done at 3 per cent.
The SubTreasury was debtor 10 the Clearing
Housp SGg6.slJ.
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OFFICE or THE
Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company,
2!7 SOUTH FOURTH ST.,
Philadelphia, May 30. 1913.
To the Stockholders Of the Phii0-
dciphiU 0nd ReadiuD RdiirO0d

The stockholders of the Philadelphia and Reading Rail
road Company requested 10 call the Office OF the
company and present their certificates To be stamped with
the a.scnfcd." and aliN their signatures
transfer their certificates Of stock % five
Trustees be held by them for the term Of seven
upon terms for TIE purposes set out In the
posed agrccIi,nt between the Philadelphia AMI Reading
Railroad Comlany ami It's stockholders. said agreement
cond tions Of plan Submitted by the
board Of Manaecr. the REIMBURSEMENT Of the affairs q!
the philadelphia ana Reading Railroad Company AMI the
Philadelphia aad Reading Coal and lion Company and
the funding Of the boating and othc Indebtedness now IN
default.
Notice is hereby given that IN order that the plan may
become opera,c AMI carried into effect IL i
,t the holder, least 60 cent Of the shares Of
the stock OF TIE Philadelphia AMI leading Railtoai Com
many shouI become pac, 10 the said agreement on or
bofor, tho y :; day June. 1898, or the plan Will BE-
abandoned
Comics OF the sail plan and explanatory ment, and
of tho pr,ro.d agreement to be- slsncl by the stock
ho,de,s ,,, c obtained at the Offices OF the COMPANY.
eo7 south rou,th ST. philadelphia, The Farmers Loan
and Tr:.t Company New.York, and Dlshwo)d House.
Old u Dad So. London
By order Of the Board Of Mnnngcr-.
JOSEPH =. HARRIS,
urcs ideuf.
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yrc yrrun

~ OyrON,s ICECREAM Is THE OLD standard, re.
IL laile ice-cream; always pure rich and heal HUI
French and American all favors; try II; you will like II
and win use none other Dcpots: 30S ihaye., sos 9Th
ave- I,oI0 9th-aye and l42 West 12oth-st.
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OFFICE OF
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.
MILLS BUILDING, II BROAD.Sr,
June 10. 1898.

MILLS BUILDING II BROADST,
June 10. 1898
To the Preferred aud Common Stockholders OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company:
In accordance Resolutions 81 the Board OF Directors
Of Nor;hc Pacific Railroad Company there VIII be
Offered on June 30. ls?s the Prcfc red and Common
Stockholders the Company OF record on that date
TWELVE MILLION DOLLARS OF ITS FIVE.YEAR
six FER CENT COLLATERAL TRUST GOLD NOTES
AT THE PRICE OF TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. AND
TIE ACCRUED INTEREST FROM NAY !, lS9%
Subscription with full particulars Of the Trust
the underlying the trust notes will be
stockholders iccod upon the closing OF The
book, on June 3oth, 1893.
Notes have been already undcrwren. subject TO the
StOckbolders right Of insnrug tho
plnc ing Of the entire ount.
BY ORDER CT THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
THOMAS +. CAKES,
President.
To the Preferred and Common Stockholders Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
NEW.YORK, June TO- 1893.
For the purpose Of enabling stockholders 10 exercise
thFr right to subscribe twelve million $4,000 COO
Five year Six per cent Collateral Trust Gold Notes.
tho transfer tho Prefer 81 and Common Stock OF
the Northern Railroad Company will be closed at
p NJ Friday. June 30th. 1898. and reopen at 10 A. NJ.
Monday. July 3lst. 1893
Ely ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
GEORGE =. BAXTER,
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NORWICH LINE.

FOR BOSTON and all points North ana Last. Drecs
youtS 10 NEW.I.oNDON NOKwICH, AMI Voc Is Ter.
steamers leave Pie % god number NT,m s ins, tsHs
ccrted az r. NJ. Tickets aud slater 9ins se,u!eu ~
principal ticket ofccs IN Newioik, BiooHh jersey lily
pier 10 o
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finantial.
OFFICE OF
THE PHILADELPHIA and READ
ing RAILROAD COMPANY,
NO. 2a7 SOUTH FOURTH ST., PHILA.
PHILADELPHIA. June 2, 1873.
TO the Security Holders:


THE PLAN or REIMBURSEMENT PROVIDES A.
FOLLOWS.
1. For a present issue Of slI.O0O.O00 Collateral
Trust Bonds which will not impair the rights OF
any Of the other securities Of the Company.
p For the par they NATURE "i the co"'
pons Of the General Nor Bonds for the ncxth'e
years. but only " the necessities OF the Company
require t.; IL not, the coupons will be- paid IN cash.
g. For certain concession. by the Lrhgh Valley RniI'
road Company. md by the bomdholdcr' OF tue
Philadelphia, Rca ding and New England R"iTe"d
Company. the Get,y. burs and Harrisburg Kniir"""
Company, the philadelphia and Frankfort Railroad
Company. and the Lnnca,tcr and Qunrry'iilc
Narrow Gnuac Railroad Company.
4. For n Voting Trust for seven yeats.
s. A syndicatc representing $4,000 900 Is pledged
10 carry thr plan into effect if the as.enfs OF the
General Mortgage Bondholdcrs and stockholders
are sufficient.
TIE PLAN ACCOMPiI>HEs:
1. The proceeds Of the Collateral Trust Bonds VIII
Iiandntc the iniing debt Of the Companyi re-
lease from jeopardy sf3.O0O.pOO Of securities
now pledged for 0,s67 900 of debts pay of Nil
the outstanding notes of the Company Tor
equipment now in and necessary for the opera
lion Of the rond; cancel nll prior coupons pur'
cha rd, and pay all overdue claims.
> Avoid. foreclosure mud consequent d Immigration.
g. In.u,c- intcrc., on the General ,Iorranse Bonds
for h,c years. and possibly for MI time.
T. Preserves the interests OF the Income Bo"dho'ders
and Stockholders, In order that they may derive
the benefits 10 result from the natural increase in
tho business. AID from conservative and cco-
uomicai administration.
). Preserve. tn, valuable connertioas mndc since
1880.
o. Insure. n continuity OF management for seven ycnrs'
Undetermined BY contest. for control by unfriendiy
or spec uati,e interest.
CONDITIONS or Success OF PLAN:
l. The n..cn, Of the holders of Ninety cent of the
General Mortgage Bonds.
3 The -.cnr ofthc holder. Of sixty cent. Of the
stock.
These a..enis rnu-i be given by JtNE21 1898, by
signaturc. TO the agreements In person or by powers
OF attorney.
Copies Of the plan. explanatory statement nRrec-
application to the Farmers Loan nnd Trust Conn
pnny cw.York, ~ south Fourth 81, Philadelphia
and Dn.hw God House, OF Brcad - London.
General Mortgage Bondholders mud stockholders
a.,cning the psn do not thrrcb, bind themselves
10 .ub,cribe TO the Collateral Trust Bonds.
JOSEPH :. HARRIS.
President.
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MONEY WANTED.-We hive upwards of
vi ZOO ooO invest bet nrscas, nortg,rc security
in southern ca iorpIa and can csd y in,e as all
solicit.d MORTIMER HARRIS. Los Angeles Cal
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financial
OFFICE or THE
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD COMPANY.
227 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
Philadelphia, May 30. 1898.
TO the Holders of the Mortgage
Bonds Of the Philadelphia, Read
ing Nnd NcW- England Rditr00d
Company:

holder, OF the bonds Of the Philadelphia LEADING
and New England Railroad Company, guaranteed by mo
Philadelphia and Reading Ralroad Company ae hefeoy
requested call the Offices OF the Phiiodepna anu
Reading Railroad Company and 10 sign an agreement 10
accept payment OF the registered interest and coupons a
they mature beginning May l. 1898, for three anc
a half years in the per cent mortgage bonds oil me
said Philadelphia Reading AID New.Engand haiiioa'
Company
It Is necessary that the holders Of the said bonds
should with the other creditors OF tire company I'D
accepting tho offered by or before the
2st day Of June the plan for the readustment
Of the Affairs Of the Philadelphia ana Reading Railroad
Company will be abandoned.
Copies Of the said agreement be obtained at the
Offices Of the Company 2o7 Fourth Street, Paila
dcpha
BY order Of the Board of Managers,
JOSEPH =. HARRIS,
prcs Leuf.
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CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA SToChs
TIE HANK STATEMf.N'


By the operations of the Ncw-Iork Sub-Trcas-
ury in the week ended last night the associated
banks lost Sl.a2j,3o2. Tie weekly bank STATE
mcnt. published today, showed an aycra!" loss IN
cash of 296sS 900 The actual loss probably
was considerably larger than even this sum. and
NAV have exceeded Sl0.500.00O The prominent
feature of the statement. however, was the rcluc-
lion of nearly Sl2,500,oo0 in DEPOSITS, although
the contraction in loans amounted to only
$4,000 900 This was fairly consistent with the
other changes but was affected undoubtedly by
Withdrawals, estimated at from S2.000,000 10
SO 0OO,G in consequence OF the opening OF the
new National Bank. which il, OF course, not Yet
member Of the Clearing liouse Association. IN
this case the money l. sill in use in the city, a.
though il does not appear Ill the statement IN
unfavorabn feature Of the statement was TN
near apr zach of loans 70 deposits the dleren''
being only little more than $500. OO1. Inc
result of all the changes was loss III the s'lr,
plus reserve Of S6,j66, 500, bat the banks stu
hold in excess of legal requirements 81 l.l2O,aOo,
against S23,54j.S $50 in the corresponding week
year ago and SiO,4S4,s25 in the same week in
the preceding year
The following the comparative statements
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THE WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT.

The receipts from customs reported from Wash
ingtOn to-day were S6?l ,30i from internal reyc-
me Slj6.003. and from miscellaneous sources
AL. The Treasury received S-20G2o Nn-
tonal bank notes for cdcmptlon and III" receipts
on this account for the week ended to-day
amounted to Sl,j77,4o5 To secure National bank
note circulation it holds STA, 900 in these
bonds:
Gu Gun. Teney 40 %37 90
lo1i and hai cr cc1tscxdrd al per u 09s 900
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week,
S2G9, 800: bonds h"ld to secure clrcul1tion with
drawn &l25. OO0: National bank circulation out,
standing-currency notes, - ,'.%Vj,o5?; s,nl
notes, S00,jI7: against which the Treasury holds
S2O.scs, 513 lcga-tcndcr money for the rdcHp-
ton OF Surrendered circulation.
In London British ConsOis further advanced
Lie pcr cent 70 30 Lilo for MONEY and 90 l-S
for the account The Bank Of England camel
81 O9. 900 bullion on balance. In the open mar
kct money was again EASIER ~ ga T.. p pr
anccs Bar silver quoted steady AT ~ l-'d
an ounce American railway shares advanced
eteadly and closed without reaction ~ farls
Frcnch :, pcr cents re "A few ccnt!mcs lower AZ,
as ~ > The weekly statement Of the Imperial
Pank of Germany showed dccrcase in specie OF
3,420,00O marks. - .
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company giHcs
notice that il will offer on June 30, 20 the pre-.
ferr,d and common stockholders OF record on INA
date 81 =. 900 900 of the hvc-ycar per cent coz
lateral trust gold notes OF that COMPANY AZ 49, y?
nor cent ard accrued interest from Nav ], lS"'.
The notes have been already undorwrIttcn, SUI
cc, 10 the STOCKHOLDERS rieht Of subscription
thus insnring the placing OF the entire amount.
The transfer hooks close June 30 and reopen
The a,.a.nts TO the Rcading plan up to the clo'c
If business to-day, London and New-lork cN1,
ccntcd amount 20 Sl2,132,OOo Of the @"hcfm
mortgage bonds. AID lo2,3fl shares OF common
T. following table gives tn crrrcnt quotations
# city bank stocks together with their par value
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DISTRICT VETERANS.

bill of considerable interest to District vet
Grams of the late war has been introduced by
Senator Davis, of Minnesota, and Mr.. BarthaId,
OF Missouri, at the instance of one of these
veterans, Mr.. Daniel Genau, who is indefat-
igable in his efforts TO secure recognition of the
important services rendered by the District
militia, under Gen. Charles p. Stone, late In
spector-General of the District. The history
of that officer during this time, who organized
81 companies in the District at the beginning
OF the war, and who. after being deprived Of
his command in the field subsequent to the
battle at Stone River, went to Egypt, where he
became known as Stone Pasha, is graphically
told by himself in an article published some
years ago under the title, Washington on the
Eve of the War"
The bill provides that the services of the
men recruited by him should be included in
the computation of the time of service of 80
days volunteers in the District, and giving
them also the benefit of any discrepancy be-
tween the time of their honorable discharge
and the end of their term of service to the
limit of ID days. as in many cases their arms
were needed for troops from other sections sent
forward through the CITY
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Senate, but it was not until about 2 o'clock
that Senators began to respond in sleepy and
reluctant manner The calls toward morning
came at more frequent intervals and Senators
began to show the effect of broken maps and dis
turbed slumbers.
Mr.. Allen took his seat at about o'clock
q. m having spoken continuously for 10 hours
Mr.. Martin took the floor At $50. on the
plea of an important engagement, he yielded
tho floor to Mr.. Stewart. Before Mr.. Stewart
began his speech Dir. Dubois suggested the alb
senee of quorum, and a r0ll-cali was ordered,
disclosing the presence of 46 Senators. Mr.
Stewart acclaimed with effect to the galleries.
resting only when ut frequent intervals, and ut
the instance of one of his silver colleagues the
Clerk dropped the p!ummet and sounded the
Senate to ascertain if quorum still held out.
These calls, by the way, had so increased in
frequency during the evening as to bear out the
idea that the silver men were executing their
threat of putting the screws on" Ii was GER
tain that. instead of being merely annoying, as
at first, they were rapidly becoming intolerable
to he tired and exasperated lawmakers.
At this time the Senate galleries were over
flowing with spectators, aud there were large
crowds pushing and jostling on the staircases
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Carroll D. Wright, che new census Superin-
tendent, expects to first complete the three
leading features of the census-population.
agriculture and manufactures. He purposes
then to preserve all the main features of the
subsidiary topics, keeping in mind lines of
positive value. leaving out, if anything, those
which are simply interesting. The work is
now progressing very satisfactorily.
Ellis Mills, formerly Secretary to Minister
Blount, and only recently appointed Consul
General to Hawaii, departed from San Fran
cisco, for Honolulu, in advance of Minister
Willis The statement is again made that Dir.
Mills is engaged to marry Marie Ahfong,
daughter of a prominent Chinese merchant of
Honolulu. Marie Ahfong is now in Chicago
with her mother and married sister, but is ex-
pected to return with them next month TO pre-
pare for the celebration of the nuptas of Capt.
Whiting and Miss Eta Ahfong, which occur in
December.
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Mr.. Bailey TEX, d. has introduced bill
III. r. 393) providing that no person shall be
entitled TO receive any pension from the Gov
ernnent of the United States who has, indie
pendently of such pension, a net annual in-
come of 5000 or more, or who owns property
to the value of $1,000 or more. That the names
OF all persons having a net annual income of
$500 or more, or owning property to the value
of $4,000 or more, who are now receiving a PEN
sion from the Government of the United States,
shall be stricken from the pension-rols. That
the Secretary Of the Interior is hereby author
lied TO establish such rules and regulations as
he may deem necessary for the enforcement of
tho provisions of this act.
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SATURDAY, OcT. IA.

In the Senate but six-hOar session was held.
Amendments to the rules for the purpose of pre-
venting the minority from effective filibustering
were presented. One was by Mr.. Lodge Mass,
T. J. to the effect that t shall not be IN order at
any time for any Senator to read speech either
written or printed, and that Senator who is
present and refuses to vote shall be counted for
the purpose of making quorum; another by
Mr.. Gallinger IN. H.. R. to the effect that
when majority of the entire membership re-
quests i'll writing that debate shall be closed on
any bill or resolution, the paper shall be re-
ferred to the Committee on Rules which shall
report within five days an order setting day
and hour when the vote shall be taken and
such report shall not be open to amendment or
debate.
Mr. Hill addressed the Senate on his resOlu-
tion introduced, providing that upon roli-cali
(other than to determine presence OF Guorum)
any Senator present and paired may announce
such pair, but the Senator SO present aud paired,
but not voting. shall be counted for the pur-
pose of making quorum.
This resolution was debated at length, to
finally go over without action.
The silver-pu rchase bill was taken up. Mr..
Jones addressed the Senate in opposition to the
BILL
Before Mr.. Jones finished he yielded to Mr..
Voorhees, motion to adjourn. Mr.. Voorhees,
concluded with the remark that if there is
anybody who thinks the friends and advocates
of this bill have surrendered or have it in con-
temptation to surrender. desire to answer that
we have only begun the fight"
With that the Senate at sos adjourned.