The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-23
ANTI. OPTION BILL PASSED,
BY a Vote Of i6O 10 81 The Measure
Goes Through the House.
THE VOTE 4 K0N-PARIISAN ONE.
forty-seven Republicans Vote in the Ar
hrmative and sixty-One Democrats
In the Negative.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 22.-At 4:i5
o'clock this afternoon the antl-opti0n
bill passed the House by a vote an
nounced to be, yeas, 80; nays. 81; present,
and not voting, l. The result was reach
ed after two hours consideration OF
amendments to the bill, under the five
minute ruie and an hours speech by
Mr.. Hatch, the author of the bill. sum-
ming up the arguments in its favor. In
committee Of the whole an amendment
offered By Mr.. Boatner Dem, La, pro-
yiding that the bill should not apply to
transactions where the delivery OF the
articles traded in was intended, and
which arose IN due course Of business,
failed OF adoption by d tie vote. An
amendment offered by Mr. Aldrlch (Rep.,
Ills) to include trading in nOur within
the provisions Of the bill, and an amend
ment offered by Mr. Cox (Dem, Tenn.),
amended on motion Of Mr.. Lacy (kep.,
Iowa. eXempting from the provisions Of
the bill sales for future delivery by the
owner of the article, or his duly au-
thOrized agents, and relieving the seller
from liability where failure to deliver the
article sold was due to failure in trans
pOrtation or other fault Of common
carrier beyond the sellers control, were
agreed TO In the committe OF the whole.
But In the House the latter amendment
was rejected, so that the bill as finally
passed was the bill that came from the
addition of -four to the list Of articles
which may not be traded in.
THE VOTE IN Dz1AI.
The vote in detail is as follows:
feas3Democrats: Abbott Alderson,
er On. O., Branch, Bretz. Brlckner,
Brookshire, Brown Bunn' Caminett, Cam
non (Cal), Capehart, Clark Mo). Cobb
tAla), Coekrell, Coffeen, Conn. Cornish.
Cox Crawford, Dearmond. benson, Dins-
more, Dockery English CaL), EnlOe,
Epes, tlthlan, Forinan, Fyan, German,
Grady Hal, Mlo2, Hammond, Hare,
Holman, Hooker Oiss), Hunter, Ikert,
hrbbs, Kyle, Lane, Latmer Lawson.
Livingston, Maddox, Mallory Martin
Qnd), McCreary, McCulloch. McDannold,
ney. McRae. Money. Montgomery. Nor
gan, Moses. Nell, ogden. Paynter, Pear
son, Pendleton (W. Va. Richardson
SMichl' Richardson Crenn), Robbins,
Stallings Stockdae Talbert. Tate, Tay-
Tor QndO, Terry, Turpin, Tyler, Wheeler
tAia.), Williams (Miss), Wise. Woodard-
Republicans-Aitken Bowers (Cal).
Broderick Bundy. Burrows Chckering.
Cooper CNis), Cousins. Curtis kansas,
Dolliven Doolittle, Funston. Gear, Grow.
Hager, Hainer. Haugen. Henderson OllJ,
Henderson dowa), Hermann, Hit. Hop
kns Qll), Houk, Hulick, Hull, Johnson
Ondiana), Lacey, Linton, Lucas. Marsh.
Mlliken, Murray, Perkins, Picker Smith,
c. ". Stone Pa.). Strong. Sweet, Taw-
ney. Thomas, Updegra1 Wanger, Waugh.
Wheeler Oll). Wilson (OhiO), Woomer,
Wright Oa.l-47
Popullsts-Baker Kansas). Bell (Col).
Boen. Davis, Harris. HudsQp. KEN. Nc
keighan, Pense, Simpson-lO
Nays-Dcmocrats. Baldwin. Bartlett,
Barwig. Bell (Texas). Black Ga). Boat
ner, Bynum, Cabaniss, Cadmus, Clancy.
Clarke (Ala.), Cobb, CoOmbs. Cooper
Fia.). Cooper Cfexasl, Covut Grain,
CUMMINGS. DeForest. Dunn. English (N.
j., Erdman. Everett Geissenhainer,
Goldseir. Gr8l9m, Griffin. Haircs. Han
IMInn). Harter. Hendrix, Lapham. Les
ter Lyrch. MagT er. Mcguire. McAleer
McEttrick McGann, McNnllln, Meyer.
O'Neil CMass). Page. PasChal Patter-
son, Pendleton (Texas). Piggott. Price.
Ritchie. Russell (Ga). Ryan. SOmers.
Sperry. Springer. Tarsney. Tracey. Tur-
ner {Ga9. Warner. Washington. Neadock,
Republicans: Adams dly). Aldrich.
Baker ~ H., Barthol. Cogswcll. Dat
zen, Draper, Fletcher, Funk Gardner
Hartman. Johnson (N. ID. Loud Louden-
slayer, Mercer, Qulgg, Reed Reyburn.
Russell Comm. Shaw, Stephenson. W. \.
Stone pa. Storer. Wadsworth, Walker,
and Wright CMass)-26
The general deficiency bill for the year
ending June 80. 1894, was made the order
of business for tomorrow, and the House
took a recess until o'clock the evening
session being for the consideration OF
private pension and relief bills.
The House. in committee of the whole
considered fifteen private pension bills,
and at 1870 adjourned