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THE BLOOD is the source Of heAlth. Keep
il pure by taking Hoods Sarsaparllls,
which is peculiar to itself, and superior In
strength, economy and medicinal merit,
HOOPS Pulls are purely vegetable, care
fully prepared from the best ingredients.
Twenty five cantg
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ptonb.atA.

y~y>NNN~~~IOO~~>NSN~~~ >INS~NN~->>n
SEALRD PROPOSALS. WILL. BE RE
!? seiTed by the undersigned until ruosday,
the hrst day ~ May, 1921, for the building of
new N y, Church at pcoltvllln, Pa. Plans
y. Peek, Peehvllle, IA, 1be building COMMIT.
toe regerYesriglt 70 reject any or al bids
".N II, CHAPMAN. aec. Butldhk tpm..
q, ~, BOX JoS, .PeckvIno, Pa.
Aprl lsl, Rgi stsy l.4lst.t. 49,
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ElsctrIo Bittsrs.

This remedy rs becoming 80 well known
and 80 popular as 10 need no special men-
tioR. An who have used Electric Bittsrs
sing tbs saHe soRg OF praise IA puTvr
medicine does note1ist and 1T Is guaTan-
teed to do all that is claimed Electric
Bitters will cure su diseases Of the Liver
snd Kidneys, will remove Pimpes, Soifs
salt Rhsum and sshsT eIectieus caused bJ
irspsre blocd.--S;il drive Malaria froIa
The system and 2Ts7cnt as =Scll rs egTe nil
6slarial feTeIs. eurs OF heAdacbe.
Contlspstion and Indigestion tTy Electric
BitteTs--Entife satisfaction guaranteed,
or moaey refunded Price - cts and 81
per bottle at Matthews Bros. Drug store
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base BALL GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Brooklyn
Brooklyn. 40 0 0 0 o 3 4 rs
Philadelphia 0 y OO0 y l. 2
Hits = Brooklyn, 10. Philadelphia, :,
Errors brooklyn, y; Philadelphia, 2. Bat.
Clemtnts Unlpire-oRourke.
At Baltimore
Baltimore ....1 0 0 . 0 o 0 o. .
Boston......0 2 0 3 q o 0 K =
Hits Baltimore H. Bo4tou. f. Errom
Baltimore y. Boston, L. Batteries
Mall tne apd Robinson Nichols and Ryan.
Umpire Hurst.
At Louisvile--
Louisville, 30 o 0 D / 0 o 0-1
Htisburg .-,.O o 0 o o q Z
Hts Louisville }, pitbbarg, 3 ERRORS
--Loufyille, O; Pltubnrg, / Batteries
Heumlrg aud Weaver, dumbert ard
Mack. Ump're--9wartwoOa
AT WashIugtou-
Washington. - u % a q o q l. .
New Gors...O gI - D o r--l4
Hits-- -E-cshipctca. :. New York. IL. Er-
ps:s--H HhshiG gton 8: New IoTE- G. Bat
taFins-- AsrcsE. Aagl Cld AcGs!fc. Ger
DRn ana DOyis. Lmpire-IyGch.
at CiudlIS,i---
Gacinnsu "a q Q . ? . o. 8
Cleveland .l o o % % v G-l
Hits Cincinnati, S, Cleveland. o Er-
roTs-Cincinuau, :; Cleveland, p Batter
iss--CHppy, Dwyer suI OConuor, Guam.
bsglalu and Anrphy bmpys-LmsIie
At s.; Lnuis---
81. LOUIS. ..,..l 4 / o . 0 @ 4 O--lS
ChicGgo. ......l l o v D y v v - :
Hitf-st. Louis Is. Chicago, 8. Errors
81. Louis. o. Chicago. @ Batteriee-Haw-
ley and Buckley. Hutchinson and KIT.
fridge. Umpirc- Mcqu1do.
oTHEB GANEs FtAYED
at Reading
BEADING .-....i % OOtl a. z
Buffalo. o...n,..V J ] Og 0 o. b
HIts--RoRlipE IL. BuGalo. O. Errurs--
ReAding .. Buffalo Q Ea'ior.o5- Iena,on
and Fox; MulAal and UrquhRFl Umpire
WILSON.
Al Harrisburg
Harrisburg IL o 0 q 0 o = o l.
Cubau Giant..S o . Ue . 0 l. 8
Hi,s-lIsrrsburg, :; Cuban Giants. !.
Errors Harrisburg, q, Cuban Gihats. "
BEttgra-Mackie. Mooney aud sminS;
seldom and Williams Umpire-Gambe
At EasloD--
Eaaton. ...,,...e 002lb x..i5
Lafayette C0llege0 ? y o 0 o 0 q -
Bsttsrcs- Holmes Wilson sad Weutei
Darlington, Cri5well aud Barclay.
At Prinoetou-- ....
Princeton. 80 0 D 0 OO1- 4
Univ'sy Of Pa.o ! 0 . 0 D 0 o. 3
Hits-Pr.nceton 4; University OF Penn
sylvaniA, 4 Errars Prineetcn, 3: Uui.
versity et PeunsyivGnis, 3. Batteries--
Altman aud WIliawIi Boswsll aud Coo
gan.
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Que Useful Occupation opsr.

NeiD York Commercial ddrGtiser
Coxey's army might apply for the job Of
collecting the income tax,
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THE FR0THINGHAM
sSS TPdsy sy.a4ssg s4S s@iqssy Hs5y.. evenings APR 2lS

First appearance in Scranton Of the original
=. NJ. Fsiads' sIo>k Company
T.9- Fslns-'s Iisstg., NV EcTf,
C17t .l:iGic- NL.o= Lzsfsya '. d. Sod.
da.l. l N. noiiREd. Cs9lge TsT-ets Edv.
Sell. Virginia Haired Mrs. D. z. Bowc-s.
Madeline boutou, jsHais EsItiss sai nearly
sc9Ie 81 other capable S1d Wsil-EuowB a.
tors and actresses
Friday evening-sAINTg AND SINNERS
Saturday evening jim THE PENMAN.
SRtudsy aAtinee-A PAIR OF SPECIA.
CLEs. oNE TOUCH or NATURE.
Prices for eyenng-:l 50 81, 70, 50 aud sc,
Prices ter matinee u, s5 % and Rs sale of
seats opens st Fowels Wsdnss siay morning,
-
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Situations Wanted d.

SOuationS Wanteo'
CyNNCN>N~ONNy~N~~~~ yN~~NNN~sNNN00s>eS
CITUATIoN WANTED a. LADY
~ TEACHER wishes to do tutoring during
summer vacation. Can prepare pupils f9r
college in all branches except Greek, WW 50
With pupil 10 country or SEQ shore II desired
Can begin June l. Six years. successful eE.
perience See d. W. BROWN, attorney, W.
Spruce street
CITUATIUN WANTED ~ BY A BOY Il
- years OF age, with fair educatiuui wiling
TO do most anything. Gail or address u. IL.
JP HARRISON Hvenue city
CITUATION whNTEU-BY A WOMAN,
> 70 iO Misunderstanding and washing. I'D
dress "a Eminei sire T.
DosITIoN wANTED-BY ACCOUNTANT.
L double entry bo0kllerpgr correspondent
manager OT credit clerk gentleman " -,
lnfrnei, open Tor permanent engagement;
offensive practical business experience, thor
competent ana reliable; Al reference aud ge-
curity, Address Box j2s, sunbury. Pa.
SITUATION wANTEp-BY A YOUNG
- man At some Kind OF work ct once;
would Ike pernltneut position on farm or
gardening; any Kind OF work Is desired, Is
sob aud reliable must nave work AZ once.
address u. Il Tribune uiilcs -.----
SrrUArlOE WANTED ? A WOMAN
~ would ike 10 ssi work by the day ~
washing or cleaning ur VIII take washing
home. Address MARY pONNELLY,
~ Orchard street
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-26

There is nothing Ike Dr. Thomas Ecisc.
tric Ol to quickly cure cold or relieve
hoarsepess. Written by AIrs. NJ j Eel
lowe. Burr Oak, St Joseph county, Mich.
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Hsln MAnted-EcmnIs..

UeAEffb 1E'NlfHR6rSb G~15R
w toF hetei, lsdy prcieftgd Address
X. 4 MrChELL. Niithel House. Great
Bend, Aa.'iisad fstofaef sg,q tos "a,
/ ADIhf WANTED 10 WRITE AZ HOME
.sup IieS' ffESiE fEfEEoK SsSs6
R~hu iud
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chicago Grain and Provisions.

SCRANTON April q. The following quota.
Bar s. Fuller, stock broksrs,12i Wyoming ave-
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age o.s Wanted.

SSeub NShNSu'
{tfk tTlf5I Q IFkK efra h itg 4 Eb1fIea
w fTSursaos HTpsrisnts ~ aAiaiiof IN
Lackawgnns cOuuty good indpeem ents 70
fght mah AldrcA fiei8 BaIz bundins,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa
IA ANIED-AGtNfs 40 I AVE 'JFbErs
w tF:5Gtlc; No I'll pzy crysars sr9 y
~ 3 a4ev hsvTp 7-s-I IylNsor. Eul.ptlc sc2;
y sIfugAG-h 4ll1gs l 2-k bgE = - Nav
--.-.--.-,,-- s-5-=----J---r---
For Seut
---.aa-,i-- go ~ -,N----- .-s-..a---
IOB REET--sToRB sll LACKAW WANNA
AFo, iwiuas 0i hLSBi FbbAi
..... i-i Laskswauas ave-
EUE NEAT NOM, MFLL FURNISHED
L tl.Tt, d.Dghum situation, Cil VAST
f'DR REST BIFF EIIR sFRT- {
street inaurs rs Ic1erson hvenho
TcH RESf THHEE Rooms FR0S.F OF
y FsfoId ao0r, oyef y A Huibertr music
store ~ Wyoming ayonu0, from Aptd In.
qgy % les st2re -..L -..--.
I'v Lar boa a TERM OF YEARs--
j Ffft ~ Az " three hundred tset of yArd
rom eng taalr oad ApIiy At sg6 Frahklin
,ysnsr.
rpo RENT sroRr ssr5o or FURNISHED
h-N On ttoNu hld - htiNct Nery deslfa-
rR l1cht and % rcasouablc turns Apply
" I, 4 NEIIIETON OF Z. y WOOUkIfE
H~ruh.icbr btdlftur
-
For Sale
."e---a-s.s o -,a--. -.-..--.-s-..
L'pR SALE a FARM or EIGHTY ACRES,
one ana Que bali mlcs tgOm Dalton on
Inc Deiawarr, lAckawauuA and wtstcrn
rtlr1dd trstciast farm hon.e with never
inlng spring Wvrby. two barns good and
aud good orchard WI BE- slld eheap. Terms
easv, Aidto8 n =. Won sTORCH on ISAAC
El'Lls. executors Dalton, Lacknwanua
cQunlY. P@ .....
Tor sAI.K--BoWL MANURE, EIaHT
i barrels Tor S4O0j also brown leghotu o7es
for hatchlrs Apply to Ed Griaiths lbg Rock,
well street
DHArrQN FOR SALE tSQUlRE OF II
" Oost0n court stcuo,fabher conrt
honS', or 40 Ctav avo1ue. '
EoR SALE - GlACRE FARM. sTCoE
and u,rnsiia j. NJ ShEFFlELD. t25
AonTee ava ... ......... ,... ... ....... i. ~.
EQR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR sCRAN.
\ ton prQperty-A bearing orange grovo
increasing IN production aud value Yearly pl
ths otenge seition w Worlds Addrcs 4, r.
NElILETON, Lake Helen. Florida
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n, a decrease in net earnings of s1l1,.

S77, decrease in net earnings of S1l1,.
1855 All lines west of Pittsburg aud
Erie for March, 1894. as compaIed with
the asms month in lS93, show dscrea 80
in net earnings of s6S3. $50, a decrease
in expenses of $666. 9S9, decrease in
net earnings OF 1926 The three
months Of 1894 as compared with the
same period of 1893 show: A decrease
in gross earnings Of 81, 648. 400. = de.
crease in expenses OF 81 566. 75S, q de-
crease In net earnings OF $16, GA
A dispatch from Wilkes Barre says
Supervisor MeGroarty has refused to
permit the Lehigh Valley Coal com
pany TO employ Italians working out the
corporations road tax in Plains town.
ship. He says only American citizens
can work on the Plains roads.
Shipments OF anthracite coal over tho
Reading railroad for the week ended
April 81 aggregated ss7, 1873 TONS de-
crease over the corresponding week last
year of 2447S tons, thus MATING the
decrease for the year to that date 11B, 9.
SEA tonA
1t is said that the jurisdiction OF o..
D Esser, superintendent of the North.
srn division OF the Lehigh Valley rail
road, will next month be extended 10
Include the Haryey's Lake and State
Line and sullivan branches.
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NOTICE THE NoMINAPloNs FOR OF.
~ hcers OF the Germauia Building and
Loan association of south SCRANTON viii fake
place Friday evening" April 81, 1894. aFer
trepsaetlpg the regular business, JACoBF
MlLLER, Secretary. .l.... ,.....-lI -
RLANK ROCKS, PAMPHLETS, MAGA
- glnes, etc, bound or rebound at TnE
TnBuNE office. Quick work. Reasonable
prices. @
MEAL TICKETS CAN BE HAD AT l4h
Iu corner Spruce street and Franklin ave-
nne, Twehey meal tickets for $3.50 Good
table board. lsL0.II I.fl. y 90
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scrofula; and In building up wholesome
flesh, when you're thin and weak-thsre's
nothing 10 equal the g Discovery" In every
disease caused by torpid liver or impure
blood, it's the only guaranteed remedy,
Mrs. ELIzABErn j. BusnwAw, Of Sidney,
OHIO, writes: My little. boy was so 9illicted
With liver trouble and other diseases that our
family, phySician said he could not i've. 10
Pissse Pier T GoiSen' 'S Ss3iSsi Discovery and Pellets
and they saved his life. We have used the dis
oovery' FOR throat mad bronchial trouble. and
found such perfect relief that we can recon-
mend 1t very highly" o. .4,f r.... p
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HEAD AND SHOULDERS

,AD AND SHOULDERS
above every other blood
purifier, stands Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. Sec the eyi-
dence Of it. It's sold in
every cpse, on trial. II
It ever fails TO benefit or
cure, you have your
\ money back.
, In restoring your
strength, when you're
"run.down" and used
up;o in cleansing your
blood from every impur-
fly, whether it's a simple
eruption or the worst
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The following the monthly statement
of business of the Peunsylvania Rail
road company. All lines east OF Pitts
burg and Erie for March, 1894. az com
pared with the same month in 1898:
A decrease In gross earnings Of 81, ,1S9.-
629. a decrease in expenses Of 81. 06S, 1888.
. decrease in net earnings of $l15, BAT.
The three months of 1894 as compared
with the same period of 1893 show a
decrease In gross earnings of So. OH, 663.
decrease in expenses or $685.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-10-04

SeIlnSBrOVe OIHIHoudlIOH.
(Connecting with trains on N. q. Ry.)
ave Selinsgrovr. Jc. Arrive at Selinsgrove
3i5P. NJ. 3.b2 y. ~
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MONROE TOWNSHIP.

Sowing the seed, cutting the corn.
and picking winter apples is about
all the go The water in the Penn's
Creek is once more clear and the
Bass anglers can again be seen along
the creek, but have not seen any
caught of late. The yield of pota-
toes is light, scarcely one fourth crop
Norman App and family attend
ed the Lewisburg fair. Eva Lenig
of near Mifllinburg is paying her
brother, p. Il. Lenig visit at pres
ent John Gross and family were
the guests OF p. r. Lenig. The
Monroe school opened on monday.
William Buick is our teacher
Mess. Garman and Springer are the
guests of brother Il. II. Jarrett at
present. Coon and Simeon Beaver
stopped with u. II. Lenig last week
and again prospected for mineral on
Mr.. Beavers land.
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b25a m, For Catawissa and Hazolton.
3 Is a IN, 10 90 u IN, and 647 p IN, For Wilkesbarre
10 IN, 10 20 m, 5s IN, SOP IN, For Sha
mOkin and Mount Carmel.
Sunday 10 90 u IN, for Wilkesbarre.
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Is, AM

square. ANA RAILROAD
- tnn :. Lewistown Division.
calf IN effect May y, 1894.
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Chronic Nervousness
Could Not Sleep, Nervous
Headaches.

Gentlemen:-I have been taking
your Restorative Nervine for the past
three months and l cannot say
enough in its praise. 1t has
Saved rly Life,
for | had almost given up hope of
ever being well again. was a
chronic sufferer from nervousness and
could not sleep was also troubled
with nervous headache, and had tried
doctors in vain, until l used your
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PAXTONVILLE.

VIM. Swengle, who is working at
Shamokin, had been home to visit
his parents. ID. r. Harner and
family, visited relatives in Shamokin
on Sunday week -, Joseph Getz
and family, wholiye in Newton, Kan.
visited here (their former home) re-
Gently. Charles Hare and wife of
Mauch Chunk had been visiting at
this place over Sunday, George
Keller of New Berlin was the guest
ofC. p. Swengle's lately. wv. f.
Spigelmoyer and w. d. Gift made a
business trip to Lewistown on Sat-
urday School opened on Mon
day morning under the instruction
Of John Kern, Beavertown. The
FIRST morning there were Gl on the
roll. We wish Mr.. Kern success.
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Court convened Monday, Sept. "a,
1894, at II o'clock \. VI. Present,
Hon. II. VI. Mcclure, p. j., Hon.
Jeremiah Grouse and Hon. u. T.
Gemberling, Associate Judges. II.
VI. Dirk, Geo. Lepley. G.. T. Spocht,
and Henry Roigle were appointed
llnstnNn--
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FAT PEOPLE,

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direct from our ONCE Price $500 per package
or three packages for $500 by mail postpaid.
Testimonials and particulars (sealed) acts.
All Correspondence strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
PARK REMEDY CO., Boston, Mass
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Trains Leave Lewistown Junction:
u. IN, 10 40 am. IL p IN, ~ p IN, 10 m
for Altoona, ,Pittsburg and the West.
T2Tam . 35am,l 4bp u, 40 I 3s p MS 26 p m IL 10
D m, For Philadelphia, New York. Baltimore
and Washington.
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DR.. Miles Nervine
Cures.

guarantee that the first bottle will benefit.
All druggists sell IL at 81. q bottles for IS. or
IL W I'LL be sent prepaid, on receipt OF price
by the DIR. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
-. -
The morning call., 1894-08-18
THE CHARLIE SION READY.
No Vessel Allowed to Go Alongside
:: the BENNINGTON.

- VALLEJO, Aug. little Charleston Is lying
cut In the stream all ready for sea. A lot of
men were sent to her this evening from the
receiylnG-shlp Independence and with those
sent yesterday she has full complement Of
men. -
The only supplies now 20 be put In her would
be simply 10 fill. up the coat-bunkers with an
amount of coal TO be used for electrical and
cooking purposes white she is at the buoy.
This would require bur couple of hours time
aAd would be done While the boats were: being
secured and other minor details arranged pTe.
parat0Ry 10 sailing. Tie cruiser aud her
officers are only awaiting the necessary orders
TO leave the yard; She Will probably 90 to
may not go down The coast;with the Salvadorian
refugees should It be decided by the courts
that they are TO be FetGfned.souih
;!Ihefe is'no further news regarding the Ben
nineten or when She Is ltke ely to Gene Inside
the heads. Lieutenant Stoney wire returned
10 the nayy-ytrd yesterday; has made his re.
poft 10 Commandant HoNisOn regarding the
delivery OF stores on board the gun boat also-of
delivery OF The orders TO COMMANDER Thoi1as
TO remain outside Until the: order is. revoked
and that Will only be doHe5 at the instance OF
the Navy Department. While on board fhe
Bennington LieuIenant StoHey was so busily'
engaged in the delivery OF the stores that lie
did not have an oppoftunitv'of seeing or, even
c0nyersing with General :Ezeta and Ills staff.
The OF ders issuef to- tile Commander Of the
Bennington were ITO allow no vessel 10. 20
alongside his ship, AndtO hold no communities
llOu Win any Ouei III. 1aet even without these
orders, as the ship came nD from d fever in:
fected port;.nO person would have been al:
lowed to- board herif she bad entered port be-
fore the Quarantine Officer had visited her and
made bis inspection: -" -. :.
A report was ia circulation that tie tug Sea
King under direction Of Lieutenant Stoney
had brought the refugees. up to- the.nayys yard;
ana that they were on one of the shiDs hfrre
and that:the Keeping of the. BenpIngtpn on:tbe.
outside of tile heads vas a piece OF strategy
The officials at the nayy.yard only laughed III
The story, ana stated emphatIcally that the mas
sengers were still on. board the: BenninrJon.
and would remain there until orders &c. the
contrary were received
AT LTeseDt thefewas no: need of secrecy in
the matter, as the only time any form of ss-
cTecy was maintained was al FIRST when the
orders were seat by lieutenant Stoney ORDER
ing the eunboars commander To remain az sea
The United States steamer Marion will be-
ready for sea duty In less than three wrecks,
time. and when ready she VIII practically be AZ
good and as sound as on the day she was built.
The morning call., 1894-08-18

declared it came with i'll grace from Har-
ris TO condemn a request made under rules
of which he (Harris) was such master.
Then Hill got the floor and plunged I'M
mediately into criticizing the legislation
which the filling of the vacancy was de-
signed TO expedite. AS far as the bills
placing coal, iron ore and sugar on the free
list were concerned lie voted for them, be
said, when they were legitimately before
the Senate, and be was not trying TO es-
cape from the record.
Hill sad be stood ready TO vote again to
place them on the tree list. None of his
Democrat associates had proposed plac-
ing these articles on the free list when the
tariff bill was before the Senate, because
they lad been bound by caucus agree
ment, but if that agreement was not rent
in twain he had certain amendments to
offer. He wanted the income tax provision
repealed. If the Finance Committee had
been governed by liberty of judgment apd
conscience it would have reported ad-
versely: on the income tax. and nowhere
was an attempt 10 pack the committee TO
secure an. adverse report on this amend
ment. Heretofore in the filling OF vacan-
cies the steering committee first consulted
the caucus of their Democratic colleagues.
Why was a different course to be pursued
now? He suggested that the resolution 60
over until the Democrats. consult on the
subject. There had been a series of blum
ders throughout the tariff controversy.
When Wilson had delivered a speech for
free sugar the Democratic element of the
country had accepted it as ex cathedra-
had recognized in his voice the voice of the
administration.
Democratic conventions" said Hill.
"all over the country are adopting resolu-
tions in favor of free sugar, and upon the
heels of the almost unanimous vote of the
Democrats of the House came the letter of
the Secretary of the Treasury saying that
the placing of sugar on the free list would
be suicidal
If it was policy to have the sugar duty
retained there ought TO have been a con-
sultation before an attempt was made to
place it on the free list. In the spirit of
harmony he would suggest a conference.
aud that this matter be allowed to go over,
so that Democratic conference might be
held to determine what was best to do.
Harris then put his motion in the fern
of resolution and asked that it be allowed
to go over.
Quay objected to its introduction until
the other morning business was disposed of.
Harris resolution finally went over, un-
der the rules.
Murphy presented resolution which,
being objected to. also went over. declar-
ing that in view of Secretary Carlisle's
letter 1t is the sense of the Senate that no
further tariff legislation should be at
tempted at this session.
The resolution of Gray, directing the
Finance Committee to report without de-
lay House bill 1901 so amended as to
provide for a revenue duty on all sugar
without any differential duty on refined
sugar. was laid on the table. and the Sem
ate adiOnrned
The morning call., 1894-08-18
AK The WONDER.
Nancy Hanks Has a Rival Worthy
Her Best Licks.

. TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Aug. .17.-Three
new worlds records fly tonight over the
masthead OF the Terre Hante Iacetrack.
The Baron Wickes colt. Oakland Baron.
went the second heat in the 2 80 trot in
2:16. thus lowering the worlds record
made by ROreal on Monday one and
quarter seconds. He had to fight for ii
with the good colt Axworihy, by Axtell.
the latter finishing but a head behind: In.
the free-for-all trot mark was. hung that
is likely to be shot at for many long day.
The track was just right and it was an
ideal racing day. Plxley was a: bad actor
and ittook dozen attempts Ito GET the
field away. Ryland:T two lengths back.
The Idaho geiding trafled to the half.
where Stewart began to: drive 1.-The mare.
he had laid back too: long. but even as it
was tile gelding of uncertain breed did the
last hall in :ei Y -. +.
Sweet Little Ark finished well within
herself in 2:06. the third quarter being
qone>at two minute clip. RyGand T was
a good second choice In the second heat.
oome think: he was In form to do mile in
z 40 or better. Again he got away behind,
put went out 30 battle from the half, ge-
Ing the third quarter in % seconds. Withal
ne could not reach the mare. and she
nnshed just as streng as before In 1854.
Inc distance was waived in the last heat,
Monroe Salisbury ihstructing Mcdowell
to drive Alix her best clip.
This time Ryland I went to bad break