Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 14, 1878, Page 1

The Thicay SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1878—TWELVE PAGES, WINES A‘Il'l LIQI}OBD. V()LUME XXX1X. I ELEGANT ekt & il DESIRABLE , Drriame 760 doz, Ladies’ Twilled Silk Handkerchiefs, 30c, 8bc, In this Department we shall offer TO-DAY and the coming 60¢, 76c. \ 100 doz. Orepe Lisse Ties at 25¢ week the following 60 doz. New Styles S8atin Pol- SPECIAL BARGAINS! ka Dot Ties, 36c, all colors. each. R@TEEBS 10,000 BOWS, NEW STYLES, WILL OPEN TO-DAY 16, 26c, 35¢, and BO0c each. 300 CELLULOID|The Best Stock of Ribbons TOILET SETS, in this city. SRUSH, COMB & Mlm{(m this Doparimont. many bargeins that aro offered in INCLOSED IN Satm—Lmed Cases, £3.50, $4.50, $:) 50, & $7.00. ALSO Jewel Cases, Glove and Hdkf, Boxes, BROTHERS. 121 & 123 State-st, SLEIGIIS AN ... BLEIGNS AND 1ODES, | Studehater s, Leather Goods, | 151 & 153 Wabash-av., Pl]le F‘l]’ls ” OFFER A LARGE STOCK OF Pexfumes, SLEIGHS Filoges, Sitver, & Real Shell CUTTERS COMBS- OfLfl!‘B”LPATEBT PATTERNS, nt RICES." Also, dlspluy Troffuse, Courvaisiers, and Lupirs e tsa oF ROBES, KID GLOVES’ . From the well-known' l-‘urrlers, KLe., Ko, COAL. Covered Coal,_tlcan'and Dry. PENNSYLVANIA COAL CoO. PITESTON COAL, WHOLESALE & BETAIL. Bpecial terms made to Dealers, Manufsce turgn. and Large Consumers. e Main Ofilco—92 Washington-st. Dock and Iron Shed—Indiana-st. Bridge, Dock and Rall Yard—Foot Sixteenth.st, W‘Tslnnhcnlo connactions. H. B, VAN INGBEN, Supt. KELLEY, MORLEY, & CO. Have, UNDER COVER, all Bizes of thelr superior LACKAWANNA COAL Tiblch they can Dellver Clean aad froa from Buow or xmllfi:xu' sud retall, at lowest market rates. Also, Maiu- Offico, 97 WASHINGTON-ST, PHILADELPHIA & READING COAL CO. ‘We offer for 8alo Preshly-Mined ‘Whito Ash Hard Coal trom above named Oom&wnny. Parties ordering by malil are requested to describe, as near as possible, the articles wanted, also the amount they wish to spend, and we will guaiantee satisfaction, 121 & 123 State—st anch—Twenly secoml St & Michiganr, CITY RE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. l‘gq'ulh‘llll t:mt;fll Fl‘!lllk::nblngl'l;"'!;ol'lm‘t“ hflbl ect o Rraukiib, sres et on i o LU 1004 10 Mhock 6o, beou o hadiion” orner of Eighteenth and %0, southeus! Arnold freets #knu‘n o ihe Uiy Hosoltal), being 13410 ighteentlh stroe 10 feot uu Went- urt aveaue, together whi Tuesh hnnknnnnm,mm i and woonn R Lots I toT, Dluck 16, C. 1% Bub- g, s ity B Mk‘lld bids whi *Ga ‘nicefved i the Comptroliers ce. irccted to tue Fintuce Comuiltes, until 3 p. mber 3, 1878, for hole or any po ere- o, and subi) e o the LIty Counelt Tor Seton there: T crma—-Canal time, belu o -fourth cash, Iu!m: mul ayable aunu eoEved to rejo ‘H‘ ’ "~ ty "ia Clcy Coshei. l.IlJ&lNEHH OA"DH- “WDOUGHLL & LANYOR, UNDERTAKERS, 148 Dearboxn-st., Chicago., rggn Day and Night mr(ctm persoual attention pald to all orders 1a- H. A, HURLBUT & 00., WholesaleDruggists 75 & 77T RANDOLPH-ST. Sterling Chemical Lamp Wick, Xo trimmingl No odort Brilitans ght! told by lm claas dealers ¥enora ly. ., Ueueral 340 Mudison-st. N. 1. —No coanecilon Wik say H.DYER & 00 73 Washingto! t. nooxb. GHEAP_BOOKS. We propose to supply the public demand for good books, fresh and valuuble, at low prices, und for this purpose we open thig moraing a “CHEAP COUNTER” at prices that will astontsh every one. JANSEN, M’CLURG & CO., 117 £ 119 State-3t., Chicago. wa \TED: Salbsman Wanlel 2008 0f Lo beat salesinen $hat travels, campetent Bandle tho wholcaale o grucery tradu; vue,30 Lo 37, u oleaslo grocery trade of ' “'"S Lt ba time caa ry aid perinanent pos vod record, 1 uan goods present, poaition, and sllu uu n-lshmrlufi’ '-c sheut ln Chicaguy euud of Yan it satiatactary. ki husy 'hu x...x. heen m) 30 NUAL OF BOCIAL AND Bustuess Forois shows how to ikty the ducuiisat Correctly’ s34 84 act upon importa L5 ks le1a bocorduace with the Clll’luln‘h‘ \Uum tte of the Now editioy, eus caulfulty m... by CMOLDEUS MEETING, Stookholders! Meeting. ®The annual mullnfl,al the stockholders of the FI¥TU NATI NIt OF CHICAQO, for the election of Directors for tha !nlflln‘ beat lm.lci{ lired s ln tra a :Immulnl ik promade b e unux.n free. Address MUsES WakIEE S Htloat ear. will = undCUt | be beld at the otlce of said baak fn Chicago o 4 Wfififlfiw‘wué‘:w 13:;.‘4.1, Jan. 14, 1870, fl;\‘v’?&n I a:‘;{{:ag ‘2 | oy ;‘(flflw,‘,{‘:"‘.fi.u‘:‘;}}" Cuicavo, Doc, B, 1878, Cashier. for every vasiety of wheeled vebicloa, Oaly dotco of the klud Ln exiteare. wzlol purfec Lty o do heene” Ptk bt ot PR CUr Tiearh at d Setor Fra, Cie Oviuslis 331 Suuth Cuual-ar $1.60, $2.00, and $38.00 " 'ERBY & PERIOLAT., GROMMES & ULLRICH; Importers and Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Nos. 199, 201 and 203 Randolph-st. Agents for Chirago, and tho Northwestern Stafes,” Rollinger & Co.. Champagnes.. Ay. France Ruinart. Pero & Fils, ims, France Perinet & Fils, Champagnes....Reims, France J. Oppimann, Chnmpucnes \Vnemmm Matignon & Cie. Brandies. «..Logune Fionch Preres, Ularets Bordeaux U. Albrecht, Roonekamp mnm. Jmef Palck. Rhine Wines. ..\ Mainz. Germany P. . Valckenherg, Rhine Wines,Worins, Keiley's Island Wine Co,’s Wines. .. Allsopp & Co., Ales. i Gulunes Stout ..Germany We are the @nly Exclusive Wholesale Liguor House here. which decs not Compound, Rectify, or Mix its Goods, and Import more other House in the West. ines and Liquors than any Our Btock of Hand-Madoe Sour-Mash Whiskios lnoludel tho finest goods made in this country, and wo g-nnrnntaa thoir absolute purity. Families supplied with Choicest Wines and Liquors at most rea- sonable prices, delivered I\'ea 10) nny art of the clty, W.l'l‘cll E!, v Etcs OUR OPENING' OCOURS THURSDAY, DAY AND EVENING, Deo:-12, When wo shall displny the largost and flnust stouk of %nodfi in our line over offered in this city, and ot pricos POSITIVEL R than other first-clags Housos will attompt to sell goods of cqual quuuty at. S. HYMAN & CO,, No. 127 STATL-HT., corner Madison. " l—‘vns. FURS! FURS! The Finest nnd Cho|cesc Selec. tion of SEAL SACQUES, Fur-llned 8ilk Circulars and Dol- mnns, Seal, Mink, and Otter Sots, Ready-Made TFur Linings and Trimmings, Seal and Beaver Caps and Gloves, Buflalo and Wolf Robes, otc., And everythingin the For lne, from the fost rechierehe |, Lo the ceapeat grades down, wiil be sold NANUFACTURERS' PRICES ny J. ETTLINGER,| i IRACTICAL FURRIER, 74 Madison-st,, 2d floor, Chlcago. 1. N. 1.~ Glonds sen RUHLING & CO. 138, 140, 142 State-st., Offor to tho Eubllo tho latost pro- duoctions of Amorjpan and Forelgn ingenuity, in Elogdnt PANCY GOODS! TOYS! vorythhfiz that is NEW from PARIS, VIENNA, and BERLIN in ondless varioty. FINE TOLIDAY PRESENTS At Astomshmgly Low Pnces. The Utrgest and most cumlplch, stock of Skates cver ulwum in hlcauo. ICE KING, ACME, MIFIH('\N CLUB, Aut atithe cheaper Club Skates, ranglag ta prica from e baraatug a4 Kepulring bkases a wpeclalty, A FULL LINE OF HIGHFIELD'S ARCHERY, Tool Clestsy Ktomm Englues, nnd Gattory, A. G. SPALDING & 118 Bmaalnb--t couw's LIDUARY, FOR TR NEW YEAR! For yourself, or as a present to o JSriend, subsoribe to COBBS LIBRARY, I73 WABAS H-AV. I‘llESLN']‘S FOR THE BOlS. PRINTING PRESSES. Awmateur printiog 1 » delightful and 4 viesstug pastime for the boys. 1t iives then & saf. O by ket oa'them ot Bouiey they learn to read, sucll, sud punctuata correctly, OULSLf pross (o ruller. ok, cards, ete.. for 8233, Cii BWELL, WARNRR £€5. TV o0 17a Claknns, Cieasor 117 OPLICIA MANANKE, OPTICIAN, Tribuae Buildlng. PRICELE! Floe §pectasics bultcd to ul o.4lis clples Opers sud FICY Gl Tl evucs, Hdiitern w sdeatitc oh i itz MEATS, CHOICE MEATS. PIERCE & WHITTEMORE, THE WEST END’ AND DOWN TOWN PACKERS! 227 to 235 Nouth Despluines-st., Haring the Largest, Finest. and Cleauest IE TAUL ALK F 10 the efty. nd tho belee Iy conncetiun wie Alnr Eatahahments offer grenter {udacenents to pars e vlmnndu dificult i get thelr, choice of cuta kod & one quality in mests at all §1 than nxny GUCE DlACe inthe Fity.” Wo call v Tt DI icatart 0 iy atidie i ado from (o 1eat Rid tHimaings, anu oo 1" reat refercuco tu famllv uso th any and alt nmn- Xigrd, Our Sausage, koown as ine inade attar an o ¥ Fngiaa R A O BB surpukses Ay Lhink of he ki m3Ge 16 {Ro Weat, e can recamuend It sea laxury.” We quoté 80100 of our pries a4 follo Birloin fll'lk IM Pm 0"00. Steal furRrand Lard. Fire oamtas o Sfl bllKl'tllm hams, Iireaktast ltdoui} Yo 1 S& VY. G o Ham um n-rnn. ot braud rranted. The anate gdotations' mean from {1 ual Ticet and Fork in tho markel. Parilcolnr ton Kiven pouial orders, (irders rece oue. O ke four reqular trips deliver ¥outh and Bra rejuire, ae Yan lluren-sc. e Jou 8t the door, CITY SARKET, plaines and Vau Buren: PILR(,E & wm'm'wonr, Propriotors, e ——————————————— ll()(ll‘!l. BOOKS! Extraordinary induce- ments offered to buyers of BOOKS and STATIONERY to close out the stocks of the late firms of HAD- LEY BROS. & CO0. and W. B. KEEN & CO.. ¥. Il. HEAD, 38 & 40 Madlson-st LMAL \VL'I'EII. POLAND Mineral Spring Water " This Water has praved itacif to ba the best known medy for Bright's Discase, Disbrtes, and )t Kidney alnts, Dy spepeln ana Liver Complalats. aait by verimimiua (e sauioy ul the following wa geatlemien of Chicas AYO persohnl o lm ut wonderful curce lclld Y ihe use of YH oy Jon C, Hatnes, Joho 0. Adems, 0 Bryan Ik, Ciicauos Chrive G Ciass, 3 liryan Wiock, i e, Plunecs Tosces Worke 13 hem 13 Wabashouv 1 W s b, bl :Yal : Jonason, Woodruft Mot Cnaries 2> Crekorn. ul Dessboraret J. BARRELL, General Agent, 135 Wtate-st,, Nargent's Drug Kiore, Rand for Clrculas glving history of Bpring sad Teatts munals. RUSSIA LEATAER GOODS, RUSSTA LEATHER ™ Go0DS: CULVER, PAGE, IIOYNE & 00, RETAIL STATIONERS, 118 and 120 Monroe-st. Jewel Boxes, Work Boxens, Odor Cases, Companions, Desks, Tollet and Dressing Cases, Glove and Handkers chiet Ioxes, Music Rolls Cigar Xelders, Ngil Sets. WE DEAL IN ALL IEMUIS D' U. S. BONDS, Called Houds Galivery ab or below 'Goreramieds subacrip: PHESTON, KEAN db\flu filikem Includiog immedial oo ratgs. The 4 per ceats on haod for MONEY toLOAN By JOSIAH H. REED. No. 58 Willlam-st.. . Y., Ju amuunts ou required, op IMPROVED CHICAGO FROFERTY, at BEST RATE. Aypuuuw- recelved aud promptly sttened to A BLELBUY, 70 aaudel pl-at. Duilp '@fibfimm « I;UAKB' Bl)ll"b' HllAWL‘ AND l‘l:’ll! Cloaks, Suits, Shawls, Furs! Fuield, Leiter & Co. WABASH-AV. Will offer MONDAY, Dec. 16, specinl inducements in the above Departinents for the 7 | loliday Trade. Beaver Cloaks at - $2.50 Diagonal Cloaks only 4.00 Handsomely Trimmed Rouwh Beaver Cloaks, $5.00, marked down from $8.00, All-Wool Beaver Clonlss, trimmed with Sitk and Fringo, $10.00, A superior Beaver Cloak, Velvet and Sitk Trimmed, $12,00, Matelasse and Diagonal Cloaks, Iatest shapes, elcgnntly trimmed, only $12,00, Moose Beaver Jackets, $8.50, worth $12.00, Also, o line of Imported Cloaks and Mantles, in Dingonal, Che- viot, and Moose Beaver, $15.00 and upwards, at least 25 per cent less than recent prices. Theso Garments are unexcelled in shape and quality.* New Shapes Ladles® Ulsters, .| marked down trom 210.00 to £6.00, Cloth Circulars, $4.50 and up- wards. Particular attention called to our Fur-Lined Circles, at 840.00, 850,00, $506.00, $05.00, $75.00, and #100.00. Also, Fur-Lined Mantles and Sacques, 875,00 and upwards, Black Silk Sults, only $25.00, A few Elegant Paris Costumes remaining, which have been marked at prices correspondingly " SHAWLS! Special Novelties FOR THE HOLIDAYS! A superb lino of Camel's Halr Shawls, including a late importu- tion of Rare and Cholce Designs, offered at IMMENSE REDUC- TIONS In prices. Fllled Centres, 825.00, $50.00, $65.00, and upwards, Plain Centres, with rich border, $25.00 and upwards, Slegant Decca Shawls, $5.00 to $300.00, Genuine Camel’s Hair Striped Shawls, a handsome Carriage Wrap, low as 5,00, French Cashmoere, Persian Strip- ed, Broche, and Paisley S8hawls, attractive styles, also reduced. Evening Wraps, new combinn- tions in India, Fronch, and Bor- lin Goods. Lot of Camel's Hair Scarfs, mark- ed at great sacrifice to close, A useful and valuable Gift at low " FURS! Remarkable Bargains! In London-dyed Sealskin 8acques, tfull fushionable lengths, 880,00, $100.00, $#120.00, aud $125.00. Scal Muff and But\s, $19, 00, $18.00, and $20.00, Genuine Mink Muft abd Boak, $8.00, $10.00, 8$12.00, $16.00, and $20.00, Large assortment of CHIL- DREN'S FURS, from 60 cts, a ‘Het upwards, - Gojts® Seal Caps anad Gloven. Bhs(;h Robes, ete., etc, AN EXO.IILI%&!‘ OPPOB'I‘UH’I'I'Y TO Holiday ‘P?fiSflfl il -2 Debate Ain the Senate on the Edmunds Elect= oral Bill. v il n Bl B i I R i B it N i uarndnm Senator Bayard Gives tha 1 ey Thriniing Mensure His Unquali- By Chicago 8tory §§$~ Entitied fled Support. Huxy’ Missiwor e y :h; o, the The Bill Finolly Passed by a hoy Dpter Diipatabedt Majority of Nine 2’::{; Also s beautital Votes. mx ¥ Panel Pletare, i “Mommiarent | Attorney-General Devens 'fifi eoniad to Remain in the fifi; ‘With This Nuinber. Cabinet. BUY, - By Forsale by fig; " !:::;_x_':’::_"::* Some of the Provisions in the fif Y Army Reorganization Taritog ATUIDA Bill. Chicago Etory fl; Eatitied AT Ex-Confederate Officors Effectus Missiweg 18T ally Barred from Holding or, the AT Commissions, Cipher Dispatehes! « Alsos beautifat Little Prospect of an Early Confirma~ Panel Pleture, tion of the New York Nom- **Mormen's Prms,’ inations. diven Away 2 With This Number, PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS. EDMUNDS' DILL PASSED IN THE SENATR. BSpecial Dlspatch to The Tribune, Wasutxotoy, D, C., Dec. 18.—The Republic an Senate, seconded by several patriotic Demo-* cratic Senators, this afternoon passed the Ed- Andresd n;“.‘:‘m' munds bill relative to Presidential electivns, 7 and reguiating the counting of the Electoral ue Chilcago Btory vote. Such a law, carrving fato effect tho con- B! Entltled atitation provisions on the subject, would hiave i3 Missixag prevented the scene of 1877, in which the Re- fl i} it pudlic was on the verge of revolution. Leading » Tyt statesmen of both political parties jolued in se- H Clpber Dispatches) cariug its passage through the sSenate, it s by a voto of 35 yeas to 20 nays, of {', Also s beautitul & law whicn, If placed upon tho statute books, }: ‘Pagil Blctiive will direct the constituted authoritiesin placing jd i the Chief Executive of Federal power after esch i *MormEa's Prre," successive Presidentlal election T Yeaceful pos- H iven Away scasion of the man whom the people shail elect 3 through the s; B , Wit This' Rumber. now r‘em‘llnl ‘:EQ I::t:gu?°=‘li‘egt=elrhet§:“gem£ u crattc House will vonear in the enactment of B this law, or whether they will ozaln exposs tho b counlry to the Efll' from which it was dellv. ui ered by the Electoral Confmlission. DBayard, of Delaware, made an earnest argument ia su; vort of the bill, b p‘ Tartlitng Chicago Story THE ABMY BILL. i AN INPURTANT PilOVISION, #periat Dispatch to The Tridune, Missivay Wasnixaroy, D, C., Dec. 13.~Tho report of Or, the the Military Commisslon has alresdy been as- salled by the friends ot officers who will have, Ctpher Dispatchest abould it become a law, to retire fnto private . life. Unyatatement which has been mi that it Also s besutiful vpened the army to ex-Confederates, 1§ not truc. Panel Pleture, ‘The bl provides, cxpressly, that vucaucles in “MornEws Prra® the rack of Major-Gcneral shall be filled by the i promotion of Brigadier-Genersls, tiat vacaucics in the rank of lirigadicr-General shall be filled by the promotlon of Colonels, vacancies In the rank of Colonel nud Lieutenunt-Coloncl shall befllled by Captains, vaancles in the rank of Captata and First-Lieutenant shall be filled by promotions from Sccond Licutenants With This Number, For Sale by Al News Dealers.! BUY, THIS wxux'x 8 K e it **BATUDAY BUY T T vtly. New appointments that can bo made are B L o Sccond Lieutcnants, who must bave cither i Thelillug graduated from the Military Academy ot West 13 Chicago Story Palut or have served as s non-commissioned Entitted oflicer or privato in the regular army for twa Missixas years 1 the field, and bo 30 years of oge. Thero R aru no_graduates from West Polnt before tho War who served In tho Confederate Army who is not new over B0 yeurs of ago, nor will there any one who has * served two years in the Unlted States army who was aver 106 vears of agu when peaco wus declurod, is barely posatble that ous or two wha served Cipher Dispstchieat Alsa & beantitul Pase! Plcture, n- ooylnu:? uth?ml‘r!;r)l(e ll'lm]'rmh?t ’obm!:n " \ » | cowmisslons, but ail ofiicers who fought for tha MOTHERSPTS™ | st Caugo are. eflectually barred out fron; & Glven Away cumuitsston under the. ofd flag. Colored sul- diers of the army sre not touched fn any way. 'The provosed LIl provides that any Amerlcin citizen can ba enlisted, aud there {s nothic g for- bldding or restricting the enitstment ot colured wmen. 1tis true that the repeahing clause of the bill contemplates the repeal of everythiug vow on the statute book concerniug the” army, but With This Number. Forsaloby All News Hvllfll. EStsssrrrrErtrotssmssrorrrrece: EEECGaC: Cavinet is the vesult of great versonal sacrifice on his part. He bas olways rogrettod having Teft his )ife position on the Supremo Beoch |n Massachusetts to take 8 place fu the Cablaet, and greatly desired to be appointed Judge of the New Eugland Cireult, He hay dechled not to accept, in order to retlove the Preskdent from tho embarrasanient of rearranging his Cabinet. It was discovercd that grave political compll- catlons wnight result if it should berome nocos-, sary to make o new Cabiuet uppolutment at et NIG d read the \ these sectious uro replaced Ly the provisiobs o ARE Iy the bill, which 16 % complete ¢oditication of 1he Thrilltog ! Army laws. Culesgo Story . s IVE Sy | DEVENS, i HE WILL STICK, Missiwan H Speclal Dispatch to The Tridune. ; o, the I Wasuisaron, D. C., Dee. 18.—~The decision’ Cipber Dispatoheat it of Attorney-Gencral Devens to reman ln tus R Also & besatitul Pasel Plcture, * Motnxx's PE1s," Given Awsy With This Number, b Allrfl‘:fifufm E H’: ‘“ this time, Dovens, accordingly, has waivea his B i‘{' wh personal preferences, mlln?uhhul his appolat- it i Thrililng ont to the Hench, and viclded to the Presi ! B ll{fl dent's wislies to preserve the Cabluet {utace BUY 1Ml Cllcago Story durjug this Admiutsration, Judge Loweil, of BUX This Entitled the United uates District’ Cours of” Masss- 1 5 chusetts, will probavly be appointed Clrcuis it 1 Missinon Judge. B Fuls or, the p i{ ¥ Tilts g THE SUGAR DUTY, Doy Tis Clokee: Dlipeistiva) SECHETAUY SUBKMAN'S BiLL. sy ’I'I’ 5 o— Speciud Dispaicd 1o The Tridunae. Hrikgai] Also & beautttal Wasuinaton, D, C., Dec. 18 —Judee Kelley 1 }'flhi Panel Ple expresscs the oplndon thut Secretary Buermun's By ?ilf’? anelBloyure, Sugar blll will not be adoptod by his Commltice, Bl T “*Morus's Pera® | by that some other measuro ot a difforent BUY 111- Glven Away character which will prove sstisfactory snd just I {{’: With Tbis Number, | 10 8t futerests concerned will be. He thioks B S — thatauniformduty upon st sugar withous rezard Hn Ms Fnrmhlb to grude would ciosc up all the refineries of HES All hews' e e the country, turalvg thousands of hauds out BUY THis SBAY of empldyment, and involviug s loss of the A8h TeRaA ..:fl'...z entiro capltal engaged (o this business, becaiiso. i under the operations of sucha tariff uolow Fhtitiag "n-u i grade sugars would come to this country, but Chicago Story S EATIRIA seek & wmarket I Eugland’ sod thus leave auities sdThiby our selinerles with uothiug o dof Migsines 'ifi'l:.: ‘Fhe diflcuity about the duty on sugar ariscs .A; NHIXS frow the improvement fu the prucess al twanu- Or, the BAT DAY fucture aud abillty of the producers to culor Cipber Disostehsat SATURDAY thoir sugurs wo-that, while retafuing all thefe Ipbat 10X SATDIAY. K saccharine matter, they are sbls to lmport — 2ATUMBAY ¥ them uuder lower rstes of duty on - uee ik A neaipat NATPRRAY ¥ couut of thelr color. The Commities s el “'fi} J will give & hearing to partics representing afi tus Panel Ficiure, o RATHIIAY ditferent sugar luterests, focluding the sonsua- VAl PR AAinAY & er, ufter which he thioks there wiil be little GriiEns T4 EXHIDAY 3 trouble In forminig a satisfactory cxde of dutics Glven Away =AT 'mgfi\' b ,ou augn. molasscs, and m«lntn. With This Number, SATCIDAY & T VESTIGA’I‘IONS. WOOD SUCKEEDS IN STAKTING ONE. Butctal Dl 10 The Tridune, Wasaioton, D. C;, Pec. 18.—Tue Dems crate succeeded Ju startlogagn fnvestigatioo fa the House to-dsy, which t inly bope mag du svwething to offaet the damabeghich ther party bas recelved from the publication of the clpher dlypate ‘The fnvestigation, ordersd at the Wstauce uf Fernando Wowd, probuses aale b an R l')u’un. BATCIDA FURDA DA