Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 11, 1880, Page 1

VOLUME XL. —— ~~ CLOTHING. pee = TheGreat Rash ON YESTERDAY TO WITNESS THE Grand Spring Opening AT THE pUTNAM CLOTHING HOUSE ‘Yas anprecedented. The judgment day will scarcely witness a more miraculons entponring of people than the multitude hich thronged the PUTNAM throughout the entire day and evening. We were es- jy prepared for the occasion, having received large consignments direct from eur MANUFACTORY, and our display of Hen's, Boys’, & Children’s CLOTHING des, styles, and prices was well esl te attract the attention of the multitnde, and the verdict of the most skeptical was that our display was the grandest erer made in this city. Inas- much as we originate our own styles, we bited Novelties in STERETIES, SPRING OVERCOATS, MEWS SUITS, OYS' and CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, PNot to be found in any other Clothing ‘House: in the West. Judging from the purchases and the constantly-increasing trade of the PUTNAM, people are becom- ing alive to their interests,wnd satisfied that in trading with us they are dealing Hrect with the manufacturers, and are saved from Per Gent. 26 to 33 Per Cent, Messrs. MINER, BEAL & HACKETT, the Leading Manufacturers of Ready- Made Clothing in this country, are the Proprietors of the PUTNAM CLOTHING HOUSE, and, as Manafacturers, strive to deal directly with the consomer, and Baye to them the profits of the jobber and the wholesaler, which is becoming appa- rent to all. : We shall make a large display during he coming week, and those contemplat- ing purchasing will have a larger stock pnd a greater variety to select from, and ‘will save money by coming direct to us. PuTuaM CLOTHING House, 13] & 133 Glark-st. and 117 Madison-st. MINER, BEAL& HACKETT, Proprietors and Manufacturers. ._W. H. FURLONG, Resident Manager. ————————=———— 4 ‘ HARDWARE, ~ HARDWARE, SPECIAL BARGAINS, Will offer this week some of the great- est bargains erer offered to the trade to reduce a large surplus stock bought at 25 if to 50c on the dollar. Note the following eireme Jow prices: .000 Doz. Gat, Milk Pans, $1. Doz. S-qts Palle, $1-00G0n om 000 Doe, Gat Selina g ee 7 iz. Goqt, Retinn 00 Tone Sirap and T Hinges Ogee Pee eee 0.000 Gross Screws at 50 per cent dis. Fancy Iron Planes, worth $1.50 ench, for 75c. 208 Fancy Iron Pienes, worth $8.50 each, for $1.76 1100 Doz. Chopping A5°8,$5.00, dor; worth $10. 1,000 Doz. Jocks with Knobs, worth $4.25 doz, will close them out at $3.00. Aarge stock of all kinds of Knobs and Locks at 30 150 belong factory fratations, rer-Steel Teass t $1.75 1,000Gro, White Picture-Salls, S1°00 cron 2b Lot Association Cutlery at 30 per cent dis. ree stork of Hors and Forks at 50 per cent dis. Jars stock Firat Quality Files. 40 per ceat dis. Of Boscell & Erin's Heal Rronze Door-Knobs, Joo tH $14,005 will sell at $8.00. Zeblot Finishing Nails at $3.00 rales. fo lothes-Wrinzers, $48.00 doz. pion sathee Wren $38.00 doz. is the Cheapest place in the United States to buy Hardware. A. W.. WHEELER, 141 Lake-st. t M. HICKMAN&CO., Parlor 5, CENTRAL MUSIC-HALL, Announce their 0; pening the coming week. The firm BBN within themselves tho bigest grado of Anlue talent fe ieatcby for the manufacture of Wedding, ay stumes, plain-Mtted and most wiltoe eto paste “The Krahco-Prussian Stode”™ 3 charting: : 4 Hiatarrere gy US, No chanxing; no redtting: a beaw Airs. F.0. Loon % Loomis will ba pleased to see all of her Bends aha patrons at ine avbve numer et REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE. 40 Acres immediately adjoining abash Railroad, and within half 2mile of its junction with Grand Trunk Railroad, WALTER MATTOCKS, 40 Dearborn-st. * of Plessan 4 10 it place of residence or resort on the Island of Rey on, in Lake Superior, can be had ats bout ai About: . et acres nearly surrounded by water. Writh an peptone dock, dwelling, and everything neces iF pro! really og ta UREA, boating and good health. Di- eamboat travel, nee H- KERSOOT & CO. $i Dearborn-st, Chicago. FOR SALE. , INDIANA-Av. tears 7 eleven rooms, mantels and Also Ground rent, $00 per year ‘OT long lease. Mak a .. TORSER & BOND, 10) Washington-st. { ¢ Chicago Daily Tribu SUNDAY, APRIL 11, :i880—TWENTY PAGES. MWe. PRICE FIVE CENTS. WINES AND LIQUORS. CRUSE & FILS FRERES’ aret Wines, All bottled Wines sent out by Cruse & Fils Freres have a patent wire cover around each bottle, which guarantees the genuineness of their Wines. FOR SALE BY GRONIMES ¢c ULLRICH IMPORTERS OF Wines, Liquors, Champagnes, &e., &e., And Wholesale Dealers in FINE Kentucky ‘Whiskies, 174 & 176 Hadison-st, CHICACO. - Our stock of Imported Wines and Liquors, and of Fine Whis- kies is one of the LARGEST and ACTUALLY the BEST ASSOR- TED of any House in this country. RATTAN FURNITURE. ‘Wakefield’ RATTAN FURNITURE. We are now prepared to show our pa- trons in Chicago and ‘‘all the West” the LARGEST, BEST, and MOST COM- PLETE Stock of our CELEBRATED and JUSTLY APPRECIATED Rattan Wares ever offered to the public. We have now in store and keep con- stantly on hand all the LATEST and BEST patterns, combining the latest im- provements in workmanship and style of finish. We are receiving onr goods FRESH from the Factory EVERY WEEK, and our Stock is therefore CLEAN and BRIGHT. Parties farnishing Rooms for the summer or Country Houses will find it to their ad- vantage to purchase at HEADQUARTERS. We hare also the handsomest BABY CARRIAGE in the country. Buy the *Wakefleld” and get the Best. REMEMBER, our No. is 231 State-st., and we are NOT anywhere else in this city. WAKEFIELD RATTAN CoO., 231 STATE-ST. HLATS. HATS. AU“TYLER'S,” 194 Madison-t JUST RECEIVED, 250 Dozen New Hats, The Spring Styles, EVERY KIND gAND. DESCRIPTION in ie market. The 2-oz. Gladstone, BEST SILK HAT, $4.50, MADE TO ORDER. INVITATIONS. [weooine and RECEPTION} INVITATIONS, COBB'S LIBRARY, 29 Washington-st. HATS, Gentlemen’s Dress Silk’ Hats, Broadway Spring Style, on hand or made to order. Superior Quality. Price, $5. At BARNES’ Hat-Store, 86 Madison-st. (Tribune Building) BANKRUPT STORE. BANKRUPT STORE, 184 & 186 STATE-ST., _ OPPOSITE PALMER HOUSE. 5O Cts. Only will buy one of the best Double Busk Side Steel 50-cent CORSETS Ever offered. It is Rabey's Patent Busk, and should they break will give another pair for the same. We have any size, White and Colored. The Trade supplied at a discount from above price. A NEW LOT OF REMNANTS. Lawns, Calicoes, stock of MEN’S, CLOTHING, Follow theCrowd MABLEY, The Cicthier’s, NEW STORE, 154 and 156 South Clark-st., Between Madison and Monroe. EVERYTHING NEW, NO OLD GOODS, We can show you a large BOYS’, and AND Momie Cloths, ‘The Latest Designs, at 3 and 5 cts. per yard. The greatest BARGAINS in BUVk and Colored Silks, BUk and Colored Satins, BV’k and Colored Brocaded Silks and Satins ever offered in this market. COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. BANKRUPT STORE, 184 & 186 State-st. S. SHTREK. CHILDREN’S CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS, and you will find by comparing prices that we can gave you from 20 to 40 per cent by trading with us. Our sys- tem of doing business is to mark everything in plain figures, have but ONE PRICE, :and will cheer- fully refund the: money for any article purchased of us that does not prove , entirely satisfactory. Wherever you find MABLEY’S STORES you find The Leaders of the Clothing Trade! FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c. H & HL NEUBERGER, 211& 213 Wabash-ay. We would announce to our friends, and the public in gon- cral, that we have one of the largost stocks of PARLOR & CHAMBER SUITS And a general line of Fnrniture E BS a im Se make purchases will consult their interest by learning our prices before purchasing elserrliere, URNITU noble ty) comer 0! noons ogling the girls. but some that will HATS. 1358137 MADISON ST. ; CHICAGO, Matar tte Gat Mente” “STIEFS.” We don't mean “‘cadavors,” "sta of manhood ron will find decorating tho Stito und Mad tson pleasant after- FF ATS.” “Water Stifs,” and Bi We can show ., We want to say, contidentially, to that numerous class of deserting young men in our midst who bnye tu d v4 well tnd maken good up- come that we are selling a enrance on n st ae lender tn SGBBY DERRY STIFF ILAT for the modest sum of MW, equal to anything sold by retailers generally 135 & 137 Miadison-st. BRANCH STORES—Cor. Lake and Clark-sta. and hereabouts for from $1.00 to 4,00. Interview us on “stifs.” You will ind we are not “stitf’’ on prices. B SCOTT & CO., fai a corner Ialsted and Harrison-ts. on hand, Parties desiring fo Parlor Suits from - $45 to $400 Chamber Suits from - 22 to 350 Library Bookeases- - 25 to 100 Secretary and Bookcases 23 t0 SO Sideboards from - - 22to 150 Hat Racks from -' - 9to 100 Also a full line of Wardrobes, Cribs, Child- ren’s Beds, Extension | Tables, all kinds of Chairs, Mirrors, Mattresses, Office and Kitchen Furniture. The best finished and most durable goods for the least money. WIRTS & SCHOLLE, 222. Wabash-av., Between Adams and Jackson-sts, FURNITURE Drawing-Room, Chamber, Dining-Room, Library, CHINA. &c. iS 2 PIANOS. GRANDS, UPRICHTS, _& SQUARES. ESTABLISHED IN CHICAGO OVER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, Used and Recommended by 25,000 Art- ists and Amateurs. Our Patent Self-Bearing Agraffe Attach- ment, Concave Name-Board, and Improved Veneered Bridge are valuable improvements, used in the Bauer Piano only, THE BAUER CABINET GRANDS, The Newest and Most Perfect Production in the art of Piano-Making. By the introduction of an Improved VIOLLN-SHAPED SOUND- ING-BOARD the volume of tone is greatly in- creased, and left entirely free from Metallic Qualities. PROMINENT ARTISTS PRONOUNCE IT A MARVEL 07 PERFECTION. Messrs. JULIUS BAUER & CO., Chicago, TIL: GENTLEMEN: The Bauer Pisno which I purchased of you, Iam happy to say, is growing in favor every day. The more L use it the bettor I like tt. I have had Pianos from many celebrated factories, but hare found none to equal yours in power and purity of tone, elasticity of touch, and durability. I am gind that my.first good opinion which prompted me in EXCHANGING my KNABE Piano for the BAUER has proved a lasting one. Yours respectfully, JOHN RIEBLING. Pittsburg, Pa., Nov. 28, 1870. A Complete assortment of these Favorite Pianos will be found at our Warerooms. Julius Bauer & Co., 182 & 184 Wabash-ay., Between Monroe and Adams-sts., AND Factory, Comer of 129th-st, and Lexington-av., NEW YORK. Are used hy the leading Artists and indorsed hy the Public, Prices as low as consistent with the very best workmanship. Terms fo suit, THE ROOT & SONS’ MUSIC CO., 156 Statest Haviland’s White and Decorated French China DINNER AND TEA SETS, English Decorated DINNER, TEA, and TOILET SETS, Blue Canton China, In Sets: or Parts of Sets. Rich Cut and Engraved Glassware SELLING AT COST AT FRENCH POTTER WILSON, git & 93 Wabash-av., COR. WASHINGTON-ST. More thin DOUBLE the stock wo eyor before carried, including ail the Rarest NOVELTIES and Latest Styles—ali at POPULAR PRICES. CHICAGO CARPET (0, 156, 158, 160 & 162 Wabash-av., cor. Monroe, N, B.—Immense Stock CARPETS, WALL PAP! and CURTAIN GOODS, Sc., New Designs. ae Ni fet Yited to call, 0) MILLINERY. Millinery Gpening WALSH'S NEW YORK MILLINERY STORE, rrr Twenty-second-st. THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1880. will show a large assortment of Pattern BON- TS and HATS, and a full line of MILLINERY OODS AND NOVELTIES. Ladies are cordially in- n every evening. ‘The: E Farniture, Carpets and Ranges Cheap for Cash. ring Trucks oF Moving. Si] BUSINESS CARDS. “PER ‘209¢ae WHE FST OWO ? C.Y., Houses furnished entire, at bot- tom prices, on EASY PAYMENTS. HIRAM BRUSH, Cooking Stoves & Ranges, BEST MAKES & LOWEST PRICES. P. & C. H. LOW, 110 Lake-st. 272 East Madison-st., NEAR THE BRIDGE. Ranges, Stoves, Ice-Boxes, Refrigerators, Oil and Gasoline Stoves, Charles Henrotin, 106 Washington-st. City, County, and Town Bonds. Chicago, Mil. £& St. Paul 7 per cent Bonds. And other good Investinent Securities. CLOTHES CLEANING. Go to JOHN JONES, 119 Dearborn-st. Established 1845. Seavey’s Water-Filters, House-Furnishing Goods. SEAVEY & C0., 49 State-st. H. ROCHER, PHOTOGRAPHER, 77-49-81 State-st., Chicago. PARASOLS, THE BEST ASSORTHENT OF PARASOLS D’ANCONA’S 133-State-st. STATIONERY, &c. So ULVER PAGE, S2. Cer 2 BLANK - BOOK +MAKERS. Outfits for Banks a specialty. is Every kind of Blank-Book made to order. LITHOGRAPHERS. Notes, Checks, Bonds, Certificates, Diplomas, Manufueturers’ Show-Cards, Done in the dest manner. Samples and estimates submitted. PRINTERS and ENGRAVERS. Printing done in all its branches. Engraving on Wood, Stone, Copper, or Steel. ‘Alt'work done on our own premises, BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY AND PRINTING, it id at Low Prices. ANgG SURE WE SOMES Stationery wnd Printing Con Monroe and Dearborn-sts BLANK BOOKS, PRINTING, AND STATIONERY. 1. W. MIDDLETON, 55 State-st. Large Stock, Good Work, Low Prices. DENTISTRY. VITALIZED AIR. New Safe Remedy. No More Pain with Teeth, est and Best Full Set. No fancy prices. STAL PARLORS, ark and Randolph-sts. STOCKHOLDERS? MEETING. Stockholders’ Meeting. ‘Yhe Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the People’s Building & Loan Associntion of Chicago for the Election of six Directors, the Amendment of the By-Laws, znd such other business us may properly be resented, will be held at the of yf the tation, SG Washington-st., on Monday. 12 ~s Ot 7:50 p.m. ‘Chicazo, April 13M, HARIISON KELLEY, Sec, WANTED. PARTNER WANTED. We are authorized to negotiate with a party having 000 The right person can obtain un interest in Oue of the largest and most profitable establishments in this city. Apply in person to REED & KEYES, 40 REAPER BLOCK. WANTED, Partner with $5,000 to $10,000 To extend business in Eost India and English Staple Goods. Address X 774, ‘Irfoune office. HOTEL. SOUTHPARK HOTEL, tranes to Park, between Grand and Drexel alovendss whe bestand most popmlar Road House Boulevards. The bes pala a Is what the Census Han says is THIS WHOLE COUNTRY. THE WOODS ARE FULL OF EM! 80 18 THE GARDEN---GITY! ‘Therefore, Sea most respectfully announces a sale of Baby's caters Belongings. INFANTS’ LACE CAPS. :4 BEAUTY—A BEAUTY—A BEAUTY. 29 CTS, Tyentyjnime FOR ONLY Pennies. Nicely made and trimmed, Valoncionnes Lace and insertion, Cambric Mull, and Actually worth 60 cts. Finer Caps for 39, 43, 63, 74, 57, and 98c, all at half usual retailer's prices, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S SUITs. Victoria Lawn, French Dress Cambrics, Printed Per- cales, and American Prints. 28, 28, 28, 28,28, 28, 28, 26c, LOT 2 Payee larger sizes, FOR A DIME 3S, 83, 8S, 38, 38, 88, 38, BSc, LOT3--PRINTED PERCALES--44C 600 Suits. New Deslens, Double Cuffs, Corded, Ruffled, Plaited ‘rimmed, in four sizes for Misses id Children, a¢ st 44, 49, 63, & 74 waver men more LOT 4. oma S78, onscs, TA C, Trimmed similar to Lot3, with Rafied Top Pockets. FOUR SIZES ihe Sy Shand 9 —Thes'y suit the children. LOT 5 Gittorssay tinned wit Gass race OB Natty--Nobby--Tasty--Beautiful Suits. Four Sizes, 82-98-6108, and sia. { We can Salt Re- VICTORIA LAWN SUITS, 49cts, ‘7, 70, and $L1f in different sizes. AChanceto get Suited Cheaply Another Apron Arrival. APRERONS-1I cents—11 cents—ll cents-APEONS Full Size, Nicely-Trimmed Victoria Lawn. FINEB GOODS.-24, 29, and 48 ets.---All Cheap. ““Ballayeuse” DRESS FACINGS. 5,000 Yards Narrow, Wide, Very Wide. wibtas,| 10 CENTS |v Lace Edged Ballayeuse, Best Quality. CARRY THE BABES In Carriages, not in tired arms. SES BABY CARRIAGES, Cheap Ones, Better Ones, Fine Ones. BICYGLES, VELOCIPEDES, WAGONS, CARTS, WHEELBARROWS, Rocking-Horses, Baby Tenders, Shoo-Fly Rockers, BABY HIGH CHAIRS, BABY NURSERY CHAIRS, BABY ROCKING CHAIRS, DOLL BABY CHAIRS, &o., &, &e, &e., &e. les, Brackets, Framox, Wall Pockets, Book Shelves Towel Hacks Hat Hacks, ee, be, 80, a at Shelves, Towel acks, + ken, LESS THAH FACTORY PRICES. Why Waste Good Money? SEAS NOTION-AL PRICES. PINS Gheap—te. Pyramids, 3c. “Ne Plus Ultra,” NEEDLES Gootones, te paper. Best, sige pa- THREAD Sst2¢!*forte. 10 spoo. 2e poor. 40 SILK x Sohne Sopot sik ators. Be spook, 0 3g BUTTONS White Agato, 12 dozen for3c. Finer Buttons, every conceivable variety up to Sic per doz, all at half and less than half value. SEA’S Trimmings, Fringes, Braids, Ribbons, Ruchings, Ties, COLORED UNDERWEAR, and LADIES’ AND GENTS’ FURNISHINGS, Of ail kinds, in all varietics. And it is needless to remind YoU and all Your Relations THAT SEA CAN SAVE YOU MONEY. LINENS, COTTONS, ‘Towels, Napkins, Linings, Flannels, INOUBENLARGED HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT SEAS NEWLY FITTED-UP BASEMENT Is the Resort for all wishing to economize in CROCKERY, TINWARE, House Furnishings of all kins, NEW DINNER SETS SEgoRARD ALL AT SEA’S PECULIAR PRICES. SEA’S FANCY GOOBS. SEA’S HAIR GOODS. SEA’S JEWELRY. SEA’S CANDY. SEA’S HOSIERY. SEA’S FLOWERS. EVERYTHING THAT SEA HAS Is Worthy Your Attention THIS BABY WEEK ar SEA’S, 122 & 124 Slatest, WASHINGTON. The Democrats Finally Drop the Spofford-Kellogg Case for the Present, Having Reached No Decision but to Agree to Disagree. Several of the Prominent Senators Determined Not to Be Bulldozed, Believing the Case Has Al< ready Been Settled Be- yond Recall. Effect of the House Democratic Policy of Silence on the Political Riders. The Brigadiers Tantalized by Tell- ing Arguments from the Re- publican Side, And the Shower Is Likely to Last for Many Days to Come. Lawyer Lockwood Again Disturbs the Dignity of the Georgia Senator. A COMPROMISE. ‘HE KELLOGG-SPOFFORD CASE. Spectal Dispatch to ‘The Chicago Tribune. Wasnrxerton, D. C., April 10.—The Demo- cratic Senators were in caucus again to- day for four houts, and the result of the three days’ conference ‘is what is called a com- promise. The Senators have decided not to vote to postpone the Spofford-Kellogg casa until the next session, and have agreed that it shall be taken up this session about the 20th of April. It is not so clear, however, that the decision of the caucus is to be regard- ed as an affirmative declaration that the Kellogg case shall be considered now. On the contrary, the decision appears to be that the regular business is to be followed until the 20th of April, within which time final action is to be taken upon the Geneva Award Dill, and that on the 20th discussion of the advisability of proceeding with the Kellogg case may be revived in caucus. THE ARGUMENTS to-day are said to have been very animated, and in the general line of argument of the preceding caucuses. It was today made more clearly apparent, however, that there areanumber of Democratic Senators who on constitutional grounds are opposed to the reopening of the case. In the course of this debate it was made definitly to appear that the following Democratic Senators do not believe that the case can ¢on- stitutionally be reopened: Thurman, Bay- ard, Lamar, Pendleton, Ransom, Hampton, and Butler, of South Carolina, These Sena- tors all expressed themselves to that effect in caucus to-day. They did not, however, zo so far as to say that if the Democratic ma- jority should decide to unseat Kellogg that they would i BOLT THE CAUCUS DICTATION. It would be very extraordinary, however, for some of these men to take the position that they have taken, and yet, if a final vote does come, to vote with the faction Jed by Ben Hill, Saulsbury, and Jonas. Should the Democrats press this case to a vote it would only be necessary for four Democrats to vote with the Republicans to prevent the success of Ben Hill’s plan to unseat Keliogg, and fully twice that number are known to be opposed to such action, To this number must be added David Davis, who, although he does not attend the Democratic caucuses, for once 13 VERY OUTSPOKEN, : declaring that if any case was ever res adjud- icata or a settled matter in the Senate, then the title to Kellogg’s seat is one. Probably one of the most amusing speecbes in the caucus to-day was that of Saulsbury, of Delaware. This fussy old gentleman is Chairman of the Elections Committee, and his notions of the dignity of his Chairmanship and of the importance of his Committee are only equaled by the intensity of his parti- sanship. At all these caucuses he has re- sented the interference of Democratic Sena- tors with the Elections Committee. Sauls- bury to-day asked the caucus how they were to regard the money expended in the investi- gation of the Kellogg case as an investment if the case was not to be heard. A great deal of money had been spent, he said, and was that 4 ALL TO BE THROWN AWAY? The decision probably amounts to a post- ponement. The advocates of immediate consideration of the case, led by Hill, Sauls- bury, and: Voorhees, were numerically in a majority and might have carried their point, as it seemed yesterday they would, but the conservatives, who are opposed. to reopening the case, together with others who are utterly opposed to taking up the case now, nade a threatening demonstra- tion which brought the majority to terms. At is understood that there are at least ten Democratic Senators who, rather than allow the case to be precipitated on the Sen- ate, will support Kellozg. This amounts to A DEYEAT OF THE OTHER PARTY, who, in such a contingency, would find them selves in a hopeless minority. Gordon made a strong speech in caucus to-day, in which he said that, if forced to act on the case, he should vote on its merits. ‘The vote by which the decision was reached was 17 to 14. THE COUNCIL. * To the Western Associated Press, Wasuincton, D. C., April 10.—The Demo- cratic Senators were in caucus to-day four hours, The question of taking up the Spof- ford-Kellogg contested-seat case was thesub- ject under consideration, and_the discussion continued with a good deal of animation and spirit. Senators Bayard, Lamar, Gorland, Jernan, and others spoke against the present consideration of the Kellogg case,’ while Saulsbury, Hill, Vance, and Jonas again_ in~ Sisted it ought to be brought before the Sen- ate for action without delay. The arguments Were much the same as before, except even more determination was shown to~lay by the advocates of iminediate action. It was also openly suggested that the proposition to unseat Kellogg and seat Spoiford could not be adopted, because there’ were Demo- cratic Senators who would vote against it, Senator Hill then said: ,“ Very well, let them vote against it The Committee had doneits duty, and it now remained for the Senate to perform iis duty, no matter what seine oe ata teat te 0! in possible eflect upon the Presidential election, Tesata that oy notto deter the Bensis m disposing of the case. lution was adopted by a majority of thre providing thas ine’ Genova Award Bil shall 4