Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1870, Page 3

a CONGREMEIONAL. Goneiusion of Yesterday's Proceedings. SENATE_—After our report closed— ‘The Georgia bill was discumed by Messrs. =— Williams, Stewart, Howe, Sehurz and The question was then announced by the Vice President as on the amendment of Mr. Merton, | Tepealing that partof the army actot which forbids the reorganization of | the militia of the late rebel States; which was agreed to. TROOPS FOR THE SOUTH. The question then recurred on the amend- mentof Mr. Drake, providing that the Presi- = shall, foe bande jaisition of the States, asa gmlature the Southern United States reaps into any py sy district, and the troops shall subsist on the trict where they are quartered, and all distarb- ers of the peace who are arrested shall remain im custody of the military until their disposed of; and in case no United States troops are available, the militia of the State shall be called out im the service, and under same conditions as if they were United States troo} Mr. Drake advocated his amendment, de- claring that there was “ grip” in it, and he so ‘intended im to be; as it was now, when these troops were sent it was at the of the Government, bat the rebels # be made to subsist them. Mr. Sh erman said that while this proposition Was indefeasable itself, it ought to be the ground work for some degislation by which lawless eom- binations In the Southern States shall be pat down. ie had i in some of ie information po should be done to break this up. The ame: ment of Mr. Drake to quarter soldiers on the inhabitants was in violation of the Constitution. He would revire the old law of the Kngiish han- dred; he would make the manicipality reaponsi- bie for all nets of ‘violence committed within its undaries. There was lately a case in Tennes- see where a whole railroad train was Ps ‘mod men. The Governor of Georgia and the Gover- nors of other States of the South should have the power to call out the militia. Mr. Carpenter should not vote for this amend- ment, but he did think that the present laws were not inadequate to the occasion, and he hoped for their early revision in such a manner as to insure the suppression of the lawless, mid- night marauders of the South. - Hamlin also expressed his dissent from the Nye nr ee Drake, but he also at some jation was 3 CaP aie aed Sete cas ised br Mr. Sherman, of an outrage on a railroad train, in Alabama not in Tennessee. Senate then, without further action, at P. my, adjourned until Monday. HOUSE.—After our report closed, Mr. Cooks’ substitute for the Senate bill to amend the usury laws of the District of Columbia, was debated at length. DEBATE ON THE DISTRICT USURY Laws. ‘Mr. Ingersoll (111) said laws relative to usury were far bebind the age, prescribing any rate of interest whatever. He did not thivk this matter should be limited. Give us plenty of greenbacks, and we will hear no more of usury and usurers. We had com- menced by making black-backs free; now we were making grey-backs free, and he | Sayre that we should make green-backs free. (Laughter-) Mr. Cook.— How about the red-backs? Mr. Ingersoll was afraid they were to be ex- terminated. Buthe wanted the experiment to be tried here of making money free. There was as much sense in passing a law declaring bow much 4 barrel of flour should sell for, or how much a man should sell his grain for, as to declare by legal enactment how much should be obtained for mone Mr. Kelsey said he had an old fashioned opinion that ali power should not be left in the hands of the capitalists. He would therefore move to make the amount seven per cent. Mr. Mungen (Ohio) thought six per cent. was enough, and he wanted it fixed at that. Then money would find its way into legitimate chan- nels. Mr. Kerr advocated the greatest freedom as to the disposal of money. He said all these laws were inoperative, and failed te protect the borrowers, for, in spite of all laws, lenders dis- posed of their money as would best suit them- selves and the circumstances of the borrowers. ‘The fact was that all these restrictive laws ope- rated badly for the borrower, for om account of the great risk to the lender he generally added three or four per cent. | He thought this bill one which should be adopted, although he would favor more freedom in the matter. Mr. Scotieid (Pa_) advocated the bill. Hesaid the same system had been tried in Pennsylva- nia, and had been found to work weil there. ‘Mr. Morrill (Me.) was a six per cent. maa, but he thought this was an exceptional case, and as Maryland and Virginia char, greater rate Of interest, the District of Columbia should be allowed to de so. He was informed that there were money-lenders here who were c! ten per cent. a month, and unless this bill was passed the borrowers here would be left to the mercy of the sharpers who had money to lend. Mr Coburn (Ind.) expressed himself in favor of all: wing ten or even twelve per cent. by con- tract. Men would not loan money at six or eight ;er cent., and if not allowed to ask more they sould evade the law somehow or other. lic. Maynard (Teus.) moved t amend by making the rate of interest eight per cent., in- stead of ten. The amendment was rejected on a vote by tellers—ayes 35, noes ‘The House then, by a vote of 101 to 17, ordered the bill to be read'a third time, and it was then a. > RAILROAD. Mr. Stone (Md_) reported a bill to amend the act to construct # lateral branch of the Balti- more and Potomac Railroad. Mr. Stone an amendment to the Sen- ate bill, te strike out the second section, so as to allow the read to commence at 4th street east and South A street, along South A street to the south bank of the Canal; to South Ca; tol street, thence northwesterly to Virginta ave- nue; along Virginia avenue, South G and West Ninth street. oe ee oe tended to February 1, 1875. P: ‘THE DISTRICT JAIL. Mr. Stone, from same committee, reported back the bill authorizing the construction of a jail in the District of Columbia. Mr. Coburu (Ind.) made the point of order that the bill made an appropriation, and must therefore go to the Committee of the Whole on the state of the Union. The point of order was sustained, and the bill went to the Committee of the Whole. OTHER DISTRICT OF COLUMBLA BUSTEAS. Mr. Stone also reported upon Senate bill to continue in force the eharter of the Potomac Fire Insurance Cotapany in the city of George- town. Passed. Mr. GU" 'a.) reported @ bill to ine rate ‘the Washington and Boston Steamship Company. P. Mr. Boles ( Ark.) reported back Senate bill to incorporate the Washington General Hospital and Asylum Company of the District of ° bis. Pamea vit te, Tiperted, from same committee, Senate relation to acknowledgment of deeds in the District of Columbia. Passed. Also, reported a bill to amend the act in re- lation to exemption of property of debtors in the District of Columbia. Passe Mr. Knott (Ky.) reported a bill to amend the act incorporating the Mutoal Fire insur- ance Company of the District of Columbia. Pamed. a Also, reported a bill to incorporate the Na- tional Conerete Pavement Ccmpany of the Dis- trict of Columbia. Laid upon the table on the ground that the general incorporation act should cover these individual cases. Mr.McKenzie,(Va.) from same committee, Wash Matt Ste woe dag ( This jon Mail Stew » re Dill wae also laid upon the tal eee Ee ‘The House, at 4:30 p. m., adjourned. ——++0-- oe Tax Women Jupcrs ix Wromrxc Tarri- ‘TORY.—A correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga- zette writes from Wyoming Territory: “Wyo- ming Territory is governed by J. A. Campbell, late of Ohio. and if is in sae ‘errito that wo- man suffrage reigns in all its glory. ‘There wo- men sit on Juries and administer laws. ‘The last grand jary drawn at Laramie shows a clear ma- -ority of female names. A short time since the Governor appointed several ladies justices of the peace, and they have entered upon the ties of their office.” One of the new justices is for the mining region at South. ‘The single miners seem to like their judges, and pe great respect to the court, but ia mam ‘ee caught carte oF an erring are loeked wy the law will allew The ‘female courte” Wave no compassion for masculine tippling or femi- nine frailty.” . sia 2+ ____ NATIONAL CAMP MxeETINo._The fifth th camp of the M.E. Church wii J at el Ma., July 12th to 224, held ts located im iy on ‘the lise "of the Phil Baltimore rau}- road, Miles re Baltimore. It Ao bm th |. form blocks uares, Tiexee feet, for the accommodation of tetts It now ntl sont acs en can be, erected a now lai ‘nny gage Re Sata See *'|| doubtless be the largest camp meeting held in America. . = oop Fis OLD On THURSDAY sho, at ovelork af ton a of G James A. Ekin, No. 211% Eleventh street. iween L and M sts., we shall. wel apes faint and Mahogany top | Fis’ (mep."COO ‘Marble top Table Waluat Hall suit, Window Shades Brussels aad Three-ply Carpets and Rugs and ‘ashstands ‘ardrobes, Looking-glassos Cottage Suit, with Wardrobes ‘and Hak Mattrrce 7 China and Glass W: : Stove and Kitchen Reauinites, Also, at 12 0'tloek precisely — A pair of Young Iron Gray Horses One Horse, cither saddle or harness Dees. & LATIMER. Auct'rs. ‘are st Furniture The railroad stations at Grand Isiand, Nebras- ka, and Commantpaw, New Jersey, were esterday, and at each a railroad to death. at Great Shee Ses F B* —_i eee We. 319, southeast corner of 7th and B sts. REET 30 8 N. EDNESDAY, the No. 3, ferms: One-third cash; balance months, for notes be ‘interest ioe ec of trust on the premises. Stamps, haser. $20 down Prd een eRW 6 WILLIAMS. RAMK BousR FRORT- ‘m., we shall sell,on the premi feat front. by. 1s feet deo AUCTION SALES. lead, in Alleghany, New York, in De- The consulates of France at Philadelphia and Richmond have been aboli ‘at Chicago has been made full consn- Kit Burns, the New York who lately rented his house esterday resumed his old occupation of keep- jared ‘day, one of a ast at Eagle- , Colonel Hopkins, iE HAN. and dog fighter, Prayer meetings, letropolitan Pelice bill oon will go thi |, wl the House. It is said to be acce; le to The of the Sixth Arm: hold Papen reunion in Philadel The oration will be delivered The New York Commercial Advertiser has a that Cellector ‘ment of Internal Revenue Bailey, of New York, has disappeared. erms proved endor sal SYMPATHETIC INKS are such writing finids as may be made visi visible methods TRUSTEES’ SALE Court of the cause therein pendi those prem! wi on theriver front, at the foot of Bey ‘ity, consisting of WOOD AND COA! TENT STEAM WOUD SAWING AN iG 8, STEAM EN rents now: received water, an ink is obtained which becomes green by heating, when the salt becomes yellow, becomes ‘invi8ible when cold. ~ luted one of chio- produce a pin! which will disappear when becomes green when Ne and en, becoming “damp it a 3 after frequent heated, at Taste becomes. it contains traces of the case. When pure it the writin, in equal payments interest, secured & WILLIARS,, Aw southeast corner of 7th NEW F ; ‘Ware; Cut-glass, ines; Whi water. . Table-cloths; Napkii pets; Ourtains; Rugs; Crumb-cloths: :' Oll- c 3 Bedroom Set. with Mat- ets; Flower Vases: com ixtures, from No. 3 Cab. smallest notion; Scuttles; Buckets; ‘ash- vv Punch Ladi RIENAN( 5 virtue of a decree of the Supreme District ‘of Columbia PRIVILE@ES, inctuding the good-will of, a long and established business. ‘The engine and it of which are lease of the wharf and wharf privil nill, machinery and appurtenances, wi er. aa Correa by_said decree, of the pure! money cash; balance six and twelve months, by a deed of trust on the premises, yi satisfactorily indorsed notes. A deposit of }200 at the tim 0 of sale. SAMUEL L. FRILLIPS, { x REY. 5. BOSS Tit WALL & CO., Aucts. ‘the 8th dav of March, ‘the cange ins, &c., &c. e and fine plate Punch Bowl, jo. er $100 a credit of sixty di ‘sed notes, bearing interest OF VALUABLE REAL Bs. SALE OF Se z EET Nom jecree of the Supreme Court of ba chanenry, made on ATH STREET + iN Wasi- id, the. under. 80, the highest )F GALT’S WHARF AND AND SAW MILL, WITH LEASE AND ot the. ©. B.. No. 24, folios 456, &c. jing. numbered 1926. land for Wi in Audenreid et al were complainants, and Galt ef Colmes we al; defendants, the undersigned: appo jest bidder by said d NDA the premises. proceed pul of the premises, on bs at 4 o'clock p. ground, or 0 same bei a e6 south from the noi rthwest corner square, and runnii to the said north thence portheaster! 61 fret 2 Inches, hes; thence north ing, improved by So thenee due south U1 fe westerly to the place of beginni: two-story Frame House, occupied a3 @ store, ‘erms : One-half cash; the residue of the pur- to be in two Tremonghg, with interest. inery are on the newest and most approved plans. and in perfect running order. ¢ lease has about eight (3) years to run. and the from the landing of but two steamboats (there being room for at least two more) al to the amount of the entire ren’ Also for sale, the HORSES, CAKR! ARTS belonging to the establishment, Acetate of the protoxide If the solution of this salt con- tains nickel or iron, the writing made by it will become green when heated. If it is and free from these metals, it will become 6. Light brown ink: Bromide of copper gi perfectly —— wr! ves which appears very cold. In order to parts e sulphate of copper with one part of alcohol. eesti stvh cess a7 Wyoming is a ious youth to seek w penses us well as the duties of courting. S7- A writer in Old and New thinks that fash- bad enough. but fashion- able funerals are a great deal worse. 7 Anonymous threatening the Emperor and F with the guillotine, were posted the other night on the Tuileries. — PY GREEN & WILLIAM» Auctioneers Real Estate B: No. 319, Southeast corner 7th and D streets. virtne of an assignment and trans Baker, dated the tenth day of Aj hares ‘Star New: e sale offers an opportunity rarely paying indtitations in the District, °° y istrict, Perms of sale, Cash. ‘Two hundred and fifty dol- lars must be deposited with the auctioneers as soon ss the hammer Tall falls. Ww. BR. CHAS. BRADLEY: WOODWARD, (Repub. TRUSTEES SALE oF, VALUABLE CITY ated to ‘Dearing date and recorded ‘8 Trustees. . L. WALL & CO., Aucts. EB ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY postponed = FRIDAY, i8th inst., same hour and e '& CO., Aucts, B7-THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST. » on account of the rain, until MONDAY, 2ist same hour and Ree of Ti rustecs. ‘ALL & CO., Aucts, EB A ER POST- EDNESDAY, id March, same hour HENS pW. L. WALL &CO., Ancts PAR’ , dated By virtue of a deed of . recorded in Lil GREEN & Wi MARRIED. RAINEY. On the 2th ult.. by the ‘EDUCATIONAL. g7 PANIED O'BiIn At RE. On ‘ relic of the late Sami il take place on M from her londay, the 2ist in- late residence, thence 3 charch, where a req be offered for the repose of her goal. rie: family are invited to attend. FREUND. March th. OATHEBRINE, 62 years. from ae NCOTT FEMALE INSTITUTE, VHARLES STREET BALTIMUKE, Mo rding and Day School. Every faci ‘rench education. given to Music and Ornamen- boarding pupils in English department taining full information addres _J.A.LIPPINCOTT,AM stamps at purchaser’ 4 WH ‘Akb Frastee _fo23-tawdeds,S0d Aue! GoveRiMENT SALE. Borrav B.F. axa... OFrice Sur’t or Epucartios. Wiese corner Maryland street east, Sunday, the 20th, at 2 0° wiunstit v8. daugh' B. Betts, formerly of UNDERTAKERS. XANDE ER, DISTILLER AND RECTIFIER, L KINDS OF LIQUORS, AND DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DoM acorn burbetiyteat 0. 913 8! i 8 Between 1 st: EVENT! Will be wold at public M0sat Oia, ne the fo i B i y BICHARD F, HABVEY. HARVEY & MARR, OUNDERTAXER®S, No. 934 F STREET, saam Copaioe end Mercury hinted = s _mbie ee of Education, Burea' iN & W! 5 BX BEES 2 UMA Eat betes, No, $19, southwest corner 7th and D streets. LE OF VALUABLE pe AMS, tones von FRIDAY, April ring public buildings sale, Se ea Syewara. MANLY. F.and A. 1CHMO: - Will be sold at public auction. at between Ninth and Tenth. ICHARD w. UNDERTIEER, 426 EIGHTH STREET car E. FUBNITURBS of all kinds made and repaired. Special attention given to the manufacture of CHAIRS. AU work warranted. yment at home. the whole of the new, evening ands proportional bam whole time Dearly asm Persons of elther sth f March, 1870, FUBLIO BUILDINGS. recently Mice United States troops, TMENT OF VIRGINIA, ebraary 36157, g clock a.m. sat WAsHING’ 1 oPygpogald will be received fo ARYLAND HAMS jugar-cured BBEAK FAST WILL SELL BOUTS, SHUES AND GAITERS of all kinds cheaper than the cheapest. Give them a call, at 906 SEVENTH STREET, _ fe %-tt Qid number 373, between I and K. TO MAKE BUOM FOB AN IMMENSE SPEING STOCK || STRASBURGER BROS. Sg NTER- euary 21. 1370, and delivery for one year PBorosats FOR FORAGE. ARTMERT OF Vinorwra, CART! TER, ‘March 13, 1300. Pa Derot Quartz "s Orv: wage ig fifteen to sixteen years old, HORSES. ‘until isiocts Are Invited to be prevent at the opening of made ‘of the Quarters FOR LIGHT ABTILLEEY ot iSHELS OF OATS, IS OF HAY, the Quartermaster’s Department at Richmond, daring the perioa a a the dell: ed ¥, on WEDNESDAY. . A. DuPont, Cap- Parashar whe Ith dey of be-required from ending June 3); required for oats, to be ‘not less than 33 ‘well cured, of be saformttion og AUCTION SALES: FUTURE DAYS, - RS alte teh on BY coorsr et. TIMER, prctieneers,. PE: iu te = -! va i plete posscasion of the will et eae com: iit he given to the aver, FRED. W. JONES Trastne, Mbi-dis COOPER & LATIMER. kactrs: ‘on and Gonera- xtensive and complete assortment iy lettered and Bnished. Fhe stand ie am chi one wud one of the best in ths ‘and at's moderate rent dee og . JONKS, Trustee LATIMER, Aucts. S7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY, March OES ce m)5-dts Be iiris RAILROADS. Batrmoss AND OHIO BAILEOAD. Wastineton, 188. Anpapolis on Sunday. pop Sirah Leave at 8 A. it.. and 5:50, 5:40, and 8:08 P.M. RB WAY STATIONS. 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