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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04
NIBLO's GARDEN.


No postpasemen any time this establishment as the
grand from Broadway the saloon from
TDe Gates will be opened o'clock when the Grand Nil.
.ry nd viii perform variety OF popular National Airs &c
TlCkE rs only 81 cents.
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER
The Ravel Family will give by desire their extraordinary
isa.s N The pleasing u La Fs,e champss re-
Csevaier Dourdaat by Gabriel kavel
secona night OF The new oxavaganza Of the Panch Club
Fourth niSht Of the veneiss Carnival
= 70 csmm.nce with the fsvorte Ballet Psnomne Of LA
of This piece will be performed on the double
light rope whersiS Maaame Jes ONE and antoine Rave VIII
Denx which will end With waltz tse.
The COMIC character OF Chtyaer Dourdant ~ Gabriel
RsvtL n.ss
Alter which Pan,omne Melange called the vENE-
ranged ny Gabriel by the whole of the Raves
This piece viii conclude with the astonishing Drunken Scene
on still, by Gabriel kayel In of .h- piece will be is
rosucsa The amnsi comic scene Of Mons E'co and Mad
To conclude with ths and beautiful Tabeau vivans,
entitled The PUNCH CLUB.
The characters by the whole of the Rave Family. assisted
The vauevies the entire superintendent or tina,
popular Coseoian, Mr. John SETON
Amnsem every evening IN the week except sundays
OF every variety and OF the most approved kinds.
Admission ia cents Including Refreshments
Tom srow Mrs Cramers Benefit, with pieces and
Great AttracioD.
Thursday, the Ravel Family.
IL THE BOAT RACE between the celebrated boats
spark and Dsownsd csms Of yes,srasy Sept, for sooo
dred a-head rowing with Both boats at the
starting place the appointed O'Clock, in fine spirits
both Confident ri They started fine style the
Disowned leading for short daSse, hut her great
speed the Spark knde into bright fame and pressed her
fac style the first miles, and keeping head
with the remainder Il the distance. Tue Spark
buill by BeIjamir shamburg Esq and ro~ed b.
John Ludlow, An'konv Ludlow,
Jenn Jennings, David w bib,
Henry Bargrr, braham Ludlow,
Samuel Ludlow, Coxswam
N. Sit will be reco~c,ed that the Disowped the cee-
from Poug for the aud has been
that word could with The choice
| that rewed her yesterday. silt
| ~ BOAT RACE will. take place from Il Artists Re
est late Weehawkes Mouse on MONDAY September 10th
1885, the weather is iar. f the first fair day. for
Gold Calls, and silver Cup for regular Boat Clubs and
tual members. No picked crews allowed
First Race-At r M. for cared hoais-a Gfd Call.
Second Rac.-At 81 r. nj for 4oared boats-a God Call.
Thru Racr-At5 M for all exceeding % feet in
length with either par of souls 2osr.a Silver Cup
Boats intending previous the day OF the
Race
stages will the Ferry teboken the above place
y here visiters will find every accommodation.
NB-The Race advertised for sday August 2eth is
postponed 10 the above date. au23:ws
RASsFOhD'S HOOMS FOR BILLIARD S
- AND eli IS, 2f8 Broadway and II Ann street,
joins the both for The sac OF Billiard
Tables Ciobs Balls kc and exercises for health Pur
chasers and players invited There Is Billiard Tables
ready for trial. in with spring, steel INDIA
/ 49,.
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lO tbs age OF and under IS; between me ase
and 90; and s. ~ ard TO- 10 and 70, - ard 20,
Nc; " sf so nj AZ ana ST. Ia O. 90 and TO- 70 and
%. a. 90 anil %, 3; ~ and 100, o. unknown, y.
Placer ~ Nsry-Usited Stats 49, Ireland ~ sngasd,
a o~rmany, 81 Switzerland, Denmark France, u IN
known,l
&c ~hom were from the Aims Hops~ Bellevue Hospital
=; small Pes Hospital o; City Ho spita, 3; Black
wel island. u wcstcheser Kings couny, o. Fen
atsatisry Hospital l. Coso~ed psrso~s, 10.
HFNRv O. DUNNGLL City Inspector.
c,ty Inspectors oace. s~pl~mber 4. 1854
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

nASsFOhD,S HOOMS FOR BILLIAR DS
ID AND CA r. 50, 2s Broadway and - Ann street, ep.
joins the both for The sac OF Billiard
Tables Ciobs Balls Ike. and exercises for health. Pur
chasers and players invited There IS Billiard Tables
for trial, in with spring steel India
rubber cushions aud eagle roa, frames
best assortment altered the public. mySl3
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> IL On "A RI = .

u A. A. sAMANOS. Importer OF segars, informs his
esds sns the public that he MAS u1 receveas choice of
segas OF various brands In addition his
for the purpose OF retailing Those seeking
for choice article please call the wholesale No.
swilsm, and retail es,soeshmert, IFS Cssai street,
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EAyHIONABLE sTNAM HAT MANyFAC.


k'A1BlOnAn LN SEN AM Hal MANSFAC-
= T0kY, MILLINERY, Gc-hRS. BENNETT NO ss7
Broadway between hesae as Dame streets seg 70 inform
tue LADIES ano the Func general ns she mas ~ opened
the above establishment WITH new ans elegant asso OF
fine Tuscan horn and other fashionable Has and Milne
Mrs D. particularly requests the aeDtion sf the L.,
dies style OF Hats manufactures fcop Tuscan
called the Congie GPsey which, she satisfied bss only
ton. stm.
- = - ~ ,s rUrn UrNn uo,r =, 80.
- NE NJ. NO ~ n'osu~sy, cosss. o. 1aoen Lasc.-
teea eeasiasred . second to sone ia the United States m
eylas.a give in every ns,anc. se~pe,s ..ac,en tn,
specimen books exhibit eIsmp e Of Visiting and Commercial
CARD rS1 inc aehea.e Isnan TOR
nsaa s .ne vu s1,s 80 oe
tn. ,receaed pures M.
bg bIy posbe OF the 6se i'm
SION.
silver Plated Door and Number Plates, the plating OF
which unusually hick-he silver being expressly relied Tor
the subscriber 80
Leuer staRps. Consular and NoiarIsl ssais
c.s ~ xrs.s srss,s g. az sv.r snoao. x,ix.. Yort
&c Isscrinon ON Rnes Loo set. &C. 49,
Cur, rsxInst i'm ,o.t spepaid assor, s,~ot of
s-ars oi.S and Iverv They are In ,ao &c NJ,
t,rI-s = al are warranted GEO NJ STOUT
a sm. cerner OF Maiden lsss and Broadway.
-. =, :. . :. . . . :. :. !. -.
~ W. SPIES, ia Pesri street, Is now opening iull
terns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

HATTERS' p LUsH.-A comrle,e assortment OF silk
II tmeod- HENRY LANE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04
FOREIGN ImPOKTArIONs.

FOREIGN IMPORTATIONs.
CRoNsTApT-Per Curtis.
Mccall Co bars iron 1893 Fielder &Co cks glass
Ticker G y Go hmp tons 4 bx mdze IL
- bis dapsr $50 To order ss bis OK so cia ii6
Fielder Co bgs wool IL
TRrsIpAo--Psr Msxy.
NJ Taylor bids Misses SO Taylor his tob 85s
9 hid. sugar $50 silks iust, 400
bxs 40 To order bxs :
kvERrooL-Per Paragon
Peters Co Goals 500 Phelps Dodge Co bxs tin s55
ST.. CRoIx-Pcr Basfne.
De Forest hhds sugar 1914 J Foulkr pinch 20
punch rum 81 Goodhue &c hhds sugar 20
bbss sugar Ill
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

state OF Trade.
There remarkable change in the markets to notice this
trade generally has been uionzed point Of
There no longer long credits gwen to merch
ant from the far south and west as formerly our
well of the old adage, which short accounts
long friends The auction credits in the grocery line
principally al months, approved endorsed nsiea
the present here In great abundance
There perhaps 500 able seamsn now in this pert Of
be obtasd readily at Sl2 per month. Handing the
departures from ibis port nearly double the numhe for
the week eading LIST September, 1881 we're 90 sail
Do. do. 3lst August, 1887. SIS sail
Increase this yea, IS sail
atsy.
CorroN little from report of Saturday The
market uuaered. At New Orleans, the 2sh
there le doing. The first appearance OF
the the spe of three bales on board the
very good Al Mobile z7h. noihng doing. None sfhe
In spite OF ,hs drought which had sgLy
crops in sections Al Petersburg Va the 3oth
ult sales made of ioa Al philadelphia
on Saturday last there was rather quiet market owing TO
the suspension of business the Of several factories
caused bv the drought-extremes, 80 a l3
market bur The rmness OF holders still prevents buyers
from operating largely. Al Richmond, the Seth ult
bat little doing. further advance anticipated from
try The the prevented the arrival OF much
At Lynchburg The stock about 2200 hhds
- So Luss gsoG 50 81; interior So ss So Al New or
the 25h, there sales Of IS hhd. III is
hhd Q; SO hhds. selected al Sets At Philadelphia on
Saturday last there brisk demand for kenuckv The
greatly reduced The sales of the week 400 hhd
Of ST. and SOC bales sold chiefly at l6 aso
about 1900 packages al an pre-
Al Petersburg Va. Seth ult fair demand
existed. Prices 81 Tor la ss STA 1oi for leaf
ASHES sales of Pots occurred today al the rates we
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

~ Gssssssss and GssAaa cured by WRAPS BALSAMIC
PILLS; certain saie. and tbs most speedy reEedy
1oHorrhea and GIeets Strctars
seminal whites pairs In the oias affect OF the
dneys gravel irritation of the bladder aretha, and all
other diseases the urinary passaga-trtquenty performing
in recent snses, perfect cure IN a lew days.
oay b, o. wRAY. tlate Clarke) Surgeon and
coucheur Ne 1l8 Mobsrn Hill, London.
The attended the these
Pills, made public has acquired them
sale extensive than other proprietary m dciae ex
an; the necessity oDviaed OF haviDg
those naHstous an In many cases. hgh
y medicines ias capava cubeb kc has obaiaed
for them reputation unequaed IN the asnas medicine
Within years. prior their being ADVERTISED they were
mployed private III o 10
and In housands OF since and
in no instance ever known fail to produce those
oeA experienced while taking capnvu
class OF medicines usually reorted 10 In these COM
plants.
paiva ehr balsam cubebs, deelcrous i'm
yre ther composition The rrqur neither con
nement alteration of diet except abstinence from stnu
an vhen bic Inflammation exists; and
proved they will eject cure sooner than capaiva
or any oer may be justly conderee the only
ecaciou remedy Ia all It's stages-and put up In
most convenient form.
Tuis truly ipvalua for sas he drug
Chsmberss No. 100 Fulton corner OF
William s Bowery corner OF Grand ST. and No. ia Canal
street, New York Put IN two size boxes Price 81 % and
Al ner bax oay. s4Sts
NJ DOCTOR GLOVER confines himself office prac-
ce and to the class of diseases lie has had
Experience nd has directed bis practice particularly Z"
of added u ccieg late mcdi-
education in r Instance. which gives him decided
advantages general practitioner Strangers Will do
discriminate regular prsetitioner ire the adver
tas self named docsrs medical puhers and great pretend.
srs Ofc No. Ann street. Private entrance 4 door from
the Museum Lam atthe inner office door the .veaing
~ Be particular to observe name and number
- ins Or GLOvEk-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04
AaelsOn sales.

~ H. ~ kOt1 - AAA1 Al - 80 sy /.
IN The regular sales this web sslzblishsasni
contiRue sks place every Monday III O'Clock
cling with . vsr ely of Carriages Harness. &c.
The sale will commence Monday, 10th Sept.
II O'Clock "a NJ commencing with variety Carriages
Harness After which, oceck the viii
eommesce, when viii be- aerrd large catalogue Of horses,
smeng which will he very IRE pairs.
6enllemsm having horses csrsges &C. TO dispose Of
particularly register thep early possible
The register filing The catalogue will open
or entry till Saturday, Sept Sat 7:
Successor u J. w. " asoR 446 Breadwsy.
~ b-Jus received from THE country, few pair OF very
superior young and sound horses.
Also, JUS, received from The mandatory, Barouche
Wagon. mvl7 SIN. ~ GEO w MILLER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

CUrPING AND LEECHING.
II CUPPfNS performed by nm experienced person-a-o.
the Swedish LeecheS-sppisd Time Of day
night Tor sale, wholesale retail at the drug
J. ,. NONEs, GAG Broadway
NJ R.-5eoo superior Le~ches jast received su3o.Imis
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HOME Y MA n X r. IT.
uNAmdaw liant. as p -


The Rumbsr Of shares SOLD the beard todsy has ns'
20 large Saturday, but prices have undergone
gsasra Improvement, advance all most every SAFE ns
State Bank, pei ces Keniscky, linois' per cent
lem per csnt Boston Providence l; ~ J. H. X !, and
closed per cent over Of Saturday Sales
OF Treasury notes we're at a premium OF l per cent
Ybs rse Of tocks M rely reaction after the depression
Treasury notes advanced slightly by reasen Of the increased
activity al The custom house and the consequent demand for
hee notes. BY the statement will be perceived.
but few have been paid during the quiet Of the
months.
Treasury Department. Sept 1883.
rbe whole amount Of Treasury No.s authorized by the
of Ocob.r I2 1887 having been issued, $0oce0ee 90
AND there having been redeemed of them
srss NJ W emissions made in place Of those un
der the Of May IL, 1889, have been 5,5473l0 oil
Phere heen redeemed hre last aSeut leO0co 90
This leaves balance OF all outstanding equal
TO only about $SOs75lo Vi
LEVI WOODBURY., Secretary OF the Treasury
Notice hereby given that the outstanding Treasury
pursuance Of the Congress OF the 18th october,
ls and the additional thereto, will be paid
upon Treasury OF the United
States whenever they fall due.
Each parcel OF offered for payment should be
panied by schedule showing the and sums OF he eve
raj notes, with the rate OF interest thereon.
Holders OF Treas notes, whom may be more coHve
nien have the account due upon the same made available
either OF the Forts OF EHty Land Offices informed
and allow the ncpal and interest due there
ON. Ia payments for lands and customs.
Those who aot wish to the notes in pay 10 the
United States find convenient to Jake the amount due
them the Treasury, will be accommodated with drafts
therefor payable their places of residence wherever is
fouad 10 be practicable. LEVI WOODBURY.,
Gorre m The
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

- j. SYLyEsTEr. Stock snd Exchange eroas~.
kJs hss removed tut eosnses stand NJ. -
Broadway and q Wall wh~re be has bcen es,h.hsS
fer the las, 2learA al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

nFruC ~ To LIT, No Is7 Hre.a wrv /, fe~
~ dsrs from Coursndt low ssd possssssop
gwen Immediately. Inquire IN in~ premises, Of JAMES
CLARK. stns
NKw nae E-rsmlly grs~er, ..a s..Dl,.. "a, be sup
ped aarrg The bot season with fresh beNes Rice, e. the
nce NIL so1ed fresh rice preventive &c the prvvshns
diseases OF the cog day. and cheaper sd rves
q the peesess pvses The nee Mil. yesercs sss
Al George Barrels, wall street N
Wd ssd musy lice " hrahy and ~ dat usderro~
50 w. AEv ~ Thu season or less 81 :. :,
tra and rersatses es carr sc-p. f-rskhed 70 rsss'"
New BssIsy .ss corn s.sr ssc s.,s
Gals law ~ r. BRiLBv. sspense~tssA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

SPANISH GUITAR AND sINGiN0.-Ladiss
- DESTROYS OF learning the named pshmsnts
either together will please rake early sppica
the residence Of Mrs DUNN, fs3 Broadway where
terms &c. may be known
Ts her former pupils Mrs D. respectfully
win rscommerce on Monday, the loh ins'art - Inn
4 OsJ OR MISLAID-A Bond and Mortgage. made
L. by Alpherso y. Osborne to Wnliam X. Tremeis
property tn the 18th Ward 10 this city The finder viii
be hbersily rewarded by leaving the same with
s4.its q. q. OSBORNE ~ Wall street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

" iMrOu rANT.-The heirs and descendunts Of Anpek
Bcxsraps invited 10 sitesd meeting br held
the Wet~ NJ Mr. reilly, 81 Fraskln street
nro~dwsy, Tsessy neat iith ns. hear Report
tine Rr~ca Committee. In ali probability Address will
be srlivefe,i on a subject Interesting 20 all the heirs
Nv ot the Chairman,
sITuwFkMAs LEONARD WARNER
- ~ WISHING IxcuRsloN ExTRA-At
IRnA' the ssiisitscn Of q nunber Of the pssscn-
gers on board the seaihbcst sU ", Turing
her regular trips the to the Fishsg Banks
(ommandyr Captain Lane, will make another excursion,
provis ed the number Of 100 tickets he dps-d Of 1t -
each n il TO leave New York nj o'clock, PM
Thursday september and return Friday NJ the same hour
i,ndiag al Fulton Market onv. hne opportunity
Altered for those improve thsr hrnh and enjoy
Tie sport fishing de- The passengers can land 81 the Hook
ssd gratliy their tastes with peaches and purs An excel
su engaged fs the excursion, and much ples
are may be anticipated 10 the merry soaE Ver We deep
deep Sea" =. ~..a.- a. .
sauson o. those ~he ps,rense him comfortable both
Gay sad sight ,.-,-,, ..,r. ...,.on .,.r. ma
rsi,os q n Bre.ass Hotel Isl Hudsoa 81 Or TO the csp"ir
~ss,s The weather prove unfaver.5e Thursday.
toe hos. sI leave the day following at the same hour
"S eth"n'u " s<-sys
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

No pospasement time nj this establishment A. the
grand enrance from Broadway the saloon protected from
the weather
TIe Gates will be opened at ~cock when the Grand Mil
Harry md Will perform variety OF popular sonal Airs &c
TlCkE rs only So cents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

DARLOR DUMB syOvE-Tbe subscribers bsv.
IL ng made arrangements with MI Johs U. Trrsdwe
prepared to oa-r for ss bis Improved Patent Con-
round Psrlor Dumb Stove The combination If this stove
20 make two cntrey separate
psrlor stove, ard dumb stove, in ora) sdvsn.
aps which hiss attained IN any other
made. In Syls s beautiful, and perfectly uriqss
lis operation as duub stove, or In the coa,Disa.
on perec-warsn,ed In either case not to smoke The
good the workmanship cannot be surpassed
and q 80 made that may be cleared say with
greatest without removal The saving OF fuel slose
shopd b, ,ucsr nducenen for every family he In pos
sosson of one OF The heat from range
In the ba ement which usually carrying the pipe
directly into the chimney h sufficient in most eases to
the whom Is az additional FIRE can
In this and the tHe oil the heat
r. steve belew u lk wise beautiful article for
hsls Tbecitrsss Of New York and Brcokyn respect
'uly invited call At the store No is2 FULTON street FIVE
doors from Broadway and exsnise this stove Merchants
from The supplied their Albany
HaRvEvsk TRkADwELL,
ls2 Fslt,H e. N. vork anu 10 Greene o. Albany.
BY pssss The Hall Stow In the Basement sad this stove In
he ms'n hs yea thereby gals greater asd more usiiorm
beat frc hc ssme ae Inc parc before shove
the sse ~ thn steve Halls snd psrovs are always hec
rer the dust arising from mshIs0 src IN ordinary sosl
ovc wheh MSS 70 be CLEANED twice each day. and
We ds sese'ns destroys great esssy OF vslusbe t,rn
ssre. aim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

QANK VOTE rAPne - =. .sees. h..s ~ tp'
nytef lie ssd liz Asssa =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

SION AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS.
100 water, neat 10 tse corner ~ Walist
sigus plain orssserri. Military PlaRs snd De,l.cs
every scs psined h reference s~sys 10 dur sbii,
pcpriey and good tast-
uslfcrm sysem Of charses adhered "
sule 1m~
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-22

1927, there was but single hut at Car.
bohdale in Pennsylvania, on the Della.
ware and Hudson Canal. In 1880. three
years from the completion Of that i'm.
Prevemen., it had become flourish,pe
village with nearly a thousand inhabi.
tants. And at HonesdaIe in the same
vicinity. where in 1927 stood an unbro.
ken forest, in 1890, had risen una ci,v
with population larger than that Of
many counties OF Virginia. When said
MIR SegaT, shall we behold the like in
Old Virginia. Where are your cite,
rising up? Alas we see nothing of IN.
chantmeht here. We not only do mo,
behold new cities springing up in the
Old Dominion, but even tn ose that wer.
founded half century ago seem to have
the spirit of blight resting upon them.
census after census rolls round with lit.
Tie Tie or no increase to their population.
ibe stranger who twenty years ago, yisi.
ted your metropolis, returns TO day and
hnds 1t the same city still. Nineteen
years ago, said Mr.. S, lived in th;,
city, and knew lis every street. and boun.
Diary. and building. In 1888, Ir.cog.
n'ze The same city-its boundaries not
enlarged-but few new buildings erected
None OF that change. which in few
years transforms village into mighty
CITY, seems TO have come over your me.
Topolis. And even Norfolk. Sir. vour
great seaport, whose safe and spncion,
haroor seems to beg the proud shin into
her placid bosom-A seaport MIR. Sneak.
er, which, had il been cherished nv :.
generous policy. would at this dsy havs
been some Baltimore or Philadelnh;a-
Norfolk. l repeat, your noble seaport.
which in 1910, had population of NOR.
than 1900, in 1890 had les. than s.gOO
souls. There is something wrong in tn.
policy of the State. In nv bumble
judgment it is your fatal error-your
false economy on the subject of Internal
improvement. Bless your people with
good roads and canals-where Na,ur.
has denied facilities of communicated
oestow them with liberal hand-and
you will find the same happy effects re.
sultlngto us that have bles, the people
OF New York and Pennsy lrania. On.
end You will surely accomplish-You
arrest the march of the emigrant and
turn bis eye aud his heart upon the land
OF bis nativity. You net only stop tho
tide, but rol! it beck upon Virginia
You invite emigration to the STATE, and
doubt not, said Mr. S. that if your
western country were improved. a.
IL IS IN pour power to improve 1t .emisra-
lion would be to and not from the State.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-22
Congress-.
DISTRICT COURTS OF VIRGINIA
WESTERN DISTRICT
SATURDAY, MARCH 10. 1893.

i
On molten oi Mr.. GARLAND. of yirp;n;.
The House went into Committee Of ,be
w hole, (Mr. Mckay IN the chsir.1 and
took up the bill Of he House ",o restore cir.
cut Jurisdiction 10 the District Courts OF The
Western district OF Virginia.
Mr. BEIRNE moved TO strike Gu, the frs,
section OF tho bill, on the ground that this " a.
proposition to repeal portisn of an net
passed last March, entitled "a n act 10 om.nd
'ne Judicial system ofihe United States. "and
tnn' 'he People OF that section Of the Stale q,
virginia had not desired such repeal.
Mr. GARLAND supported the bin upon
precisely The opposite grousd, and appealed
10 The delegation from Western Virginia TO
sustain him in The position he assumed.
Ant. JOHNSON, OF Virginia, sustained tho
Dill, and argued the necessity of the prnpos.
ed change, az did Mr. CnA1e, md hir.
HOPKINS, and Mr.. MORGAN, and Nv
STUART, OF the same State
Mr. BEIRaE reiterated The opinion that
tne People OF Virginia were moi in favor Of
ms bill, and, in proof of Ibls, lha, they had
MOI memorialIzed Congress upon the subject.
nc ~ sam u was movement OF portion ofths
par OF Western Virginia. He insisted upon
ms motion 10 strike out The first section otlhe
BILL LAWN " VI"
MT. CRAIG said he had presented memo-
fIa's upon this subject, and showed that The
immediate constituents o. The gentleman las,
up were interested TO keep the courts ms thew
were, while in This particular they formed an
exception 10 The rest of w estern Virginia.
Mr.: GARLAND said that he had also nre
sen'ed soma memorials upon that suhisct
ana be anu others Of his colleagues demon
stsa'ed The errors into which Mr.. BEIRnE
had fallen in relation TO the matter.
Mr.. HOPKINS said he had also presen,sd
memorials from his constituents for The a.
oopsion OF THIS measure, and d " ell, with some
Parilcujority 4rna lhenecessity for the pro.
posed Change. There bad been variops petj-
lions OF the kind, and many privsie letters,
urging the passage Of the bill.
Ibe question being propounded, on the
motion OF Mr.. BEIRNE, TO strike out tho first
section OF the bill, the vote sto0d-Yeas IL.
nays50.
=, NJ. GARLAND, of Virginia, NOV cd that
me committee rise and report tbs, there wss
no aocrum which motion prevailed.
MT. CUsHMAN moved call of the House:
which was ordered, and the Clerk proceeded
10 call The roll. And after the sbsen ees had
been called, il was found that 1913 answered
TO their names
On motion, The House then adjourned y.
half past one o'clock.
TUESDAY, March l3.
The bill, passed TO be engrosscd this NOR
ning, IN relation 10 the jurisdiction Of The u.
States Courts in Western Virginia. was IA.
ken up and passed.