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To Strangers and Citizens
THoMPsoN's DAGUERREorYPEs are unsurpass-
ed by any, for boldness of execution and
beauty of artistic finish.
His assiduous efforts to establish first class
Gallery in this city, and his continued en-
beavers to please visiters. and patrons, have
not been unrewarded. An examination of
his Pictures recently made is particularly So
licited. He is prepared to take Pictures of
every size and style, at reasonable prices.
Gallery, north side of Pennsylvania avenue
between A. and 9th streets, Lane & Tucker S
building. may 50
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10 Joe ShilIingtOn receives all the new
Books and Newspapers as fast as published
He is agent for Harper's and all the other
Magazines, and our readers will always find a
large and good assortment of Blank Books and
Stationery at his Bookstore Odeon building.
corner of A street and Penn. avenue feb
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70 At Meeting Of the Board Of Di-
rectors of the Metropolitan Mechanics Insti-
tute. held at their rooms on 18th street, the fol-
lowing resolution was passed:
ReSolred, That the rooms of the Institute
be opened daily through the week Sundays
excepted) from to 10 o'clock p m, and that
the public generally be invited to visit the
same. CHARLES CALVERT.
june l6-H Rec Sec
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MUSIC AND ICE CREAM.-The savage
1Vl soul may be changed with the Music.
but as to the Ice Cream. it is necessary of
Civilization. Changes Of Fruits at the earliest
season. Picked Oysters served up. and or
ders supplied by Madame HUNTER. next to
the L. S. Hotel INews.l 10 l7-9t
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10 iAs i:s.ilors Of ihs Enquire. ..,,, o. ,ss

10 Ia i:s!iors Of lie Enquirer so,or o. ,sss
Statues Of Jefferson and -, heRaoean
or.isf in eTe-E1s Relief Of the author 81 nc Dee'are
Ion-im,rOrer Interference o, Congressman 10 'ea'h
ms ., y,s Of flty thousand dollars for Statue 10
Wshnu 10 be placed 10 OF the public squares OF THIS
49, ~ 'in drawn attention 10 the statue OF Jefferson
@ =; f,o of the Presidents House. The head OF Ibis Is
lis recognized admirably portrayine the features
If the great son Virginia and the champion OF Inc De-
mOcratIc party. ST., ,, - :
labor of love on tho part author, David Anger and
thar he in exile for having refused 10 taKe he oah OF
Louis NapO!cGn TO abate one lot OIL MS re-
nmbI;cnn sentiments lie was distinguished member OF
the French Assembly and held office under the Republic
When called upon TO make OF Gutembug for the
town OF Strasboug David dangers placed on the front of
the pedestal bias relief representing Jefferson presenting
the Declaration of independence 10 be signed This was
objected by Louis Philippe but David declared that this
was the proper basreie put upon The statue OF tho In
vento prnting-that hight and liberty should be honored
at the lme-and thai. without the bas.ree oil Jeer-
son the Guemburg should not ttahd Inc statue
and tho bias relief now stand together
The decination OF MIR. George Sumner oil the ohcc OF
Assistant Secretary OF State is much regretted by the ad
mnisaon and others who know his eminent talents and
rare capacity for the highly responsible duties OF the depart
Few persons have enjoyed so hi an influence or
so eticctualr defended institutions abroad he truly
national democrat free from all sectional Prgudices
and one who has constantly given The too rare example OF
sincere devoted, earnest, aud unselsh PATRIOTISM Inc
best defence of the South from the attacks OF foreigners
which was ever made was, have heard from the lips
of our own pure Wee President King from The pen OIL Geo
Sumner distinguished democratic Senator Yesterday de-
cared that George Sumner had all the abilities OF his brother
Charles Sumner ,ptou the hcrcsies OF the MASSACHUSETTS,
Senator.
President Pierce and his able Secretaries are
in getting Tie government the "Repubiican tack, by
manning the chip OF State with good democratic oaemen
The appointments thus far made, show that President
Pierce knows where put his hand upon men VINO a;c ca
pabc OF doing the State some service.
1t is matter Of regret that the Heads OF Departments
are embarrassed by the epsoary and personal interference
of democratic Congressman, in behalf OF wing 0icehod-
ala iVnsn
times of qualifications for the places they hold. We hope
Senators and Others who recommend wings TO secretaries
who are responsible will not shrink from their share
Of The odum arising from their retention In place.
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t.C;s. on VIRGINIA
SATURDAY, MARcu %, 1853.
GINh- 1IN

AFTERNOON SFSSION.-Thc Senate met III lou
nriucs aud proceeded 10 the consideration o The
DILL.
Or WArseS's substitute tot hs original ill was before
Mr. auulrn opposed the substitute and MIR. BASEL sup
ported il. ;;, h;,I
allow ing pay 10 all PERSONS "I" III" se''ea % %
ha 81 mi macs The amendment reIeced-nyes -
noes . a., s,,s,i,u,,
Mr. CAMPBELL ~ l,oscd an amendment 10 the substitute
requiring ..ant Jurors 10 DC Paid OUT Va ''o "'" =
county corporation .;,;,r
Mr. b. ssIL demanding The ayes ana noes, 'he p"Po''
was rejrctrd-aycs ~, noes ~ -:
Mr. WARD proposed amendment allowing 10 efahi j"
ors 81 per day for every day in session. not exceeding t.'
iavs Mr WAIp requiring the and noes the anicno
mcnt was Ieleced-aye' s. noes 81
Mr.. DEsEALE proposed 10 commit the Dill anu SUBSTITUTE
to The committee Finance aud Cllltns REJECTED.
Mr. CATLErT proposed an amendment, allowing county
and cornnr,tion Courts reduce the amount Of compensa
ton to Jurors which has 10 be paid out OF the county Oh
town leves. Agreed 10. , :.
Mr PARKER proposed IN amendmen 10 alo" jurors 81 =
for each days service. Lost
Mr. proposcd amend the substitute by strIk
ing OUT all after the words "Be IL enacted oy the utneIa
assembly and inserting provisions requiring jurors ID c
vii cases 10 paid 50 cents for each Jury; 10 cents r gay
when the ca adjourned Over-bu not more ha 81 pei
div on, Of the county corporation easnry and grand
Jurors 81 per day BE- paid out of the public treasury
Mr. TnoMAs demanding The ayes and Noes, the amend
menl vas rsjccted-aycs I, noes 81.
Mr. BASEL then demanded the previous question on Tue
substitute Mr. Watson, which was seconded and the
main question ordered.
The roll Called and the substitute was agreed 10, as
follows:
AyEs-Mrssrs Baldwin, Basel, BraIion, Brown Car
rngton Callctl Cowan, Creigh FGn$ten, Hall, Laync
Aoncure, Paxton Roger Saunders, Shelley, Shcrfa'd
Smith S;ova, Sweeney, Tate, Ward Watson %
NOES Mcssrs. Amber, Martin, Parker Stands, Thomas
Thompson, White, Wnson-S.
On motion OF Mr.. SAUNDERS the Senate adjourned.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF CAROLINE COUNTY

TO THE CITIZENS OF CAROLINE COUNTY.
The right 10 SPEAK o. public measures has Induced the
writer in p,in farmcEc style, TO offer TO Inc citizens
Of Caroine county few remarks upon the ,nnorl!ions
which have recently been made upon their interest," when in
visiting the wiling Green upon public ana other occasions
ts fact well known, that Tor number ot years The
large crowds which Usually resort TO the Green on public
iay ha. T. n!ced accommodations OF character limited
IN irce r.,. ~sary the OF tie people. So well
krcwn is ,,- fact, and well has such state 81 things
been public sentiment rdircd its legal VIC
ation Iii auy BY embracing The spirit OF the Jaw In bene
fitting the prule large. Rn, alas times have changed On
the Bowling Green last. During the decline OF The Roman
Empire petty Governments sprang into erisencs OF char
accr SO tyrannica become ntoeTabe OF such char
acer is the village OF Bowling Green The present day I'm
der The false and futile peteS: Of benehng the people, GER
tain ordinances have been pissed amongst which one pro-
hibng the sale OF those refreshments 10 which the people
have been long accustomed under the penalty OF $50
fax Watcher such ordinance was passed with view 10
promote the interests OF the people, whether IL was
done with desire 10 force into measures, is Ques.
tion which an intelligent public must decide. For the
well regulation of all large towns, system OF ordinances
is necessary-the conflicting character Of renders
them requisite For all small villages certain mild end Ju
jcios laws are necessary for the prohibition OF any agran
violation But the idea that the citizens OF Caroline and
hose who visit the Green from adjacent countess are TO be
subject TO the control Of men who wish 10
gate TO themselves power superior 10 the twenty mags
iraes of The county idea absurd as 10 merit the
contempt Of all intelligent men, and be the means OF with
drawing from Bowling Green that patronage when mas mere
loore been literally extended to her. even by removal OF
the Court House. CITIZEN.
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EXTRA SESSION or TIE u. ;. SENATE

WasHIsGros, SATURDAY, MAEcH 20 1898
Several resolutions al nqnisi wrr. aSr'a "hth 'h Sen
.. resumed The consideration uI Tie resolution UI Mr
aikrr Authorizing Indian Alfair, 20 Gel
rpurc one =. " ngmbr Proceed daring the recess vi
fun9rss 10 hc tDuy in The matter no" IN reference
sAd tee touching certain frauds alleged 10 nave
hrrn cpiii;ci Ramsey and others Ia ma
iin pn, Of morryS band. at SIOUX lnGans
Atl cba the resolution was lnit upon toe tibIe, AID
commit, ndan Affairs discharged from The further
co-irraiGu al The subJGCt-
Mr. SrwaIi offered resolution which was adopted, call
n. upun the Pr sIcu communicate Tho rorrcfponJt nee
ti -itgiJ between AiinIstcr NJ the Court 81
Brazil AMI the American Secretary 81 siti,c.
Further business ~ juJi. lmnpr;incc Hansar'-
.i when lie Senate Executive session.
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w. lake from recent letter Of Grace GGcnwooic IN h'
National Era written Som Rome, The following interesting
account OF Mir Crawcrdr success ana progress i" ''
orep, work Of ar, entrusted 10 him By Virginia.
anropo. of the sntuaty preparing for the Monument We
will saw that beautiful granite pedestal which IS :" sup
mort H. is rused about halt it's projected Height ana hS
h ,ablaure and upper pedestal Of the shalt dressed
and cut ready be reared 10 te!i positions whenever Tue
ata,uary shall arrive from abroad
,r,nbtedly the mos, interesting and important work Of
sr now being executed Rome, 60 Americans, At eas
tho Washington Monument by Mr.. Cfawiod ordered, 10
md nrde of her la capitol The entire height OF the
nnnnmrnt lie 10 sixty feet This includes the equestrian
statue of Washn2ton-sxeen zee. 10 neisn.. esio" ms
which ia 10 square PEDESTAL scnpured wit; some
admirable 6o,si reier ranged the statues OF elk Of Fr.
oioas modest snns-Marshal Mason, Allen Lee Jefferson
and Patrick Henry The figures are 70 De Twelve ee1 IN
height On the lower range Of steps, surrounding The monu
nent are 10 be placed six eagles, five feet In height
The only figures finished are the statues OF pa'rcE
enry and Jefferson aud these surely remarkable e3a
brons If D ,wer-absDutc tumphs OF genius henfy Is
,epresentcd n lofty passion Of his ievld ana aesc
eoquence in the height :" that stana ph
like ruuJet calf through The hearts OF ms u'f!n"
while they prize hr desrbough liberties, or resesense
the troc past You alone in this lace the hre anu
the force Of mpassluned orator. but the sustaining
strength Of the here and The presclence oil the prophet
In striking witt, his animated and powerful u
onrc /. that of Jefferson He stands attitude oil cai
deem thought e about with all the native majesty OF great
oe,s-with all the dignity of the statesman and patriot
e looks here what he wasie of the profoundest
no;tie,l and moral truth proclaimed To the world You
recognize in him moulding power and the controlling
Iii f Government and you read in his face, not
alone the deep specuaons Of the philosopher and the large
products of the statesman but the desires OF nations
The drapery in both these noble figures wonderfully
The costume of the time Of the Revolution,
though far enough from The classic, was YET less S and
meapsr than that day. and the artist has here
or concealed, much OF the more uhg'aceiu ue''' "
ful introduction of the CLOAK.
Separately and together these statues strke me as
the finest productions of modern scupprsas msrssa uy
~ sentiment They are about being cast in bronze al NJ
mich Mr. Crawford is TO make use Of Houd%n ms 0 bo..e
,huoh Vet IN yery rough e,uc promises 10 BIO magnh
cent work Ii is represented sc just cureed up from o
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RESIGS ATOMS

Quite number appointments that have been made
by the Administration have been TO supply vacancies occa
stoned By gaationsPos,m isers, Store Keepers GoeC
tors and subordinate officers having resigned many OF the
hph.,on nr OF the party. who camen by putting Demo-
Gratis ou-talog the ground that they neither eSpeco ASK
any favors OF the hands Of the powers that be-
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CAPTAIN BuawElL JlSKiSs Tor many years the c'lei Of
The NIGHT Watch OF this CITY, died al his residence on Sn
ay night after proracted iness Ills loss VIII DC cause
Of universal greet especially those VII" reverence inc
fidelity deco an and dignity OF department when was 50
peculiar 10 r,t old act OF officers In the ci government
who are rapidly dropping into the grave Such men ne LAM
BERT CowlEa ALLISON JISKss and other Of their COM
pecs who hA,e recently gone down inIo Tho tomb VIII long
no remembered with reverence snd affection by the city
which they 81 faithfully served
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To The Editors Of the Enquirer

CLARKsBCRs, VA, March -, 1888.
Gentlemen In your paper Of 22d, friend has
mentioned my name in connection with the Board Of Public
Works You will obge me by saving that have request.
ed you state thal while feel a'tered by having my
name mentioned In connection with important position
and grateful for the kind Partially that Prompted it,
cannot consent become candidate reQuesed having
determined upon The expiration OF my service in he Senate
and the Reform Convention devote myself exclusively
my profession. Very respectfully, your friend
JOHN S. CARLlLE
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March ssh, 1853 ALEXANDER ~
To the Editors Of the Eaguirer.

In you report oi The Srnars proceeding. on Thursday
ait.rrorn i the following: ;,
"Mr p,EKgR called M The bill for the relief ot John Ken
ai 81 the county oi Northampton Mr Parker tNplao:ed
The bill and il pasScd--arcs -, noes o..
Asa vote o a, least 70 required 10 pass sach bills beg
,,yr IN order Il, prevent any ~ the tore
srin" nv those interest IN I'll al" OF he on re-
;f!e to- 10 say that lhcrc Typographical error IN STA
tjno the ,n.r = be- ayes % noes t. Il ayes 50 noes D
March IS Respectfully, JOHN " II. FARMER
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LATEST NEWS hi THU TgAEGEsiu
RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT.

BALTIaoRE, MARCH 25.-An accident tho Ohio roa /,
occurred IS miles west Of Cumberland three clock Yes
erday afternoon. Two passenger taown down
embankment over one hundred feet hgh turning fou,
suInnerses Eight persons tonei u have b.eo
gilled and many are badly injured among them RichaY.
Clay ION OF Hellsye Va. TINS IA The first lime passer
gers have been Killed the road since its cons tfIrnp
Mr. Holt wealthy citizen d! Baltimore is anlorv m.
killed
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Far the Enquirer
TOT NC EhYUFcr.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF CHESTER
EIEI.n COIrNTN


have heard with unielsned emotions OF pleasure The
ulullons adopted by meeting OF the Democratic party
held Els court, recommending 10 the COnven-
ton held Powltan Court House 4l day OF
April proper person 10 receive The nom!natIOn
c.n..i represent the Sh Senatorial District u Viz.
pnia The approach the winch said Con
yru.r Dc held. AMI .: TIE election for members the
Genera! Assembly al Vagina, renders II p!opc Tor
annuunc" y"n that dcs!r, ani have de"Tmr -
tire from pu: III" anI DO not wISi! presented
SAID and also Ihlt VIII candidate
Tie ensuing election !tricsrnt .c County o Chesterfield
~ tie next Gcnrrai Assembly.
In $rvt!lug ~" relation al representative and constituent
which has long existed between permit 10 return
nccrc ichioW irt2 Too past generous
conItnce lHd sGprnt!. IGd Ia thu! Tine and
r,ucr have but tti:C Ia my faith IN the Wis
dom. justice and policy Of Democratic principles.
Respectfully your "b't. srrv''.
March - H. 1888 ALEXANDER JONES
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WASHINGTON ITEMS

WAsH!SGTOS, March 2T.-It is believed that the New
Yok Philadelphia nominations will be sent into the Sc
nate Iii very doubtful whether Sche or Law
viii Dr. anrei the collectoshp Of New York
The friends Of the former to-day very saneuine.
The Baltimore appointments may be made until
the adjournment Of the Senate but il is considered certain
that Col Davis will be made collector OK Governor Tho
being otherwise provided for The rumors TO the con-
irary there s tie best reasons for believing without
!uun jation.
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r,ii". lu -. st,ersi! ami fine. bel i"l eht i"u"
s,cd fully worthy his and one winch wiz 'neNa
n> suggest comparisons decidedly unfasofao'e " 1' ,
.isft whu in! hin III the ar from
| h, TOO q !, dc PaIk
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PatApglpalA, Mafcn 20.M;. Doom, counsel for HE
murderer Spfiag ra' H.oon IN h' court "i over and
Irinincr THIS morning a ral -! The prisoner
The roun Ihai - The HCr whh ic hsm pissed IS
The Bernard cJtr whist MS real Is Bernard
ilc(luiIlan.
Carr had hireh him his substitute, and NJ
GuIian daily answered 10 II II s :orr and
be- .ncn l.. the SHgreg court, he record al the
lover couti is all CorTg,; Eykien:a IL The will be
lcard on Monday.
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| NEW YORK MARcu 25-Sae- ri 5000 bbls Flour 81
Com at 65r
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n 81
General who has the appointing OF Vice Cunsuls
~ ''a S ,p pa nrno l., returned 1000
Havana, '" l.. oha'heY' C'''su' my -
sul General who appoints Vice Consuls IN oher oo,
mira of IN. island same in Porto Rico, II TO iacuo
sThos. mn, ked with astcrisk Commercial! agents.
,,, IA 500, hv the foregoing schedule that, with the
,renton of the Two Consul Gcueralshps al Havana anu
~ Jonns Porto Rico, The enouIGens OF tho conSual
ies IN the est India islands only average some S7'u
.or This pclty when taken IN conjunction
With the following facts may 20 cool down somewhat
thp nf.rycscin. mpeuusity OF office seekers
- IN. ,anisn ID ,nis, English and French islands, no
nerson can trsusacl commercial business without 'ahoe
oath of a! lncr and obtaining license, or Petnisso"
This of course cauuot done by representative OF 90
yernmen unless such representative should have bcen
sdent merchant previous receiving an appointment iis
fact, with the very considerable expenses oil living VI e
acronnls in- having most Of offices filed by resi-
dent me, the euum,n:s icing >" small as nor 20 pe
an object Tor a pu,so holding the Office solely
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Antigua ile- March 9TH, boat had arrived
there VIII; persons, VINO are part OF tho the
Golden Light. which struck by lightning I'D Of Fct
univ, MnL burnt ~ sea.
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THE JURY BILL.

Mr. CATLETT moved that the Jury bin lee taken ~ an.
considered. Mr. MAs"S rcqui'ing The ayes ami hC
Senate reed TAX. AMI consider BY the following
.lc-s!o. amber Baldwin, Basel, Brown, carri'
FunSteu Granlham. IsI,eI, layn" Martin, Mason
Parker $hanjs. Shcraij. Smll S;ova Stuart, Thomas
ThoD;.sun White 20
Nors- llrs.rs Barnet, Cowan Creigl Grcavsr Paxton
rtman. Roger. Saunders, Shelley, Sweeney Tate, Wade
WArd--li.
Mr. WA7soS's substitute for tho original tin had been
agreed an. he question wac ordering the bill
mentc!, 10 l's Third reading.
Mr. SAuSpEn. moved that the vote b. Fcconsdcred ~
which The substitute had been concnGred IN MIR. CowAs
demanding the aycs and noes tho Senate refused 10 recon
slider as follows:
Mason Parker, Saunders, Stands, Shelley, Shcrrlrt
Thomas, Thompson, Nhiic-li.
NoEs-Messrs Barnett Basel, Brown, Cac,t. Cpwan
Crriph Granihan Grcavcr Hall, Layne Paxton, Pi'mar
Heger Smith, Snvall, Tate Wade, Ward-l5
The bill, as amended, was then read Third time
The Question having been stated % lis passage,
MIR S4ErFEY said he regretted that he could not ia
this bill although had been great desire with him since
hi. entry into public life TO procure The PASSAGE Of nw
which would require The payment of Jurors. But The bill
under consideration requires mat GRAND sh'n ne paid
ou OF public treasury This he believed 10 b. sirl
ton o, me Constitution which h" had sworn Ia support
and he as therefore, compelled I" vote in the ne",'.r
Mr. MARTiS could not vote IL. tie substitute Tie dad no:
n,r,,n The uhiecons the Senator from Augusta (Nr
SHEyrsY) lie did entertain objections which were salts
rIory 10 his mind whic:, would prevent him from voting
Tor the bill p.e$ent shape. Inc great ana paramount
evil OF which The whole people complain, and justly TO- is
the manner selecting jurors under The existing a" The
present bill does remedy that evil II permits the SheTl+
10 Sell Il The jurors from among the cf""I, "o coect
,rnun The Court House DOORS in order that tsy may be
summoned on urie for the purpose OF getting the pay al
lowed by this bill In many those people will De IN
ebtad 10 The Sheriff and in order get the allowance made
n them he will summon men, especially it will De
more venien, for him. and you have check upon hin
save the oath aad that has reference only 10 his opinion
their qualification TO say nothing oil the poltlca! IN
auenccs la may control the Sheriff 10 making his seec.
; and various other considerations hat might De urged
must say tina this bill Is objectionable than the re.
sent law which allows no pay 10 Jurors The original bill
10 which this is snhsuie mak-s provision 10. the
monlng OF Jurors by ballot from select number OF l50
or more good and d.crec, OF each cauny. think
had better vote down this substitute and, II possible gel
back again 10 Inc House bill.
Mr. THoaAs always preferred the original bill ihe sub
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