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The New York herald., 1871-04-02

DRY GOODS.
THE GREAT SALE >, We, Goods,
NJ. G. DE BEvoIsEs -
continues unabsied.
All the goods must be sold
to settle insurance
Greatest bargains offered In
0A"'0ss; snesiInsss ssiin'1s'bi bres. Goods.
flAnnes oa,.. rSpl,n,' sn'
All must be sold.
while the store 10
TAYLOR, AT NO. 8 CLINTON PLACE, IS NOW
teaching the only perfect system in the world for cutting
ladies' dresses his new idea for patterns just the
thing.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKINs.
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF NOVELTIES IN
Importation Chip and Leshorn Hats and rich French
Flowers win be opened on Monday April 2. the Maison dc
No. 80 East Fourteenth street
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
JOHNSON BURNS L co.
will open their
new trimmed
Bonnets and Round Hats,
on Wednesday, Aprn5
IS East Fourteenth street.
corner University place, Union square.
browns LONDON ROUND HATs.-E BROWN
n D sond 1 L0son has S
broadway between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, noxt
door to Jony's
Rad u II TRIMMED sI,s HATS AND
Thry-seventh streets
L Madame FERRERo No. 8 Lafayette place, has now
complete choice assortment the
Of Spring and summer Bonnes and Round Hats with all
the new shades In Ribbons and Grape choicest fowe &C.
SPRING oPEMNe. OPEN v,o, vnnurw
Deg De inform ysr that they VIII their
April 8, 1871.
FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE. sss AND 1888 BROADWAY,
corner of thirteenth street. Curosities ancient
sian Rugs &C., al wholesale and RETAIL
r AIDES TAUGHT TO CUT AND FIT DRESSES BY
Madame Githcns' denonstraiive scale; lessons given
sna % e. thirty hrd For address
MME' NATALIE a G1h.AS H... slaA 4 CO; Street,
VIII open on Monday April our spring importation Of
and Wells, silks and Dress Materials.
NJ B.-Drcsscs and Suits made to order.
MADAME HARTLEY. sos BROADWAY, HAS NOW A
styles of spring and summer Bonnets and Round Hats with
NINE. RALLINGs, IMPORTER, 77s BROADWAY, HAS
q spd
Paris and London.
NINE A. MICHEL roRMERLY WITH MARIE
re has ra M
Ing houses In Europe.
OPENING. MRS WEST
"" 'AA''' Bonnets and Round Hats
at the corner Of Court, Court and asa saofe.. streets.
rhpr.aas, aas %prns, an
at her new rooms .
635 Fulton stopposte EN- place ieet BuildngD, Brooklyn
sss. n EoKTz m
opposite Astor place
CPRING sTYLEs.-ALL THE LATEST AND MOST
elegant 9oyees can ss nov be seen at Madame pUvALS
It's branches.
78
pared receive every variety Of Dresses and
Walking Suits Customers and ladies visiting the city
requested TO favor her with call.
EVENING TELEGRAM
Very Latest News
Every item worth reading.
Nothing stale or dry.
Important News from all Parts
N ever Misses Sensation
Gets the Truth about everything
Three Editions Daily.
Each one contains all the
--latest Tclegraphc Dispatches.
Every Evening the Entire News Of the Day.
Given to the Public for Two Cents.
Read sal the city"
And can be had wherever a Newspaper ID sold.
Make wav for the EVENING TELEGRAM.
WATCHES. JEWELRY. &c.
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IJAIRi HAIRi
III SHAW'S Patent Hair Switches and Chignons equal
hair be brushed corc5ed dressed
Human HAIR cheapest in the country Switches, one yard
long, S. Curs 81 per upwards Ladies' Chgnons
for 25c --latest styles hand Only depot 35S
Boweby between Fourth and Great Jones streets.
NOTICE.
Any who commercials nfrnges patent will be
dealt with according to law.
The New York herald., 1871-04-02

| ore TO $40 PER wEEK.-NfCELY FURNISHED
pO Rooms and frat class table also Suits of Rooms with
without Board 3l5 East Fourteenth street. No moving
The New York herald., 1871-04-02

FAMILY OR PARTY OF GENTLEMEN WANTED
j.. at rs West sixteenth street. take Rooms third noo
pleasant Room paor foor table choice terms mode
rate
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-25
Bank of Charleston

CHARLESTON, s. G., MAncu %, 1871.
accordance with tho resolution a,luptc cd
i at IL meeting Of the Stockholders ol, p7,h
instant. an election for THIKrEEN DIRECT
ORS will be held on TUESDAY, % day OF MAY
next; and meeting OF the Stockholders. for
tho purpose Of rc-organizing the Bank will
also bc held on same date, ut IL o'clock, in tho
Bank Hall WILLIAM TIJAYEE
April III ;,uah,'r
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SAyASNAH. March

SAVANNAH, March 16, 1870.
Messrs. Jacob Liprman d Bro, Saponnah,
,In.-GENTs: have before me your esteemed
letter OF the 14th inst, containing various
After careful examination I must confess
that your Bitters is really what you represent,
1t TO be, an old German recipe Of DR.. Mitch
excellent for dyspepsia, general debility and
nervous diseases, and is good preventive of
chlls aud fever. I find it 10 be most de-
yours truly, tsigned) AUG. P. WETTER..
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K1nxLASp NI1lLs. GA. March 90 1e7,

NlNKLAND Mills, GA, March %, 1870.
!, Mess''S; Jacob LiI7anan G Bro, druggists,
Sdrdnnoh, Go.-GENTLEMES: I have intro.
duced your Great German Bitters here to nv
customers and friends and find better sale.
Tor it than sny have ever kept before. Those
anu do not hesitate in saving that it ia fSsT,
superior III value to any other Bitters now in
use. Yours, respectfully, II. KIRKIAND. -l-
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City Taxes.

NOTICE is hereby given that tho buoks for
~ the collection OF City Taxes tNoal and
Personal Property will be closed OH TUES
DAY. April %, 1871. and on and after said
date executions, covering tax unpaid, penalty
proper officer. Office hours A. M. to q P. NJ.
WM. j. ETTER,
April 13 City Clerk and Treasurer
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GOOD BUTTER.

FINE BEEF, fino Beef Tongues, fine
IL Smoked Beef, Sugar-Cured Strips,
Sugar.Cnrod Shoulders, Sugar. Cured Pig
Hams. Dutch Horrings, Cream Cheese and
Champagne Cider, at
Apri! 6 G. DIERCK's.
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Wholesale Agents for State Of South Carroll
na-DOW!E., NOISE & DAVIS, HENRY BIS;
CHOFF d Co, GLACYUS 4 WlITE. STEF:
FENS, WERNER x QUICKER, Charleton. -,
Depot in Columbia, s. c., Mt GEIGER g.
AlCdhEIOf'S. Druggists. June 1ylTt
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REMOVAL.
Entire New Stock.

80 THE undersigned respectfully informs
his customers that he has REMOVED to
ffthc new store, on Main street, directly
--iilorln.itc the Columbia Hctrl anl is fullv
prepared with an entirely NEW STOCK OF
GOODS. Ia tit out q gentleman in tho very
LATEST FASHION He has secured the
latest and best STYLES of CLOTHS. CaSSI.
MERkS and GENrI.EAlEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS e. ncrn'ly. Call at the new stand and
select suit or leave your order and have it
made to measure. q. D. EBERHARDT.
March 2tj
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Notice to Contractors.

GEA1.ED proposals. for furnishing material
~ a"h making SUMMER UNIFORMS, for
sixteen Policemen, will be received and sub-
united to Council April 25th Bidders will
furnish sampcs and endorse proposals '.Pro-
nosals Tor Furnishing Tolico Uniforms" BY
order !ty Council w. J. ETTER,
Apri! 1877 Clerk OF Council.
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LIME.
Natural Frozen Ice.

4 inc summer season is now approaching,
"a l WISH TO Inform my old customers, and
the pubic in general, that having secured a
goou crop of natural frozen iako ICE, this
winter, we arc prepared to furnish it, il, any
Hnaht.itty. .t as low as any that can be- procured
Ter pound, according to quantity. and have
neon selling at that prico since tho lat of
January. j. D. HATENIAN All
MaTcn ~ emo Columbia Ice House
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For Sale.

a.1 THAT newly finished and elegant
-G%8 MANSION, corner or Richland and Gates
streets: The lot contains one acre Of
commanding II picturesque view OF Tie Con,
garco River and valley
Also, for sale, four other large and well I'M
proved city LOTS, and IL FARM, on Cill's
Creek, Tour miles from Columbia, containing
about 3OD acres OF land, $50 of which are low
ground. ]. W. PAEEEH :
April limo
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MALARIOUs DISEASES GENERALLY.
FEMALES

FEMALES
Will find LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TENS the best tonic known for tho diseasesto
which they are generally subject, and where D.
gentle stimulant is recommended.
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Greenviile and Columbia Railroad Co.,
fs4N EfY tan.i:i..: n: lai:iti..Is4nl lTns1'r-|sl
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SECRETANYS oEFICE

CoLrMDiA, $. e.. April II, 1871.
NHilE Annual Mcc,n. IF ilic Stockholders oi
i the Grccnyi:c and Columbia Railroad
Company will be held on THURSDAY, 9th
inst, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ. Stockholders will be
passed rEEE to and from Columbia to attend
the meeting, IN heretofore. They will be re-
CURED To show their Stock Scrip 10 the Con.
ductor, who will exact pay from all others, a.
no one but Stockholdcr, or those of their
family residing with them. are entitled to the
privilege.
All Stock represented bv proxy reonires n
ten cent etnmp for each signature, and 10
ono but Stakeholder can he n proxy.
q. 7. CARRiNGTON, Secretary.
Insertions. Arrij Is SO
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Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta R. R. Co,

CHARLOTTE, March l, 1871.
TNlilS Company will continue to receive
4 money ON deposit or loan for six months
or longer. and pay interest on the same at the
rate ui ten per cent poi annum Deposits
or loans may be maIc with The Treasurer of
the Company At Columbia, n. =. Pcrram
Cashier, or the undersigned
WILLIAM JOHNSTON,
Marrn 2aio President
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Cotton Seed Oil.

me Doctors Recommend Seegers Beer
N.proference to London Porter and Scotch
4 Ale. Why2 They know it is unadulter-
"teo' March II
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sTENHOUSE, MACAULAY & CO.,e
Grocers and Commission Merchants.

CWi RLO1TE, ~. G.
COLfCIT orders for COTTON. Corn, Flour,
~ Bacon, Lard, &c., and Family Groceries
generally. Orders filled CAREFUL! aud prompt
ly. Feb 1yr
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Whites Gardening for the South.
(i the lato YIN. a. White OF Athons, Ga.
HOLMES SOUTHERN FARMEHand MAE-
KET GARDENER. $50.
Tho Phosphate Rocks of South Carolina,
thcir History and Dovclopinents-Cnlorcd
Plates. $l.25.
Beecbcr.,
Sacred Rhetoric; or n Course of Lectures on
Preaching. II. l.. Dabney, D. D. s1.5O.
Any above sentiby mail.
DUFFIE & CHAPMAN.
Feb 10 Opposite Columbia Hotel.
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BRANDIES.
x CASKS James Hcnncssy's &c Drantenburg
y Frores BRANDIES, imported direct. and
offered pure and nnadnltcratcd These com
PIisn vlnt9gGs OF 1885. 1858, 1860 and 1861
STOCK oI Hocks, Clarcts and White Wines in
cll'!o some Of tho most famous brands as well
as sound I0n priced goods. For sale by
MAIcI 20 GEO. SYAIMEnS
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SMOKED MEATS, ETC. .
SMOKED TONGUES, extra emoked BEEF.
~ Ferria Fulton Market Beef. 81 Nv =
Diamond and Orange brand Hams.
sugar-cured Bacon Strips.
Picklod Salmon. N5,E3,
Mess and No. 1 AIackerel. 10. All fresh "a
hand. For sale by GEO, SYMMERH.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-12-18
TELEGRAPIHC ITEMS.

1t is said that the New York grand Jury are
considering the affairs of Peter T. Sweeney and
his arrest at an early day may be expected.
The Secretary of the Interior has invited
Cochise to visit Washington at the public ex-
pense.
The Senate Committee on Elections will re-
port that Norwood, the last elected United
States Senator in Georgia, is entitled to the
seat insteat of Blodgett.
The Missouri House passed a resolution Sat-
urday asking Congress to extend amnesty to all
The Grand Duke Alexis will visit Ottawa to-
day.
The furniture store of B. Howell & Co., at
Cairo, Ill, was burned Saturday night Loss
$4,000 to $4,000.
The ice gorge below st. Louis has been cut
through by steamboats, and navigation is re-
sumed from that city South
The citizens of st. Louis will give Alexis a
quiet but public reception.
Carries e. Taskey escaped from the Charles
town State Prison Sunday.
Arrived at New York last night steamer Wy
oming, from Liverpool
The talked of strikes in the coal mines ap-
pears to be a rumor. The miners have found
that nothing is to be gained by this course.
The small pox quarantine against vessels
from New York and Philadelphia has been dis
continued at Charleston.
Caleb Gushing is in Washington and will not
go to Geneva for some months yet
The bark Canada Belle, from Glasgow, res
cued Nov. LIST, crew numbering sixteen, of the
British ship River Dee, who were subsequently,
transferred to an European bound vessel.
A Washington dispatch estimates the cotton
crop at 8, 125,0OO bales
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and the banners and flags were nearly all of the
sam color. The banner captured last Sunday
Dy the police was most noticeable. 1t bore the
lnsc Upton, 1.-THE spirit of the commune ex-
PAN as the axe OF the executioner falls on the
necAs OF Its martyrs" On another banner was
:. Inc world is our country to do good our re-
nglon, and on another Sand they had all
things in common
Fifth avenue was entirely deserted for once
py the upper ten who took refuge behind
ouG at the reds. The greatest order prevailed
throughout.
EX-GOVERNOR SEWARD VERY Low.
@ Auburn papers state that the Hon. VIM II.
seward is very low from paralysis.
BIBLE READING DENOUNCED
AT the st. Stephens Roman Catholic church
eo-day, Rev. DIR. McFlynn denounced the read
ing OF the Bible in public schools and declared
II was contrary to the constitution of the Uni
ted States.
TwEED's TROUBLES.
The Tribune says that bailing Tweed ON a
criminal charge don't prevent his early com
:nltal To jail The extension of the time for the
Justlncatlon of his bOndsnen in the civil suit is
rapidly coming to close, and if they cam sat
lsfy the court, Tweed will have to go to Ludlow
street jail.
THE RING RECORD AND RUMoR.
1t is reported that James H. Ingersoll left
Yesterday for Europe in the steamer Rhein
James w. Sweeney, Hugh Smith, and several
other ringmen are at Toronto. The rumors
lfi9at last night of the arrest of Mayor Hall
ana Peter b. Sweeney prove to be false. Judge
Sardoza has made the rcceivership of the New
Amsterdam Insurance Co. perpetual, and the
company must go into liquidation.
THE LAST OF CATAcAzY.
Advices are to the eff ect that Gorichakoff his
ordered Catacazy to leave America after accom-
panying the Grand Duke as far as st. Louis,
and the legation to be placed in charge of Bar
an Dowzas, its Secretary, until the arrival of
the Charge d Affairs, who leaves at once.
TWEED TO BE ARRESTED ON q INDICTMENTS.
The statement that Tweed is to be arrested
on each of the q indictments found against
him is confirmed
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MASSACHUSETTs.
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
A Man Murders his Wife and is
Shot by an Officer.

LYNN, Dec. 16.-William Vannar alias Brown,
residing on Adams street, fatally stabbed his
wife at o'clock this morning, the knife pene-
trating her body in several places, and fled to
Rock $ pasture, pursued by the police Here
the officers surrounded him, and he made
desperate resistance attacking an officer named
Thurston, dirk in hand. In the scuif1e Brown
gained the ascendancy, and officer Wilton came
to his rescue armed only with club. Wilton
used his club with energy, but did not prevent
the desperate man from stabbing officer Thurs
ton several times The City Marshal came up
in the nick of time aud prevented serious con-
sequences only by the prompt use of his revolv-
er, killing the desperate on the spot Thurs
toms injuries are mainly about the head and
are not considered serious. The body of the
murderer has been brought to the police head
quarters, and there is much excitement He
was a native of Augusta, Me-, and has two sis
Jers in Lynn. He arose at O clock this morn
ing and went out after liquor but came in to
breakfast as usual, and without any trouble fol-
lowed his wife down stairs and inflicted thirty
five gashes upon her, using knife which his
wife had recently given him. Before the muir
derer took flight neighbor named Allen,
aroused by hearing the screams of the unfortu-
nate woman, went to the door and attempted to
enter, but was met by the murderer who, with
the dirk knife reeking with blood in his hand
Jared MIR. Allen to advance a single step. AT
once retreating, Mr. Allen went for assistance,
but before he returned Brown fled to the woods
as above stated. Hundreds at once started out
in pursuit and tracked him by his footmarks in
the snow.
DEATH OF A BRAKEMAN.
BOSTON, Dec. 16.-Lucius f. Kelley, brake
man ON the Boston & Albany Railroad, died
to-day Of injuries from being accidentally
knocked off freight car.
BURGLARIEs.
Last night Middleboro, Mass, was visited by
skillful burglars who blew open the safe of G.
B. Wood, Town Clerk and Treasurer, robbing
it of $500 in greenbacks; also the safe of Shaw
& Co., expressmen, obtaining $75. The burg
lars stole valuable horse and carriage which
were subsequently found in the suburbs of
Taunton eleven miles from Middleboro.
Col Lawrence, of Elgin ILL.,, who jumped
from window Of the American House in fit
of insanity Friday, died this morning
INJUNCTION MADE PERPETUAL.
The injunction restraining the New England
Mutual Marine Insurance Co. from transacting
business has been made perpetual and receivers
appointed.
A FIRE.
BOSTON, Dec 17-There was fire this morn
ing in the stores Nos. 10, 90 and 81 Hawley
street, occupied by Foley & Co., junk dealers,
in the BASEMENT loss $4,000; second and third
stories by Walworth & Co., gas generators, loss
$4,000; fourth story by VIM r. Barnett, loss
$1,000; top loft by Bartlett & Butman, loss
$1,000; damage to building $1,000; partially in
sured.
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SALE OF RESERVED SEATs.-The sale of re-
served seats to the great Haydn-Thomas Con-
cert to take place next Tuesday evening, has
been unple 'edented in this city-but one
hundred and seventy floor remained unsold Sat
urday evening. A few tickets will be placed
ON sale at Stockbridge's, at 9 o'clock this morn
ing, and good seats will be provided for all; to
this end, the Haydn Association have engaged
the extra chairs of the Mercantile Library As
sociation, and other arrangements will be made
70 afford comfortable sitting for all ticket hold
ers OF the few reserved seats remaining I'M
sold, there is still some very desirable ones
which should be secured to-day, as the sale of
reserved seats will probably close tonight, ac-
cording to previous annaunqcemaept IS the
seating of such vast audience must necessari-
ly take considerable time, and as the orchestral j
part of the programme must commence at I-e
o'clock to afford time for the performance Oh
the oratorio, we would advise all who can to De S
IN their seats as early as possible after the hall
IL tc open especially those holding the centre
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
SUDDEN DEATH OF MAYOR DALE.

SUDDEN DEATH OF MAYOR DALE.
BANGOR, Dec. 17.-Hon. Samuel H. Dale,
Mayor of this city, died suddenly at noon to-
day of apoplexy. Mr.. Dale was widely known
as prominent merchant. He held the Office
of Mayor from March, 1868, to March, 1863, and
was again elected in March last. He was ma
tive of Salem Mass.
MAN KILLED BY THE ovERTURNING OF A
STAGE.
AS a coach belonging to the Penobscot Ex-
change was coming from the steamer Katahdin
at Winterport, yesterday, with sixteen passen-
gers on board, while crossing bridge over
brook in Hampden, the hind wheel of the coach
slowed off and the coach overturned, catching
ARENAS B. Simons, Messenger Of the East
ern Express Co., underneath the coach and
killing him instantly No other passenger was
seriously injured although several was consid-
erably bruised Mr.. Simons belonged in Ken
lalps Mills where his body was taken last
night.
SUDDEN DEATH.
jeremiah Sweetzer, of Newburg, dropped
lead ON Friday while sitting in his chair He
was rs years old
WASHINGTON.
TREASURY BALANCES.
WASHINGTON, Dec 16-The following are the
balances in the Treasury to-day:-Coin, $685.
&JS,91S; currency, $S,125,171; coin certificates,
S34 ,SS7 800
THE MIXED CLAIMS COMMISSION.
The United States and British mixed claims
commission to-day disallowed the demurrer in
The cases of Anthony Barclay against the
United States and of Jas. Crutchell against the
United States. The claim of VIM. Dunn
against the United States was disallowed. The
commission adjourned until the 24th of Janu-
AIRY.
COTTON AND CORN.
The Department of Agriculture gives the fol-
lowing as the condition of the cotton crop
fhe cotton returns received in December are
similar in tenor to the November report. A
tair rendering of the recent local estimates,
which have been unusually numerous and com
plete, gives total aggregate of B. 1901 600 bales
IN the present expectation of the cotton yield
If 1871. The area in in corn has been greater
than in any former year. The estimate for 1871
was 1,094, 100000 bushels, being 220,000,00O
more than that OF the small crop of 1869, while
calculation of the local estimates of the pres
emit year gives total product of 1,O92OOO,O0O
THE WOOL CLIP. s
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE wool crop of the
United States for the year ending June H. 1870,
according to the census returus, amounted to
tOl ,2S4 ,67S, including 47,929647 from the North
Western States.
CONGRESS-
Many congressman will leave Wednesday for
home to spend the holidays. Quorums are not
expected on Thursday. All important matters
the consideration of the tariff and the ques-
ton OF Cuba included-will go over till after
recess.
SAN DOMINGO.
A private letter from San Domingo says the
two years lease of the Bay of SANTANA having
expired, the United States flag has been hauled
down.
SOUTHERN CLAIMS.
The Southern claims commission will resume
their sessions Immediately after New Years
In the meantime they will take up 200 or 300
cases now ready for decision and prepare them
for consideration by the House Committee on
Claims.