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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A STORE
~ AND DWELLI>G On rnE CORNER OF
BAKER AND ST. JIIfN SrEEATS.-in eXccn-
ton of . decree OF the Chlnccry Court Of Hjch.
mond entered on the 18th Of july, 1871, In the csse
OF -inor VS.. Kinker, The undersigned, the COM
missioner thereby srpa'nted, wll sell III auction
ON the premises, on MONDAY nth September, ut
O'Clock Z. NJ, the LOT, STORE, ana DWELL
ING located as above described.
Also, = VACANT LIT IN rear Of said lot.
The house has four rooms besides tie tore.
The lot on which The house Is situated fronts AT
feet On Baker street. running back Us feet, an't
fronting OF ST. John street. he vacant LOT rrntS
a. feet on ST. John street. ana runs back l3of feet.
TERMS: Dne-third cash. balance at six and
twelve months. for negotiable notes, interest
added Title retained until the purchase money Is
paid f. NJ. COHNEH, Com'r.
GRUDBS q WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. au3 80
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gpHlhAEEhEAtA, klCH Ngn
s mood AND NORFOLK sTEA M-xsef3&G
SHIP lINE-EOR PHILADELPHIA TN ICE 4
WEEk.--Hteamccs NORFOLK, StI.EOk, and j.
4. GREEN, COMPOSING this linz, win leave rh.a-
and Iitchmond c.c:y mOEEAY aud Til tiRSD ~
sltecraaG;y. F:aIght rece!T cd da;!y te.ccpt Suu-
G2ysl, cheaper ;h-a us aay uSaer route, Ior all
parta q rsnpsSlvsnia 80: New jersey also for
New Orleans r;G Southern Mel %tsaaisnip L.ne
fr"ln Philadelphia. Freight !akcl fer Norfolk st
inntier3.e rates,
Passage 70 Philadelphia, Including meals and
stateroOm, 90.
W. p. PORTER, AGENT
No. 2425 Dock street. Richmond.
VIZ. L. CLYDE & CO., Agents,
No. Ii North Wharves, and
fe I8 No. l2Bnuth Wh7rves phifaaelohia
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HIGH CoNsTABLE's sA y ,E:eI T VII
-Tn ser a. p, o,clock A. NJ at the TOBACCO fac
tory corner of sth street and the caaai sE ~ EN
Tvs, X BAGS Of WHEAT, or an0ut u ~ ipS.'
to satisfy distress warrant favor ol u W.
trustee e..,s sga a,s l. l. a. ". RoSEN,
sc G-tdJ - " " -
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TARM IN POWHATAN COUNTY, ON
L. the Danville railroad, one mile from TO "hs-
ian staten CONTAINING ieti acres, foe safe pri-
vateiy Until the Cd DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT.
II not SOLD, will be offered on that day at public
auction ut IL O'Clock NJ. The improvements con-
sIst OF u DWELLING, containing four rooms,
and the usual out II FUSES. ,
For terms, Apply to r.. a. d. Ci-ttiof,
lllh, bet. Main and Bank strcgts or TO
l.. l.. HUDSON, ESQ,
cod 81 9ay t,s* On the farm.
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RICHMOND ARD j RTx6SBCb9 d q. Cos,
RICHMOND, VA, Aug. 5. ISL.
VaE TRAINS ON THIS R0AD
K run IS follows: =,
The mail trains leave Richmond At s:1 A. -
and $3.50 L. NJ; and leave Petersburg 1t Aes a. NJ
aud 7:20 P. M. ~
Freight and Accommodation trains leave k!ch-
mond at 8 A. NJ. and &4e p. d., and leave PEERS
burg st 10 A. ID. and SOP. IL.
The S:45 A. Il. train will not leave Richmond @
SUNDAYS, and the 7:2e 2. II. train win not leave
Petersburg Oh SUNDAYS. =,
Passengers for Norfolk will take the $40 r 4.
daily train, and those from Norfolk will connect
at Petersburg with the 10 A. d. train.
Passengers from Glover Hill win take the o:sa 4.
Is. train on Mondays, Wednesdays, and FriesyS
and Es.urning, leave Richmond on the same days Al
$50 p. II.
The mail tra,ns viii step only ut Chester.
The A. II. train viii connect ~ Pels,S'
burg With the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio saiI-
road for Lynchhuvg daily.
SLEEPING CABS on the Z: 30 r. N. train, ru9'
ming through TO Wilmington. II. u. kAeEI,
au7 Ticket and Freight Agent.
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IlOR NEW YORK. as5SSsFS
4 OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP .isssassa5Aas
COMPANY.
1ne si,sa,wheel Steamship WfANokE, !SAh 4,
NARliE, and EATTERhS, leave New York for
HOrToik, City foiua and Richmond, every TUGS.
DE-, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY ct 3o'clocl
z, ii. Leave Hb,ii,:,onh every TUESDAY, FRI.
DAY, and SUNDAY, 81 h.gh tide.
These Ehips ei,ti.c:y new. they nave elegant
saloons and 9.atoTcCrtc. The farc, accoMEod1E
lions, and attention, are unsurpassed
Close connections made NTH gsGaucrB Tor AL
sQuts.crn and European Gocts.
insurance ELECTED, = lr1 ordered, At A 9UAR
TER or ONE i'EE GENT. .t the ch.css OF ihi
g0LlpspT,
For further Information apply to
jDig& ". aEkET. Agent
uy.6 No, Governor street.
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATsssIs,
~ OOMPAEY,-FOR NEW YORK, isssas ..
BY LAND AND WATER.-New ana popular
flrst-class route TO New York via James RIVER &no
Chesapeake bay to baltimore. aud from thence py
rail TO Philadelphia and New York.
Fare 10 New forh, ........".,.......Fne ~
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EOriOlh '........*'.,-..'.' '
,xcursion tickets to Norfolk and re-

turn, ,...."....'.,...;'.,," ~ =,
Tickets sold and baggage checked hronSh 81
CARRIER IL Co.'s Express, No. seS Gain street, ana
on board steamer John Sylvester.
The above varied route commences ltseli espe
cially TO tourists and peasure-seekers, enaDilng
them to view DUTCH GAP and other poinLs OF
Interest on JAMES RIVER BY DhfLlSHE.
l.. b. TATUM, Gent Agent
James Silver Steamboat Company.
Office. eth ana HEin streets and at kocsetls'
Ia I'm
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE FAIL.
III EOAD-On and after JULY 18th, ISL.


Train No. Through Passenger leaves Rich.
mOnd daily except Sundays) At a:oS \. b.: leaves
Danyte at l:os 4. NJ; arrives 1t Greensboro at
l:S2 z. ID.
Train 70. 0 CLyncbbnrg rassenger) leaves Rich.
moId daily 1t lis A. ID; arrives at Lynchburs 81
sP. N.
Train No. 10 Freight and Accommodation
leaves Richmond ut Sos p. ~; arrives ut Burke
VILE at 0:54 p. N. stopping at all way stationsl
daily Except Sundays).
Tram No. II trhrouYn Mall and Express) leaves
Richmond daily at 2!6 z. M; leaves Danyille
ut liz a. b.
GOING EAST:
Train No. 14(Through Mall aud EIpress) leaves
Greensboro daily at 80 Z. ~: leaves Danrl!e
daily 5; Io:l2 Z. L.; arrives at Richmond daily At
Train No, Through Passenger, leaves Greens.
boro' daily except Sundays at II o5 A. NJ. leaves
Danyille at l:27 p. b.; arrives 81 Richmond at S:i
T.. ID.
Train No. 10 Nynchburg Passenger) leaves
| Lypchburg daily at $40 A. ~; leaves Burkevie
| at z. N; arrives st Richmond at 1 Z. ID.
/ Train No. leaves Burkeylle $50 A. NJ; ar;
| rives at Richmond s:4s A. N. tstopping st 81
way stations) daily Except Snndays). ~
Trains Nos. Z and II conuec: ~ Greensboro with
Trains on North Carolina Railroad for all points
South.
Trains Nos. s and II connect at Burkeville
with Train on Atlantfc, mississippi, and OHIO
Railroad for all points Southwest and South.
THROUGH TICKETS TO all points south and
Southwest can be procured at the ticket otrce 10
Richmond, and OF X. Z. WALKER gent or At
| lantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad, No. 1879
Main street, Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements to advertise me
schedule OF this company win please print /"
above. JOHN X. aACMURDO,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
i. NJ. II. TALCOrT, EnR'r and Supt- suG
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REAL Estate AT PRIVATE SALE.


BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESI-. A
ID DENCT FOR SALE.-S!tua.ed in an i'm Ell
proving and healthy locality within half mile OF
the city, on rlmwood street the extension OF
Main street, west. The buildings consist OF Two
story and basement succeed dwelling, Just
fa1shei continuing twely,. rooms, besldss Datn-
room, closets, &C., finished in the mos! thorouga
mqnner, with Walnut Blrd's.Eye Maple, A.
hoqary, Wild Cherry, and White WOOD. rms
new and elegant manner Of decorating Salls hI 20
several ad I. ges over paper or hard finish. IL
is precisely Ike panel work OF solid plank. and
while tile appearance is the same, 1t has the I'D
vantage over solid work. IL Is not afteciea by
heat, cold or d4mpness, AID cannot Warpen or
solit. 1t improves IN q, peardnce Win age, anu
eau be washed without injdry
The kItch. building In The !clr OF the hause is
of brick Two stories, and contains four hl1sheo
rooms besides two basement looms. tt lille gcod
and commod:ous. .,
The land connected with The house consists OF
eli pht acres containing hitccn hundI ell young DWARF
and standard pear trees Of choice varieties, just
coming Into bearing Also, each and cherry trees
of the finest kluds aud young apple orchard In
full bearing.
Intending TO build dwelling to accomn odate
two fam HES on psrt Of the tract, VIII sell one
ar Of he lan with The buildings. Persons wish
ing to see the pr:perLy can do 30 at any time.
When no, ut tie premises | may be found az the
Arlington House, corner Sixth and 81 ain streets.
40 a. Seodu MANFRED CALL.
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TOR BALTIMORE-T e .Ssas1llasI
STCHMoND EVERY TUESDAY, ThUkS,
cay AID sATURDAY-NO T2AESHIP-
MENT OF GOUD5-FkEIGHTS GAEEFULLi
HANDLE D.-Steamer PETERSBURG will leave
her wharf on THURSDAY at O'Clock a: d:
Freight received up 10 O'Clock 7. ~ WE'D
This s,eamer has splendid state-room and pas.
senper accommodations. pax
Passsge, s2; meals and state room, extra.
For freight or passage. apply to
sesst VIM. Z. BRETT, Agent
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rho above sale is postponed To- the apoVe ees s'lne
6, e nI of unavoidable circumstance
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Ty1,K NEw YORK.-The Old lXF$
Agh Mnn steamship Co.'s ele-sI@aRHgsG
I'm. D side-Wheel steamship IsAAC BELL Cs sI
n, usrrMAN. Win SAD on FRIDAY, september 'tD'
NJ IL O'Clock D NJ.
Through ss sding sxIe;n snn g9SSa son9
na.hea T, sast' Giose connections made with Gu
/ Tard line for foreign ports. s,.
.ctet &c
rnr Srelyht or passage, apply 70
ear AieASA John W. WYATT, gent
,. Fl -. No. . Governor street.
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ssfrpPHNa.

ISoR NEW YORK. = Virginia e$fxA
.As ssea atmnssmsbip WILLIAM p. CLYDE, Capt.
e eMsp s' viii leave her harf at Rockets on
FRIDAY, september sth ats T: II n.,t,o,d MI,
Connecting with steamsrs loa "a aa Rnstnn from
wich, stoningson, FAN riVef, ANU ho0'on Aio.'
same ea p enpnecons and through bills hding giyen
70 ali southern, eastern. ana "es'efa p'aSes' A''o
70 F,re ne: meals and state-rooms, extra.
For freight or passage, applIy, 70 y~os,dent. :
-, ), LILA Main street.
WASHINGTON Co, Agents, Pier u North a sss
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-13
From san Francisco.

SAN Francisco, April 12.-The board of su
perYlsors this evening refused to reconsider the
vote accepting the proposition of Col Won
Schmitt to supply the city with water from Lake
Tahoe. The tunnel through the Nevadas would
not exceed three miles in length.
General Sloneman has gone to Arizona, but
his health would not permit him to participate
in an active campaign against the Apaches, even
II an adequate force was at his command. There
are only one thousand effective troops in the ter
rtory, all OF whom are required for garrison duty
and the government declines to permit volun-
teers to take the field independently
Reports from all parts of the state represent
that the rains have been beneficial. There will
probably be twO-thirds the average wheat cron.
The drouth will not effect the vineyards or
orchards.
Wool is coming forward freely and in good
condition. The clip will be full one.
The prosecution in the Far-Crittenden murder
trial is now Introducing rebuttal evidence show
ing her character to have been notorously bad
before she met Crittenden. The interest in the
case continues undated One hundred love
letters which passed between the two parties
have been published Many of the letters in
PRODUCED in the case are unfit for publication
Judge Dwinells has ordered Mrs. Fairs counsel,
Cook, to show cause, next Monday, why he
should not be punished for contempt of court.
he having made an assertion, which the Judge
characterized as false, in regard to his rulings in
the case.
Eleven japanese merchants have arrived here
by the bark GauchO, with 1875, 900 cards of silk
worms eggs, costing in Japan S675,000. They
were contracted for by French house. but the
order was cancelled in consequence of the war
The Japanese merchants then chartered the
Gaucho and shipped the entire lot for this port,
for market. They are of the best known va
riety, and in good condition.
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Forty-Second Congress-First Session
WASHINGTON, D. c., April -.
SENATE. ,.


The kuklux business was discussed.
MesSrs. Bayard and Salisbury delivered ar
gumentS against the BILL opposing it on politi-
cal and constitutional grounds, and, after a long
speech by Mr.. Pool, upon North Carolina poll
tics, and in defence of the officials of thar state
the senate went into executive session, and sub
sequently adjourned.
HOUSE.
Messrs. Strong and Stalkwcathcr were sworn
in as representatives, respectively, from the first
and third districts of Connecticut, The certifi-
cate was signed by the clerk of the board of
CanYasSerS, and stated that these gentlemen ap-
peared to be elected.
A similar certificate was presented in the case
of Mr. Barnum from the fourth district, but he
was not present to take the oath.
The deficiency bill was discussed.
Mr.. Kerr offered an amendment making an
appropriation 10 pay for cotton seized in the
hands Of private owners, the proceeds of which
were carried into the treasury, but the amend
ment was thrown out upon point of order by
Gen Butler, that it was new legislation.
The senate amendments: Repeating the act
requiring the meeting of each new congress on
the 4th of March; appropriating S850,0OO for
increased compensation to the census enumera-
tGrs; and SO 900 for the relief of destitute and
aged persons in the District of Columbia, were
cOncurred in.
Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts,, offered an
amendment repeating the tenure of Office act,
but it was excluded, on point of order.
The amendment in relation to the meeting of
congress was again brought before the house,
by demand for the yeas and nays upon con,
currence.
The yeas and nays were ordered.
Messrs. Bingham and Butler argued against
repeal.
Mr.. Farnsworth argued in favor.
Without taking the vote, the house adjourned
after the announcement, by the speaker, of the
following appointment of committees:
On Rules-The speaker Messrs. Banks, Garfield
Cox and Randall.
On public buildings and grOunds-Messrs. Hasey
Starkweather Tyner, Plat, MorphiS, Orr, Getz
Wells and Perry.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-13

How BISMARCK CHARGED INTEREsT-AND
Cor IRA letter from Lombard street in the
Pail Mall Gazette tells this curious story: When
the bankers and Others went to Versailles to pay
the money requisitoned in Paris, they were re-
cevcd by the officials of the fatherand with the
usual spOnges and water for counting bank
notes. Every note having been counted, a
demand was made for half the amount in
gold instead of bank notes. The answer
was made that no such sum existed in Paris.
"Where is it then?" was the inquiry.
"ln the Bank of France" was the answer.
You must get it then" awe can get it in
three days if you will order the trains to be so
disposed" This was done. The gold was pro-
cured but at the close OF the transaction three
days interest was charged for the delay in
gold payment which had never been stipulated
for. Having paid that, the bankers asked if
anything further was to be charged? Eyes,
You must pay the stamps for the bills on Lon
don" Count Bismarck was personally present
at the close of this transaction.
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New England Dispatches.
Items from BOssOn-New Hampshire Az
fairs-M alters in Connecticut, etc.
MASSACHUSETTS,.


Boston, April 12.-To-day the top mast of a
sloop was broken off by the draw of Cragie
bridge, while passing through, and fell upon the
captain, Timothy Butler, of Boston, killing him
instantly
A verdict of ten thousand dollars was to-day
given against the Metropolitan horse railroad
company, in favor of Edmund Casey, for seri-
Gus personal injuries by being thrown from his
wagon by collision with horse car.
The receipts of the French fair last night
amounted to $5665
LOWELL, April 12-At a meeting of the city
council last evening the water commissioners
made report for February and March, and
with it the joint standing committee on water
works made report that they found the works
outside progressing favorably and satisfactorily.
and also as far as they had investigated the
same with the office business of the commissions
crs. But there are vague rumors afloat of some
irregularities IN business transactions and recon-
mended an investigation. The committee were
authorized to send for persons and papers. The
whole charge of irregularities apparently orioi.
mated in disappointed applicants for contracts.
The board of commissioners are gentlemen of ir-
reproachable character
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, N. H., April 12.-At the late cleo
| ton, Ashland voted eight thousand dollars for
a new town house. few days ago the build
| ing where the town meeting was held was
| burned. Yesterday the voters of Ashland met
| to fix upon the location for the new editce,
| They assembled in the open air and stood for
four hours in pouring rain, the selectmen
holding the check list under an umbrella, and
then adjourned without reaching a decision.
The turnout of voters was much larger than at
the late state election.
Col. William NJ. Weed, of Sandwich, and
Joseph H. Campbell, of Woodstock, two of the
board of commissioners appointed by the gov
ernor for the purpose of adjudicating the matter
of reimhursing to cities and towns the hounties
they paid to soldiers in the war, are holding a
session in Concord. The other member Of the
board is Col. Charles H. Roberts, who is now at
the south for his health, and whose many friends
wlil regret to learn that his long sickness has
Drought him into very critical condition.
samuel z. Thrasher, senator elect for district
no; 10, died at his residence, in Claremont, yes.
'eIaay afternoon, of lung fever.
MANoHEsTER, April 12.-At meeting Of the
executive committee of the New England agri-
cultural society, day or two since, The follow.
ing appointments were made: j. A. Harwood,
OF Littleton, Mass, was appointed chief mar.
shal OF the fair to be holden at Lowell in Sen.
J TENDER next, Jonathan Ladd, of Lowell. general
Rotary.
] The case Of Eliza A. Sanford, OF Boston, Va
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the town of Gambia, to recover damages for in
iureS alleged to have been sustained in 1867, by
reason of defect in the highway, has been on
trial here for few days past. The case was
given to the jury last evening, but they failed to
agree.
NASHUA, April 12.--James D. Wood, aged
about fifty, and dressed in black clothes, disap-
peared from his home in Hollis at eight O'Clock
on Saturday night, since which time no trace of
him can be obtained The woods and fields
have been searched by the citizens and all hopes
Of finding him abandoned. He is supposed to
be insane.
CONNECTICUT.
New HAVEN, April 12.-The corner stone of
the Marquand chapel of the divinity school of
Yale college was laid this noon, in the presence
Of the corporation professors and students.
President Woolsey announced that the corpora
zion had just elected Rev. Samuel Harris, D. D.,
to be Dwight professor of didactic theology in
the divinity school, ana Rev. Leonard Bacon,
d. d., lecturer on church polity and American
church history; also that Henry w. Sage, of
Brooklyn, had given ten thousand dollars to en-
dow Lyman Beecher lectureship on preach
ing. Rev. Henry Ward Beecher is to occupy
this position in the Yale divinity school.
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THE WEATHER.-The storm which, on Tues
day evening, prevailed in central New York has
moved northeastward into Canada. short
and severe gale prevailed in portions of the mid
die states on Tuesday night. Brisk westerly
winds were yesterday reported on the lakes and
east Atlantic. Light rains and SHOWS were ex-
perienced on Tuesday night on the lower lakes,
followed by partially cloudy weather. The
weather remained cloudy last night, with low
barometer, on the gulf. Clear weather prevailed
in the southern states. Partially cloudy wealth
er, with light winds, will probably be expert
enced to-day in the middle and southern states,
and in the Mississippi valley; cloudy weather
and fresh westerly winds on the lakes; fresh
winds on the east Atlantic coast
The thunder storm, on Tuesday night, caused
destruction of property in various places The
house and barn OF Leon V. Fowler, at Long
meadda5, Mass, was struck by lightning and
destroyed with contents. Loss 50, 500; insurance
$780,
A Portsmouth, N. H., dispatch, of yesterday,
SAYS: eve had very severe thunder storm
soon after midnight last night. The lightning
was very sharp and continuous, and the rain fell
in torrents. The light of bright fire was visi-
Bile soon after at distance northerly, and re-
ports this morning locate il at Rollingsford,
where house was struck and burnt and man
killed. There was also another one seen from
this vicinity further to the east One is also re-
ported at Rye earlier in the evening""
The thunder storm is thus described in a
Dover, N. H., dispatch: owe were visited this
morning with terrific, but awtully grand,
thunder shower. The lightning was vivid and
nearly incessant, the peals of thunder following
in quick succession. The rain fell in torrents,
with some hail. The Lightning struck in sever
al places. The G0odale house at Fresh Creek
was completely shattered by it, set on fire, and
totally consumed. Seven persons were in the
house, but none of them seriously injured. One
end OF NO. mill was also struck, but not ma
terially damaged"
The party at the top of Mount Washington
report that the storm was visible to the north
west. The flashes of lightning were distinctly
seen, out the thuhoer was hardly audible. Dur
ty-seven%bove. 1t was showing on the NOM
tain yesterday morning, and last night III,
frost work was forming rapidly.
At Memphis, there was slight frost Tuesda,
night; but little damage to fruits is appre
hended.
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WAsuINcrov u G. Anrfl 10
A coon RIFLE.
The resolution orreed IN nv tho borso oloo.
tions committee rmitinr co,n,snsot;or 70 o,t,,-
nj exnensps has olreod,, had a r,ho1o,o,,,o
effect Four contests which rvera co,,,,orood
have been Withdrawn In two of them tba oov.
eminent has nrovided for tbc contestants hv
riyinq them local Offices Tboro ora brt tu,oI,o
contested cases ON tbc doclot
THE coNxrcrtcrr MN
Mr. Stronp of the u.r+G,rd d;s.riot o,,.;,od
this MORNING and tbo bouso orrood 70 = rosol,.
ton providing that Messrs Strorc Storl,,yoo,b.
or and Rarnum bc Sworn in ,,ithont tho oHcio,
corti6cora Mr. Rorru,,, ,,,o, not ,,ra,,,,, b,,,
tbe other ron,lop,op fool, to oot, o,,d ,,o;r ola
seats Mr. Stronr ,yos srrrorrdod Inv, ola
friends who conrro+r1o,od hin, on bis rcturn
and on tho General rosr1ts Of tbo Cor. ,ticut
olcc,ion
1oxc TRIP ,xrrc1p,rrn
The Joint select committee ON sontborn ort-
races intend TO make an extended tour thropgb
the south This summer. taking testimony in re-
rard tn the condition of tbinos there duriny tho
last winter. Nobody exDects that tbe outroces