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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13

One Of the most fashionable audiences ever
assembled In Lincoln Hall was present at the
concert and amateur dramatic ertalnmeDt
given last evening for the benefit Of the Cen
trail dlHpensaTy and 81. Marks church build
Ing. The musical portion Of the programme
consisted Of both vocal aud instrumental SO,
lectlons from various operas, while tue dra.
matte part was the charming farce Of "Betsey
Baker" tho finSt scene Of the second act and
third scene Of the fourth act Of the "Mer.
chant Of Venice" and Bob sawyer's Party,
from "Piokwek." The music was well rem.
dsred, aud the members OF the amateur dra.
matte corps acquitted themselves 10 u manner
which did them great credit, and elected ire.
quent aud hearty applause.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13


Mes whs wsa't werk ThreatshlRG Those nj
Work -fsiIce lnterventioa six Arrests
Made.
Yesterday was set apart by the contractors,
Messrs. Emmart Dunbar 4 Co., 10 begin
the work Of laying the S6-lnch waterman,
and during the past week they had been
buslly engaged hiring hands TO perform thls
work. 10 the agreement WITH the laborers
hired tile pay pet. day ives 70 be 81, which
ugrecment was Satisfactory 10 all concerned.
Ia procuring these hands hessrs. Emmart,
Dunbar q %. were Obliged TO employ con-
siderable number from tue country, our city
add IN consequence OF this importation the
resident colOred laborers became dissatisfied.
Yesterday morning about one hundred
laborers with picks aud shOyels assembled 1T
the cOrner OF Fifteenth aud L streets for
the purpose Of going TO work for the above
named contractors, and were soon actively
engaged. In the meantime large and eI-
cited crowd Of colored men nisemblcd, aud
there was much threatening on their part
against those at work. Il was asserted that
the contractors by bringing laborers mere 10
work at sl per day from the country were
taking bread from the mouths Of the labor
Ing meu In the city. Loud threats were made
that the new Corners should not be allowed to
work, and one or two OF the theateners threw
stones at the workmen. Lieut.. q reer, mas.
Ing by at the time, adylscd the mob, which
BY ibis time Is o'clock, a. M, numbered
over three hundred, TO dIsperss, informing
them that any riotous demonstrations would
10 quelled, aud the participants puulahed.
The request On the part OF the officer caused
those gathered about the scene 10 be inclined
10 deslst from any further efforts to violate
the law, aud all seemed again TO be peaceful,
until Que Of the crowd began IN throw stones,
aud was promptly arrested, ut the same time
the assemOlags refusing to leave.
The news OF the excitement soon spread
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13
nIil TO Amead the Act for the go gcrn aisnl
Of the District OF Colansbla.

Tue bill To amend the act 10 provide q GOV
eminent for the District OF Columbia, intro
duced by Mr.. Cobb, Of N. O., In the House,
yesterday, proposes 10 amend section Ave OF
that act so as TO make the Council elective
the districts being defined from time TO tlme
by the Legislature, the Flrt and Second dele
gate district TO constitute the FIRST Council
district; and so on.
The second section orders . special election
for the cnrrent legislative year for the cleo
tiOn OF members OF the Council aud two mem
bcrs Of tue board OF Improvement, To be held
on the 10th day OF April, 1917, under the last
registration.
Section third provides that the next general
election shall be held on the frst Tuesday In
February, and annually thereafter; and no
more than one general election shall be held
In any one year.
Section fourth that the sessions Of the
Legislative Assembly shall, after the present
year, commence on the third Monday In
March In each year-the holding OF q United
qualified from being q member OF either
HOuse, bat such person not TO receive pay
from the United States while being paid a.
an officer Of the District.
The bill places the control Of the street.
railways In the hands of the Legislature.
II also repeals section thlrty.seyen OF the
organic act and proposes that there all be
= 'SefA W AAAlAONNhhNhNaf " NVunlab Vi hcNCu
persons, one Of whom shall be a civil angl-
neer, TO be detailed from the engineer corps
Of the army-two TO be appointed by the
PresideLt and confirmed by the Senate, TO be
citizens OF the United States-twO 10 be ap-
pointed In like manner 10 be citizens OF the
District Of Columbia, and two TO be elected
annually by the people. " .E
This board TO have charge, under the geA-
eral direction Of the Legislative Assembly, q
all streets, alleys, avenues, and sewers, and
all public works which may DO intrusted TO
them by the Legislature or Congress.
The bill further goes on 10 dedne the duties
OF this board very infinitely.
II alec provides that all advertising, print.
Ing and stationery for the use Of the District
shall be annually contracted for by the See
rotary Of the District with the lowest bidder,
but no contract shall be made until the
funds shall have been appropriated by the
Legislature.
The bill Is very lengthy and contains a
number OF other provisions Intended "a
cheeks upon District officials, and 10 secure
economy In the administration Of the affairs
OF tue government. IL was referred TO the
Committee on tie District of Columbia
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13

We would advise those OF our readers who
desire rare aud valuable books TO attend the
great book sale this evening, at o'clock,
corner OF Eleventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue, This sale Of English books embraces
the Quest books In the whole catalogue. The
sale will include the letters II and s, Including
tue great histories Of Robertson, ROllln, Ru-
pen; also, the splendid set OF the Edlnburg
Review, In full calf, $50 volumes, aud The
State Trials from the year 100 10 tbs reign
Of George Ill Knights pictorial Shakespeare,
the splendid edltlons Of Scott and Swift. The
books 10 be sold tonight are the most desir-
able OF any In the whole catalogue. Messrs
Latlmer a Cleary are conducting these sales,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13
IIlnu Marie Il. AIHcaeIh.

whose fame rs 4 reader has already been the
subject Of remark In this paper, will give a
reading at lincoln hall at an early day. We
extract the following from the New York
Times, being description Of her debut In
Jersey Cl,yi
A new reader appeared on Monday night At
the TabernAcls In Jersey City The name OF
this new candidate for favor II Miss Marie My
oooth, and, Tor . novice, she exhibited unusual
talent, strength and confidence. Her perform.
Anos consisted Of readings from LonEfelloW, Ten.
nyson, Poo and others, aud we're blngulaTly free
from the thinnesa, pusrility and obvious self
doubt but that, with perseverance, and careful
self-dinoipllno, this young lady may win an sn-
yiable position. The audience that greeted her
debut vas numerous, fashionable and Intelligent,
and gave token Of unmistAkable satisfaction
with their entertainment
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13
LOCAL AFFAIRS

NOrtFS oF NEW ADNhhT y. u..,.i.-
rHh seie w W ha'enn., " 60.
GERS, o. very Desirable aNe.ns ~ 49,
tovn, postponed uhui hohpAy' wv ~" '
s'ant At o'clock ?. N. 49,, N,
THE Republicans o. the fouf'h oitu'0' "''
meet Thursday evening
A DAtRyHAr 70 take charge ola small tarm
Il wanted.
RIM. HALL wants . number Of small houses
also, has for sale q number Of hne farma.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13

The Inspector Generals report Of the ar
rival and sale OF marine products sloop b.
II. Lambert, 400 bushels Presley creek Oys-
tors the bost and finest that have arrived
this seAson-seleets %, medium, %; small,
el per bushel. SchOoners Southeast, 800
bushels PAtuxont Oysters, matches unopened.
From present appearances he river will be
open In 4 few days, and large quantities OF
oysters will arrive. Condemned - Two
bushels OF oysters at EleVenth-streot wharf
and 20 Labrador blOaters 10 grocery store.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13

Tho chlldrsn's party al the residence Of Mr..
FTanSls hohnn, last evening, proved most
enjoyable affair 10 the little folk, Rs well rs
10 the older heads that had accompanied
them 10 witness their sports, The little folk
conducted themselves In q manner that was
not only creditAble 20 themselves, but would
set most excellent example 10 many OF the
prime movers Ia society circles.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13

The Washington Literary Association gave
their third soclable last evening, at Marlnis
hall, and varied the programme by having
this calico ball, Tie ladies appear ed In
neat calico dresses, aud as they entertained
neither fears for their injury or destruction
they could indulge Ia the pleasures OF the
evening with undivided attention and i'm
measul able satlsfactlon. Many Of the gem
llemen wore coats OF calico cut IN party style,
and moved about regardless Of any damage
that might be inflicted, This dancing " as
greatly enjoyed by all, and kept up unln an
early hour this morning. ..rr a..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13
wSsLius,Sn BISsrpIsn BcssvoIspt sseisty

The ball OF the Washington Hlbernlan Be-
neyo,eut Society, at Masonic Temple, last
evening, brought together tue largest gather
Ing Of pleasures seekers that has assembled In
the hall since It's opening for public use. Tho
thrOng was so Intense that there was little
room even for circulation. Towards mid
night the number began decreasing, aud the
pleasure Increased In proportion 70 the room
that was furnished. The decorations were
neat aud tastefully made, consisting Of the
lrlsh, American, aud French eolors, and tho
banners Of various Irish OrgaulZ Allons 10 the
city. -...H ..rI".# -#
The various committees were unceAslng In
their efforts to promote the enjoyment Of
their guests, aud, while all are deserving OF
praise, stll Mr.. Robert e. Doyle, IT,, master
Of ceremonies, and Mr.. o'Connell ballet
master, are emil, led 10 special mention.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13
THE New state Drparimsat BuIIdiuE In
NestlHRllSn.

Il will be remembered that a resolution WA
passed by the House Of Representatives on
the Goth ultlmO directing that the Committee
on Public Buildings and Grounds investigate
the work done on the new State Department
building, and report why Seneca sandstone
was used In the foundation walls Instead of
granite, as ordered by the Joint Committee
on Public Buildings and Grounds, aud ascer-
tain by whose authority tbs change was made,
and whether the work 10 being done In sub
stantlal manner also 10 ascertain whether
the frost has seriously damaged the Seneca
sandstone already used Ia the foundation
walls; and authorizing the committee 10 send
for persons and papers, aud 10 take testimony
on all questions relating % contracts for stone
30 far as the work haS progressed. The
committee referred 10 viii probably com
mence the investigation At their next meet
Ing on Wednesday OF this week. The in-
yeatlgatlon hRS been postponed until this time
owing 10 tho continued cold weather and the
frost and snow, which would have interfered
with thorough examination. The first wilt
ness examined will probably be Mr.. Mullett,
supervising architect OF the Treasury, Wh 0
has charge Of the building.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13

DR.. J. Y. Bracket residing at No. 81
street southeast gave an entertainment ~
come invited friends last evening that proved
most enjoyable 10 all present, Tbs host
showed his ability 10 contribute 10 the pleas
ure OF bis friends, and those participating
wish an early recurrence OF the event.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13

ssms Arrests Of the Parties Hewthe WEI h
was Dose-Ths Detective Corps Engaged,
II will DO remembered by the readers Of
the REPuBLIcAH thaton the 10Th Of January
last 4 number a ipformatlous Ngaiqst the
principal ghhihllke houaes were Obtained BY
The district attorney, and simultaneous
raid made on ths ptcthisee, but strange 10 say,
SDy SSs q yS q sS sIS''1 ia,B TSR,', s@S
equipments were seized and connseated.
Where the gamblers went was for a few days
. matter Of conjecture, but the district attor-
ney proceeded In heusuh way. laid the eyi-
dence In his possession before the grand Jury,
aud indictments were found and bench war
rant. Issued ngainst some twelve OF the al
II was then ascertained that most Of the
parties were quietly enjoying themselves In
Baltimore, and the lob II arrcsting them was
given In charge 81 Chief Clarvoe, OF the de-
tectlye force. Copies Of the indictments aud
bench warrants were made and sent 10 the
United States marshal In Baltimore, and he,
In turn, caused warrants for their arrest TO
be Issued. When all these prellmlnAries had
been concluded, word was sent 70 Washing
ton, and Mr.. Claryoe, accompanied by AS
slstant District Attorney Harrington, pro-
ceoded TO Baltimore to assist In the arrest.
The surprise Of the onicer may readily be
imagined when he reached the city aud as
eefNhutu Nuht inc lou nA0 ueon gwen
away" and not one Of the parties were 70
be found. He returned TO the city some
what crestfallen, but determined that they
should be forthcoming, and that speedily.
Detective Blgley was accordingly sent TO
Baltimore, and on Friday lAeL after a walt
Of four days, he succeeded In arreating two Of
them and conveying them 10 the marahala
Office. Here they plead that the warrants
were pot sufficient TO bring them 70 Waning
ton without reputation from the Governor,
and gave bail for their appearance on yea
tsrdaY morning, whom II waa agreed the
question should DO eettlcd. ....4E0 "a I -
Oh returning yesterday morulng Mr. Biz
ley was astonlshed with tho intelligence that
Martin Latrplte and Coydon Jones, tho gem
tlemen they had arrested, had been surrend-
cred by their bond and lodged IN jail. Two
others, James Wescott and Isaac Jones, were
arrested during the day and gave ball before
United States Commissioner Rodgers Tor
their appearance In tbs city on Wednesday.
The two nrst named will Ie brought 10 town
this morning BY Deputy Marshal Pegley, and
the othors win, sit IL supposed, appear on
Wednesday morning to answer the charges
against them.
Alarmed at thls turn Of affairs, It Ia sup
posed most Of the otheu speedily decamped,
but II ls the Intention Of Mr.. ClAryoe, who
feels satisfied he can do Il TO soon have them
all arrested, wherever they may be. and
brought 10 trial, when IL viii be ascertalned
whether raids are Intended simply for effect
or for the purpose Of carrying out the laws
w 'o bisutSf ..| .at
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13

PoLIcE CoUnr--JGdSs Sasn.-ThI court made
the following record yesterday:
James Freezer, throwing stones 10 the street;
nnod ti0. James Early, oursinH; nnsd D..
Henry Oharl6ton, vaErAntj w0rkh0usB % days
VIM. p. Kerry, Indecent exposure; hnsd tio
Rsdln, unlawful assembly; nn.d IS. 'Wiliiam
Tugitt Indecent exposure; nnod tl0. DelDi
Carpenter, charged with having no license
nned ESQ Thomas Hurlihy, selling liquor with
out licsnseI continued. James Mcluillan, sell
Ing liquor without llosnss; continued.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13
arCrInN sALRa rn.nAY.

WV. La wall a 90. vin ssll At II O'Clock.
the entire effects Of Smiths art gaIisry, is2s y
street, between Thirteenth and Fourtosnth
streets northwest.
LATtfna a CLEARY will oOntinus the auction
ale Of the valuable private library At 10 .. IN.
aud I;so ,. m, at the corner Of Eleventh street
and Pennsylyania avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13

soLENE REQUIEM Mass for the reposo Of
the soul OF the late Archbishop Spalding VIII
be celebrated Al 81. Patrlcks church this
morning NJ 10 o'clock, with Rev. DE-. Batter
Of Chicago, Us celebraut; Rev. Father Walter
deacon, aud Rev. Father Keane, sub-doacon.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13

At meeting OF 20. Washington Light
Infantry held at their armory last Night
VIM. Dc Note was elected second lieutenant
0f the company, aud u large number OF appli.
caIlOns Tor membership acted upon.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13

wIisou far the Vice Presidency -The VA .
tlssaI Repsbllcaa Csuveutisa -ThaAks
to Mr.. CslfaS.
n. NIn.,e.u,b Dt-ttIct RrpablicnnsLThe
Hn,,onaI euventIsa- sidept Grant la
do, -ed- Hen. Henry wiIsea for Vice Pres
ldent. -
A meeting Of the Republicans OF the Nine
ts,ulh dlstfict was held last night at Market
nall, B. q. Barry occupied the chair aud D.
w. Bill. acted a. secretary.
Mr. Barry stated the object Of the meeting
10 be for the confederation of the resolutions
passed by tho central committee.
After which Mr.. John read the resolutions,
(already furnished our readep)
Upon motion, the meeting was organized
Into q club, and the officers Of the Nineteenth
District Republican Club reelected, with the
addition of VIM. Robb a. vlce-preaident and
Patrick Mcnamara secretary.
RLEcTIos or MEABERs.
The following gentlemen were elected a.
members Of the Republican General Commit
tee 10 serve during the ensulng year Allen
Conn, David Green and B. G. Barry, and
we're Instructed 10 act as delegates 10 the
Republican committee (lf such shall De called
90 elect delegates to the National Republican
Convention for the nomination OF candidates
for President and Vice President Of the Unit
ted staiee.
RESOLUTIONS approving the naturalization
OF Gen. Grant recommending him for re-
nomination with Senator Wilson on the ticket
a. Vice President, and with reference to tho
labor question, were then adopted.
On motion, Messrs. Coffin and Green werl
recommended as delegates TO the nationa
M. David Green moved that the ofiicers o
the club, together with tho members OF tn
Reo,, Mean Nenerai Committee constitute
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13
POLITICAL NEWS.
wH,r OvR rOl,ucrASs ARs DOING.

The NInrtscntb District Republicans Hsnry
wIlseu rsr the Vice Pre-ideueJ-Tho Ma
tlsaaI Repasllcaa Csuveutisn -ThaAhs
to Mr. Csifax.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13
TfKirED sT1Ees .9oAST suRvEV-NoTion

ATT ,NrI6 5oAsg' Risf o5 isf w Y 5RIpA,
vest. JAnuAFI 10, lssl from Acting MsstsT Robert
plAu Uaitsd stats nAJ, commanding Steamed
HUB
..Whan bs.uesn Indian RIVER Iplst and 81 Lasts
lnot We suddenly can upon THIS alOal aud uuuina
overA portlIo Of Il found essantssn lsst on n thea
suddenly doaponad tnto ton f.ihlms believe thsrs
Is much ah9soT water upo II, hat do not think the
shoal oEtanda 10 The shore This ahoAl lies about
half wAy Dstueeu Indian River An1 st. Luaa InotA
BkNJAMIN PEIROE,
ie7st supt, United States Coast Survey
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13
"HOT Soda

MILBURE's DRUG STORE,
53I FInseath street, Opposite Treasury,
"a M se.ssr. dalaAn
NJ OTTI Il.
~ WOODI WOODIl WOODtIl
BRsF ffSf WoOb AT ~ PER OORD, DkEiY'
RRHD.
THOMAS PAHEY,
fsLtf Corner Of Tenth street Wost Ahd Canal.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13

The CArRRER,
bgi Seventh Street,
and leavs
your orders for Balls, Parties, Weddings aud
Receptions, who IL prepared to furnish upon the
shortest notice, In the most exquisite style, and
at reasonable rates.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13
NRw yAIIoyAL THRATRR,
~ Six NIGHTS ONLY AND ONE MATINEE
wi r. STs1ii y;Ssst s ~ I IN ysfaS

ri ~ SIi0E 3 d pS SSiSG.
MONDAY RvRNiNo. FRB1UAkY1a. 1870.
Ton TA,,2s,. ecsqlful On dyof
Ans. which wull.n Hgrae. DsEsrd % s.l.otlsu
Of h. ianous nneisal sk-tshsa ojnoiudtnG With The
nkRRfAuEi TANY PRICE.
Tussdg Kseatag, sDtvid oarrick y frtday, Bsns-
AZ saturday, hadas. OhanHs Of bill sAeh night
Dor sheet % N dsiI from 70
Monday, ilth-K, A. bOrHERN. fsbla
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13

USEFUL FACTS WORM KNOWING,
THuRsros'a Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder IL the
host Dsntrince In use. II keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound aud healthy.
JouyEs's InOdorOns KID Glove Cleaner 10 FAR
superior to anything known.
THoMPsoN's Pomade Optlms Il exquisite. 1t
softsns, beAutinss, and strengthens the hair.
All for sale by DrugKlsts.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13
CITY ITEMS.

UsE DooLET's Yeast Powder II you relish
light, sweet and wholesome Biscuits, Rolls, Pas.
try, kc. Your grocer sells II.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13

The pupils Of the Trinity church George
town. sabbath-school propose TO celebrate
shroVetlde this evening by an entertainment
~ the Ichool,hOuse. Ths programme as ar
ranged, is AS follows "Falry School" THE
Way 70 Keep Secret" Aunt BOtsoy .
School" and "a Woman In Disguise, the
characters In each being assumed BY the
acholan. Weeks OF cAreful study have been
given the plays, and those who attend will
surely be we'll satisfied with the manner In
which the children aeqult themselves,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13

A number Of notes were here read In EVIL
dence from Stokes 10 sronieyer. The hTst
tells him he fought not 10 let any Of them see
the amount OF certificates, and keep back
from all who will not sell their claims" ''Be
exceedingly cautious keep shut mouth;
will push the thug through"
Then followed the reading OF a series Of
memoranda In tho handwriting Of Stokes,
the substance being ~ iullOwsi III Capt.
Beatty aud the members OF his company say
that the money had been stopped tell
them all the trouble Is owing to members OF
the company not having kept quiet" III
men al home will assist US In keeping the De-
partment from knowing what has been done,
they will get more pay" The whole llabil-
lty Tor false swearing Is on the men and ON
GERS" This IL signed by Victor Powell and
VIM, B. Stokes.
The next. marked confidential and private,
said "All working WE'LL nothing known or
said letters are coming 10 me 10 relation 10
other claims. All want ls 10 get out OF Con.
greas, and can get up the largest claim bust
ness ever done" Shut mouth pays Burn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13

lne regular mlhnlOnhTl exercises OF inc
Ryland chapel IN. y. church, took place on
Sunday last. At II o'clock tie Rev. Wesley
H. Davis, OF Baltimore, preached an elegant
and Impressive sermon. At O'Clock the
Sabbath school exercises were held, consist
lug OF the presentation Of appropriate Gu
blcns, with the amounts collected by the
classes, and the decoration Of q cross with
flowers, each bouquet being presented with
suitable recitation. The programme was ln-
terspersed with appropriate music. The
most beautiful part OF the exercises was that
where the gas was turned down aud the light
reelected from one point on the cross deeorA-
ted with camellas. A feature Uf the enter
tainment was an address by Mr.. Davis, aud
IL was one of the most happy Sunday school
speeches II has been our lot TO hear. The
collections from the church and school for
the missionary cause amounted In the aggre-
gate 20 between four Ind Ave hundred dol.
lars.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13

The jury In the case against W. B. Stokes
for prosecuting claims while member OF
Congress having failed TO agree, the second
trial under the same Indictment was begun
yesterday the Government presenting mass
Of new testimony, and the counsel for Stokes
adopting new llue Of defence. District At
torney Fisher, Mr.. Harrington and Mr.. Will
llams appeared for the Government, and Mr.,
Riddle aud Mr.. Ch tenden for the deiencci
Mr.. Stokes maintaining his usual place beside
hia counsel .H.