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R0ME, May o. 1873.
In spite OF renewed reports OF the Popes falling
health his Holiness carried out his programme
yesterday or receiving the French pilgrims who
rived to congratulate the PontT on the occasion OF
the festival OF st. Plus ", which was yesterday,
the 5th and on the recurrence Of his own birthday,
which will be on this day week, the 18th May.
IL was evident that the Pope's returning indis-
position was OF no importance, for he was able to
receive number OF persons on Sunday morning.
the 4th inst, among whom was M. Hennessy,
formerly attached to the French Embassy In Rome,
but now belonging to the Legation at Athens, for
which city ne took his departure yesterday.
NJ Hennsssy had not seen his Holiness since the
entry OF the Italian troops in September. 1870, but
the Pope recognized him at once as an old &C.
quaintance, and received from him letter AID re-
mittance OF money from the Bishop OF Angoueme.
The Pope SAID that his doctors had given him
good dose OF medicine on the preceding day, but
that he felt better and hoped the returning nne
weather would set him up altogether
PILGRIMS IN THE ETERNAL CITY.
The arrival OF the expected caravan OF French
pilgrims, as they choose to denominate themselves,
had nothing solemn or impressive for they reached
Rome IN separate patches from Florence. Ancona
and Civita Vecchia, like ordinary travellers, each
on his own account and in as comfortable form
as possible Some enthusiasts OF the party had
proposed to aight at the station nearest Rome, ON
the Florence line. which is Monte Rotonde, a dis
lance OF about eighteen miles, and to proceed
thence on foot to the Holy City, with the broad hat
staff and cockleshelI which for centuries have dis
tinguished bona Jide pilgrims. Probably these
gentlemen received some wholesome advice re-
specting the excitement now prevalent here and
throughout Italy on the subject OF Catholic pilgrim
ages in too demonstratve form, for they abandoned
the project OF entering Rome barefooted and sing
ing pious canticics. In act had they done so they
would have had TO enter by the same gate as the
invading Italians In 1870. the Porta Pia, for the
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quent embarrassment and opposition.
Signo Pecile came next, advocating the BILL ex-
cepting in the preservation Of houses for the gen.
erals Of orders. His speech was not concluded on
the eth, but was resumed In the sitting OF the 7th
but the principal feature OF that day was the eo-
qsent speech OF the Honorable Deputy C0rbetta,
whs, although member of the Right strenuously
opposed the BILL especially with regard to the
clause In favor OF the generals OF ORDERS and
Italian policy, Count de Cavour, that no interna-
tional character could be attributed to negstia-
tions between the Papacy and the Kingdom OF
Italy.
Signor Corbetta made very eloquent speech,
advocating total abolition instead OF partial meas
ures, and his desertion OF the government on this
number OF deputies hitherto belonging, like him.
SELF to the Right, but whose detection will render
the success OF the ministerial measure more uncer-
tain than was anticipated at the beginning Of the
debate.
CROWDED CHAMBER
On entering the Chamber OF Deputies yesterday
afternoon, found signor Minghetti rising to de,
liver his speech. The Chamber was more crow ed
with auditors than with deputies. The public
tribunes were crammed, and the reserved and
diplomatic trbunes were unusually full ] saw M.
Fourier and the German Minister and Sir Angus
tus Paget, with their respectivcs ladies ana at
taches, but Mr.. Marsh, United States Minister,
WHO has been absent at Naples and has
only Just returned via Ancona, was not among
the auditors. SignOr Minghett Is an experienced
politician, and was enc OF the Popes ministers
twenty-five years ago, when PINS In. was con
and was received with evident marks Of attention.
He supported the bill but repealed the accusations
OF the honorable sgnor Uasarini that ITS partisans
desired to conciliate the Papacy. He maintained
that II was in harmony with the policy initiated
by Count Cavour and followed by his successors
lie examined Its various clauses and said that
with regard to the generals OF orders IL was the
wish OF tho government that foreign INSTITUTIONS
should not be deprived OF the means OF communica-
ing through them with the P0ntin. The government
would have to steer through the opposed exasger-
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THE PRESIDENTS PARENTS.

Two Northern Sight-Seers Visit ME-.
Jesse R. Grant Mt Covington, KY
Health and Appearance OF the Vener-
able Octogenarian and His Wife-A
Quiet Chat ON Personal Matters-The
President the Pride OF the Family.
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One Of the stulehnker Get up

Messrs. Work n Sons purchased Il
few days ago, a buggy for livery pur-
poses of Mr.. Whitwer, of tlris city,
agent for the Studebaker Carriage and
Wagon Mandatory, Of Indiana. Each
section of this fine buggy is made ofthe
very best seasoned wood, and Is ironed
in the most substantial manner. There
is no part of it but what will bear the
most critical inspection and with the
most favorable results. Mr.. Work
pronounces 1t the very best buggy
every brought to this city, and so far ms
our own observation goes, it is the very
best we have seen.
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These NplcndId Peaches.

With the compliments of Mr.. L. w.
Taylor, Of Jefferson, we received on
Tuesday basket of peaches, which
for size and flavor we have seldom
seen equalled. This fruit was raised
upon the orchard of Colonel l. j. Veil,
of Marion county, and is a production
ofwhich the cultlvator may be proud.
Mr.. Taylor will furnish our city reg
ularly with this excellent esculent, and
we are satisfied 1t will meet with big
demand.
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Miss Lizzie L.u,areux,

This accomplished young artist is
engaged by Thompson's Varieties for
the fall and winter seasons. She is
one Of the best known ladies on the
ballet and lyric boards, and will prove
the best hit In her line that has ever
been brought out in this city.
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BARGAIN
whs wants a Gsod Honor

The desirable residence occupied by Jno-
". swindclls, corner Pacific Avenue and
Houston street, IL offered for sale low. The
grounds embrace four lots lhalf = bloch); the
building one Of the best built and most
thorouahly Finished IN the city, having all
necessary out-buildings attached.
Apply soon "
GEO. W. BAYLOR,
ar Film Street.
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II. "A. sayro sen, having rc-purchn'cd the
drug business NJ lheir old stand, corner
Main and Houston street, VIII be pleased Ia
see all their Old customers.
Mr. Frank A. Snyre viii pny special nllen-
tlon 10 the prescription department.,
July 9th, 1873, lD-diI
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"a preference at price" need not be asked
by the appreciatiye mechanic who bases his
bids ON what his doors. frames and fronts
Will cost at tho
DALLAS PLANNING MILLS.
iostuth&sntsw
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lie knelt beside llordylng bod,
nNpenk, daughter, Rpcnk,' ihe Oh man hldl
"Mheie h " latner WnCtn liit say,
English Female iilTrs ! NUT have To-Day,
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Theall important question to the contract
or md buiidcr-iiow can make more
money NJ lower rgurea on my hidss Answer,
Easy enough; base your bids upon fall
margin over what your work VIII coat at III,
DALLAS Pi.ANiNa MILLS.
lostnth Asasaw
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PROMISES no PAY" viii not pay
my debts. 4 urgently ASK every One
owing me 10 caii nj once md settle. I
MUST have whnt is due mc.
:. W. SNENDELLS.
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We have tbs meilitisn and thc work
uses 70 d ~ good work, and nj IN
Iov rates, a. ear be done anywhere,
and W. nssn . do ~ hring your
Fine ysb work 10 TIfE DAILY HER
Am sRTICE, Csrntr k1m and Mo"s-
Ton ssFssss.
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Philip Werloin, Wholesale and retail deal
er in Pianos and Organs, office and sales
rooms Nos, 5000 Baronne street, New Or
leans. Qualities better prices lower and
terms more favorable than mt any cstubllSh-
ment south. Large sales fully attest these
statements. Pianos sold on payments OF
Sl2 80 and so per month ii preferred. Philip
Weflein's Is the oldest music house, and also
the largest piano aud organ house in New
Orleans. One-tourth million copies Sheet
music OF all kinds, Send for price list and
terms. l28dtf
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Immediately adjoining the city Of Dallas,
tiD acres delighltully situated, and viii he
sold in quantities 10 suit purchasers.
TIuRMOED ~ MITCHELL,
iigltf Attorneys at Law, 1allas, Texas.
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Town Lot. for sale.

Twelve lots tonc block), on the principal
business street Of the town OF Iiutchins, on
tho Central tIiallroad, In Dallns county, for
sale ut low prices. Apply to
JOHN w.swINDELLs,
JylSdtf Herald ONCE
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Misa Mary AlrOwcn WIN rcceiyen hw moro
pupils for instruction on tho Piano 'lla
may be found ~ tho residence Of to- senior
publisher OF The Dallas llornld corn1 l'l-
clhc avenue and Houston street, llallni
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parlor beauties who sing and play for the
hrnuhI ~ tncr swccthenits, should not tui-
get that inc uso of English Female Bltte~
relieves that min, inyigoratrs, builds up
and Strengthens, makes them feel buoyAnt
mud tull with n Nim.
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For Rant.

The second story Of Clark & Bryan's new
building, corner Main and Lamar streets.
Apply to Clark 6 Bryan, west side Public
Square. l6idt
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C.,utlo1:.

Persons owning cattle aud hogs running
on thc prairie Gust OF Dallas would do well
to no,ics some of the slaughter houses for
the city. JOHN j. GOOD.
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Notice.


OF Shreveport, Is onr authorized agent for
that city, to whom parties desiring to ndver-
tise In or subscribe for The HERALD ARE re-
specially referred,
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The contractors who will build up Dallas :
those who throw aside the obsolete hand
work and get their framing done at the
DALLAS PLANNING MILLS.
lG}tuth&Sut:}w
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On the west side Of the river, at the foot o.
the bridge. Meats twenty-five per cent
cheaper than at the city Market. No charge
is made for crossing ihc bridge.
llD-dtf w, A.JENKfNS& BONNER.
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rsuoolal Motioc.

Three hundred cords wood wanted Ash
preferred. Apply 10 cd Don't Coz once
INV nnllroad. Ijjdtf
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The undersigned takes this method OF
notifying the ctizensof Dallus that he has
permanently located In this city for the
purpose of supplying al who may need
them, win the celebrated Forest CITY Light
Mug Rods, which are universally admitted
by all acquainted Win the principles Sf
electricity, 10 be tho best rod In IKE. until
further notice, all orders left NJ the Crutcl-
Acld House will he promptly attended to.
IiOltf G. IIILBuRN, Agent.
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e ~. POLITICAL.
"A CARD.
To the Voters Of Dallas Couh"'

FELLow-cITIzENs: The rapidly lr,;s,ut,
growth and development OF our Io has
amidst the excit.ments OF which .,,ce q
come amongst you, and the av ~ mot
strongly marked Individuality In Wv s,s.stdes
earnest and loyal of "new coniers, ~! Ju' oecs
II II does not make necessary, on un .,SSoncd
sion, a public introduction: am nYDistrld
to you to-day as q candidate IoI az iha
Clerk of Dallas county, and beg 10 , ~ nj
in soliciting your suffrage + rely uPops liz rs
personal and political record as msu ', Inc
In your observation, II not within yop' an )
during twenty years. In politics, "a ars
becausc courteous and charitable. Hdv, W.
east my first vote for Mr.. Buchanan Io ar,sT
ident. have never scratched pen s 'syirtal
ticket nor shirked q vote. II electeu ID y
Clerk by your Suffrage, will be " K, dsr
respectful. ~ diiisent and rs fntnsw,,T cs'
a. LAM and have been, cOnsisten XIV! snc
'siiS " P0lis'cs My SiifSH r7,RSSs'9 |1iiE
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Fnr Ront.

Jonas y Ever, Projectors, oppositeSnngel
Bros, ON Elm street. lj7-aTt
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DRY GOODS.

BROWN s1IEETiN6 AND SHIFTING,
Coniial Miils,,..o.l0 Miller RlVer~......l2I
Albion, \, .-i.....l0 Indian Head, js".l2l
A9awaa, l-i,.....ll!a Mas'chuS'ts p q ,o,l0i
AhhAt l-l...".."~l2 bedford R.",.....,rll
Cabot, \. i-l,,."".l3lY tunustogu ...,,,.....l2
llnnNlnn IlilN IL .lAlu
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ElScEtlAnE0US.
~ I--s-l,lAs ~ 4s-----
FEMALE BEAuT'.

I IVES there man. lives there a woman,
II so Loaf TO rason, that lie or she cannot
admire and appreciate genuine female beau
tyf What n Joy and delight To stand and gaze
upon u healthy and beautiful wOmani But,
can there he beauty without healthg List to
me, We thousands of siclSly, puny, suffering
fsnsnieS:
IL you are ANNOYED with any lingering f.
male complaint and desire immediate relief,
procure nj once one or two bottles of Dr.
Dromgooes English Female Bitters, and be
restored 10 ii,altli. Sold by druggists and
merchants. Address
DIR. j. p. pROMGOOLE,
Memphis, tennessee.
woman's Medical Adviser, only. q cents
| AudrsTsS as hove. i2idAwtm
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Mntihn.

"Klss me nnd co. snld blonde beauty
who had been using GugllBh Female Bllters
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For Salo.


Two GOOD residences IN this city.
li9.dlf SrEAGAIL 4 GO
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Geo. m. Litslcficil 81 DO, sMr-
niturc dealers, have moved OPP
pOsitc the Sect House, Elm
street, where they VIII remain
until their new brick building
IL completed. llItf
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"Not In the field as contractor, y but Offer
ing to that class an auxiliary they can not
slight and compete with those who avail
themselves of It,
THE DALLAS FLAMING MILLS.
l03uth,vSalSw
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Furniture.

Furniture.
Bedroom set for sale, nearly new. Apply
at this office.
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le3tuth&sataw
, 1873-02-20
THE WEATHER.


CHICAGO, Fob. 10-Tho Signal Service re.
ports from tho Northwest indicate u return OF
cold weather IN that r9ElonLat ,Pombina, 2 de.
St.. Paul, above; at Marquette, Is above at
Alpenn, 20 above i at Ohicago, % above at
Omaha. 20 above; at Cheyenne, 9 above; at
above alld cloudy. At tic East and South tho
tertnorature IL quito moderate. Showing i'll
Utah. Ianing in Mime end Georgia: Com
orally cloudy throughout tho East and South
and wost OF tho Rocky mountains.
WAR DEPARTMENT., OFFICE or THE OmER
G1oNA1+ SERVICE, DIVISION OF TE1EanAMs AND
REroRTs ron THE BENEFIT OF Commence.
WARRINGTON. D. g., Fob. -probabilities-
RsIug barometer and pleasant wo9thor tor
Tllurnday prevail in tho Middle and Eastern
States. In tho South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy and clear weather. Light winds e md
ploaeant woathor in tho onlf saSs, ana thoncs
rising temperature from tho Missouri River to
tho ftppcr IakcA.
, 1873-02-20
CREDIT MOBlLfER,
THE POLAND COMMITTEE.

Mh. C0LfAx. -,
WASHINGTON Fob. 1p.-Jndge Poandt Committee
hold srec1a meeting this morning to hear tho udai-
tional statement Of Vice President Ccfax, who was
prosent With hia COUNSEL Judge lIao Amcs rat direct.
WHEN hfr: Colfax camo upon tho stand on the 1lth
instant. the nmelato question betorn the opnmlttee
Eeafsd to q nehosa TO- Of June md hs o19msa Gnt~ h
tainsa that monoy. At tho tino ho hAi full knowl-
edge Of the ro,nistanceB from, Ne4bitt, which
Co!fax would oxplaln aud submit lottera from
Nosbtt. Mr.. 1fao was influenced In thia
COURSE mainly to contlno tho testimony to
tho point ut Issue again. Az tho letters were some-
what Of private NATURE he dl not want to bring them
before tho public Mr. Cofax now doairos 10 present
these letters aud answor any questions asked. Mr.
, 1873-02-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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Contents Of No II, for Maroh.
E.f5}haSskSd fsas..sd2 dn2hea'mena Ds Elias Ls~t' Esq.
II. Electricity and Ltfo. Dy Fosnand Papil1on.
Ill. Physical Characters Of tbs Human Daees. By
Professor A. do Quatrefages.
". On tho Equality Of tho sc1ca
V. instinct in Young Birds. By d. a. spaldng.
VI Th9 Study 1f Eoclo1ogy-Tho Educational Bias. b.
VII Ths Htrsnsth ct Timber =, John Anderson
VIII. Tho Recent ProR1esa OF Nntura1 eolonce.
TX. Eplleptio Origin Of Ia1antsn1.
Z. Asphalt pavomon.s.
II. Regarding Matters In India. By Captain Lyuu.
XII. To Frederick A. r. Barnard. By Whittier.
XIII. EplTone table: Coercion IN Educatiou-The
Farewell Banquet to Professor Tyndsli.
LITERARY NoT1oEs: Mayors Tho Earth Great
Magnot-SgRain's Family ThetnouetrZ rZ-Qule-
Uorobro-spnal Monnxitis. @1'NNo
M1acE11ANY; Antiquity Of Ctvtlzation--A Plant
nasis nasis o. Iii9I hii9I-S%hte H1ot:s, :s:pq Fkst9sr1 1ph
aairine Nov MsbitsHPapo1 - building % Mats-
1iiand Drlft-iuxi:Yarna md Haknssa-Goms.
ses; oaasb q IL s q
hotwsen ths Zehu and European Cattle-9olldi-
fy1ng observation-disclosures Phonomenon In Vcge-
tablo S8{ the Ps.te.rds4qN5,- d
ID Anerioa-Rdosta of ooal Gas Ia'p On Plants.
Qrou,leehs In A9erA-Doep.9eA Photonotor-.
Cheap hydrogen das-Buildtng g.stoao and Fire.
NOTES.
=. The POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY Is publl.hsd
Iotms, $e per aannm; or, TO conts por copy.
, 1873-02-20
FIFTH PAGE

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Taiuted Barley II Chcul.
ealy Cloanod-Sulphur Used to Gigo False Ap-
pearance to Grain-The Establishments Engaged in
tho Business In This City-Ef1ects Of tho ''Doctor.
ing on tho Chicago Market-Lottes from tbs Man
Who Invented tho Dootorlng Process.
HUMOR-A Collection Of Comioalttlcx.
OHIO WoAANS SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION -Its
Meeting at Toledo.
THE DA1RY-Wiaconsin DatrJmen's Assooatiou-Aa.
nua1 Meeting at Watortown.
THE GALLoWs-E1ccu.ion Of Gahncy, 1t Buffalo, for
tho Murder Of Patrick Fahoy.
KANSAS ON THE bITUATION-A Political Poem.
JAUK6ON'B SPEECu-A Specimen Of sold HlnlorY's',
EloQuonoo.
BIGNS OF DEATH-HoW to Ascertain Certainly tho
Fact that Peraon is Dead.
TIE CHICAGO TRlBuNE-Prospoetus for 1878.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
, 1873-02-20
FOURTH PAGE

FOURTH PAdE-
Ep1T0RIALS-Parsg1aphs: A New York investigation
-AcQutsition OF Railways BY tho state-Tols on tho
Eric Canal-oppo1tunits for Canadian Credit Mo-
bllior. Railway Lcglslatlon This Thrcs-Cont War
Mr. Collars Oaso It Stands; Questions and
Answers.
THE APIARY-Tho Lofs Of Bees-What Produces tho
Disaster-Winte1ing Ont Of Doors-Ttme to Bogtn
tho Fecdlng-Asiko Glover Not Suited to All Locs-
t1ouk.
THE FIELD AND sTABLE-Tubsroulos Or Ssroo.
auatoua Cacho1y Of Catt1o-Symptoms- Treatment.
RAILROADS AND WAREI1OuaES-The Latest News
from STANDARDIZATION OF tho 6enAte Railroad
Commfttoe-Rejoct!ou Of Robinson and 6ullNelI,
and Endorsement Of 1foCrca-Spcoulattons.
CREDIT MoBIIlER-Ropott Of the Poland Coumlttas
~--statement OF tho Facts Elcited- Recommendation
that Oakos A1nes and Jauncs Brooks Be Expelled
from the House Of Representatives.
, 1873-02-20

I,ou1syrL1r, Fob. 10.--lhis morning, David
Randall, all eluployo at Falls Iron Works, Now
Albany, whlle III tho act Of coupling q shaft
whioA drives tho nail machines, got his GOAT
tail caught In tho coupling and was drawn round
tic shalt with such terriblo velocity that hil
boots wero thrown of and his clothing almost
entirely stripped from his body. As soon as thu
engine could DO stopped le was raleasod. Tho
tlosh WAS torn from the bone OH tho right arm
and on the loft log below tho knoo, and luis faee
and head was badly bruised. Tho physician
thinks thore Ia chance Tor lis recovery.
, 1873-02-20
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

- IuUUE HEEHMAN. - ~"
WARRINGTON, Fob. 1O.-At tho sitting Of the Ways
and Means Uonmittccc to-day, Judge sherman rcter.
acd blu Btateent to Its corse IN tho matter Of the
New York Btock Exchange. had not been In WASH
ingon for three years, and had attempted to in
hucnco tho Legislative conduct OF his brother, Senator
Sherman, or any otlcr pcrson whatover.
, 1873-02-20

A IN }r fha ri
New YORK stock E1chonge. la had II not been in Wash.
Sson fGr TIRE a stses to :
~ ' wv. f1.ss-. .s NN"'0'>>'
coNcRFcctnNa,
n,s.n,r5I1,:a sEMATE; 1Eaox1n
DISABILITIES Of o1aoys1nor smith. q yirgiaia, passed
Mr. .nrt,oHH EH1STa sHsf TIE ,ns.o1 nEnArfs "a f.; ~
81 tho f Of g ~ the ns
thai no would Rss tic scnae to consider thd
suo''o' 'o-''osfow, o,,r ,rr,,.,,na.r,
NJ: n1A1H moyea 70 taIo ap taa conference rspor.
altar @ soe Iiscaao ts uoo ut u wua
tomorrow tom ag N'''' |n' '''S''A "'' "'nof""n uh'p
~ 1s'1 saTs notice tst he would
from te judiciary Committee rel.ag to 6ah is sasits'
Mr. SHERMAN from ths nomm;tc m 7tc.,.
n M amendment t TIC b providing hai
raros ro o amount o ond 3 ,ho ona a1a
DO in tho penal sum Of donbla o amount % at 's tx
eaa - IN sa DO r. snal e}ua o he
added.
Mr. errw47T Talnonht ION, ~ m*'1noAns: Gaas: u
Lands. renore Win n1nrninsts thn iIo,sn Un M r
as Sroa %
s anS ssSuss Tho Ee DIR
Tia n,tnra ~ anhst,t1..n T., th ,1 .i a5e ~
mniniv cnniat frnm IN nanor1 ~ % aoMnu III ~ ote
thc gtstc * Shio ~ ~ "e4eA Ane"lp'iatlon IL" o.
Nn' ''''' u o"'o1 1,,r o,rrn x,n,,x,
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faira renorfci vitl,nnt "mnninonnt ~ I1 a.; ~;
ntborzna ne,yoaifons ;.,, to tHe hou-e pa1
cesson nj nart n tinir rcoarnoIor ~ eA tu@oe I'VE
rFxss n.n1rIc n.Jro.,
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roads Tonortcd w .ao ' 1n Pacific a"
taf to thn ant fneornnrana In n,oras ~ pfd m3
~ eaaa o LnS s1id M Company to
fornin connsctln1 ,vtti y % H. ~ Ie1as u ca-
ditions "a nav IN nrcacr3,o5 hv r' TX & M au ~ .osa
Stated and ajso tn cnnsr,,ct hrcrch.. tsn ~ ~ t
lino north II nonta In Itn1, nni roin~o ~ ~ ~ q, % ~
nor anu 0na doan o 10 sa q ~ boana
sructed from the n,nn linn Il, eact ~ ho
Of New n1o1ico nntI Ariznnn ~ N
1''' .lN'1'' 't1I Tue s1,sSua; naSTnrrr LAW.
President to opat tbsoS @ fno
Bankrupt law and rcDort amendmenfn theretn H. H.
ferred TO tho judiciary Committed ~ ~
ruE rtvo prn ,7r
On motion Of Mr. TRiI5p1iTT Tia 1rd,,ro min
and nljnoia por cent hI wns toRen m ~ vofo II
20 to u and debated ut ien1th. Measre' Thurman
hfenarn. FrelnpRuysen anJ Eimnnlja nnnoatnge h M
nction ~ ~ff~S-e '' 'S
THE As,. rp,pnr.on
Mr. rAEsrnrSs cntoro1 n 1ntinn r. rocoru,5or III.
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soe pase't6 ~ nslaGao oauo Aoleetapn oll A31eF
e4.suuso sesolon sno oena1o
AdJoufnea'
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