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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-11
RAILROAD LITIGATION.

AN IMPORTANT QUESTION OF TAXATION ARGUED ~
THE SUPREME COURT AT WASHINGTON.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 10.-The Supreme Court
Of he United states to-day engaged in hearing case
No ST. the Union Pacific Railroad Company agt Peris-
ton Treasurer Of Lincoln County, Nebraska. involving
she questions:
First Whether the property OF Ito road is liable 70 he
taxed by the states through which the road passes;
Sr.ond Wbether IL Il competent for a county 10 tax
for unorgailzed territory adjacent to IL under the law
OF tho StaGa.
The C,prt bslow decided both questions in the airma-
tive and II IL here commended that the property Is
sxenpt under the Federal Constitution. because the
Comnany was created and endowed with its franchise
mowers, and property as q means. Instrument and
sncy OF Tho General Government for the execution OF
tbs pogers vested H. and that the Court erred IN
holding that the taxing OF portions OF the road oy the
county beyond it, limits was valid. On behalf OF the
s,ts n IL urged that taxation agency Of the Gov
-pnant which does not impair It's efficiency in serving
the purpose for which created must be permitted
and that taxation OF the AGENTS properly as suc - Ho'
within the rule OK principle OF exemptions; cor,r
William NJ EV4rts argued the case Tor the COMPANY
He Cl,imed exemption from al baDhty TO pay any
70 the state on the ground lt INC IohPais - ~
agent D. the United states sls ein4hk
rendering such services and bound " such duties 10 u
tal 10 Tx II IL 10 Indirectly the Government ITSELF
He invoked in behalf OK this Company me prncIlsss
aid down bv Judge Marshall IN similar cases DrDHsn
% me tber aide was made by NJ Woodwork OF Omaha.
re conceded tue doctrines laid down IN the Dana cst'
hut
crerop from state taxation aud Jhen pJlhteu Out nc
cbarseert.cs OF such agencies As arc tnus exempt. nc
Iii. ed the whole line Of cases on TINS SUBJECT auh III
slsd taaf the of tho railroad company was no,
v,rbIn aUy OF the rules heretofore lhu GOWN Y M
court He especially urged the unreasoDab!ees3 nl ue
,ourt in tno absence of any Congressman a.tioh q
Smpting railroad running through ah ehtire o'l.e r
contributing TT portion OF the eApenso 9i ;
a Government whose protection II enjoyed
COMMENCEMENT or THE VERMONT VALLEY RAIL
ROAD CASE
BURLINGTON, VT, Nov. 10.-The hearing IN
he case Of George b. Chase anu Peter BueF u n''oh
repressntiug minority OF the stockholders OF the Yer
mon. Valley Railroad Company. against the Directors
:, thar Company begun to-day IL
the United State. Circuit Court. Ia Chambers before
T,ye suaey The points al issue are the Validity Of
- 80, ,esrs lease OF this rood made In 1888 20 tue
pu,.ud Railroad Company and also the validity OF the
frtner extension OF the lease for 90 years from ISL
100 Prou OF Rutland. aud G. " Davenport OF raitie
800 ar'neareG for orators, aud f. W stodshtSh o.
y.S YORK nad L. Phelps OF tins city Tor the DEFEND
anh II Z ,.rs DayeaporJ aud stoaghton have Already
.a.F he case which ia one of great general iuteres
~ r"iro,ds IN th.s section The hearing will conlinae
| ia, OK tso lOager
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= ...rr,ed the manly and somewhat tesy Oo'o"e'
sS.-1-,r. and elected the warm sppiause VI
.nanv admiring spectators The emei "V'o''
a, the cast the ponsuou w -
ming Blanche Hay OF Miss kaihar,no h'Sei1
.., rs NJ Edward Arnott OF the London hay
naret who made his first appearance on 'he Ano'i'"'
s,avn playing Angus MoAhster. he wa9 khoy pee'e"'
- ~ o.r,as HIS welcome. Mr ArnOtt gives the I'M
occasion OF manly gentle temperament ana OF care
mi artist trained In a good school His PersOnaton
vas atm indeed and full OF laws and starts-ncldent
aoubtess 20 tho constrant Of hrs appearance before
a new public. He was bney passionate ana
vouthtuy tender however, IN tho close Of the difficult
iovessene and his conduct skin. az this point. com
ended him TO cordial favor To greet him at all
r.marlable actor would be folly but he Is assuredy
xood one and. moreover, is very pleasing vocalist
The cast further included Mr. J. b. Polk the Russian
Prince Mr. E. NJ Holland Sergeant Jones' Miss Ehe
Germon Mary Nelly. and Nine. Ponisi as
Lady She,,dJyn. Toe latter lady eyinced rather
an unexpected power OF suppressed pathos in the part
ting Scene precedent the moon ght march There was
coo much made Of the incident OF tho twins In the hrs
Droiery may sometimes be easily turned into Nui
atY by lust the touch too loose or too hard Inc re-
vva OF Ours may be set down as decided success
however. for the play popular fayorte' anu II mas
been Offered at this time under excellent conditions
BOOTHS Neutrality-suspicious..
Bulwer Lvtton's romantic drama of "Riche-
lieu" was reproduced at Booths Theater last night
with the same magnificent SETS Of scenery that were
used 20 frame IT, OF its hrst performance
at this house in January. ISL They represent room
IN the Cardinals palace in Paris. room IL his castle al
R1ueI the gardens 81 the Louvre, and the
thronerO0m o. Louis Kill These massive pageants
we're greeted with unreserved admiration. ana
she drama Of Rlcheieu - in which a conquest OF
right over wrong ia celebrated under highly dramatic
and deeply interesting crcumstanoes-was once more
welcomed with hearty enjoyment and vociferous
paudts Mr. Booths Richeiieus thoroughly wen-knOwn
cr an intense romantic picturesque. and sympathetic
type Of vrtu0us power protecting innocent weakness
II retains al its weird beauty of form ana all its
nery spirit: and tho reception accorded to II
st righ By very large audience bore witness that II
retains ia wcllcstlbshed popularity Most OF the
other parts 10 the piece were not filed IN manner to
stimulate appreciation. The result OF performance IN
which one excellent actor is surrounded by many ndif
frrent players scarcely be otheras TO symmetry
end effective compcteuess-than Onesded and unsatis-
factory Rcbeieu" will be repeated every night this
week. On Saturday afternoon Mr.. Booth viii enact
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THE FIRE RECORD.
A EoUSD-HoUsE BURNED Al SPRINGFIELD - LOSS
$4,000.

A EoUSD-HOUsE BURNED Al SPRINGFIELD - LOSS
$4,000.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. 10.-As q locomo-
tive was passing the Old roundhouse Of the Boston
and Albany Railroad this city about O'Clock TN,
morning a gust Of wind blew Goals from tho fire
box into a pile OF kndlings. which Immediately caught
fire and before the Gremen could get 10 work the whole
building was IN flames. Only two locomotives we're
saved and fifteen locomotives, six extra tenders, and
fwo snow plows destroyed. new roundhouse
W probably be built in West Sprngfeld The loss III
not exceed $4,000; no Insurance.
INCENDIARIsM AT CANAsTOTA.
SYRACUSE, Nov. 10.-AlthOugh the three men
uspected OF causing the ncendary fires at Canastots
have been in custody since Saturday another ncendary
Gre occurred on Sunday night, dwelling AMI barn
beng burned Intense excitement continues among the
people Of Canastoia.
N THIS CITY.
A fire i'm the basement of No. Sc SecOnd-aye..
occupied as a stable by the second-ave. Railroad
Company yesterday damaged feed and harness to the
amount OF $50. and the building $50. Insured IN the
Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company for 5000 . o.
FIRE IN chimney OF the residence OF the Hon = =
Cox M No. IS East Tvelhst Yesterday, damaged the
building $50.
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HRo0L Tvs CoAMrrTEE or ONE HCNDEEI

Uro0LlYv's COMMITTEE or ONE HUNDRED.
The Brooklyn Committee of One Hundred
mot last evening the Academy OF Music. MI Franklin
W,odru6 10 the chair MI. Marshall offered the follow
ing res ATOMS which referred 10 special com
,iftee consisting Of w srs Marshall, Perry Eschwege,
Marvin and harrington:
WAereqs rhis Committee has expressed its opinion
% the fundamental principles OF charter FOR the future
government VI this city in the interest OF the people
EAerea. All Of said principles were not adopted by
tLe lasi Legislature INT IN their stead sefgoyernment
Wis IN part repuliated fOreg "a commissions provided
Tor. and party responsibility Ignored and
Whereas. The result or the election gives
cause hope that cur theories may be- made practical
through the coming legislation; therefore.
Res0lped That tins Committee respectfully petition
sad request ach member Of the Legislature FROM this
county TO MAKE it his rst legislative business to amend
the existing charter First that IL shall abolish all
commissions second, establish single heads 20 all de-
parments tlird, Ok the appointing power Of all heads
the Mayor fourth, give the power 20 the Common
agents with power 10 send Tor aud papers and
80 examine witnesses under OATH
MINOR INCIDENTS
The Board of County Canvassers will meet
to-day and proceed formally u canvass the vote cast at
the recent election
At meeting Of the lid Assembly District
Republican Association. held last evening the
OF Grand and Enzaoeth-sts resolution adopted
congratulstng the Republicans OF the state having
AMI also coDgatuating Thomas r. Geary his
plumber Of new members were then elected.
A regular meeting Of the XVIII Assembly
District Republican Association held last evening at
Demit Hail in second-aye, William II Anthem in the
chair Several new members we're admitted. Meas
were inaugurated for the formation Of keliet
Association for benefit of the poor beuDeIs VI tne
organization. Committee OF nye was appolnte1 20
out the details OF the paD which s uHuetsOou ~
embrace part asores of concerts during the coming
Winter. Charges being made that some members on
the association had voted Democratic ticket AT the
lac elcGiioD Com mittee was appointed 10 ASCERTAIN
thelr Ds01as. with Vee " thelE sxDgleQu-
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LATEST SHIP NEH6
Tor other SdiD As'os Sse SecOBf Pdge.l


ARRIVED.
Steamship Airais fBr Perry Liverpool Oct 30 tn Q-eensO~-
3lst nlse. and pass b. e. Curtis
se-alp Aoea4re Reed, NosoA, 9Th lse and pa~ - Oh Do
Steamship wilmington Holmes. Hasa Nov IA aas ari Das
o WE A. vde.
Bars Ciar lGer Land. Creme, a. days IN ha' l. an horsA
a Sandy H0ok orr
BARK Znioieu1e Gel, Danuehery Liverpool - f VIII sst
Bsrs Hampo1 Anderson 60ao'sier' tnc sept u
a ballast. L. ElcL0rtG Al SANDY HOOK for orlcfs.
schr A Lowell Gage Jacssongi De 10 il7s With .unher
Ben, Davidson wilmington n g. eayN p lava ',re
SAILED.
shi,s Gr,rfe Calico: L1urcn Apscr. NeT World ana
Palmer liverpool blk 3" r a-Flrl igr AatFerp bn.s
fr tomas; scl- NJ ". >mh l1go fnk Ats6oi %,
Caycs H. T. CarA, for Corpus tlrsu. LGo 4ufe1isin 100
wISD-sans.t fresh y. W; clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLg-roS lOAFei steamship Oc0rEa l-o1 nes teft
bars you from Braoej ,cnF g. Janet ION harD'i iH-a
sAg4SNaH Nov lOArrved anshp Fire Qseen foa PsrsAn
huc0. shiD SlFey Schlli1R, tcn Lolt1n
FoRrREss M0SR)s, Va, Nov lJPd cut s'ear1'hps '~ns
B4tters Corr, Liberty, Tor Havana .-r gef a.- 81
Iane AMI Mars Cork; Ahno. BoreaEri Chares
Leros hanusl for Ss"-lork enss agnes "sr'~
tor MAtanEas Aiei. for 81 Ffsnes
FOREIGN PORTS
H,v.y, Nov 10fle steamship Moro Castle FROM he"foh
Guvei lere lbs morning
HAMS \. Nov 10Tas steamship ssmer-t from Bostes
,5etiaslp base r0u sv- sryei - former ooe ieS
Chaoteowa The el4hlp Aan9 sasi Tor boston frcniAJ
morning
DISASTERS.
Nov l0Tle ship Q1HaIo. from Faparaso rainsinsa
Cape Goa a. ciJrss 20 1sf % Asos
bg Charlie Pearson having been ileo,al sae al ps
ssr. but Der 10 Other HsDaes
Der 4-oiL Nt f maze tFi1rns
f,r spoken "a and With ths
barb hal lost her ioreiopm m izea'oIn- an A-"ps JA
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CHICAGO, Nor. l0C, rrLsRseoDt, 1000 head nakt resf
aBd uusasco; shippers refusing under hirn a4ves p "a
purchases reaHs Shipping oatiie
le ssgs Of Far Good al - - "a -
30 also light tenant q ~ %
50 81 Thoggh Texans sold AZ 81 40
eon - ljasi Native butchers stoc ca AL ~eiE a. 80
81 for Poor % Rxfra Choice
LIVE Zoos dun ard weak decline & 100 Nhes sess
accepted decline clippers commenced bany maFH1
quict snd closed f-; packing o a. t3 10
shipping GRADES ~ 6Oas3 80 nth 5uik
.las Is 50 50; IA
onT sht trade cong At - 70 81 eas
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THr ALLEGED ELECTION FRAUDS.

~
TIE INVESTIGATION BY THE TAAMANY COMMITTEE.
The Tammany Hall Committee on Organ
1tion resumed itB yesterday afternoon Tor the
purpos8 OF continuing the investigation into the frauds
t,r1pg fe late election The Hon. John Kelly presided
s mon sreln from the Tenth Ward made an ahdaYit
STATING that on the night before election he was In
re.tauraat N Graudst.. when come men came In and
made arrangements 20 proceed next day 10 different
roIii.s booths and repeat Two OF them known TO
fbe Comm, toe In the WITH Assembly District next
5sv ne saw three Of them repeating and challenged
ther vh.r tho inspectors OF election would not take
b- oath m received the votes Of the repeaters In the
same election district a nan named Louis Frank was
challenged m Stern and gave his address ss 30 Orchard
A. but n spite OF the challenge the Board allowed him
n eo.+ h.s vote IN the With Election District Of the
Assembly District, witnesses TESTIFY 10 on
scrvins the inspectors stun the oaOt-DoAes; num-
ing that inspectors had tori up or changed tlcket-
witch were destined for the ball0th0xes. EVIDENCE
was also mted that InpectOrs OF Election anu the
7olce round the pollingbO0ths had inundated natu
rallied citizens who were voting az the polls
In the TVih Senatorial District evidence was given
u sDOw the police had threatened ana lntlmdated
voters 10 ems. their tickets for Morgan Jones. statlng
mat II thew dd not do 90 10 would be made not
for them Two Inspections OF Election m one or the
esrt, districts IN the fVth Assembly District swOre
that A. thc end OF the polling they had counted 25
tckets H. Charles Reilly. los for James Ryan and
a act the inspectors making their proper
report 20 rHc supervisors They aferward went back
10 The sar0nhGuse and saw that the returns had Deen
changed R.iiys vCtes being altered u l16.
More new ana important testimony was cOHectel
hearing he.V.ly Police CQmni ssOncr OhYer Charuck
20 United -fates Commissioner John l. Davenport but
uunicauOu also received from the "a Assembly
u street stating that John j. Blair had been expelled
nom tho snCra Committee for opposing James Ryan,
fys Tanmlry candidate FOR Assembly IN that district
This WIS .sid over for further action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-11

q CONSERVATIVE MAJORITY or NNEIN-oNE u ihL
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE - KENfPERs MAJORITY
ABOUT rwTNTY-sIx THOUSAND.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUEE.l
RICHMOND, Nov. 10-Returns from all the
counties show that the new General Assembly OF Yr-
guia wall De constituted follows: senate-Conserya
tlyes 90: Republicans. 10; Conservative majority, D.
House OF Deegatos-COnservatyes 100 Republicans
-; Conservative majority, Gs. On JOINT bsliot-COn-
scryat.ves. 1885, Republicans a. majority on Joint bal
Tot N-a Conservative gain on joint ballot Of Official
returns from 81 counties and cities. and semi official
returns from the remainder except three give Kemper
majority Of 1884 Conservative gain OF s563. These
figures Will BE- slightly changed by the full official re-
turns.
1UE FARMERS ~ ILLINOIS CARRY oYEG ONE-HNF
ruE CCUNTIFs on A LARGELY INCREASED VOTE.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE tribune
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-The county returns are
now IN ron al but six counties The farmers have
carried q counties the Republicans Il. the Democrats
"a and m IS there party issues The total vote
Is now estimated co., which ~ 10000 more than IN
the corresponding election Of 1871 The increase in votes
j. attributed to the greater OF the people in the
new issues.
IliAYEE's MAJORITY At AIBASY-EIGHrEEN EIICB-
LICAN SENATORS CLAIMED.
ArnA,Y. Nov. 10.-The vote for Thayer for
scrory OF state in tins city OBS. instead OF e25s
a. p-evi5U sly reported The Journal claims The election
NJ rbogpon 1.enJ as Senator IN the XXIIId District
tv 20 majority. making IS Republicans elected to the
oeuatt.
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GogERNAEyr HEATHER REfoRr
WAR DEPARTMENT,
o-vtcy or THE CHEF SIGNAL OyFfcER. \
WASHINGTON, H. C., Tuesday. nov. III i o. N
lLl hlIl.le

sVftOUsis T6T nc ptsI y WIZ . !.
The barometer bas risen IN New-EngiaDu
with Dortb-westerly winds, cod and generally oieH
weather; h-wsstery 10 nOrth-castery wind. Iow
temperature and clear wether preyai IN me a1ulo III
south Atlantic states. soufberIy wads falling baromedsr
warner and clear weather ~ the CUR States DOR AZ
easeriy 10 southeastesiy wlnls and clear |eatneI s
Kentucky and Tennessee. falling barometer. Soutnery
winds, cloudy weather and rising temperature 10 ths
Northwest; variable winds and partly Idg Wo4tnex
the upper lakes; nOrthsestery winds. cloudy cold
weather the lower lakes.
fT-obGbftihes
North Vest and upper ikess winds backing -
ssuheTly, rising temperature, cloudy gcataer aud
casiOnal Hight rain and snow.
the lower lakes winds backing to s>th westerly
with rising temperature ard CLOUDY weather. FOr Ken
lucky and Tennessee, rising barometer. south e1ssorg
winds. and partly cloudy weather.
For Ne Nude Edsfera StGies prssstIrer
pOrtieriy HOrfastsTia ri,dS pGray cOag scsaGser.
QaG rising temperature ga ne epeH,Hg-
For the SouEh Atlantic States nOrth-easteriy Winds
and generally clear weather.
For tho Gulf states sOutherlY Winds RAJ NJ tehpeSs
tare, and partly cloudy weather.
Northwest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-11

Roctsnd apparently IN hs usual health and drove MS
horse directly into the stable Ho was found lying
distance from horse which he bad not unhlr
nsssed Means were mmediataly taken ~ restore hlm
but without avail.
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Crrc T.. Nov l0CHgEsENsrke d1i: shout 5000 bcrsr
300 Thes figures l21s1l3c Moro
sod q lover tlsn d tae higher lgare.
Az Little F,l dull The 1oaiy
guaranty 1000 boxes Oaefe aud oosaaD
1874 $50 1926
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Sueral Notltss


TEE sisters of the Stranger are noE ho4 = Ph 4 as
c. ne ~ the Stranger Grene 81 Nt'J PAc
Oea 10 day Tsks broiisay - = er e.rs
punviIle q Co.. Rsyal Irish Distil-res, belfast Ir,
NAky n-nded b. the h@hca Prosesseu 70 pfse-
Fre-en Branly supphei IN OHso S.-'s "'@
81 BroaG.sL, New iorr -
Ladies, Fair Alexander Chapel, snds hins-~''
LAST Two DAYS.
TUESDAY .ul WEDNESDAY. Nov. II .nf IL
,)p.u from 3p. N to 10 p u -.
beautiful and que lssornsaI 81 soos Al 'ep ~ y
Pa.,..,,ce So,,cerhs nails os kafosc oasss ne Ne
lnr sATUKDAY Nov 10 1878 ~ sess a 70 "a a, sxra
"a a.. :, .nA , IaJR>DAf % SN.e~
~ Az - " mo ~. - THOS L JAMES fos.nassrf
I.c, I..r,oa. IA egeta tien-Dt Le Csa@ P-psr ..
r. reaI the recent scsahhs Cossfess
bsa ny -, :, TxIRgN RxTRA No 10 Prcs 10 e-at.
Portland e ei'e1 u So A.lru.s rhB TRIBtAk So~ fsft-
IT,. rr,sune svansciicai Alliance Extra Ne. ~ Ga
- -,vius al account Of all the prseeedissa
- md ,eu.sioss Of III nssasg Of the WORLDS EVAN
ALLIANCE New fo really AM sn be ses, b.
M "a .py address ra,.sd or rs 70
ss for a. AL u hapoAas Esrs saa Addresses .Pps~r 70
THE TRIBUNE EXTRA StaOa euFtseai ,ogeser 9Th se'ss
- ~ss -sTs W ss-.ealsd 70 Toe A.aes f't lseS Al es-
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TIE STA7E or TRADE.
uAytyA EXCHANGE

HAvsyA the Cntei Sstss 80 fsys
currency 52a53 short sight Do 5e9oi ,css
premium GOLD 62as3 short ssh $50
~ per premium Paris 50 z6l per premium
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MARR[ED.

True ana False science speech a. s rYahl sanllIi ~
Parkr Golr.E. ~ TaIBUsE LscrJFs ENrEA NJ. 5.
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The New Elastic Truss 1858 uoiiUay aseg be-. anal
t- el1is LerA t.t ei "a s. sYiAs
and lngerDsi blacks nitls vita its rolling tlu1ies
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THE CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION BUILDING.
The work OF preparing q plan foe a per-
,,s,cot Memorial Building FOR the Centennial Expost
,on which ~ aaiaS.Ad e. the az t'A
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skNGRR-sTUDWELL-O THURSDAY evening. Nov G. At he
o. lleg Dr. K b. Ho sal assisted
bv the Rev O1stOa Eugene Sanger 90 Gls NJ laughter u
Geo n. sgudwsn al Of thls ctl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-11
MEMORIAL TO THE PRESIDENT.

MEMORIAL To IhE ftNl>olDh-ii'
The following IL the memorial Of the tedefa Couhc
Of the Internationally adopted last night, asking rFe'
dent Grant 70 call an extra session OF Congress
To Ills EIeeIeney e. ;. GRNsr, PrssdeHt Of me o"Sa
states: ,, -.
The undersigned Committee OF the Federal Couneli o.
The InternatiOna, W0rklngmons Association on ottL
America. behalf OF tine workers " ms County WV
respectfully call Your attention to the necessity o. Ca.l
ing special session OF Congress OF !hc otsu 7t1eu
for the purpose OF providing ways ana means " me-
the financial and labor crisis nov uPDu US
BY promptly calling Congress toIe'n,cI ,..u
nsttutng the measures OF internM HnprOYc-
mcnts recommended your last mes axe 20 OOIsoD
Won VIII furnish employment to the tnou-a9 -, w
wOrkn gmen thrown or employment Dy dh Ia.iuto
Of our swndling contract labor system Anu D1 -''.u
zing the issue OF sufficient egaEtender- You cau III
our financial troubles. caused by laca Oh ~,
thus enable Western croP- ~ DC OtOKns ~ a,p
At profitable rates 70 the pfodnesrs ~ -
ing Il done for the masses uuIh VIC tos" a.
meeting OF Congress, IL VIII oe too an,
me Government % prevent u total WtuoA ~
financial stem and people VIII DC ~ JANA t ~
aud starving condition. aud needless suu1ins ~ 49,,
endured IN the midst OF plenty We DolloFs ~. az
and give occasion for your eneinies 70 hSJ -.
your delay lack ~ ststsstnsuship You -,
producing institutions OF our country anu 5 ~ ~,
be- destroy lille considering the means u Ieo H.
called upon by both the pross anu the peoP'o =" '"'
country.
All Of which Is urgently submitted.
". A. A. CAEsEY,l Cori,nitteo
&. vs.. MADDOX, r. O. III 1 W. A.
VI. M. WALrOs,
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The Rev l.. A. ileImorshausen, pres1dihS
elder OF the Raotand DISTRICT died very suddenly IN
r,onastsn Ne yasisr Law ia had roturDod from