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New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
HONEN'S FATAL DESPAIR.

AN OLD LADY HANGS HERSELF AT NEwToWN, L. L.
THE NORTH RIVER FERRYBoAT SUICIDE "A
CHILD's DESPERATION.
Conrad Yockel, an industrious gardener, liv-
ing with his wife Maria. aged CT years, in the old How
ard homestead in Courtst, Newtown Village, L. l., left
his home about p. yesterday to go for his horses
His wife then preparing tea but on fokePs return
about an hour afterward, his wife was missing He
searched through the lower part of their house without
finding her. and then proceeded 10 the stairway
TO ascend to the rooms above. On opening
the stairway door he was confronted by
the swinging corpse OF his wife who, by
rope attached TO the bausters aove, and
around her neck. had hung herself One foot rested
Of the steps, which is evidence that the woman
desperately in earnest had she changed her In
teDtions after the first few moments OF hanging she
could have saved herself easily. The body remained
hanging until the Coroner informed and lie
ordered it to cut down. He will hold the inquest
to-day.
The young lady who jumped overheard from the
ferry-boat Hoboken Thursday morning has been
identified Miss Bertha Rechelm age 20 years. resi-
dent OF Jersey City Hghts From the statements OF her
family, appears that she had been receiving atten
tons from young man for several months and was
greatly attached to him. few weeks ago her father
Julius Rechelm told her that she must have definite
understanding with the young cease to see him
At his visit she asked HIM II lie really loved her
and intended 10 marry her He said that he sincerely
loved her. hat had not saved enough TO warrant
their marriage In obedience 70 her fathers order, she
Informed MIN that she could no longer receive his atten
tons, and they parted. She lost spirits and failed Wis
IDLY in health after that. On Thursday morning when
Mr. Mott the milkman came TO the door she ran down
and asked him for three cents. He gave 1t to her. and
she went TO the ferry Her parents are deeply grieyed
her father in particular expressing keen reInOrse.
OF suicide has been revealed AT Marton,
" j. by the CorOners inquest In the of Miss Layna
CasGrove. u dance was given III the neigh
bOrhOOd Oh THURSDAY night and she invited to attend
Her mother refused TO allow her to attend, which seemed
trouble her She immediately dispatched her brother
for laudanun, and having received II retired TO
her room, where she drank tne fatal dose. Several
hours later she was fOund dead by her mother. Tle
jury rendered verdict In accordance with the above
facts.
Aun smith, who committed suicide al marlborough y.
j. 10y hanging several days driven 10 the act by
domestic troubles Last she married, but her nus
band abandoned her SIX mouths Soon after she
had Child which died for want OF proper nodrisnment
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
THE Jersey CITY HOMICIDE.

The inquest in the case of James McCann
continued last night before Coroner Reinhsrdt.
large number OF the dead mans friends pres
ent beside a number OF BroOkss friends from Newark
Alex. Mccoy. Justice Of the Peace; stanes Chapman,
cate-tender at the Hackensack plank bridge;
Freehodor John ORourke and Alex. Tealing testified
to seeing McCann late as III O'Clock on Sunday
last when he was perfectly sober. Thomas W. Brooks
the prisoner, testified his behalf He said he
lived at No. l42 Division place, Newark and
was employed 1sh-staud in Centre Mar kct
He drove from Newark last Monday morning
about O'Clock, and when he reached COmmunpaw-dvc.
a man jumped on his wagon and ordered him to stop
He grasped his whip to drive him or thinking that he
was highwayInan. Ia the struggle the man secnred
possession OF the whip, and would have had the ad
vantage had 1t not been for BrOOks's drawing his
vOlyer and firing two shots lie DID not kpOw that he
had Killed the man until he read II IN the papers
Several Witnesses were examined In relation prt
oDefs reputation, aud the jury retired t late hour
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
POLICE ORDINANCES ENFORCED.

Patrolman Thomas Madden Of the Ihlr-
teenth Precinct accused OF clubbing cardriVer "'
ont proyocation, was dismissed from the Department
by the Board OF Police at meeting yesterday let-
ter was received from the Secretary OF the Board Oh
Health requesting the Board OF Ponce 10 meet WIN
them to confer regarding method to enforce the sam
tary ordinance forbddng househoders TO NIX garbage
aud ashes, and also to compel the cartmen oi INC
Bureau OF sreetceanng to take away the garbage ana
ashes in separate carts The request for conference
was accepted aud Commissioners Dsbecker ana 'oorS
were appointed a committee to select time IoT the
meeting to be held letter was received lfon Sln ~
Myers laborer, stating that he mad been ODllgeu 70
pay money TO the foreman OF the Seventh ward gaug O
street sweepers, Daniel l.. Bowling for MS reten1o
The Committee on Street Cleaning were ordered 70
investigate the complaint. On motion or COMMISSIONS
Dsbecker the Chief Clerk OF the Bureau or street Ce
ing was ordered TO keep an alphabetical ioree p0oh,
In which there shall be recorded the names Oh an pel-
sons appointed or employed in the Bureau, WIN tne
COMPENSATION received, residence date OF appoint
ment and date OF dismissal On motion OF Cohluls
sioner Dsbecker the services o: Dr. John Osborn med
zeal Director and w H. Lyon, clerk In the atters Once
were dispensed with, there being no provision H Jaw
for their employment. proposition 10 aDoilsh tnc
Board of Examining Surgeons was referred 10 INC Con
mitee on Surgeons. The Committee on surgeons were
ordered to report programme OF surgical districts
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AN ADROIT WOMAN ARRESTED.

A German woman named Mary Louisa NOi-
teng was arrested by Detective CuITan OF the
BROOKLYN Central Office yesterday, charged with
numerous thefts Her plan was to hire out IN
families as q servant, aud then, watching her op-
portunty disappear with property Of value Her plans
were well-matured. and the robberles managed with
great adrotness She had forged recommendations pur-
porting to come from many weIknown Germans
among them being one from Oswald Ottendorler' oHe
stole slOO worth OF clothing and jewery about two
weeks ago from Theodore Rommey OF No. 4O3 Johnson
At IA short time afterward she pUroined s5 in money
and iewery and 500 worth Of clothing from George
Pflfer OF Myrtle and Frankln-ayes. Her arrest @ @Na9
by the detective in German newspaper Inc woman
made cher appearance IN answer thereto, and was
promptly taken custody. Her theits, II Is sup
posed, Will amount TO about $4,000 She denies Tue
charges made against her. and says mat she mas nus
band children on their way 10 this country
Europe. She fully Identified by Messrs. HoIi'
meY and Phfer yesterday
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
IMMIGRATION INTERESTS.

A special meeting of the Emigration Com
mssioners beld Yesterday Commissioners Starr,
Lynch, Forrest, Mauier, QuintarG, Stephenson, anu
Mayor Havemeyer present The acts OF the Castle
Garden Committee approved. Paul Fichsteln and
Jane Brady appointed assistant attendants at the
Lunatic Asylum The designations OF Mr.. MCPHERSON
as Interpreter and Mr. Shook as gatekeeper were
accepted. Mr.. Robinson appointed agent at Buffalo
and Garrett A. Madden agent at Rochester " Y. DR..
Essroger was made physician at the Lunatic Asylum
for five years. resolution was adopted
to have the roofs OF the buildings on Ward :
Island repaired. Joseph Strauss admitted.
at his request to lay before the Board important
ters relating to the AlsacienueLOrrane Society. Mr..
Strauss stated that this Society, of which he is Presl
dent, has been IN existence since July l. 1872. The
French inhabitants Of Al~ace and Lorraine, In order
10 escape German rule, have fed 10 this country and
the OBJECT of the Society is to protect and help hem
here. Mr. Strauss asked TO have the same privileges
gautcd 10 his agents are enjoyed by the agents of
societies Mr.. Lynch objected the ground that
the people Of Alsace and Lorraine more represent
district nationality than do the Irish. Mr. Strauss
finally assured by President Starr that his rights
should be respected anu his demands accCQed lO. Inc
Board then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01

secretary IT, D. Brewster. The Street 90 under
has withdrawn the laborers at work e1csVauns a.
,he Newark and New York Railroad et FnnoresI H. m
failed 10 find authority for making the excavtoh te m
than NECESSARY TO drain that locality OF surface 49,.
. Elizabeth Rapp was arrested yeseeru"' v" '
OF bigamy. n,r
EIIzABErH-vreeland Jardns, q resident OF kan"ay
has begun proceedings against Ohcer MarH ,tm
Seroeant Lotion for alleged false imprisonment cam
ing 1000 damages He driving through ,. ,no on
iote one night when he arrested by Ocer msIa O
suspieion At the station-hOuse he gave MS hamu % a
Charles Johnson and failing TO give satisfactory
was Locked up for the night. Next day he was ldehteu
and discharged.
IN po,vr Tho State supday.school Assembly. re-
presenting all denominations. will be held mere on
5ay next and will continue for two weeks. %6,snop %
Simnson Peck and JAMES, Dr. c. H. Fowler, Dr. Chaplnn
J. b. Cough, and iOthers are announced 10 m"Ao "u
dresses. a..
SOUTH ORAYGE.-Mary Ellen Chune, age ~, ar ha, ,o
institution yesterday
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NEWS AGENCY CONSOLIDATION.

The European news agencies, the Reuter-
Telegram Company OF London and Havas, Laflite & Co
OF Paris, have been amalgamated under arrangements
for long term OF years aud the agency OF the former
Company IN this city will hereafter be known as the
United States Agency Of Reuter- Havas, London and
Paris" The business of the Reuter- Company which
mas hitherto embraced for European, Asiaic, African,
and Australian consumption, the news ana commercial
affairs of the United States, the West indies Central
America aud Canada has since the laying of the South
American Cable been extended 10 BrdZl, tine Argen-
tine Republic, Chill and such other OF the nations Of
South America as are i'll telegraphic communication
with the Of the world. The consolidated Companies
announce that they will hereafter deliver all CONNER
cal messages nrusted to their charge 10 all parts OF
the world.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
CK-BALLING A HINDoo.
To the Editor OF me rrihnnn

TO FHt y "FEVf Ut TIT IItOHWt.
SIR: II is rather late in the nineteenth CEN
tury for Hndoo convert, who IS studying the min.
istry in wBrunswck. to have his application for
membership in the sons OF Temperance ted because
his skin doesn't happen to be white sallsw as
the skins OF people generally In RewJsrsey. But when
IL D. known that this iHbDspltahc black calling done
BY Welcome DIVISION, tu,Tc Is oOmpen-at.Bg com
Tort the reflection that tBe locality ont Oi the world
Nv icrh J I.y 81 l5ii l.I-. l..
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HOME NEWS.
rnBRMoasrxa YESTERDAY, AT HuDSUrs IN BRoAp"A' .
s,m7a, Noou-s2a 8 D n-s8' h,dsst,-74'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth arenue Hotel-rhe Hon. b. ii. Brlstow, Sec
@e,,,y Of the Treaury eIGov Mccormick o. hnion
fr,on square Hot.l-Ccngesmsn Hester Cmef OF rennr
rasf Central Hotl-senaior james Nelly o Orsson
and Lieut. Col Meaes Of the 20h Infantry, British 49,
york Ho,l-(;eu r. L. Gibson New Orleans Cdrendon ho-
I SsrsI President Of the Illinois Central Railroad Compsny.
M,frcoaa Hot,l-Gen Thomas L. Ror o. Minnesota anu .V
Negey Of Pittsburgh and Brdger, o. Sotn Csohns
Un,,sW NJ Long Cons1l Panama
Hoa-John Mccullough the setor Hs.tm'H;!sr Hok'Ionh
wilson Of Columbia IS Holman Hoa"-Dr H. Dean United
States Nayy,
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~ an e19 OnH "a sl 473.6QO 10

Tot,l..........Sl 6l2O96 "a sli7369O 90
From this the school received from the state
School Fund amounting TO sli3i0 A. IS 10 be deducted,
leaving the annual levy sl3: 9 GS the action Of the
Board Finance IN making these reductions severely
criticised by the several Boards.
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p0IICE NOTES.

John Vance of No II East Broadway was found
dead in hs yesterday having been locked IN bis room ~
John Scallon of e M ana
Tentb.ye fen from psrla the Tagging IN ifoh' I" DIS
yesterday and instantly Killed -,
Kate Brannigan, age 60 ignited her clothes wmie
nas,ing by range kitchen Of the re5tsuant OF
Lyons at No. 259 Bowerv, yesterday and VAS J OuAe'
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01

Asiatic Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Summer
opaint Coc Stomach Dishea and all affections o. the
bowels incident 10 either caen adults By Dr.
JAMES CNAryE BAsAs # aays the irritation aud cams tie
stomach AID being pleasant ihe acceptable
renedy the youug n tIe aailg.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
JERSEY CITY TAXATION.

On Thursday the Jersey City Board OF
Finance and Taxation held two meetings to consider the
annual appropriations asked for by the several Boards
Of the CITY Government. The second meeting lasted
until midnight. The amounts asked for aud allowed
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01

CANCER CURED without the knife or pain.
Disease. Of females specially by Prof j. NJ CoMN D. li3 Easi
J went J-siXlh-s:.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01

PoMEROY & Co., IA Broadway, sell for "a
the best EL.sIIC ILUss" inveltei.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01

RARE OLD CHINA, Works OF ART.-NOTICE
RENov,.Mr FRFDK DAVIS begs inform AmrIcan
that he has removed from jl a a Mall Loadon rgud where
he usual Ene collection u English and OLD
CHINAs. &C. on FuAnre Clocks Cande ibas LnaIes
tqlr BJoa lev 6Ee pictures sale e'ch object
its aniqty. ~ Pail Mall : " London
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
InunUuncrinentAl

BURNETT's ExTRACrs.-Beware of substitutes
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
LAMrLorGn's PYRErrc SALINE is the cure fe

biousn smallpox sn diseases and other Spring
ailments Sold throughout tie wOri. aud
Maker lis liobonh London, Eng aui. Use substitute
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01


JERSEY CITY-Frank Gately was arrested
last night for an arocious assault Martin Curicy
elderly man. aud stealing his dog and chain. Three
races will be run the seacaucus track, the lih
aud 18th in-t purses of $780, $50 and 500 foot
race for $25 viii take place this afternoon James
Chapman, lawyer, was committed To IAN on TharSday
night alleged attempt 10 Kill Maurice Lydon, do
nestle In the employ OF Ills wife, from whom he Is
separated pending the settlement OF divorce suit
Peter Lutn, ~, wac caught by the thigh on
meat hook ia front OF Woods pork store. on Pavouii
ave, Yesterday, and severely Injured number OF
bOys " bar. and he turnIng
over IL caught the hook. He was carried 10 his
parents home seventh aud HGuderson-sts... .JO On
H. Sandford was arrested yesterday ana held 10 await
tho action OF the Pain1eid authorities charge of
stealiug &C., from Mr.. Ayres Vf that city John :.
McCelaGd. the telegraph operator, whose negligence
coused a collision on the Hhr-itnus elevated branch OF
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, winch caused the death OF
three March last sid who has been IN jail
on three indictments for nansiaughler was admitted
TO bail yesterday Uy'Judge Hoffman In 81 600 each
lndictnent.....M Mrs. Db!n, of No lG3 GrOye-st has
asked the aid Of the pJlee To recover btr daughter
Carrie Isabella, ten years OF who taken from
her home on the lith uf. by her father
NEwARK--A little boy named Cornelius Coyer. resi-
ding at No. lbJ Princest, died suddenly last evening".
HIS mother left the room when he was apparently
perfect health. and returning In half found
him dead on the bed The German societies OF this
met last evening at Twin Hail Piane-.t make
preparations TO prevent the election OF temperance men
TO the Common COuncil....A brawl IN "a Wiham-st.
saloon last evening ended IN the arrest of ChIiian
stckel. atlas Harry smtb who beng taken before
Judge Mills was recognized ae the man who Feb II
departed With sCO belonging to undertaken John A. Nc
Cartaud. The Board Of Education failed Ia have ,
The Republican Central Committee have
OrgauIhd with the following officers: Presideut Theo
Gore Macknet; Wee President, William II. F.aut.s.
Recording Secretary, Joseph L. Miller. Corresponding
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virginia merchants impose bpcngalI other
merchants In tho Union tbey abo, Wnaid not
Be peculiar sufferers, DOT so1ad bhssn the,
same, p,attessa--with sil Others. AS It 70,
however, they are 10 principle placed in ex-
acsly the same sianalion that the planter and
manufac,ureE would be we're Yirgtaia alone
to tax them as The Federal Government now
does. The tobacco interest would suffer
more severely than. the merchants do now
usethe principle; inseach'sase ofEouerous
burdens imposed bytYirginfa alone to,tbe
Injury Of her own citizens ID competition
with those Of other States, is precisely the
same, Wise craftsmanship cannot approve
of any such policy. ~ s'5.t'i e ~ ~ i'tSs.
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New York don't like to see the Southern
Pacific railroad built because the people
there fear that it may do them some injury. A
foolish fear and altogether unworthy Of the
inhab itants of that great city. II the fear is
ignoble, the mode Of attack is not less go
They cry out that the Southern Pacific lice
is ' Tom SocTr I" scheme, and forthwith all
those who are against TOM sooTr" cry cut,
like frogs in the pond, the like note" TON
ScoTr," "ToM SooTT." "ToH CAT" would
be as sensible.
We do not know aTo4 SOorr's relation
to the matter. We do not know the man
himself, and nothing about him; but im-
agine that he is as good as many other so.
called railroad kings. We rather sympatbize
with him because he is so bitterly abused.
There is more of vindictiveness than offended
virtue in the denunciations of him. He
mutt have done something good, we are sure.
But, independent of "ToA sooTr," or
TON CAT" we adhere to The importance of a
railroad MA the Southwest pass to California.
Build it, and IL we Of the South don't take
advantage of 1t it will be eur fault. 1t is a
great national line. 1t has claim upon the
National Government but as that is con-
trolled from the North it will have o tight
squeeze to succeed, IL it succeeds at all. The
North wants s.Nortbern Pacidcs," but does
not incline to the "Southern Pacific" Oh,
no; that is quite different matter, and to
be repudiated as "'Toa ScoTT's" road. That
CRY don't conceal the real motive which lies
at the bottom. But, notwithstanding this,
we cannot see how the South Gun be led by
a mere personal prejudice to treat unkindly
a project for a road which would add i'm
mensely to southern commerce as well as
national accommodation and power.
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YrHE KELLOGG. ENGLISH OPERA
I.1tTFTa GEE. ,aa3ss Ess e,asssSs9l
Az THE
.Gf.SisSa 5tt4Fff ~ IL y
! RICHMOND THEATRE ONE WEEK,
MONDAY. DECEMBER 21-asss

= : :
G D. ....Director.
Mr.. hess has the houor TO announce that, finally
ubon him byFpromiDentE citizens Of Richmond ,ts
sss asdiasa fs s1 e
. p p: MoNpAY EyEsJ4s, pEeH,nn a. Is
kELLoSG, Mrs issGUINs Mr. CARLETON, Rtr.
SEGULN, and Mr.. MAS. ,sesL,
80 GsOAY Ecsa1 q, ,I ge suon aahss Grand
with JENNIE VAN ZAsng, ANNIE BEAUMONT,
Mr. CARLETON, MIR. PEAKEs, and Mr. ILLIAy
oATl5 as az aRsess q sge sas 49,
'Osfs f'nAn" FLA DIAyoLo, .r.,!.y :, ~. .!,;;s'
Mr. Nh PEa Is Mi HAMI1os, and ,Mr. WILLIAM
oa TAHiiiGjRsDAY: DEoEMpEn ga, afssttim here il
EbgHsh OF Ambrosla Thomas's charming; roman
tic e5ne ra $50 MIGNON,, ir.cf gigg ti,g
with, tse following powerful cast: Miss KEIIeGs,
P TT al DnsREuL aud Mr.. WILLIAM C1sTLs.S, !,
FRIDAY December 20, christmas nightJ Verd's
beautiful Opera, ,t.
IL LTRovAToRF. IS !,
With fhe following brilliant cast JENNIE VAN
ZASpT, Mrs SEGUIs, nessrs. CARLETON, II AMrL-
1e sxT fpa 81 so aFTsRN1N, December &c.
Grand MATHIS Tak BafS sSft asS0Pssas opera
with Miss KELLOGG, MISS BEAUMONT, Messrs.
SEGUIS, and 0lr.'j. NAAS.
SAT UkUAY NIGHT, December 20, the season
viii terminate with the production Of Wallace's
beautiful Opera,
with Madame. VAN ZANDT, Miss BEAUMONT,
Messrs CARLETON, HAMILTON, and MIR. WILLIAM
CASTLE. 10
Der 9Th at A. a., at Z. z. johnston's music aud
news stole, 9l8 Main street. Reserved seats ac-
cording % location, 1.5O, %, and go. General
admission, 81 so; admission to family circle. 81
gallery. sc. de l2.S,W.Th.F.S&M
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/" Westward. Ho!."

We have lcsterifrom an enterprising and
efficient friend Of this city calling attention
to wha. be thinks Is the want Of activity q
Richmond merchants 10 the West. The
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad is now dsine
fine business; It's trains are'movlng with
great regularity che Ohio y 10 fue; order;
and Communication, with the Ohio river
cities is quick and lively. Our correspond
ent believes that if Richmond people would
look little mere 70 their Interests in that
direction the result would be highly adyan.
tageous to them. .3r,47.fl ~ 2.fsau
Our merchants are very energetic and
wide.awake citizens; but we hope If they
are delinquent in their measures looking to
this western commerce they, will give 1t
promptly their attention. There is profit
in tt. I q. .g.slt. 1871
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Partially.

Complaints arc made that Nebraska has
got little ahead of Kansas in reaching the
public ear. Nebraska put out fuller details
of her grasshopper calamity, and General
ORD and General BRlsBIN took up her cause
and appealed for her. Yet Kansas Is under
stood to be as great a sufferer, while she has
not her share of public sympathy. Both OF
them may justly complain that they are not
the objects of Federal sympathy and help,
while the wards of the na,ion in the Gull
States are. There is Partially all around.
Can't Congress vote little grasshopper
grain to white people as we'll as overflow
bacon to the backsp
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rosaa eaasFaot ssilh The sa'ten, q

roaaa cdassact ailb the caisens Of
Nh. oUrukegrelssd to dt8er VIII his col.
league fMr. AsDEssoNl, but he was sure the
.biii-did not commit. the city TO nything:No
subscription had been or could be made
without The votes Of lhajority lof per sREE
gems.
emutiorrt pustpore- wasfejees
: The. question being upon the motipn 70
,dlsmiss,T renewed by ,Mr. ANREs soN: be spoke
ID opposition TO the bill, Hs considered. the
whole scheme ufwise, iDjndiclouss, and dan,
gerous to the cit, as II opened the door l5 %
an increase of her debt---
I. Mr.. HOWARD warmly defended the bill and
the road against thBl attack ,of MrsiAHnER'i
SON. It would open up to Richmond rich
country now WITHOUT communication with
THE csp tai city :. ~ Sa1f!sSh az III q
!, Mr.. CR1rz said the bill could not be OBJ
iectionable 70 the city, because it only bound
fhe railroad company. The counties 20 De
penetrated now had no railroad facilities,
and itiwas hmpolitte ID oppose d SCHEME in
tended toopen<up that country. ..1-fhh =.
i Mr.. GRAVES moRed the pending question,
which was sustained, and the motion to dis
III Tba Bin gas Their then passsed IL Is IT'S eBgross
ment and third reading.
al .aLEAFE OF ABSENCE i 70
was granted to Mr.. SPs6TT-for six days, Mr..
HAMILToN for two days, Mr. fRIDDLEBARGER
for four days. Mr.. STBoTHER for, ten days,
Mir. ilAnK1N for two days, Mr.. moore for
four days., and. Mr. CECIL for an indefinite
'i adjourned la, At ais Isl P. Vi. -.