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DYE. II. WARNER.

by b. III. WARNER.
oHANcERYsALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
AND II STREETS, IMPROVED BY A THREE
STORY BkICK HOUSE, KNOWN AS NO. rs
SEVENTH STREET. :
-. Under and BY virtue of decree Of the su-
=. preme Court OF the District OF Columbus, Sit
on the 18th day OF November, 1s75 wherein
Bernard burnsteln Is complainant and j. w. Plaut
and Others are defendants, will cffer at public
sale in 'front.' Of the premises in the city OF Wash
the 9Th day Of December, 1875, at O'Clock p. m,
all that LOT Of ground lying in said city and Dis.
trtct, and known rs the north twenty (20) feet OF
lot numbered ele ven. I'll, by the depth thereof in
square numbered four hundred aud tyfour, (45i,D
to deed OF trust In the of 81 500 and Interest,"
which deed Is recorded in Liner 49, folio 20, or
the land records for said District.
The terms OF sale. as prescribed BY the said de-
cree, are: One third Of the purchase money to be
Of which three hundred dollars Is to be paid as Q
deposit at the time OF sale and the balance OF the
purchase money in three equal installments In six,
twelve and eighteen months from the day OF sale,
to said trustee his their promssory notes. dated
the day of sale and to bear interest at the rate OF
six per centum per annum.
noE-MwF&ds ENOCH T0TTEN, Trustee.
sSTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON
account of the weather until THURSDAY, De-
cember Is, 1875, same hour and place.
ENOOH TOTrEN, Trustee.
"a THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned until THURSDAY, December %, 1878, same
H'U- anu ENooH TOTEM, Trustee.
J. T. COLDWELL,
dcc17-FMW&ds Salesman.
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+ DRY GOODS.

Hkk Dhx dOOItS. fFl
BRODHEAD e co.
$50 Observation-Disclosures, !
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS.
We offer
sPITZBERGEN CLOTHS.
6NOWFLAKE 6UITINGD
Plain and plaided KnIckerbocker suitinRs and
other desirable dress goods.
Black French Cashmeres.
Black Drap d'Ete.
Ladies' and childrens plain and colored Hose, and
Lsce Bed Spreads and Pillow shams at most
Fine Black Beaver Cloths for Ladies' saeques.
Androecoggtn Cotton, yard wide. 10 ceHts.
Fruit Of the Loom, yard wide, 121x cents.
Mamsutta, yard Wide, Is cents.
Three-button Paris Kids, in all colors, N.35
Crochet Bedspreads, q. 90 worth %.
= fuu line Of Ladies, Gents and Chtldren's Un-
derwear, hosiery, Handkerchief, Gloves, Ties,
&c, &c, and Domestic Goods at the very lowest
Cali and examine. --s' z,-z -''--rae<
BRODHEAD & CO.,
sss Pennsylyania avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets. dec6-tf
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VEGETINE.
NNO~ONO~IoOoLNONON-N|NNLO ~N~N~OIOO~-O.NNOONDo
THE MEDICINE THAT CURES
VEGETINE.

Taking into consideration the character of its
vouchers, the history ofits cures and the INNER
increasing demand, VEGETINE may be fairly en-
litled the leading medicine OF the age.
llble remedy, and NO person need suffer froHa tn
mors, ulcers and all diseases arising from impu
blood ifVEGFTINF il used accordIng 10 dlrections
There is not . case OF Scrofula IN existence that
vital functions have not lost their power OF ae-
tion all that may be said to the contrary notwlth-
standing.
VEGKTINE is pleasant to the taste mild in its in
fuence and absolute IN its action on disease, as
the following unquestionable evidence Will show.
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District Bonds and Stocks.
.sld-IA'.

National Bank Of Republio ..........t $50
National Metropolitan Bank ............l lis
Cfttzens' National BanS .................l 10
Farmers and Mechanics National BIZ
OF 6eorgetoWn.. s.................l lOS
WashinEton and Georgetown stock. .... q
Metropolitan Stock .........-.. ..........l Is Z
Metropolitan Bonds, SIS, CM.ES) -. Is
National Theatre bonds, ]. J.,7p. c.. 70
Masonic Tenn. BIDS. Is D. c. e., y. 6 Al "a
Washington City Gas Stock. ............ a
Q. d U. Canal, preferred bends. Gs....iI II
Arlington Fire Insurance Co. Stock 10
Nat. Net. Fire Insurance Co. Stock MS
Corcoran Fire Ins. Co. stock. 80. :. lU
y. Y. Alex. wash. q Geo. 8. Co. Stock I'd
Perm. Imp. "a %. j.. 1881 :.......... IS q
Water stock Bds.. rs, q. q D. 1sol... %
Water stock bds.. rs ~. q J.) 1903. s.
Ten,yeaT BIDS, SIS, ~. q y, lszs....... %
-E'dL,n Bds.. Leg, SIS. z, (M.& NJ 1o02. s6
GERS STOCK, o's, 81. A. j. q Oh 1sD, n
pleasure. .................... 50 I
Q. - y. .. Stk, lsE, 6's, j. d J., NJ
pleasure. .................. 30
General stock, SIS, (J.A.J.& o. ISL. IS
General stock. SIS, 1t pleasure. ......... 90
Bounty stock, SIS, at pleasnre.......... 90
Market stock. SIS. 1t pleasure. ..........- 80
Gers Gen. Inp't, SIS, u. q .1tS77.... 81 Q
Gers, Sewer. SIS. Il. q J.,) 1N4-'n...... 50
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70. .. LxOWETy
B0okBlhDER AND PAPEH-RuLEA
Ne. IN Eennsyfvaala a5e-, -. zsl1A
"a ss.. s;ss:as' ss & 49, 80; 10 g. "a
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RAILROADS.
.HE DsLLAR SAVED.

CHEAP RAILROAD TICKET oYHIoE.
Eailro.d tickets bought or sold, 70 or from an
points, At reduction upon any Office OF depot In
this CITY, Apply to u. D, WHITEsIDE,
as PenHsylyah!a avenue n. vain the cigar store,
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AUCTION SALES.

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LOTTERIES.
New and Novel
I.oTTERIE9,

Missouri State LotterIesI
On the 18th day OF Each Month durfnG
1875 Will be Drawn the ~
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
10, 29n Prizes. amounting to 500. 600
HrT4ckets Only e2.EA
TrV ticket in this Liberal Scheme
625o,OOO IN PRIZES.
CAPITAL PA1ZE....--.........e3 QUO
1890 Prizes, amounting 20 $780, oo.
A % Single Number Lottery
will be drawn on the Soth day OF each month.
~Whole Tickets, IS; Halves, e2.5o.-A
Prizes payable in full and NO poss1onsnent.of
Address for Tickets Anc Circulars
MURRAY, MILLER q CO.,
P. o. Boz S44s, st. Louis No.
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Al LIZ KINDS OF gENTLKMENs oAsT
"a o. Wesziag eppsrel can be sold 70 TIE ven be1}
fes~ SHsd pssaptT s.ssldsd q O. -.
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(C0%%O~Oo|N0OSCooN ~Oo.N.~IoOoIN1o-oON-o%
.H Future Days.
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BOOKSAND STATIONKRY.

@N1NSNNON.NNNNONONIN0N
NEW ROCKS, INN
DIARIES, GAMES. WRITING A
DESKS, WORK BOXES, &C., -
In great variety, at ROBERTs,
Book ana Stationery Store, No. 100 seventh st.,
oeclf-2N Above New York aYenlie.
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Criminal court-Judgs: Macarthur
Probate Court-Judes olin.

The trial Of John Green consumed the entIl
session. lProceedIngs In another column.l
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Material.

J. N. REvIxHr, Ag't Waco.
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10 you know how many teeth you have or
how many bones enter into your comp0ei-
toni Do you know that your complete sys-
sem undergoes q complete change every
seven yeafs, thereby making you diner-
ent man or wonanf But while being thus
changed and made over again-why not
clease yoarelf from all concentrations and
in snritfes, and become purifed-purged OF
al eflets or useless matter that IL continual
poisoning our blood and producing SO much
frouble--so many diseases and 90 much pain
and suffering, II yon keep the body clean,
end the secretions all, In good order, your
brain WI be more vigorous, your physical
system strengthened and an that tends TO
health and happiness win be much Improved
In these modem times there Ia entirely too
much gruntlng and complaining among fe-
mAiea. They have headache neuralgia, In
digestion, constipation; there nerves are
shskv and their nights sleepless, their heaps
swim and their hearts palpitate; they are IT.
regular each menth and have leuoorh9a
Mysteries, chlorois, falling and ulcerati0nc'
the womb; are pale feeble and enaciated. Ia
thus aflicfed, procure DR.. Dromgoole's En-
giish Female Bitters, II will cure you
sound and well. It Is the great and onl,
female regulator Of the age. Three cent?
enclosed 70 Dromgool 4 Co, Louisville Ky.
VIII get copy Of the ."Woman's Medica
Adviser;,' nyou wish TO become healthy
beautiful and happy, act now.
al I'm. RxyrrHR. AIT Waco.
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On Thursday, she 3Oth day of Sep
tember, A. ID. 1875,
TRUSTEES SALE,

By virtue Of authority vested in me, as
Trustee, By q certain trust deed, executed
on the 9th day OF April, A. ID. 1874 by j. H.
Bagby and Mary +. Bagby, his wife and
recorded IN the Mortgage book "F'' on
Pages lb' and les OF the records OF Mcl.en
nan county, Texas, To secure the payne 1T
Of two notes dated on April ., 1874, for one
thousand gold dollars, each, one die on the
first day of January, A. ID. 1876, and
the other on the first day of March
A. d. 1875, both bearing twenty
per cent. interest, per annnm, which
notes are described In said trust deed, and
which were executed TO Hattie L White,
and by her transferred to Cochran, Me-
Lean & Co., who are now the legal holders
OF said notes, and the same being and remain
Ing due and unpaid, except portion Of the
interest, and being requested by the said
Cochran, Mclean Il Co., will on
Tuesday, the 9Th day of October,
Within Legal hours, sell at public auction
In front Of the Courthouse door OF McIen-
nan county Texas, TO the highes, bidder for
cash, IN U. s. gold coin, Of standard weight
and aneness, tn, following property situated
In the city OF Waco, McLennan 10, Texas,
and known as the East half Of 1T number
four, block No. 3, Of said city
and fronting twenty-five feet on The
Public Square, together with all the improve
menfs thereon situated or thereto belong
Ing,
The Trustee will max. such title Is Is
vested In him by said trust deed,
j. NJ. KlLLOUGH, Trustee.
Waco, Texas, Sept. 10, 1875. dt2loctG
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Peach, PLUMB
nv, Pear and APP
pie Trees, Grape
Vines, .Ornanen-I
tai Trees, Roses.
Flowering shrubs
Evergre ems, hull

Persons intending to beautify their
homes with fruit trees and shubbery,
will md II to their interest to buy
from our HOMEGROWN Nursery Stock
OF tested varieties suitable to this eli
mate. Purchasers will thereby save
msney, and have the benefit OF om ex-
perience. W
Orders and correspondence respect
fully solicited. Il. W. KRAUSE,
Proprietor Home Nursery, Fifth 81.
Waco Texas. iune7dAwlv
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Bylaws without name or number,
per COPY, ten CENTS. KfE SIR
Blank Applications for Membership,
1c each, or 75c per 100. 8 +, vF'H !
Denits- or Withdrawal Cards, lc
each, $50 per l0O.ssa s9-sa r.. g.
Travelling Cards, or Cards Of Mem
bership lie each, or 7bc per 100. I'd
Trade Cards, BRISTOL Board lc
each, or $50 per 100. o. 'zsh
sscretaIy's Quarterly Reports, lie
each, or Toe per 100. ~
Treasurer's Quarterly Reports, lc
ssch, Or 75c per 100. as itsE
Letter Heads, with name and num-
Der Of Grsnge. etc:
So0....... ..........'.....'.,'to ~
~. ...................... ~
lVu. ...................... "
Note Heads, with name and number
ef0rsnge, etc.:
0o..................... W
..............-....... ~
lee8.. ....................... ~
Envelopes with name and number Of
Grange, ttc.: "
n0............... .....,............G W
........-............ ~
l0O..... ......-.............. W
The Grange Picture, beautiful oleo
grsph), representing the inner work
Of the 0range, 80 cts. Ken N1
R0sTACE.
Postage on all printed matter must
b prepsid "r II win be sent by Ex-
Postage ~ iollows:
specimen blsnks, etc.. ............ 8 cents
hanks, from % TO 100. ............ O cents
bylaws, IS cGpies. ..............l5 cents
ny-Laws, ~ copies. ..............2 cents
A-Laws, Wcopies... .............fO cents
s,--Aws, ieocopies. ...............o0 cents
- specimen copies Of By-Lsws,
and Of sii.necessary Blanks sent FREE
on sppticstion 10 this office
So i. W.DOWNS,
Proprietor Examiner and Patron.
=
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THE COLOSSAL SHOW OF THE UNIVERSE

The Ola and worlds
on
Five Times Many geological Wonders
tmesa
ana beasts smaay
hn. I'VE times and q
I'VE times a. many lady performer aye times the coat
Possessed by Any Other Travelling show
MATCH Us If You CANINE have the
% IT, the largest number Of lady
accomplished
most novel and varied entertainment Of any other travelling
The Entire Display Multitude
the ising--A Double Circus Ring
WE Hon TnEsE TRuris SEIFEvnENr-That
me the only black lame North
pacoks seen America
ns OK dnary ornlinE elephant
the
prnRhok labary
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Is 10 $40 s %sa,s sS.' A., 1 sIss..:
d working people of both sexes,
young and old, make more money q,
work for rs 10 their own localities, du.
time. than ~ any thing else. We onsr
smp1oV1nent that will psy handsomely
Tor svsry hour's work. Full particu-
ian, t1ins, ~ ssat free. Send ~
yopr s1dressf 81 ones. Don't delay.
Nov u ~ tins. Don't look for work
or bpsinuas elsewhere, until you have
Loarned What 10 o6er. Y. sinson
Co., Portland, Maine. 5ydAwiy
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Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver

TAIN in The rich, side under n.
edge Of the ribs. increase on prc,.
snre. somet;mes ne main j, in n.
Ieft ,;de The nst;rn, i, ,a,eiy .b,.
10 n. on he FL sid. .ome,;mc,
the main !. fel, under the shoulde,.
blade and j, freouen,iy extends n
me ron or the ,boulder and j. SOM.
time. mistaken for : rbenms,;.m ;,
N. arm IN. .,om.oh i. sg..,.d
with lo., or snne,;,e ma ,;cIn.s..
he how.,. n psnsr,, -. sos,;v.'
sometime. ,I,.rns,;v. w;,h ,s,. n.
sl.ee' .au.e WIN "A INC
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Bylaws, Rules Of Decorum and Or
der Of Husiness neatly boand0 in pam.
phlet form, with name sAd number Of
0range, time Of meeting, and amount
Of dues, .(as orig nally adopted by
Waco Grange, No. 100, and approved
hy Texa> STATE 0range):
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phans scarlet housings Sup
golden
III i panels astcaly
mbsenm cnl9shes wonders performers etc
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY, DOORS OPEN AT i AND p NJ
Monday Bremond "Wednesday
Oct 49, - --~-f"t "S"esS'
.t- '1e WACO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER H.
anu the and cities the sepf
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|. AGUR AND FEVER.

Ds. c. M'LAnE's Llysk PLLs, IN
CASES or AovE AND FEvER, when
taken with Quinine. are productive
of the most happy results. No better
csthartic can be used. preparatory to
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAia TRIAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13

18th Of July last In this county. Thei condemned man
was visited yesterday afternoon by tho Rev Messrs H.
B. Newman and L. E. Barrett. white, and Martin webo'
colored, Of the Methodist Episcopal Church Two
hours were spent In religious exercises Messrs Now
man and Barrett then retired. Webb remained. ana
several coored religious friends admitted. They
remained with him until after 10 p. M Wheeler then
paced his room, praying. singing and shoutng. eVr
IDENTITY much excited. About II p. m the bher'n pre-
vailed upon him to retire. He slept well until early
dawn when he began singing. praying. and talking TO
himself About 7sO a. tho usual breakfast WAS
taken to him, but he ate only a piece OF bread ana
drank cup Of coffeo
The Sheriff dressed him In o black suit. Ho seemed
much excited but was quiet. aud at 10 o'clock his
spiritual adviser visited him and remained with him
until H. when the Sheriff to conduct him to the
gaows Shortly after IL the condemned man. seated
with the Sheriff, followed by military com
pany Capt. Roberts with twenty men, eight deputies,
quarters OF mile distant. Upon reaching the scaold
Wheeler mounted the steps with firm and steady step.
without sho wing any signs Of fear whatever The Rev.
f. L. Barrett led in singing Rock OF Ages" which was
followed by prayer by the Rev. l.. b. Newman. The
he said In 70 clear Ny friends. going home
my Father am prepared 10 die Whisky caused
my trouble Take warning by my example,"
After bidding the Sheriff and ministers g0Odby, and
thanking them for the kindness shown him while in
prison, tho black cap placed upon Wheelers head
The drop fell at 81 minutes past IL O'clock anu eight
minutes afterwards he was pronounced dead by
Drs. Anderson and Chamberlaine of this town. H0
died almost without struggle. tho fall having brokon
his neck The body after hanging II minutes. was cut
down and sent to the pOtters field for interment.
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TIE GALLONS IN MARYLAND.

EXECUTION OF JOSHUA GRIFFIN AT BELAIR FOR
THE MURDER OF MISS SUSAN TAYLOR-coNFEs-
SION OF THE NURDERER-TnE CRIME COMMITTED
30 AvENGE A WHIPPING.
BELAIR, Md, March ~. - Joshua Griffin
(colored) hanged this place this morning for
the murder OF Miss Susan Taylor near Aberdeen Har-
ford County, Md the 12th Of October, 1874 Griffin
was 25 years old and had raised by tho murdered
woman. He born in the jail at Belar. his mother
being prisoner at the time. This morning be made
full confession of tho crime to the Sheriff. saying he
killed Miss Taylor Henry Taylor. the murdered
womsn's brother had whipped him. Miss Taylor having
been the OF the whipping The evidence against
Griffin was entirely clrcuInsantial but very strong
The place Of execution on the almshouse farm
miles from Belar space 50 feet square inclosed
by high board fence.
except the counsel engaged In the case the officers OF
the law and members OF the press Tae prisoner was
taken out at " d. N, heayiiy manacied and enveloped
ia black gown. Tie arrangements Tor the execution
we're ordered by tue Sheriff. William II. jarrett, who
pued the drop nine minutes after 10 The pris
oner was accompanied 70 the gallows by his spiritual
adviser the Rev David Baker Oi the Coored Presby-
terian Church. After singing hymn In which Griffin
ioned with tue minister the latter offered fervent
cept the condemned man. AFTER the drop FELL Griffin
strng aled convusiyely Tor ~ least ten minutes HIS
body wa. permitted 10 hang twenty-five minutes when
n was cut down, and being examined by Dr. l.. Hall
Richardson OF Beair and Drs j. T. Michael aud A. ).
Winchester OF Baltimore life was pronounced extinct
The body taken IN charge Dy the Sherin ana IN
TERED IN the burying ground upon tue aishouse farm
GEORGE WHEELER HANGED AT EAsToN FOR TIE
vrrprR OF MARGARET wrTTMAN-LAsT HOURS
op THE CoyyICT-wuIsKY THE CAUSE or MS
RUIN.
EAsToN, Talbot County, Nd, March "a
George Wheeler colored) hanged to-day for the muir
der Of Mira Margaret Whitman, white wonan' Oh INC
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had on several previous occasions been butchered 10
cold blood. motive which docs honor 70 the man, ana
and. ~i'heu. having all The evidence eofors
him which we have before =, . u.s. nor or, rs rs
should have failed to clearly the true principle in.
voyed and that he should have erred as any other man
looking, as I think the facts show that he DID.
upon tho Government ne nad ser up rs mer tnS
matter on his hands. and aonbtins. as l think
he did, as to the validity Of tho Kellogg Government he
did what a wise and true hearted statesman should
have done under the circumstance he called upon Con
TO make proper provision ior .ne case anu tsho
called upon them rrpeat teddy from that day to this.
but he has called In vain ana Congress nae neg
In ali this ace no evidence OF that deliberate usurpa
ton or intention to establish an irresponsible despotis
which has been cherged and repea tGe cnarge as one
leads men 60 believe what In after years and upon due
ref ctIon they discover have been wild anu absurd
LOUISIANA PREFERS TO DE UNREPREsENiED To
BEING MISREPRESENTATION.
But hero and now endeavoring to discover and
apply the truest principle which should govern the
question of tho admission OF Mr. Pnchback as Senator
and II wo are WIS.,. wo shall act upon no principle
which We should not be willing to see applied to our
own States For, rs in tho case OF individuals
no man can violate tho rights OF another without en-
states and their people, cannot violate the consttn
tionai rights OF another State or its people
own people. In the mutations which are
constantly taking place aud must continue to
the time may come when our present positions may DO
reversed and when those now In minority may holu
the power OF enforcing their views OF government
and the poisoned chalco now present to the state
and people OF Louisiana may DO commended W
our own lips therefore disregard al
mere partisansnp and upon the broad principles OF
equal Justice which is the highest staosansnp, anu
refuse 10 est absh q and at least questioning
principle which may return TO plague the Inventors
have bu one IN IRE point To notice. 1t has been gravey
urged that Louisiana being entitled 10 Two Sena
tors upon this )or 1t Is wrong TO the people OF nas
State to refuse them the enjoyment OF that rght anu
therefore we ought. order to AVOID this wrong 10
inc peopIe OF that State. to admit Mr.. Plnch'
hack now. According to my reading or tue
evidence and according to the report made 10 .i
Inc majority OF the people OF Louisiana are opposed TO
the Kellogg Government and 10 Mr. Pinchback as their
in Senate, and they would OF cOurse
prefer being unrepresentod To being msrepresenteu
and are not therefore likely to complain OF any spccla
grievance arising from his rejection.
EXECUTIVE SESSION AND FDJoURNMENr
The Senate them at $50 p. IN, on motion OF Mr. CAM
ERON (Rep, PENN, went into Executive Session. a.
s5 the doors reopened and the Senate adjourned
n fo-m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13
INTERNATIONAL RIFLE COMPETITION.

The regular weekly meeting OF the Joint
Committee VI the National Rife Association aud ANA
teur Rife Club having in charge the arrangements for
the international rifle match. held yesterday after
noon Col. wingate presiding. Col. Wingate reported
additional subscriptions to the amount OF 1925 toward
the expenses OF the American team In Ireland Mr..
Bird stated he could guarantee $500 toward the
entertainment be given for the above object secured
through the work OF Fix eight gentlemen Col Gill
derseeye reported 800 tickets sold, and A. Afford $50
letter was read by Col Wngate from Adam
smith. Honorable Secretary or the Poona klne
Club OF East India, in which he says.
should he glad II could arrange simultaneous
match between India ana America toward the Fall OF
tie year. six or eight ~ the side ten shots at 200 400
and 500 yards with 69h bore rife. ono day and ten
shots at SOO 9O and 1000 yards following day, with
match rifles, 10 be held IN any position" me
letter was referred TO the Amateur Rnc Cluo after
which the Committee adjourned
meeting OF the Executive Committee OF the ANA
teur Rife Club was then held The President was re-
auesied 10 call specia: meeting Of the Cn0 on Wednes
day sysnIpg next at No West Tnirteenthst for the
purpose OF soliciting the cooperation OF individual mem
bers Of the CLUB behalf Of the entertainment to DO
given toward defraying tins expenses OF the American
team T.. II. Sanford reported that j. i. Luther had
promised the CLUB badge, OF the value OF $780, Tor com
at the spring meeting IL was decided that tho
conditions shOnld the same as In the competition Tor
tue last Amateur Club badge Ii Is " DO known ~ Ile
Luther badge