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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-06

The Dispatch is " staggered "tn the light
OF present developments 81 the acton Of the
g Governor aud his associates woo felt
justified sin declaring a dividend amongst
the states bondholders." The Governor was
but member OF the Bard. and IL 10 out jos
ttiee to Dim 10 say he should not be held re
spon-ioie for 40 act that he did not approves
Wing. j. s...~.s -. i - s. 80
Il gives US pleasure to do the Governor
justice. = @'.aa.sr,s. ~ .o~i
But why was this information furnished
to our neisbbor aud not to US? We pre-
Ter direct comm lnicatloo with his Excellency.
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A CORRESPONDENT Of, the Richmond BIS
match appears to think that the tax on rail
road passengers proposed by Senator Daniel
Is contrary 10 the United States Constitution.
We are disposed 10 think that Major Daniel,
who Is the Distinguished author of books no y
accepted as authority IN various branches OF
LEGAL study, kuows as much Of the cons.ltu-
lioral points involved in the tax proposed by
him es AMI of the newspaper correspondents.
Petersburg appeal. .Ta.---~--------
Which proves that you are no lawyer,
GEkaoRY. DIsEAFLI says that the critics are
men who have failed in literature; and it ia
sften the case that the lawyers who write
books have 20 practice at the bar. They are
writers, not speakers This, however, does
not apply TO Mr. DANIEL, who is said to be
one of the finest orators in Virginia; but to
the Appeals argument. Chief-Justice MAR
SHALL, so the lawyers are always saying
amongst themselves, used to render the de-
sisioos of the Supreme Court of the
United Sates, and tell Justice STORY
70 hunt up the authorities and write
out the opinions Of the court. II was not
N AL 10 Iuc QieCEt0iI VI O uloLlbE o'suS0
judge Of this city that with his consent be
was few years ago nominated for q place
to which he was ineligible. he hadn't
looked into the question. A lawyer doesn't
carry in his head all the provisions OF statute
law, OF which constitutions form part.
"S,reet opinions are worthless" says.one OF
our most distinguished lawyers. IL don't
know whether 1t is constitutional or not
says another. "I have no opinion on that
point" says still another. All which goes
to show that until lawyers attention has
been called to the question Of constitution
ality and he has examined it, he is not 10 be
eensured If he fails to know whether bill i;
constitutional or not. ..s
Where did all the unconstitutional acts Of
Congress origiratei With lawyers certainly
equal to Mr.. DANIEL. SO Of uhconstitutiona
acts Of Assembly.
Finally-and this is the point we ought to
have reacbed some time ago-the author Of
the communication to which the Appeal re-
fers is one of the best lawyers in Virginia
His opinions are worth much in gold; and
we were only surprised that be gave one in
the case under consideration for nothing.
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The State Convention.
-rho rex;opton ,Ya.stte saws. I.

GA meeting Of the Executive Committee
OF the Conservative party OF the State OF
Virginia has been called TO determine upon
. place for holding convention for ap-
pointing delegates to the National Demo
cratic Convention, which Is TO meet at st.
Louis On the 9th day Of June. We are de.
cidedly opposed 10 any such arrangement,
and prefer TO hold our district conventions
for this purpose IS we used to do before soe
Richmond junta was enthroned. Tee
places at which the last conventions were
held for the purpose of nominating canGt
dates for Congress are convenient TOT Tue
seyerai districts. The different q strlcts cas-
manage this matter for themselves. Inc
Conservative party has not been run at all
successfully in Richmond, and we fear It's
dissensions sod splits. We have netsforgot.
ten the lecture read our representative,
Hon. Thomas Whitehead, and the strange
Inconsistency 10 the case Of Ex-Governor
Walker. Let US hold our own district con-
venttops." ss. .s-,--..-,s--
We agree with the Gazette IS to the main
point-namely, that the delegates to the Ma
tional Convention should be selected by
conventions to be held in the several con-
gressionai districts, excepting, Of course, The
four delegates at large, who should be desig.
mated BY the State Convention.
But the fact IL that the State Committee Is
called together not for the purpose In
dictated by the Gazette. but to provide
for q State Convention whose duties shall
be, first, to select the delegates at large
secondly, to mske such arrangements
as may be deemed best for the appoint
nent of the other delegates to the Ma
tional Convention; aud, thirdly and lastly,
though we had better said primarily, TO re-
organize the Conservative party OF the State.
It cannot be denied that this last fs an ifn'
reraljye duty. Justly or upjustly, the pre-
sent managers are by many thought to be
inefficient. Even, however, if this inpres.
sion be unfounded, it will be best for the
party to elect new officers. The blunders
alluded 10 By the Gazette are not the only
ones which have been made. -....
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General Assembly of Virginia.
SATURDAY, March 4, 1876.
SENATE.
Lieutenant. Governor THOMAS in the chair.

SATURDAY, March 4, 1916.
SENATE.
Lieutenant. Governor THOMAS in the chair
.... COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Mr.. SMITH, from the Committee on Agri.
culture, Mining, &C.. reported Senate bills to
Incorporate the Clarke County Dairy Assc.
cation TO authorize j. G. Boggs, of Acco-
mac county, to erect wharf on Andua
creek, inIsaid county; TO amend section rs of
cha pter IS of the acts, making james river
a lawful fence 10 Amherst and Nelson coun.
ties: to incorporate the Old Dominion Min
ing Company, which was subsequently,
passed.
Mr.. LAWSON, from the Committee on Pub.
lie Institutions, reported Senate bill to in
corp ,rate the Dsnyille Female College, in
the city of Danville which was subsequent
BILLS PRESENTED.
By Mr.. JoHSsaN: A bin to incorporate the
Germania Bank Of Richmond. ,.,r.
By Mr.. DANIEL: A bill to change the
u,me OF the Lynchburg Banking and Insu.
rance Company to Lynchburg Insurance
Company.
Bv the same: A bill to amend an act ap.
proved February 10, 1878, in relation to the
pnnlc printing.
By Mr.. HAIRsroN A bill to provide for
the inspection OF steam boilers and better to
protect life and property from explosion of
steam boilers.
Bv Mr.. NUM-: A bill to provide for the
Improvement OF public-school teachers in
Els eX county. re-
BY Mr.. COCHRAN: A bill to provide an ar.
ti6c'sl leg for Alfred z. Shiftlett, Of Augusta
county. -r A.....r.... a.. -....
Bs same: A bill to amend section of an
act to establish and incorporate the Augusta
County Fair; which wss subsequently passed
under suspension Of the rules.
' COMMERCIAL BANK. ."
Mr.. CLARK moved to take up Senate bill to
incorporate the Commercial Bank Of Dam
vile. Agreed to. The bill was then passed.
Senate bill to incorporate the Norfolk and
Portsmouth Cotton Exchange was also taken
up and passed. o"2.5<f a @.
THE IMMIGRATION BILL.
On motion of Mr.. HINTON. Senate bill to
amend the act ia relation to the encourage
ment of actual settlers, &c., was taken up.
Upon the passage Of the bill The vote re.
suited: Ayes, 49,. noes, .7-:not constilu.
tiooal majority. The bill was then referred
10 'ue NOluuuttlec tOFr CUHElS VI CusllCC iol
,tae'r opinion az TO the necessity for constitu'
tional vote. H., 80. 80,
j drp y ,,3fgPpAA SsfP: : r,as. ,,g3 !;
Senate bill to authorize the city of Rich
mond to widen BelVidere, street was taken
up. on motion of Mr.. Johnson, and passed
under suspension OF the rules. SCI /
-'sa's = ''' LEAVE OF ABSENCE. ~ tSs''
On motion of ME- i aYsos, Mr.. MoFFETr
was granted indefinite leave of absence. (,
- ~ THB TEXAS PACIFIC s|t'2.2 Il
on motion Of Mr.. WAsD the order Of the
day was taken up. ...,,s,.gt,.. a,.,,5..,.s
Mr.. MARSHALL moved 70 adjourn. ~. Z. !. !
- Dir. ,DAEIEL sppealed to the gentleman to
withdraw, the motion, ,Which he did. 80 -.
& the Texas Pacific solutions were then
tabled until olaaaay noSn sg.s<a Il, -
TIE TOBACCO BILL.
On motion of Dir. SMITH The tobacco bill
was taken up and made the special and con.
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DEATHS.

Died, on Saturday morning the 4th instant. In
this city, Mrs. ANN H. SCOTT, widow of Charles
Scott, Esq, in the seventy ninth year of her age
terrain church TOR. Hoge's) at IL O'Clock MONDAY
MORNING to-day. " .ts. go
Died. on Friday evening, February IL, 1876. at
z O'Clock, at the residence of Robert u. Lyme,
ROBENA A. LYME, youngest daughter OF Richard
Is. Lyme, of King and Queen county, Va, where her
remains were taken. ..... .... -.s ........ -. !
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A Charact erIstic Note from Sunset Cox.
COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CURREEcY,)
HoIJsE OF REPRESENTATIVES, ,
Washington, D. c., March 8, 1876.

=, Washington, D. c., March g.. 1867
My Dear Dispatch :, l am sorry to say that
your exquisite editorial on scientists and the
"Pons dsinorum !" (the finance question:,
is minus ono premise-to wit: The resolu.
ton offered by me. never heard of it till l
saw it in the Ass. dispatches. The gentle.
man who sent me letter on the subject, and
before had read it, wrote me another that
he ought to have consulted me before he
gave bis plan to the papers II
However, worse things than mere doctri-
marian utopianisns are being done here, as
you will see. With respect, SIS Cox,
"Ass. dispatches" is good. 4
Sunset did not offer the resolution We
commented upon. Nevertheless he is doc
trinaire. Is .-.gs,& III ...a..
Our editorial stands good, whether Sun
set was or was not the guilty party. .-.asS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-06

1t Is NOT pleasant TO ,n'nk. nut we are
forced to eoncude that the Iispotch's reason
for d.siring sanasl sessioas is that ihe-As
sempls mress IN sRicRnond., Il that body
met 10 staaaton ..se; should see lever OF
$tlase wire draw q arguments, in The DIS.
pa.ch,s columns - Norfolk Vir9'nsun.
1, PPtruaps The Ytsslntan Ia rlg 1,.a AT any
rate II knoSs tow IT'S own. opioier waDldsbe
fGiuencea. fts. st5s4s3 sats@ 81
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem & :.
Hl beers or HENRICO UNION LODGE, Xxx
No 100, will attend stated communication "
st their lodge. room, on Twenty.ffth street, THIS
EVENING ut 6 O'Clock. -.
Members Of sister lodges and transient brethren
in good standing fraternaily Invited to attend
BY order of the w. VI.
WILLIAM WILSON, Secretary.
March g, A. L. 5s76. A D.1S76. NH 6-lta
THE MEMBERS OF ST. AL SsNIS.g2
4 BANS ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER. SyhS@
No, SO. are requested to attend a stated lMMMA
convoca ton OF their chapter at ST Adams 0SaNSS
Hall THIS (Monday) EVENING, 9Th instant, al
O'Clock. All Royal Arch Masons in good stand
ing are invited TO attend. r-.s ar.fs. .,..as. 4 !
BY order Of the III. +. II. 7. - .-.-.-.. F..
NH 6-1t* 3. b. JACoBS, Secretary. (
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DIssoIUTIoNs & PARTNERsH1Ps
PROPOSALS.

'GEALED PROPOSALS WILL. BE RE-
y CEIvED by the undersigned, at Ne; 1Slo
nay tns 9Th of March, 1876, for best quality Of
q AS-COAL, to, be furnished for six Or twelve
months, rs the necessities Of the Gas. Works may
reGtire. and 10 be delivered at the lower works |;
The Committee ON Light reserving liberty TO reject
any OF nv Oh Suep ptepUe4J0HN NJ. HIGGINS, q
ftynh IDIOT. IL Chairman COMMITTEES ON Light
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MILITARY NOTICES.

WALKER LIGHT GUARD Com b
w PANY b, FIRST REGIMENT VIR- "A
GINA V0LUNTEERS.-Assemb at your N|
armory, GA Main street. THIS tmonday) EVE il
ING at O'Clock, for business.
BY order Of Captain L. Z. BASS
W. z. BURGESS,
NH 6-lt* e,ea@-5 'Gss5 - First Sergeant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-06

NEW W-MARCH 1.-American
IN Reports, volume l6: Addison on Torts, three
volumes; Sandart IS JusiiIian; Wharton on Agency
and Agents; Broome & Hsdley's Commentaries on
Laws of England, two volumes; Brightly's DtgeSti
New York Reports, TWO volumes; Burr,s Trial-c
new edition-two volumes; MilleI'S Decisions or
Supreme Court Of the United States, four volumes;
Abbots's Digest, ten yolumes-new edition; Greens
Ultra Wires Bigelow's Leading Cases on TortS )
billiards. Law OF Taxation. All the NEW ana
large stock of STANDARD WORKS at 1918 MAIN
street. Eaa. .st ,o,er,
NH l-d&N RANDOLPH & ENGLlod,
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DAytD snd JONATHAN Md GREGORY and
john DANIEL.
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Is,nu,ng ofasr III Wednesday Aexssat 70
sN& . EnaRogsSD.
IA uumberof Senate Bills, on their second
reading were taken upand advanced tothetr
engrosstienE and third reading
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TCARPETs! CARPETS T. CAR
PETS look at the beautiful BRUssELs CAR
PETS at b 20, and bargains in all other kinds Of
CARPETS, at z LEVY BROTHERS..
oIr-CI,OTHs very cheap. ,.s 80 fe2 9
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uOCSH oH 1SH-A1 y
The House met at IL O'Clock a. M
Speaker HANGER Ii the chair. Prayer by
Rav Dr: Garlick, a.f3 sEsf.4sT T g37k. s9ErtE
, 1876-06-13

tit shades Of Phil i1nynSs o,,cr, where lint wor.
thy oi'cini was rnVHy"d tr n'ljuIirat!nE nlon tho
10 tlc .ourt .r,, willie ut'ler, tnnElt cnn,plalton
IN Il 'tlnwiny hnw1" or IN h,,ckaluf malt" Al
as Il sss & II, III f;r s e4% s Sc t. an%
jaTytnan wauici drIuk "f wntrr, aid viii a look
rp"stiug rpnt+, nnd mo Individual remarked
That Tint wa* II dry wny ofdoiny things. Thv
jnsy ,el!,csate.! Ftcn'li!, until l!!e het"Ts
tl,ey wcrs e4cortra q tnnes l'nY'n4 rnt'sleh tha
inner man at ncy,bor'nH 1e;tanrant, III" twelve
piasc at Il twenty @ ninutes "s " whrre hire ty r..
!!,swc'! ouco a'oru tic hond q fellowship, ard
talked eyer .,te After t,f sfy bid re- re-
rooGly ea'i na1nicr iisa ii IT .trntght nHI crookcd
!st-o!' p.e to .a r. t'rong .c JarA ear.
crow, ncnriy Mi t,uwed st!t, nnt. wlrm tlry cn1no
back iIcy l'fourlt t'ir audience with them:
consumed hy, tho Inrs IN .dcllhernting- tho
intssy ama"a hem. TI'e liafiIfl wns .a,n',nc, ta
o'clock, Wien he was told that
THE jury HAD A0HEEn
npon vor1tsi. Jadae l''olgsts and 4, 3nllcFton md
we're ready. AID Cullertun was tho tstl 10 pre-
,%t h'ns ~, IT, t"ok his nce i1 M .s rghi Of the
nsst t a,"l % sat down beside bim, him. .''". >''e
sh"r.ly nfter. tIr Jury fled IN with solemn trend
and sotk ileir tcat* n tiu iox. JntlG,' lIls,E"tt
THE Curt. .roum III thH time was crowded, anl the
3n':r l:iudgrt.- =ticntlrmcn Of tho Jury, havo
yon agreed upon 4 vef1lctt
rlp Clurls then took tc document handed by tho
foreman of the Jury, una a"nuunccI that thry
aulirY ON TnH FOURTH COUNT,
as charged n tho Indictment.
, 1876-06-13
THE GREAT SUICIDE,
Further Regarding tho Lafayette Man
Literally = VIutlm uf f'atent-k1E1ltx.
EuectaI MtpQtEh to 1ns llIhkHe,

Further Regarding tho Lafayette Man
Literally . vlutlm uf f'atcnt- Rights.
Special Hspateh to 1as 7HoEHe.
LAFAYETTE. Ind. JNna L.. in Tho case 0f
James A. Moore, tbs suicide, the caroner's Jury
adjourned from last nIght to 10 oclock thls ,norn
Ing. TILo oyilcncc showed HIN 10 have sort Ut
mania for Inventions, patunt. rights. otc, u,ozu
particularly III the lnc ot apparatus for commit
ting suicide. lie sud attempted suicide three tncs
bnforr, nu2e while member of the Seventeenth
lntana lsattery, and twice since by chlorofarm.
sumo hyco yrurs ago fls was arrested for axls!tE
Ills person, and becamn yesy angry, s4ylnH !4e
was especially commissioned preach the Nosel.o
tho sinner ot Lafayette entirely naked. liz OWN
cd \ good farm. and upon 1t had y Blacksmith,
wagon. and carpenter shup, aud w..s considered \
mechanical Eeuiut. llu WA = lus.0bet vi ths
Frlutll.' Society. The >rrAict Of the roruncr's
Jury waa tint he died by h!a avn hAntl, Willis labor.
Ing under temporary abcftatiun u Mnd liz A4th
tu hi brother In. aw not lung tince that he cou
il,yrnt machine lot suicides that would take .hs
haul clear on much better than my ever used,
nna that Au WAs going IL do something
ttlt would make HIN rotus !0ns. TN lhv
Sides of the decap!tator he had written In pencil,
:" Fur snlp Or rrMt. llafl kari. Patent applied
for" Thu !nstrurnpnt 0t htath WIS REMOVED IL
the undertaking establishment Of t. ). scus!Jrr.
where people huso crowded. the ROOM all day 10 get
affht n& IT,
, 1876-06-13
ItlpplnR u llresa Willie t1atpeI.

Tile Br.rkpo,t (nh.) Journal says: "A young
nty l4l tlrcss n.ale for thu pccataon, uutl, III
Tic tine for departure approached, sl,u VIA
considerably annoyed lest Il should uot l'e done
iu tillle Tlu trcss came III due timr, but tleru
suit her, and tho matter still bur4enetl ilcr
,ulnd. The evening previous ta her Intended
departure sllu nut tllc lress away anl trlel to
aisll.lss the u,tcr from ler lnild, hut tloes nut
seem to lave aurcrrdel. When she arose tho
Alart, not scan Vi tho wln!u gasnunt ru!,alt,-
lag suwcd, md not cut ur tear IN thu muteFlal.
Al uu olle had access tu It but herself, she was
furtrA to conclude that sl,e had urlsen In hrr
sleep 4nl rlrretl 1t at,frt. ~
, 1876-06-13

eAG 7Ft
S.p' H r.; ~, H:,lt n an9ec hm,th ea'enanf'
NJ r.t ~ ~ oya w. ratfsr. In !fs s,,. oh.
1In., ada i'll rowcr. ". %aptei' ~
.!tn4E WlLLfAMsLSo call, Argumsnts In R1vsr-
''a' improvement Inm.psn, MIsss4s 1s's''
strSE,an COUNT oSrkt.lnr.IJsrsmlah y e Glow.
Y Of A. VI. Jamta parrost. e4a3. q. charles
ht7get et a.. VI. Alden y. Mert!man $stth l.--!.
?M aa M:-David W. stora VA. William II. Powell,
ssGu. ~.
,, Jmnnx Hnn51T. aIn !sattel' e A. VI John !.
l!einbn Si'kE h'' -iaNnt y lit!n W. Iohn j: ~
E,hsGl ana .teuIge ~ rn.Mp', ~ a;;1o'-.intaJ
i II 'r; @ "nes t,1htM ei"'o ena, n5i TF
,n,eint E,t ~ I15n.1 m1 IL ~, y. IPps"s} r. etm
~ y; E! T Tio6n i: Di,ke y. Wi'lism Yloo5 aid
rarnt.lrns. iutlrmrnt fnr ,jaintiT ". 1ef.nIsnt
F"r asts, ~ " Ta ,n.h,. -. a7s
5",,s.DS W =; Mary Msa:Se! sio.s5:
~ '9 an. Shy Ss res' e. ss2, Ss ssa u "'wTtn {.
S,Sn j.. anm + ~ ba u; sss ysiIet i. S''am Ea'0'
tiI,.n,4 ornrNtosrr.s,oss7-Ery A. 1ohrc.
"a. Martin Fau.t, s132 Seth Gage ~. Johann
JrnuE iiuus,,a-,inmcs Wc,ch ". I,rn,vor,. In.
snrnnrn t'omnnnv nf Wijwantrr S7a IA -Wiilin,n
Narnc Va q. ii. Kcrften, eIK:i. 10.
hc},I,cr nn! Icopultj Ercr, ea5.N'Hriyit Sntfnmn,
link ". Kalney II. WhippIe and Iii q. it"nni",
fs. +7a. 5a.-Wllllan Campbell w. 5. Il. lltIarl,
towA ,rpus.
s,,refM Dlxn,t,h io ~ Tttbun.
Dayryrunr. H., ,)ume ,1..,,juim il;iion. nj the
Cntird State. Circuit i,M,ri hnv dscibcd il,e cnso
Of ilo Delaware CONSERVATION company W. Thn
Davenport IL VI Paul tar.,aI t:,,,1lut,iy uf ihit
civ, a:njIst tju plnMl1i. Thc puintiii. built 4;
rlIps or this rua through Delaware t.,unty rut no
pay for It, brought anlt, gut Judgment aoih the r
frH uf rOAd. and ferti,rtl new company 10 ucf.
ntc tho linz. The CURT decided tjlut the Delaware
Company waived nil rights to mechanic jlpn In
hnvlng lnkcn stuck subscriptions OF tho citzrta VI
Delaware G0nnty nv collateral, The amount In.
yolved was over $:loo, 0dO. Tile case now goee u
tin United States Supreme Court
TIE FEDERAL COUi.Ts At B1RlNuFtELp TO ug
HUNG up
p,,...,, fs.,,t1a "a ~. y.xs.,.
Spn1ysrIEtn. ]uiIt lit t.uw nn,,r"ra tbo, ,ha
urrsemt term OF The FcJlcrnf i'omri. int ntrnct
1nunt lint tnwn fGr wn,,t III mnuny ~ t..,, + nv,
niu1 aid hscnt,.: tbr E".1..ai ut,lsers nfc fari.
arn to 70 Il, dct Or to ane!nts apptpurtaiIa"a
nyen In kfc,. thc rhtcs nf Inst,c 1,,;,uIs sm"iix
f,unscta has nnarcI t!cncfrnry uu,,rnn1iatin hiii
~ Iieh wns aui,i[c hc In n na,t ~ III, rx,,cn.a. -
iii" innr ter, mud fhc rrrulnr u,,n1,.rinttmr ~ ~
fin ncxf tisrn1 vrnr tatinr ,.tTrit Imi" ,.rn u
tmnrcv n contnrr th, tsrn, 1rn,w 1b,, fi,n, e' M
iini III. U,nncrusis t,nnurcns hns mn, "c .,n,, "
pruy5.ion, md It IL ouLfi eyr, II m" Anrn.I
HIM htli wIl NM. l,y ,InIy f.
r1,rs1. rtnw Np r.pr
n, Mnv tn ihe f:nifnI S+ntns HarSh,, ,,,.+,. ~,
on!siun on liz. Attorney tirncrai fnr n III IL.
least amount necrs.ary 10 meet II" nInen.r. ~ ~
, 1876-06-13
Tl,D Prompt J.iror.

AaguxtI tG}a.l tnastiusioadifst.
Wa licanl lis Honor Judge Gibson Ill Tues
day tell all amusing story VI the Waya juror
went for conviction. ill., says he was tryinr
u murder case few yea1s ago down III one Il
difficulty In getting Il jury; that eleven jurors
had hueil swor,t III, asul IN tho nrxt lanul that
was brought in WA slAa!l, lca'l, la,sk, ealayer
ou6Iooking fcllow who llMl un one slug, Ills
pantn were nearly above bis knees, tbs shirt open
both frv,u the back, an1 the afprcsatll trousers
wrre lIclA up by sinslr stlslWlllcr. The So
llctur proceeded tu ask tho usual questions III
surl. tiLsrs III follows:
"llsve ypu, tTon h.Ying seen tho sFtme ; sou,;
,,n,trr oath. formed aud cxiNts,rd auy opinion
, 1876-06-13
THE CENTENNIAL.

CEErEn ETATEs CENTENNIAL COMMISSION, Hi
nEAu or AuMlcrLTCNr, f,lLApELrItiA, JNne !,
1A1n. The American Da!ryNcnB Association has
erected, in clost proximity 10 thu Agricultural
Building Ut tic Centennial Exllibtlon u model
Cherte atl butter Fuctory, with for An cx-
te1lriye li,play af dairy ry-produCts, arh tho ap-
paratns and Appliances used in Tho manufacture Of
thr snlne.
Tho Dairy -ffnuae Is III The form Of double l.,
tie frnnt portion being 11U feet long by ~ fuGt
wide, and comprising thrce apartments: the ccniru
unr illustrative In its appointments Of the AmcrI-
Gull cheese fnctory md creamery rystcm; the end
roo,,s being fitted up for thu exhibition Of butter
anil fancy chcexe. Tho wlng4 nrc u feet In length
BY III fret IN width, md urc appropriated, onr for
thu display Of foreign cheese. tho utlcr for Amcrl.
can.
beneath the hnildIng Is rcllar Of HG4 square
feet, fur the Htornec products not ready fur OK.
hibItIun.
Tie whulc structure Ii of two stories In height.
tho upper Ilunr being Atud nla with reception
suan,., us1cus for Committees, roo,ns for thu
rc.lalrn,t purpunrs,.tt being designed tn atuEt II
rar1Ir1 lunch ili The b1!lsi,Ns Access to tho In.
trror Of the, ex.iiton roouH will hu cloxsd To
virnrs. ample opportunity being given to view te
d!splay through numerous Windows o],unlHE upon
thu fcraala, which rn!Enunds tle whuie structure.
tIIctxu mil huttor will he dfAuHyeA OIL GpUchcs
Or low tahles pruyitltd free uf charer
tulr guods, nr can p!nco them in thu caru Ut II
l,urcau, md paid by the .cxhihtnra according to Il
rra!s 9f prices IN bo established by thu DaIFymcns
Tho Da!ry lsullding Will be rcatly for lho rccop-
Hun Ut exhibits continuously frun .!nnu to Nov.
l., II buEng designed to Lave constant eAhiEtiua,
af snlrynlc.l. IN ntrord, however. upprtunity fns
,naEe active catn1etltion 1t Inns ,cun decided to
lye twa g'an ex!,ihtiqMs0ns y, %t sprpe butter
bitter mil chcrAp, Oct. II to II. Fur the guuncu
, 1876-06-13

thc BARR
Tho tslrgle ca}lus' fclllw, In n clear and dis
tintt yuts,, answered: MT my"
Second qucstfon-ffavc You my prejudice Or
bias resting m yonr mind for Or against the
prtsoncT at The Hnrt
Answcr-t hnIn't. .......,
Third qucst!on-Ts yonr mind perfectly fmpar-
tlal between tho Htats and the acruseui
Answur-IlEt air.
Fourth qurstton-Arc you consc!cntlouBly Up-
posed to tssIAtnl punishment
Aiiswes-l Isn't.
The State did not like the juror nucll, but It
hcfng late anl Jurors scarce he wns put upon
tho prfauncr In tlle usual manner, the solicitor
Raying: "Juror, look urm the prisoner" and
wlon this co1urnantl was given hi bent over hin
scanning him from henl to foot. The Juror
lu"kctl tho prisoner firmly In the face, and then
turning u t!c Jutigo eaEi, in irli,, solemn
voice, Yes, Judge, THINK he's guilty"