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BENNETT BUILDING.

AKRON TRUSSES ARE SUPERSEDED BY THE
SILK ELASTIC TRUSS. sold by ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY
RyorA
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sold only by subscription ethcr by yearly su5scrp
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THE FEELING IN WASHINGTON
THE DEMAND THAT THE LOCAL AurHoRIr1Es
SHALL DO THEIR DUTY THE HAMBURG AZ
FAIR TO BE MADE TEST cAsE-cAN THE
LAWS DE ENFORCED IN THE SOUTHERN
STATES?
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CANCERS.-A NEW TREATISE EXPLAINING THEIR
~ successful treatment. sent free. Drs BROWN STOD
DARD No 4 West 19th st.
THE ART JOURNAL.
i consisting of the
London Art Journal. with extensive additions By the
American publishers. devoted TO native art
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POLITICAL NET BANNERS, FLAGS, PORTRAITS,
Transpar re ncics. &c. old headquarters.
HOJER & GRAHAM, 81 Duane st.
WHOLESALE DRUG STORE-SUPERIOR EX.
cclence Over half million GRADUATED CHEsr LuSd
PRorKcrons sold last ISAAC A. SINGER, sole
ufsctnrcr 7O4 Broadway.
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rNHE INDICTMENT TRIAL. CONVICTION AND snN-
tence Of Dr. roOrE for scrdiDg. alleged. On.
PUBLICATIONS. ETC. through tho u. \. msix R~af
Doctors vrpicAro> In the supplement the HEALTH
MONTHLY for Auru.t psper OF sterling interest Ap
tor H. fricc 10 by mail II ordered
MURRAY HILL PUBLISHING COMPANY, 12s Eass ~
IL. New yosk.
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vEGETINE.
yTEGETINE -s. -.
pURIFIEs THE BLOOD,
RENOYATES AND INvIGORATEs THE
WHOLE SYSTEM.
ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE
ALTERNATIVE. TONIC, SOLVENT, AND
DIURETIC.

VEGETISE is made exclusively from tic juices of
carefully-selected barks, roots and herbs, and 30
strongly concentrated that it will effectually erad
cate from the system every faint Of Scrofua, Scro-
fulous Humors, Tumors, Cancer, Cancerous Humor,
Eryspelas, Salt-Rheum, Syphiitic Diseases, Cam
kerr Faintness at the Stomach, and all diseases that
arise from impure blood. Sciatica, IniammatoIy
and Chronic rheumatism, Neuralgia, Govt, and
Spinal Complaints, can only be cfectually cured
through the blood. s.. ~
For Ulcers and Eruptire Diseases OF the Skin
Pustulcs, Botches. Boils. letter, Scaldhead, and
Ringworm, VEGETINE has never failed to effect a
permanent cure.
For Pains in the Back, Kidney-Compaints, Drop
sy, Female weakness, Leucorrhoea, arising from
internal liberation and Uterine Diseases, and Gen.
cral Debility, VEGETINE acts directly upon the
causes Of these complaints. 1t invigorates and
strengthens the whole sytem, acts upon the secretive
organs, alays Inflammation, cures liberation, and
regulates the bowels.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Habitual Costiveness
Paptation of the Heart, Headache. Piles, Nervous
ness, and General Prostitution Of the Nervous Sys-
tenn medicine has given such perfect satisfaction
us the VEGETINE. 1t puri1es the blood, clcanses
I'LL Of the organs, and possesses controlling power
over the nervous system. s~ i..:t ',#
The remarkable cures effected by VEGETINB have
induced many physicians and apothccarics whom
ne know to prescribe and ii in their fanli-
lies .'t.- @t.-- III
In fact, VEGETINE is the best remedy yet discov-
cred for above diseases, and Is the only reliable
Blood-Purifer yet placed before the public.
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TIE VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE CADETS
AT THE CENTENNIAL.-The Philadelphia In
quirer OF Monday says: The Cadets OF the
Virginia Military Institute on Saturday at
half-past O'Clock paid visit to the Vir-
ginia State building, the greater portion OF
the battalion being present in body. The
visitors were cordially welcomed in brief
remarks by United States Senator Withers,
Ex-Governor Gilbert c. Walker, and Bar
bour johnson, Esq, Of Virginia; Hon.
Samuel j. Randall aud Mr.. Booth, Of Phila-
delphia, the last named being the gentleman
ut whose expense the structure was erected.
Governor Walker, in few pertinent re-
marks, observed that since the arrival OF the
Cadets it could no longer be said that Vir-
ginia was not represented at the Centennial,
4 sentiment which the youthful soldiers ap-
plauded with much carnestness.
The Times OF same date says: These ca
diets, next to the West Pointers, are the
fnest-looking body Of youths that have yet
encamped on the Centennial grounds or in
the vicinity. Their display on Saturday
evening was highly creditable and won
much applause from the multitude that had
gathered to witness it. ,.-...
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a HoaR1DLn DEarn. About 4 month ago

IA HoRR1BLE DEAT1l. Abouk u month ago
Alexander Scott. q iarnner living near Cher.
ry Hill, INDUCED in an exchange Of horses.
The horse he secured was q fine-loek ing AMI
mai, but at the time was suffering from some
disease Of the head. Mr.. Scott believed Il
to be g distemper,o and did not object to
running the risk. About two weeks ago
Mr.. SCOTS hand began to inflame from n
slight wound on the back OF 1t, and became
in few days very ugly ulcer, causing him
great deal OF pain. Last week he became
sick OF a fever, and DIR. Carter was called In.
He found the patient suffering from fever,
but detected nothing different from an orai-
nary case OF observation-disclosures, and pre-
scribcd the usual remedies. DR.. Carter hay
ing occasion to leave home, and the fever
not abating, DR.. Ellis, OF Elkton, was asked
to attend Mr. Scott.
At DR.. Ellis's first visit, last Saturday. he
prescribed for intermittent fever, having
| first inquired about the sore hand, and be-
| ing told that it had nearly healed. The
next day, however, he found Mr.. Scott suf-
iering with raging fever, and covered with
"button farcy." The disease was unmis-
takably glanders," and had been commu-
nicated from the glandered horse through
| the break OF the skin in the hand. Mr..
Scott suffered the most fearful agony ind
delirium throughout the day and into the
| night Of Sunday, when death ensued. Cases
OF persons suffering from " CHAMBERS are
very rare, but occur often enough to remind
horsemen that the proper way to deal with
| horse suffering from this fatal disease is to
have him killed at once. A horse may have
chronic "glanders" and live long time,
keep fat, and work without difficulty, yet
inocuiate man and beast with the deadly
virus that is slowly sapping his existence
Cecil (lHd.) Democrat.
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! ny telegraph,
NEW YORK.

D j.
sa Nsx 1915 9sie9ss pss
ans ssi and WESTERN s osng
sxiEa, $500 1896 good % choice sztra. sas0@
or Winter S sdss Tsa
western. Corn about tower moderate export
Ssss@s
s asasaa f esEeas: sas
1G@20Izc. gold Sugar fr1Ier; axeS9aes Tor fair 70
g1Sa 5 Tsasa ss ,Sa
for Carolina TaiioW quiet at sxsc Rostn steady.
P n sss RSEs s Us ss
slQ.eo9slo.7o Whiskey lower ut u; 9. Freights
rather more steady. 542ts ~ Ss.iS $50
. -.F I,.. BALTIMORE IN ii 5s.Yqs
BALTIMORE. October IOr-Flour easier and not
quotably lower. Wheat Choice, grades active,
ana afsS ST aSsss ssoa e n
yellow, $780, Oats and rye steady PfoTisions
a% siss asS saSes cless BE-
con- Shoulders, &c.; clear rib, 19H9I9ac HsMs.
l8@17c. Lard-fsenned, 1l1al Cores strong
Sugar firm and in good demand at 1Oa@l Ic.af
81. s, LOUISVILLE. jee /. Il; ~ 4,l{;
LOUISVILLE, October 1O.-Flour steady, and un-
ie1 Si@$I05: amber, 81. 05 9sl.i5t white.
S1.05@s1 10. Corn steady and In good damand !;
white, dc; mixed, 43c. Rye In fair demano ny
CSC Oats in good demand white, $780,; mixed,
S5c. Pork tn fair demand and, firm &C 300.
Bulk-meats steady and In fair demand
81. Bacon active; sl,Spiders, clear
l01c; clear sides, 10xc. Lard firm; tiercet NE;
keg, 12K@l3c. Whiskey firm ~ Sl.g9.
=, .s,eI ygl ~, ST. LOUIS. .itf4 it:9lsfs
sT. LOUIS, October, 10.-Fiour quiet and nm
changed. Wheat-No.t Q fall, $I.20; No. 8 fall,
81. OSX9SI.10: Corn lower; 40ac! bic; SALES q
4lc. Oats dropping $50. bid: Rye a5.nsr at osS9
SSf.2O. Wliskey quiet at $l.104 Pork dull at
1885. Lard quiet Bulk-meats noYinais Bacon
clsar rib and clear sides Hogs actiye and ssrong.
Cattle IN fair demand Tor butchers grades dnH Ter
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BURSTING or i GEINDsTONE WITH TERRIBLE
Errrcr.-An immense grlnd>tone used by
the llc-grinders in AmbroSe's foundry,
=. Joseph. No, burst recently, tear
ins ont the brick walls for Il space
oi twenty feet, and dangerously iniu-
ring the grinder. named James Dearden.
The stone weighed 1000 pounds. and was
i've iret in diameter and eight inches thick,
revolving a, 4 rate OF 500 revolutions per
minute. Pieces weighing 500 pounds were
thrown through the wall some distance into
the street. There were several narrow
escapes. Dcardcn was thrown twenty feet
in the air. The order had. just been given
torcducc the speed as the stone burst.
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UNQUALIFIED APPRECIATION.

DOSiONi 10, LOW
II. II. STEVENS, ESQ:
Dear sir,-During the past five years have had
ample opportunity 10 judge of the merit of VEGE-
TINE Ely wife has used 1t for complaints attending
lady of delicate health with more beneficial results
than anything else which she ever tried: I have
given 1t TO my children under almost every circun
stance attending large family, and always with
marked benefit. l have taken 1t myself with such
great benefit that cannot find words to express my
unqualified appreciation Of its goodness ~.
While performing my duties as police officer In
this city 1t has been my lot to fall In With great
deal of sickness. unhesitatinsly recommend VEG
TINE, and never knew Of case where 1t did not
prove all that was claimed for 1t. Particularly In
cases Of debiltated or Impoverished state OF the
blood its effects are really wonderful; and for all
complaints arising from an impure state of the
blood it appears to work like charm, and DO not
believe there are any circumstances under which
VEGETINE be used with injurious results, andlt
will always afford Inc pleasure to give any further
information us to what know about VEGETISE.
WILLIAM e. HILL, Police Station 4.
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pEiGM OF PETRoLEUM.--At first it was
4,'u bI many that petroleum was result
y" oistIiiation from the bituminous Goals
t "nieh were found in its vicinity, and this
2Sl!ei was strengthened by the fact that
f2Iie OF the very bituminous Goals, such as
"aAhti and Boghead coal, afforded large
Quantities Of similar oils on being distilled;
2ul, although this is very probably the
s.1e Of u small amount OF oil, yet the
t,iSer part OF il is now believed to derive
~, w. origin from rocks lying below the coal
, -SaslureS, since the oil-bearing rocks are
,,@;o''y older than the carboniferous forma-
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\ CoADJUToR BISHOP OF BALTIMoRE.-A
repor. has obtained in the city for some
days past that Bishop Gibbons, Of Rich
m0nd has been recommended at Rome for
the post OF coadiutor Bishop OF the Arch
diocese OF Baltimore. with the succession
a, Archbishop. Inquiry Of Father Curtis,
secretary of Archbishop BaYley, elected
the response thar such is not officially known
here. but there seems to be good foundation
for the reporS in so far as the recommends
ton to Rom" is concerned. The action Of
thc Holy See, however, cannot be antici-
pated. baltimore Bultetin, 9th.
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ne Secretary Of War has authorized that
%rtaih subsistence stores now in the city Of
,s,I,t.ailnah, Ga, and consisting OF 17,422
, ,+Ins OF -four, 3l4 OF corn meal, 1886 Of
y,.A and bacon. 1888 OF beans, 23,407 OF
.sasaf, 1000 OF coffee and ether articles,
~, ,,." be applied for the benefit OF the desti-
s ;n'e and the alienation OF distress resulting
,5VM The prevalence OF yellow-feger in that
TO-, =. strong independent movement is on
mayor.
,o " iiiiam 4. Duncan is appointed postmas.
~ az ha!csford, Franklin county, Va, vtce
''"fk u. Holland, resigned.
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CHINESE Observation-Disclosures OF THE
COMMISSION hdiunapoHS, October o.
senator Morton and Representative Meade,
Of New York. will leave here tomorrow
might for California on the Monaghan Com
mission.
Thus Morton will make the Government
pax lin for going to California to make
>rctctcs Tor Hayes.
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CoLi.lEEY ACCIDEST-FoUR MEN KILLED.
i'otSriHc, Po., October 9.-This morning,
while three loaded cars were being hoisted
from the slope OF the middle Lehigh col
i!ery At New Boston, the rope broke, and
Tie cars ran rapidly to the bottom. Four
miners, named William Backus, Joe Becker,
lAomas Jones, and Ed. Nauss, were killed.
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BURNING or COTTON IN BRoOKLYS.-Ne,1
York. October 9.-Eight hundred bales Of
cotton, valued at $4,000, and belonging to
lnman, Swan & Co., were destroyed by fire
III Brooklyn tonight. The fire was caused
by parks from tug-boat. What was not
destroyed by fire was thrown overheard.
The property is fully insured.
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\ FORMER SECRETARY OF CHARLES SUM
NIX DEAD.-Dencsr. COL, October 9.-Ma-
!oF v. ". Lander, formerly private secre-
,"Ey 10 Senator Charles Sumner, but for the
p pr, TWO Years wel-known politician Of
dorado, died suddenly this forenoon in
Beaver.
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CREDITORS SEIZE THE ST.. PAUL AND Pa
CIFIC RAILROADS.&C.. Paul, October o.
Horace Thompson, Edmund Rice, and John
IS. Kennedy, trustees under the several
mortgages against the first division OF the
st. Panl and Pacific Railroad Company,
took possession OF the entire property this
evening, and have given public notice that
they will on and after this date operate the
lines of railroad as provided in said mort
gage for the benefit OF the bondholders. :
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ar" WILLIAM VI. CoRCoRAN AND THE UNI-
,"Ns!!T OF NIRGINIA.-This distinguished
. y''iciA2n has, through the Hon. A. FL. II.
|.uaI' rector OF the University, made u
"oh%''on OF $1,000, to be applied to the en-
, =! OF the library Of that institution.
a!N@n!00 SpectatOr.
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MARINE INTELLIGRaCE..
PORT OF RICHNf0NDsO cToBEn 10s 1876.

4; PORT OF RICHAfONDS OCToHEn 1of 1875. IL
.,...s,s '3s.fS ssi,tARRIpED.asstfi lits .@s.sfi
Bark Juan i. Rossou. Andrews, New York, taload
Schooner wake, Budd, New York, coal, Tredegar
Schooner j. S. Iyins, InsersolI coal.
Z Schooner Maggie Mcdonnell, steein,an phiIadc,-
Schooner Maud seward Apple Phila
Schooner Elizabeth White, Abbott Phihde lphia.
Schooner Lucy D., Handy. Bostons rasrchasndise.
schooner A. A. Holton -, New York, salt, Crin-
gan l Norris g co,2 SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Waller, New York,
merchandise and passengers, q. W., Alien % Cos
Steamer John syIyester, CHORD Norfolk, mer-
cbMTffse and passengers. T.. II. Fntntns acent.
j Steamer j. VIZ. Eyefnau, Plat, Phiiad6iphia iness
ehandse and passeugers, W. r. Porter, agent. &,
Steamer Shirley, Travefs, Baltimore, mercnan0it0
and uasscnRers. Il. 81 Tatuhu, agent. 81 z ~
Schooner d. G. Terry. GranIlier, aeM YORK, csnhee
coal, Gervas Storrs, agent M sszfisss 81
CLEARED FOB THIS poilT.
From New York on Saturday. schooner = 90. q.
Schultz, Thompson. =, 49,. - ~ : ~
From Philadephla on Sunday, schooner =. cur
= From, Phiiadelphia on Sunday, saliooner M
'a"Se' MENoRxNpA- 5
Bark B. b. width Iyor.ll, sIolier, from Richmond
81 sshoomer Maggie u. Cay. Hudgins, from Rich
mopd. at Rto Japeirq sth tnstant.
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WHEAT * ENGLASD.-Unless America
ana Russia shipments come more freely
''2N Of late prices must rise further in Or
DER 70 attract the necessary supplies from
.'Foad.--u4rk La7ee Express, London, o.
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. CANNOT BE EXCELLED.

-.e .s-'' ga CHARLEST0wN, March -, 1869.
II. r. STEVENS ss.,s. -gya.a~- r. , ~,
Dear Sir,-This is to certify that have used your
!" Blood Preparation" in my family for several
years, and think that for Scroflla or Cankerous
Humors, or Rheumatic afections,t cannot be ex-
celled; and as blood-purifer and spring medicine
It is the best thing have ever used and have used
almost everything. i can chcerfuly recommend u
10 any one in need of such medicine.
s. .liis Yours respectfully, ~ ttEf+t$
j -, Mrs. A. A. DINsMoRE. 10 Russell street.
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.,lio.!i@ RE-ExHIBITED.
CORN Waite, $50 bttsheIs.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
3f'ii 9'Ii = 80 RICHMOND, October 10, 1875.
= The breaks to-day comprised GIT hcgsbesdS al
tierces and boxes. The Offerings at ancticn on
Change were 100 packages, Of which 2s were taken
In, and tine remainder sold ut prices ranging ffom
S7.7D to S7J. t{f..i{ !s,tte tfsssft sStts cs6s
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V1HE HAYES, WHEELER, AND MILLS
i CLUB net ON Eighth street, at the wtgwa as to
lug officers: Barron Aiken, president; Randolph
Allen, yice-presioent; Samuel Brown, secretary;
Nelson Harris treasurer; Scion johnson, gerSeant-
nt-arms; John White, chaplain $ oseph Cox, ad-,
wiser of the club. Executive Committee: WASHING
ton Scribbelton, Rochester Heath AhDer Watkins,
Albert Keath, William Scott, Samuel Brown.
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4 SOURCE = OF GREAT ANXIETY,

. A SOURCE OF GREAT ANXIETY.
NY daughter has received great benefit from the
use Of {VEGETINE. Her declining health was
source Of great anxiety all her friends few bot
files OF the yEGETINE restored her health, strength
and appetite. y y. I1LDES, -
.,S. insurance and Resi- Estate Agent Il
No. 40 Sears Building, Boston, Mass:
June 5, 1872. III e
yEGET1NE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. :
.oc7-SaW2t - ~ }t'h' on; .s.5 70
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kIOTICE.--The undersigned, having been
IN appointed ,assgnees of the late firm OF j.. 2.
HUDGINS CO., request all persons Indebted 10 said
Arm to settle their bills with Mr. R. I. who ta
authorized 10 receipt the same Or esn IonaR. 70,
JOHNSTON, No. 1I3 Main street, ii
~ b II, IT. J0ItNSTQE,fz
5.1t3re, ssa;sgys 5tt M. J.. McLANAHANs !,
oe 1a-3t Ia 5 IS. Assgnees.
DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Ex-
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-, III. JER9HE EgP 4 e RACES 3 ACES, ii
JEROME PARK, October 10.-in the one
and-a-ouarter.nifie rnce w arloek won, with
Doswelps Outcast second and Mettle third.
Time, Ola.
The three-quarter.mile race was won by
Oriole-Hibernia second, Benzine third.
Time, 1:20S. Oriole sold fourth in the
pools. L.. ,,,,Sl1r,.,.,,
Athelena second, Fiddlestick third. Time,
$40. = =. -, :. s,,,,,, h,
Sister OF Mercy Courier second, DosWeilfs
;Raspahannock third. Time, 1:41. !l,y, Z,
q In the two-and- half-mile race Dead Hea9 !,
", wras the winner, with Resolute second ana
Bullet third. Time, 450ii
RACING AT NASHVILLE.
s NASHVILLE, October lo.--The onemiIe.
heats race tor three year Odds Was won Dy
Henry Owens; Milmistic seeondat Time,
l5sd73sl.a9f. 1:49s. e 2 q go -
a II hsI n,;le-and.a-half race was won by
whisper u Jack Sheppard second Time
2:44l.
, 1876-06-17

tlemsn Of tho contaptian, A worry nnplessant duty
IL now imro'ed upon me. a Chairman Of tho In.
dsps delegation, In withdrawing from tho 3urthnF
consideration Of th.a Unrvontlon iha nane Of
tha ursAt statesman, Oliver T. Morton, 1s1prcss
my own deep regret a1 we'll A that Ut every dete.
gate from 1ndlann, and every n1tcrnatc, nnd every
clttznn of lnliana who bclongh to the Republican
rartJ. (cheera.1 when. say hc rtnnds N
tho se1ato q tho unIted Atates IT., ths meTr
qtte. tt!ith that VIZ re: ha ,i5s1. ,4!i.natel
INT no fccl That tho tiNc has snme fur in not 10
aak any longer TINT onf frionIa shaI rtend ty ~.
We thank ttian fnr The Rohlr support that t1,ry
l1aye given III In lhta Convention, and In with
drawing hls nanlc indiana casta
TWENTY-FIVE VOTES ron RUTHERFORD n.
HA3Es.
Tho cheering, md applause, and ye'ls which fol-
lowed this announcement lasteh fur fully ton
mlnaios. Tha gnlIercs weFe Wild y, With excite;
whYlug thelr hats ard carea N tho ats, wh!ao TIN
ladle. necd their handkerchief to chow their
pfcdilfctlnnA.
Aftef adding" "And h.o vots. for nanlemln II.
nrlatow,"' Mr.. Cnmhack returned to hls delegation
amid 1akftninr chD6rn
, 1876-06-17

RECESS WANTED.
Immediately utter The cali began dolcgate from
Now York saId: moyo VIC lake recess OF ten
minutes tCr!es Of s'No; no."l
Tho ChaiT-Tho point of ot.'er IL made TINT, tho
calling Ut The roll having been commonc0d tho no.
ton f1r o treesa 10 not lii order.
Mr.. Ehick-1 ayk porm!sston for the Now York
Thc Cho!s-1f the New York delegation desires
to withdraw, they can do 1t at their own tnutluN,
without addressing tho Chnir.
York delegation Withdrew, following tho example
sct by the Pcnnsy yiyanians.
ouTH1DENs.
Just attor Colorado had hcon called, dalegats
from Virginia Aruse and said; ''TherH are gents
OH tho oo1 who dn not belong 10 thu Convention.
insist upon thcIE bginE removed"
There wnA no necessity Tor c3crtlnh On tho ,part
walked from Among the lclcgntes.
At this moment the Now TnfA delegation began
to Withdraw TO IN ante -toUm for consHitatlun
Nr Nogsss, Of New Iork--t ask unanimous cot-
sent that The call ho suspended until ths aeloga-
tluns which desire 10 do ~ can gefiro and RETURN
Cries OF "No," No, f" and "frs. Yes"
Tho Chalr-1t requires unanimous conbeat to aus'
pend tho calling Of tic roll.
Several delcgatct made tbs motion.
Mr. Amber, Of Ohlo-I moYo TINT fcceas bo ta-
ken for lftcen mlnutss to allow thu delegations
tinle TO consult.
pending tho roll: lconfusiont
Tho Uhair--Thnt motion nor any othor ~ not In
order while tho roll ia banx csl1sl. IDIhorder.
Ar. Ainbler--Ws will have 10 stay hers than In
This confusion and visit unt!l II subsidies.
TUE NEW YORK nRLGGArloN RETURNED
At this iunot1ts and resumed IhelF seats.
, 1876-06-17
Cries Of ttRekd Tho rnlet'

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Amid the confusion tho stls. :, #
directed towanla Mr.. puschcs, were plainly neafa
RI" chsrsha Iii ps The oc,.on Of tho Chair stand
Mr, butehcr-i dealrn information before voting
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ossa :Ra ,or ssn only speak by consent "A''
ill., bateher s {{wasmly) )-Then any this Ia gag
IT, H. nnsaio n'a'ef@y ~ VII a. authority did tho ae!s
gstcs of FcnnsylTsnia como to this Consentioni
hs; was the resolution OF tho co'S0''0" 'aA'
Tho Chaif-i reply that that t. a question with
which te CHAIR has nothing 70 DO Mtatcye'' endi
The dcciaion Of the Chair stand A. ihs Judgment Of
THO honsef All IN fsse. ssy ays: ye..no..o u. cnr.
,sk A%f 81 asn no1sa ,hs he !oa 6e TAI aen
II xas 10 orlared and ths tol wa called % thu
delegate M Who voted iof Blaine On ths second bsl.
lot ssAed Che 1hsIt to racosd bis voso In opposition
Thc fc' chais"ThS " seniemen from renn,ylvaola
rs!scs tho qncston that hn desires to vote suataln-
The ~ faca q boffs Il
of tho right at an individual, Of mGmhdr: 20
hava h!s vote 40 rceortied, ana nntli that ~ 10
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