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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-03

100 years ago; American independence.
200 years ago; King Philip (the In.
diam defeated and slain; Habeas Corpus
in England.
800 years ago; Massacre OF ST. Barthol.
omew; Spanish Armada preparing,
400 years ago. printing invented lisa.
bella the coming Queen.
500 years ago; the days Of Tamerlane
the Turk, and Chaurer, the English poet.
800 years ago; Ballot aud Bruce; Rich.
ard Baroni 81. Thomas Aquinas; House
Of Hap,burg founded.
700 years ago; Richard Cour de Lion
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BELLATRE Enthusiastically morning
shortly after midnight, Officer Drugan at
tempted to arresttwo men, who came to
Bellaire with Adams, the so-called pedes.
trian, and who were on the streets in an
intoxicated condition, and making more
unseemly noises than was compatible
with the peace and quiet Of the neighbor.
hood. One Of the men, who gives his
name as "Jack JONES'" drew knife and
struck at Drugan, cutting his right ear
nearly in two. Drugan used his mace
freely, but did not subdue his prisoner
until he had received eleven stabs and
cuts from his knife. Three OF the wounds
are dangerous,and the officer would. doubt.
less have been killed had he not carried
In his left breast pocket bundle OF pa
pers, which turned the weapon from his
heart. At the preliminary examination,
Jones plead guilty Of cutting with intent
TO kill, and failing to give $1,000 bond for
his appearance ut court, was taken TO jail
at St. Clairsville yesterday.
Mr.. Ross Wells, who has been con-
nected with the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road at this place for several years, has
resigned his position as ticket agent to
accept the position OF Secretary Of the
Window Glass Works. His place in the
ticket office will DO. supplied by Mr..
Harry Norris, whose position in the
freight Office is occupied by Will. Grafton.
Mr.. James Wells, Of Cameron, steps into
the vacancy caused by Grafton's promo
ton. -
Mrs. Katherine Gray, the dramatic
reader and poet, with her husband, is
stopping at the Globe House.
A physician informs us that there are
upwards Of one hundred cases OF measles
in town at present. So far none OF them
have been fatal.
The wind storm Of Tuesday night blew
the tin roof from the ruins Of the build
ing that was burned Sunday night into
Belmont street.
Quite number OF our citizens went to
Wheeling to see "Humpty Dumpty" on
Tuesday night. The entertainments go
ing on at St. Clairsville draw far better,
however.
A meeting was held last evening for
the purpose Of organizing n literary So
ciety.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

By nal, IN aIruHee, PoitaSs prtpah
,.,r ...........,Ss OOlThree monthL-...".S2 %
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ga bsliTsFci ~ Carrier In CITY l6e pr week
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DIED.

airy 2, 1876, at j? o'clock, SARAH, wife Of George
Mallory, In the 18th year Of her age.
Funeral from tho residence Of her husband, in
BenVOOd, Friday morning at o'clock. Friend, Of
tho family arc invited. Iutsrment at renIuSlllar
ComnterY. Wheeling
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and saladiu, Sultan Of Egypt measuring
swords in Palestine.
800 years ago; William the coaquerer
Of England.
300 years ago; Hugh capet, the French
man. -
1O0Oyears ago. Alfred the Great.
100 years ago; Charlemagne and
Haroun Al Rusc6id.
120Oyears ago; Mahometanism estab-
lished and making lively work in Con-
stantinople and other places.
1900 years ago; Choseoes the Persian
lives by murder, and the Pope Is made u
secular Judge among kings.
400 years ago; the Saxons make lively
work in Brittin; Clovis establishes the
French monarchy, and the Visigoths con-
quer Spain.
$50 years ago; the Roman Empire
having legislated many years in favor OF
capital and against labor, divides and be-
gins to fall to pieces.
1900 years ago; the world had nothing
better to do than 70 breach aud denonnce
heresies and get upreligious prosecutions.
100 years ago; Marcus Aurelius, Tao:
titus and Plutarch made smart trio oil
philosophers.
1900 years ago; Jerusalem was destroy.
ed, and HercuIaneum and Pompeii were
buried In the ashes OF Yesuvius.
1876 years ago; all the world was at
peace and Christ was born.
5000 years ago; Adam, only common
clod, rose to the dignity Of large real
estate owner, but BY poor management
was driven into involuntary bankruptcy.
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paper, The affidavit further sets forth
that Newman has been informed that the
signature to the contract was not in the
handwriting OF Hon. Zach. Chandler, but
false and forged by Worms; that he had
no right to sign the same or obtain the
contract; that 1t was, he believes,
never Issued from the Interior Depart.
IneNt; thGt the said contract was forg.
cry, altered for tho purpose Of defraud-
ing him, and against the peace and Dig
nifty Of the State Of Pennsylvania.
There are further ayerments to the de-
position in the usual form, but they are
Of no importance.
The prisoner was taken before His
Honor, Justice Ratnseyin Chambers. Mr.,
c. Schiller appeared for the Crown; Mr.
W. H. Kerr, Q. O., for the American Gov
eminent, and Messrs. F. K. ArchambaulI
and DeSalaberry for the prisoner.
Mr.. DeSalaberry applied that the pri'
soner be admitted to bail, pending the
argument for the prisoners extradition
His Honor remarked that extraditior
cases were not bailable and renanded the
prisoner to the common gaol.
The case Is set down Tor argument be-
fore Judge Ramsay to-day.
THE PRISONERS CAREER.
"Dr" Worms was born at Lille, France
is Of Jewish extraction, and according tc
his own calculation, Is 81 years Of age,
though he looks considerably younger,
When quite young he was brought tc
America by his parents, but nothing ii
known Of his carly life. In 1851 he en-
listed as commissary sergeant ir'the 6sth
New York Infantry Volunteers. He was
subsequently promoted to second and
then lieutenant, and in such capacity may
have served his adopted country on the
tented field, but OF this nothing is known.
In February, 1868, he was appointed by
President Lincoln, an Assistant Quarter
Master, with the rank Of Captain, and, as
such, fell from the front to the rear OF the
army. lie was assigned to duty with the
Department OF the Gull, and stationed on
duty in and around New Orleans. AT
the expiration OF his term OF service he re-
turned to New York, and embarked in
the business OF manufacturer OF gentle
mems furnishing goods, in partnership
with his brother-in.law, A. Straus. al.
ter being thus engaged for some time, the
mandatory and all It's contents were
consumed by fire, being insured Tor q
large amount-said to be over the real
value. The origin Of the fire was sur
rounded by such suspicious circumstances
that they instituted proceedings that
finally led to compromise. The bust:
ness pursuits OF Worms from that period
until his appearance in Canada are well
known 10 the authorities. He has been
here number Of years, and though he
was accredited with an extensive prae'
ticc, he was generally recognized as "a
quack."
THE PROSECUTOR,
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Hcu.WEFRLY.
WEEKLY.

BY mali, IN adranee, postage PrTa'S'
One yeal...............sS 0Oslx month'....'"sl "
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II is estimated by the trustees that the
value Of the p,operty belonging 10 the Aston hi
hrafN-aiter the UaYucut - The tate Mr.. " ililtm
-. n tors boquest-wlli exceed SinpL01O with
ont taking m account the cnh need vauIc of the
books since they were originally purchased d. .
Though the Astlr Library largely fills the tull
measure of the public wants us a iinrary 4 ref
ererrc. the citY h grown So lrea ly during tho
lart hiteen or twenty yeats, that Tor those NhO
live tbOye Thirty fourth street lhf veto place
o. considered r. her ~ down towu-and thcy
are looking forward with great interest to The
op ming ot the L,nox Lbr ".
As long ago 40 March l., ls,1. Nr. James Lcupx
conveyed To the Trustees II the lenox library
ton tuU los, comprising the whole front on
Fiith avenue, between Ncveut.cth md seventy
iIrt str, els. with one lot IA the rear ON each
siraet. masking plot 2u ieet 10 inches front hy
II feet deep. The present library edince. con
sirucied of hIht gray grahi.e W X cumuiclcd
ABOUT year ago. The cost If the land and
building M " be cs tmatcd Mt S9lliUO.
Du ing the past yeir Mr.. Lrnox's aeenta, both
here and abroad, have been actively ENGAGED IA
the selection and purchase II books for its
cquIucnt. Everything come ted with TIC
library has been done on n large ANA liberal
80 t..
Inc greatest retlcence IL oh erycd by those In
the tnuluN Of Mr. IenoX, rs regards the prph-
able opening OF TIE itpru y. he work Of eQuip-
ping, orgnnillng, and cataloguingis pushing for
ward with all possible uisuntch uN the librarian,
whiie Mr.. Lrnux himself ueVotes no lille nor
lion ~ M time and thoughts To the OBJECT Of
putting the pubic, as soon as may he, In the
fuli eniu vWcnt OF the liter nv treasures ne has
caused To- he collected tor their benefit. II IL
understood that the pictures and works Of art
whlCn Mr. l. noN has collected during long
HE devn ed To the collection az art treasures,
galleries In the north wing tho upper gallsry
ana the centre room.
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FrIrnrRs rr,rvG ~ JrRsrr.
Tho Ltvcii'Si kind of II Cock Fight I'm Iiud-
son COUNTY on snturdav ENeninR.

In pit In Hudson county. y. j., ON sat
urdsy night 30 sporismon enioyed cooking
main, between cocks sclected from the best
stock Ia Now York and New Jersey. The match
VS. for twelve hattes 90 battle and SLOW Oh
tIc IT, .u't. the side trttug Wa 100 To- 80
against JET ov. with plenty of ikcrs.
Fret ma III cS u.tisa uia a. red. an V,w - K
sr'ir. lu.. ~ w. me iEht hsfci IA minutes, and
-rto. li7tl i.rsry D. -p,nslrt New Yurk. = prl.:
wrl-nii Io- -. 10 was at ana hit, ana Ncw arN
Tina mt.l ing 600 - $50 ssain,t New Jersey.
Yes lDr IS hr usli 900 While rel; Nrw YORK % ied.
. i..' a!.er IL minutes Jessct was declared nc
Foar.n .n-.'aricy srraycd a black red and New
FIT nsiu-1ie bctting sas a. evcns New jersey
trHrfhf p'N-.,a 81 Ne lor> awllte TBS. IL o..
th,te vs. sAai9 'arrns ior minutes and Jersey VS.
slxil man Nrr Jersey rroduced a red aud New
lnfS a pyle. lls. Is. Jefsey q s..
ttni4 j.. ll-'Icrstf produced gray. Ees YORK q
r.a'a lus. 10 " heitAs even, aud New NCrA won
fsih main b1ck rods, lbs ozs This was
Il sharp night. The lrr..N bra drove his z Through
me mead oi the Ne~ YORK Co.'s and walked VI Vie
Ninih main Jersey tnen sent In llb o.. white
rd known IS au rporrd ~ the lr..h eed. ans bet
t4s wa sIN0 10 So boo lis favor. New ork p!tfc. a
blacg. lue Jersey bra won II 10 minutes
Trith nulu y r.ev, = gr,y mixed. 3 Inc. 10 ozs.
New ork pltted Wal e. ani ~ cr hard battle OF 10
milur- NE Grove his -pur through thc hea4 OF lis Og
Eleventh u.in-Jersev sent a Jersey spargior back.
Ald NeN YORK white rel OF lbs. ~. each. NftCr
i3 minute the JersC' man was declared victor
lNrl'th main Inls was the hnrd,s fought battle ~
all Jers IS Nas lAcs fcl nj New York gray, o. ia
Wcighu. iIe. Us. The battle quick sharp, and
hat4, aha IN minutes New Jersey wa, declared tue
kesLlt-Jcrsey, ~ New York g.
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railroad TAXATION.
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company mud Its
UntRxed Property in Jersey civ.

Trenton, Feb. 12.-Thc constitution of
New Jersey as recently amended requires taxa
ton to bo made uniform and under general laws
aud Gov Iiedle in his message recommended
that separate general law. be applied to riilr ad
taxation. The Legislature is now considering
the subject.
When the United Railroads Of View Jersey,
which have been leased TO the Pennsylvania
hiilroad Company, were irst incorporated their
property At each terminus was freed from NUM-
c'pal taxation, In order to encourage an enter
prise that was certain to benefit the state They
lMd as transit duos TO the : ate 81 for each
,nrnurh passenger until 1869. In tre u can time
tne'r tfaihc had grown 81 RE inat these transit
uues amounted IN 1868 to S2,s.OD
go, o' tuey induced tue Legislature TO substi-
tutc TOT TINS svstem tax NJ onl.haif OF one ppr
cent. ON the cost u their roads. As this nrovis-
h ,h YOU'D save them hundreds Of thousands Of
~, ,ney LOOK good care TO bind the bargain
ny 80 RAINING the law MS TO make VI an irrereni-
hblr contract, and their lcssees the pennsv va.
ma hiirVdd Company have gone on under il
ever since. ~
The bill now before the Legislature nroposes
state tax on he railroads of one half of ono
ucr cent. on the cost OF their construction nm
pendagcs, and equipment, leaving them liable
10 luuiclptl taxation besides. The ptuneVl-
vauin Railroad COMPANY now comes In and asks
tne repeal OF the law of 1869, which had been
mlue ircpeaaue save by the assent Of both
uhrtles ana desires TO come under the propns 9 a
new general law, and thus TO lessen its taxes bv
ahtut SlyuOOU wear. An amendment was pro-
Ioseu 10 us representatives. IN the hearing be-
fore the JOINT committee. by which thav were TO
he let In, provided they first renowned the
:. ccial privilege granted To the United ,mpa-
mes m Their infancy, and would agree 10 pay ui-
tMOVlIsp worth Of untaxed property ia Jersey
CIV, and Therefore dt clined the offer. 80 the bill
" reported To- the House without Including
the fehnsy lvanin RAILROAD Company in lis pro-
VISIONS. The light is atifl on.
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To THE Enron or ms SCN-Sr: 1 often
hoard Lult Mon,z oApress he opinion Of the Cunning
ham nrdrl MURDER ana eau ADJ 20 what Nuu have plb.
lsled tne fooNiuR she sil1. rhe nrst time visited
Mrs. Cunningham she vas SICK confined to her Ued
t,ok chair, at her invitation and sat llwn. In tie
position ia which sit my oaof WAS turned T. the foot
Of the bed After SITTING PROB bly, haf IN hour arose
for some purpose ami for me hrst tune q large
liesW picture b 'uNns ON the wall Immediately al
the foot OF thr hHd We hal ia ktt up that un1 10
gehrra way bout tnr ria ant misery she had gone
through bu. when asked AhO,e picture that was and
en-" rtpu q vain much itclln-, that II was Dr. Burdrs
lei the nlu-ai"s of humanity Ia ny slu burst tnelr
bAfrtrs, and embraced the woman with an energy
ana erNur mat tue poor, suck ncart TOkcn
turo We te used a., aud W. both hurst into tears
lsr recovering our equilibrium nttle ana Hs Though
sue owned thr feclr of my suu, fhc id, IL must
nave netI TIE good God thlt ecut you mere tpdy.
hsNe moi fclt as happy since tne day o. hls urath'
Lult MOhicI alvey included villa "A siruug Hsser
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Mmried-On Wednesday, nj the resi-
dance OF Mr.. Waym n 81 ,rk, nv T. A. " uliums,
Esq, RS PrgiV Glover 20 rummv Harriet. Sud
Peggy is Of the tender axe OF MY Growing
weary OF single blrsseun"ss, she set out last
Sunday muraiug on u ledp wear counting eXrur
sion, After visiting sever eligible single men,
and having TO re mo Tor an answer, she AT
Of her intended victim. lie Is nineteen wears
old. and has lived In tins wicked W rid long
enough to experience all tue Inconvenience AMI
desOlation of tho boy who Is too big for his
m nmy Ia sp NIX, ana vet has no one 10 sew on
his buttons. She made her proposal with true
biSscxtlle Dodnesl, and he, overcome with
modcsiy and confusion, at first blu3hed, sighed,
anu hung down his mead. Hut, after tantahzing
her for some time with his cpyness, he hn liz
sank upon her breast, and was enclosed IN her
10 ring arms. You may guess the rest
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CONSPlRED TO ROB ABANK.
ROC YES IN man STfTTONS 10 RE
BRO UGHT TO JUSTICE
STOCK owned nv Grant, Dent, Bnbcock. ana
others IN Investigation into the Affair.

stock owned Inv Grant, Dent, BnbcocL ma
Othcrs IN lnNrsiigntion into the Affair.
Of the Broken Frecdmcn's Institution,
WASHINGTON, Feb 13.-Those who i'm.
acine that the NEGOTIATIONS now going on lnto
the afTaifs Of the puudeted Freedman Rank
Will nor be thorough and searching will waLe
up some morning TO End themselves mistaken.
Mr. Douglas, Chairman Of the Committee ia in
earnest and the manner in which he brings Tn.
truth out of unwilling witnesses is admirable.
Whenever thew attempt to preyarlcato be faoas
them with the record.
Enough damnng proof has already been de-
teloped to warrant the indictment Of three or
four well known characters here for a delber-
ate onspiracy to rob tho bank. After good
deal OF trouble. the stock book Of the Seneca
Stone Company was got bold Of. showing Grant,
Horace Porer. g rs. DaHcock and Don't and,
IN iact, u the White House Ring. to have Deen
Urge stockholders in the concern. Grant had
.;,-W SHARES. " N also shown that the funds Of
we bank wcre ~ the mercy Of this Rim for sew
erI YEAR. Now and then Boss shepherd Is
rnutht 70 the surface In these rasc lily transac-
tons. A. % gct 'rIl thing, however h Is found
AZ unY uhuer cover OF some one else. Indeed. 10
Is curious o. SEQ how many persons he uses to
get chcstnuts into his own sack
- Among otner things. the testimony will estab-
lish the fact thar the Snharf The An
bolt the washing on asphalt. and tbs
metropolis paving companies we're all owned
oy mat same old Ring, CONFUSED Of Boss Shep-
hero, John o Evans, Hallett kilbourn, Lewis
Clenhnne Got. NGnOenburg, and one or two
Others. hese tompanics m nut .ct,lred stock
hppatentlv Tor the express purpose Of hynothe-
eating 70 for money borrowed at the = ed
mans Bank. This furnishes the clue to Shep-
htfd establishing hoard prices" and c1rllv
locking tine door Of hls oc.ce md dividing ths
I contracts ~ among his pals. Murder will
Out sooner or Liter.
Liisv Sarge ut tnsulted the Intelligence OF
the senate during rio debtte on the q IS bonds
bY ing Penis' lvant avenue was hot paved w
thc BOARD OF iuuhc Works II was paved by tho
very same men, with 4. X. shepherd at their
mead, VINO aficrwird cOn'noscd the Roard u
Iuuhc WORKS ami its striNrrs. In snort, the
bntrd OF ~ liz VI orli was he CORRUPT onsprinR
OF That scanGalous ioD. r-gusIlvauia avenue
never was ~ wursc condition than Il is to day.
A. T. Shephf rd. John q. Er u.s. Lewis Clephnne,
aud l.. BIO sn are the nen VINO did that fob oj
wood pavement,
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To THE EDiToR OF THE SuN-Sn: Mr..
llilY Burch, minstrel performer. tells one Of
Your REPORTERS that ne did moi know II Pcter
former A. | m puulicly known t. have m de
such ettlnu-uut ttr tue purpose OF notluciy
or any unrl-nteous emo, hut rather t. LlnrtY
H.d' 10 whom owe moro thn tn man, rud not
wishing g. he deemed untruthful-l do beg 10
explain; never went unier my proper name,
lut adopted mat Of Pete JACKSON. 1 am known
by II o. s!n Francisco, wpere performed four
ana hllf years ago. Neu Iidtrigtn. Cduel and
tuoreI, song dud dance men, ana Charley
Rhodes, banjo player knew me there ana can
verify the truth Of TINS statement. Ny uHri
WAS Dutch song and dance and liz work | vs. iil
also ada that avn known by all my acau int
ances in the Eighth Ward as Peto Jackson If
M obI CT were money could make 1t IN the
ninste business, hut being caled of Gld to
aud save mems souls, | now turn my talent If
SONG In that diIectlpn. PETER DWYll
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a Rising Man In Tennessee.

There is living i'll Perry county, Tenn.
james Homer. the tennessee giant. At eight
ana weighed lS1 pounds. At tweuty-one he was
FIX Inches taller. aud weighed 2l0 pounds Any
CROWN after tnat was not noticed until lie was
twenty-iour years Old, and then only bv the
smallness Of hi clothes, and he then measured
IN ms stockings Six ieet nine inches. Since then
he Is now thirtN-pne years Of agc-he has at
tanned the height Of seven feet nine inches. AMI
Is still growing, TINS being an Increase OF about
two inches annually. Somo years he grows more
and some less. hut this is his average. While he
ought to weigh at least 800 pounds, lie weighs
only % He - excessively lank and gawkN, and
possesses only one quality in a large degree. and
thlt I, his anility to walk lie thinks nothing 4
walking from home TO Linden, the county seat,
twelve miles distant, and back to diunor.
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AN UNroRrrNArH SET or Mry.


From Ms Baltimore sun.
when the doors of the senate were closed
on Thursday In executive business lively and
Interesting discussion, which was entirely INN
tcipHied. sprung up.
Nr. llamlin, vino has been in the Senate on
and OIL for n fun generation. IL a great sticklrr
for revolutionary customs. lie complained that
custom was growing up by winch uuuriy ilrred
PERSONS were constantly gaining access to the
nror OF he Senate, crowding the sofas and
chairs and the retiring rooms, und interfering
with tho comfort of Senators. until he sid
We are getting as bad a. that mob at the other
end Of tho Capitol" lie icctured the Youthful
President rro tenn. Mr. Ferry, very severely,
and sud ne was re-. pnnslhle in admitting peotle
e. the hoor who had no rgnt there; that he
sh uii NOT be assuming prerug ttyes which did
4 attach To HIN.
Mr.. Ferry demurely re bonded that he had
Only followed the precedent set him 10y former
occupant- of the chair.
other Senators followed. and said they were
~ rsccutcu to the verge If dlstractiun by hum
mers aud olice-hunter-, male and female: That
m'ny OF these bcoNle pursued them even into tho
noses outside thew were surrounded and bad
eored SO that they did not know where To turn.
Dir. tonkilnG saId thgt recently he had taken
account on" DAY "i the nut Ter of CARDS Drought
y him, and had asccrtHnsd tha3 " hufes pufi red
u M"Wi iHfe S''rh hlu gust about i've minutes
OF the whole dab * session.
Ten. Ii nsom, whose seat IS near one of the
a,or., sud VA. DO was nude . messenger If {;
the door and asked hun to call this or tuat
senator.
Mr. ConLliug referred to the fact that the late
Sen 'tor Sumner m de II an imperative role to
refuse To see visitors whiio ne was engaged in
oMciHl duties. Mn card VS. brought to
nm, no matter whose lame was on IL. g. in
Is IN Sc sion"
Senator Cameron remarked that lac was much
less ANNOYED uy the visitors ana the cards ia n
h. wa, ny the MA neisHite speeches Of senators.
finaily. on motion OF Mr.. Ncrrimou. tine COM
mlttee on tui,s were instructed to prepare a
rule winch Will prohibit the ANNOYANCE 10 sem
mors, occasionsd 10y the sending Of visiting
cards wnile the Senate j. IN session. The recep-
crowded ~
whole day with persons waiting to interview
senators, Tost or thom after g., zee, and the her
s'stencc whicn they show, especli liy ;ue Ia
hues, would scarcely be credited by those who
are not cye-W tnesses.