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National Republican., 1877-10-20

1T Is to be regretted that the rc-establish-
mcnt of the whipping-post in Virginia is being
agitatcd. A rural correspondent of the Rich.
mond Dispatch grows facctious over it, He
says that scores of old farmers would ride
twenty miles 10 beg the pleasure Of giving a
''niggcr good ninc.and thirty" while "to
rcvel in the rare luxury of whaling lank,
lean New England Yankee, rcdolent of cod
fish, they would fight" We trust such senti-
ments do not grow out of the clemsnay e,ssEn
by the President to the South.
National Republican., 1877-10-20
Mt. Vernon Route Next Year

1t is understood that the Mt. Vernon route
between this city and Mt Vernon has been given
to Mcssrs CorcOran 4 Blake although they were
not among the public bidders. As there was
very lively competition for this route, the ladies
were enabled to make much better terms for the
lease than formerly. The public will undoubtedly
be greatly benefited, as the ladies had bids from
seyernl responsible parties who offered to build
new boats expressly adapted for this route aud II
Is presumed the Board Of Regents have secured
such guarantees az will insure To the patrons OF
this route the comforts as well as the safety, We
should expoat at the nations capital.
National Republican., 1877-10-20

1T SEEMS to be the unanimous opinion that
Congress will pass the necessary bill and ap-
preparation providing for the proper reprcsen-
tation of the United States at the Paris Expo
late Centennial Commissioner, is here, assisting
Gen. HAwLEY in pushing the necessity for an
immediate appropriation before Congress
They express confidence in the success of thcii
efforts. If, however, 1t is well to do 1t, should
1t not be done quicklyr Every days delay in
this matter is equal to a months loss of time
Congress should act promptly IL at all.
National Republican., 1877-10-20
DIED.

DRAEGER-On Thursday, 18th Of October, at
o'clock .. M, CHAuLrss DRAEGER aged twenty three
years. f,ur months and sixteen days.
The friends ofthc family are invited to attend the
funeral. Sunday, the sst instant, at clock y.
from the residence OF his parents OF second
and q streets northeast.
ARNFsrH.-On Thursday. October IL, 1877, at I:g u
m, our little WILLIE beloved son Of W. II. and G.
Arneth. aged three years, one month and seven days
LEWIS-A Hopeton on the morning OF October
10, 1877, In the seventyllrst year O his age, J. G..
LAWS formerly OF Delaware county, Ohio, but for
the last thirty.sk years resident OF this District.
Fisnds are invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence Sunday, the 2ist instant at o'clock
D. III.
KuRrZ.In Georgeown. on the morning Of the
| 18th inst. Lieutenant Colonel JoHS d. KUHrZ Unl-
ted states Corps Of Engineers In the hty-seventh
| year OF his age.
| Funeral from Christ church, Georgetown. on Satur-
hay, the 1th Inst, at G;N H. m. Pail bearers please
meet puncunlly nj a. at the house OF Prot ]. l..
| NOurse, Green and StOdtlnrt streets Georgetown.
National Republican., 1877-10-20
The Labor Exchange,

Nothing Of special interest took place at
the Exchange yesterday. There were, in ALL thirty
one applications filed. The managers are very de.
sirnuS that the citizens OF the District should take
more interest In this work. If there Is any one
who doubts that there Is great suffering In the Dis
trct among the poor. an hours experience at the
Exchange will convince him otherwise.
National Republican., 1877-10-20

1T HAS DEEM NOTICED that Cox skirmishes
around BUTLER with some care. Several days
since BUTLER asked him for the floor, and he
gave it up instantly. A burnt child breads
the fire. Besides. no one knows where the
great son of Massachusetts, is going to throw
that hatfull OF bricks.
National Republican., 1877-10-20

WHAT WIT there is sometimes in an unex-
pccted application of familiar quotation! In
a party Of gentlemen the other day some one
asked, why has no full answer ever been
made by any of the gold rcsumptionists to the
arguments of Senator JONES and others on the
silver question: "Oh," said Gen. ScnENCK,
that must be because Speech is silver and
silence is goldcn ~
National Republican., 1877-10-20
MlRRTED.

ERNEY-RIGGLES-On the 18th Of October,
1877. by the Rev. IL Peyton Brown, CHARLES A.
EHNEy. of York. Pa, aud HANNAH L. RiGaLEs, OF
this city.
SrOTLER-ABRAMS.-On the nth OF Octcber
1871 at the residence of the brides parents Howard
county, Nil, by the Rev. Mr.. Rose nESRy X. Sror
LER, Of Pttsburg, Pa, and sALLiE H., daughter o.
Judge Abrams
National Republican., 1877-10-20

AMIDST wars and rumors of war it is re-
freshing to have to chronicle the fact that the
recent rumors that war was imminent between
the British and the Ameer of Afghanistan and
the Khan Of Kelat are unfOunded.
National Republican., 1877-10-20
WOOD AND COAL,
EXClI KSIONS.

NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAssENGERs.
The steamer ARROW, Captain Frank HONnst
head, Is the only boat allowed to land passengers IT
Mount Vernon Wharf Passengers taking thli
steamer (Which is CONNECTED with the Ladies' Mount
Vernon AssOciaton) avoid riding In anibutncea
three miles, as by other lines.
Round trip, o., including admission to Mansion and
Grounds -
Steamer leaves Seventh street wharf DAILY, (sun
day encepted) at 10 a. ~. and returns about u, M
J. MCH. .HOI.LiNGSWORTH,
Supt Ladies' Mount Vernon Association.
FRANK HOLI.lSGSHEAD str. Arrow. Jy2-u
National Republican., 1877-10-20
NEW ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON.

The new, safe and cOmnIodlonS steamer MARY
WAShINGIoN y now carr{lns ia+'eikers 70 ML
to the Mansion, by ls route PERSONS avoid u hot
walk up a oIIg hill. The distance Is one and half
miles, not three. Leaves seventh street wharf every
day SUNDAY eNcepedl Ht iG0o M and returns about
$50 NJ. Fare -, Including admission and carriage
ride TO and from the Mansion les.tf
National Republican., 1877-10-20

Mr.. N. n. FUGITT Is Agent for the rccc'p pit
Of Advertisements and subscriptions for thus
Paper, ms well as for the Collection OF Ac-
counts.
Mr.. ID. II McCLELLAND Is aiSo authorized
10 solicit Advertisements.
National Republican., 1877-10-20
HOUSES.

HnshinptOn has bcconc tdrge INT p'dnnrts dr, OF
no dpH and there Is only i01U 10 rent hon's
quickly and 70 pood tcndnt; IN ats By nNlfinp an dd.
rCrfierlnrnf IN THE RErrBLfCAS. Ar ddrsTiissfnSN
cpf yoTiv otnts for The aTd and each Rbtqcnt Glser-
tfOn,
National Republican., 1877-10-20
MAaAzINEs roR NOVEMBER.


4 Co, New York. The November number Is rich
IN Illustrations, and IN quantity and variety of
matter Among the contributors are W. Mckay
IAhnn, Frank r. Stockton, Henry James, Adeline
Trnfton, Mary L. Ritter. Mrs. licrrck, Bret liarte,
John q. Stevens and many gems by the editor and
others.
The Ecicrtic, edited by W. II. Bidwei and pub.
lshed by L. X. Peltun. M. 25 Bond street, New
This is flied with most excellent selections OF sub
stnntinl foreign literature and enbcllishcd by a
handsome steel engraving of Ex.frcsident Mark
Hopkins, Of Williams College. II has further in.
"'The Life and Times u Thomas Beckett" by
Anthony FrOudc; Life at Bucharest" &C., &c.
" Nicholas, Scribncr's illustrated magazine for
girls and boys, conducted by Mary Mapcs Dodge,
and one for the little pcople to go into ecstacies
over. II need not be said that the quality OF the
matter Is not only superior but entirely uncxccp
tiOnnbe In tone, for the name Of the conductor is
simply superb. By all means get copy for the
children.
Rirrtiro0d for October comes from the Leonard
Scott Publishing Co. II Barclay street, New York
and l.. NJ. Whitaker 4 son, oil Pennsylvania ave
nue. Washington, p C. This antiqnated and highly
fully up to the times In all the Inn
provemellts that are real In the magazine line.
pauline" Is concluded In this number, and must
| certainly be pronounced one of the most entertain.
THE Helena of Euripldcs," part I Of Mine Is
Thine and variety Of articles make up yalua-
The Spiritual Offering. a monthly magazine, de.
voted 10 the Interests Of humanity. published at
Springfield, Missouri marks the progress of spirtu-
| alism westward. Il is sent us by $. NJ. Baldwin,
go street, and Is filled with variety Of well
written articles In advocacy of the modern spirit
ual philosophy. Its perusal will afford much en-
joymen to those who are In search of Light in that
direction,
National Republican., 1877-10-20
New Publications,

We have received from Ballantync, 42s
Seventh street. Lii" Of the star series, published
by J. b. Lppncott & Co., Philadelphia. LII Is q
beautiful Irish romance, by Mrs FcNthcrstonhaugh,
which illustrates life IN the Emerald Isle to dot
The interest OF the reader Is ntrnctcd In the open
ing chapter, and Ia maintained with unilhggillg
strength to the end Of the book. 1t Is handsomely
printed and bound In cloth.
d. NJ Bennett, lil Eighth street, New York, sends
us a ncntly.printcd and bound limo volume,
delIty," being Joint discussion between RcY.
%. II. Humphrey, Presbyterian clergyman
OF New iork, and D. NJ. Bennett, cditCr
Of the Truth Seeker. twas conducted In the col
each contestant appearing each week. beginning
April T. 1877, and closing September 20, 1877, thus
continuing Just six months, giving thirteen letters
from Humphrey and thirteen replies by Bennett
Part 1.-The relative services of Christianity and
inndeiity IN American liberty.
Part 1.-THE relative services Of Christianity and
inndclity to learning and science.
Part HIS there stronger probability that the
Bible is divine than that nfdclty Is true?
Tho discussion has excited q large share OF inter
ct bnlh among believers aud unbclicyers, and as
both sides are fairly presented, 1t Is suited to read
crs Of all shades OF opinion
A casual examination Of this imprcsscs the mind
Of the believer In irst great creative cause Of
the planetary system with wonder that any one
can doubt the existcncc-thc permanent and cter-
calls tod. To those who wish TO reason upon a
proposition 50 sclfcvdent the book may afford
sJmc 'sistancc. The discussion Is regarded as an
able one, and was conducted In the best temper
aud with the greatest fairness. We would not ad.
wise any who Is satisfied with his present reli.
yUus belief to enter the broad field of speculation
| un the existence Of the Creator Of the Universc.
lie might as well question his own being and that
of the world he inhabils to attribute their crea-
lion to the chance exercise Of force without intel
| ligcncc.
National Republican., 1877-10-20

CNOw Is THE TIME TO SELL" LADIES.
~ Geuts and Chlldrens Cast on Wearing APP
parel, Boots, Shoes, Nc nj extraordinary high cash
prices al "JUSTHS Old stand" No. GlS street
northwest All notes by mall VIII DO promptly ut
tended tO sPplttf
National Republican., 1877-10-20

All communications designed for publication
ahotld N brcf plainly icrtcn aud only upon side
q( he paper Communications uRdccompdnied jy The
same QJ The author not solicited and CW neither BE-
rcnd nor returned Rejected manuscript rW not bc re.
hgnod nor prccrred. The croirded state Qf our col.
smns during The session Qf Congress TR preclude The
Insertion Qf long articles.
SATURDAY ;iiii;iiii; o. ToBER - 1877
National Republican., 1877-10-20

$lOTo S25 As1ns nAx .ens SSsE our NGDE ShIGmas ay
Crayons, and Reward Motto, SCRIPTURE Text Trans;
samples, worth g. sent postpaid ior T5c. Illustrated
Catalogue Tree J. IL BUfFuRps SONS, Boston
EktablIshed 1850 je2Obm
National Republican., 1877-10-20

NOR RENTING. 900 A street. 8. f., Capitol hill)
l. thirteen rooms and ba h, all modern improve
ment In Compl to order; corner hnuse fine yard;
two story; side piazzR &. WIN be furnished, Il de.
sired, with new goods from hest m lkers. Apply 10
rner & TO-, el8 Fstreet, GO H. Hill, 1901 Tenth
street O.O!Js
National Republican., 1877-10-20

LNDR RENT-Wcll furnished double house north
y w,a. COZ tannt fur;een roon and basement
La all mOdtrn convent nt-: stahln with hOnS'. n de-
; r,d Address for three days, Box @oh city Post
OIiicy, OC03t
National Republican., 1877-10-20
FOR SALE.
WANTS.

yVANTED-ROARDER AT GSl d STREET
W northwest Room and board u per week. Good
table board a per VT elk. Ocj I'm
National Republican., 1877-10-20

FOR RENT.
FURN ISL II u HOr ES,
have several nne HOUSES. del Rhtfilly located,
and rnisncG In excellent style for rent for the seos
OF Congress by the year, at prices ranging from
| 500 to $50 per month, to private Families only
J. " n. HuYCk,
X, al Estate Agent,
No. 1J0j Pennsylvania avenue,
oct3im Arlington Insurance Company Bulldlng
National Republican., 1877-10-20

NOR RENT TO A GOOD TENANT FOR A
II moderate price. the beautiful residence known
ns Hillside" III UniOntOwn, u short walk nom tho
car route House contains eight rooms, two pinZzns
front, with barn, crringc-houSe. wOgdhonsc. hem
house, &C., and two acres OF ground, with choce
fruit. Inquire at 6la r stI northw,s'. Oci1-stf
National Republican., 1877-10-20

TOR RENT NT-FuRNIsHED-A FINE RESI-
Il DESCE. No. ~ vette street, Georgetown,
formerly oCcnpi, by Hon samuel j. Randall; stable
and cn rrngp hotise; low, ocID-6ts
National Republican., 1877-10-20

TOR RENT.-TltREE-SrORY BRICK HOUSE,
Sas Pennsylvania avenue southeast, near the
Capitol. Cars pss the door; eleven rooms: all modern
oIvcnenccs; heat, by hrnac Roooh cellar; Every
IN ng fresh, and In complete order. Rent ~: Key ~
Pant sore No. ~. Apply at Room q Wlnders
Bulding. ociI-6r
National Republican., 1877-10-20

LNOR RENT-sli TWELFTH STREET-A HAND
Il SOMEI. Y-furn.hed HOUSE, Of thirteen rooms,
suites OF furnished Rooms first, second and third
floor. House contains all modern improvements.
ssaB wFMlOt-
, 1877-02-20

Judgment Of court Of Law instead Of re-
sort to arms Is fit occasion for nationa, greti-
tutfo, and If that Court lad found that TIL
DEN had been elected, thAt declaration, ~ a
substitute for war, wou1d have been a
proper occasion for national rejoicing. Ever
Since Dars1ow laid violent hands on tho
whisky .thicves and their dependents and
binckmailers, The tribo Of offlceholding poll
ticians and organs hare had disguht for Tho
law and for courts Of justice. They aro not
in favor Of referring any question to court |;
they prcfor 10 hare ali matters determined
by caueus-whlch will, in any event, pro-
teot tho men In Office, and tako caro- that tho
other sids have no shars Of the spoils. Had
Tho Court Of Arbitration found that T1LpEx
was honestly and fairly elected, and should
turn out all tho Republican officers, II would
have been better for tho whole country thai
such result was reached in that way than
10 have had HAYxs counted in, in defiance Of
such verdict, and the country plunged in
war.
, 1877-02-20

We published yestordny letter from Mr.
DAxEa, Of Douglas County, in this SIate,
complaining Tint under the decision OF tho
Supreme Court there Is now M law in iii.
nois whereby there can ho compulsory draip-
age OF low lands. lie represents that very
'nrgo proportion Of the innd in the corn belt
Of this State is unproduclive because 1t Is not
drained; and, In the absence Of a law, thore
is no power to compel owners Of lind 10 con-
tribute towards drainage. We do not pretend
to be abto to point out how astcn law ought
to provide for the general drainage Of low
lands; tho circumstances vary according to
location, aud what might be reasonable In
one locality might be oppressive In others.
II strikes us that this is subject which tho
Legislature might properly commit to tho
authorities Of tue several countics, to be acted
upon by the immediate representatives Of tho
county in which the drainage is reeded.
These officers conld best provide and arrange
q system Of benefits and injuries rs between
individuals aud between The towns. There
ought to be no more trouble in providing for
drainage than for opening ronds; 1t dsninogo
la needed, 1t Is needed, ~ roads are, moi only
for private but for the public benefit anil
convenience. Dut when men will not volun-
tarily unito In needed improvement, there
should be a power, lodged somewhere nntlcr
proper guards and restraints, to compel an
equitable contribution by all parties In pro-
portion to their respective benefits and share
in the cost of the general Improvement.
, 1877-02-20


II in not easy to reconcile tho action Of the
House majority in voting rcceSa yesterday
for twenty -four lonrs with tho action OF tho
CAUCUS on Saturday night IN pledging tho
party in Congress to resort to no Alibustor-
ing or other means Of delaying the compile
ton OF tha Electoral count. An honest
tulhl1ment Of tho policy decided upon In
caucus, and an honast obaarvan Of the pro.
visions OF the Electoral law, would have re-
quised tint the HOUSE proceed at once upon
tho two-hours' debate Of the objections to tho
Louisiana decision, and thon to unite forth
with In joint sesaion with tho Senate for tho
resumption OF the count. Various reasons
aze given Tor this deliberate waata Of
time TINT is valuable both for tho
purposes Of tho count and for tho
disposal Of Legislative business; but the true
reaaon is not gIveu,-that the Democrats arc
10th to so fosward.vith the work that must
bring Gov. HAxza into the Presidential Office,
md are dragging along from day TO day in
s:he hope that something will turn up .
which will furnish prete1t for delaying 10.
lion beyond March 3. They are playing q
.xaiting game, and evidently have 10 inten'
ion Of proceeding with tho business oi
.pseaidsn.-making any faster than they ar
; compelled to.
, 1877-02-20

Another Democratic caucns was held in
Washington last evening, aud frantic efforts
wero made by tie ravolutionista to secure
reconsideration OF tho notion OF tho CAUCUS
Of Inst Saturday night, and adopt tho policy
Of delay in ort1cr to defeat tha Electoral
count. Violaut speeches were made III snp-
port OF suoh measures, and DAnsEr CAuL-
FIELD, who niwaya' contrives to hnvo
a hand in ali sorts Of fooliahness, went
30 far rs to seriously propose That
the uonss undertake to bring ahont
reconsideration OF Tho notion Of the joiut
Convention in counting the voto Of Illinois !!
1t is needless 10 s.ale that this cu1inontly
idiotio proposition was not adopted. Tho
prepondernnco Of the conservative element
VA. 80 manifest That mono Of the measures
Of tie extremists were pressed to vote,
and The caucus adjourned without having
taken my action at variance with that OF tho
previous meeting.
, 1877-02-20

The Chicago produce markets were gen.
i, ,rally lower, grain being rather quiet and
provisions active. Ness pork closed Goo per
.,zl lower, at Sl4.s5 cash aud Sl4.G0 for
!, darch. Lard closed 400 per 100 lbs lower,
1T about $1,000 for cash or March. Meats
:1osesl castor, at 10 for loose shoulders, sAa
ar short7ibs, and 8ac for short-clears.
iighwiues wero 10 lower, st $l,o44@l.o5.
Flour uss quiet aud unchanged. Wheat
Ilosed s@le lower. at *1.B0{ cash and Sl.sl /
:or March. Corn closed 10 lower, At 4l{s
;or Narch and 453o for May. Oats closed
20 lower. At s44o cash aud 34ao for March.
:sye Was dull, Vt Csc. barley closed easy
+ 5oa for March. Hogs were dull, aud
F. ,sices OF heavy grades were 10000 lower
:l:ommon to prime light sold 81 S5. 7o@5.s0,
!. nd heavy At e5.G5@G.4o. Cattle were fairly
! ctiss aud steady, with sales chiefly 1t 81. 2:
3.If4.75. Sheep were unchanged,-quoted =
:, i,8.oo@5.50. 0ns hundred dollars in gols
, 1877-02-20

ASSASSINATION AS a POLITICAL REMEDY.
Thore IN general expression OF horror
and disgust by all parties at Wellington for
tho scaudalous appeal by the Warrington
paper for tho assassination OF President
IfAYEs. That tho Infamous character Of the
suggestion may be seen, We reproduce the
paragraph, which WINS IL follows:
II q man EifArks] thus returned to power can
sldo In safcty from tho Executive Mansion 10 ths
t4pitn IL he fnasl.Hsned. We sro fitted for the
siavery that wIIl follow tho Inauguration. Va do
mol hcl1cys the people Of the United Xtates Of
this seryiie sort. We 10 not believe that thar
prepared, without blow, 10 part with their hard.
earned, b.ood.stalned possess!ons. Notice II now
scrtcd on the ctikens Of Louisiana and S1uth
Carolina tdAt they must care Tor themselves. How
koon lamp osts will bear fruit to for them to say.
To Tho peorto OF tbs North and West notice Il
giseu that bondho!dofs and monUpoitss may tatten
securely. that sllrlnkago Of vaiues u now In
order. II there Il law for fraud, thcra Il reason
for violence. and to that wo make our last appeal.
This appeal for ".violcnce," coupled with
tho suggestion that the country viii bs lifted
for slavery II HArEa be not assassinatod on
biz way 10 be inaugarntod, bctraYs malig-
nity that rarcly finds expression, The men
! who thfuA, devise, md wish for these things
| generally are silent, aud seldom give public
expreRaion 10 their foc!ingt. Tho Washing
ton Capital has been published II Washing
ton for some years. 1t Is weekly paper,
| published on Sunday, and representing tho
extremist Democratic opinions. It has united
blacktnailing with lobbying, 1ta silence or
its advocacy were for sale. It was In the
sorvice OF any job that would pay. It was
| ~
, 1877-02-20

Tho determination rcachol by tho Presl.
dent md Cabinet to institute criminal pro-
csedines againHs tho responsible author OF
the assassination article in tho Washington
Capital of Sunday will be worry gonor1lly
md heartify approved by tho people Of all
parties. 30 grave an offcnso against tho
public roaco mud 30 gross au iuIraotlon Of
tho privileges Of the press ought not 10 so
UNPUBLISHED. II ii believed that the crla,o
OF tho Capita! Is inaiutallo under Tho United
States statutes and under tho common law,
and tho Attorucy-Goneral will immediately
bring tho lnattor before tho Dlsttict Grand
.Ttrv
, 1877-02-20

Consumers OF kerosene oil will be interest
ed in hearing TINT tho great petroleum COM
bination has gone 10 pieces, 20 far as Canada
is concerned. Forty retinora Of tho Domin-
ion have boon thus set at liborty TO manu-
facture for tho Canadian market, and the
price there will Immediately fall at least II
cents gallon. It is not probable, therefore,
that 10 cents can much longer bo e1torted
from our own people for o0.cont oil, as this
important change In tho Canadian trade will
net act as tonic on the moribunl monopoly.
, 1877-02-20

Greenbacka At the New York Gold Ex
change yesterday closed Mt ots.

Information is received ut a late hour this
morning that tho st. Lonia bridge is on fire
and threatened with destruction. At lao
a. m. no details are at hand, but nur dis.
patches received up to tho time Of going 10
press will contain MI the facts possible to
..1t
, 1877-02-20

And now the whisky manufacturers have
conceived tie idea Of organizing man.
moth pool, having for Its object the regu-
1ation and control Of the entizo product OF
the distiIleries Of tho United States, both az
to quantity md market price. Tho scheme
is magnificent in Its proportions, and for ita
ancceas requires tho cooperation and tho
practical consolidation Of the enormous
capital employed in the production oi
whisky, highwines, alcohol, etc.
, 1877-02-20

maT hare for tha future and necessarily
doubtful hcncGt of the extreme Democrats
at the North. II tho professctf interest Of
the Northern Democrats In the Sonth is sim.
ply selfish, tho Southern people can scarcely
10 blamed for rrcfcrring ready advantages
10 Advantages TINT arc morally conditional
uron tile SUCCESS Of Tho Democratic party.
The information aud all tho apprehension on
.l,is subject, however, come from the North
ern Democratic newspapers that ars pulled
by Mr. TILpEHfs string.
, 1877-02-20

AWashington correspondent q an Eastern
journal statcs that nr. j. ". f1or4, Of Madison,
Wis, has been engaged 10 prepare 4 general t.
poEt Of the sta&ua Of educational interests In
this country - illustrated by the facts aud s.a
ttstics derived from tho late Centennial Exrosf
tlon. DR.. floTr IL eininentiy fitted for such an
important work.
, 1877-02-20

An exchange explains that tho opalon IA
erroneous that Judge BRApLxy, being thu
fifteenth man, votes last on tho rolI-eall. "Oa
Ill questions on which the sense of tho Com
mission il taken the membera' uamss arc called
in alphabetical order, beginning with ABBOTT
{Dem.l 4 member Of the House, aud ending
with THURMAN fDeu,.>, member Of the Senate.
Judge BhADLzy's name comes third on the roll,
and Is the first Of the hye Supreme Justices
to ba called.