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THE DISTRICT NEIL EsriTE PoUL.
Mr.. Tidridrc mniscs u statement Mr. Giover's
Denial A Lively Scene.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27-Thc Hon. Chas A.
Eldridge. cx-mombcr Of Congress. appeared
before the Real Estate Pool Committee to-day
and made statement In substance that tho
t'siimony Of N, ssrs. Taylor and Slater. to- tho
cffcct that he WIS paid money by DIR. Filbct
white member OF Congress and one of thu Com
mitcc on the District Of Columbia. WINS untrue
He was also anxious 10 appear before the CONF
mirrc and be examined under oath in relation
to tho chargcs but when. in answer TO u
subpoena he did appear ON the 25ih OF March,
1876. h. YVES Informed that he would not be-
want ii on that day. and would bc excused until
notified. Finally. alter repeated opportunities
to hr heard. he WIS put OIL from timc to time.
while gnriled stat me MIS- ~ testimony taken in
srrrct session wrir allowed tO ~ tp the press.
., Mr. Glover. CHAIRMAN II the conm,licc, denied
thr-e statements. Turninl Co MI Eidridge. he
said thnt lasi '-Sion It was not his purpose 20
hurry Nr. T. irdg. testimony. because at A
pool w'rn comin. out. Mr. Edridls" wrote A
J. t'r o. him giving the names OF other ccutc-
Mr.. Eldril-r donicd having mentioned any
nfmDs In ~. tier rofrrnd &c. hat said thut
ia conversation with No. Glover he mentioned
Mr.. rtait at th,- point stated that h had a
c,nv ~ l;,n with tHr chairman. in Tho course
o' which TIE oucr said that he would Ike 10
cum tan~..s ci Mr k,sn,uims BON. rimoy 4
ir7'm luu durin- inc night That Mr. Glover t9' \
AMI villain: that lcttaoNrrl prupus. :. g. make
arreori her which Woull damn Eirdse for
all time to- como; that - iridg, was % sharp.
shrcwi follow, AMI would Zoe coming NJ iUr
onieo som" time. Int that h. Glover did u,f
I'M nd - lraVr enough of him t. run for Qnir'.
Mr.. Glover. in rr-pon~" 10 Mr.. lru- r.
marks. .ail thHi Il VS. strange that Mr.. Pratt.
knowing. ~ h" said h. di, from his iGlov-t -
lls tlit-r tlin.s. snouli have prVl essct *
uarfnrc IT what ne t,tiuNrrl WAS driving At
wii'r he in;"rrogrtrd Mr. E!dridgp c"ucrrniu Z
/ Hall n kllluurus removal from lail du.IIl- tie
night. H cuphaii,ally denied having ever
SAID what Nj, Pratt attributed To- him.
Mr.. PrNt-Mnu | iuu willInl. To- take the stand
and r,itcratc tn ein uAdor natn.
Mr.. GioNer-ihn makes NJ difference, for |
Will swear thai ! ney- SAID anything @, the
Kind.
Nj. Eidridg,c heinz g. ALI i. characterized -
"a l, th. statement ni Slater tlN ho ll.OliN-. J
1 had received from i'r Flhcrt on My 81 AND
June -. ISL. SIP" tiN'ly. CHECKS for 5000
and 3 .jul anil dr-lar "a iha' Dee nDynr r0.clyNd
any chrrk directly or in'ir~'t ly from FnncH n
I Tuylor. or citn'r ni them.
Jonathan Tayi,r made a hrI"f statement. in
tlr course oi winch lac -nil 'nNi hg inl tnuwn
/ Mr. Eidri - toe many airs. and always had
considered him an honorable erntr man.
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JOHN CHTxaMAN IN AMERICA.
Report cfthe Congressional Com mtttec- Chenp
Labor hut Undesirable Iaborer..

WAsH1NGToN Feb. 27.-Thc joint special
committee on Chinese immigration report that
in the discharge OF their duty they have exam
incd 1870 witnesses. representing all classes in
forests, and shades Of opinion on the Pacific
coast They find that this influx OF choap and
docile labor from Asia has been great thing
for that coast 40 far rs material development il
concerned and tina, many Of the capitalists and
employing class have made money out Of it. On
the other hand they find that these laborers
having no families to support and educate.
living on cheap food. herding together
in miserable lodgings, being thus able
men would siarye. have practically monopo-
lizcd number of trades and nvocutions. and in
the others arc steadily crowiing whitn compe-
mechanics and laborcrs. az u class. are bitterly
opposed to this immigration. and with good
raason. In this they have the sympathy Of
many ~ tho Weather classes. incuding sew
ern clcruymep. Tho committed find that the
habits OF the Chinese In San Francisco and clsr-
tn the uhvslcal and moral health Of the COM
munity that they remain n distinct class. OBJ
s,naey rctadinlng .h"r , gRwn SrSss angaa
afiia,%"s IL in%Ss@ ,As5 Asys mSa
their only interest In the country IL 10 mako
enough money TO live on in China and that IA
soon e this i done they go Hack: making room
outflow and in view OF the encouragement to
white emigration there II serious danger, IN the
commttecs Judgment. that the Pacific const
may be Mongolianized. This once accom-
rlishcd. the tide Of p9gan Immigration would
pour over the Rocky Mountains and roll east
ward. II these people nrc To stay here. thny
need the. ballot Tor their protection. and the
theory Of our inssttuiions requires that they
should have It,. but Ia give tito them would b,
| political suicide. 50 far rs California and tn,
pacir, coast generally are concerned Their ar,
enough of thon 70 decide every election, and thu
h.4n Nttft tn l..t4lf
! highest bidder After touching on other minoi
/ topics-nmong them. the commercial honesty d
| the Chinese merchants the wnithlessncss %
! Chinese evidence. the fouds and bloody ARRAY,
between Cinnamon from different provinces
| their cruelty TO the sick and the women. 70
| the committee taking all the facts into consid
Grafton. recommend that the existing trcat,
| with China bc 30 modified and such Legislation
! 10 provided 10y Congress ~ Ia check the innu,
| OF Cinnamon into this country. They w)ulC
! have this done with due regard tQ accrue,
rights and to humanity and they hope III,
/ Chinese Government will seo the matter in th'
| proper light, But the first duty ID " the paci0
] STATES and Territories
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Contents ~ The Weekly SUI.
M wrERLy suSpaDlishcd this morning con-

TIM WIEKLI 1uNpubIIshcd ulls morning con-
tains the following
The Presidential tuunt-bispo.n- OF Tho Oregon Case
INrif.i 10 bate. 'Nfii liuu~ IT, Wit. ltnunc tunn
eel ii,r-icun., ,ania air khse I.aid count south
Gao iinh Ret rftt 90 The tnnni The trnudf
Pro sitnt Elect Hayes Soufrrn cN -frum.c. That
NC kcWhAf.u- are Mailing TOR hin lll- cautiously
Nt'fuuf SlHtrli t Ills rrusf titA. Two X
Acau- WHO Protest speeches u Nossrs sccl,r Hul
~ tree 90 Mas-a, ut tt> nu The Louisiana ta ne0s tie
Lat Anchor uras g. tier nom lAhu Huffiu sail fcd
VIII Inns orauie Last ,tarAnct~. N.>tcs. ~ tHuu.
ds A Nation ui hankruptsi ThN Hoiy Seiclrl in Pale.
tw-SuocAn4 Sg'ncs ~ tho Tumh oi tle saviour. 80
t'rs at NrW Books Truth About the tnuupr H.nr
Laws, Wonderful Discovery biography Prot Weir Is
Telephone The MAJ ru4a >uauuAn pril inHl sketch rs
Mhow and A Nut Z" Crack. the Latest I,leprhthif
NNW-. Nui,- ou - lUurc amt iuturffN MInN columns
90 lifuliM Arfll,. ami Asul utufu Nuiftr. stony
ON uc West l.rl, Itnnt val late Aid Markets
TmK WttKLY srS contains complete cpitOnio OF TIC
ncws OF the week from an parts OF the United state. ami
the Ancr can continent Copies IA wrapper, ready for
mailing TO the old be- had NJ the desk ot car
publication odoc rr,, ioui cents fo sale by all "a,
d,ai, Is IA city ami country.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. H.--In the Senate Mr.
Mcdonald called up the resolution of the House
Of Representatives in respect to the memory Of
the late Speaker Kerr Appropriate remarks
upon the life and character Of Mr.. Kerr were
made by Mcssrs. Mcdonald. Wallace. Wright.
Bayard. Booth. and Morton after which the
resolutions Of the House we're unanimously
agreed to.
Mr. Conovcr tRep.. Fla) presented n petition
OF residents of Washington asking permission
to- use the rotunda at the Capitol for the inau-
Mr.. Cameron utcp Pa. from the Committee
1h lor'iKn hclnti9nS. reported iaNorahly on the
dent to designate and SIT apart Il site for the
colossal statue of Liberty Enlightening the
World and provide for the permanent main
authorizes tho President Of the United States to
nrccpt tho colossal STATUE OF Libcrty Enlisht-
@ %I' puS c" on5 as c s apart or tRs
erection thereof q suitable site upon either
Governors or Bedlocs Island. New York ilar;
Dor; and. upon the completion thereof. shall
cause the same to H. inuuguratcd with such
ceremonies ~ will serve TO testify the gratitude
| of our people for the expressive and icliciious
memorial of the sympathy olour sistcrrcpuhc.
Mr. Sargent Qicp;, Call cnllcd w the House
/ States Of California. Oregon. aud the Terri
| tories II Washington. Idahr, Montana, Utah
| Wyoming, Arizona, New Mexico. and Dakota
person shan Ne permitted either TO reserve 81
! mcguire title 10 inorr than one section of lnnd
under the act" Agreed to.
! Mr.. OgleShv presented the credentials of the
| Hon. David Davis. clert Il United States Sen.
/ pior from tho Stat" NJ Illinois for six years from
/ March I. 1871 Read and llarrd on No.
Mr.. Gordon presented tho credentials Of IN,
/ Hon !. 4. Morgan. elected United States Sen
| ator from the Stlic OF Alabama for siN years
| from March I. 1877,
Senator Sargent tHcp.. CALI presented The re
/ port Of the ioint committee on Chinese imm
grafton. md II wis ordered that Il We printed
Senator Morton llsep., lnd) gave notice OF
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live stock Market.

NV YORK Tuesday. Feb. 27.-For want ol
tr 81 ou, rims, uDrc nutilu- duin- IA bDt cattle
fI-lAt piV.sd Utl lutsisiAivN active Ia.
ing ~ st'N-r r. n tnr common 10 tnni native Nrtt
sli'- amt i'iesiuc. Ion priinc and extra h'ri nom
slau. htrr hui--.
iris nt calves 10 head mainly ulis ted
Ntals The ut maud i4l. aud tir tafkti tHif lH ~
actNc ami nrm "a 10 =. p. tor cnirnnn lriiu.
Nealr. and 20 ed calves Hos dressed ait
bad lair inquiry NJ lns12c q n
Re- cipts u sheep wtr loads ~ hr'd, niri
about II load, remained u-d the pans from
previous arrival There was .crcls mn, dcinHid aud
prices unninniy unchanged. Common to strir ty
prime shcc ed from -. To sc T. ~ Dressed NUT
ton ruled duh al tff,l. & 10 rr prime
CASES Upward u So farcns-s~ inferior mutton
nvod IN Washington Market from Texas and -liiis
slowly at buyers own prices.
Roe, iIis Of swine were ~ rnr loads or $40 hogs
None sod alive Jersey aud state hogs IN lair de
maul "A us. r
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About 100 BROOKLYN druggists yesterday after
noon, IA Grenada Han, MYTH" avenue formed he hnes
County lharnac, utio ~ so,,tY. idwad A. sllrr acted
as President. Iouis Nicottas ~cntary constitution
WIS ado. poo The code t tifllt+ udti tod detNlF
the u-e oi proprietary medicines and r'puimt s.
fUtII- ttH-f tu
% th, lists acre, o. refrain ron compromising ulc
regulations oi il lrt, anal fr NlHt ui'N tNirUi
mo .urr cnit. lrun thrn They dl-couiA-e tAe y ui
A.Nr.l sAu.lnl. lniWrnm nm INNS NM uLu..l
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MUSIC.iL NOTES.

On Friday evening and nj Il Saturday matinee
Mis-, Emma Abbott Val al - the At"ish oI MA'n
hcf r-NnutiNn ut the Daughter vi tie heHulth III
Doihlctu's famous opera.
Ole Bull gives this evening Mt Strinway Hall Q
concert at winch he will be assisted by Nine ksspoi
aft Nil. ftaA ILo Nioililst wall pat several oi LIS
own cnmrn iuuns and Mmr Es,ipof Viii be- heard III
work, by Chopin Mcniclssohn, Last, and Rubihsleih
The Staten Islanders are not without excol-
lent music at the Philharmonic concerts which they have
organIA and earned ssully TINS winter the
fourth OF which takes place Friday evening with the
aid OF thoroughly good musicians. better pfO'tami"
than Is offered could not be desired II nc ladies' works uy
schnbert Huunel, spohr, Haydn, and other eminent
composers
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TUESDAY, Fob 27-FLouR AND MrAL-Thcre
In. been dun market The past week, and prices were
barrel, supported the small sock, and light receipts only
operating in fnsrr Ot holders To-day the market was
very dn nui prices in some cases lower. ccaN or
nuurs from wut,t wheat We quot; state and west
crn supefnnr. g. ,Ocst5 ~. extra stat. Ac, *~ls
$50, Western spring wheat extras. $50 fti ~, DO
Xxx and xxx. 81 tptftS winter wheat cNtfns ana
double extras. ~ 2Oa 81 ~ do M and ANA. s7.fSn
Mime patents tstyii city shipping cNtrHs siNl9
g. ~ southern bakers aud family brands. 81 1A@ss 10
southern shipping eNtfHs ~igiaS1pt Corn meal
Western. SlNlsfiui Bramivwinc $50 Rye -four,
~ 2o@S Buckwhcat hour 4 10 ms IS yNsttNb.
torrONIhcrc has hueu important 4, cline In prices
Many speculative holders were uuih, Ia longer carry
their stocks ami IN the tus prices quite hruke
down To-day spot, were more situdy with lcttvt de-
nnnd for export and consumption, salts ,tA bales
For future delivery the narkrt neil weak, hut
covered aud advanced rs ON demand TO cover con
tracts aud small receipts AZ Memphis safes S1DD bales
closing steady At 2c for February, l2,4c Tor March
l.isc for April u II 16c for May, II rs Isc TOR Junc,
" % we for Juv aud ~ ~ ne Tor August r. ccinu
the ports to-day 2.;et- bales. since september
aoA,vo, corresponding period last year, Jioi"" We
mate
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, Fob. 27-P M-Thc movement
in the railway and miscellaneous shares to-day.
while involving wide variations AMI frequent
spasmodic changes. WAS yet inferior to yestcr
terday in point of activity The peculiar feature
Of the speculation was the unmistakablc evil
dcncc that the lears. in the reckless selling Of
the last few days. had ovcrrcachcd themselves.
and that the market had turned to plague the
investor Continuing til" upward tack noted
at the close last night the market ruled firm for
"A while at the send on with New York Central.
a9A Lake Shore as. ; Michigan Central. AZ.
Western Union Telegraph. IS. Within half
hour news came that the freight az MS would
not meet to-day. and that the contestants Of
Commodore Vanderbilts will had actually put
In an appearance In court. On the strength of
these reasons the bears threw themselves
against the market. singing out the above
leading stocks. and they forced down Central
to 9ia4; Lake Shore. As: Michigan Central.
4l's and Western Union. ca. II. Paul pre-
ferrcd in the mean time having fallen below
AZ. By noon there WINS n partial rally
and ia" market ruled steady for a time, dive rSi-
fled only hy n decline ma Delaware. aokawannu
ami Western from 62 = ~ dlf. To this mild
attack Io Island and North Western pre-
icrrd RESPONDED IN run up e. lnls and To-
53'r res pe'tivciy. and the bulls finding they had
panrd lhe bears hons Il. combat lor the moment.
pressed TIER adVuniilG" further. AIRY ng tl's'
stocks ~ lo2 AMI JSAs respectively. The bDnrS
in New York Central horain. frightened AT IN"
look II affairs and as u became unds f,.tupf that
harmony had not only not h,-"n restored to the
California pool hut one Of the prominent mDu-
b,r was plotting fora turn On the upward side
ui ~" mars ni,a rush Ia corner : nj an the price
70 70. from winch II yielded al ihs end b. ~.
Michigan tontral to42A st. Paul preferred 10
az g.. and Western Union Telegraph 10 81,
while ia tue aiihrn 'ite iun'i's thl Two u Ia
nm ana Wcst'..n aud 40 inr D,lnwar. and Hud-
suu. Ih" "iirO list Wns firm 10 tho ''u-l though
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CoLUMHIA. S. C., Fob. 27.-Thc Supreme Court
room wn-a,u-iy packed thi- morning n aNucn aton al
decision 80 the nda Norris hai'oa- corpus ca,c.
stous guard Of ncsro special const,hos WAS sauon'
across the man IN front OF the Justices cons uue
deer AMI suNIiutd rNcli' ntnt ltNNhe lN JD-t'Dr
i'iuHuN lu the consulting funu ont hour IT, tl'N
tllHlfi ON tie bench, and announced ulai thty had
1 IL IL
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scwpsnS in pCrs sa and
~ s AMI r' on nor M mod
at the West could not carry stocks ON hand rs the
PORN porn "% ON ne .p c aud ss. offered 10,
quiet bacon duh and nominal Cut mcat- ecnerall,
quiet except salts OF 800 f- pi,sled fh BELLE, st 10
on the spoi a, 80 lSr pnc ci,, and $40 oslo 10 ioi
WHINE we cr ri HAN I dr I n me ,o ar" ~
rS clos.ng At 500 Tor Marcn. sip3i Tor April, aud
ftt % Hs mr,s '' 66 '' sI '75ssSt Prime
mss ga t,,iy' ~" im, sInG5ls i ~
prime city 80 lanis-smo,cd city. = n, ii@i2c (;
picked CITY ~ sioac. shuudor.snioked city, si,s
30, picked ciiy. &c rib bellies, picklcd 1a.@sT.
nacon, long, clear. western and ,city, ,s,s-,sc
siGss y; extra NEE I'll Ssssia 20 y Dbl: prime
me- ss,,Ssal India me-, s32ss!5 tee Dressed hcs1
GaiiS-Therc las Sces dizziness aud depression in the
dc snail rcccp G q, III lie Vest wo"d have been d
barley have been dni and weak Trrc wa. an dva"cs
in Indian corn, which was subsequently lost Oats
wncat was dull hca;y aud un.etiicd The only transae
sS store Wv W. oa lSs 81 s M S .s st.
No 2, 81 t3es -, chicago No > ~ a7sfl 90; rejected
s'%Ocr o do. Il ,sssl *, WHIT d TO- sSs&is5 = bush
kye dnll at 's. Tor wsslcrn a1d s1S'e cr STATE:
trowed quoted at dSeG7c; and canada, sbc efl,o
moderately active. but scarcely arm, being offered
rather more freely. ,ac: sicop bush AT t2,ei7c l,s
white do. including No at bic also whit, state. 70
a,oc ana miAci $50 lhulnn ,ofn wa, .nsnuA ds
wa. >icadicr; sale. Jcopbu-h Including No Western
mixed at 'Tifc; steamer do. 1-tfs-l old mixed
nomnslssessr southern quoted at o-s'Oc ior yellow.
and 'taii.r Tor white
GLootNrs-Rio coffee l. not active. but Late
figures are sustained. sile- ot 2tnr bags Santos
ler Eta I. Tucker, quality tau, at 10 MIG
grades 1trt previous figures. 1ll" market
Tor both foreign aud doine.ic mulas-es has brcn
Very quiet. with only small business In lot. at I'M
chanscd hfuro, RE, ~,hns slowly and late hrugci
are iatl ~ sustained Raw su4ur~ tioit rate
quest uncuu..d figures. st- u a. hhds inplniu AZ
-; Refined is q hctrr demand, gi ccs Yn yellow,
ar &c. higher We quote (un,r-JhNH. 22a2ic Mara
cnilH. 'sf-F- and itN lf'atf@-r" t"l isce--.nto
lima. '.sn'sc.. Louisiana, l4mttlc Mnlasscr-' uis
mn'e e,"du,"i~ - Porto kco, tDs.'ic NV or.anS
ga 49, ccut1uss. nifeiutsc refined ~ @lia,c
iof hard. iuAss lie Tor soit white A. aud We 10. &C
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NEWPORT. W.. Feb. 81 Efforts are being made
here To arrest the Rev. Charles Thorpe al Episcopal
minister Berry. Province of Quobrc who olnled ON
SaiudN Mlih young Lady OF rrl, table family, Levy
ins hi- viii, and three children Al Thorpe could not hr
hed, he hem Tor lura. Y the gr going to Lowell, and
ID rttu
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Susia,ss l).iltes.

Al Mh" contemplate sea voyage shoule
TABS WIfI tN0.H fAEkI r. tlN tIN lbNl' II is
llNupt amt certain rtAci un the dreaded mas, ric-
sen srkut-~
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ruN UOrriN AT rro,A,n.r. q g. on rlur.A,y
POI Be- irsf ll thr E.N Nr tiltnf Auattu o. fuA 1,
hn,,, dIitht r"' the late lhnnn. nownn
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TRENTON Feb. 27.-Altrr the adjournment Il
the supreme ,'ut today, ne, ing " lawyers Mas
h.ld uid, tli. thnirunu.upo Judto l. 2 Lahrr and
aronsutuon ana l., laws or h'w jersey Bar Assotia
adopted
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NEwpUEdH. y. Y. F.b -. The lee in the
aver here h,, moved out and NAVIGATION wli BEGAN ior
l-17 on Thursday II Nnu-l,ll co.'s hafers win unn
siait TOR Sow Yuk lhcy always the mt boats to
I.Hl lin Al
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poucUKEEpsIE Feb. 81. Tho Parish WITH o1sc
is tote rcotncl hy order Of surrogate nuruud uruu n
PARTITION Of Sarah + llod1dge, ono Of he neat ol Mn To
Thomas Parish.
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Wnchcst4r's Iiypophosphto Of Limo and Soda
established n YEAR, BE sure you NVt Winchester ifVP
arauon Sold by druggist, 81 and - per bottle. -Ai'.
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The world IL slow TO give credit to its greatest
benciaclors majority OF whom are IN MI, gra."s Tong
years before recognition comes Just and drlpul \
ption Is the appreciation mamie sted ior BabblI
Toilet SCap-Adn
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Unlandried shirts, Wamsutta muslin. linen
bosOnls. 81 each. British hail hose, 2OC, pair j. "
Johnston, 20 Grand st. also i27 9Th cor 10th st-As
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$prIml Ao,,.cs.

TWKEE LECTURES az SIsI'I; "n
FNH 80 ~
900 f' i..i ifu, al Ait
.tI,.b ho.,nru .s lnN ,l,pu. u,NpN u Wunsct
tDf.n 'f un" .'4la 4leA 40 ~, 10 !, an. Q q, 40
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Nervousness in infants need not be feared
where None TSething Cordial 70 Used fnee St.Aie
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MfRINE INTI.LLfEE.NCE.

NtNtrrnt AtNNNAc-rnts pW
sun rises. q 50 sun ~'t- - Moon sets. 81
nl.u week.-mrs.
Sandy Hook. 10 GOV Island % Hell Gate. 10 n
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Fifty per cent. saved by using Higglns's Ger
man Laundry SOAP -Ad..
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by majority Of one. whercat thcre WINS consid-
crnhlc hand capping on the Democratic side OF
the chamber.
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With Lime and Wild Cherry. viii huild up weak
COAST tuuoas sad BY druggists DcluL BOwvry -Ade
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Tie great Fnsi,n r.m.iv for gnut amt rhcrna.
t+h HHN. % nit. 81 D., h4 mat n r.tuu.i A r,,,
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-28

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-14

Now, who is electeds It is absurd to say
that 100 Is 5 reai minority OF the votes cast
when each member votes, for two candi-
dates. The fact is demonstrated by figures,
which cannot lie, that all the candidates
running would in the case supposed receive
that sort OF minority, which demonstra-
ton is proof positive that 101 is not real
majority. 1t is idle to say that system OF
voting under which all the candidates could
receive an electing majority is fair, or in
any correct sense aScertains the wishes OIL
the members OF the Conference. 1t is par
ticularly unjust to the best candidates in
that by enabling each member to vote for
too many persons it gives the least worthy
and least popular candidates an advantage
to which they are not entitled. 1t assumes
that there are only 1913 votes cast in the face
of the fact that 39G are both cast and count
cd. It gives each member two votes, and
vet counts the two as one in defining ma
jority, but counts them as two in ascertain
ing who has received that majority. But
one delegate ought, therefore, to be elected
ut time. -..--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-14

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