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members WIRE given this honor They were
alexander II: Steplcns. on a.tount y! bis tn
hEm'ue';, Judge Kelley, Of Pennsylvania, b.
q. New Yurk, on account II agc, Fernando
Wood and Samuel Cor. hy reason Of long fcrr-
Ice; and in the case Of the latter as accomplishment
10 soften hts disappointment. ten. t5nnks,
clloi;c IN advance Of the general dividing. It
often happens that persons Of less prominence
secure the hest tcRtt. To-day Chandler, Of
teorRtn. Republican rfIn has gained little dis
ttnction; had the arst choice. whlIe Eppn, nun
judiciary Committee, MAS the last one.
The drawing WINS accompanied hy
TIE UsrAL rLHAstNd isctnBsra.
but II "a Tedious OIL account ii the Efcat time
occupied. The slx who had the ci,olee before
tle drawing be9An selected very Giipible seats.
Cox c9r,.e The tcat occupied by him aonIc. wears
ngo. Fernando Woot retained the seat he has
has occupied for several Co,iqretscs. ten.
banks took brat near the one he
i,atl las. year. Alexander Stephens occs,plei
!,'a old sta.. and t'cn; i'attsr,9n 'a.,ne M,
K-pretentat,ve having the second tl'cc vns
Stas!n, ol New York, the great trahsfer iDall,
wt"nc gtnal ft,rtnno fIas followed him to Con-
Efcsa. tiMrt1ciA wax mort fortunate than last
year. and had the .1fts. ehce. ile tnuk n seat
ncar tn Kelley, and ras foilowcdahy Alison Me-
Cook, Of New York.
TIE HHw KNai.sNt MEMHK1ss.
with few exceptions. secured gotA stats. Jonct,
u New l1aaissllirr, tic E1rat brewer, took u
hras ncruss tho aialc frtu Tcrrenre Qufnn, Tue
t'otcd Albany hrc1es. ten. l.utler '':,tAine'i a
teat IN the trunt rnw, lwar thr oHc he c'
cuptcd IN Tic Forty-thtrl CongIcsr. bar
railss u f.ouht.ua, although he ,say
lose t,!n Hcat N few days WINS h'tcrasEul In
getting grod unn. Joe blackburn touk IL stat
ncur Cox; Morrison nne next his hid uhc
Whittlotuo hta old scat; Springer, Tic soutgeh1
man in tho tioslkc, ono rear MofrLs,n; J. D.
Cox, ucar fairfield; Willis, near Wood. Con
ger rtli Ilave to keep his wit 10 !,ack seat.
THERE was sulne amusement wIeM tile seal
| belonging to tla State III Colorado wills drawn
| Although uln name Ut no member Is pInce.
On tho rutl ls3LI that Stale, It WIS agrcet
hy tl,c iinusc, miIcn drawn. the Clerk sluult
select a scut for whoever may u PLACED OIL tLt
mil. Whcn II was drawn, CLARK Auufus was IL
| a luans1AEy, aud was l.esegtd BY frunI both TIL
Republican nslL Dontxtatic sties ot the IoGs'
u select III ttlclr sltiu. Finutly, As II EtrkeE
| hy couyGleuvc, Adams 6clecitu unG ot the brs
| kcAtA
ON TUE NHrCltftCAN SIDE.
| The Chicago t.,eAtbtrs we're tlHt very fortunate
ial,irirA received tic first scat, and good u1le
Ilarrtsun obtained fairly gt,'l ,nr, while l}rcn
tAnu stood wutlng until nGar the last, n,Ni fuoi
lark scat, Must ot tue l1}Loio IN neHIbcrs Wcr'
NOT fortunate, ani found the fles ara'tlst tsct1l
| Even Springer l,a,l 10 stand Until tic lust, 4Es
lad to take back seat.
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ttnns for consideration before tic matter Is
kettlesl, the Fotes of these sentturz with the
Democrats will acctle the question. a..

sENAT0H3 IN CAUCUS.
EpscE1f Mrxs.tch IN TAS f-tjry,ua Tr:tnnr.

Gp<ct1f ENr7atca n 7A< cAtruao 7Y:ssnr.
WAsrtiHorox, u. C., Oct. 15.--A Democratic
Senatorial tancus Ut several hours duration was
held today, which is sery important, A. slow.
INK the rosIttnn to be assumed ty the Democrats
With rcHpect to the Administration. The rx,-
1ltlcaf ti.utio1 wns discussed At length. 4 lie.
tailed policy Is to he determined al Il subsequent
caucus. Thu DRIFT Of the sentiment wRs, that 20
fur NJ tho Democrats arc concerned, there will
lie no attack up1n tfic vali,lity of President
tiaycs' lille, hut that, while mol abandoning
Democratic Ground wlth respect to The results
of the Electoral count, the Democrats rs party
will accept President iIaycs' tecupany IT bis of.
flee as fact. mud aRrec that the couutrT should
not be harasscd by any further discussion on
that subject.
ttua1 also decided that tho credentials Of
Judge aro'fosd. Of Louisiana, should bc prr-
sentcd, and
4 NOTION III MADE TO SEAT ntsf,
on the ground that ail the department. of the
Louisiana State Government nru In tnwcr and
recognized by the Federal t;v,crnment.
II wAs also agreed thlt the Democrats would
Of seek Il, reopen the discussion ot the 1.ou,st-
nta question, hut wuutA leave the rcsponsi-
tnlitv fur Sslch ctl.,fsc upon The Kcrub}i. nns.
The statement WAS lnade thas tic L.,uts,a,IA
9''ent1on has been dlssnstc'l for four Years:
rtomIl'al: that Tie cnasitry il heartily treti u
This prttracted political lti3a&lo.,. seuator
bayafd will hare charge Of Sn,tTurd's ease.
Eu>TiS AMI, HITLER.
The tIct sinn to Eustis, nf Louisiana. n,l.]
1'uter. os st'ush Carolina was p,s.,x,nctl until
another caucus. Thcse are
NO iNnicATIONe
as to the course to br pnr.ued.
IL W.. evident from, ttla tAurits that the Erop-
posis"u to tncTcaee tic army ~illnot te ent4ur.
HH4{s
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Al the opening OF tho sraston of the House,
tho galleries werc crowded. and the corridors
for two huurs previously almost impossible.
At u o'clock Clerk Adams called the House
to ortlcrt attu read tue Fre&ilcutfs proElauattOn
eouvenin: Congress- and call tue roll OF nlotubeEs
b{ btates, beginning with Mxinc.
Mhca Loutslans WI. reached. ahe Clerk uaae tho
Stase u Lousiaa doeuuents bearing d 10 The 2oth
Of December, la7b anA declaring certain pefsunS
cirCtcd t.a the FtEAt, Fourth snd sixth Districts,
hut Glleut u the othaF districts. lnasnuch how
eruor Of Louisiana, and never. IN polnt Of fact.
exercised Or performed tho funcltonA Of that
Office, il IL not deemed necessary t0 make
here any statement cunsctnsnr The regularity or jf
regularity OF tho credentials CollIng from that
source. Auottet set Ut ercaenttal* was signed by
William lttt Kellogg. IA &aoytenof of Loutai4n1,
with Lhe sta VI Tue Statu attached, nj bearing
tiHeseut d1l<s anu al VI which reached the hands
oS the Clerk through different chaunca, declaring
psfsoA elected f.um s.Sh 81 t.s d,.t1set. esespt
to have vsen ts4urd bJ Gur. kellogg to any one.
The law Vt Louisiana, psrsCftbnx lhe character Vt
credentials, pE0siIes thai 4o0n ~ possible after
tho expiration Vt tha tnae OF making tho returns
tiaeate OF TUG returns shall ~ catered un tho
record W the Secretary OF State snd slgued
by ths Govern 4ad that = copy thereof, sub
xcEbtd by thUse Officers, shall ha delivered to lhe
persous v elected. ana another copy transmitted
to the Clerk Of TIE HOUSE Of Representatives.
. compliance with the requirement ot ths law OF
Louisiana. They 10 not even purpott to be copy
Of : ceEtttca!e; On The conlrsfy, thry a1a simple
declarations by t;oT. kellogg that cestaln persops
bis lnfofnlatoa. aud they NO nors constitute cse-
deouAls within ths meaaug Of tue law u Loulai-
AnA than s1u1ilAt al3keu1eut from The Treasurer
q Any oahes ssAts clnciA would Do. They cAauot,
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Special h61d1Eh 10 31& $HfEu3n }ff4NHf.
Wtsu1yoros. h. T.. tht. ia o,tet ant, NM
ovo,, r., ,nontnr -, ,1a scn,t. AI1 H., .c,,.
's.a' =. :" e,.t'.,s 49, '"e osAs'
hat Three arc full d. !: o'coeR' Mofton. enarol'.
and Spencer aro absent. From Mr.. Atoriou's
desk the frur, rod With It's wooden d!sk. upon
vt,tch h. r.., n loan uhtte a,catfnr h.s lcet,
s "ea ~ H.. ~. ~ sa' 49, s' -, ...,, 49, 49,.
'e'noseo' anu ''s htscnec ot'oss ~ n'."o tno
sad thought tint he may never uceap1 LIS clialr
again. There has been one death since taAt
sexxion. Senator Docy. OF Missouri, with his
rra.,., ,,oo ~. III fn.h,ouo,t ,,,,u,ra .n., hi.
ffenct' taee, "'s ", o,s1ae'a .. ''an"..s' a1a ~,
fcaay spcecn On a!l fnojcsts, has passe" Oh Ing
stage, aud In l1ts place cotncs a tall gentleman
With silver ha,r snd wlisErrs aud beutgnaut
co,,ntrnanrc.-Mr. n. n. Ar,u.trnn,.
s'""'s''S">'1 49,. -. .....n.ss -. '
THE oAh1s"ass.
arc carly Alled With the overflow.
The 1louac, tue popular brunch of Conorcss.
alwaye oflcrs a moro interesting spectacle on
opcninr t1ay. md Tie souate Is tlcrcforo III.
Dps"us Wy WV s'o oo1so 1,'.. 20 ~
hret choaco OF 7erJ 1ew Slsltotss an the hahit-
ucs Of tho Capitol scan closely thu faccs Of tho
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KNIGHTS OF PYIHIAS.

5n<t3d5 {ak03lcR 70 1N [Ne081 17t9HH3
sPR1x01IaLu. ILL.,, Oct. la-The hntshts Of
Pythias, from al portions OF tho State, arc
assembling hero Tonight for the Grand Lodge
session tomorrow. There Is to be y Knights
pu1ada In the afternoon and rcview ly the
Governor aud State oihceTa.
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WASHINGTON.
Assembling of the Forty
fifth Congress in Extra
Session.
Organization of the House With
out Delay-..Ranlal1 Elect
ed Speaker.
He Advises the Democrats to Ac-
cept the Presidential
Situation.
Contested Gases from Vari-
olls States to Come
Up To-Day;
Whereupon Is Expected the
First Heated Debate Of
the Senate.
Senate Democrats Also
Agree to Tolerate Pres
ident Hayes.
An Underc1lrTcnt Of Opposition
Noticeable in fle Iscpub-
lfcan Ranks.
Hostility to Certain Cabinet Mem
bers Likely to Be Demon
strated.
Senate Democrats Also
Agree to Tolerate Pres j..
ident Hayes.
An undcrclrrcnt Of Opposition
Noticeable in flle Iscpub-
lfcan Ranks.
Hostility to Certain Cabinet Mem-
bers Likely to Be Demon
strated.
IN TIE HOUSE.

ASSEMBLING.
sp<ctai ntspa'eh to Ths Chicago 7>ts.sr<.
WAsu1soTnN, d. e., Oct 15.-Long before
midday tho galleries Of the House wero allel.
The crowd WHO ea'ne to sec bad hi'inor waa dis
appointed. The rancor OF politics lad nut lett
Its mark upon faces; the anEmostt1es OF the
hustings seemed TO have been forgotten fu the
forum: ret there were few faces upon wiicta
ti,e snfrit of unrtst nnneared tn hare fallen.
r., 80, ,.,,,n,o,. ,r.to o.-Iv ,.,+, ~. 49,
.he he" 'oe'noe's "etc eaf'y upo" tao noot'
1hey were eager 10 sec no" taey "ould NJ III
their p1nccs, and pleased TO bc we'll seated In
lnr,n lefpre tho ravcl fell. They found tho
t,,,d,rr .u,.,t orii g,rn,.h.l snd ri, thlnc. a,
oA1 s"se' ~ '.'. N' 'N 49,
heal aalo lily u LIZ" noeae' :
IN TUE GALLERIES,
pocked dcuee and black, were the fnmlie8 OF
,bo.o nc,, ,nembers ns,cub,r1 to ace thc,r 1or,..
49,, ,sS ,a,, 1s,s,f,, a.,Ins.. ~ ~. ,...,..s
WHO iao nec" iai1uto' stuoensh ot t5th aut!ne
all the waiting mont4s, commence Their paFlIa-
mcntary career. Precisely as the mlnute-hnnd
rcantrd thu hnur of noon ffcr1; Affamx calj,1
.t,o tJ,,,so ~ o-dsr on5 commenced t1,o ,,,f
tMe taoueo w olaes ""t eou'1esu .t's to'''
1nefc Was no interruption until LOUISIANA was
reached. Three Of the Louisiana members were
objected to, and not allowed to be
,wnrn In. Mr. nnrro,t. Rcr,h1lcan
.,.'.I
H1cA!nEEt W "AoHt o11eSsioH Ha7 A4A01 VII
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THE RECORD.
EHNtTK.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. l5.-Scnators wesc
carly In their places, aud TIC usual bustlc NJ
tending The opening of the session prcyailcd.
TAI oath ol ofllre was administered tn Stun
Icy Matthews tohio}, elects! IN place Of John
Sherman. resigned; J. Don Cameron, tn place Of
su4on Cameron. rrsigucd: auI ID. II. Arm
strung, who was appointed from Missouri. vice
H. V. Buggy, deceased.
Tic usual Committee WAS appointed to join
the Committee Of the lIuuso anl Inform tho
President that . quorum OF the two Houses
hal assembled.
Tho Esuate adjourned until II o'clock To-
mOrroW.
The Senators absent weEe Morton, Mcmillan,
and Sharon.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-27
ADJUSTMENTS,
ERAND OPERA HOUSE.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
AZ the request Of number Of the citizens
OF Wilmington, Delaware.
The Hutchinson Family
Tribe of Asa,)
VIII give another of their delightful
Musical Entertainments
At the Opera House.
Thursday Evening, March 20.
Doors open at 7 O'Clock. Concert to COM
mence ut s o'clock.
Prices-like the music-Old Fashioned:
TICKETS, IS CENTS.
can be setnrea at james 1 Webb''s, "a "a
Market street, on and after Monday, March
26th, at 8 O'Clock, a. m.
First come, first served, 8.g
The following programme will be strictly
o. adhered to'
Ill., -, PART FIRST:
rr,sna. I'VE are with you once % again, hihd he.
king Alcohol" "Recollections Of Child
hood,I sung by Miss Ramsdell. been
Listenin' all night long to hear some sinner
pray Freedmen's song and chorus, sung
n3d n their camp meeting soHth S%s CAL In ' the
Plow," the Hutchinson home song and
Whistling chorus; melody BY Hu Crimson
"Hannah's Is at the Window, Binding Shoes,
ballad and duet; words by Lucy Larcom
melody by Hutchinson. "Pharoah's
Army"
PART SECOND.
"Hark, hear an Angel Sing, song and
response: "Rzign, 9 Reign, Massa Jesus
keign," Freedman's favoriteson and cho.
rus. "No Night There" written by w
Ke,lHgs entngs on the old Ss@p sole
and chorus "Good Bye, Uncle Caleb
.'The Creed Of the Bells" solo. duet ane nc
Hutchinson. Scotch ballad, "Comine
thro' the Rye sung by Miss Ramsdell
"Calomel," humorous song. dedicated tt
the medical faculty; music by. Judsol
Hutchinson, sung by Asa. Closing witt
the family song Of "rhe ola Granite state,
owe have come from the MOuntains," &c.
as sung by the Hutchinson family thirty
five years ago. mD23 o.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-27
V7ILLANOVA COLLEGE, DELAWARE
v COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.

This institution, chartered with Univer-
sity Privileges is under the charge OF tne
Augastinian Fathers, and offers superior
advantages to ostudents, who desire 10 MAKE
cial course. 1t is situated on the Pennsyl-
vania Cent? al Railroad; eleven miles from
Philade Iphia. Railroad Station and Post
Office Oh the College grounds.
Terms: Per session of five months, Qa
advance,) $780,
For full particulars, send for catalogue.
Rev. r. A. MIDDLETON, D. D.,
decl-1yr President.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-27
Police NetUS.

Wilbert Wheatley and George Turner
both colored, had hearing upon the charge
Of the larceny of a watch from Daniel
Green, there being no evidence against Iur-
ner. he WAS dismissed. Wheatley was bound
over to apear at court.
Ono case Of druukennsss wound up the
hearings.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-27

A Hint to our Dry Goods MeTcha"ts.
Philadelphia merchants are Offering great
inducements to the people at large, in op'
position to the Wanamaker monopoly
Why not call q meeting in this city and de-
termine on some line of action to keep money
here. Our people are worried because OF
the want of employment in this little city.
spend your money at home and 1t will soon
be larger. Philadelphia was not always
what It is to-day.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-27
Socsety Meetings this Evests0.

Hope Lodge, No. "a, I. o. 0. f., At Odd
Fellows Hall,
Morning Star Division, No. 2, s. of lin
the McClary Building.
Olive Branch Social Degree Temple of
True Templar's at McClary's Building.
Delaware Council, No. 2, 0. U. A. M, at
Mechanics Hall, 2l0 King street.
Harmony Lodge, No. 5, A. 0. G. F., Mc~
ClaryS Building.
Champion Lodge, No. 6, X. of P, at X.
of P. Hall, 21l Market street,
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, !. o. R. M, at Red
Mems Hall, 415 Market street.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-27
II, JOSEPH'S ACADEMY.

CT, JOSEPH'S ACADEMY,
CHESTNUT HILL. PHILADELPHIA,
Under the care of the Sisters OF st, Joseph
The course Of instruction includes al the
pranc nches of a useful and Christian educa.
ton.
Annual pension for Board and Tuition
500, For further particulars, address,
sepl.ly MOTHER MARY JOHN.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-27
EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
MISS ROBERTSON,
Having removed her School for Young
Ladies and Little Girls,
FROM S3S MARKET STREET TO 9C7
TATNALL STREET,
arrangements, to reopen for the Spring
Term. mhli-ln
The Morning herald., 1877-03-27
SAFE Of Reserved 1eats.

The sale of reserved seats for the Hutch
inson Family Concert, yesterday at James
g. Webb's, in spite of the storm was quite
lively, but there yet remains quite NUM-
ber of desirable seats, and we would advise
an early call to those wanting to reserve
seats.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-27

nR. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEU-
~ MATIC REMEDY.-Is the perscrip-
clans, clan s. and is guaranteed to cure Fheuma.
matism, Neuralgia, sciatica, Pain. Back
ache, &C., or money refunded, by invigora,
ting the nerves, purify ing the blood, and
neutralizlng poisonous deposits IN me tae
medicine. Suffering and money saved by
using it in time. Remember that pr. Filter
is tne only physician in America devoting
DO years to this one line Of practice: Cure
warranted. Advice gratis. 45 south + ourth
street.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-27
NOTICES..
-or1cE. The Pine +. not Association will
1--WE I've grand ball on Friday, April 18th,
y, \, S'~ ,jN-tf

,omICE.- Cornelius Green wishes to -.
Vtlaln torn his old fri ends and the pub, .,,tc In
.arai wt that be will have chare = az the he
sxa,s, House As stables 3 so3 on s5ter ihs
]soderstands Ind his business thoroughly,
'nhV0.ht r.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-27

nR. WALES, has returned to his resi-
- dence, Cor. Eighth and King streets.
octl5tf
The Morning herald., 1877-03-27

|VEW SERIES! lew SERIES!
I'M 300 SHARES! q.
Tho "Excer ltor Loan Association" will
|bsuea FIJI a Series Of Stock at 81 per share
psyable an ar before Tuesday, April 3D.,
|lN7. hooks now ready. Apply to
D. T. HAWKINS, Sec'y,
.s,a-ow 404 Market Street.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-27

LECTURE BY MRS. LIVERMOREs
The Morning herald., 1877-03-27
'Ahl9-2w
: >70yICE-VALDOSTA INSTlTUTEFOR
NVA~ SALE.

III 1
rt,. valuable property, sitaated in a
..in,np .n,S town in southern Georgia, on the
Mns %,sfth ~ The railroad nbtn Savannah to Flori-
~ sj IS offered At b bargain. either for sale or
M sScbangs for property in city IN ohe OF
Ms MiIdle States.
n III lot contains three acres, upon which
she Institute sB BaidinE K RS rest, ssc~ dMo
sson To1l's and music rooms, dining rooms. wide
Kills SsIs chambers and, kitchen, servants,
house Ioru stable, barn and all necessary out
bIv hgsdine. and a vegetable garden.
Me Institute is furnished, and the school
Snow in operation with about sixty schol-
Tnu This property is offered for sale. because
hehealth of the lady who owns it has
hiled.
DR.. GEORGE fR0UP MAXWELL,
dedl2.f New Castle. Delaware.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-27
PROFESSIONAL.
TOHN O'BYRNE,
TOHN O'BYRNE,
Attorney and Consell@r at Law
B14 Walnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA

Citizens of Delaware having law business
In Phiiadelphia, or the adjoining counties
in Pennsylvania, will have 1t promptly
and properly attended to, by commun 1ca
ting with him Janot
The Morning herald., 1877-03-27
SUBJECT

.'. SUBJECT:
"WHAT SHALL WE DO WITH OUR
DAUGHTERSW
mhl3
The Morning herald., 1877-03-27

(NRAND OPERA HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY, April 4th, 1877.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-27

Ljst Of Sales.
The following public sales are adver-
The Morning herald., 1877-03-27

TOR SALE OR RENT.
II Orwlll exchange for merchandise, a
dwelling, with store room attached. Also
the only beef shamble and ice house In
town. Immediate possession. For partic-
ulsrs address, g. WATSON,
mhl9-lw Pennington, Del,
The Morning herald., 1877-03-27

T'0R RENT..-A beautiful country seat,
I at Claymont, Del, containing 10 acres,
drtclass frame dwelling, barn, woodland,
fruit etc., and q magnificent view OF the
Delaware river for miles. The location high
|he pike. on,y five miles from Wilmington.
Apply to John H. Taggart, Claymont.
mhl7
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-03-18

There are a number Of government
employees in the department of the
Platte, who have claims pending for
| extra work performed since the passage
of the eight hour law. AT the request
of some of the interested parties now
stationed at the Cheyenne Q. NJ. Depot,
the writer appeared before the House
committee on claims, a few days before
the adjournment of the last Congress,
to urge favorable action Oh the petit
lions relating to these claims for extra
services. We regret to announce to
our friends that there is poor prospect
for any relief being rendered by Con-
gress.
The chairman of the committee re-
ferred the writer to a recent decision
Of the U. s. Supreme Court. in an ap-
peal from the Court of Claims. In this
case it was decided that the act of Con-
gress declaring !" that eight hours shall
constitute a days work for all laborers
or workmen, etc., employed by or o.
behalf Of the Government of the Uni
ted States,'' is in the nature of a direc-
ton by the United States to its agents,
and is not a contract with the laborers
to that effect, and does not prevent the
officers of the Government from max
ing agreements with laborers by which
the days labor may be made more or
less than eight hours. The act does
not prescribe the amount Of compensa-
ton to be paid for the labor of eight
hours or of any other time. Where a
laborer has been in the habit of work.
ing for the Government twelve hours a
day, at a compensation of $3.50 per
day, and in answer to his request is in
formed that if he wishes to remain in
the service he must continue to work
twelve hours per day, and receive his
pay accordingly, he cannot afterwards
o for additional time over eight
hours as a days labor. When an APP
plication is made for excess of time
over eight hours per day, and an allow
ance is made, and the receiver receipts
in full for the amount, this is a bar to
any future claim" Under this decis-
ion the House Committee on Claims
decided to take no further action on
the petitions pending before it, relating
to compensation for extra services for
ten hours work in the several depart
ments of the Government.
This, certainly, is unsatisfactory to
the petitioners, but we see 10 way open
for them to sec ure a more favorable
decision.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-03-18
DR.. schenek's Standard Remedies.

The standard for all diseases OF the lungs
are schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, schenck's
Sea Weed Tonic, and Schenck's Mandrake
Pills II taken before the lungs are destroyed,a
speedy cure is effected.
To these three medicines DR.. III. Schenck,
of Philadelphia owes his unrivalled success
In the treatment OF pulmonary diseases.
The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid
matter in the lungs; nature throws on by an
eayy expectoration, for when the phlegm or
matter "a ripe q slight cough will throw IL of,
die patient has rest and the lungs begin TO
heal.
10 enable the pulmonic syrup to do this,
Schenck,sMandrake Pills and Schenck's Sea
Weed Tonic must be freely used 70 cleanse
the stomach aud liver. Schenck's Mandrake
Pills act on the liver, removing all oostruc-
lions, relax the gall bladder, the bile starts
freely, and the liver Is soon relieved.
Hchenck-s Sea Weed Tonic Is agentie slim
ulant and Alternative. thu alkalfo OF which IL is
mixes with the food and prevents
SQUIRTING. II assists the digestion by toning up
the stomach to a healthy condition, so mat
the food and the syrup Will make
good blood; thea the lungs heal. and the pa
TENT Will surely get we'll II carei is taken TO
prevent fresh cold
All who wish TO consult DR.. Schenek, either
personally or by letter, can do SO ut his prin-
cipal ONCE, corner Of sixth and Arcn Su.,
Philadelphia every Monday.
6chenck'a medicines are sold by All drug
gists throughout the country. m7eod2m
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-03-18
McDANIELs' DRAMATIC THEATRE.

The popularity Of this splendid ORA
matte Company is undated. Variety,
new pieces, and popular prices are the
order of the day. 1t is a treat to wit
ness outside Of large cities, such a COM
bination of dramatic talent as this com-
pany possesses. The Forresters, wher-
ever they appear, meet with unbound
ed success, and well do they deserve it.
This week there will be a succession of
sparkling comedies and romantic
dramas, and we trust u towns-people
will continue their support, as it re-
mains with them to decide whether at
intervals we shall have q good dramat-
ic company among us, Mr.. Forester
being DESTROYS to include Cheyenne in
his new established Denver circuit.
Support is all that is necessary.