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Al TDrUArAprs ovrsriios.--while n,aeh has

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been written concerning the use OF y pd.4upn med
iciaes the question Is stilt an open one and de-
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physician whose large experience has made him
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POLICE CouRT.-Justice White had an un-
important docket yesterday.
Charles Rice, who was surrendered Dy his
bondsman, renewed his bail to keep the
peace for three months.
: The case of Edgar Scott, charged with
stealing pocket-book, was continued until
Monday.
John G. Andrews and Leroy e. Brown
were fined $40 each for fast driving.
Charles Rice alias Wright was fined -
for soliciting passengers ut the Petersburg
depot.
Michael Dolan was fined So for being
drunk and disorderly.
a number Of minor cases were dismissed.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Committed TO Chesterfield Jail.-The
white nan William Johnson, arrested at
Stony Creek on Monday evening on the
charge OF stealing horse and buggy be-
longing to Mr.. Ii. A. Jones, OF Chesterfield,
was taken before Justice Perkins, OF this
county, yesterday morning, by Officer E.
T. Berry, for. examination. After hearing
the evidence in the case the Justice sent the
prisoner on to the County Court for trial
and committed him to Jail. The prisoner
was taken out to the iail by Officer Berry.
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NEW USE FOR CoRK.-The want has long been
felt OF door-covering combining The durability
aId comfort of carpet with the cleanliness OF OIL
CLOTH This desirable end is obtained In the patent
LINoLEUM, and, being composed of cork, Is never
cold under foot The goods are made In variety of
handsome patterns, suitable for every part of n
dwelling-house, rs well stores, offices, etc. See
that the words " LISoLEU,r, Walton's patcnt,r are
on the back of every yard This Is the only genu-
Inc article. Kept by all carpet dealers.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
TEEE COMMON COUNCIL.
NEW CONNECTION-TRACK AT THE GAS
WoRKs-cHANGE OF RAILwAY-TRACK,

A special meeting Of the Common Coun-
Gil was held yesterday afternoon in the
Council chamber, under call signed By
Messrs. NJ. J.. Straus, n. d. Harerove,
John NJ Higgins, and Charles Il. Skinker,
to consider Board joint resolution in refer
ence to connection-track, &C., at the City
Cas- s-Works-President Manson in the chair,
Present at roll-cal: Messrs. Adams, Baker,
Campbell, Curtis, Davis, Elicit, Foster,
Gregory. Hargrovc, HaXall, Hayes, Hig-
gins, johnson, Lauer, MetZger, Oliver,
Starke, Skinner, Stokes, Straus, Talbot,
TimberlalSe, and Wood.
The Chair announced the following ap-
pointments: On Health, j. j. King; Luna
tics, E. D. Christian; Cemeteries, E. Baker.
THE sIDINGs, &C., AT THE GAs-woRKs.
The joint resolution adopted by the
Board OF Aldermen, for the consideration
OF which the Common Council was called
together last evening, was then read as fol-
lows:
ReS0lUed (the Common Council concur
ring( That the Committee on Light be au-
thoriZed to contract for the construction OF
proper siding and trestle-work for the de-
livery of coal into the sheds at the gas
works, the cost OF same not to exceed five
thousand dollars, to be paid out of the coal
and construction appropriations; the work
to be done under the supervision OF the
City Engineer.
The resolution was agreed to-ayes, 25;
noes, none.
OTHER BUSINESS.
The sergeant-at-arms presented to the
Council two communications from the
Mayor, vetoing the ordinance in reference
to the police contingent fund and the Joint
resolution in reference to making an appro-
priation to the Spring-Street Home. Laid
on the table
MIR. Elicit, under suspension OF the
rules, presented joint resolution author
izing the Richmond City Railway Company
to change the location Of their railway track
on Grace street to Broad street from Adams
to Laurel street, and down Laurel to Grace,
to connect with their present track to Hol.
lywood, the same to be done under the di-
rcction OF the City Engineer, &c.
Dir. Elicit and Mr.. Straus advocated the
resolution on the ground that in a short
time the railway track would probably be
extended to the Fair Grounds, and in that
event the necessity for steam-cars on Broad
street would be obviatcd.
The resolution was agreed to.
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-WILDoRS CoD-LIvER' OIL. AND LIME.-Thc
great popularity this safe and eicacous prepara-
ton Is alone attributable to Its intrinsic worth. In
the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Whoopns- Scrofulous IIumors, and all Con-
sumptlve Symptoms 1t has no SUPERIOR if equal. Let
no one neglect the early symptoms Of disease when
an agent Is thus ut hand which will alleviate all
complaints Of the Chest, Lungs, or Throat. Manu-
featured only by A. b. WILDOR, Chemist, Boston
Sold by all druggists.
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river and along the banks. On the Islands
there are fishing parties every day, consist.
ing OF ladies aud gentlemen. aa

Personal. Rev. DR.. D. b. Winfree was
able to be out yesterday after lengthy in
dispositions. - t.'"5 -f.ttSf
Officer James B. Fitzgerald is walking
about without crutches.
George W: snellings,is back in the city,
after long illness.
John NJ. Lundie, who has been sick for
some time, is able to be out.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE GRAND jury YEsTER-
pAY.-The grand jury OF the Hastings
Court met yesterday, and found true bills
for misdemeanor in the following cases,
for selling liquor between u O'Clock
on Saturday night and 6 O'Clock on the
succeeding Monday morning: c. Thon,
Nicholas r. Redford, Joseph Donatti, Louis
Rueer, Conrad Sauer, T. Z. Tholl, John
Marxhausen, Jacob Linkhauer,. Charles A.
Lohnert, P. Euker, T. Hundertmark, Au-
gust Blenner, George Myer, Gerhard Wig
gers, George Mattern, Otto MorgenStern,
Jr., John Houck, John Lauer, Otto Nor
genstern, Louis Euker.
The grand jury, was adjourned to Tues
How, +.
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THE Circus To-DAY.-The last perform
ances OF Campbell's Great Circus and Me
nagerie will take place this afternoon and
tonight. The performances will be equal
to any yet given, and everybody should take
advantage OF this last occasion OF seeing
them. The afternoon matinee is for the
special accommodation OF ladies and chill
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SpECIN. EASTER TRIP OF THE ARIEL.-On
Monday, April 22d, the splendid steamer
Ariel will make an Easter trip to Norfolk,
and the tickets, including board at Atlantic
and Purcell Hotels at Norfolk and the return
trip, have been put at remarkably low 1lS-
ure. They can only be had at CARRIERS, and
must be obtained to-day by those who desire
ta
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WANTS TO BE HUSG.--P Philadelphia, April
1s.-Blasius Pistorius, the ex-priest, recent
letter to President Hayes demonstrating
against the taking OF his case to the Supreme
Court, and demanding to be executed with
out delay.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die and South Atlantic States. falling bc-
rometer, southery winds, with slightly
warmer, cloudy, and rainy weather.
For the Ohio Valley and Gulf States,
warmer southerly winds, falling barometer,
cloudy aud rainy weather, possibly follow
ed by north and west winds, with rising
barometer.
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Officers Elected. The Rebekah Lodge
Thursday night elected the following Off
GERS: A. D. Shatwell, n. c.; Mrs. Eli Kir-
by.V g.. Mrs. j. II. Ashworth, secretary; !;
Mrs. Henry A. Jordan, treasurer; and Mrs:
A. B. Waugh, chaplain. The Lodge will
meet again next Thursday night, when the
onnointed officers will be announced.
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SocIABLE AT ST. MARKS CHURcH.-The
ladies OF st. Marks church will have So
ciabIe in the lecture-room OF the church
on Monday evening from 8 to IL 1oclock, at
which they expect all their friends.
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A FINE DRAwING.-Justice J. Js White
has executed highly-creditable drawing
in crayon, taken from the "Deluge," by
Dore. 1t is on exhibition at Woodhouse 4
Parham's, and is said by competent judges
to be work OF much merit.
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FINED TWENTY DoLLARs.--Nannie Coles
was tried In the Hastings Court yesterday
for a rnisdemeanor and fined $40.
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CoNFIRMATIoN.--A A class of about thirty
persons was confirmed at st. PaHPs cnurcf
last night by Bishop Whittle.
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1T is FACT that DooLEY's YEAST PowDER
will 20 further in Use In the Kitchen and the results
VIII be more satisfactory In the production of clc-
CANT light rolls, biscuits, cke etc. than If any other
baking powder is used. Try it. Sold by grocers.
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For thorough effectiveness In preserving meats,
butter, milk, &C., during weather. at the least
possible outlay for ice, use the CIIARCoAL-pACKED
polar" REFRIGERATOR, manufactured by
MoUNTCAsTLE & CoFER. Every family should
have one,
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d Mystery.-A Manchester man bought
some pillows filled with liye-gecse feathers
to send to 4 friend. When purchased they
weighed three pounds easily. but when the
time came to ship them they weighed five
pounds each.
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rich and mCllow; Duff Gordon Sherry from $3.50
to 81 per gallon; Cigars of all grades Teas, new
mportation-prices very low. Also, every article
found In any tea, wine, liquor, and fine grocery
store. w. d. BLAIR & Co., 903 Main street.
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Call at 500 Broad street for descriptive circulars
Of MoUNTcAsTLE & CoFER's cHARcoAL-PAcKED
ICE-ECoNoMIzERS. the "POLAR" RETRIG ERA :
TORS, and the EXCELSIOR WATEI-CooLERS.
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GUMS
use MEADE & BAKERS CARDoLIC MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents a bottle.
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Il Ne,o Lodge.-Eforts are being made to
organize uniformed lodge Of knights Of
Pythias and q drill-corps in this city.
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IcE-cREAM FOR DISNER.-Those who wish some
of PIZZGNI'S pure ice-creams for to-norrow's din
ner should leave their orders early to-day, rs lie will
likely have many orders to fiji.
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DON'T GO WHERE Your LOVE LIES DREAM
ING but to any cigar store restaurant and ask
for WHITLocK MODEL CIGARS, and dream the
happy hours away by yourself. 1t will paw better In
the long run.
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You may break, You may shatter the vase If you
will,
But The scent OF the roses will cling round it si
was written in spirit prophetic Of j. & L. ATKIS
SONS Extract OF White Roses
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EASTER EGGS, EASTER EGGS.-All the girls and
boys in town should have some of those beautiful
Easter eggs at PIzZINIS.
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School Hotiday.--The duties of the pub
lie schools will not be resumed until Tues
llay.
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS.-Letters and postal
cards addressed as follows remain unclaimed
in the Richmond post-office: James S.
Easley. s. p. Ellis, w. A. Elliott, Mrs. FL
tyson, Caroline Eaves OF Eanes, e. A. Eu-
Mss, Frank Irwin, w. L. Faris, Fleming
Carr, A. L. Fisher, Mrs. Alice Fields,
Blanche Fox, i. NJ. Fry, Martha f.. Fry,
Jane Gary, Inez DE Garua, w. l.. Guiding.
Matilda Giles, w. B. Glazebrook (2), CHS
holm Giles. - - tsr
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NJ. ELLYSoN & CO.. advertising agents, inert ad.
verscments in all Of the newspapers OF the United
Sla cs at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch counting-roOm Will receive prempt atten-
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Harper's Bazaar and Leshe's Lady's
Journal for this week received from Ely
son s. Yancey, 1112 Main street.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTISG-IoUsE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction Guaranteed.
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SUpREME Court OF APPEALs.-KiDg's
executors and ais. Us. Malone and ais. Ar
gued by Judge Budd and Charles f. Collier
for appellants, and Samuel D. Davies. W.
+. c. Gregory, and George s.. Bernard Tor
appellees, and submitted: ~, !,
Finney Us. Edwards. Certiorart awarded
to bring up part Of the record which was
omitted.
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SWEET ORANGES.-PIzzINI has 4 fine lot OF
sweet and juicy oranges.
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IF YOU wish TO make your children happy buy
them some of those beautiful EASTER EGGS ut
pIZZISI,S.
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JOHN Ii. CLAIBORNE, AGENT MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW IoRK--ASsETs
OVER $50, ,O0O. 900 CAsEI.-The advantages offered
to insurers by this company in solid security, SUI
perior economy, and It's convenient system OF aD-
nual cash dividends combine TO make II the safest,
the cheapest, and the best in the world
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PIZZINT has large lot (sina!l and large Of hand
some EASTER EGGS.
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PURE STRAWBERRY ICE-CREAM, made from the
juice of the berry. 1T PIzZINi's 10 day.
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There will he an adjourned meeting OF
the Board OF Supervisors Of uenrico coun-
ty to-day at II O'Clock at the County Court
house
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For BLEEDING GUMS. use MEADE & BAKERS
CARGoLIc MoUTH-WAsu. Fifty cents bottle.
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ISCIPIETT TARTAR AND SCCRF removed by
MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINE DESTIFRICE.
Fifty cents 4 box,
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

eS~ On all sales or Reat EstOte made betpeea
the st or January d1.d idSt Of Jusle the t0es fcS
he present yeor Eare To lie paid oythe purchassr
Ola an snfeY made bettDecn the 1St 0f Juiy and last
Of The year tie ta:ceS hncs 10 be patd by The seller
[ThS custom adopted about !i;tetn years ago
BY all the real estate a2ents In Richmond, and ap.
pics to Richmond and vcinity.1
e. u. COOK, 10 A. A.. at No. l71O Franklin street,
senteel household and kitchen furniture.
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CHOICE BANANAS. CHOICE BANANAS, at JOHN
ADAMS, 20o east Main street.
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FRESH GOSHEN BUTTER. strictly prime, at
CHRISTIAN Sc WHITES.
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DON'T forget boys, TO ask your pa or ma to buy you
some OF those pretty EASTER EGGS at PIZZINI's.
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-PURE STRAWBERRY ICE-CREAM, made from
the juice OF the berry, be had at PIzzINIs To-
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UNDOUBTEDLY

UNDOUBTEDLY
THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK
BOYS
YoUTHs'
an1 A
CHrLDREN's
,'@..'- SUITS
and
EXTRA PANTS
can be found In our elegant
Boys DEPARTMENTS.
KILT SUITS FOR CHILDREN
atS2.6O, 50, $3.50, 81, S5, *6. 81, ss, $40.
SAILORS SUITS, So.
l013 MAIN STREET.
A. sAKs & Co.
COHEN BROTHERS
SILK DEPARTMENT
Is managed 10 an advantage that the purchaser
FROM 10 TO so PER CENT.
on every dollars worth.
They do not purchase these goods by the dress
pattern, or even by the piece but by
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH
At time, giving them advantage not to be had
THIS SIDE OF NEW YORK.
THEY WARRANT
every yard
AS REPRESENTED,
and also prices against any house in this country,
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Fishing Parties.-There was very large
number OF parties fishing yesterday on the
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PROFESSIONAL.

r EWIN w. BARRINGER
IL formerly Of North Carallna).
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
136 WALNUT STREET.
PH l. 4 ID + l. i III A. \.
Prompt attention to a gal business. The best
references given rs to legal und financial response
biiily Particular attention paid 10 life and fre-
insurance cases Commissioner for Virginia.
fc 2S-2mk
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TnE wEATngR YESTERDAY was dear and

THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: A. NJ, so;
8 A. NJ, &C; noon. 70; 8 P. d.. 81; P.
NJ, 7S: midnight, II.
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8itll,l,ol1d 1ispattll.

nS> THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPATcH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRCU-
LATToN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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FINE EATISG-PRuSES ut PiZZISI'S.

FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayeh TEEN
and diseased gums. use MEADE BAKERS CAR
EOLIC MoUTH-WASu. Fifty cents 4 bottle.
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AS FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there is nothing SO good rs MEADE " BA-
KER's CARBoLIC MoUTE-WAsII. Fifty cents
bottle.
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KILT SUITS FOR CHILDREN
atS2.50, So, $3.50, 81, $5, s6, 81, SS. $40.
SAILORS SUITS, So.
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Cs.GYEz

NPENIN OF
NEW CLOTH HING.
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every yard
AS REPRESENTED,
and also prices against any house in this country.
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THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK
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DIscoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use OF MEADE 8 BAKERS SAPoNIX3 DEN.
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

Election May, 1873. ~.#H
aD 1G-eodtMy7 ....-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-19
House OF Representatives.

Mr.. Cox Dem. n. " presented a joint
resolution Of the New York Legislature IA to
the per capita tax on immigrants. Referred.
MIR. Kelly rep. Pa from the Committee on
Ways and Means. asked leave TO report bill
for the free entry OF articles imported for eXhi-
btion by societies established for the encour-
agement Of arts and sciences.
Mr.. Townsend rep. y. " objected.
The House then resumed the consideration
OF the conference report on the bill making an
appropriation for the employment Of temporary
clerks in the Treasury Department and for
other purposes
Mr. Foster Rep. Ohiol stated that the points
Of disagreement were the Srnnt" amcndm'uts
appropriatng silQuO for the salaries OF col
lrctors OF internal revenue and 10000 for
railway postal clerks.
Mr. Durham Dem. XVI said that the real Oh
jcct u the Senate amendment. in regard to the
Internal revenue collectors. was to have clcc-
tioneerrrs going all through the country.
MIR. Poster demanded his authority Tor that
Mr. Durham said he had been crcdbly in
formed that many OF those deputy collectors did
Mr.. Price Rep. Iowal-Cndcr the Civil Scr
vice rules the collectors are not allowed to cloc-
Mr. Foster said TINT Mr.. Durham was bidding
for the votes of the Moonshiners in his ds.rl 4.
Mr. Durham hurl that charge back into the
teeth Of the gentleman rs untrue.
Mr. Iosier-rhat is good plantation manners.
Mr.; DurhamIWhenever you learn manners.
Mr.. Foster-Pantation manners are played
out here.
Mr.. Durham-When the gentleman charges
mo with protecting Muonshin"rs. | say that II Is
not true; hu, viii meyer put into the hands oi
any department money for rlcctlon"rrlng pur-
poses. or for the purpose Of supporting mid
might mqrauders To drag honest men from their
beds and rob them.
Mr. oliver drop. Iowa. moved to concur in
the Senate amendment aipropriai ng S20nol
nays 1876. The report Of the committee WIS
agreed 10. and n new conference WAS asked Tor.
The House refused to lay ON the allie the mo-
! tion to reconsider the vote by which IT had de-
cded not To- refer the Senate adjournment rcsp-
luton 10 tho Committee on Ways and Means
yeas III. nays l25.
Pending further action. Mr.. Ellis Dem. La
called up the resolution on the death OF Repre-
sentative Leonard Of that State. Eulogies were
pronounced and the House adjourned.