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NINA, GLASS, CHINA.
FALL IMPoRTATloNs

Just received from Limoges. Era.ce. DIN.
NER-, TEA. and dCHAMBER-sETS-new dssora.
tions Alss, ali the novelties ia the way OF
VENETIAN GLASS, IRIDiScEST GLASS
BOHEMIAN GLAsS, 5e II
RICH CUT TARLE-GLASS,
MAJoLICA. LONGWY, DRESDEN, ENG
LISH, and EIsESCH WARE.
CHAMBER-SETS 3 specially.
Gail and see new Boods. No cha, &C fos loe king.
GEOkGE GIBSON, JR.
see 1907 Main strest
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LADIEs'AND GENTLEMEN's BOOTS and SHOES
hand-made-to order-best quaiity-Ruaranteed u
fiat BosCuEN's, 500 and 81 Broad street.
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CuURcu NoTEs.-At the Broad-Street
Methodist church on Sunday two persons
we're received on d. ofesSion Of faith. Rev.
John Collins, OF the Memphis Conference,
was present. Rev. J. j. Latferty admlnls-
tered the communion. The pastor preached.
At the Park-P Place Methodist church one
person was received on profession.
AT Ciay.Strcet Methodist church two per-
sons were received on profession.
Rev. B. r. Duval preached at the Man
chester Methodist church in the morning.
Four persons were received on PROFESSION.
II being announced that Rev. DR.. George
B. Taylor would dedicate his chapel IN
Rome on Sunday, the matter was mentioned
in several OF the Baptist churches OF this
city. At the First and Second churches
speciaI PRAYER was offered for the enter
prise, At Grace-Street church Professor
r.. TT. Harris made an exceedingly interest
ing statement OF the origin OF the Rome
mission and OF the chapel, and OF the pros
poets OF the work in Italy, anC Rev. DIR. y.
b. Jcter offered special prayer. -
At the First Baptist church the pastor
(Dr. E. ". Warrcn) filled his pulpit morn
ing and night, and baptized four persons at
night.
At the Pine-Street Baptist church in the
morning the pastor (Rev. j. b. Hutson)
preached his sixth anniversary sermon.
There had been forty-four additions during
the year, and q net gain OF 223 members
during the six years OF his pastorate, leav-
ing the present membership 44S. at night
Dr.. Curry made one OF his happiest adj
dresses, to very large congregation, on
the "Relations OF the Sunday School to the
Church."
at Venable-Street Baptist church the pas
tor (Rev. George T. WiIlians) preached nls
| fifth annual sermon, showing an average ln-
crease of thirty-eight members for each year.
| The church was organized five years ago by
Mr.. Williams, and now numbers 1913 men,
bers, well organized, efficient, and prom
ising.
At Leigh-strect Baptist church the pastor
(Dr. Garlck) baptized four persons Sunday
morning, and received four into full fellow
sbIp at the communion. ).
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CIRCULATING LIBR4RY.-A circulating
iibrary has been established at the southwest
corner OF Third and Franklin streets. Its
management is in competent hands, and 1t
nrapeses to supply want long felt.
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THE LOWEST PRICE.
JULIUS MEYER. 603 BROAD STREET,
has just opened very large assortment of LADIES
PLAIN aud MhTELASSE BEAVER CLQAkS-
prices from SO 10 $50. As thee tLOAhS are
made 10 order FOR us by one of the best manufactu-
rcrs from the latest Partisan designs, ut spS cial
rates. we can guarantee ftc newcS; and haudsomest
STYLES. the very hes. workmanship superior t.and
the very lowest prices. Don't FAM to look ut them
before purchasing.
ALSO, JUST OPENED
A nice line of INFANTS CL0AhS at low prices !:
New DRESS GOODS, in handsome plaids and gold
New shades In ALL-WOOL CASHMERES; u new
loi OF the soc. ALL-WOOL BLACK CASH
MERES; special bargains ut G0c. worth 7ac
fall wcar--cheap iinc--at 62'., 65, 10, rs, S5c.,
and 81; ,..
SILK.FiNiSTiED VEbvETEENS at SO and 75c.;
BLACK SILK VELFETS very low;
BLACK SILKS from 75c. up:
Heavy WHITE BLANKETS ut $3.50 and up
wards: ALL-WOOL WHITE BLANKETS at
81 and upwards:
Try the celebrated BOULEVARD THREE-BUT
TON KID GLONE-every pair warranted-at
81 ocl5
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IF YOU VOTED IN MAY LAST at either the
primary or regular election your name will
be found on the printed certified taX-llst,
which is in the hands OF ali judges OF cleo
tion .... 49,.
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WHILE TT IS CERTAIN that Richmond will
give General Joseph Q. Johnston as great a
majority as she ever gave any candidate. 1t
may be that the city will have to overcome
Newman majority in some OF the couu-
ties. Therefore vote to-day. Every vote
will tell.
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DON'T BELIEVE any yarns set atloat by
Greenbackers to-day. Keep cool, put your
trust in 10 Greenbacker, vote early, and
see that your friends do likewise.
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IF YoU VOTED IN MAY LAST at either the
primary or regular election your name VIII
be found on the printed certified taX-list,
which is in the hands Of all judges OF eiec-
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NEW EUcKWHEAT,
SELECT CREAM CHEESE al 15c. per pound,
GOOD LIKED TEA al 10 and soc. per pound,
FRESH MALAGA GRAPES at csc. per pound,
Large S;foKED TONGUES, 90c. each;
golden SHERRY. 50 and $3.50 per gallon;
HAMS (very SUPERIOR, 16c. per pound;
LACuAYRA COFFEE. Island 2oc. per pound;
KENTUCKY and BUcKNEE's WHIsKEY flour years
oldl, $3.50 per gallon. az
CHRISTIAN { WHITES.
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COMMITTEE ON STREETS. This committee
will meet tonight, at the City Engineers
Office. at Z o'clock.
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IL Yor VOTED IN MAY LAST at either the
primary or regular election your name will
be found on the printed certified ;ax-list,
which is in the hands OF all judges of cleo.
t;S,nI .s.T
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PERsoEAI--Mr. G. S. French. of the Fir
giYaiG Patron, requests that it be stated that
he is not a enbacker, as he has been rep
resented to be.
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The PRINTED PoLL-TAx LIST is in two
parts-frst, names of those who paid the
deputy treasurer before the 1st OF May;
second, those who paid between the 1st OF
May and 1st OF October.
II you don't see your name in the frst
part, look for it in the second part. In the
two will be found the names Of nearly all
the white voters who have paid the capita
tion tax sst,
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II you VOTED IN MAY LAST at either the
primary or regular election your name VIII
be found on the printed certified tax-list,
which is in the hands OF all Judges OF cleo
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IF You VOTED IN MAY LAST at either the
primary or regular election your name will
be found on the printed certified tax.list,
which is in the hands Of all judges OF cleo
ton.
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u. ELLYsoN i CO.. adver.islng agents, insert ad'
vertisements In all of the newspapers Of the Uniss
S;aes at publishers rates. Or,iers left at the DIS
patch countinz-room wln receive prompt astsr
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done attae
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUSE. Gooo WorR, 10"
orices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Do YOU WANT TO SHARE IN our glorious
victory? II 80, vote. Vote early. Get all
your friends to vote.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, cool,
and pleasant. &.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 3S !;
8 A. NJ, so; noon. 64; 8 P. NJ, 62; r.
NJ. 50; midnight. A.
Mean temperature, sig. =
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yoTE FOR GENERAL JOHNSTON before you
go to your business. Don't wait until eve
ming.
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EVERY OLD CONFEDERATE should take
pleasure in going to the polls to vote for
General Johnston. Is iists55i| "a
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FRIENDS, REMEMBER our candidate and our
cause. Vote early.
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las. MaCDOUGALL. I0h A. NJ. household fur
niture at the residence or w. ii. Adamsr NO.
6o3 Broad street
+. Il. COOK, 10 A. M, at the stables OF William A.
IedIey, on Monroe between Broad and Grace
stress, horses, buggirs, carts, and harness.
n. T.. WHITING, HIgh-Constabe, 10 A. H., as No.
GIa east Bread street, bar-room 1xtures, snow
ease, furniture heatfnS-fnrnace, &c.
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ONE VOTE NAY sAVE THE DAY-in Whici
case let that vote be yours.
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IL ron PAID YOUR P0LI,-TAx since October
lst take the receipt with you to the polls.
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T EEersrEn,s OFFICE. !,

Tho ,,,s.ses Dc. Snpos ,;asd dSse.
have nxea on tn UkSDAT the l4thday OF Noyeln-
bcr, 1879, at IL O'Clock NJ. as The ifme, and my
9,tce Room NO. 8, IN tie custom -ouse4 IN the city
OF Rfchp0ad w., us the psce. 70 cxecaie the fore
Solig decree. THOMAS s. ATKINS.
.oc 15-Tr4w Register.
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TREMENDOUS BARGAINS.

IT WILL PAY YOU TO CALL AND SEE US
BEFORE Buying.
Our buyer has Just returned from the North with
large and complete stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting OF
COTTON FLAENELS.
ALL-WOOL FLANSELS,
BLANKETS. SilAWI.S. -
RALMORhL aud BOULEVARD SKIRTS.
RLEACHED aud UNBLEACtlEO COTTOSS,
KERSEYS. CASSlMERES,
KENTUCKY JEANS.
Beautiful styles in PATCH PRINTS,
CALlCOES, DRESS GOODS,
TABLE-DAMASKS, &c. ...
We would be p eased to show our goods, feeling
confident our prices ":i give entire satisfaction.
l.. LICIfrESSTElN 4 SONS,
oc % corner Seventeenth aud Frank lin streets.
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nOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Elk.
D ECUTED' ut the DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE,
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CLOAKS! CLOAKS!! CLOAkS
NEW MANUFACTORY.

NEW MANUtACTUR1.
hTTHE GREAT NEW YORK AUCTION-HoUsE
is now TO be found such assortment of LADIES
CLUAkS us has never before been shown In this
section. We manufacture every one OF our CloakS
in the most improved and
NEWEST STYLES, NEWEST TRIMMING,
at prices that will astonish the community. Our
stock OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
AND
FANCY GOODS
surpasses any ever exhibited In any southern city.
VIC carry most every article belonging to our line.
Our system Is strictly ONE PRICE. We sell only Tor
CASH. and by Tot encouraging bad debts we give the
customer the advantage of
CHEAP PRICES, LOWER THAN NEW YORK
RATES.
Remember our sign reads
NEW YORK AUTONOMOUS,
523 Broad street, between t1fth and Sixth,
oc l2 nearly opposite the market
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BANKRUPTCY.
rNn 6E1O |

No.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF VIRGiNIA-IN THE MATTER OF
RutFlN. sGTPHIN Il CO., -BANkRUPTS, IN
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The George W. Fuller arrested during
the Fair for resisting the police, &c., Is not
the George w. Fuller who lives on Fourth
street
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If YOU PAID YOUR POLL-TAX since October
1st take the receipt with you to the polls.
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ScHooL-sHoEs, all the styles, cheap at
BoscHEH's, 500 amt GIL Broad street.
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RICHMOND. VA. October 2s. 1878.

TO THE CREDITORS OF ABOVE BANKRuPTS:
You will please take notice that meeting OF the
creditors of above bankrupts, for the purpose Of de-
ciaring dividend, will bc held at the Office Of
Thomas s. Atkins, ESD, Register In Bankruptcy.in In
the custom-house in the city of RichuSnd, in said
district. on WEDN ESDAY the 18th day OF Novem-
Der, 1873, ut i O'Clock A. ~, In accordance with
the provisions of the Revised Statutes OF the United
StateS-title. Rankriptcy-anl the amendments and
supplements thereto. E. n. GARNETT,
oc 2e-Tu2w Assignee.
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POLICE CGuRr.-Justice White dispose

IF You PAID YOUR PoLL-TAX since October
1st take the receipt with you to the polls.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TRlCT OF FIRGlNIA-REt1IAOND, OCTOBER
II. lS7s-IN THE MATTER OF JONES BRO
THEIRS Il CO., BANkRUPTS, IN BANKRUPT
CY.
UP0s PEMgIoS OF AssIGSEES FOR SALE OF
REAL ESTATE FREE or LIENS.
sJExtract from decrael
Upon consideration whereof iale Court doth ad-
judge erder and decree that this be referred
10 Re.osaer Thomas S. Atkins, with instructions to
ascertssa and KesGrt-
First Want debts proved in this cause, or which
hay be sroSed BEFORE the taktageG the accounts
hereln 0Ierted, are superior TO the homestead eI-
snption OF said ibankrnpts, ana whether the said
debts are ptysAeralie or individual caa&ms.
second. N1zxt real estate te.Ongs 10 Eie assets of
said firm OF Zones Rnolhers & Co. and <hat to the
assets OF zach OF the members Of said firm.
Third. Whist Eens together with thetr prorities
:snd amounts, are ON .sst q real estate.
Fourth. Any other matter deemed proper by the
,sas commissioner OF. aRY party interested
Snd tho said Register is directed TO efye1otice pf
eStcutfng this deerfe personally on known credit
xrs, and also by pHtjishtnS notice once %eek for
f0u successive weeks in SoJEe newspaper puksished
in ate city OF BicbROnd, which notice shalI be
eeemsa equivalent 10 persouat service on all persons
IrtFsstcd In this cause.
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NoREMEDY IN TIE WORLD ever came into such
universal use has 50 fully won the confidence OF
mankind rs AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for the
cure Of Coughs. Colds and CONSUMPTION.
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TUESDAY,. NOVEMBER 8, 1879.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS PoR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, clear weather, with cool
nortberlv yeering to warmer southeasterly
winds, stationary followed by falling ba-
rometer.
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States, clear or partly cloudy weather, cold
northerly winds, becoming warmer and
variable, stationary or falling barometer.
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GET YouR FRIENDS to 60 to the polls.
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AUCTION SALES TKIHs DAY.

Es- On all satss Of Reai Estate made bstsseei
TIE 1st Of january and last Of June the taresSot
he 11sseat year Eare to be pafS oy The purchaser
On an sales made betaoeen the lSt Of July and lGS.
OF TIE year tas tGreS hare to be paid 5y the seller
Irhis custom was adopted about ffteen years ago
b Ill the real estate agents In Richmond, ana sp.
nsfes to Richmond aud yicnity.1
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AllI,u,olld 1lspatlh,

as- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED ClRCU-
LArroN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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LOST. srRAFEp. AND Found.

TSTRAY.-A BRINDLE cow CYgsY
IL WAS taken up by the police on the night .isSA.
of the 3lst OF October. The owner can &c; her by
applying Ut the Third poce station, corner OF Mar
shall street and Brook avenue.
no sgt JOHN POE, JR., Chief Of Police.
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LOOK AT THEIR STOCK OF CARPETS.
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PERSONAL.

THO THE PUBLIC.-In consequence OF
J. the sale OF half of the VIRGINIA PA
TRON 10 Mr.. w. ". Newman. rhc Greenback nomi-
ner aud Mr.. Newman refusing 10 furnish the neces-
sarv means TO publish the same. hereby notify The
subscribers and readers Of the PATRON. and the
public generally, that will not assume the entire
responsibility OF lssnng the same therefore It's pub
LEGATION will cease from this date.
&. s. FRENCH,
Publisher mot Ed!t0r) Of the Virginia Patron.
RICHMOND, Va Nnveinher 1. 1878. no J-lt*
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cAPpozo, FoURoUREAN 4 co.
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
o..s !, all departments largely replenisked
,.os, novelties received by every steamer.
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IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
CLoAKs, SILKS, CAslIMERES, CAssIMEREs,
ALL TO De SOLD
AT TIE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
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NLOAkS! CLOAkS !!

THE NEWEST STYLES,
THE LEST WORKMANSHIP,
THE LOWEST PRICE.
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en- r;,c NJ ffuLDREN'S FANCY-STRlPED
"a - SI,t iO. .COLORED HOSE: also, every %eKns'
n,.,. ai,a and size ~, srasonahlc HOSIERY and UN-
rEgWEAR for men, ladies, and cmtdren.
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suKs-GLACK AND CoLoRED.

IN. largest stock 10 bc found ia She city to sele'
from, ana at prices 10 guarantee safes
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TsNHE LADY WHO GOT 4 RED PLAID
l. SHAWL TO put around her baby of lady ac-
cOmDanying Il gentleman wearing very large white
hat going the FAIR the 3 list mltimo, Is KNOWN.
II ysu return the shawl to LOG Main street. or ut
the corner of Tenth and l!road streets, you will not
be exposed. If not shall expose you.
no 5-lt* PROFESSOR EUGENE RUBY.
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Cr.OAKS.

DRESS GOODS.
,s,,,o,,i attractions. Many new styles opening
'.on, =, nr,cts that caunct fail to please.
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SILK AND TRIMMiNG-N Ell hie,
AL qualities.
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FJ,ASSELS-Every quality.
,,os,pPy AND UNDERWEAR.

ELAyKETS-A,l grades and sizes.
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For the DISPATCH.

November 1, 1873.
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os thc,r spccia;lcs. Their stock IN TINS depart
MN; has been largely replcnished In every grade.
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HEALTH-0RDINANCES.

Mr.. Higgins, from the Committee on
Health, reported back the Coroner's report
for the past six months. Received and
filed.
Mr.. Ellyson, from the Committee on Or
dnances, reported an ordinance to amend
section II OF chapter 35 OF the City Ordi-
nances, concerning hacks. Also, an ordi-
nance to amend sections and of chapter
80, in relation to boys climbing on cars
while in motion, sc. The ordinances were
10th adODted. .s.-..
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sp 17-eod
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-17

Mr. Lyndc Dem. Wis presented n COM
muncalion from Elizabeth Thompson Of New
York tendcrins rs u ei't 20 the Government
Carpenters painting. "T Tho First beading Of
the Emancipation Proclamation by President
Lincoln and his Cabinet"
Mr. Garfield Rep. Ohio offered n resolution
accepting the gift rendering the thanks oi Con-
grc-- therefor. and directing the Committee on
the Library to make Arrangements for the for
mnl reception on Tucslay Fob. -, Adopted
Mr. Rea Dem. Mo- reported back bin for
tho construction OF Il brid-.' over the Missouri
rivor Mt or near Glasgow. No. Amended and
Mr. Conser Rcp. Mirhl reported a bin To-
provide lNr the STUN ing 90 unSiuMl"l dNru-
uu-tanpcd .liunnN o. aN.N tAe necessary
-Ilmp- Jon TIC lrn- .nDtof a. Judge or Hl .rS Of "A
court q record who shall make a cer.iAeate To-
Mr frye Ron. Nelrerortad IL hin to mako
persons charged Win crimes ami irue COM
lot ni witnesses IN The United States courts.
Mr O'NelI Cl.p. Pa y sentel the rcmon-
STRANGE of wurhlugmeu o. Philadelphia aEuin-t
tAr rrimposit!on of tho tax on ten and coffee.
and against reduction ut the tariff.
,,Ihr llgu-r then " Mt int Committee OF the
Whole. MIR. Lien Nlrm., ILL., I'm tho chair
B.i- yer" passed npproprnt,ns i2,5n0 each
f0rllN libraries for llak tn rul Wyoming.
bin apprnprlating .luOON FOR the removal
II sunga !ni other obslrutions nom the MI-.
e-- Ip, Missouri. and Arknnsa- rlvrt-. anil
$4,000 tg open tho navigation of tho He'd rN a
Mr. Cox tn.m.. y. - opposed the hin as
| prDWnture The committee. ho said wa, moi
| NnN-oyrl enough in regard Ia such maiters;
Mr.. Dunnnil Rep, MIMI asked whether Air
/ Cos had raised his voice against the apprOpri
/ alton 90 clear H,ll Gnte
/ MI, toV.-l am one Of those who believe in
/ hell aud meyer loci on THAI side of the llous,
| with u having a comlrmYinn Of my belief
! n"cc -lty. Some people are i1 80 ia and som,
o. o. i n out Hut yet ! vol,d against III,
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\ woman. Order or Knighthood.

Nf .I...t 70 I.f'is. f.f.
The Queen has been rracinu~lv plea sod.
lvuu iu-truu mt uuIor her royal sign manual.
to institute and GREAT" am order If dl-tlNeiiU n,
600 20 styled aud Designated The Imperial
Orloro tine Grown of India. AMI tp make Tho
rules and regulations which arr ~ r"n -'t
forth. The Instrument iS headed Victoria.
i. y L. Victoria. 10y the Graz of God ol the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Queen. Defender Of the Faith. Empress Of
India and proceeds To say thnt her Majesty
Of her imperial tito Of Empress of India by the
institution Of an order ~ distinction 10 ho en-
inyei 10y the rrnccsses Il her royal house and
the wives or other female relatives of Indian
princes AMI others. Her Majesty with her heirs
and Successors. kings and Queens kesnant of
the United kingdom Of urcN, Britain and Ire
land. Empcrors and Imposes OF India. are to-
hr Sovcreign- of this Order. and il Is provided
that it shall be compeient for the Sovereign ~
tine Order 10 confer tho decoration thereof upon
su II IrlnN r-rrS of the royal and imperial
house. being OF more than Is years of age, ~
her Majesty. her h"irs and Successors shall
think NJ. II will also bee competent ior the Sow
crcign 81 the Order 20 confer the decoration
upon the wives or other female relatives Of such
princes ia the Indian empire, and upon su ii
other Indian ladies, as her Majesty, her heirs
Rni successors shall from time to time think
upon the wives or tlor female relatives ~ any
gi ,h1 r"f,n- %%n3 ,nN" u, ~ pGw non Of
q vrrnor-o neral 81 India, Governors ol
Madras or Bombay, or of Principal secretary Of
\ list j. given ofthe nrst recipients ofthenow
decoration. They are. The Princess of Wales
TIE Grown Princess of Gern1ny PRINCESS L sal
- Nr~t rtin mul lr"nndE th" Grnnl
ain ana lr.Itun; Irur.-- Christian 90 Si---
wi'k-llol-' t.u Princess l"loun ~ 6rrnt Brit
y L.H". Pru "-a airI"r; ne purh"-- Z
ll.nlul.A INfInu Du 'l'-- ~ liu~-inI; the
iurN' oi & nhrldrr; the Grand Duchess 81
hl.il Ntfhn Duchess Nf T.ek Princess Mary ol
/ tHmNr.l.-'I: fhr VI l'frnnee HnfiI.nu SIn..h .ihO
l. -um 90 Bnlpal. Nt'.Sl.;ti. Muharnuee Sofa
col lIfI Nl o rod