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DISCoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use OF MEADE Il BAKERS SAPoNIXs DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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STAUNToN FEMALE SEMINARY,}
STIITSTOS. VA. June 4, 1879.

STAUNToN, VA, June 4, $40.
II gives unaffected pleasure TO say that Protes-
sor l.. y. HASsELEFF has taught In the department
of German In my school with the most fratifyiag
success He possesses in high degree the elements
of successful teacher. His pupils are devoted TO
him. growing out of his competency devotion to his
work. and high toned, gentleman " demcanor.
can most cordially recommend him TO any inSti.
tItion IN want OF 4 German professor.
j. L. MILLER.
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INCIPIENT TARTAR AND SCURF removed By
MEADE & BAKERS SApoNINE DENTIFRIcE.
Fifty cents box.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SUSDAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, cloudy and rainy wea-
ther, northerly winds, stationary tempera.
ture, and higher barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, cloudy,
rainy weather. stationary or lower tempera-
ture, northeast winds, and stationary or
higher barometer. ~
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For BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE & BAKER't
CARBoLGC MOUTII"WASn. Fifty cents bottle.
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SEE THE HANDSOME JAPANESE BOXES at the
99C. STORE.
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sr THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPATCE
,ls LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CTRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
1PAPERs OF THE CITY. rs ~
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Fon oFFEssrvE BREATH from aecsyea MSs1
s,ssasad uums. use .MEApE & BAKERS CAR
nua noI It, MoUra-WAsH. Sirty cents bottle.
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Entered at the Post Office at Richmond. Va, as
second-class matter.J
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STAUNToN, VA June II, 1879.
II gives me pleasure 10 testify 10 Professor HAS
SELEFF's colupetency, Gdelity. and uucXcepiiona
bly, genremanly department during the three years
he has been ociated with me as tcacher OF Aodern
Languages in the Augusta Female Seminary. Most
cordially do commend him 10 any to whom this
Testimonial may be presented.
Sc 22.lr MARY j. BALDWIN; Principal.
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8rhnttond 9ispatfI,

MONDAY. 49,. SEPTEMBER %, 1878.
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M Aa1r,I,IEsWQoD az, INSTITUTE, CON-
ia,are Of Lille. PA, chartered by the Lsgis.
OF Pbiis6Iahi SEsnia, twenty one miIss southwest
CentrsI rt t,na: On the Pbiiadeiphta aad Baltimore
fs boys fr Adults both sexes. Thoroughly
OF the nros. business or for the study of any
lltie ,,ss sse.as; SraSutes y0upg ladies. Gives
"S's |ofoasa home care, Az a3.d&wsm
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s..a. NO. II.
...s.-... HALF HOSE.
Plain Balbriegnn,
Striped Balbriggan, II
IL Fancy Cotton,
Plain Merino. z E
Fancy Merino,
Striped Merino.
.. Knitted Wool.
HAyDKERcHIEFs.
Fancy Linen, ~ ,n
Nagasakt Twill, r.,
Printed PoDgee,
English Novelties,
l : French Novelties.
English silk, s .-.-..-.....
English Berlin, ....... ...t..s
Huduip,
La Tour.
Guyot,
French Novelties.
NEcKwEAR.
English &c Jonvil,s,
French de Joinvi,Ies.
German de Joinvil!es, ".
New Styles In Flats,
New styles in Knots,
Imported Novelties.
GLOVES.
Pique Kid Embroidered.
Pique Dogskin Embroidered,
Lined Cape,
French Driving.
English Driving,
Russian Cloth,
Hand-Knitted.
~ USDERwEAR.
Striped Mcrino Shirts and Pants,
Striped Balbrigsan Shirts and Pants,
Heavy Balbriggan Shirts and Pants,
Heavy Mrrro shirts and Pants,
Superior Merino Shirts and Pants
A.SAKS & Co,
FINE FURNISHINGS,
10l3 Main street, opposite post Office
MIRRORS cheaper than ever, OF all sizes, at 9qc.
STORE.
BURNETT's FLAvoRrNG EXTRACTS are used
and endorsed by the best hotels confectoners and
grocers throughout the country. They are perfectly
pure. at once the cheapest and best. and received
the highest award at the Centennial Exhibition.
JOB LOT OF BUTCHER AND BREAD.KsIyEs
from 1Oc. TO SOC. at 99C. STORE.
PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
THREE YEARS OLD;
OLD SOUTHAMPTON APPLE BRANDY,
FOR PEACHES;
FRESH SPICES FOR PIcKLISG,
endltss variety,
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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treasurer. The Club has adopted consti-
tuition and bylaws similar to Westmoreand
Club. but have not yet selected their club
hopsa y.s.
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JUDGE CHRISTIANS CHARGE TO THE GRAND
JURY-T HE MoFFETT- REGISTER LAW
When the grand jury Of the Hastings
Court met on Saturday Judge Christian de-
liyered 4 lengthy charge touching various
matters to be considered by them. Upon
the subject Of the Motfett-register law the
Judge said
The attention of every grand jury sworn
in this court since the passage of this Moi
fett register] law has been specially called
to the subject Of its enforcement; and
whilst it must be apparent to any one who
examines the reports Of the Commissioners
Of the Revenue that the law is daily and
hourly violated in this city, there have been
the ,fewest plumber Of indictments found
against the delinqueuts, and not q single one
found uithin the past year. The law re-
quires me to revoke the licenses OF dealers
whenever I am satisfied that they are vio-
lating il. And while am engaged now in
trying to enforce the law in this way-it
seems the only one practically remaining
for its eDforcement-tbe proceeding is in its
nature hard one, most distasteful to me,
and Its execution attended by difficulties
not incident to your inquiries. You can
send for any witness that you may think
can give you any information on this sub
ject, and earnestly invoke again your aid
and cooperation in the proper enforcement
OF this important law. - -.. .
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JOB LOT OF BUTCHER AND BREAD.KNIvEs
from l0c. TO soc. at 99c. STORE
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GREAT VARIETY OF TAPESTRY MATS at the
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
u No. l09 EIGHTH STREET.

THURSDAY, September 25lh, 1879.
CHARGES PER SESSION;
Elementary English and Mathematics. $50
L"riisn and Higher hclnatics.............. ~
81 .tin CROCK French German, each. h........... II
,,irrs,y mons .........,. so
Teachers Sons.... oo
az q bOr studies more than TWO OF thcse IAN
,rapes no charge ], made for The third and fourth
PAYMENTS rs follows Ten dollars (SlO) the day OF
entrance: The hatnce in three SIX. aud nine monnS
from the SIh day of September, 1879. .
Rovs of eleven years OF age received, or, !! well
advanced, even younger.
Circulars al the bookstores.
Applications NAV he made TO the Principal ut NO.
THOMAS II. NORWOOD.
So IO-I,n Principal.
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BURNETT's FLAvoRrNG EXTRACTS are used
ana endorsed by the best hotels, conectioners and
grocers Throughout, the country They are perfectly
pure at once the cheapest and best. and received
the highest award at the Centennial Exhibition.
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MIRRORS cheaper than ever, OF all sizes, at 99c
STORE
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DICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
II 4O3 EAST MAIN STREET.
The next session begins SEPTEMBER Z2p.

JOHN H. POWELL. Principal.
MES Mrs r &: + G,EEE1Tr tGiEEEETr Associate Principals
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A. SAKS & Co,
FINE FURNISHINGS,
1O13 Main street, opposite post. Office.
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SCHOOL FOR LITTLE CHILDREN,
(FRoM SIX TO TEN YEARS OF AGE.l


Experience has taught that children acquire
languages more easily and more perfectly thap pso-
pie Of more advanced years. In Russia. where The
study OF languages Is carried to the highest perfec-
ton, It is not 30 meet children from six TO ten
years old who will converse fnently In four diner.
ent languages. Reading Is scarcely known 10 Them
grammar sill less. Everything Is the result of imi-
TALON Of sounds-a faculty which children have to
great degree. Parents should not neglect this. and
should remember how short the time Is from SIX to
ten when the child can, while playing. acquire what
later becomes so difficult far e. accent and pro-
nunca,ion are concerned.
Glasses composed each OF ten pupils, and where
This specia method will be ussd viii be opened on
the ST OF OCTOBER.
For further Information address east Franklin
street, NO. 20l, ut Mrs. WEBB'S.
STAUNToN, April 8. 1878.
Professor and Madame HASsELEFF have had
charge Of the departments or Modern Languages
and Drawing and Painting in the Augusta Female
Seminary for two years, and take pleasure In tes-
tifyIng to their superior qualifications for The posi-
ton. They combine culture, refinement, anu hlsn-
toned principles 10 u degree rarely found, AS
nroof of the hi2h estimation In which hoidthep,
have engaged Iher services for another year.
MARY j. BALDWIN,
Principal Of Augusta Female Seminary:
Stanton, Va.
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EDUCATIONAL.
FACULTY

FACULTY:
7 6 JoySES. NJ. D., Emeritus Professor OK fhSs-
b' so,ory and Mcdicai Juris prudence.
I.MEs B. McCAw. NJ. d., Professor OF ffac''ce
uY,%TER Z. MCGUIRE. NJ. D.. Professor of Sur
3 erSr EMAN. NJ D., Professor OF Obstetrics, &C.
r. n r. cI;NNiNGHAM, NJ. D., Professor OF Anato-
mSwvELLFoRD. NJ. D., Professor Of Ma'eria
y. S:osscs and Therapeutics
n { FMASsoN, NJ. D..Frefesser OF Phys'o'osy ana
hCCIigI,EN. rs. D., Professor CT Diseases Of
WILLIAM II. IAh Ah,s.r LIN, ''' ' "
Chcmis;ry and Pharmacy. ,.r,.
- " WEST II. d.. Demonstrated OF Anatomy. -
y MTtYL0R, N. d., Assistant Demonstrator OF
AnaIomy.
The eourse Of instruction Is coMptete, ooIn lneo-
~ ~. end nrsc;ica. conducted BY tne Pro!t sSors,
Ii;S nv The Adjunct Faculty., who gave me stu.
tsmt daily examination on the lectures ~ithout
additional charge. p,.,no,a ,,. nj, nm
,r the cortroI OF the Faculty. The Ciiy HospitaI;
% College Hospital. the College Dispensarv, ana
,hc state Central Lunatic Asylum are open TO the
srndent without charge.
ETmrpses for whole course. including Ma oo
irru,alion fee oo
c,,,d.rts attending summer course. 90 ES
TracticsI Anatomy. Demonstrators fee.". ~ o0 o0
Cool board from Sl5 TO $40 per month.
f' " j. Is. McCkw, NJ. D..
1a-69.,wSstOcS Dean Of The Faculty.
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MISS GORDON'S SCHOOL,
7O7 EAST FRANKLIN STREET.

BOARDING AND DAY-SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS.
CORPS OF TEACHERS:
Miss JESSIE c. GORDON. Principal;
MIR. GEORGE L. MERRILL:
Mr.. WILLIAM W. VALENTINES:
Madame G. GuILLAUME;
Miss GREBE;
Miss LAIRD:
Miss ANNA POWERS:
Professor REINtIARpT.
THE DUTIES OF THIS SCHOOL will be RE-
SUMED TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23p
In addition 10 the above SUCH teachers as the
ScnooI MAY IU<, will he nployed-
For terms. &C.. apply till the 18th Of September
at l3 west Grace street. in person by letter. after
the 9th Of September, 10 the PRINCIPAL,
TOT east Franklin street
Circulars sent ON annlicaIion. 22-I Odlm
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL, NEAR
H. ALEXANDRIA. VA-A BOYS SCHOOL,
lifting for college or business The forty first year
opens WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1879.
Terms reduced Five resident teachers, and liDc-
rsl provision in all respects for the improyement
and comfort OF pupils. Elevated and beautiful To-
cation, Extensive grounds. including an ample
Skating -pond and thoroughly Gymna-
sum- Students from twelve States. For Catalogues
address The Principal. .-.xr .
ivoJ-cod2m Alexandria. Va.
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NOR RENT. THE FlRST-CLASSG
Il RE~IDENCE 40. : - Grace street. .adloin- s:I
Ing Si. Iaui's church, Al present occupied oF ''
he,fir< two or three without hrc-plac"s: k'tchcu
with four rooms: stable. carr house &r.: M
In cxaelenr ordcr Possession lst of October next.
sc l7.cun2W GRlBlS " w ll.LlAn~.
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CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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CtCUOOL OF FRENCH,
MADAME r. ACELIE TOGNO,
2O2 EAST MAIN STREET,
KICUAINND.

The duties Of this school will be resumed ou
SEPTEMBER 22p.
Glasses formed according 10 degree OF acFance-
lncnl aud hours arranged 10 suit pupils a'ttnoiig
,chon,S or English Circulars sent on application
10 MADAME ToGSo; found, also, at the leaoing
hook k-sforts. se lo-o'a"tSN1
ykISS Y. A. LAWS AND MISS CARY
Nf LAWS will resume t!;er MUSIC Lessons At
1nctr rcs idcncc 1u7 east Min street. The session
IuInc monthsi will begin OCTOBER 1ST. but pupils
can commence anv time This mouth. Those VINO
wish tn renew their engagements are requested 10
ui 20 nnice rs early praciir able sc {. M&IhStN
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..a- UNDERWEAR.
Striped Mcrino Shirts and Pants,
Striped Balbrigsan Shirts and Pants,
Heavy Balbriggan Shirts and Pants,
Heavy Meripo shirts and Pants,
Superior Merino shirts and Pants
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PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
Daily globe., 1879-06-04
ENGLISH GRAIN.
Growing Crops Only Fairly Promtsin e
Markets Steady With no 1uotable Change

Growing Crops Only Fairly Promising
Markets Steady With no 1uotable Change
for Importations.
LONDON, June 3.-The Mark Lane Eg
press in its weekly review of the corn trade
says the growing wheat has not been serious
ly compromised by the late inclement
weather, and if hopes of speedy change are
realized the check may not prove to have
been injurious, and the harvest, though late,
may yield fair return. Wheat looks toler-
ably healthy, though it is backward. Barley
and oats only moderately promising. Winter
beans strong. The agricultural prospects in
Scotland are by no means promising. Cereals
are sickly and yellow even in the most favor
ed districts. Grass is very backward. De-
liveries of wheat by farmers at provincial
markets have again been liberal as compared
with last year, showing the reserves to have
been underestimated, or else they are due to
the pressing need of money felt in agricul-
tural circles. The condition of wheat offered
was improved and the average price ad-
vanced eight pence per quarter despite the
very inactive provincial trade. In London
fine samples fully maintained late rates but
arrivals were small. Imports OF foreign
wheat to Friday were 42,76O quarters.
Millers during the week bought on merely
retail scale because of the increased flrmness
Of holders. With the still considerable visi
BILE supply in America and shipments from
Northern Russian ports trade lost much of
its buoyancy, but prices are unchanged e1-
cept for spring American descriptions, for
which holders accepted rather lower rates.
Business was further restricted by the holi-
day. Best. oats have risen similarly. Bar
ley and beans sold slowly at former rates
| Peas were rather cheaper in consequence Of
la large supply.
Daily globe., 1879-06-04

The death of Bob Ingersoll's brother will
give new interest to his onslaught on re-
ligion. He was booked to lecture in st. Paul
tomorrow evening, and the churches were
advertising him by demanding that Chris.
tians should not attend, while SO called
liberal element in the community was de-
signing to extend to him an ovation. The
death of his brother having prevented his
coming to st. Paul ut present, the nice ques
ton can be raised whether tho existence of o
Divine Providence (Which Ingersoll denies) is
not made manifest by the stroke which cut
off his st. Paul engagement. For a time,
at least, the Christian element will be able
to claim the interposition of an overruling
Providence with some show of force
but if, at later period, Pope Bob
should visit st. Paul, at time say
when the legislature is in session
and it is exceedingly important
to keep all wickedness in the background
the matter would be all at sea again. If tn,
death of the brother simply brings tn,
wicked Bob face to face with one of ou
legislatures, and enables him to instil NOR
evil into that body, the preseut Christian
poiut will not be well taken. twill, pei
haps, be the safest to wait awhile before ab
solutely becoming committed to eithe
theory.
Daily globe., 1879-06-04
Municipal Court.
Before Judge Flint

The city vs.. John Turner, disorderly conduct;
dismissed for want of prosecution.
Tho city'vs Louis Beech, assault and bat
terry: sentence suspended during good be-
havior
The city vs.. Daniel Haskell and James Mel
son, vagrancy; committed for seven days each.
The city vs.. Henry Flaherty, disorderly con.
duct; committed for thirty days.
The city vs.. James Hogan, drunkenness;
committed for one week.
The City VS.. William Reddington; disorderly
conduct. Fine of 80 paid and defendant dis
charged.
The State vs.. Nicholas Francis; larceny. Con-
tinued to the 9th inst.
The City VS.. A. B. Jones; disorderly conduct.
Acquitted and discharged.
Tho City VS.. James Ryan; disorderly con-
duct. Fine Of $S paid and defendant dis
charged.
The City vs.. Barbara Reynolds; disorderly
conduct. Fine of so paid and defendant dis
charged.
Hiram Stillwell vs.. s. G. Smith; action to
recover rent. To be tried on the 9th inst. at
ppm.
Amanda F. Boucher Va. J. E. Chappell; .ac-
tion to recover wages. To be tried on the 9th
inst. at 2P.M.
The Northwestern Fuel Co. VS.. Steele & Nc
Intyre; action on account. To be tried June
11th at 1OA.m
| Patrick Butler VS.. G. G. Berkman; action fol
damages. Set for trial June 18th at 2P.M.
Thomas J. Barney vs. E. A. Campbell; action
for goods sold. Dismissed.
Louis Metzger vs. James Showers and D
Goodman, garnishee; action on account. De
fendant defaulted and F. II. Carlton to take
disclosure of garniskee.
Davis, O'Brien & Wilson vs.. William Burger
action for services performed. Defaulted.
John Gabriel vs, w. N. Branch; action fol
restitution of premises Set for trial june
18th at loan.
Michaud Bros. vs. A. Haezmier and Thoma
II. Pitts; action on note. Set for trial June
at2P.M.
Joseph Meyer vs.. Samuel Rosenbaum; actor
on contract of partnership. Defendant to an
swer this week and case to be tried June II a
l2P.M.
Marcus johnson vs.. John Linstad ct al, an,
]. F. Mcintosh, garnishee; action on note. De
faulted and disclosure taken by clerk.
Hanauer, Lichtenauer Il Co. vs.. Frank Il
Cross; action for goods sold. Motion fo
change of venue overruled and case continues
to July l, ate0A. II.
A. L. Perkins vs.. Abraham Bailey; action o.
note. Continued until next term.
Daily globe., 1879-06-04

accomplish the same results BY other means |
is useless or worse: It prolongs an agita-
stion that disturbs the business Of tho coun-
try, and prolongs session Of Congress that
should have ended month ago. For the
extension of the session up 70 it's present
limits the Democrats are not responsible,
for the Republicans have consumed moro
than half the time in reciting the history of
the war and seeking to convince the people
that it 10 not yet over. The Democrats have
used only the time required to place their
position clearly and fully before the country,
and having done this, nothing remains to be
gained BY further efforts to pass legislation
that is certain to meet with Mr.. Hayes veto.
The GLOBE does not wish to be unoharita-
bic towards men whom it esteems to be hon
est and patriotic, and yet it is constrained to-
urgethat the boys play that seems to have
been determined upon by the Democrats in
Congress should cease. It is time that the
business Of setting up puppets for Mr.. Hayes
to knock down had ceased. The party has
made its record and can safely 60 before the
people upon it. II has labored assiduously,
against the bitterest of partisan malgnity, to
give to the people in every part Of the coun
try q free ballot and non-interference in
elections from the federal power. That it
has failed is not through any dereliotion Of
duty, but through the opposition of q more
potential arm of the government, influenced
by neither reason nor patriotism. With such
a record Democracy has nothing to fear at
the hands of the people. Let things remain
as at present and all will be we'll when the
people render their verdict in the future.
Daily globe., 1879-06-04
COLORED JURYMEN !.

Answer of Judge Christian of Richmond,
Va, to Colored Petitioners.
RICHMOND, June 8. Judge Christian of the
Hustings court, to-day gave his answer to the
petition of the committee Of colored citizens,
asking him to summon as jurors all persons
entitled to serve. and whose names may appear
on all poll books, without Discrimination
between white men and black men on juries.
The petition was presented in conformity with
the rs.olution adopted by the convention %. Of
on the 10Th Of. May for the purpose
of considering measures for the. ame-
Goration and improvement. of the
condition of tho colored race. Judge Chris
tian's answer says he has given the matter calm
and deliberate consideration. He concurs
the late Judge Gingon, in reviewing . petition
asking that in cases where colored persons ac-
cused Of crime should be tried by colored jurors
who could read and write, he quotes from the
laws as to who are qualified to serve as jurors,
and how they shall be summoned,
question that the State has the right to
prescribe the mode in which jurors are selected
and summoned and trials conducted In the
court. He says the only principle which gov
erned, or will hereafter govern him IN the DIS
charge Of his duty in selecting jurors: Is that
Wn1C0 SHALL eH8DAe 0lu1 W CO1pAy WAoAA e.AS A.'s
and at the same time to secure the best mate
rial for its proper enforcement. When he tinds
that he can best do this by selecting colored
| jurors, he will do 30, but not till then.
In conclusion Judge Christian says: have
| in the past selected the best materia that
could find liable to discharge the important
trusts to be confded to them and !
expect to do the same in the future,
with an eye single to what !
understood to be my duty under the law, and
what believe to be for the best and highest
interests of ALI classes in this community.
will file the petition, and continue to put only
such persons on juries g I think well qualified,
| q the law requires me to do.