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, 1879-01-25
COLOR.IlI4lNDNESS.


It Is something beyond mere curiosity which
Induces Dr.. Jel1s1es tn take SUCH palms to pro-
cure statsttrs regur.lfur t''c prevalence OF color.
blindness among tIlr children Of our public
schools. He has for some weeks DEVOTED few
hours each day to tlsc examination Ut these
children, u1.tl he reports the following Ecaultn:
Among thr boys. the proportion VI colur.b1!nd
is opc III every twenty; u tin. girls he exall,Etstd
he only found two III ovrr 3,0tO y lo wrru thus
Inflicted. Ihr trst which he applies + vers s.n'
llc, Hill! yet the result " always conclusive. 1ie
huils III bis hand ki,ut u bright green worst.
cd, ihr r4lre green witch has nu tint III bluc Or
yellow; on tie whltscoycrcl tablc N froht Ut
him Is larRs p'lc OF various ehloroA worstcd%,
ruueine through al1 thc tolors, from llgl',
gray ~ dark brown, inci,l'l!ng The different
slla,les If rcd, blue, yellow, yinlet, ani grGGn.
TIE scholars. called class Nv e1hss, are rangcd
before hin, auG nnc Vt time IL tested; no rttr
in his baud hc says: :" Now ptrk out wliat
l,Mks 10 win Ike this, whether # ls
iight or dark" il ,hc l~r-on IL eoIor-b!lnl II
will ptek out rcd, fray, eertaln si,atlss II browne
and poss!nIy Green; HAT s,ows t's,t al th'su
roors look nlIks tu hi,u. a1.l. as nearly as ratt
be determined, the rftecl ts gray. II u peculiar
that, willis lHrson mag l,c what Is tcrHlea
purple. Sometimes this ortl.r u reversed, AMI
while thsy run distinguish between red nnd,
greru thry cai!llot hro any difference III yelluw
amt valet, For some time Tie taca scetsu*l IL
tu the lover rlakses. h1lt artual experiment
pyoyrs tIat Bact Ii nut The tase. In unu claAs Of
thrty.six lu,s In the l.awrrnve Ssn,ol IN st,uth
Nnatuil, ttl.x,i a!ttnlctl largely by t!n pooTcr
eIa6s, mol TINS wllu was c,i0r-tt|nlu Mia founG:
ttul tn tho i:e3 Win were cyalAtErsl tr next iuy
only Hive were fuunt. II WAS quite amusing to
hear soau uf tl!r uutilcs III ct'IDrs given Gy thcto
children. t}ua Vi lruI raled ggay ''dark
wll!,c,H anutl,rr called very ttark sl.llr Of
browIi "bll.tt hrown." Sust,u Ut tteni bad
ycrY quick eye fur color. an'l selected shH,lcs
with gryat deal Ut Discrimination.
Jlc object of Ill this IL tu bring thr question
at lolor-6ltudncss iuto prosninrncc, III relation
10 tie tlAlIgvr frutu Ills lA.iruliy III persons
connected u lth railways H1nl tliu piut service.
As rc.l altl grcru lights arr used almost r1ctu-
xtyely as sgnuls, It becomcA4 matter vi sotnc
Il,usllant wlettitr ille n,an who Euns tlir rusnc
UT the railway y'tra!n, 4r Eutuea the ship tntn
ha1loE, eau distinguish fF,tn the ultltr. In
Eugl tbs ssrtctrst tests ar1 spp!leA to the
pvrhoa III search Ut situatt tnl, 1T the KIND. an!
IL u tlupcsl lIlus l' saa rule may hc enforced
In I'LL. country. Certainly 1t ~ I question III
which tho eeurral puoitcls, ur th,ula bc, vet.
lively Interested, Involving u Il dues 50 Muel
of Importance TO human life. Already 1t hos
con,u bciu1u the Legislature, ant' OH Wednesday
tlrra viii be = Aeorlne, VI which Dr. JeiIrles
will present tho statlatKs ~ h4s gathered, u.iu
have pcra..!a present wlsu will allow ~ tho
Committee u1il others Interested xhat COLOR
biuupess really u.
, 1879-01-25

.StN 10FE HFt1WIts -------
There Is Ill active AloSttnln ut AMONG SONS ct
the lgavrs OF the beat stn;etS In layor VI short
4fes4tu Iaf balls ulut iaurtl. parties. sssscilily
fur young ladies' 'i1ls etfurt. II surtcssfnt, Viii
sst take loFal amt silld c*prcSa!oa NJ t!,c chaf'
Ftl TO- IN. ,ii.: III Ia. beel, alonles! by .uany
young auuEktrrs u. fashionable laltra u p,.y@su
ctrr: .in.,4cits, and gsts I'll Gl uluc that II
u;noS'Hs, - ~ !'-in.s "a I<Ftluause Win .i'a
thusu tn Il position 10 uaake cloiyu could harI-
" hesitate hctwcen tbs slurs tk!ss unu LIS
Long.
, 1879-01-25

Frenei. aIouareaslsts Angry at the English.
rAnIs, Jaa. 1.--llic afoNafrhst papers are
clsayrued at tllt satisfaction expressed tu Eu-
l1l al Sundays elections. iha Ga:e.te u
F'raMce aIlrn,S TINT tl:v English tx,ues, " ia,-
tcriu4 II. GuM,octta, and by the ertncn 1t Wul,s
all1!.ing lEsf.is with him. to get u still itlter
c,,tE,,nery!ai treaty; while tlc tMiost dcseriO4
Eug land NJ Kind uexlbor Who, wisely coniid-
Ing her pwu uesslates ~ the Tories, u not sorry
, 1879-01-25

Copyright -: Clarence Cook Of " The New
Cathollc Cathedral In New Ynrk." The present
,n.taGnt nt n Lay Of fe ,,. Msoost"o.
tory.
, 1879-01-25

Ammo Brewster Wrltcs to the Boston Adser-
t;ssr: "Thc remains Of a whole apss painted by
Glotto llaA been discovered lately at Romc.
The credit belongs to the wcll-known Roman
archaeological painter, StRnor Scifoni. lie hcard
a few weeks ago that therc was a tradition ex-
listing Which said that Glotto had decorated
certain old church on the borders Of the Cam.
pugna, ard instantly he began careful e1amina-
ttous Of tic building. Only two or three ner-
sons KNOW the Interesting fact; indeed, outside
OF this little nuulber, thrrs aro few 10 take In
tercst tu tile u,nttcr. Tic pictures ara fast
vru,nb1ln. nWaY. When mounted the lnddcr
to examine, various parts ot itrru, the mere
touching OF my fur mantle against the wall
caused many fragments of painted plaster to
fall to the ground"
Mr.. Robert Lcnox Kennedy will soop present
to tic l.enOx Library In New York EitT an art
work Of extraordinary Interest aul-il tho
French cri!ics arc 10 be trusted, as In such
OF tl!stnuishe1 worth, nn.,rig, Munkacsy's
urge oil painting entitled t. Hind Milton Dlr-
tating Paradise Lost to His Daughters" It
measures about eight feet In length By about
six fuet in hight, WIS ono Of tic "sensations
nj tic late Paris Exhibition, nuL, while hnuRing
there, was bought by Afr. Kennedy for tlo pur-
poso just mentioned. The treatment OF light
and sunshine are said to constitute one OF Its
technical n,aryels. John Milton, in comfort
able chair IN bis library, Ia dtctatng "Pasndisc
Lost t0 one Of hts i'iree daughters wto sits BY
otl,cr daughter At another side Of the table
occupies hcraclt wial1fanry work OF some sort,
md thu Third daughter stands listening near
her. !,
, 1879-01-25

zca!ously .tudsing the Cattle language. The
Professor Of sanscrit IN the University Of Bos-
ton Is teaching Irish to German stu,cnts In that
University" and Dr. I,scrsnn reports that " A
Well-kno~n French Professor nni editor OF a
reFiew devoted 10 p1iloloEy anil Celtic lttera-
tnfe has hcen delivering weekly lectures ut
.LEco3c PratI9ne aes 6Jautcs Etudcs' In the
sosbonne nn the grammar of the ancient irish
lanEllagc.n In reference to the SUCCESS OF the
primary objects OF The aocict the Council states:
''The great object the Society had In view and
for which It faborcd-pan,ey, to get the
language Introduced into tho schools OF
Ireund-has hecn attained. This obtcct
has been accomplished mora readily and
with less opposition than the sncIety ar,-
ticapatcd. Tic ttiunks Of the Society anil the
country are cmfnently cue to the Commission
ers Of National Education for their patriotic
conduct IN complying 30 promptly With the re-
guest Of the memorial that the language should
be placed On The programme OF tho national
schools. And 20 legitimate and reasonable did
the Commissioners consider tic request In the
interest Of education anil 1carntig that they
placed irish not only on the same footing as
French, t;crman, antl italian, bnt pn q footing
similar 10 Greek and Latin. for which double
the amount Of extra fecs 10 paid as for the mud
ern languages. The Commissioners of Inter
mediate Etiucaton have likcwIsc carried out tic
intention OF the Intermediate Education act Ia
nlauncr also very satisfactory to the country.
, 1879-01-25

shnir snartm msnt Leiug iirntnd md t,o s,irtalns
not drnwn. timv wrra. IA rcrardcd the onn..iie
urv ~ liza hndine. \ s,urtnrie IL oMys
nn,i man, M.. Iam,, n, eutrrin,, tf,n ram, mi
1inwn NJ, t1,r snin nn his wIfo urrrhc,i herself
~, 1l,r cjhnw 81 IL will bcr arm ruuui
bis neck. which eucag,nr attitude sLo presently
%rhsn"r,i Inr Min ,t.,r., t,nrsj,nsiyr ,nn ~
E"ns,,ss ~ ii. fcni: ,,t .,nnn III rrtti,,,r ~,
~" Iyr!y ia,lv dill "a alap mi IN mo.nct,t ~.
sn,, nv ~ ~ r,u,r II linz r'M,n seznp @ tin.,iny
~ ,i,o t7nnr c,tna. snucrra. nIatcs.wth" wf"iS
s.hr.t -vn..s r,m,tirsticr1 fnr ,,',,r H., "i',.J
,a,rsni,,g aaT attc,nntfnr "a rsxt mn r. nnI
'n",rly' IN thu ,nidst az which cxtraur,t.,,ary
.'.sno h. c1rtali,s wcrn ahr,,t,y ciosr,i' n,,1
~, %omsstis 1ram.a tInishesl sftn', ,hrt, law.
IT,. ~ I.,,,ht n",vovrr In nv fathrrta ",'I
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's"'i. ,r[,io,.s.'l .tay iii Inri uxro,.'s nrrv.,
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T;Int..''. Wusn ns n ~ ~, .1ut. ''"'s
alisse, W. Es'.u & n".v r,v,a ,,,,u,.,,, ~ that
sssu'. tnt. uu Joh",,r p,1,lcn,a, VI t.iai ~
9,osL snut & ia " ~ hI,~ ~ 'i;nt,'ss =. t1ta ~.
e!noufus' s' ~. ls ,,it htat., ,.t. ~ @
nouso onee, W!n .s tnv ,ttts ,ri' sn.Ia' ~.
hAa untoluua1o noaM .,s "o,! " ,..i ~ au,a
usnn atcewafas usss1 ,,,", " ~ Ier 1 @ c5u.
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-10

GOldsbOro messenger mention Thanks tn
our friends the course of the Uesse,oer
seems to be appreciated and endorsed. ifonr
constantly increasing circulation NAV be CON
sidered good evidence. There is not a news
paper property in the State more valuable or
more permanently fixed, and we are alto
gether satisfied with the returns we havr re-
ceived for our labor. A comparison of onr
circulation to-day with what it was July the
4th a year ago, shows a boaa tide increase
OF ia subscribers, and from this exhibit we
names, for one cause or other, were erased
Oft our books, showing that during the wear
just closed nearly 200 subscribers were er-
listed as readers of the Messen0ey. and This
gratifying increase continues at present in
the same ratiO.-A beet WEIGHING over
seven pounds has been left at this office nv
Mr.. J: j. Scott, grown in his GARDEN
MIR. IL. P. Dortch has a four month old
h%eifer, of the Altoona breed, that is a perfe.t
beauty in the shape of cattle 1.-The Grand
Lodge of Good T%emplars of this State will
hold It's next session in Winston, beginning
on Tuesday, August 12th.-Hon. w. II
Dortch returned from Florida on Sunday
last. He decided to take an appeal to the
Y. ). Supreme Court in the suit of the w.
\. c. r. r. VS.. the Florida roads, in which
a decision adverse to North Carolina had
been rendered by the Circuit Court.-We
are requested to give notice that the new
Presbyterian church at Mount Olive will be
dedicated on Sunday next. We learn that
Rev. B. F. Marable and Rev. j. Nj. Sprunt
will o%ficiate ~ are requested to state
that on and after Monday, July 7th. the A.
q n. c. Railroad schedule will change as
follows VIII leave Goldsboro at 3 o clock D..
M, arrive at Newbern at 6:l2, and at More
head City at 500 p. M. Returning leave
Morehead City at 4:45 a. M, arrive at New
bern at GAO, and at Goldsboro at 10 o'clock
Il. H..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-10

Some one gives the following table of the
order in which men give up their luNurles
under the pressure of hard times: Books go
first-the book trade hattens under a panic
Illustrated papers next, and then daily pa
pers. If the pressure continues, the trade
in pianos and furniture falls off, but the Ia
boring classes begin to contract on the turnl-
ture from the start. Next begin to cut OH
fine clothes and jewelry, and then It's getting
pretty tight. Put on another screw, and
tea and coffee suffer then all fine groceries,
and then the incest kind OF produce. II the
screw still tightens, when the worst comes
to worst, and there is no help from God or
man, the whisky and tobacco begin to be cut
off. But the dog about dead when 1t comes
to that.
Jackson Reporter: Little Car, son of Will
liam w. PEBBLES, Esq, met with quite a
While playing on the stairs rail he lost his
balance and fell to the floor, breaking h s
nose and otherwise iniuring himself severely.
a negro boy shot and killed a negro Wo
man on last Monday in Lewiston, Berthe
county. 1t was nearly dark, and the woman
was getting over a fence IN front OF Il boy
when he saw her and thought she was a mao
dog.
4 farmer in Yalkin county found a dead
sheep a few days since, and supposlng it had
been killed by dogs, sprinkled str1chnlne
upon the dead body, thinking the dogs
would return to their spoil. The result was;
next morning thirteen dogs, three hogs ana
a number of buzzards were found dead, TWO
Of the hogs belonging to the man VINO ad-
ministered the poison. The sheep was
burned next day. Winston Lender.
Our city is now favored with several
Young lady visitors, and we hear OF more
coming. Among those here we notice MISS
Mcneil, of Fayetteville, visiting MISSES
Spencer, Miss Julia Hooker, OF HIllsooro,
at Rev. Mr.. Albea's, Miss Lille Scott, OF
Greensb ,ro, at the Merchants Hotel, and
Miss Haskinn, of GAINESVILLE, Va, at Mr.
B. J. Sheppards. We wish all OF them a
pleasant sojourn.- Winston Leoder.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-10

Bro. Patrick, in beginning the 10th
volume of the Pee Dee Heruld, declares that
it was never in more prosperous condition
than now" This is gratifying but the
Herald deserves well of its patrons. We
take the following items from its columns :
DR.. f. +. Ashe has improved in health
since his %soiourn in Hillsboro. Col.
Steele is home again.-A son of James
Sinclair broke his arm by falling out of a
III ir.-Heavy rain on Sunday.-A
young fellow named Macon tried to swindle
DR.. +. 4. Covington and Mr.. H. Brown, by
buying large bills of goods. He succeeded
in getting away with a good knife from Co
%vington. He is said to be operating in
SSyyaRRlayv cqsgntty t: MAlez ManndIs5ed 81 on the !7fkk robin 1
son, of Arson county, to Miss Emma A.
Stanback, of Richmond county. 1t was a
brilliant marriage.-On Saturday after
noon last some miserable fend Gin human
form we SUPPOSED placed logs on the track of
Carolina Central Railway. between Boggan's
Cut and Polkton, for the purpose Of throw
ing the train from the track. Fortunately
Mr.. Hilbern, the Section Master, discovered
the Instructions and had them removed !;
and that night, while he and two of his
hands were guarding the place, some person
crept up and stealthily shot at Mr.. Hilbern
the ball s~evering his watch chain and
passed through his coat without doing and
further damage.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-10

Elizabeth City Economist: Elizabeth City
now has a daily steamer to Norfolk and
Portsmouth. - Testimony in the contested
Congressional election case OF leates VS..
Martin will be taken before Justice Culpe,p-
ner Wednesday. Yeates is represented by
!, p. Whedbee, and Martin by W. +. Fool
and c.. w. Grandy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-21
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OFTHE SEC

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC
OND Judicial District Of the State of Nevada i'll and
for Ormsby cOuty-In the matter Of the of Mat
thias RnkePursnant to order of said court made
the NINTH day Of October, A D. 1879 notice is hereby
given that Monday, the THIRD day Of November A. d.
1879 at 10 o'clock NJ. of that day, being cay Of the
November term, A. d. 1879 OF said District Court the
Of said court, has been appointed the time
and place for the proving Of the will of the said Matthias
Rinke, deceased, and Of hearing the applications OF
MaTcella E. Rnkel, wife of the said Matthias Rinke de
ceased ad Willis G. Clarke for the issuance hem Of
letters testamentary, when and where any person inter
ested may appear and contest the same.
J. H. MARSHALL, Clerk
Carson CITY, Nevada, October 10. 1919
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-21
NOTICE,

NOTICE III HER3BY GIVEN TO ALL
~ croltnrs ri the Of James A st Clair that
uaior and by virtue pt power attorney, made tine
2i day o August 1872 hy the heirs of said estate,
have been appointed to collect AL debts due said estate
Al parties owing said viii trouble hy
ealing and settling iurtb~ih
!. ID. KEit5EN, Attorney in Fact
August o. ls-9' jed
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-21
H0wING AND ZABRISKIE MINING

y COMP ANY.-Loy alton Of principal place of busl-
ness Carson City, Nevada; location Of works. Eagle
and Washoe Valley Mini g District Nevada Notice
There delinquent upon the following described
stock on account of assessment NO 81 lsvied the
Goth day ugust 1879 the several amounts set oppo
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-21

N0TICH.

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASC RER- NO.
" TICE: Under Act Of the Legislature of the
State OF Nevada approved March the 9TH 1865 notice is
hereby given that the Assessment Roll for 1879 has this
day been been placed in my possession by the County
Auditor and that the State and County taxes due
and payable (the becoming delinquent the
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1872 and that
the laws regard TO their collection will be strictly
forced. NJ l.. fAGER,
County Treasurer and ex Ofad1 Tax Receiver
Carson City, October 70, iS79. esSx
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-21
A FAIR SPECIMEN.

hsA been entirely bald for several years. con-
s.itutionsl, I suppose 1 used few bottles Of
Kathairon, and, to my great surprise. have thick
growth Of young hair.
COL. JOHN l.. TORRANCE, L. 3. A
In every important respect the Kathsiron is abso-
tutely incompatible. 1t is unequaied
|. To Cure Badness.
q To Restore Gray Hair.
J. To Remove Dandruf.
4. To Dress and Beautify the Hair.
BEAR IN MIND.--The Kathairon is no
sticky paste of sulphur and sugar-oflead, to paint
and daub the hair and paralyze the brain. 1t is
a pure and lmpid vegetable lotion, intended to re-
store the hair by natural growth and refrigeration.
1t is splendidly perfumed and the most delightful
toilet dressing known. No lady's or gentemans
toilet outfit is complete without Lyons Katharon
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-21
PROSPECTUS.

The subscriber herewith announces his forthCNmi II
volume Of literary odds and ends etters, etc, the
be entitled
Daily globe., 1879-06-05
TURF SPORTS.
RUNNING AT CINCINNATI.

CINCIsNAT1 June 4.-This is the second day
of the spring meeting of the Queen City Jock
.ey Club. Weather beautiful and the track is in
splendid condition The attendance is large,
a great many ladies being present. At the first
race of one and q fourth miles there were elev-
en- starters, Eli, Cronan, Vergillian, Serge, Mel
lie Booker, Vests chestnut FLY Claudia, Way
farer, Betty F., Rowdy, Bar and Essellah. Es-
sellah selling just before the race was the fav-
orite against the field At the first attempt
they got off with Claudia in the lead and never
third. Essellah was badly left at the start
fully twenty lengths behind and came in last.
Time 2:l715.
AT JEROME PARK.
JEROME PARK June Attendance small;
track heavy. The first race, one mile and a
furlong, was won by Bertha IRA second,
Mariana third. Time. 2:O311.
The Maryland stakes, one mile, for three-year
old tillies, was won by Ferdina, Anna Augusta
second, ldler third. Time, Isl.
The third race was for the West Chester cup,
two and one fourth miles. The starters were
Bramble and Invcrmore. Small interest was
taken in this race, and the betting was 100 to
Is that Bramble would win. Bramblc won by
120 yards. Time 4,2O15.
The selling race, one mile and a half, was
won by Dick Sissier, Kinney second, Viceroy
Z third. Time, 2:4915. It was any ones race uu
to within two hundred yards of the finish, and
| the horses came along well punched, with
Kinney and Charlie Gorham leading. sudden,
| ly Dick Sissier drew to the front and won BY
! two lengths. The betting against Dick Sissiel
| was 20 to- at the start, and the bookmakert
lost heavily.
! The handicap steeple chase was won BY
Problem, Disturbance second, Lizzie D. third
! Time, minutes.
Daily globe., 1879-06-05
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The Democrats Of Baltimore yesterday re-
nominated Mayor Latrobe.
The directors Of the Canada Southern rail-
way company have been reelected.
The New Hampshire legislature organized
yesterday. The senate elected j. III. Gallinger
Republican, president.
James Orton, founder and protector Of the
Woodruff scientific expedition, died in New
York city yesterday of brain disease.
James D. Fish, of New York, has been ap-
pointed receiver OF the Globe Mutual Life In
surance company. Fish gave 5000, 900 security
and deposits receipts, papers. ETC., with the
Mutual Trust company of New York.
T.J. Claxton s. Co., dry gods, Montreal.
have suspended. Liabilities, $3.50, 600.
2 The Wisconsin medical society is holding its
thrty-third annual session at Milwaukee.
About 200 delegates are present. Yesterday
was taken up in discussion of committee re-
ports. The annual banquet took place at the
Newhall house at night.
In a trial against time at Des Moines, yester-
day, the PAGER Sweitzer made 2:27, 2:19, 2:2O.
Rarus trotted two heats. Time 2:21, 2:2Osl.
The Scho-wae-cae-mettes of Monroe, Mich. are
in the ree-for-all 4-oared shell race Of the Mis-
sissippi Valley amateur racing association. to
be held at Keokuk, Ia, July Is, l6 and II.
The shop tailors of Cincinnati have struck
for Is per cent. increase of wages The EN-.
ployers propose to resist the demand.
The colored people of Cincinnati held me.
mortal services last evening in honor Of VIM.
Lloyd Garrison.
At the Syracuse ball games yesterday the
score was, Gncinnatis 6, Stars6.
The official papers in the Fitz-John Porte,
case have been delivered to the President. il
is understood he will refer them to Congress il
. few days,
Daily globe., 1879-06-05
JURORS TEST OATH, n
THE NEW SENATE BILL.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-The following is a full
text Of the bill reported from the Senate Judi
ciary committee to-day as substitute for Bay
ards bill, which provided simply for repeal Of
sections 800 and 82l, revised statutes, prosorib-
ing the jurors test oath. This new measure
will form part Of the Democratic caucus bill
by which appropriations for judicial expenses
are to be provided:
A bill in slation to juries and to repeal Sec
tions SOL, 800 and 821 and part of 800 of the
revised statutes.
BE at enacted, etc., That the per diem pay of
each juror, grand or petit, in any court of the
United States, shall be $3.50, and that the last
clause Of section 8O0 revised statutes Of the
United States, which refers to the State of
Pennsylvania and section 80l, $40 and Sal, re-
vised statutes of the United States, arc hereby
repealed, and that all such jurors grand and
petit, including those summoned during the ses-
sion Of court shall be publicly drawn from box
containing the names Of not less than 800 per-
sons possessing the qualifications prescribed in
section 800, revised statutes, which names shall
have been placed therein by the clerk of such
court; and q commissioner shall be appointed
by judge thereof, which commissioners shall be
citizen residing in the district in which such
court is held, of good standing, and a we'll
known member of the principal political party
opposing that to which the clerk may belong;
the clerk and said commissioner each to place
one name in said box alternately, until the
whole number required shall be placed therein;
that nothing herein contained shall be con.
strued to prevent any Judge in a. district in
which such is now the practice, from ordering
the names of jurors to be drawn from boxes
used by the State authorities in selecting jurors
in tho highest courts Of the State, and no per-
son shall serve as petit juror more than one
term in any one year, nor be compelled to serve
Us such juror more than two weeks at any time,
unless it be necessary in order to complete tho
trial of cause in which he may have been
impanneled. And all juries to serve in courts
after the passage Of this act 8, all be drawn in
conformity herewith. All general and special
laws in cOnf1iction herewith are hereby repealed