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New-York tribune., 1879-12-24
CALENDARS rms DAY.

suPRrslE CouKT-cHAsBERs-v Van Worst Court opens
at 1880 Calendar called nc II mNos 262. q az SO.
l05 los los l0 Ill Il2 ll4 lS5 l4l i42 i4S 222 225
22G 2bl 25i 257. 260, 266 2b7, 2D3. 269.
CiRcUTI-rART Ivan Brunt jcourt opens al 1850 a. m
No day calendar.
SUPERIOR COuRT-SPEclM 1ERM-Speir, J.-C0urt opens
at 10 n. m. No day calendar
COMMON PLRAs-srEclAL TERM-Nan Hoesen J,-Court
opens IL a. m.-Nos- .. o.
LNuED DISTRICT CoURr-iS AnMhALry-Choate j.
No aIO-A d. sideracudi agt q. Mapes No ll4J. Collins
sgt J. Sculiy al No. 5i-c Drum agt w. r. Frost No
al O. Inneyehr steamship iindoos No l0&-D. W.
Nanwarng agi. bark Carrie Delapi No l5o--w. A. Pas
cal acr schooner 4. II. 0ilkry No. l5l- aet
sfeamug r. A. Packer No. 1s5--J Duny agt r. n. VIII
Jams No 1861. Farwen steamboat ]. A. starin No
Il5-ta. A ThorIitko steamboat j. H. starn No sS--
W. A DUEL agt stesmboa. Nagar Ne lol-9 M..ol AT
Crescent CITY, No. l0O-J Casey agt. bs Nile No lol
W Andus agt steamboat Ssrstoga No. lt7-B Crane sg
al; No. l2g-P j. willis agt. steamship Cty Oh
AuslI No. l36 Mldclssex Quaiy Company ss schooner
A. Mason No 1llk. ii. Powell et agt steamboat VII
Mes No i5e-M white agt sieamtug IAverrne Nc ~ ~
NJ Henderson sgt steamship Othellc. NO. l2l--f JO'
Rourke AIT s2O tons 23Sp Bergen sgt sfeam
pla Joseph suckneyi No. iSe-H J. Newton Ct a. sx,
Ysukee Doodle No l<tJ smith sgt 90 0oy feet
Of pine lumber; No. 22s r. X Lowe agt eansiboat o. A'
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24
MIR. WHITNEY ACTING TOO LATE.

ExSheriff Connor sued the city for bal
anoc claimed sheriff for services and supplies. The
controor Said that there 70 fund from which this
claim could be paid. but the Corporation Counsel
fused 10 defend on this ground aud Judgment
tered against the city August 10. 1873. for
S2s.il4 IT, motion was made recently before Judge
Lawrence by Corporation Counsel Whitney, TO have
the Judgment opened and the tried ts merits
IL being alleged that the charges Illegal and
authorized The reply for Mr. cOnnor was tDat the APP
pcaon late, being mace fifteen months after
Judgment. Justice Lawrence yesterday decided that
the motion must be denied with costs
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24
THE COURTS.
xnIr on ERKon ZOE nALno.

Justice DOnobUe granted wit OF cfOr yes
terday in the OF eiro albo. The ta!nu sentenced
10 be hanged January ie the murder Of his
wife Ills counsel, Mr Knizng. intends TO appeal 10
the Supreme Court General Term. for lrial, on
two grounds. The first isShc ine ability Of the fore
man of The jury because be had ALREADY formed an
opinion from publ shed statements. The other t. nat
the confession OF prisoner which put IN evI-
denec. aot voluntary. but under duress Bmt
as no exceDiI0ns were taken 10 its admission, di
cult. AZ Justice Daniels remarked the motion for
new tiia 10 understand bow this be- made tEe
grOutd for tria The viii be argued before
The General Term, Oh January 5. 1880.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24
GENERAL HAWLEY on POLITICS.
General Hswley, IN response to notice Q

General Hswley, IN response to notice of
his election as an honorary member OF the Young Mems
Republican Club Of this city. writes:
II this TO be in republican
ment IL must through the Influence OF the educated
neoplr ana honorable aud OF such 10 five
out OF six will have neither time inclination for
hoIdnR political Office. Satisfaction In serving their
connfTv must their chief reward Ii has boen one Of
our msfortunes that many Of cultivated profess
s,oal and have manifested little interest
in politics. The most dscOurrgiug any of them
give rs politics is dirty business and beneath the
whereas the Christian ministry t IL me nObeSt
bnslsess a engage In. sincerely hope that the
YouDg N, ss Club Will work faithfully, command uni
Versal respect and exert "a useful influence.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24
THE WORLDS FkIK.
ADDRESS OF SECRETARY SHERMAN.

ADDRESS OF SECRETARY SHERMAN
HIS HEARTY APPROVAL OF THE PfAN-THE GREAT
REsauRcEs OF 1He coCNrRY-RtAsoSs FOR
noIbiSG THE FAIR IN NEw YORK
In an address before the Executive Conmittce OIL
the Worlds Fair yesterday, Secretary sherman eA-
pressed hearty approval of the plan Of holding the
Exhibition in this city. He spoke in glowing terms
of the progress the country bad made, anu
of its enormous resources, and awe" on
the reasons why New-York should be con-
sidered the proper place for the next grea'
gathering of nations at a Fair. few words oil ap-
proval were also SAID by Attorney-General DeVens'
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24
TEMPERANCE IN NEW YORK.
TRYING TO RAISE THE FALLEN.

ANNIVERSARY or THE NEw-yoRK CHRISTIAN HOME
FOR NrEMPERATE MEN-ADDREssEs BY WILL
IAN T. BOOTH, GENERAL wOoDFoRD, JOHN D..
COUGH AND THE REV. DIR. WILLIAM NJ. TAYLOR.
Addresses on temperance were delivered in the
Broadway Tabernacle last night at the anniversary
of the New-York Christian Home for lntemperate
Men by John b. Cough, General Woodford. the Rev.
DR.. William NJ. Taylor and William 7. Booth.
large audience was present. The speakers held that
to reform a drunkard it was important to make
Christian of him.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24

pretty exercises to-day NJ 1880 p M The friends NJ the
sehotr cordially inyed o. be present and witness
the celebration.
fhs inmates of the public i'stitufious on Blackwcrs
Isisnd sWsrd's Island sad audai's Island those the
TyDlr aud other prisons under fr ~ the CO
sinners OF Charities anc Corieco~ % tc fcG nbic
expense tomOrrDw wits uxniieS o which flsf m
stoned m confinement. Orders Tor abogc 900
pounds % turkey aud $500 pounds ~ c-.ck~n Lave
been gwen.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24
THE GOULD SCHOOL IN ROME.

DIR. James Brewster Gould, by will made
December 5, 1874, few days before his death
appointed his executors DIR. C. r. Agnew and Lati-
mer Bailey. The house occupied Indus
trial school In Via Magenta Rome IL 10 be conveyed 10
the trustees Of the School, TO be used perpetnnliy
home and evangelical, unsectarian Industrial
School for italian children in memory of my late be-
loved wife, Emily Bliss Gould, whose life devofed
It's success" All the rest OF the property Is divided
among The next OF KIN
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. %. - The following
business was transacted n the Supreme Court OF the
United States to-day;
No 1873 Charles Z. Anthony plaintiff In error art the
County JaspAr-Iu the Circuit Court Of the United
states Western Distrcy Of Missouri argued by
Joseph shppss and H:edsrsa fer pssta 70 error and
i28)Tho United sppeiant syt William Williams
from the Court OF CAmA-Argued by Assistant A.
torne Smith for appellant snd Lews Abraham fs
appellee -, =, u.,.ss
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24
FOUR PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH.

AYERsTowN, Burlington Co., n. D., Dec. 23
The residence Of Games Gleason. situsted near here
was entirely consumed by Gre yesterday morning. and
three OF hs chdrcr-twO bows and gir-the eldest De-
ing ten wears Of age. perIshed ia the fames 49,
OswIGO. n Y Dee. 23-Mrs. Croley, age ty-niae
years was burned 10 death to-day, by the explosion o
a kerosene lamp. while alone in her house on East
fl-Sf.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24
HARDWARE WORKS BURNED.

READING, Penn, Dec. 23.-The warehouse
macne sLop and part OF the foundy OF the extensive
hardware vo Ks Of Rick Brothers, were destroyed by
d. q, e ,cock this morning The loss Is Si5. 900, and
the total IN urance on the buildings $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24
A negro boy in Mempbis. when asking fo,

A negro boy in Memphis, when asking for
ration other day. told the following story ise got
brudder and he's got free ribs broke nm dc spine and
die" He got It.
A little boy said he didn't want the soft part
of the biscuit sonle ttie boys observed his mother.
would be very thankful to get H." Then why don't
you give them a. the fouryear-od hope
full Roston TRANSCRIPT.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24

Matthew Kenny, biIl-poster of Brooklyn.
T. D. was tried in the Court OF Sessions In that city
yester,ay, on the charge OF assaulting william Lundy,
with intent TO kill Lundy Is also bill-poster. On
October he found kenny pastng bills which
had been put up by aim dandy. Lundy began tear
down Kenny's posters. whereupon Kenny stabbed him
twice. Kenny then attacked Lundys companion. John
rendered verdict Of guilty. There five indictments
against Kenny for misdeDsesuor and for bem
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24
SEVEN STORES CONSUMED.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Dec. 23.-By destructive
FIRE nj wsy,eshoro last ngat the stores Of W. A. Will
kins. W /. Marshall p r. Bea. J. L. Cant J. A. Pol
hill McCa herine Co.. and 8 sehworzweiss, we're con
sumed Several were injured, one coiOreu nd
t,iaIly The insurance is $4,000. The loss Is not
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24
nAFAGE IN A SPICE STORE.

Two alarms were sounded last evening for
a fire m the store Of Brown Jones' dealers in avoring
extracts and suces at 262 Wsshingtonst. damage OF
50 500 TO stock aud building resulted.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24
4 LARGE WAR CLAIM UNSETTLED.

CIscIsSArr, Dec. 23.-A dispatch from
Columbus. Indiana, the claim Of S2<.0 filed by
ths JefersoDvc. Madison and Indianapolis Railroad.
has Just been Withdrawn from the Adjutant Generals
scs Indiana and asysserdAy sent ~ the Secretary
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24

OF War at tn file there under the act of
Cong This claim vet n ed. IL IA Tor
ranSportatiou of homcard troops for budges and
property destroyed by Mormn's men.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24

IN CHARITABLE AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS.
At such institutions the Five Points House OF In
dustry the Howard Mission, the numerous newsboys
lodging houses the lodging houses for girls aud women
the orphan asyums and many others. Widespread tables
will surrounded by the inmates tomorrow. At
OF them special exercises viii commemorate the day
and gifts will be bestowed especially upon the children
AT the Five Points Mission at No 81 Park-st the e-
ercses will begin at 10 m.. aud VIII be followed by
the distribution OF gifts In order that Of the
800 children in the schools may be neglected contribu
tone are desired OF money articles suitable pres
ents. The exercises ~ the Howard Mission and Home
for Little Wanderers, at No ~ New Bowery will begin
at D. m. supplies of clothing and food needed for
the work al tins institution. The Children's Aid So
ciety lodging houses during the has
kepi I3 Csc boys aud girls. supplying 207 235 meals
and 1877 2O7 LODGINGS In the SCHOOLS supported by
eo9s children taught Homes Dave been provided
houses at wilian and Chambers-stA, No. 327 laying
tot.st No I'll West EIghteonfh-sL, No. ~ 80. Mark
place. No. 700 East Eieventhst. and No. 3li Edst
Thirty y-nfth-st.
Tnc children In the Colored Orphan Asylum, at the
Boulevard and West Observation-Disclosures -third-st
will take part in exercises at o.morroy. There
q Christmas tree. In order that none may be disap-
pointed asked that contributions be left with MIRA
= b. Van Dnsen. at No 65 West Thirty-slxth-st
The Association for Bcfriending Children and Young
Girls appeals the charitable 10 be remembered the
btstowal Of their Christmas gift The House OF the
Holy Family at No. 1876 Secondaye, has been In
upon private bcnevolepce and the proceeds OF house
labor The last $1,000 30. of which
$500 "a expended IN different charitable
Tue salaries for the year amounted 90 VIZ 81 Tnere
1856 inmates supported Rratuitously and meals
were furnished 10 2lul persons. The number
slated during the year d77o. and 2.43S garments
The wilson Mssion Al No i:o ST. Marks place. will
eeebstc CHRISTMAS festival with tree. dolA sttts aud
, 1879-03-20

Whnt tho Vcat Has Dnne tho rnst Season.
CiSC1NaATI. O., March 10.--The frice-CHrreat
tomorrow will publish tic returns Of the winter
poEl-paeking Mt the leading Western c,tirs,-
Clnrtnnati. Chicago, 1t. Louis, Indianapolis
Mi'wnnkcr, a,nf l.oufsyiltc. Thu I'rtcc-Cnrrrnt
assurncs ,llut tle returns embrace over l9JUO0
hugs belonging to The Octobcr ac.
count. Tlle aggregate ut tAesu PLACES
Is 5,3X,.l49 against i,5bl,a13 last year. Thu
ayeragu net weight Is al7 4yl0O puunds, .!u.
c5ea:o Of II pounGs MT, or D1a pounds
groes, compared with last year. Tho ay-
crneu yield Of 1arl per hog Is 10
ILl00 p.'lin'ls, aCainst ~ 0t-l0u last year
Tl.e pro.tuutson Of pork WIS !sIt,00O barrels.
agnlllst 4e}, AW Inst ycur. The rcturns thus far
received from Interior nlaces Indicate about ttlu
FaNlc failing or III weight at r,untry points as
Ill tho large clllrs. tbs calculations liuHs base.l
t' reports frs>In placcs representing ninc.tuntAs
Of tho interior packing.
Ihn snHtu PAPER c0ntaina rcpnrta from as225
nIarcs III rerartl 10 thu prospective supply null
tllAu ol sI1arketllS spriiIg tin. summer hngs,
md atrIycs ut tllu conclusion that IN Ohu,
kentucky, and lntlAnn there will
bM u marked t1urrvaac; possibly 4
sHlA'l decrease IN I|t,luls ltitlc II any
dcereAso III Iowa; probably Us Illn,ly III Missouri,
and morn III Kahsas ami Nebraska. The tnost
l!bfral runs are expected III alay 9lla june, and
thr latter part Vt tbs seuson. rllu tutal f,urs-
Ing last summer wah uhout 81 ,tp1 Ilugs, mn.
1t Is regarded as likely there Will ba dsclqase
vi 70 or Is per cent this sensou,
, 1879-03-20
POLITICAL,

NlNLlNNIAIls
Special 1dspt,teh to 71e Tribune.
CtsctaNATf, O., March 19.-Tho Republicans
hero t'ayo assumed tic offensive In the matter,
Ut the Mcslahon memorial prescntcd In Con-
grcss yesterday, and lively developments nro
promised IN tho next few days. Tic twenty
three prominent Democrats whose names are
signed to tho document wcto summoned today
tn appear before the United States Grand Jury,
aid tue Grand Jury uf Hamilton County, to tcs-
tltT as to the nature Of the frauds charged. This
movement at once developed tic fact that t1.o
only names on tho paper OF any weight wcrs Oh.
tanned bv fnfsc prctcuscs. John 4. Shauk to1o-
Rrapi1cd to Washington that he charged no fraud
aguinst Duttcrworth md Young, nnd
signed the paper under Misrepresentation.
l.. +. Bradstrcct md others mako the sast,a
s:atcmcnt. Snbpnuas havo also boon issued
fur the pcrsons making the afIItlavits brt they
ranint he found. Threc.fourths Of them aro
t!Int 'iltre BIZ full investigation OF the cleo
sclt to ten. Gartc|d nskinE him to move n.
rctcTclicc Of tic .ncnlurtal anil nttldavits to a
committee, Which should Immediately bcziu no
inquiry. Tie Republicans say TINT II there was
frnul they want Tie guilty punished, mil they
call upon the Democratic Grand Jury to begin
fl'e work u investigation. The Democrats who
were active H. tho conspiracy are alarmed at
tsts Kind .! talk, mud arc backing down from
their position, file eellc.ne las n!rcadY btRun
to react upon the party hero With damaging
force,
, 1879-03-20

WAsn1sGros, u. c., March 10-Folowing is
the Presidents message sent 10 the two IIouecs
to-day:
FKLtow. Citizens or TIE SENATE Axp HOUSE,
OF REPRESENTATIVES.: Tie failure OF tho last Ton
Escfs to matte the requisite appropriations for evIs.
atse and judicial pnEposcr fur the expenses of the
ecyetal executive departments Of Tho Government,
AMI fos Tho support Of the army, l4as mnc tnecra-
tory to call session Of te F0rty. Congress-
The estimates Of the appropriations needed which
Wcso sent TO- con1fc.a hy the Secretary o! the
renewed, md arc herewith transmitted to both tho
sena.e and House ot Representatives.. KcrscttInE
flr existence Ut Tho emergency which requires
tpecin! session Of Congress at time hen IL Is tho
general Judgment OF tho country that public
welfare will 10 bert promoted by pcr,unncncY In
our 1er!slaitnn mud ll5 tpacr nnl resi- commend
tflcrc few necessary measures to your con.dcsatc
attention.
fsianed) RurnEn7onp u. NArEs.
WAsIttsoTos, Marcf IL, 1871,
ESTIMATES,
Aecompanyin. the Presidents message ass
ESTIMATES from tile Secretary Of TIL. Treasury
nj money needed fot tllc nrilv and the legitle-
tirc executive, unl judicial branches vi the
Government. Tiiesc estimates arc tic sAtnc MS
those submitted nt the opening OF the last ecs-
sion, With The exception Of itcins provided for
at ll,at session.
Tie last Congress matlc provision for the Mil
ftasy Academy Mt West Point md for fortitica-
tfona u1ld armament. Ths ieurcs. according to
the estimates, s23,3:0 500 yet to BE- appropriated
for ttIt ariny. None 0f the legislative, cxccl1-
I've, null judicial appropriations were provided
for, even III part. The estimate for these cx-
i,eses is SlG, 52O, col. 70 tlcsc appropriations
which is gercrnlIy placed IN the Sundry Ciyll
bin, but whlsf was 1cf, out OF that bill at the
lust session. The estimate for these expenses Is
S3,p00,0 600.
, 1879-03-20
scrsice-vcst {Chairman), Eaton. Gordon. Logan,

Iiam!!n.
III take tnto consideration tho state Of tho law
rcfpcet!ng tho ascara!ntnH anil declaration OF tho
EeFult " elections Of President and co.pleshcnt
Of tho United StAtcs-MotYan tChhirtnan}, nayard.
Thurman. Johnston. uae!and, Davis TIL. !, Ed.
mnnda. f'onk'lnf, Teller.
To Investigate the finance reports. books. and
accounts ~ the Treasury Neutrality-suspicious. {N.
Fn.t. fCt1!rnan1 Deck, Whytc, fngnlie. Damct.
fAnh It !a provided that such Committee shall
hasc all the rights and powers conferred by tho
resolution Of Nov. H. 1877. creating Tho original
committee OIL shnt snhJeet.]
7n make prosls Tor taking the tenth censns-
Ecnaletnn Chairman, AiDrRnn. kcrhan, Harris,
Davis I'll. J. Morrill,. Cameron (Wts.}s
To inrcAllgate anl report tho best means Of pre-
venting sEe Introduction and spread Of epidemic
dlscaact-!larEia tCIsa!rmnn). Lamar, Garland,
i0nas, Paddock. Sharon, nnd Platt.
tn Inquire into the alleged frauds in the late
Mc1'onuld; Herman, Teller. Cameron tNas: J. Kirk
Committee shall have MI the rights ant. puwers
Conferred by tho resolution Of Dec. and IL. 1871.
creating the original Committee. and Of Fob. 81,
lbID, hadin2 to sach power.
To Examine into the c!tcHmstanccs connected
with thc removal Of the Snrtl,cru Gheycunos fran
tho bioux Reservation to tue 1nllnn Territory
Daiicy.
To inquire into the cln,ms OF citizens Of tho
United stnscs aKnntt the Government nf SicAra-
Goa-1lamntnh tGharu1anJ, Conkling, Klrkwood,
Eaton, ah1 Morgan.
, 1879-03-20

ponrlnss y 3 SO was completed. By tho do.
c'slon ton >'c accounting between Douglass
md tho SSTts Of tho University is settled.
The dectE 3 nay be summed up as folIowa:
It crc'lttlS 8 ,ac Universally the amount from
The pre0S decision ncainst Douglass, ST.
710o3;ls. ! IN accounts rendered, s5iG.Ao;
old nccouats, e:2.67;, interest charges on ar.
count rendered, Ss0f. II; total, S3l75.21. 1t
Inst report, $3,275.G5; errors, $G75.12; totnt,
$2,9D.7s. Judge Douglass moyci for FciIear-
Ing on the intcreEt charges, which, by the dr.
csa'on, were charged to Douglass. III viii ap.
ing Ia granted ur not.
, 1879-03-20


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, 1879-03-20
WASHINGTON.
Ultra-Partisan Action Of the
House in the Florida
Case.
Hull, tho Democratic Contestant,
Seated in Defiance Of
Justice.
But the Democrats Must Exc
Out Their Very Feeble
Majority.
A Disposition Manifested to Renew
the Fight Over the Eleo~
ton Laws.
Great Variety Of Bills Intro
duced in the Upper
House.
The Time of the Teasing of
Claimants Has Come.
And the Voice Of the Lobbyist Is
Heard In the Corridors.
The Presidents Message d Model Of
The Time of the Teasing of
Claimants Has Come,
And the Voice Of the Lobbyist Is
Heard in the Corridors.
The Presidents Message d Model Of
Brevity and Btraightlor-
Wardness.


Sbftt14 ltLfpdtSn 10 1ha lf10uHE-
WASHINGTON. D. c., March 1o.-Thc Demo.
Gratis llnvo dono their first act OF riolencc.
They havo scated in tho House, by strictly
purity yotc, Hull OF Florida, who Inns been In
lictcd In the Courts OF his own State for frauds
Ia the election, aud whose certificate Of election
has been cauccled by the Supreme Court Of
that State. In long argunont ot three hours,
during which tho casc was considered, the
rights Of Biabee, Republican, to tho seat, were
put in strong, vigorous, and eloquent torms by
Alcssrs. Frye Of Maine, Garfield. aud 1liscock.
II was plainly shown that Hull could only ]ay
claim to an election from frauds in the Counties
Of Brevord mud Madison, mil TINT tho men wl,o
pcrpotratcd these frauds
ARE NOW IN JAIL,
and that the Goyernors certificate Inns tccn In
validated by decision Of the suprcmo Court
which declared that certificate should be Issued
to Bisbec. Delforo, OF Colorado, callel tle at
tentfou Of thu House to the fact that two years
ago the Democrats went behind the Governors
certificate, aud gave tho scat which belonged then
to Ra'forIt TO Patterson, who did not hayc cgr-
tiflcatc, but the Democrats Ind no desire to be
consistent. 1t was enough for them to know
that they had tue power, mil needed more
votes. They wcrc determined to exercise It,
and 80, by strictly party vote OF 1i0 Demo-
cratic yeas to 18o nays, Vinlicate thu Demo-
crats. Hull was sworn In a.il given tho sent
which belongs to tho Republican, Dlsbcc. The
following Grccnbackcrs voted With tho Ncrub-
lvaus: Do LII Matyr Of 1nofana, Ford Of Mis-
sourf, FOrsythu Of Illinois, Gillette Of 1owa,
Jones of Texas, Lowe Of Alabama, Murct, of
Maine, Russell Of North Cnrollnn, Stephenson
Of Illinois, Wright md Yocuui ol Pennsylvania,
Ladd voted with the Democrats.
, 1879-03-20
NOTES AND NEWS,
NASp4LL'5 CHOICE,

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"n'n'eetos; - - ntase'' IT. "etv atc III
etcas1s 'na'eat'o..s 'Iat sneaker ha'iuali lasors
aenol' sess'oo. ~ iaell1ate "seo'' plsn'i's.h .h's
i,e's so"'e"''h. uA'"'ss" ot'o"n"o'1't i''o1e'han
.ne APPROXIMATIONS eo'h1,'ttce a. 1n's session.
1"use.'' p'oSs'a'"'c "as pcch arranged 10 pre-
ho'e .'S Appsopt'aso' ols ehae11y II 'ne iosta
III "o'en '"ey 'clt ,"c conference committee
lof cohslattat'oa a'Nl passueo uhuer 1he p'esl-
oHs ques''oa "1Aoa' upp"'a''"s e'el, an Ap'
psops'aile.' Coaitce' II - pFooap'o l'sat suea
"n "tse'apt WI W '"n'e' 4he'e asa a'l eoft' OF
ssllcl'les 10 aecola"o'"se aea.'osk between
eons5css a'" tac f1eslae"' ~ aPl'caFs f!'at
eon'o u t'e .,uu'ne'" '''e" "te le"'f "pposeu 10
's " ."o '4,u. 1"", "l''A ,A'"@ J.. ~
"eo,u4 . ;" ooln pai t'es A"cs 'A'ot wv 'cpsa1
u t'lc ocPu'y ."ats1al 'a"'
ru nA"nS AND srASLE
INC 1one'sla,i''us quaefc. oet"een tchs.
iia1e" ".'a el"ll'ss ~ ~ w fett!ca NJ inst ps
eours ol snat5eu s'a!lolls' ona ootn '1'eso olll-
GERS nave becn orucfcu 10 appear before 1t for
triat. Tile Court will meet In Washington ut
II, carly t1aY. The following. js .hc detail:
Gen. liancock, Gen. Pope, ticn. Aurur, (icn.
alaleS 4asssta"t lhsteelo1-tencr" i'tfeh. bfh"ni
s1aht-fayfhhstet-ueuefal uef'' Hf!crson
lenth taFalrEs Mal. ~. IT. a"0ln, 1fonl Gen.
Pope's headquarters, Judge Advocate.
Col. Stanley, IN recent publications. has
charged Col, Ilaxcu with cowarafce nn,1 ncriury..
aNa :" ssasasato IT,. t..,., pos,su
'ortal eha'Ecs asaa'st ntti1 loE coNAuct uhpe-
coming an oi!!ccr An'i gentleman. It Is prol'-
able tho tourt wit! investigate both sides OF This
long-staudns fcul bctwccn ,1.cso two officers.
ria .,roso,,, ,ott,, ,,u,o,,m1,,. ,ro,rs ~, -
l"a p'ese'1 ae.'on onaouo'ea'f G'o"s o". VI
~ 1htess.em WI" col' eta"e} uoo'4'"oo ~ 'i'e
New York 7'"e' Of tic l4tf inst