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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

n INFANTRY. There will bes Gn",tIag, :,
the Armory on TUESDAY, Msy G.h, :! g
O'Clock M, fo7 The purpose Of eIcctlng !ar'a
Iicu.ensnte, and for the TRANSACTION Of cta-! BIS.
ineis BY order Of the Executive Com:itr
GEO. IC3U ENhy, Jr.,
my2-td Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

rOLLOY WAEE, Overs, Pots, .Sp:! :
u ard Lids, large assortment: received 9
day and for seize by
JAS. +. CABLE & son.
NH 81 t3 King SEE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

CHOvELS, SPADES. KAkE&, HOES ~
- other GARDEN TOOLS or sale cnrnr "'
IS Eiox st., corner Of Royal CT End see;
mill j. T. CkhlGETOH tE SO'.
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xaIALL SCEAPEHs, Eussis Btis.'c Glusha,,
w snd cbcsp Glue fer Th.owsshers, lyG
cheap at 50 Eiag street, corner Of Royal, BY
epI9 J. Il. CRklGHTh" & ~G'..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

NEW PRUNES, CuIIantR. Raisins, Len ~
~ Ssrdincs, nacc .,Uai, Fic1ch Mus!ar ;.
Jelles, Gslal!nc and Chocolate, received M +.
salo bv
pl0 ~. DAVIDSON, III King =.
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CRLQUHTSE AND CHILD * A" :! .
" CARRIAGES
A full line It prices to suit tho tines l..
sp23 =. BIZ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

TRUQUkTl CRotlU 81
" We have nov in store 4 varisLy o. 80
above sets ht rr!2ss to sal; most shy on"
MCLEAN 81 UNLER,
ap3 - Eng SIRE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

TRESH CANADA OATMEAL received
II snd for sale by r. j. pAv!DSON,
NH II ,l1 King s:!srt,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

rUNTS INSECT POWDER snd LyGL@
u Insc,t Powder Gun, for III, destruction ''
vermir. ,,
sp2l L. :, a bhHt. {" -
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TGVIG'S HAMBURGER DkOfS, Fo;.
H rests Juniper Tar AID Bcache"s Germ
Syrup for sale By ,,,.
ap2l -. SiADtbI' /" ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

HlGH COLOR MESsINA ORA N u Es,
IL sweet, received 10 day by
anS ! g. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

7 lSBoN BCQUBT TOILET SOAP. fire
e. article, Just received By
An % j y HlLDU I'm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

CARVER PATGNT WuEEL&-;i'," oa.t
y call the attention OF al who Wal! . Z ~
dursbls article to these whec'. Gail ert 49,,
ina them 1T JAS =. Cabin & sch
NH Il G3 King sire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

A clustering snow storm prevailed in the
Ottawa Oas.l Valley yesterday, The weather
o,lA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

GMALL HAMS st
y j. G.. HILBURH'$,
ap25 Ia north Royal Ct.
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TVHOILET soaps n amm2;h Noac. "iHt:..
L Elder Flowe-, Turtle i, E:iI7o.o, Tho.
and Flowers, Cat Meal, Bfoaa Bata and c!-e'
fne Toilet SOAPS just received hy
An ~ j e. MGLBU#.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

GUGAR CUEED DRIED BEEF, by the
- piece sliced or Clipped, fJr s.le b.
an 70 j T.. MlLBURN.
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ECElVED THIS DAY-A CHOICE LOT
AZ OF ROLL BIZ TIER.
sp3 q. .i3hNSON q W
SmOK5D BLOATERS for s.!s by
~ dec q r. j. DAVIDSON, 14I King 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

4 PPLES-l0 barrels hUSSETr APPLES
"A tor saio By
my2 THOMAS PERRY. d:
, 1879-04-12

other words, tho Bouor1E1p Bonrtl, vis1ou,
n shadow OF Inv to Hanotion its courso, acIss
rs II II rngar1c1 itself Court Of Int roso,,.
fully empowered to paaH upon the proeao,,
iugs nnd findings nj lower Court.
Cen. ponrxn was cnshieseA In Janu.re
1861, by n court-nartial composed Of min,
general officers. As l1o was oniiotl on, bofo,.
hotng nrrsignel, to state II ho ha,l my nj.
jeetfon 10 f.btng tried by nny ono Of than
mud rs l,u 1nalo no snch objection, II is faIr
to suppose that Tho cl,araotor Of each man.
Dor waa satisfactory to him. This Cour. ,rax
held when tho occurrences were froa)1 IN ,ha
memory Of Zach witness. Tho Investigation
was patient anl prolonged, md every ,at.
tudo was givon him III hin tIefonao. Tho nm.
tonca was that ho bo cashiercd and forsvo,
dobarred from holding any ofr,ce OF ,r,,t
under Tho Government Of tho United statss
rhsa sontonco WINS approved by Nlr. LINCOLN
Leaving aailo tho merits or dornosits ~
Gen. Ponrzn's case, wo do not doubt ttol
this Court conformed itself Rtriot!y to thu
stringent ontll to perform It's whole tlulv
which It was required to snkc. mud that il
waa conscientious in its findings. Nor do
VIC doubt TINT Mr.. LINCOLN, after rcrnsa1
OF tho sworn testimony, thought that Tho
sentence WIS deserved. Undar all tie facts
in the cnse, 1t II rlain to our mind That tho
scnor1sID Board has not only boon guilty of
mont ,lnwarrantablo assumption OF author.
ity, but TINT its whole proceedings hayo
boon conducted with a ahocking want Of
, 1879-04-12

Stops haye boon taken by well.kuown
cltizens and proporty-ownors, in the form Of
meetIng yesterday, to immediately carry
into effect the till juat passed by tho Legis-
iatare proglding for tho selection Of ap-
proachos to tho parks. T1a South Park
Commissioners nse by resolution re-
qnested to seldct Michigan ayenuo,
commencing at Jackson street, md running
south to Thirty fifth stsoot, and committee
)'as beon appointed to aocurs tho consent Of
l'ropcrty.ownera to tho selection of Michigan
hsenuo. At tho sa,no meeting resolution
wis adopted protesting against tho pnsaage
by Tho Legislature of tho bill extending tho
'nsta'laenta OF tho South Park special ns-
seSslnansA ~ H lnuaaufe calcu.ntal 10 infict
1"}a'y upon tho saxpayers aud load to oud-
loss litigation.
, 1879-04-12

Tho full list Of House Committoca was
yesterday announced by Speaker Randnll,
aud ese given In tho Washington dispatches
this morning. From glance ut tlo moro
important Committees, several Of which l,ava
been oulargod by tho rocent aotion Of tho
House, 1t would seom TINT thor
composition has boen In The main improved,
thia being true rather Of their bodies than of
their heads, rs the Chalrnaeu have boon
selected, ns usnal, 1,naer tho pressure of
political considerations. 4 notable improve
ment bas boon aado In tho Ways and
Aloans Committee by the adliton Of men
OF Sufficient force and ability to bring TINT
important Committee out OF the obsourity
into which It had lepscd. FERNANDO Woop
still romans nj tho Aead, but with his Co.
pacity for hnrm, oither positive or negative,
greatly limited bY tho autagonls1ns ho will Gu
counter among his own party associates
on tho Com1uitteo. Tho Appropriations
Committee ]ias cortnjnly boou improved on
tho Republican aIdo, and tho assignment Of
Con. BRAdo to the bend OF tho Committee
on War Claims Is deserrad recognition of
his courageous stand fgainst the Southern
Tfensury- -rni1ers.
, 1879-04-12

Tho Khodiye is III tinngar Of loslug lila
head as the rosult Of his contu.nnoy toward
Thu English and Fronch financial syndicate.
Tho Sn!tau is reported to laye communicated
to SALISBURY aud WAnp1Noros his condenua-
lion "f tho obstreperous conduct Of tho
Egyptian Governor, an1 his willingness to
tleposa him forthwith, nnd send NAh1N
PssAn to Alexandria In Turkish n,an-of-
whr rs His successor. Tho proposition will
ba inado thu subject Of Cabinet discussions
forthwith, md II tho now appointoo proyeB
satisfactory 10 tie English mud Fraaeh
Governments 1t is probablo tint tho
change will bo mnlo ut oncs. Whether
tho Kbcdiye submits to this summary tlepo-
Elton without resistance ia not certaiu,
though submission ly tho eud would ba iu-
ovitab'y compelled. A sensational report IL
cnsront that he IL making warlike prepara-
tionB.
, 1879-04-12

ou"nBo VI aHFeFs AlNl LILO bhioty-4H!Fo was
shut of. Tho consequence was Tho decline
IN Tho rolativo value ot silver, assiatel by
HOW production and Gorh,an decentralization,
Mr. ssfsTtf contends TINT 1,roctsoty tho aa,no
thing would havo happened to gold in 1913.
90, WHOM tho nav 1ninea began to yiold i'm.
menso quantities Of TINT metal, If Franoe
llatl refused to coin It nnd circulate It OIL
e1nal terms will, silver, ~, Indeed, M.
CHEvAL1ER proposed to do rs n means for
protecting Trance ngaInat tho now innur of
gold. Mr.. Batru illustrates hia theory rs
followa:
"doid and attYcr may 10 cnH,narcd 10 two lakes,
ono fcd byn adlcn. tho other by elyetn stream.
Tito supply pouring Into each tako raslcs very
mitch stom aye 10 nge: hence II might ba czlccted
that tho fcvc Of tlIp two akea would vary accord.
tngly. llnt MI extraordinary equality Of 1eycl
having bean noticed for many years, Hcicntiac
investigation wns 1natta, and hn underground pipe
was discovered which connected tho lakes and
eanacd their waters to rise hnh fail simultaneously.
This pine WAS t1s M.tHcia1lto system pf france.
hut tho PHO bccAnia checked. md food incurred
In the silver stscamf which made tint lako ras
above It's ordinary ,cvcl; Wills drought on tho
othor aide caused tho 9o1len ako to shrink far lo.
low tho former lrsei. Thu BaoppaRo Of tho pipo
wns tho closing of tile French mnt to silver, nl,i
I'LL that block, ,ts removed tie akca will rtao nrd
fall without reference to each other, and the sags
cconun,!sts will tell Us that thclr natural OF
'intriuA!c' level must he determined by the
vafu1e pouring into ench, and ttat no 'nrtiacsal'
arrangement can Withstand tho laws Of supply
and lemand.f We shy, restore the connecting pipe,
and we shall soon seo which !s tsao-tho logic Ut
facts or tho speculattons Of theorsts." :
This atatoinent OF tho cana Ia a strong ono,
and will cut m important figure In the no1t
, 1879-04-12

Tho sol,c,ns of ,uixod occupation M n
Temporary solution Of the Bulgarian diiti-
Gully IL practically abandoned lis failure.
Gen. TopLEnGN upon his rolurn to st.
Petersburg en'ptasically reported againHt
tho measure, and committee Of
which no ia member rocoin-
.nonas Tho summoning of anothor Con-
fsronco OF tho Powers to consider tho
quassion, tho Russian occupation to bo
meanwhile prolonged. Germany Inns as-
sented to this 11an nnl favorably indorsol 1t
IL tho british Government.
, 1879-04-12

English commander, md ttat ho went Into
tho wnr not only WITHOUT tho vnrrAnt Of tho
Homo Government, hut without any htio.
qiate knowledge Of tho enemy with whom
ho had to contend. Tho English people, hayo
this conviction, mud they arc ito. slow In OK.
pressing It Tho Englisl. Parliament itsolf
is strongly disposed to cens,1ro Lord CnEL,ts.
FORD and Sir DAarLE E'nEnE himself, the
High Commissioner, who WAS sent out thore
bcoas,so llo WINS supposed to hive considera-
bio knowledge Of tho country md Of the best
msthods of tronttng with CxrEwAro. IA tho
Queon mud Lord DElcoSariEIn, however,, aro
friendly 10 the Commissioner and 10 tho
Colnmander:in-O Ohlof, it is probable they will
not only oscape tho censuro they deserve,
ont rotain their plhces IN Rpito Of thair
numerous bluntlers. The London CORE.
eponilont Of tie Toronto Qiobc says on this
rotnt:
mo fresh Intelligence has eena 10 hand during
tho present weak. either to strengthen public
opinion ngalnst Bit DAnrtx FREn.. OF to paalate
and cxcnas tho hundor he undoubtedly cummit-
ted. So matters htant 1}nt stury II current thai
The chbnok IL rsotty equally divided in opinion
about him. lila probably tho caac. however. TINT
tho infnonco Of Lurl llxAcoSsriEtp Il pardnouns
and that any steps that Aro takon either 10 man.
taIn tho Commander n.Chlcf or ID fomove him
vii! depcsd spoa sAo wsshea Of tho psoaies In tho
.nattpr."
Atucl, aa We mny admiro tl,e horoism Of
tho gallant fellows who died at 1sanil,la and
tho bravery Of Col. pEAnsoNts tfttlo mindful
OF men In their intronchments at Ekowo,
surrounded by Thousands Of zulns, It shonld
not blind us 10 tho fact that tho wnr against
the snvages Is M un1uBt one. OErEwAYo
heretofore LAS been friendly to the English,
and tho domend made upon him, without
eause OF any hostia act upon bis part,
TINT ho should disband his entire army
and rooeiva resident English agent, which
would bo equivalent to tho occupation OF bis
country. WAS Of suoh character rs any ruler,
civilized or uncivilizotl, would havo rojeotod.
OF tho ultimate rcsult OF tic war thero can
bo no doubt. Thotisantls more OF brave
British soldiers may DO sacrifcod by tho in.
capacity Of those who lead them, but OxTE-
wAYo will bo finally ovorroworoa anl his
country, as wo1l ns tho whole Of South
AfricR, is destined to pass into English
haut1H. The mannor, however, in which tho
English Government Is seeking to accomplish
this end Is not In accordance with Christian
civilization or ordinary honesty. While VIC
may adniro tho discipline md heroism Of
such troops as tloBo who oboyod tho Inst
order Of tlsair coynmandor Mt Isandula 10
lido MS British soldors should" wo should
not forget tint CkrEwAyo and his drsky
warriors arc fighting with the right OIL their
aida ;,
, 1879-04-12
THE FITZ JOHN PORTER CASE.

4AH 0OtEA OF OfuEefH or WHICH SfQp. EGTo.
field wda Eehiior, and which examined tho
case Of Con. F17z Jony IoErEn, Inns made
It's report to tie President. Practically
speaking, The Board llas rotried in full Gou.
ponTER's case, and cleared him Of nll serious
blame. It consnros him mildly for using tlls-
paraging expressions in the presence Of Tho
army against his commanding officer. but,
with this exception, pronoupces lis conduct
wIsa, Roldisr]y, and patriotic. In thus cx-
oncrnssng Con. pon4ER, It also takas oe-
casion virtually to condemn tho logal court
martial by whose sentence ho was cashiorod,
In tho military service court~martinl ia
the highest judioial tribunal for tho trial OF
military offenders. The sentence Of court
martial, when approved by tue President, is
final. Tho proceedings Of such a court, nftor
receiving tho Presidents approval, are sub
ject 10 no review or revision, except whom
authorized by special act Of Congress- These
aro fundamental princinlos of military Inv
wlsieh, In two cases particularly, sl,o,tld not
bo lost night of, II tho proceedings Of pourts-
martial aro 1iablo to bo rco11ened or changed
Whenever prejudice Or solf.,ntarsst may llc-
tato, it Ia apparonk that trials by such courts
aro simply 1noc1sory.
Tho Doerd of officers TO which Gou. pom.
TEn's caso was roforrod haye evidently been
ignorant Of tr,to principles, or, IL not 10,
layo willfully ignored them. Th;s Doar,1 was
convened by tho President In accortla.co
with a special ACT OF Congress-. which ro,
auirel Board to royiaw and royiso tho
c,,rt In, ,,xo.oo,1i.r, =. A. 49,. e.
, 1879-04-12

Debate In tho Senate On tho Army Appro.
printion bill did not hegin yesterday,
although tho bill wsa formally introduced
Ind placed before tho Senate for conslora.
tion. Notice WAS given by tue Democrats
that they will not permit tho amendment os
lie bill in any particular, but that 1t shall
10 passed 1ust ~ it camo from, tho
House, and aeut 10 tito President In all its
fuperfectiouR, Thoy hayo tho power to
carry out thus progrs,nmo, but thoy cannot
prevent tho Introduction aud advocacy Of
amendments which, by their fairpesa aud
, 1879-04-12

TIM Cn1cAnn TR,nrNI hn established branch ofncsf
tof tho recent Of subscriptions aud advertisements
follows.
NEW rot,H-Hoon 70 Tribune Building. r. T. Mo.
FA1pkE, Manager.
rAtls. Francc-Eo. 10 isne dn Il Grange. natel!erc
II. MAHLKR Agent
LONDON. Eng.-Amtrcsn Exchange, 44o SttanJ.
1IxNAY F. UtIiia. Agcut
BAN FRANCISCO, Cat.-rAlace fio:el.
WASHINGTON u. C.--i9,u ttfCeL
, 1879-04-12

Tho exodus Of negroes from tho South has
created demand for Chinese laborers to ill
their places, mud applications arc laily re-
ecsvc1 by tho Six Companies III San Fran
cisco for cinnamon to bo shipped to tho
South. The Companies, l1owavor, decline to
act III The 1natter, and expressly deny Aaving
any control oyor Ch,nuse lal,orers.
, 1879-04-12

analloas possible interference In tho private
relations of ltfo; hut tho largest lhtitutto I'll
constituting Tits principle must admit tho
power md duty Of Government to
compel genornl obedience to suea, con-
dls1ons as nro cssontial 10 tho en-
darance and progress Of tho community.
Ihe individual owoa to tho community
tho Performance Of oTory duty which tho
welfare OF the community demands. md tho
sacrifice Of every sofflsh interest which con.
htota with tho common good this In lno III
roturn for the protection which tho oonl-
lnnnity guarantees, n,''l is nocossAry to mako
such guarantee good. Tho condition Of 80.
cioty, rs now organized, requirea That Its
citizens shall have at least tho rtidimcnta Of
M ea"eation; the steto of{ers the t"ctiittoa
Tor acquiring this tito 10 good citizenship
ana the 'hdlS'nual aarlt Should not be per-
mls'ed 10 deprive tho fnl''re citizen Of llis
uue whom no is in tho helpless condition Of
eht1''l'ood, rowerlcss to resist, md incapable
even OF protest. The theory advanced by
hAeRT That Resistance 70 schona Attendance
Will DO eagendered by the e1ork to conlrol
attenuanco wousd apply to all laws equally
md It would be Just rs reasonable 10 argue
that theft aud murder aro encouraged by lilo
passage OF statutes to prohibit md pt11,ial,
those crimos Under such law rs has
passed ol'o Honso OF the Illinois Legislature,
tile ignorant parent who doos not UNDER
atand tue importance Of chtll's learning 10
read and write, or thu brutal parent who Is
eare!osa Of his chalus fasuro condition In h!c,
WILL have no more projuttloe Against sending
tint child 70 school than he Inns now; the
d'noronca WILL 10 Tint ho Will be compelled
to sacrifice tho ignorance or brutality Which
would otherwise govern his actsons, mud 10
treat tho child with tie justios IL Inns tho
right 10 expect from those responsible for It's
existonce.
IL ia true TINT tho poorer Glasses hrc eptt-
tlod to the assistance which growing children
may contribute to tho support Of house,
hold; but this confederation Is fully racog
hizod ny the terms OF the proposed Inv.
Thoso Is no time when child between the
ages Of . and II cannot do oil tho household
duties which should be required from such
tondor years md yot spend four OF five hours
q day Mt school. In faot, children who are
made to work at homo will find boueficial
chango md rollof III school hours. For those
WHO work away from homo and holp support
the family With tho wages thoy receive, Ger.
tainly nlno months such lnbor and the In
conie therefro'n should entitlo them to threo
months schooling; in such cases the chill
, 1879-04-12
SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1870.

Jndgo CoLE's majority thus far in Wiscon-
Elm Is 27, 744. No wonilor The Democrats aro
anxious to dispute its political significance,
although they woro very careful to contest
Judge Co1E's rc-elcotion by the nomination
Of Democratic cautlidato apainst him,
, 1879-04-12

eumE ~. oAaoH4 Suocal!vN 1N ILLINOIS,
Inc passage OF the School bill in tho
HOUSE oY sose OF 81 yeas to 4s nays is tho
moat cfealtao'o performance OF tho long
aession OF tue present Illinois Legislature.
1t Will bo a!1acult Tor tho opponents Of COM
pulsory education to urge any other obicc-
lions to the bill which has been passed than
those which they arc Accustomed to urge
against tho principle itaelf. 10 tl,oso who
regard compulsory education as bad State
policy this bill will be ns little offensive in
dctail as any TINT could bo devised. It's pro-
Viaions aro, briefly, aa follows: ~ Parents
and g1iardians aro required to send oil olil-
dren botweon tue ages Of 8 and II yaara to
public or private school at least twelve wooka
In tho year, except In tho caso Of an exouso
by the Donrl Of Education Or School Direct
or for sattafaotory physical or moptal
rcasons; an exception Ia also mado In casos
whero no public or private school il taught
for throo months within ono md ouo.lalt
, 1879-04-12


Tho decision in tho whisky casos by tho
Supreme Court Inns revived MI interest In
question Of which tho general public Ind
hoped tho lust had been hoard. Tho frauds
In tho whisky casos wore discovered, we bo-
lioVo, In the winter Of 1874-'76, and wero
disclosed in the spring following. Tho mr.
rosts woro numerous; the persons arrested
wore 1orgo operators, nnd their business wns
stopped and their property seizcd. The
Government subsequently discovered that
tfIoso arrested in The beginning, though
Ind boon aefraud'ng tho rovonuo, and then
followed tho proceedings against those in-
ctniled nnGar tho classification OF tho 'tsec~
ond batch" The information Oh which thu
second bntoh VIM prosecuted waH furnished
by tle " first bntcl," tho lattor having beon
granted IN immunity" by tho representa-
tivos Of tho Government. III The meantime,
nil tho parties in both patches woro prose-
cutod to the ruin OF their business
ut hoavy pecuniary ontlny, mad MI
of them hayo been rendered bankrupt.
Bomo OF tho second batch, an woll ns some
officials and others connected with them,
wero prosecuted criminnlty. Some few wero
convicted, but In tho end all criminnl prose-
buttons were abandoned.
Tho aecoud, or perhaps the third, chapter
in tho b,tslnoss waB The prosecution Of tho
/" frat batch n in civil actions for Apos, po1,-
Mites, and forfoiturcs. They pleadod the
immunity granted them by the Government
officers, mud In tho trial hero baforo Justice
, 1879-04-12

AtF, G1AH9EIf. OF MCitGurY County, q
member Of tho Illinois House OF Roprosenta.
~. -...-. ~ a.. . -.
'ses' pssnA'ns 'u"t ~ "@' tu1 pefaoa ~
wao1n 'no repofn or aceep1'ng yl,oup
po'n.ou' OH "euaesa"y onerso fesol".'o'l
proylding tor Bis own examination pe!ora
tho Com1nittca. He was examined, or at
least mndo aBtatcment boforc tie Committee,
on Thursday night. :. In this statemont he
nssnmod that TIN renorta l,nfl ralntfon tn his
oot;a,, -, rIo,,.o nan agr ro,n,,.t;,r, .,,o
1,ls - ~ 1,,::c,. 10y e .s,. Wv
'so -. sas ~ o's es. aAu ~ W .n.s "1ss, \,
~, I s',-' ~ !Ua,'t ~ tDtFeeo -" 80. ~,
w., 'A ~ - IL 1s.s"' ~ as"' . .No" -
s,s W u' -asa,"a'1 s a,' ~ ~ a,naso ' ~ to
~, ~, .,,. Is ~, ., G Y4s - ,....,
'"1o w. ' "la "n' w. "F'none. WV.
a'o.s;, .o's W ,so ,t,,,o ,sss ~ i, .a -
,T ,s "Aasoa. '.,.',,1,,' 30 wv '3'''""e'
" nv u"nSo"a ''ue",ao'' .sl a."
W e1oas 1"a' a. . 1,,n NsatAa.at'.. nv
.A"' Nv "'a s'o a.sau: - '' 4"'t"o'''0u
~ :. .',~' ~, "". ~ o,,'} nat,'}a . .o..a .,
rcvnla,c tne ~ m,nufae,,,S M ana .a,e ~ ,,unuotma @
gus, and establish reasdaab!e rites tlorefor."
Also, that ho was tho autlor and hal in-
troducol Hill o62, entitled:
IA bill for IN act to pun'ah cxtortlons b, cor.
posa,'oas sont,o'nne a"a ope'a.ios s'eep'nR'sa,'
ANY, 'na. ~ "Aa H. ,'a'not .. '1'' nna
'n..''',"u0.' =. ..' l1oAoo .'"' 4"". a''ts'ou'
,as,nr IN ,fe.lusnrnncc IT, r. A@ wv "~' ~
Also. tint In was tia nuthor ~ and ;n,ro.
flucod House Bill No. 25,, cn,,tlod
IA bill for IN set rcauts,ng Telegraph compsn,es