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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-05-04

City Residence and Grounds.
Pursuant to decree of circuit court in Dona-
CHE, &C., VS.. Donaghe's Trustee and ais, will
offer at auction, in front of the Court House in
Staunton, (unless adjourned to the premises,)
on Monday, May 24ot, 1880,
that VALUABLE PROPERTY owned and oc-
cupied by Mrs. Virginia B. Donaghe and fami-
ly, comprising the greater portion of the square
extending from Main to Frederick street, on
the East side of Lewis, with
Large Brick Mansion s
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-05-04
Remnants of
DRESS GOODS
AT
HALF COST.

Linen busters, Linen Suits, large line of Par
asols-all grades, Handkerchief Collars and
Cuffs, Corsets, Hamburg Edge. Laces OF all
merate them would fill the STAUNToN SPECTA-
TOR. 1 cordially invite everybody to visit
my store, and guarantee that my low prices
and fair dealings will convince them that 1t
will pay them to deal with me. Everybody
treated alike The lowest Cash Prices TO
every one.
GEO. r. BELL
statesmen:
r. NJ. TIMBERLAKE, J. FRANK DAVIS, WILL
B. TAYLOR. maya
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-05-04

DIsA sTRoUs STORM.-On Sunday
night oflast week. a violent storm struck
Macon, Mississippi, blowing away Y
houses, including the Mobile and Ohio
railroad machine shops, round house,
depot, telegraph office, and master me-
chanic's Office Sixteen cars were blown
from the track, and seventeen persons
were killed and twenty-five wounded,
The loss of property is estimated at $780,
900.
Mr.. Horton was found dead quarter
of mile away from the scene ofdestruc-
ton. One house near the centre of the
storm was whirled around. and its front
changed in exactly the opposite direc-
ton. A colored woman was found dead
in a field west of the depot, literally
stripped of all clothing.
A despatch from Nashville, Tenn,
says that, on the same day, a destructive
storm prevailed South of there. AT DE
Cherd, on the Chattanooga railroad, the
Presbyterian church was totally wreck
ed. Great damage was done to houses,
stock and fences in Giles county. Three
children were drowned. The storm
struck Point Rock, Ala, on the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad, destroying
five houses and killing three children OF
P. M. Edwards. T. J. Mann was killed
by lightning six miles from Nashville.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-05-04

: 0eaepA Longs Executor VS.. Parry 4,
~ aLs.-In pursuance Of decree of the Circuit;
court for Augusta county, entered in this cause.
april hh, 1880, shall proceed at my Office liz.
Staunton,
ON Saturday. May 8th. 1880,
70 take account LIST of the transactions of Jal6es
NJ watson, Executor of Joseph Long. decd,
IND of the unadministered assets of said Longs
estate, and Bird of the debts of said estate re-
naming unpaid. JOS. A. WADDELL.
aprl3-4t Commissioner.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-05-04

lVTIRGlNIA.-In the Clerks office of the
v circuit court for Augusta county, May
LIST, 1885,
| Jones Bros & Co. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Plaintiffs
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-05-04

Hugh McClure's Executors VS.. Jamess
~ CraWrOrd,s Executsix & ais. and.
pursuance OF decree Of ths Circuit Court for Az.
g 9H1s county entered In these causes, April
looO. snal Sxoceed at my office. IN StauntopA
on Eriqqy, May 7t,. 1850,
to age account Of the transactions of said Ex-
ecutr1x, OF the quantity and value OF the real
estate which passed to her as deyisee, OF the
conveyance BY her TO Dickerson and wife, and
.oi the unpaid desps Of James Crawford, decd.
los A. WADDELL,
aprl3-tt Commissioner.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-05-04

NOMMISSIONEK'S NOTICE.-AII par
~ ties and others concerned in the suits Of
d. Sterretts Admir- VS.. n Ste. rett's Heirs, M
B. Gardner. for. &C, vs. D. Sterrett's Admir- &c.
and T. Y. Sterrett vs. d. Sterrett's Admir-. &c.
under decree Of November IA, 1879. have taken
up, and ga Wednesday,, May 10. 1850, will exc
cute and proceed to close and report upon ain
the accounts ordered in said causes. Including
the transactions of David Sterrett as Executor
Of Thomas Young, and of Wan. G. Sterrett as
admir- of said David Ste1fett and Of claims
against said David SterSstt's estate.
By which time all oreditorrs must prove their
claims, or be heSeAfter barred
ap2etds JOS. A. WADDELL, Com'r.
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VlRGINIA.-In the Clerk office of the
Court OF Hastings for the city of Staun-
ton, April 18th. 1885,
VIM: d. Runnels, Sergeant of the City of
Staunton. and as sach Administrator of limo
thy Harrigap. dec c. Plant kfE-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-16

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iho cl clan ;pr i::i&n a ;.miatlau. si.t
!'owhaian c)a'.ti3r j.! III" i.'.;sta!:ic m! rbc
slsc> to 2ay
IaG bill ti,,c:il:j,R IL: :nt lass Il -. Stale
has been reconlln'ticd lul llr.i,yr Investigation
in the House Of DcrSsjca
Thc case Of tho dual iadetsi.i between
Judge f.. &. Minor and Ediannl " a}dil, IT,,
OF lIenrlco. will. IL expected c;inr IL, IL :i,s,
Court OF Appeals 10 day.
Rey. John N. Manning Cor a numbce .!
years n prominent msmhtc Q! tIlo Christian
Church, died in Norfolk Saturday marrinr RI
ter lingering illness.
Tho present week wilI probably he hu-y onc
in tho Legislature. With the debt b.l! in The
Senate oud tho liquor lax law and nncudmens
in tho House, both Houses VII iioa enough to
keep them busy.
The Legislature has been "a sc-sirn stvaaiy
live daye. Of tho session ol niaely dsys, only
twelve remain. but tho general impression
seems to he that il will be Nlarc'4 l0ii or 18Th
before adjourrm:nt.
About fifty natives OF Virginia residing il
Chicago have organized an association uudc,
tho nnme Of tho Society CT the Descendants O.
Old Virginia who reside in Chicago and its A.?
iaccnt Suburbs" llon. Garter Harrison, msyc
Of Chicago, is ono OF tho leaders in the fssocil
tiOu,
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RfsfsE2GN yfEsI,e

Tho Arctic exploring ship Veg. hss arrived at
Naples.
Tho Aighanisten campaign IS - ~ renewed
in tho spring.
Russia has boon sounding Ecrlia aH,: :'arls
bankers for 3 new Oan.
roro Lsysun has baen refused tho uso ol r
church bJ tho municipality OF Paris.
Do Lcsscps has completed The s&ry"g Of lilo
lslhpllis canal. Tho estimated Cost !; SiG1,.
UlQ,GUU.
Tho Austrian Kcichsra:h hrs nGjourned. Il
IS beloved tho Prussian Diet will adjourn for
three months shortly after assom bicG.
n dispatch from Eomo dated 10. day says: 1T
Ii stated tina! tho Iopo will to-day Issue MI Oh.
cyclical lcttor condcnlnatory of divorce.
William Hsgarty O'Leary, fellow Of ;ha Hoy-
al College Of Surgeons Of Ireland, ..nG homo
rulo member Of Parliament for llroghcds, is
desd.
Tho parliamentary oleciln i'll Southwark re-
suited IN tho do!Gat ul tho liberal Candidate
This defeat is regarded rs fatal IL this success Of
tho party al present.
Tho Austrian Premier says that tho gcrosso
nt armies Ill peveral European S!at,; ilnrcriIs
Tho WoIlHrn of tho poup!O and tia kuesiAn nnws-
papers complain that sentiment is baing raanu,
Iact!lrod against ku3Sia in England and o'sc-
where.
Tha Duchess of marlborough, wiring Ia The
lord klMvor ci london, ncHnawIcdgir~ thu r.
GFipl nl E2.OU. says tho Con,ni;ttuo IN urirr 30
guard against amino in Jrcland ncxt ycar hive
purchased ClO0GO worth Of rotAtcns for distribu-
lion thorn. Tho statement of tina ia.ontion al
thn Baroness RurdoL!n Coutis to ,iryoto { 90, 0m
/" tho anainraLion Of tho distress in iroiaud ~
trna. a Dnhlm cnrr eap"atlont al tia .nninn
Tiincs writes that The %ar,ral rnniliun ~ lrG
innI y. InprnYiup,
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d. i.lz"y Waters, hlsryt=ut;
81 ctaSs. y AIgaiiat
"b!y!bc W. BfaGcil, HicAnoog,
*i'o!ey Gordon, Atab&,na;
Marion i. Metj:e9soc, Honrsia,
*Eimuna I. Ierki6g, ig., hcuuos,
Robert H. Randolph, Bai:!marc, Nj.
&Frederick j. WiaBtou. New IurL.
I'd class (a2rnscc3, }-LpIain Igsormmci,,.-,
Soil Gc9meIry.l ''
James G. Calhoun, st, Louis, Mo.
lSt class. Comic Sections.
Russell s. Hubbard, West Virenia;
*Robort &. Taylor, Baltimore, Nd.
LIST class (adcaaced. l-ICalcuius.I
William Il. CraiebilI, Baltimore, Ml:
Il. Goodwyn RhotF, South Carolina.
Special honor is due 10 tho following -,
students as having boon distinguished in cvn,,
cxaminalion-yiz: }. q. Calhoun; Crairbi':
a. Is. kiusolviug; Perkins; Powell; RsnhgIrl
RhetI; Rust; Taylor; L. G. Winston.
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DAILY AND TRI-WEEELY b!
mDdAR SNOwDHlNs
MONDAY EWING. FEBRUARY lG. 1874

1t ia Iumorcd that tho committee OF the
Ii ,uso of Delegates to whom was referred the
Archer Frazier affair will report in favor Of cX
GLIDING tho former from a seat on the report
ors beuoh 10 that House. This is wrong. Ii
no committed breach Of tho peace, tho law OF
tho State should have txaotod tho penalty.
The public actions Of public mon aro legitimate
sui Gc's for adverse criticism. Tho broad Of
tho eff &C; ti the publicity of their words and
deeds il, with many legislators. tho only curb
that keeps them within proper bounds, and con-
aequently is the chief defence Of the people.
Reporters arc as sensitive as anybody else. and
when publicly denounced as slaudcrcls it is not
surprising that they should resent tho insult at
the first opportunity. Mr.. Frazier committed
tho first otFencc; Hlr. Archer tho second. As
tho latter committed bresch Of tho pcGco he
should have been punished by tho civil mag.
istratc, but he should not DO dobarrcd from re-
porting the proceedings Of tho House as long as
he tehavts himself with proprioty 10 it's
presence. 1t is to tho Interest Of reporters to
DO accurate, aid though, like other mon, liable
to err, we have never known ono who, upon
proper representations. was not anxious to cW.
r"rs any mistake he may have made. Exclud-
iog Mr.. Archer from the House cannot prevent
him from c,itclsing liz proceedings. aud if Mr..
ff zar bn the right sort OF man he will cp
pnso the adoption Of tho committees rcpor!.
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rrGStetso

New York. Feb. l6.--A dispatch irom
Baltimore says Sydney Shcrcs, The wc!!-to,t,
farmer ofSomer5ct county, who recently mar
Red his lwolvo year Old step daughter, has brsD
arrested and also lhc officiating clergyman
hlcharlah Brown, on . charge OF violating
State law which prohibits plan from marryiur
his step daughter or woman her stcp-iathlr
under penalty Of $500. Tho clergyman is aka
undo amenable to tho Same lay. Shores turr
lshed bill 10 tic sum OF s.. 900 for each or ,hr
accused to await the action Of the srard iur,
OF tho county.
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.vss4ra ~; E'4Er -. Z.

Tic Jr,tc5 States t?3cls ,go:. .atrrriy boz.
I'll % u recent ign; WIN ti,n ia:a"> II Hcm
ficXlco.
The sl.n !.w"lI. i,0n i,...;aa los ;i.a iai'"1
Statue, ias aevn ioanh ~ desires. Gi h"r vsolS
taken oil
Citizens Of Washnstua an making great
efforts to secure Tbs na'lnnal i:hi c'a;c nnhFcn'
ton for that CITY.
A fire at GhictgI tMIy yt,icrLsv destroyed
the Empire Bonded Wsrchru-r. The ie9ara
arc estimated at 5000, 600.
Mr.. George W. Rigs. OF Washington, la1
declined aching any longer ss treasurer Of tho
Irish reliet fund in consequences OF Mr. Psrnel' 4
political position.
Tho unemployed wolkiugu.en IN Ssu Fran
cisco marched around to various large cstab
llshmcnls Saturday demanding tho discharge oil
Cinnamon and the substitution of white men.
Rev. Il. Nj. Kennedy, p.D, editor Of the
Southern Christian Advocate, aud q prominent
citizen OF Macon, Ga. died yesterday morning
from stroke OF apopcyy, aged forty .Hcveu
years.
The Mormon elder, Thatcher, has returned
to tho United States from Mexico somewhat
disappointed in his mission. Tho Mexican
HUNClUHlCul VIII lluttSV tuC III tItil
worship, but not 10 pOIyeRmy.
The rtcent severe weather in British Column
bia was so fatal in its effects on stock and feed
prospects that unless there is az early marked
change Tor Tho better the colony will be largely
dependent for meat on Oregon and California
Gen. GonzalCz, loading candidate for thu
presidency, in Ncyico, is charged with the in
tention to separate tho States Of Sonora, Sin
aloa. Durango, Colna, Jalisco and Michoacar
from tho Mexican Uniou, and 10 erect con.
fodcracy, to DO called tho Republic G.. Sicrr;
Madrr.
Mr.. PARCEL has written TO Drcyc!, Morgan \
Co., OF New York, asking tu9I! lor some further
explanation OF their resignation as treasurer 0
tho Irish relief fund AMI Tor detailed inIorma'
ton as to drafts received by them on account o.
the fund sII c) their resignation, and also as &c
tho disposition they made oil thcs, drafts.
Bald Mountain, of North Carolina, has agai.
become an object Of dread to tho residents il
| It's vicinity. Severe shocks and rumhnss were
| felt and heard on The :,S!h and 2Jth uli., an(
on tho 10Th inst. thc posses waro heard al
distance OF seventeen miles. The people or,
expecting tho mountain 10 fall to pieces vcr.
s0pr.
a strange murd,r G,"r hiss ust come 10 !sh
in Ncwioundlan;. Twenty twu years ago
| man named Dearns WAS murder by one CoIIins
six months AGO an imrrnapt witness, who WA
dcnna before nlnrisjratc, which has resulted il
tho arrest al Callis $. VIVA il nnw in Jail
i'ur1n. n. =. SwaliIii: ilIa'.
An old nan va. u Iaw ,iiyahiucn rrinovr
| tf6m & dmav Lodging oaliar 10 Ncw York ln III,
mr.. Al mi, l., l,1
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H'frt..

New York. Fob lG.-A flo broke out IN IL,
first floor Of No. lij Madison i.t.no, occupied b.,
j.. N. Finch u Co., dealers in heavy oils spr
chemicals 81 aquarLor before twolvo o ciocl, yc,,
Lerday morning. This krm occupied tho entire
four floors and tho basement. Owing 10 tb,
combustlb!e nature of its comforts tho fro ouirs
y made its way throughout tho building, AMI
extending into No. III, stioinins, which is o..
cuped by l:ichtenstein Bros, dealers in lrst
tobacco, that building also Toll prey t. ihn
nsmcs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-16

A WASHINGTON Standardization has
been mado in our Washington dispatches Of n
rumor prevalent OF the clpital that soandalous
Intimacy has boon recently maintained betwoon
several well-known senators md representatives
10 Congress and certain fomalo department
clerks. A correspondent Of tho PHILADELPHIA
Evening Telegraph makes some shocking do.
VeopmcnIs 10 regard TO tho matter. Accord
ing to his statement Southern senator formed
lialson. about year ago, with beautiful
rl,Whosc mother oOuntenanced and encouraged
tho Intimacy. lilo furnished her house luXuri-
ously. and lnaueuratod a series of vino suppcrs,
10 which gay company of young girls wero
invited. together with faw Of his rriouds and
associates from tho Capitol. The house, it is
stated. is located on Ii stroot, and the quiet
nelghbors werc greatly shocked by the midi
night rcVery OF it occupants. The senator had
procured position for the young lady 10 tho
Treasury Department. but this she was COM
posd to resi- 90 on account of az illness which
sho had crminaly brought on herself; and hor
trlcnd subsequently, secured clcrkship
tor her. under lhlSo nnmo in tho Smith
sonian Institution. Among tho fre1uenc,s
OF tho house, tho correspondent states,
was another Southtrh senator, who was atc1m.
panied by two youre girls sisters from lis
own State. for whom ho had obtained govern.
ment positions, but whom no sent homo whom
the scandal became tho subject of general con.
varsation. An aged member OF tho House from
Tdnnesseo and II representative whose torn OK
pred with tho Forty.ilhh Congress were
also among those who attended the wine
Shippers with lady companions. The cor
respondent adds that tho case has boom placed
IN the hands Of tho detectives. although it ia
doubtful whether tho names Of the parties con-
etrIsd will be nado public, threats having boon
freely made against those iEquring into the sub
jet. and several newspaper men having hsd the
tkbics turned On them. and been themselves pret.
W thoroughly nvestig ated. Baltic. american.
Sicphcn Loneieilow, tho ncphew OF The poai,
"Go is nuder bonds to appear at Boston for
tilal % charge OF forgery, saili d for South
America Friday. and departing left behind him
no footprints whatever fer his bondamen 10
rcalizs upon.
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Tho people OF San Francisco ir5 noW !csin.
hlng to rosl2> the ELECT Of lhoir now cnnaliu
ton. Tho moncyrh MN arc sending their
woalIh to tho Eaat. many OF them accompany
Icy it, and gangs OF idlera arc now marching
about TO tho various places where Cinnamon
ara employed, demanding that tho rroprictnrs
shall discharge tho mild eyed heahon.
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Some OF tho Washington newspapers nto CEN
suring Admiral s. I. Loo for refusing TO soil
pisco Of his properly to Mr. Colc,ran for the
extension Of tho COrc0rsn Art Gallery. What =
the use OF mans owning rcul estate if he can t
retain it or sell it when he poases?
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Cold piercing Winds ana driving rams aoldnu
ia,l 10 bring On r Cough, Gold or lluaGsentse
st tina SEASON, and Dr.. Euird Cough SYm,,
shoni be- kr;.i IL every ho,I@a For yale b. III
Druggists.
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ESrisgwC sSCDsncc;i,

PETERSBuEG, Va, Feb. lG.-Tho bfid.co,,
the Meherrin Iyor on tho Petersburg L. Wei
don railroad at Hicksiord, Va, which was de-
trOyod by fire on tho night Of tho Oh. has bee,
replaced by p temporary Lrcstln. ?'rainq vii
pass through Oh time to-day.
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AhSfatfs From hHriS Green

GELLEvILLE. ONT, Fob l6-Wm f., UAioe.
Of Trenton, dad Al Tint plaza Saturday from
enting cabbage, on which, it is SUPPOSED, Paris
gra"n lsd buan sprinki"d. -Four other members
Of tho family IRA III from Tho same cansc. but
will recnvSr
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aICSiRi:stiyC.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, February IG, 1885,
IL the Senate on Saturday bill WAS introduced
to Gmnnh the a'st s'IEent ac5 in relation 10 the
tax IN pl;aiciais surgeons. dentists, &C.; also
bill! to establish ~ Institution for Tho c,lorcd
deaf mutes a1d blind cclorcJ persons of tho
State.
Bills were TIA! S j i1r :ho relief of tho surctice
OF S. L. q. B2aIr, and TO almond section 4 OF
chapter IS Of the Code, liz relation 10 tho fees
Of Gotall"s public
Tho bill 10 incorporate tho baltimore, Gin.
c!nnati and Western Railroad Company was
discussed by MIR. Shcrrard for and MIR. Smith.
OF Alexandria, end Mr.. llcury against.
aElous amendments wcro proposed and re-
jectcd, ard pending discussion the Senate adj
journcd.
Bills were reported TO GLOW tho Dauville
Grays TO chango their unIfrrm, mud 10 iuoorpo-
ratio the Alexandria Ecform Club.
10 tho House Of Delegates nothing 81 iotor.
est was done. A bill 10 Incorporate the Lursy
Iron Company and giving it enormous privi-
icgcs, az claimed, was discussed at great longlh
but finally passed b..
ACCIDENT To TIE PRINCESs LOUISE. "A
dispatch rrom Ottawa, Canaia, On Saturday
says:
~ covered sleigh. IN Which her Rnysl High.
ness and his t.Xc Icncy. attended 10y Colonel
Mcneil and Tho Hon. Mrs. Laugham, when
going 70 the Senate Chamber TO hold :: draw.
ing rconi, last niGht, waa upset rs il passed out
u! the grounds u! tho Government House, and
dragged about 1n0 yntAa wien II YVES stopnrd
Ey ton. Mr.. iagot and 2 groom, who
were III nnn OF tho srirhis which proceed
Cd the vioo regal Meirtl. The prinrfsI rcocly.
ell a arvtrhi C 'ntlHIun rn the rrt,t si.lr of the
bead, and had thr lohe ni beg l,yht ear cut -
Mis-. J'nngham was Inunh bruised "a thu LETT
aTiil. lila exc 'lIcLc9 .gas slightly urntnaad on
tho forehead. Col Mcneil was unhurt. -
Doctors Grant aud H,IliDg wc!, ia Immediate
attendance, .Irn former reiunIng Mi night ut the
Government iiouir. Her Royal llirhIcss ha,
to ii GRAFT extent rrc0vnic'l lflm tho she ok,
H"r ~ slightly aut nnl the sida Of her head
trd.acd The miirclt 81 liz. neck arn cInsid
crahly sIralno!, hHt SHE ~ progressing mnsL
iavoiablg
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Tho FilH John Porter o:la. will ~ AL lYnia-
bil!iy not be aGrd u:ud this session I'll t!un.
RrcSA. Tho crnr:al S''inirni an,nnr he drn,
oniaIH IL adverse 10 taking It nr.
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E5Ilrts,..'.

CHcAGo. Fehluary lG Hiram 4. A!ia,
Was murdered at S:nir'eh, H., yrsi, r,lay mrrn
ing by burglars.
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''"'' '''' ''''': WI ''''" M '"''I"n 40 r'coi'-
Eidri H." vatr Is wi"H!' tia Senate lasa2G
tue b'i, Authorizing tho TRANSPORTATION Of Cen.
S - p n"dy ltoin fr5t fI"wn To West FONT.
ut; It, 'i nov" wv s"s9 I" ,i"' House.
''r$'FS "ih';"i"' haine aud Wlhts "'rc
anl"h"i,h ,"'mb' n "u the part OF the Srnatc
Of me I"ni'r"noe tomm'ltfr on 'hA Disagree
m'c" 40, oi INC ,'onS' |" H'''atc ancnImcna t"
Tue Hi'i'afy hHaar'ly approximation hli.
| 10 n'natn 'hrn pr(r}ra6d - tho n'hs!era
non OF me calendar
mr.. McAlII'an advocated the passage OF tho
ON SfnntloE pens on to Herman Nottcrlicld,
Formerly i sc1ul.
| Tending debate on Tho Ncttc,Iicld bill, tho
morning hour expired. and the Senate resumed
th9 consideration or tho 'hVH per cent. military
anu warrant piIi' -,
! nlr. M iM advocated mo hlil. =.
inc wv Sohn iorter rG!Gt b! will come up
alter III" rive per cent po IL disposed OF
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
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nn;nto,nnt 81 w 1T.. ~ Gou', r. ' I'm ano up.
monocnr If tho Nni;onnj IIon,o r,r oTGui Us
Voluntnrrs. hv M Stor;n nF A. " to. ~, =
crn,Ii1n ut Scbonfnry;IIn 81 IS ~, .io
MANI CONFERENCE.-The, ~ ih. .t',o oTS.t onu
Rv NJ RnIsLnono. = 10 30. u...G y, ;oaiatosa'
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tor,i IIam O' ~ VI n;u.h,, ua1aE.l vi Inc va
K"mo, or d. IVA D.I"HlHa 1o'uhlucls, ny ME-
10 ir ~ oc c HoVcrnment ior
t'o bistiiut vi SelG!nOl3i ny UT. Dam.