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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-22
Snfano-9epefde,t.
Gonares=gersamoI,.aee,, .


gSa lbiHgton, 81. April. SIM Senate
berid1tete Sance bonn 6lOtten-@ontite bic Sans
8ia Elm, nm Die Infdufe bon Eabaf fur oi.
Slotte III reguiiren.
@inoom berihtete bic Genats Bill nit
Amenoements elm, tuel9e Die 6rift fiir Sollerl-
bung oer ,,n5rbIifen Yacifc=8abn" ausoebnt
Senator Soiles fiiuoigte einen DinoritdtSbe=
rid)t on.
gSitbers rstdts cine gill Elm, bic - v@aibings
toiis8eorsetomn SInction. Bdbn Gompagnie"
5u incorporlren.
Die Sill, Dem auubihaftsr SslIs s. Bbarss
etne Fenilon 3u perluilligeu, ipurbe angeuou
men.
ga1 8erlauf Der Moraenifunoe purbe Die
Bia iiber bic gsertbeilung Der @snfer @ntlfeiz
bungsgeloer tpleber aufgenomnen uno Die Ser
fiigung geifrideu, wclfe aud Die aHiprii9e Der
SerTaerungsgeieli4afteu beriidfbttgt.
ssin iepraSentantembalSe
pnrbe Der SenatsbeIhluB in Se3u9 aitf ben
Druid bes 8sribts oes vSmitboniatt= Snlii'
tnts" fir 1879 gtnebuli9t, nad,bem er oahin
anienotrt moroen mar, bab er ben Ornd bon
800 Gremplaren anorbnet.
Suner iuurbe Der Senatsbel9luB in 8e3us
auf ben Druid oeS Bertdts Der Sil9erei Gom,
niiiiion fir 1879 nebit eini9ea AntenoementS
9eueblrli9t.
auf antras bes Srn. @eobss purbe cine
abenOftuns fir nlorgen iiber a9t Sage ansss
oronet, Inn Die 8ill Sur @tablrung zines Ben
fionsseridts in grwdguns su 5iefen.
SaS SauS letftete aui Die Wor9enitunoe 8ers
3idat, uun McDiabon beantrasts, Die Spesials
Sef5itbia IN Bleuarfitung gu er6rtern uuo bic
all9en1eine Debate ant fiinf Ntnuten 81 be-
ldrdnteu.
@onger bot Elm amenoement an, tpelhes
stpei Stuneen 5ur Debate getuabrte; nit ia
gegen lot StinInlen bertporfen. 3rpei anbere
Nntrase, melde bic Debate auf reip. Stunbe
so Ninuten unb Stunbe 40 Utiuuten be.
i6rGntten, tpurben ebenfalls perrporfen.
WicMabon foroerte oarauf Die Sorfrage iiber
ieinen Irtrag, Die Debate auf 5 Wtnuten gu
beidrdnten. Die Stepublifaner ipenbeten ba=
rauf ibre Ssrs0gTungstaftif tpieoer an lIitb
entbielten fid) bes Stiunlens, IooaB fein Quo'
rum mititmnlte.
6r. 9ome glaubte, Die Nn9elesenbett ioIts
einsm @onlite iiber seiuuoeu Uteuihenueritaua
iberipieien merbeu.
5r. 6eeo mar oerielben Qnfid5t, tueil Elm iol-
dies @omite Der republtfariiden Seite oes
9auieS entnomneu werben nliiBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-22

gu1elu I'M gcTd)te, 9luSi6lage, 6ledeu,
ifropbul1ie strantbeiteH uno aIs aus uuretEem
VIut entltehenoen Seidbmiire mTOeu Ourd Or.
girce's 'Golden Medical Discovery (gol~
oene meoi5iuiid)e Gntoeduug) tIrrt. Bei
&ronhitiS, guitr0brenent5ltnOuug unO jeOerArt
bon i6limmem.unO befti9em 9uiten bat tie ib.
res @lsi9su nidht. Sie retntgt, itdrft unS
trGftigt bo8 SDlenl. Al8 antibiliDie ober 4es
berrneoBin, ioruie alS 2inoerung8mittel iuiOer
Ser5flopfrn ODER unre9elmaBige 9bdtigfeit bes
Screens iuirft lte 8uuoer. SH alien ApOtbe>
fen III baben. (95.7 .9t&m)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-22
Sic 8hfIaoeIpbter 9oftprfabrtf.

gsilminston, Del, 21. april. = Die
Sufti3= =@onferen5 Der bii45fidlen Methooiifen
Stride perbanoelte beute bic Appeuatton bsS
8ep. Bm. Waior, mel6er BON oer Yhilaoel-
pbier Gonferens ieines @mtss alS @etitli9er
entiett puroe, neil er nit Der "Philadelphia
University of Medicine and Surgery" elmer
gdminbsianifalt, melte Doftorotplome per-
fault, in 8erbinbuug itebt. Der urtbellsz
ipruh ber Bhilabelpbier Gonferen5 tuuroe NIT
ii aeaen @timmen umaeifoBen uub Waior
ipte6sr In iein Mmt eingeieet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-22
@efawad,te ,pteoer ,eraefferlt.

Opier lu9enolid)er unbeba6tiamfeit, Die ie
bsS betannte 0tittel Oergeblid probirt babeH,
t0unen gratis elm eiufa6eS &e5ept 3ur ra-
ifen peilun9 nerU0ier @nttrdftun9, uor5eitigeH
0erfol8, performer Srdfte unO aller ourb
Gus 9meifun9en berbeigefiibrten llnOrbuungea
erbolter. SeSer Ipotbeter bat Die oasu nStbt
gen geitanbtbeile. Wtan idreibe an Oantos
Son 6 COMP, 9tr. 80, NaiTaaitr.s
Getus9orf.
eOft.9. .t2Ut., ,t.a.E., Am. .W. I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-22
germtid1te 9epefGen aus We&rs
GnNP

Hew-Yorf, 81. april.- 6eute iino Die
Oampier ,,Saratoga" pon5auanna, yglDfia"
pon eoubon uuo r0e &upter" bon antluelpen
bier angefOmitlen.
- Yoli3iit @eors u. Sennett beging beate
friib Selbftmoro, inoeul ct id eiris Sugel ourh
Den 8opf ihoB.
- Son Sull ift bente ber Dampier , 5or.
remit, - BON sonbou Der Oampfer .5talp," bon
9iuerpool bic Dampfer ~Sotbnia" unO 8po.
nina" bier audefauat. :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-22
9rcifed,e Snad,iuftta tn WtfIomrt .

@tncinnati, p. April.-Gine Oepeld@e
Der Zines" melbet, oaB orei Wduuer, ipelbe
i'm @efangniiie 81 Woberlp, Mo., ibren Bro
seB fpeees WOr6ss ertparteten, bon einem P0a
belbaufeu bsrausgebolt unb ygelpnat" puroen.
@iner Der Inaeflagten, Namen8 Sra Carlton,
leqte EN- @eitGubniB nb, tporauf man i'm in'S
@ef6nsniB 3uriidbradte, Die beieeu anberen
absr, Namens Yancep nnO Wtitdea, tpuroen
oehGuQt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-22
Woro ttato Selbifntoro ,

Nelionoille, 8, q. Aprtl. = SObn
Tetpel, Elm 9oIisiit, orang beute 2lbeno in Den
2acen Der 5trma @oolep & Sobu uab ftredte
ben iiin9eren Goolep Our4 einen S6uB toOt
sur @roe. Gr entiernte iid) oarauf eine tur5e
Strede BON benz 2aoen uno brabte fid) eine
t0btli6e S6uBpunbe am &opie bel. 0a5
gPotin fiir sic 9 hnt III urhpforut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-22
or chalmers, s,etrttnrt,,r

furirt 0pspepiis, Utigrdne, 8ldbiuat, Dob.
BREMEN uno alle 9eiben, bic lluOronuugeu I'm
Waaen entltanmen. 8ei 9terpenfranfbeiten
III lie Gins Der beiten Wittel, oa fie iofortige
Qiuoerung l9afft uub in fur3er 3eit 6eiluna
beipirtt. Yrei8 81 Die 6(aide. gu baben bel
Setb 9. Sunce SIR. 108, Defts Baltimore
StraBe. 12D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-22
St,t Ntte[f crSG,oSScts.

Sad ille, 5la., 81. april. - 3lpei
Gubaner, 9}amens &apbael 3 Golebo uno gjnbaz
biro Bina, Seioe @igarrenmaGer, id)lu9en iidg
Biiioleu. 0rei S6iiiie murben 9epedielt, nnO
Soleoo tplnOe 9et0btet. Seine Setunoanten
tparen anpeeno, uno nlr ein anabe, pclder
sufGllig auf benz Shauplabe erihien, mar
4uQenSeuqe oe8 Ouell8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-22
Mnro In GhicaaoA

Gbicago, 81. april. - 8m. .Mcgarrg
wuroe geseu IL uhr in Der per9an9enen gtaht
bon Sernann 2intberg erifoiien. SetOe Wdn=
uer batten iih ME purber geieben nnO maren IN
eiuem 8irtb8bauie III Streit geratben, lpel4er
nit Dem 2obe Wc@arrg'S euoete. 2imbsrg TT
nerhoftpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-22
Settle @maoe fitr ote Woroer
&of.tr1S

Sarrisburg, 8enni., 81. @pril. - Ot!
8sgnabiguu9sbeb6roe bat bic applitation nm
ge9nabiguna S8rael Sranbt'S uno Sofah
Sutnme'S abgetpieien. Brandt unb Summel
tpuroen befanntlid} iiterfiibrt, I'M Sereine nit
mebreren anoeren Berionen BEN alien Soiepb
8aber, oeiien 2eben fie porber fir $40, 900 Der
iidert battsn, in eebanon. Spuntp ernlprbet St
hnhpfy
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-22

llcber 100 neue Nuiter unO 5arben 1T Ser
relts unb Snabenanjii9eH iinO in uuieren Ser.
faui8lofaleu iOeben auSgeitellt. &. R.Sebnt
& Sobn, SIR. 230, gSef BrGtty, uno Jtr.
So, SauoOerirQBe. (0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-22
@t,,c @e,tt,,eper Sroo0ste.

Mtapiielb, Sp., 81. aprll,-8. gS. @5ell
ION bier eridOB 9eitern einen Or. Dalton aus
Galopog= =Gountp. @5ea bate ben Or. Oals
ton Dor etipa eiuem Sabre OerbtnOert, nit lei
net (@seQ'8) S4wdgrm uentltehsn, nnb ein
orinlnliger Saoer eriitirte ieitOem amtl4eu beis
SEN Mdnneru. @sell behauptet, Dalton bate
Iein 2eben meberhOlt beorobt, uno er babe nur
2lIr Hnfhmebr oebauDelt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-22
Stiirilte int 2Sefett.

slaberes i,ber pis 3ataftropbe ta gearfbFieio.-
Gin &sao Sret 37eiIen tuett onrd, ole Xait
sarun setragen uno tittperIeBt tn etnem
SaumsipfeI atfaefanoen. ooer bier
anoere Samoftabtdlsn ;srit5st. gSsttsrs
Snier oes SfMrnicS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-22
40. Sabrga1tg.
Wottatm.

9n oaS usafafalifdbe NmbItfmus
|3ur seidGisen anseise, bas id mein muiifaIii4es
hfrumenten=@eidaft BON str. 3S, OfsBaltiinorez,
h5 Sir. 841z, @eits8aItimoreftrafse Der ~eors
Ironbent"=Sifee sesenh6sr, perlest babe, uofelbf
eine beiisre @elesenbeit babe, benz Yublfurn nen
oBes aiiortiment mufaliider Snftrumente porat5etz
|n; id1 labe oaber gum Befudb hoflidif elm.
@nt. Yrad)er, fm,i.,
5atIifant uno Smporteur muffatider
Snifrumente, Saiten &C.,
|(T-a) slr. 845s, @eftsDalttmosettr.
0aW, 0Ieifhmaan & Soups Drebsefe.
(oompressed yeast).
kDa man entbedt bat, baB oiee Ntadafmunsen uri'
|er Sefe fidb I'M Nartte beFnben, 70 bat ole ddpte
kesbeie unieres Tabri,ates auf iebem Yatete ben
bmeu unierer Tirma. ale anberen fno Nahob'
|insen.
bean p,rlans, bon ietnem Grocer San, 8Ieii6
|aum & Gon,p'S NreBbefe. 2dslth frifh!
|Hatrifz Depot: gtr 1872, Yenniplpaniaz4 4penue.
kg9dra1s,1O .. Q. 8enactt. @ei@ditsfhbrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-22
8rGn0e.

Nems Orleans, 21. 4pril.-O Qaben
uno baS gSobnbaus bes Apotbefers Otis
Gople, Nr. SO, ct. @barlesltraber brauntelt
berte nieber. Serluit $4,000. Sn BEN an
ftobenbeu @ebauben muroe betrdhtli6er Shas
ben burf @aiier angeri1tet.
@btcago, 81. ril.-Gin groses Shulz
eebGube su Camp Yoint, 4banls @ountp,
Slls., eins Der ih5niten @ebdube i'm san3eil
bon $50 900 erriftet porben par, ging he,tte
$4,000. Wiau rern1utbst granbitiftung.
Sid monb, O2e., 81. april.-Gin beute
friib bier au8sebrofeyes Sener serft6rte Die
Shnbfabrtfen Der @ebriiber 9ogan un6 Der
S6. Sm. $. 0torsau & Comp, bte Bad
fiftenfabrif beS Srr. Otis gSbitnep, cine benz
Srn. s. Ot. email geb0rige Oampfjaflt uno
mebrere fleinere @ebGube. Ser 9eianlmtoer-
luit belauft fif auf iiber 100000. 3psibuns
bert Berionen geratben auber Belhdftlgung.
@ermiid,te tetesrapbifae 9epeidDen.
Sn Yhtlabelp bta erlttt elmer Der IN
einem Gtrfus dm Siiozgroaopap ensasirten
@bmnaften@@ebriiber 2eotaro mdbreno elmer
SOritellung am Wonta3 Ibeno einen 10 ldpe=
rem SaI, 6aB ihm Elm Slut9efab BART. ST
mar leoO6 am Oieniag 4benb mieber 10 pelt
bsrgeltellt, oaB er on Der Soriteuun9 tbetlaeb-
men fonnte.
Gin eanbfreider, Ramens s. 8reen,
gsrietb porgeftern, tudbrenb er bel Sort Grie,
Ontario, auf eiusu 3ug ipriusen mollte, Inter
bic 6dber ilnb tpurbe augenbIidl,d get6otet.
Die Anfreiber in M orristown,
N.=O., fanoen ltbten Oienltag fir eine Crib
hung hires 0obneS bon 50 auf $3.50 pro Sas
aus, febrten ieoof oil Die arbeit 5uriid, als
linen eine 3ula9e uon25 Gents geboten tuuroe.
Die Dem mofraten on @erm II ip,r-
ben beute ibreu Staatss@ounent in Meutpelier
balten.
Sic aft Watroien Der ita lie nj d II
.8arfe Solo o." tueld3e uorgeitern in
-Bbilaoelpbia auf ben Serbabt bin uerbaftei
tunroen, ben Staliener @onftantino 9tomano,
einen r8tunner" fiir etn Soitbaus, ermoroet 5u
habsn, iine aus Wausel an 8stueiien entlafien
por6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-22
gmtfetft6e Sataltrop6e.

Gtnftmrs etaes 5betteS oeS rspaotions Satare=
@eroen" in NensDorf. - Steie Weniflsn
nnfer Den 3riimmern bserabeH. - Rehrere
s,erfoncn set6otet uno etne 6etrdd,tItdle sstt=
sabt oer[est., gteroe unc Ssutider auf Dee
StraEe nnu einftlrsenoensesanerue erIdlta8eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-22

Subianapolis, Sno., 81. april. -
Cine auSgelaiiene @eiellidaft BON etrpa 20
iungen 2eutsn begab iid) oorgeitern 3u friiber
@tunbe Dor Elm 9aus in GOrunna, Sno., nm
bern BORT am abenoe porher losletd nad ber
2rauung eingeSogeuen Gbepaare aabenmniit
at berelten. Gums @tiller, Der iuuge @be-
mann, tpuroe iiber Die Serena6e miitbeno,
iprang, NIT einem Ieoolosr betpaffnet, Dor bic
Saustbiire unb id3oE Sobu gSiliams nieoer,
QlS bieier ibu anQriff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-22
9efesrap6if6e 9epef6ett.

(Beridte ber aifocitrten Freiie~ fir ben aDeutibeH
GOrrelponbepten."l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-22

Berlin, 21. &pril.-gSie Oa8 .5ageblatt"
mittbcilt, prdgte oas MitnSamt udbrenO Oe3
MouatS 0tdrS ,688,980 0tart i'll Sob AMI
@ripatconto uno 154 $50 Mart fir bic &egiez
rlng 0aS y8ageblatt" benlerft: y@s lit
mD9lif, oaB Die gSieoerauinabme Der Sob.
sahlung bur6 Den Staat, lei Die Quantitdt
aud nod 10 fleiu, cine Der DRiin5reiorm in
9eutid)lano giiuitige Q8enouug anOeutet"
Sic Internationally sSiidlerei= =2Gmsitelnn9 TIT
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-02-25

HOPE FOX THE BEST. -Evefy one should
have hopeful way in looking at the world
There are some excellent people who tell us
they dare not hope but 1t is impious to dare
to despair, we should never be trying to look
too far Into the inevitable future, but take
short views, hope for the best, and trust in
God. Never make drafts on the misery of
the future" sufficient for the day Is the evil
thereof" Never give way to melancholy,
fight against it vigorously. The best way to
do this is to take short views of life. Are you
happy now? Then why destroy present lap
piness by fearing distant misery 1t may
never COME. You may never live to see it,.
Every substantial grief has twenty shadows,
and these shadows are Of our own making.
1t was said Of Oliver Goldsmith that he had a
knack Of hoping. He made cheerfulness--
an art--so should we. The house can he IL
lumined by bright cheerful fire-sit is a liv-
ing, speaking thing IN dead room. Let there
be abundance of light, flowers on the table,
prints and pictures on the walls, lively aud
cheerful conversation, aud contented, thank
full hearts.
Hope may deceive, but 1t conducts us easier
to our journeys end. Hope is the best part
of our riches. 1t is like the sun, which, as
we jovrney towards it, casts the shadow OF
our burdens behind us. 9" 1t is BETTER" said
Hume, to be born with hopeful disposition
that looks on the bright side OF things, than
to be born to fortune"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-02-25

3 i Y b . Oh i |t ~ ID
A DEADLY HfNe.-Here is true elephant
story for you from an American missionary
who once lived among the Dutch Beers of
Natals for seven years. He saw the ivory
and believes the story
One afternoon, about o'clock; three
Dutchnien went out hunting aud came upon
a large herd Of elephants. They fired at the
leader, and instantly The entire herd fled. Tho
leader rushed ON and on, thinking he was on
the right track to escape but the elephants
were In a valley and only ran around and
around It, in circle perhaps three hundred
yards III diameter and were shot down from
O'Clock in the afternoon until in the even
ing, when darkness prevented the Dulchmeu
from taking aim any longer. But the three
men rose at break of day, and found the poor
elephants still going round and around. 70
was several hours before a new leader, break
ing out Of the beaten track, led off ths res
mainder of the herd 10 safety.
The dutchmen, whose names were Bdtia
and Potgeiter two being brothers, couiitrd
the slain. Ninety elephants lay dead id tile
valley and as their VALUABLE tusks of ivory
were divided equally among three Dutchmen3
you can believe that each man share was
considerable. Nicholas.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-02-25

It is not much thought Of, but that it is
certainly very important lesson, to learn
how to enjoy ordinary life, and be able to rel
isb your being without the transport of some
passion Or the qualification of some appetite.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-02-25

Are raw oysters unhealthy asks an ex-
change. Sometimes they are. We saw sew
eral the other day that had the appearance of
being very unhealthy they had evidently
been picked too long
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-02-25

Falsehood, like poison will generally be re-
jected when administered alone /; but when
blended with wholesome ingredients may be
swallowed unperceived.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-02-25

When Dryden wrote " Be kind to my re-
Mains, did he mean that he didn't want to be
dug up or have any cheap verse on his tomb
stone
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-02-25

The Duke of Argyll was graciously pleased
with the Niagara Falls. 1t is very gratifying
to have our efforts at natural scenery meet
the approval Of the nobility abroad. a8
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-02-25

Bye, bye says he to his wife, as be
starts for town. Buy, buy = says she, as
she hands him a list Of things to he purchas-
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-02-25

If a juror pays strict attention to the testia
mony of witnesses he ought to be allowed to
sleep while the lawyers are talking.-tEx.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-02-25

Sam, why am lawyers like fishes . 81
don't NEEDLE with the subjec', Pomp."
"Wby don't you see, nigga, because dey am
SO fond OBJ debate.'
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-02-25

Counting on the front porch is not always a
stooipd affair.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-02-25

Pride is like the beautiful acacia that lifs
its head proudly above Its uelghbor plants,
forgetting that 1t. too, like them, has its root
in the dirt. s sss. ea
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-02-25

Printers ink will keep the hinges Of store
doors loose
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-02-25

If you wonld not have affection visit yea
vice, listen al once to what it teaches.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-02-25

There are no crumbs of comfort in tramp's
loaf.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-02-25


thoroughly
edandre fted twoudre
Selected Stock of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-18

ing against any decrease IN the IT. ~. oy
speed now existing. P' "
Mcssrs. Garland. Teller, c.rnor,or
Booth, Wallace, and Maxcy s,,nnoriea Tho
committees amendment. '"'
Mr.. Becks amenduD' Mt was 6na,lv re.
lecied, aud the Committee amendment,
agreed to.
After some cher slight amendments, The
bil! was read a third time and passed.
messa<e was received from the Presi.
uent transmitting the report OF the Score.
'ny III State upon the Fortune Bay. fish.
eiies question, end advising the adoption OF
'ts recommendations. Ordered to be
..intcd.
( After short executive session, the Sen.
ate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
In the House, under call for States, the
following were introduced and referred:
BY Mr.. Cox, OF New York: Requesting
the President to communicate to the House
all correspondence In regard TO the pro-
scription OF the Jews by the Russian Gov
eminent.
BY Mr.. Young. OF Ohio: To tax and reg
ulate ti.e manufacture and sale OF glucose,
or grape sugar. ut amends section 3, 254 Of
the Revised Statutes 50 as TO provide that
the manufacturers Of glucose shall pay 800,
and dealers S50.l
BY Mr.. Goode, OF Virginia: Relative to
quarantine at Hampton Roads.
Mr.. Reagan, Of Texas, under instructions
from the Committee en- Commerce, moved
TO suspend the rules and pass the river and
harbor appropriation bill.
| After the reading OF the bill the House
seconded by a vote OF 14s 10 80 the motion
to suspend the rules. Thirty minutes de-
bate was then allowed.
Messrs. LOuDdesbury and Cox, Of New
York, opposed the bill, as did also Mr.
Chalmers, Of Mississippi. The latter said
he opposed it because it did great injustice
to the region which he represented.
After short defence OF the bill 10y Messrs.
Reagan, Dunnell, and KeDna, the motion TO
suspend the rules and pass the bill was
agreed to--yeas. 179; nays, AZ.
| On motion OF MIR. Cook, OF Georgia, Sat-
urday next was set apart for the considera
| tion OF bills reported from the Committee
on Public Buildings.
Mr.. Davis, OF North Carolina, under in
structions from the Committee on Banking
and Currency, moved TO suspend the rules
| and pass the bill authorizing national banks
10 make loans 10 the extent OF one fourth
OF their capital and surplus upon mort
cages on real estate. The House refused
to second the motion to suspend the rules.
only thirty.five members voting in favor
Of it.
The Speaker laid before the House mes
sage from the President, transmitting copies
OF the correspondence with the Govern
mcnt Of Great Britain in regard to the al
legged outrage on American citizens at For
tune Bay, n. F., together with the report OF
the Secretary of State. Ordered to be print
ed and referred.
Adjourned.
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Methodist Episcopal General Con.
ference.

CINCINNATI, May 17.-At the session OF
the General Conference to-day resolution
from the Vermont Conference was offered
requesting candidates for the ministry to
answer the questions DO you use tobac-
co?v and DO you use alcoholic stimulants
in any form :" was referred to the Commit
lee on Revivals.
A resolution was offered instructing the
Committee on Freedman's Aid to inquire
into and report whether the duties OF that
society could sdvantageously be divided be-
tween the educational and church-eXtenson
societies. Adopted.
A resolution by j. W. Willets declaring
bishops-elect to he bishops by the fact OF
their election and not by virtue OF the
ceremony of ordination was referred TO
the Committee on Episcopacy.
Much feeling was aroused by the intro
duction Of preamble and resolution by
Dr. DIN, OF Wyoming. The preamble re-
cites the evils Of ntemperence, and alludes
TO the fact that one delegate to this Con-
ference, DR.. GODDARD, had lost hts life
through the intemperonce OF his brother,
and the resolution invites Miss Frances E.
Willard, representing the Woman's Ma
tional Christisn Union, to address the Con.
ference for ten minutes.
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GnMDA

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG.
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, March q,
4 1880, trains on this read win run rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 H., THROUGH NAIL daily, coanecuaS
for Charleston, savannah, Augusta
and Aiken (via CharIestoDl, Raleigh.
jacksonville. stops only at Chester
aud Manchester. and at Halfway ON
signal.
|. PASSENGERS takfB, his train VIII make
clsse c0BDecfiof al Petersburg for
10 IS p. ~. THROuGn MAI. daily, connecting
for Weldon, Wnming0D, Raleigh,
Charleston. savannah. Augusta, Co
iumnia, Atlanta. Macon, Montgomery
Mobile, New ORLEANS. md al points
South aud SoUlbwost PriDzD sleep
ing-c1 fron Washington for WI.
niagton. savannah, anG he South
s,Ops oplg at Manchester ADD Chester
and Half WAY On sigDsl.
700 A. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
except sunday passenger car AZ.
LEAVE PDTERsBURo NORTH.
6:35 A. H., yHfOUGH MAIL. dairy. connecting
vita RIchmCid, .re0sficksUurg and
sO.ofnac -alroal o. az Donu Sorsn,
East. sac Wrsl stop al Msneses-
ter sni Chester, ard az Halfway
ani o. Drnry's Bluff. on .isDai.
e:25A. 81, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN daily
iexcem s''csyl. s,ops % all STA.
s44p H. fnEoUCB aAn. daily. soarecuss,
With Aieluosg, fredc, cksDulg and
Potcrmc railroad for 81 points Eaf
and y ~. Also, making eIo.e csnaee-
ton g.,h ths Chtsalske AID Otf
railroad for "a, virginia sp-lrss arc
al! pOin1 North <nJ Wes,. fhif rain
stops ~ Manchester zno Chester, AID
al RsiG-Nay sua Or'rY's slur. On
signal -
445P.M, THROUGH FRIGHT TRAIN daily
(exeept Sunday; pssstLser car at
fached.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg wtlsta hon
~iITpAY TXCIiIsiOS TRAINS cave Rich.
aonc o A. NJ. and 500 =, VI; sase Peters-
burr $50 A. u. arc 8 So -. NJ. ey-fy SUNDAY.
NH 10 IT. ID. KLINE, ~nr' rini.odsnts