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Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-09
PACIFIC SLOPE.

Woman Killed by Cave In a Mine
Merced County Crop PrOspeets-Arrival
of Chinese at Portland and Victoria =
Schooner Lost on the Northern Coast
Murder Trial at Nevada = Rejoicings
over the Chinese BiII-Efc.
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GENERAL NEWS.

The Chinese Bill Signed by the President
senator Blair's Examination Con.
cIuded-lnfernal Machines In Minne-
sota-Jail Burned with Three Prisoners
a Weeks Festivities at st. Louis
Proceedings In Congress De-
strOyed by Fire-Etc.
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sndisna,,on meetings.

/ TOMBSTONE, May Ssh.-Great indignation
is felt regarding the Presidents proclamation,
and mass meeting will be held here on
Wednesday evening to denource the Presi.
dents interference. The meeting will be
addressed by prominent members Of all par
ties. A like mestiug will be held at Charles
ton on FRIDAY night
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Fire An Fresno County,

FRESNO. May Sth.-A fire broke out in the
store of Kutner, Goldstein l. Co.. at Center.
vile, Kings river, at 3:12 o'clock yesterday
morning, and before the flames could be ar
rested destroyed it, together with Anderson S
saloon and DIR. Fitch's office, with their con.
tents. Kntner & Golds;ein's loss is about
s., 600; fully insured. Andersons saloon
and contents, Sl,500; no Insurance. Fitch's
Office, 81 900; no insurance. The origin of
the ira IL nlpown
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NEVADA.

Shooting Affair Over n Poker Game.
RENO, May Shin row over the result
of poker game last night at an Indian camp
near town, an Indian named Charley was
fatally shot by brother redskin. No ar.
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HoLLIsrER, May Ssh.-Mrs. a. d. Kemp.
wife of an employa of the Standard Soap
Company. of San Francisco, was killed this
merning by the caving of sosp-stone mine
on the San Benito river, about % miles south
of herr. No one else was injured.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
ARemarkahIe Case.

One of the most extraordinary cures on record
was that OF the man John F. Hernandez, residing
in Salt Lake CITY, who was deaths ooor with that
terrible disease Marasmus the best medical aid had
failed to stop the progress Of the malady. when
twenty three bottles OF BRlsTOLS SARSAPARiL-
La, and three phials Of BRISTOL'S PILLS made
him well man. mlslt
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Murder Trial of Nevada,
Town Election.
New Paper at Bodie.

BoDIE, May Sth.-A Democratic campaign
paper, called the Egening Miner, issued its
FIRST number this afternoon. with }. J. Curry
& Co. as publishers and Orlando e. Jones as
e6itor
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the encampment with military pomp. The
festivities wind up on Saturday evening with
a grand calico ball. Excursion parties are
arranged from the surrounding cities, and the
fete promises to be one OF unusual briliianoy
and m&gnifcence.
Jail Burned with Three Prisoners.
BRooKHAvEN (Mass.), May Sth. - The
County Jail was destroyed by fire last night,
burning 20 death three colored prisoners. 1t
is believed that they fred the building for
the purpose Of escape.
Lumber Yard Burned.
CHICAGO, Nav ssh.-A special says: A
fire yesterday destroyed nearly the entire
lumber yard Of A. j. L G. f. Corell, OF
Montague, Mich, with 2 600 600 or 3. 200 900
feet of lumber. Loss over so, ,O00; insured
in eight companies for $50, COO.
Reunion OF the Array OF Tennessee.
ST. LOUIS, May S.h.-Delegates and visitors
to the reunion OF the Army of Tennessee,
which will be held here Wednesday and
Thursday, are already beginning to arrive.
Chicago May Musical Festival.
CHICAGO. May S,h.-The sale of tickets for
the May Musical Festival began to-day, and
by noon had reached 81, 000
saIoon-Keepers Fined.
SOLOMBUo kCsli may oSus - w saAooh-hcoP-
ers only kept open yesterday, and were fined
SO each and six hours imprisonment to-day.
The Kentucky Races.
LEXINGTON, May Sth.-The weather and
track to-day were good. The first race, SELL
by Bubbletree, Fly Dance second, Rannah
third. Time, 1:174-1:l7b. The second race,
colt stakes for two.year-olds, half mile, was
won by Punster Wandering second, Man
damus third. Time, 50I seconds. The third
race, maiden stakes for three-year' 'olds that
had never won prior to January 1st, mile
heata, was won by Freeland easily, Rufus
second, Washburne third. Time, 1:45-1:455.
Prizes for the EagIe.Eyed.
ROCHESTER IN. Y.l May Sth.-H. II.
Warner, of this city, announces three scien-
tifc prizss-one for the discovery Of comets
in Great Britain and America, and two for
meteoric stones seen to fall the present year.
Funambulist Injured.
FLUSHING IL. H., May Sth.-Professor
Dare, a tight-rope performer, was fatally
injured to-day while giving an open air exhi-
bition, the rope breakipg.l
sawmiII Burned.
JACKSONVILLE (Fla.l. May Sth.-St. Johns
sawmill was burned to-day. Loss, $4,000;
insurance, $4,000.
Railroad Accident.
LITTLE Rock (Ark.), May Sth. - Two
freight trains on the Iron Mountain road col
lided yesterday. Both engines and fifteen
cars were wrecked Two colored trsmps,
stealing ride, were killed, and stockman
injured,
4 $4,000 Fire.
NEW YORK, May S.h.-The paper mill and
shirt factory at Col to 655 West FiftY-frst
street was burned last night. Loss, S75. 600;
partially insured.
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..woo, D,v. at Willows.

WILLOWS. May Sth.-To-morrow will be
"weol day at Willows. A numbers Of buy
ers are here, and sellers anticipsts fair prices
for the spring clip.
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.nVgRrIs srlsNT tIKNfIoR.

Hussar Picnic-Train leaves at SIS.
summous-To James 0, Harris
Sacramento R. A Chapter, this evening.
For sde-valuable real estate-Sweetser a Aisip.
Uncle John to the Reseue-Baloons for the
children.
AkSst-A Velvet Polonaise.
- 10 be Sole Trader-A. A Whyte.
Treat your Teeth to Sozodont.
Sure Cure-Bdstols Pills.
British Mutual b and S, tonight.
Picnlc-U A O. D next Sunday at East Park.
Lost-Florentine Mosaic Breastpin.
$1,000 to Loan on Real Estate.
Man and Wife want a situation.
Wanted, Girls-Apply to Cooke & Son.
40 U. w-Sarramento Lodge tonight
Concord Lodge F. and A. NJ, tonight.
Howard Benevolent Donations-Return 81 Thanks.
workmens Picnic Privileges.
workmen's Pienic-Rockiin May l9.h.
Christian Sunday school Picnic (ireel to-day.
Auction.
sherburn snith-Say llth. Furnitnre, Car
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Escape from Jail.

PORTLAND, May Sth.-Albert Blanchard,
arrested for attempting the life of Ben.
HiEsch, at Pomeroy. and confined in jail at
Dayton, W. T., made his escape through as
distance given from the outside.
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The great sale of dry goods from the stock
of Mosgrove Bros, purchased by G. Ii. Gil
man at auction, is now being sold at tie Red
House at exceedingly low figures
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Murdered by His Father.in.Iaw.

UPPER LAKE, May Sth.-Henry Long was
shot and instantly killed in Middletown yes
terday evening by his father. r.in-law, William
Jones. The murderer had his preliminary
examination in the Justices Court to-day,
and will be brought to Lakeport tomorrow.
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Enrger af LARGE.
woman Killed by a Cave in a Mine.

SANTA Rosa, May Sth.-The forger of
note on one Of the banks here for $500 has so
far escaped arrest. He drew the money and
A al
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Consultation Parlors, z2e sutter street. sdioinir
the Young Men Christian Association BuidIng.
Once hours-From A. NJ TO BIN.
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Purchase my Essay On Physiology and Maria >
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Mechanics store-To our Millinery Customers
Hale Bros-our Position Defined.
L. L. Lewis-The Garland Rsnse-Good Bakers
saloyen. the Tailor.
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Treat Your Teeth

Rather than have them pulled Let your dentist
save all he can. You desire to have trouble, be-
cause YOU have not used SOZODONT. When proper
ly fixed, then rub on the SoZODoNT and keep
them all right for time to come. mo 3tTuThS
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MORE re- goods from the Mosgroye bank.
n stock De opened out to-day at the Red
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sATISs ii trimming silks from the Mos.
grove stock, 1t the Red House.
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Rock AND Rye cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. G. W. Chesley, agent.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-09

IchI Ban, San Francisco, doubled In
size, is the largest Japanese sale exhibition in the
world. SHArTUCK & FLETCHER export their
printing inks to Japan, receive Japanese goods in
return, and this is why Ichi Ban survives on low
prices Logical, isn't it, Wholesale and retail.
Goods for every branch of retail country trade m4 If
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A PERFECT SUCCESS is the sale Of dry goods
at the Red House,
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II you want furnished or Unfurnished
Rooms go to the best house in the city, Clunie
Building, Eighth and streets : kept first class in
every respect. MRS. GRICE, Proprietress. m15-n
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Rejoicing over the signing Of the Chi.
nese Bill.
SAN Francisco, May Sth.-A salute OF
100 guns was fired this afternoon from the
brow of California.s.reet hill in honor Of
President Arthur having signed the Chinese
bill. The salute was fired by authority OF
the Republican State Central and County
Committees.
STOCKTON. May Sth.-A salute of fifty guns
was fred this evening, by order OF the Re
publican County Committee, on receipt OF
telegram stating that the President had
signed the Chinese bill.
NEVADA, MAY Sth.-The news OF the sign
ing of the Chinese bill by President Arthur
was received with gladness by the people OF
this place.
Bop1E. MAY Sth.-A salute of thirty eight
guns was fred here this afternoon in honor OF
the President signing the Chinese bill.
HoL1IsrER, May Sth.-The Republicans
are iubilant over the Presidents action on
the Chinese bill. With them there seems to
be general opinion that the Chinese qHes'
ton will lot now cut any figure IN the coming
State election. The Democrats also express
satisfaction, but are by no means as enthusl'
astic in their approval as they were In their
disapproval of the former veto.
SANTA Rosa, May Sth.-The news of the
approval of the Chinese bill by the President
is gladly received.
Crop Prospects.
MERGED, May Sih.-The weather for the
past week has been cool and windy. Yester-
day and Saturday the wind blew a gale from
the northwest, but has little moderated to-
day. The crops are consequently suffering
to an extreme degree, and will be cut short In
most parts of the valley, and in some places
the farmers will have to cut their grain early
for hay. 1t will be total loss. The plains
now bear the appearance of midsummer, the
grain and grass having assumed brown hue,
caused by the drying winds and burning sun.
NAPA, May Sth.-A strong north wind has
been blowing for the past two days, but has
not yet done much injury to the grain
Murder Trial at Nevada.
NEVADA, May Sth.-The trial CT Nicholas
Penilon, charged with numbering A. u.
Ladda at Columbia Hill, last January, was
begun in the Superior Court to-day. The
murderer of Ladda first killed him and then
attempted to burn the body, but the fire going
out he failed in his last purpose. Penilon
was arrested on suspicion. There is strong
circumstantial evidence against him.
Town Election.
LIvERMoRE, May Shat the town cleo
ton to-day the following Trustees were
elected: W. NJ Mendenhall, james Beazell,
J John L. Mitchell, Peter Moy and j. II. Tay-
lor. The two latter were on the temperance
ticket Fer Marshal, J.. Hilton was elected,
and for Assessor, Hiram Bailey. A heavy
vote was polled. and there was considerable
excitement.
New PAPER at B0die.
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FoR banquets and dinners use Eclipse
Champagne.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Safe Delivery.
Decree Pronounced Illegal.

poTsDAM, May Sth.-Princess Victoria,
wife of the Crown Prince Frederick William,
has been safely delivered of o SOC. Mother
and child are progressing favorably.
Decree Pronounced Illegal.
ST. PETERSBURG, May Sth-The Senate,
as a Court Of Appeal, has decided that the
decree baaishiDg Jewish apothecaries is
Illegal.
False Prophet Killed.
CAIRO, May Ssh.-The false prophet who
appeared ia Soudan has been killed and his
followers dispersed.
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APPOINTED Governor Perkins ha. az.
p ased p. j. Hopper Notary Public for
s ramentc county, to reside ia Sacramento.
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Rejoicing over the signing OF the Chi.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD-usIos.I
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Auction.
Rnsiness AdvertisemenLs.

sherburn & smith-Say llth. Furniture, Car
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DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills cnre all
Of Seminal Weakness, Loss OF Vlgor, Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physical Debil.
ity and all that class Of complaints arising from Ex
cess, Indiscrenon or Abuse. The old find in this
remedy fountain Of youth, and the young safe
guard and protection DR.. LA MARS SEMINAL
PILLS restore the sexual organs, debiltated from
whatever cause, to their pristine vigor. Price,
% 30 per bottle Sent c. o. D., by express to any
address, secure from observation. Address all Or
iers to A. MCBOYLE & CO., druggists, Postotfice
Box 1852, San Francisco. il33p6m
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NoTlcE TO HoUssKEgPERs,

CSTEAM CARPET BEATING MACHINE, CORNER
> and Twelfth streets. sacramento-the only
Steam Carpet Beating Machine In Sacramento
Cleaning, Relaying and Refitting Specially. All
work warranted Employ none but irst-eiass work.
men, Orders left at LOCKE & LAVENSON'S, No.
81 street; or, at residence, Twelfth and street
als.splm ANDREW HATHAWAY, Proprietor.
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BARNUM's Jumbo Is the largest known ami
NAL living, but the Boot and Shoe Depart
ment of the Red House has more boots and
shoes than any other house in town, and for
less money.
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Information Wanie ed OF Miss Louise Alb.
BOT Poultry Girl, native Of Illinois, Vermillon
county, who worked in and about Sacramento city,
CAL, from 1878 to 1875. Any information regarding
her whereabouts will be thankfully received by Dk.
CZARToRYSKI, Stockton city, San Joaquin county,
Cal. a24-2m
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The Chinese Bill Becomes a Law.

ESPECIAL pIsPATcHEs TO THs RECORD UStoN.I
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For Fine Cakes, Ice Creams etc., the
FISHER, No. sos st., bet Fifth and Sixth. m23lm
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Photographs 81 per The Nimble
Sixpence Better Than the slow Shilling I" II YOU
go to BEALS' GALLERY, No. AIS street. n. s.
BEALS, Operator. fe9-lm
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the encampment with military pomp. The
festivities wind up on Saturday evening with
a grand calico ball. Excursion parties are
arranged from the surrounding cities, and the
fete promises to be one of unusual brilliancy
and maguifcence
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soI. LOUIS, May obu-lO-uay DeRau one OF
the greatest social fetes st. Louis ever held.
The new armory building for the National
Guard, at Eighth and Pine streets, is com
pleted, and its Inauguration is to be marked
by a weeks festivities, the object of which is
to raise funds to pay for the construction of
the armory. The citizens subscribed about
$500, 900, leaving an almost equal amount to
be obtained. For this purpose a grand his
torical encampment has been designed, which
takes place in the large hall Of the armory
building. The encampment is divided into
fiftesn tents, representing various nationali-
ties of historical periods. In each Of them
ladies and gentlemen of the very first social
families will appear in historic or legendary
characters, in costumes of extraordinary
richness. The fese will last the entire week,
every evening and two matinees. Thursday
will be general holiday, and the Army of
Tennessee, which begins its annual reunion
here on Wednesday, will then be escorted to
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

Policies written at this Agency and !
sued at short notice. nnIo oPlll,
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Superintendents Wright snd Pratt. ran into
a haud-ear on the Oregon division just shove
R0seville. The h2Dd.car was en- route to
Roseville. having on board the section men.
foreman 0'Connor, and the lGtter's wife and
child. They were coming around curve,
and saw the train too late to avert the col
lision. The men ail jumped off and escaped
uuhurt. Mrs. 0Connor first threw off her
child aud then leaped for her life. She sus-
tanned quite serious Injuries and was brought
to the Railroad Hospital, where she is at
present under treatment.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-03
BosToNS sUNCo SWlNDLER.
An Effort 10 Pracure the Release of the
Man Who VietimiIed &. =. Adams.

I.osToN, December 2-The case OF James
Fitzgerald alias the Kid who swindled
Charles Francis Adams out Of checks 10
the amount OF 1900, at bunCo, has come
up again.
II seems thar Fitzgerald has influential
friends at work for him, and they express
confidence in being able to secure his release
ere long from the State prison, " here he IS
serving iyc years sentence. y writ Ot
error has been brought by his counsel be-
fore the Supreme Court, where motion for
Fitzgerslds discharge is based upon some
unioue law points. a great deal was SAID
at the time OF the svindle about the pol.
ished and refined manners which enabled
Fitzee eerald to approach Mr.. Adams with an
ease and grace that would hardly be eK..
pected from one bent upon career oil
crime. Its known BY few that t1tzger,
aid was q protege OF the late Senator MATT
Carpenter, and that he mingled IN the pest
society in Washington, where he acquired
q training that was subsequently, Oh
great advantage to bim in the
life he chose to live. The writ
OF error sets forth that the prisoner boast
ing confession TO Mr.. Adams son and couu-
sci. made before his arrest and while eH-
meeting a successful result OF his black.
mailing scheme, was wrongfully admitted
ne evidence at the trial, and that the jury
rendered an inconsistent verdict. in pro-
nouncing him not guilty on certain connts
Of the indictments which alleged precisely
the same offense as those under which he
wss convicted. Should the writ OF error
| be sustained, il is claimed that the pris-
oner must be discharged, having, once been
put in jeopardy. Should 1t fall, motion
| for new trial will be made upon suostan'
tally The same grounds. Mr.. Adams, BY
the way, is still failing mentally. de u
now never seen on the street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-03
IRON uNEAslNEss.

Mnnuntetnrers, it * said, Can Not Ar
ford - Mske Iron ne Present Prices.
r Prs Aseershef 2s--In looking up
t46ts u reference to very general feeling
OF uneasiuess in reference to the iron in
terests OF the country reporter met q
prominent manufacturer of iron with whom
he had hurried interview.
There seems to be an undercurrent OF
feeling in reference to trouble in the iron
bueiness: Can you give any information
in regard to it?
81 know of no special feeling in the mat.
ter"
Are the mills going to shut down?
al have not heard of any OF the mills
on single turn, and it is possible that others
may do the same"
Is there any reason for shutting down or
running on single turn?
There is certainly reason for 1t; lack
OF orders if sufficient. Iron men do not
wish to pile up iron. They can afford to
make iron at present prices. Iron is as
low as it ever was; then labor is too high.
If there is any cause for depression 1t is
overproduction, and the only remedy for
this is to stop producing. Many Of the
blast furnaces will doubtless close, as they
cannot afford to run at the present prices
of ore Bnd labor. Iron ore is entirely too
high, and the furnaces cannot afford 10 60
on making iron that cost them $40 and so
per ton and sell il at less than that. 1t is
low as it has been since - or '13. Taking
these things into consideration, the high
prlCe OF ore and labor, and the overproduc-
ton Of iron, the low prices, it could hardly
be wondered that there should be some de.
preston, but there is no reason for
manic y
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-03
NATIONAL NEWS,
,,s ssnats Chamber and the Hall
of the House Brightly
Furnished.
.rselinu of Sorrow for the Late
Congressman Updegraff
Peryadss the Air,
And a Lively Tussle Anticipated
for the Sandals He Left
Behind Him.
.,,, p.,,.o,ra to TIE Sanday Register.

,,...,,,' Dissq,rh 10 TIE S,,a8ay Register.
w,m.>,roN, December 2.-Members Of
,,,,r-css are beginning to arrive, and the
-, tonight present busy scenes. The
%,,opal Capital is beginning to look her
- ,-s;n. and all the boarding house
tsspsr, are happy. Congress assemblies on
W,,dsy and for the next week the incom-
-, trains will be loaded with delegations
Tn. Senate Chamber and the hall of the
uonss have been FURNISHED up and put in
o,Ier for the meeting of Congress. Jenkins
hes visited the Senate ChsEshsrf and nnE
as forth ais so5seryationson The improve
,,sals: Urhere is brand new carpet" he
avs, "oi 8 subdUed color and decidedly
,,.betic design. The desks have been
raVly rubbed down with shellaC, and look
a, n they were. new. The chairs have
bssu '-s,ly upholstered in Russia
r,l.arr sad are also Of bright sp-
rss-& >. In about dozen instances Sena-
H., have requested that different sorts o.
.s.., srOm the regulation pattern be fur
...lrI ;hrm. senator Cameron has taken
ka-l ,Ut,Om chair. boards being less
able e. generate heat. Senator Mitchell
rs .arre easy caue-Scat chair, with a
.Rir.,s back, which aCcOrdS with his love
.. ease. senator Vest also has 8 caue-Seat
v.,aayery straight back, indicating the
senator's a.erync>S anu vim. The chair of
IL. Ii,r-jTysideUt Is a very elaborate
. -...lag,td affair. and is also newly up
...r-,t Turkey red and elegantly en-
t.,,e! Iu tue House he found the same
% sr.,t aad desks and but little material
- -.r-L..t-L>- IL Mnr.