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Our Citizens desire No notoriesy, bat
arc always ready % proclaim the
truth.

OuH Citizens desire NO nOt0Yiety, bat
arc always ready % proclaim the
truth.
MRS. GEo.DAwLEY Of 70 Knight street. providence.
L. relates to our reporter her experience with the
wonderful curative properties Of what is destined som
TO be the standard and leading specific Of the whole wide
world for Kidney and Liver diseases etc. Mrs.. D. says:
early last spring was severely afflicted with torpid
y OF the Kidneys and Of the liver. and the
Kidney disease came upon 50 fast and suddenly TIA
before was scarcely aware Of the Of my trouble
became badly bloated. and my body and limbs very
much swollen. % thatt was with great difcusy am
severe Pain that was able walk any. became drea6
fully troubled by being short breathed. that
ssht exertion or little exercise would tire mo almost
TO exhaustion. and was 20 distressed when retired
NIGHTS that could not Sleep and very restless One
OF my limbs especially had very nervous pain,
which always seemed to be at night than at
any other time and would frequently ache sharply
to arouse me from, seep: was very and un-
comfortable all the tme and was being doctored, and
taxing all kinds OF medicine for this complaint and that
ana the other but all to good until at about
the time when was tired ont and somewhat Disguised
and almost discouraged with medicines and DOCTORS
relative and highly friend persuaded me to
try Hunts Remedy. began to take IL few days ago
ana am happily disappointed by the result for before
had used bottle Of began to feel relieved and soon
commenced to sleep spendid.y; the severe nervous
pains IN my limb which had to handle 20 tendery do
not appear any more. headache and bsckache have
disappeared. feel well every wav. and rest well at
night The swelling has disappeared from my body and
limbs. am now able to domy housework comfortably
and easily Hunts Remedy has * rtainly done wonders
Tor me. MRS. GEO. DAWLEY."
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The Generals who Puzzled Ice.
.om an Interview with jefferson Davis.

asked Mr.. Davis to name the best Federal
general and he replied .There were two
Mcclellan and Meade Mcclellan was a grand
engineer and great general; Mead was a
steady fighter, and his movements we re more of
an enigma to Lee than those Of any other Fed
eral general"
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Safe and Reliable.

A. ". BROWN. NJ. D., Of Providence. r. l.. says,
II have used Hunts Remedy in my practice for the
past sixteen years. and cheerfuly recommend 1t as be-
ing safe and reliable remedy
Hunts remedy is purely vcGetable compound scien-
tcay prepared by first class registered Pharmacist
and will surely cure all diseases Of the Kidneys Blsd
der. Liver and Urinary Organs.-OoR
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RAILROADS,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ The MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
ihh LAST AND ThE WEST VIA WASHINGTON,
DOUBLE TRACK yANNEY CoUPLER


ID THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
IhE EAST, EAST AND TnE WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
STEEL RAIiSi
Echedule TO take eject SUNDAY, NOV. ~, 1882
rssss MasninSfon from Station corner Of New Jer-
For Chicago. Cincinnati, Louisville, and st Iouis.
and i eso ep ms or, T. s
points without change; 1o:l5 e. M. dajlyto ohicaeoI
For ittsbus. Cleveland. and Detroit at lo:1s !. M.
f fsa;1.g ~ SiiS sl:sEns ca: sshsd
and ssRl sese c sH : .es geo pm a.
s9s sssa S:E sss ssS "a ss
e so. $50. 11:S0 pm.
For Annapolis $50 q m. 1910 and 40; OF SUNDAY,
Fer way stations between washineson ana Bs,timor>
F On Mssropasan srsnsa s s1S ss 20 p
e5 ss d asT :sss,;
arsins srriye from the West daily s2o 7s5 q. M.
From New York and Phnadelphia :ss s,s.~
daily, s:lo pm. daily. except sunday.
om AnnspS!is 80 m. l;5o. 6ss .. m. Sunday.
From stsunton. 2:is pm. daily. except Sunday.
From Frederick, Haeerstown and iniermedisn
FONTS s;2s m FrsosrA and way stasons. s:tS =
a., <'i'' .io Pm. ano ~ pm daily. excspt Sun.
Trains leave Baltimore for wsshineso. a 8. s.1a
81. sl and snd So pn no On sa az; "a
Z;!o !:lo. e:lo 80. g. 6.2b so and Is 10 m
IA Al trains from Washington and Baltimore stop 6
For further Information apply st the baltimore ana
Sr9 rlcess Once M.shingtoq Station one and 1851
MI Be taken for hssrags 70 bs checked md rscsvsds
VIZ: CLENENIS n. Of T.. Baltimore. ana @. X.
LORD. q. p. A. sna
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TnAvEL To Eunopr.
ESTIMATES OF COST FOR TOURS TO ANY PART
OF EUROPE AND THE ORIENT.
TICKETS ISSUED and RELIABLE INFORMA-
TON CHEERfuLLY GIVEN. Special arrangements
Tor escorted parties to foreign lands Full particulars
monthly Trayel, With maps, sent Free. Address
162 Broadway. New York.
mhl0-s, t th. SGT C. A. BARATToNI MANAGER
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STEAMERS. &c.

y q c ED RATESu
TO EoRFoLK AND FT. MONROE,
FARE. $l.s0; ROUND-TRlP. s.. 90.
end FRIDAYS ut $50 r. N.
Steamer GEOHGE LEARY ON TUESDAYS and
THURSDAYS at $3.50, SATURDAYS At p. n,
FROM TIN STREET WHARF.
Steamers stop Piney Point and Pr Lookout each Way
EXCLUSIVE CONNECTION WITH BIOS TON AND
PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
FREI6Hc6 FOR THESE AND OTHER EASTERN
POINTS CAN 60 BY THE STEAMERS OF
THIS LINE ONLY.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS INQUIRE 1t
Company's Office, 7th street wharf
W. L: WHICH. Agent LM.HUDGINS. Gen. 6upt.
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BREAD AND BISCUITS.
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te1 WM. II. GAIT q CO.
TVAN r. KEI.Ls,
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BEEF. LAMB VEAL. MUTTON, &C. CORNRD 8RER
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NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM
~ The nrst,clsss. fnn powered Clyde. built Dutch
DAN sCHIkDAM lEsRDAM. ZAANDAM p. CA
LAND. W A. SChOLTEN. MAS, carving the o. g
Mails to the Mediterranean leave comrsnys Pier foot q
SqsseS street Sersoy City. M. regularly every WED
First cabin. $40 second cabin, $50: sseerare SOC.
H.CAlAUX, 0snesal Agent, % South William street
New York. For lGssage apply to w. g. METZEROT1
4 CO.. 1926 Penn. ave.. Washington.
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MOUTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN New YORK. HAvRx
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Jh Re etssmers OF this c,mraay win sail EVERY SAT
yhDA1 from Bremen pier. foot OF Sd street Hoboken
Rates Of pessage: From New York % Hayre London,
eouthampton and Bremen. first cabin. 500; second
csban 500 eeerage $3u prepaid steeraee certncates
". For freight or passage apply to OELRICHS
CO;, Bowling Green. New York; W. g. NETZEROTT
SEQ, e25 PcnnsylvaEia avenue NORTHWEST Agents for
Waeh3nRton. 5Al2
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PROFITS or THE OPIUM DENs.
You can see how profitable this iniquity is
to the Cinnamon who are responsible for it when
some of them pay as much as $50 and $40 o
month for a couple Of rooms in o rickety house.
The Chinaman who kept gambling and opium
den in the basement of Mott street house
offered the woman who lived up stairs 800
bonus to vacate her rooms. She expressed sur
prise that he could afford the money, and the
Chinaman replied that he sometimes made as
much as $500 day. There n a Cl.!naman on
the same street who had the efrontery to offer
$500 to one OF our members If he could secure
the basement Of the associations rooms for him.
am glad to say that the Moravian Brethren.
who own q large amount Of property In Mott
street, cleared out their Chinese tenants some
time ago, and they will not admit these barba-
rians to their houses ut any price.
II have seen richly attired ladies. whose ap-
pearance indicated refinement, visit the opium.
shops regularly. A few months ago woman
who was dressed IN very costly apparel and wore
handsome jewels, staggered against me in Mott
street She was stupe1ed with opium, and her
face was very white Sometimes several car
rage loads Of well dressed ladies and gentle
men, II may 80 call them. drive into Mott
street. The occupants generally get out In
front Of the Church Of the TRANSPORTATION, and
from there walk to the opium shops. You
would be surprised to sec the class Of people
who come here"
The reporter talked with number of respon-
sible residents of the nc,ghborhood, who cor
ro5orated everything said by the priest. Some
of the Incidents described were horrible beyond
description. One gentleman said that there
were policemen who made a good deal of money
By acting as guides for visitors to Chinatown.
The reporter saw at least a score of pale-faced
and neatiy-dressed girls going In and coming
out Of the different opium shops which were in
dictated to him. -
"Naw," said the guide, when the tour was
finished, 'theFI should be fathers and mothers
enoaaa IL. Ne. York to stamp out this curse OF
c2Tses."
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DIDNEY AND ALL URINARY TROUBLES
In Quickly and Safely Cured with
DOCUTA SANDALWOOD.
Cures In Seven Days. Avoid injurious limitations ;
none but the Docuta genuine Full directions.
Price. $1.60; half boxes. Is centA
An druggists. 0fS-lawlSt
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EDUCATIONAL.

II Z. sCHEEI. OR0ANIsT. TEACHKR on PIANO
e ana VOCAL MUSIC. Particular attent3on 20 be-
b9mss = Ten e tnese wiannf g b qualified for
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II i YIN T. ..
ERANCIs TOUMEY. ATTORNEY-AT-LAw--AT
s 9raey f0r sale and rent OF real and ipvss
ing, Ala Louisiana avenue. my7-lm
y U. y. CoMMIs SIoNER. NOTARY PUBLIC AND
m2S-2m $50 La. ave., next to City p. O.
n Ii. MILLER. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
I\s Rooms and Gunton Law Butldinx
Residence. 24O North Capitol street mhas
EDW. H. THOMAS.
~ Attorney at Law,
Building. sic street northwest. mhl6.sn:s
A GOODRICH. ATTORNEY-AT.LAW. I24D DEAR
IA born street, Chicago. Advice free. Eighteen
Years experience Confidential business legally at
tended 10 without publicity. mh3
II A. HALL,
H. Justice Of the Peace and Notary Public
ZIG street northwest.
b4-6m' Warner Building.
A NDREw .. BRADLEY.
"A ATToRrEY-Ay-LAw
Moved TO Rooms Nos 10 and IL, Gunfon Building
NO. 472 Louisiana Avenue northwest. d5-6m
WIN. X AND VIM. KEDIN WOODWARD.
w Rooms and 9, Gunton Building
Titles TO Real Estate. Index to County and George
town property. dl5-5m
CHAS J. 0OOCH .
" SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
councillor at Law and Expert, St Cioud Budine 9th
and streets. Good work. good references moderate
eharSes. n27-6m
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Groves, No., has accepted a call to Colorado
City (Texas) Congregational Church; Rev. 8. J.
Jennings (Methodlst) call to Rock Springs,
wyoming. Congregational Church; Rev. A. B.
PEBBLES (Presbyterian), of Mackinac, Mich, q
call to Butte, Mo.
"A mission, to last ten days, will be opened
tomorrow in st. Thomas Catholic Church,
Hampden. near Baltimore, Nd. and conducted
by Fathers MeNamara and Bonaventura Brown.
Of the Passionist order, from the Cincinnati
province In the afternoon the sacrament Of
confirmation will be administered by Arch
bishop Gibbons to "a candidates, 81 adults and
63 children. of whom 10 are converts.
st Johns African NJ. E. church, Baltimore
Of which Rev. Daniel Draper, we'll known in the
District is the pastor, has recently been greatly
Improved.
= Frank Fl. Burdlck, licentate of the pres
bysery of Washington, who for some months has
been filing the pulpit OF the Sixth Presbyterian
church, has resigned the'work there The cause
has not been made public, but ir Is known that
Tor some months past a portion of the cOngrega-
ton at least have not been satisfied with Mr..
Burdicks mode of work. especially during the
extra meetings held there, but these even will
regret his action. Since the meetings closed at
his church he has been active in the temperance
movement among the soldiers at the arsenal.
= For the assistant bishopric of the Episcopal
diocese, Of Virginia, which will be filed at the
approaching council, Rev. Drs. Minnegerode,
Petrrsen, Mekim, and Dashiell of Richmond;
j. u: Gibson, of Petersburg, and Dr. Williams,
OF Christ Church, Baltimore have been named.
The present bishop. White, is quite old and in
1rin Inc Lynchburg Ne,ns says that three Of
those named are quite as old and inirn ss the
bishop, and suggests that Young man with
physical strength as well as mental vigor and
christian zeal is wanted.
Last year the secretary CT the Congrega-
sional Church Building Society ATTEMPTED to
raise 10000, acl that sum was exceeded.
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ing editor Of the Chicago Tribune, died o,
the 10Th.
At Tellersburg, Ind, negro named vii
liams' was hung by posse of citizens. II,
had outraged Mrs, Taylor in her own hoas,
and escaped, but was found in the wood
ey citizens, who left him hanging near til,
scene Of his crime.
Al Washington, forty three Democrats
voted to pass the internal revenue bin. and
eievea Republicans voted against the meas.
ure.
The Massachusetts Legislature has re
ceived tigh:y-three pet tions fayoting woman
suffrage
The Florida Legislature has accepted the
invitation to send delegates to the New
England Manufacturers and Mechanics In.
stitrte at Boston next September, and has
appropriated $4,000 for that purpose.
The New York Legislature has passed al.
most unanimously, the bin reducing fares
on the New York City elevated road., thus
asserting the doctrine ofsupcrvision.
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Randall on Tariff Matters.

We are glad that recent debate ii
the House has caused Randall to explain
his views about revenue and incidental
protection. As we understand his plan
II is substantially that which wo have
upon several occasions urged upon
the attention Of the country. Revenue
y the flrst object sought for. Protec-
tion, in sufficient amount. will come a.
an incident Of the revenue rate 4
large and judiciously arranged free list
Randall thinks, ought to exist. and wc
agree to that, and take comfort IN the
reflection that by virtue Of the free list
we have so much free trade. There il
no practical use in utterinr abstract
theories about total free trade. It'can-
not come to pass with us, because Of the
uemand ior large revenue, which can
not be easily had in peaceable times
without considerable tarif.-San Fran
cisco Examiner
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SUPREME COURT REPORTS
October Term, 1889.
REroRrEp wEEKLY nY nonr. anorurl. !
Francis TRoTrER,

FRANcrs TRorrER,
VI
G. 81. Il. \ N. ORR
Appeal from the Circuit Court IL Mont.
gomery county, Hon. q. III. Campbell
Judge. PsoaA
The plaintiff purchased Aicket frnn,
the defendant from Winona Il Grenada
and ~ attempting 10 get aboard tho
h,ght train was injured by fall The
plaintiff lad never travelled On tia cars
anu ~ attempting to gct into tho ears
she walked mp the steps On ono sido III
the car, and over the platfurm and fell
| down the steps on the esothcr aide N tho
ground, breaking an arm by tho NH
Ihc train was not in motion. This sn;l
~ brought 20 recover damares from tha
railroad. Tho plaintiff claims that tha
platform of the car Wns not suflieientlv
lighted 70 enable her to sce where she
was going, and that neither Tho cnndnc.
tof nor my q the employees were near
Whcn the accident occurred. There N
however 4 conflict Of evidence on tbasc
points. Tho Court, inter ala paye tha
Following instructions for the plaintiF.
Y. In the evidence of propcr s,ill ANA
care Of common carriers of nassongars
the law requires that they shall haya
tneir cars properly lighted and their
pittIorins ana entrances 10 protected
against danger, that 4 person Of ordinary
prudence would not ho injured III getting
on their cars, and il the jury believe
from the the evidence that tlle plaintiff
II attempting to get on defendants ears
Was injured, and they further believe
that ptaintltt exercised ordinary prt,-
aehee under the circumstance. then nm
less the jury believe by prcponderanca
ot evidence that defendant Was without
tanit IN such injury, they will fnd for
the plaintiif. 'N' IN
loth. IN the jury believe from the eyi-
aonee, that plaintiff purchaaed ticket
from defendants, for the purpose NJ
taking passage on defendants cars felI
and Was injured, then ii IL Drit,a VII,
evidence Of the want of reasonable sL;lI
On the part Of said dcfendnnts and un-
less the jury from The evidence believe
!, tiiat aeiendants have shown by the evil
lence that the injury was not owing to
any want Of skill or care on their uart
then they will find for the plaintiT5
Inc jury found for the plaintiff and as-
sesscd damage at 81, 400.
v. 4 ". 3. Harris for appellant.
McInnis, Knox & Mclean contra.
Cooper, J.,
Held
y a common carrier Of goods il an
insurer, and proof of injury or loss en-
atles the shipper to recovery not be.
'ause, this is evidence Of negligence. mt
because whether negligence or not, the
'arrier is responsible for their safety.
z. In an action by passenger Il il
lot sufficient to prove injury alone,
negligence must also be shown and the
burden of proof is upon the plaintiff
y. Section 1869, Code 1880, IA mai A.
,licablc IN cases Of suits by persons
tan!ding in relation Of contract With
arrlers. The words Of the statute are
only when considered "a
Seferring to suits by persons, neither
hippcrs or passengers property or per-
ons have been injured. Reversed and
~
To he ranortad
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Kind Words.

/ following commendation Of our
BE journal in the letter Of one Of
post distinguished physicians in the
renewing his subscription, ii 50
sous and cordial that we cannot re-
producing It, and pledging that it
BE- our earnest endeayor to continue
hit. the good opinion Of the best
II:
\ the gallant old CLARION for another
the best paper in the State in ftct,
fw equals, and no supeiiors i'd the
lcoAlsnet m withaat its seheeFine
lgpresencei and iis manly, dignifiea
h State and National poIitics, makes
Fudder Of the ship Of State, and the
pf all true ,Mississippians. L
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Senator Beel1s Great Services.
Sew York World Waahington snecin

New York World Washington Special l
During the long and wcarisomo aes.
sions of the Senate since January Ia.
Mr. heck has been by far the most III.
dnstrlons Of the Senators. When thc
Tariff Bill was brought I'D, defended
siingnlarly enough by the Trainer of
the var tariff Mr. Bayard was absent
and Mr.. Beck by common consent ba.
came the leader Of the enemies of the
bill. lie works as he talks, without Cir
cumlocution. He had come from the
room Of the Committee Oh Finance with
q knowledge Of every paragraph Of II,
ana ne ut once declared it the most IN
genious trap ever devised by man. lie
has never made a long speech about Il
ne has wasted no time; he has mkt used
rhetoric Or any other weapons of DELAY
but he has pointed out line bv line the
occult ~ well a9 the defiant Injustice of
every part Of It, and he has Offered more
amendments than all the other Senator's.
In his knowledge Of the details az tha
hIll he has m advantage over all ma
Democratic colleagues; but ne has not
allowed any clause which he did not Ia.
derstand to be passed oyeA without ex-
planation
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ITO be reported ]
Bishop Green's Spring Appoint
met1ts.

MARCH. bay ST. Ions, /, 2, Pass (g,rt.+,.,,
Mtssssipri CITY, q .; Biloxi, i0 ii; state Line 1S
EnteTprise, i5 70 Meridian, ri ist Grace tb1,ei'
~ West Point 29 'NAi' ~
u y; Canton (Councill II. S"NAsOn'
The parishes IN the river viii be visited by tbo
Assistant Bishop before tho meeting of the Council
Feb. 8, 1889. "a' rhELN'
Mr., i. a. Moss, while acting ii the
capacity Of Mayor of Edwards. sent /
lewelry pedler to the calaboose. for re-
fusing TO contribute to the towns ex-
cheqner, whereupon suit was instituted
against Mr.. Moss for $4,000 damages
The case came up one day last week ana
mond Gazette.
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Plain Talk.

New York Globe, 4 colored mans
edited BY colored men, indulges
he plain talk about the relations 81
face to the Republican party, and
atnent Of them as mere matters of
|nience. It says;
negroes Of the North have never
h into the calculations of the
Their allegiance has ALWAYS been
as q matter Of course. But of
Elections showed, and future elec-
yill further demonstrate, that the
vote Of the North ii no longer in
g-strings. Whether the Southern
will realize that the party has
Rem off, and whether Tile leaders
N section will show manliness
4 TO resent the ingratitude, re-
ko be seen. We tell them that the
llcan party is no longer tie SPAR
#ne people," we tell them that It il
4lled by millionaires, grown rich
eyery, by favoring legislation in
Eerest Of corporations and monop-
which they had a direct interest.
aGlohe (negro organ).
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS,
RkrORTED wEEKLr Bye. c. cAMpnELL.


JACKSON. MISS, Monday, Feb. 26 1889
Inc following eases were a1sSmed
Ssg2--M. A. Anding, vs.. r T,eyv
SgIl-E PfeiGer, W BARTLETT smith a. II
ossS-Jehn Newell. W. Alex Kranss 81 al
aV%e--A. :. Sasten, q al. We. Zach CASTOR
4S4-M. 4. Bickerstan ". r. Marlin
slel-7I. A. Jenkins, ys j. w. Knox
4205-N Nancy Smith, VS. Sarah Rehrrt
42oI-Farncis 1. Fanaing, Va. IA. Fancho.
etHl uasuea'
42io-J, y, Daugh,ry, ct al, vs.. II. J. sehal.
aZli--J. o. Johns, vs. John Ar Da,ieI
sas.!5-kowan sl.i Temple, vs. n b. Caip.
55is-a tss j. Hilher, VS.. Daniel M9G lin.
t5o9 80. -rteiter \ Dreyfns VS. r. m lIartman
fZ44~~W a. Byrne, VS.. 81 VIC. Maxwell
! The following eases were reDsraea aud u.
3s1l ~. hrookhaven, VS.. Lawrence coi,ntv
4ioO-IlBhenin Swings Inst ys "
buchanan, et al
ao-l -Jno. J, Chandler, w Wiley Morean.
III. reversed and decree here
ao-o-~A. y btannOu, VS. Nina Il Rrnnnan
,n., reversed and bill dismissed.
iot0-T. N IA Anderson. dc Al. VI II 40
Newman, affirmed III part ana ~.
veraad In part.
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resident has nominated as
service Commissioners under
aleton Bill, Leroy D. Thomas, Of
ZEN "A. Gregory, Of Illinois, and
r Eaton, Of New York. We
more 70 say Of these appointees
Know more about them. BY
VINO examined them to decide
'usy themselves are competent to
pa ne qualifications Of Others?