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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-06
Another New Schooner Of tho Rich.
mOnd Fleet.

The new schooner Dora Allison, Captain
Joel Rose, formerly captain OF the
schooner Yankee Doodle, is now in our
port on her first voyage. She brought O
cargo of new rails from Amboy TO the
Richmond and Danvile railroad. She
was built by j. Ellis It Son, at Tot.
tenviIle, Staten Island, at a cost OF
s25. 900. She is built Of the best mate
rial. being oak frame and oak sides.
Length OF keel, 127 feet; on deck,
1888 feet; depth. 10 feet; breadth, SO feet
outside to outside; carries $50 tons on
10 feet draft. She Is fitted with every
modern Improvement. Her cabin is well
arranged with parlor. dining-room,
and state-room. She rates AL Tor thir-
teen years. She was built for the Rich
mond trade and is well suited for it.
She is owned the larger part by some OF
our most prominent merchants, and halls
from Richmond, Va. She Is named for Miss
Dora Allison, daughter OF James w. Ali.
son. one OF Richmond's fair and accom-
plished daughters.
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Hustiurs Court.

The following cases composedthe docket
Of this court yesterday:
James N. May. charged with entering
the house OF Horace Brooks with intent to
commit larceny. Found guilty by the
Jury, and term Of imprisonment in State
prison ascertained at five years. Remanded
TO jail by the Court.
Philip johnson, charged with unlawful
trespass. An appeal from the Police JUS
tees sentence OF fine Of S5 and security
Of S100 for good behavior. Plead guilty,
was fined S5, and sent back to Jail.
A. w. Kritzer, white boy, charged
with assaulting Robert Taylor with rocks,
and wOunding him on the head, was &C.
quilted, the evidence being insufficient.
In the cases Of Broaddus Miller and RO-
bert Jones, up on the same charge, nOlie
pr0Sequi was entered.
James Gatewood (colored). charged with
keeping a disorderly and ill-goyerned
house, was convicted and sent TO jail for
eight months.
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Buckingham county, and Alexander john
son for two years, housebreaking. from Pu-
laski. They were captured between and
O'Clock. 1t appears that squad Of pri-
soners, numbering eig lteen or twenty, IN
charge OF two guards, David Gulick and
Dick Ritter, were at work removing the
d<6ris from the old female ward when three
OF the number broke away and ran through
the enclosure. the old gate having been re-
moved. They reached Belvldere street and
were closely pursued by the guard. The
number Of children and pedestrians on the
street prevented the guards firing. A
number Of cltizeEs joined In the pursuit
and captured two OF the fugitives In the
neighborhood OF Hollywood, and the other
on the canal bank.
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NEW YORK, June 5.-First race-mile
and a quarter-won by George Kinney
ECONOMY second, Henry Murray third.
Time, PIG.
second race--Belmont stakes for three
voar aids. mile and q half-won by Pam
ioue: Knight Of E.leTslie OoswelPs), Sc
cond. Himalya third. Time, 2;42.
Third race-westchester handicap, one
mile and three eightbs-General Monroe
won; Hartford second, Haledon third.
Tine, 2:2Sa.
Fourth race-members' cup race, one
mlle-won by Sonnet; Corsair second.
Time, 1:42.
heat between Dan X. and Constantine; 1;
Greenland third. Constantine had walk
over In the run of. Time, l:4S.
The Dwyer Brothers bought Panique
from Mr. Kittson for $4,000, and Lo. Ap-
pleby bought Knight OF Elierlie Tor
S12,60O.
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r.. parksr.Battery Association.

A meeting OF this assocIallon was late-
,v held At the Office OF Captain j. Thomp-
son Brown. Major DR. w. W. Parker
nresided. 1t was determined to bold the
second annual reiinion OF the company at
Marye,s Hin. near Fredericksburg, on
Tuesday next, the 10th instant; The vete,
rams and a number Of invited guests will
leave here by the regular 6 A. M. train
and return on the evening Of the same day.
The The railroad company has kindly arranged
- convey fhe excursionists at reduced
rates. md there Is every indication that
thew Win have pleasant time.
Parker's Battery was engageu ih po'n
the great battles fought near Fredericss-
hure. but In the battle Of Chance'iorsyilie
the battery was divided. Captain Parke.
remained Il Chanceliossviue ana Iougns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-06

At meeting OF the official body OF the
First Baptist church the consideration OF
the resignation OF Rev. DR.. j. B. Haw-
tborne. rendered last Sunday, was taken
up and considered. and finally accepted, it
being known that 1t was DR.. Hawthorne's
wish that the matter should take this
course. The Doctor will 60 to Atlanta,
there to take charge Of the First Baptist
church at that place, and Richmond will
lose one OF its most talented ministers.
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday:
A. j. Malone, drunk. Fined $3.50.
Jacob Vogt, drunk. Fined 81.
Mary White (colored) was fined IS and
cost for assaulting and beating Mary Ro-
mey,
Peter Graham (colored), charged with as
saulting and striking w. s. Selden, was
placed under bond for his good behavior
for six months.
Sallie Taylor was fined S5 for cursing,
abusing, and threatening Nellie Lee in the
street
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with one section under Jackson, while
Lieutenant Brown was sent with another
section to Marye's Hin, opposite Frede-
aeas ,ae small saSsv ,O,Ge ., mopn
ing, May 8, 1868. BY vastly superior force
Of FederaIs. and, after stubborn resist
ance, Lieutenant Browns section was cap
tured. with nearly all It's infantry support.
II is this ihrillingiy interesting locality that
the Survivors, after an absence Of more
than twenty years, propose to revisit; and
some OF them will take their sons with
them, and talk history on spot where It
was made,
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Roarx, or Police Commissioners.

Yesterday evening the Board OF Police
Commissioners were to have met for the
purpose Of electing certain officers and
priyates Of the police force. The meeting
did not take place, owing to the absence Of
two members OF the Board, who were
called away from the city on business.
The meeting viii take place next Thurs
dev
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HOTELS.

DARROTTS FARiSH HOTEL, CHAR
II LOTTESVlLLE, VA, In the centre OF the
city, opposite the public square Rates ~ 70 s2'o0
per day. Largest and best-arranged Hotei IN
Charlottesville. Large, airy rooms. E4ceen.. "a
bies With every assurance of giving satisfaction,
we solicit the travelling public 10 give US call;
,ppins w. j. PARR0TT,
~ eodam Owner and Proprietor.
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81 10 AND 81 PER DAY
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
MAIN AND FIFTEENTH STREETS
RICHMOND, VA.

This we'll known Hotel-one OF the best arranged
and most SUBSTANTIALLY balt In the city, with very
large delightful. connecting rooms Tor ihmihes-
can accommodate 800 guests
ERS.
The proprIetor was about four years caterer lor
the famous old spotswood Hotel, and mas e1i oeeh
long known in Richmond as an zen ~ gest
sneeIaI,y considered. p. B. CALLAGHAS,
Ne l-Su,Tu&F3m ANp1'e''
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

OUARLEs a McCURDY,6 9 p. NJ, lots on Main
and Reservoir streets Immediately after, lots
corner Taylor and Reservoir.
WILLIAMS 4 BOWIE, ~ O'Clock r. NJ, build
ing lot between Cary and Canal.
W. GODDIN 4 son, 8 O'Clock =. NJ, market
garden tten acres) and buildings on Brook
turnpike. two miles from the city.
w, H.LYNE 4 CO., 6x =. ~, lot on st. James
between Clay aud Leigh streets.
j. THOMPSON BROWN a CO., 8 o'clock II.
frame dwelling on Baker and St Paul street,.
III. l.. STAPLES 4 CO., 5k T.. NJ, trustees sale OF
l75 acres near Osborne turnpike, four and q
half miles from q city.
W. MUCK, p. NJ, bananas, peaches, toma-
toes, &C.
Y. B. COOK, 10 A. NJ, furniture.
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nAN G e II d.

The development Of the treatment OF cancer
with svift,s specific seems so wonderful that ali
SO afflicted should write us.
CANCER FOR FOURTEEN YEARS.
sPARTASBuRe, s. c., March II, leSs. ,,,
have for fourteen years been sunercI ,,gn uIyn,
a running sore on my face that everybody calieda a
CANCFR have used over $500 worm oi Lneu.
cine and found no relief. About fonr months az
bougbt one bottle Of swifps Specinc isom I'LL ~. ~
E ueinitsh, and since have bought hye ouerS
have taken It. and they have CURED ME souhu sso
Well NV face Is as free from sore as an I{s
and INV health IL perfectly restored. ieei lac
Sorss wears had been lifted on my head. nv
Yours thankfully. ELIZA TlNsLhi'
Mr.. n. ". Burns, Hope, Ark, says, under aase of
Isauarv 90. 1884: "i have taken five botliess o. J.
o., ss,s snecifc for q sore on my tcmple-saia ~
he n cancer. / have been wonoeriuiiy pene"s
and will soon be well man. 80
NJ. " n. Robson, Davisboro', Ga, writes, IN
eer date January 8, 1884: am gettng on 1hs ,,s,
ne' ,v he nicer IL gradually healing. reel Hn,
,f,.s sneci6c WIN cure the horrible cancer WHICH
sss been feeding on me for over twenty years
rreat,se ON Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
i THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Coz
Drawer 8, Atlanta 1@
Mo- yors once, I5o west Twentv-third nfes@
befwee, sixth and seventh avenues.
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"NOnday MoOnlighfs.o

These popular family excursions, which
were so successful last season, will be re-
sumed by the splendidly rebuilt steamer
Ariel to Dutch Gap and return on next
Mond y, June o, 1884, aud will be repeated
every MONDAY during the season.
Attractions Music, dancing. refresh
ments at city prices, moonlight on the
waters" Dutch Gap, perfect order. No
improper persons allowed aboard. Ladies'
saloon reserved exclusively for them.
Street-car connections both ways. Fare
round trip, only soc.
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DOlfEs sTICS.
INNINGS.
INNINUS.
l2 587 8 0 10 IL Total.


l2 345 7 0 10 IL Total.
Domestic Q o ] 81 o % o 0
Virginia. U 0 o o o 2 2 l 2 D
Earned runs -virginias, Q /; Domestics, 3. struck
out-Domestics, 4; Virginias, /. Left on base-
Domestics, 7: VrzInias. 8. Bases on balls-yir-
ginsas, l. Passed balls-Nash, l Cramer, o; Du-
gan,3
The Keystones Defeat the Richmonds.
A very interesting game OF baseball was
played yesterday at Boschen's Park be-
tween the Richmouds and Keystone clubs,
which resulted in defeat for the home
club by a score OF to 2. UP to
the eighth inning the score stood to
1 in favor Of the Richmonds, when the
Keystones came to the plate, made a bunch
of hits which resulted in the scoring oil
four runs. and BANKED their opponents.
In the ninth inning the visitors scored one
run and again blanked the home team, and
the game ended. The following Is the
score in detail:
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INACTIVE CONDITION OF The KIDNEYS
ASDA
MOST SALUTARY ALTERATIVE
~ARBING.

INLEGANT ROOMS, FURNISHED OR
IA UNFURNISHED, WITH BOARD, at NO. 40i
north Eleventh street, corner of Marshall street.
Hot and cold water Neighborhood excellent
TABLE BOARDERS WANTED.
Good stable for rent. Je o-ot"
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2s45 7 9 Total
Richmonds.....2 100 0 O o Q
Rn,,stnnas n n O o o o

Earned runs-Keystones, l. Struck ont-hes-
stones, 2; Richmonds, 8. Three 1ase mss-Lnn ~.
baIls-Keystones, l; Richmond., Q. Passed balls
Pichmonss, 2. Double play-Tate ana benheet;
wild throw-George. Time OF game hour "Ia ~
Rncchan
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nUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS.
ROARDING DEPARTMENT. UNDER NEW
MANAGEMENT.

The undersigned, under contract with he pro
pricior, have taken possession OF tnis s
fnent for the season OF 1884. III VIII oe open io'
visitors JUNE 1sT. o.o,.sh,ro
passengers taken from all trains at ScottsDurR,
va. on the Richmond and Danvilie rs,roau, am u
at The CDarkesville. Va, depot OF the hicniaon"
N' For terms. apply 70 the undersigned.
f"' VI 0' Alb. MOORE Il CO.,
oo-oodIm Buffalo I4ithia Springs. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-06
ORKNEY SPRINGS,
" SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.

Having leased these well-kBown SPRINGS for
siye wears. we beg TO inform the public and our
friends that they win be opened from JUNE TO
DECEMBER 1. SS4, for the reception OF guests
All appointments first-class. The hotels and cot
complete furnishing entirely renovated, affording
accommo odations and comforts equal to any resort
in the south. Capacity, 500 persons.
Mail, telegraph. AID express facilities In the ho-
tel. -,
TERMS: $40, s45, and 800 per month, accord
for descriptive circulars, giving varieties ana
analysis OF the different waters, to JOSEPH n.
WOODWARD, Manager, or M. q ii. q, MAD
DIX, Proprietors. my l6-Zm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-06
CARTERsYILLE. GA.

CARTERsVILLE, GA.
This will certify that two inembersof my i'm
mediate family, after having suffered for many
years from menstrual irregularity, and having
been treated without benefit by various medical
doctors, were at length completely cured by one
bottle of DIR. j.. Brad6eld's Female Regulator. Its
effect on such cases is truly wonderful, and well
may the remedy be called "Woman's Best
Friend"
Yours respectfully,
JAMES w. STRANGE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-06
DOAROFOR THE SUMMER AT ivy

DHOMF,- HAMPTON, vA.-We are prepared
10 entertain about twenty guests In acomiortaDie
manner and at q reasonable rate; Ihe house ~ Is
situafed on Hampton river. directly opposite the
Normal school and soldiers Home, and Is one OF
The finest situations In this section OF the stale tor
= sn,sasant summer home for families. Facilities
~ Healing and Fishing unexceled. Large shady
iswr and broad piazzas. For terms, &C., address
nIEiFJ A. COCK, Hampton. Va my l1-4M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-06

II the blood circulation is unobstructed
there Is no chance for Brtghts disesse. ana
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-06

Alpaca, Serge, and MOhair Coats at all
prices, at The Clothing Palace, 1901 Main
street, corner Thirteenth.
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old POINT COMFORT,

s,tua,ed one hundred yards from Fort Monroe.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Equal TO any hotel .s dn 4
snpointments, table, and service unexcelled.
8ashing, boating, fishing, and driving specially
attractive. Pre-eminenty resort ior souuern
tbap any resort In the country. Pure ocean ar,
FIRE from malaria, and conducive 20 refreshing
sieep. Send for descriptive pamphlet.
nv S-eod3m III. PHOEBUs. Proprletor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-06

The most delicate persons enjoy taking EsoRfs.
LITTLE CATHARTIc PILLS. They restore eoior'
give wholesome appetite, put new life IN a
broken down body. Their action Is very milo
Druggists sell tbem-15 cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-06

E,csps and Bscapture OF Convfets.
Yesterday afternoon about S:ao three pri-
soners escaped froin the penitentiary.
FIetcber Stsunton, sent for two years for
bouscbrcaklng; Daniel Shields. eleven
ysers ior murder IN sscsad dsrsa hem
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-06

As we have closed out our Sl8 Four
Button Cutaway Corkscrew Suits, we have
marked down our 800 corkscrew suits to
S16 to meet the demand OF patrons.
A. STRAUs & Son,
Clothing Palace,
1901 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-06

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done al
the DISPATCH PRISTING-HoUsE. Good work
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-06

ENTIRE AND ABSOLUTE SUCCESS.
Major John C. Whitner. OF Atlanta, well and
favorably known all over the United States as a
General Insurance Agent, says: 81 used this
remedy before the war on a large plantation in a
great number of cases, al,oays 10Th absolute sue
cess"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-06
rIRE-BRICK.

EsIRE-BRIcKs
FURNACES, BOILER sETTiSG'
GRATEs, &C.
Addssss AiLEGHANY COAL Ihon Coy
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NOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
QExEcyTKc ;. tie DIST fx'A1iS~
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DIR. j. Davis, Of Milltown, Ala. writes: "Have
used Bradfeld's Regulator extensively in my prac-
tce with entire success. If 1t is not specific, 1t
is. in my opinion, the best known remedy for the
diseases for which II is recommended"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-06
Dplipjois Teas.

Delicious Teas,
Finest Cofees (roasted daily,
Old French Brandy, and
Virginia Claret {" Red Rose"),
for sale only by
JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR, Grocer,
Pace Block.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-06

A lady of Rouham, Texas, writes: 81 have
heen using your Female Regulator for several
weeks and with great benefit. My case Is OF long
standing. and has bafned many physicians. Ihave
tried every medicine could hear OF, but the Reg
ulator is the only one that has ever relieved my
distressing sufferiDgs"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-06

VNHE REASONS WHY you SHOULD
Il USE CAsT0RINE IN PREFERENCE TO
ALL OTHER AxLE-OILs:
lst- IL requires 0xk-rHikD Less 70 40 0tnng
than any other OIL
"a. One ollins will WEAR TWICE As LONG -
castor-oil.
sd 1T xKvgR GUNS. Clean your axle before
amp lyins u. snd u win remain As bright ~ new
silver dollar for yUarA
4tn. IL RUNS fKsxLy IN COLD wBATHxa-
never needs heating ~ other oils do
6th Itis The only perfect iubrieasor for carriage
circles.
At Wholesale ana retail BY
kl-eod5t GEoRGE 4. AINsrIE & SONS
TSHE CURE OF URETHRAL srRIC.
rdRTV VeF 81 cxsxs "a .sssssg sss,sS wsIH - 81.
A's &C. 9. <. aR2cE. y. d. n,eAnaaa. Va.
ss0GTuxRN CLINIC
- ~ sssse ssssne ssNeAs essAnea4s W.
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SINGLE FACT

A SINGLE FACT
Is WORTH A sBIP-LoAD OF
ARGUMENT.
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NOTAsULGA, ALA.
DIR. J. Bradfeld's Female Regulator has been
thoroughly tested by me in great variety of
cases, and am fully convinced that 1t Is unrI-
vailed for that class of diseases which 1t claims to
cure. y. Z. HUSS, M. ID.
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Z HOT SPRINGS, BATH
COUNTY, VA.

THESE SPRINGS win be open for ine y, Ear ssieps teps
tson on guests JUNK 1sT. Aceommsyuo Accom- srn,1 Ts5
- 100 Fssfenhcit The e1cacy OF NEE sacb
IL the tressment Of various chronic sssections
e. Rheumatisnl. Gout, Neuralgia, anu aneSI ~ Is,h
"a Tie sIiii Kiducys Liver, and Uterus ~ n
lished by an experience Of century. ,nns%crma.
~ pcr osy, SIy S.S.iss ~ sddress ii. MUsToE,
fe -oOdlOf 0cnss :. -
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WEsT-END HOTEL
COTTAGES AND RESTAURANT
LONG BRANCH, Nd.
s,orr crs and RESTAURANT ToPENJUNE2 2.
HOTEL AND sEA-wATER BATHS
OPEN JUNE 21.

Most of the rooms In the hotel haye eeen enslrsy
q, "a, "a, feefl which will also be used a. nALL-
AND CUNCERT-Ro0M, and .Las,rnciioa LApnesi bim, On
LixRD.RoOM are IN course q oTps ccRi'ishBL sThBLP rs
viii h. a. usual. under The charge OF EhSyT
= 'nRSSwN. OF the NEW YORK Cal. C0mnrsAAfMsh' n sAfs
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"OuR Dors +"

MUST BE CLOTHED, and a. we are widely
known a. the
CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN."
why: not bring the little fellows direct hero
where you can rig them out In styles diasrsne
from anyone else, as we have many y.handsoms
andIuniqre patters not to be had elsewi,ere.iu
Richmond?
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Treatise on the Health and Happiness OF Woman
mailed free 10 applicants.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR COMPANY
Box 26, Atlanta,Ga
[je 3-d1w&wltl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22
A MUNICIPAL MUSS,
a BIG CONTROVERSY IN COUNCIL
Faded WITH TIE Term u once ., tAe CouaelIH.a,
How . DenoesAtle DAiloek Ia CtnclnnAu
was naroksh-AS St.a. N,stl,.M Exsitins "
~ the Llts Blot. Ia tia. CITY. 5

CINCINNATI, April 2l.-An exciting scere
occurred in the Cit! Council Chamber to.
night 1t WAS the business Of the old couu.
Gil before the dissolution 10 elect the Ci,y
Auditor for three years. The Democrats
had clear majority, bu. on account OF di.
sers!ors were unable 10 elect after tie
shirty's'Ith ballot. Il then being hearty
II o'clock, tho twcn.y.one Republicans
elected members Of tho new Council.
which by Law should organize tonight,
marched In body 10 the Ptesident's desk
and demanded to be sworn 10. They had
previously sent in written reques. to be
Installed, but the communication had not
been entertained. Crest confusion and
excitement prevailed TO. ten minutes
closely resembling the riot. The p,esi.
dent pro TEN in tae chair ordered
several OF the new members under arrest.
but, backed by the opinion o! the CITY So.
licitor, they denied the legal existence of
the old Council and declared the chairman
had no authority. The City Clerk was
ssked to administer tho oasl, bu. re-.
used while the cd Council was in set-
non. An outsider, ex.Speaker Hodge, ,o.the
legislature, WHO was PR sent, Tss called on
o administer the oath, and wss abou. to
10 60 smid great corila;on when calmer
prevailed and the old council die.
olyed peacefully, hut without e!ec,irg the
Auditor. The new council then met aud
.as fully organized by the Republicans,
houEh both parties were equally divided
q membership.
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HAVING been much intere1ted in the
newspaper reports Of the speeches on the
National Bureau OF Labor Statistics, We
turn to the Congressional Record in antici.
patton OF treat. We are going to read
the whole thing in full. We read: E|.:z
(Ms. Hopkins addresses the House. He
wishho!ds his remarks for revision
MIR. 0'Neill, OF Missouri, addres ,ed the
committee. He withholds his remarks ior
revision. r.
Nr. Young addressed the committee.
He withholds his remarks for revision
tSased on these withheld speeches there
was q .-uuning fro OF debate, which isa'i
worth MT lch without tho speeches. By the
time the revis:;on shall have been complet
ed everything ,hct gave rise.to the dsbsts
may have been re7isca ou. Of them. The
Congressional Record abourtt1 In this KING
otth!ng, for which reason it is net recort
Of what is said in Congress, but pies o
patchwork largely given up to wha! mem
pens produce 10, "home consumption"