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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-15
CHESAPEAKE AND Ono agrus
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20 NJ. I'D Nerf
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1898 A ". from Nor.o.k. DiI r.'. sals.s
port Nows. krogi
$40 p NJ. from lo'a r4i-.s aut ..8 hss. 3
copt sunday.
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and ONO railway.
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AgCrIcs stAsIL Es7,ssssr:, Scy:s:e
ByJ Thompson Brown o Co..
Resi Estatc Agents and Auctionssrs,
iiia Main street.
A QUARTER BLOCK
MAIN-STREET
.VACANTPROPER7Y
in the Heart of the City
SOLD FOR DIVISION.
EXTRAORDINARY LONG TERMS.
is0xi50 FEET,
NORTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN AND Sew
ENTH STREETS.
WITHIN TWO BLOCKS OF UNION DEPOT
SMALL STORES ERECTED HERE WOULD
PAY HANDSOMELY.
SMALL STORES ERECTED HERE WOULD
PAY HANDSOMELY.

We will sell at public auction on
TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1885,
Ar6 O'CLOCK 7. NJ,
tho above most DESIRABLE BUSINESS PRO
PERTY now 10 be had on our most popular Dusl-
meas decentralization street This beautiful
lot fronts at the northwest corneTof Seventh and
Main streets 100 feet. with depth Of $50 feet TO
an alley 20 feet wide, and Will be sold as whole
or divided as may be desired a. sale
In view o. the contemplate erection 81 q ho-
tel at Fifth and Main Streets and tho tunnelitng
Of Eighth street, renders seventh street as tho
great cross. town thoroughfare Of the city TO the
Union depot
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In one,
two, three aud four years, per cent interest,
secured by trust deed.
}. THOMPSON BROWN Il CO.,
les Aucuoneera
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By James b. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1l13 Main street
THAT ADMIRABLY-LOCATED
Il AND
SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE CORNER-RESI-
DRNCE PROPERTY,
FRONTING 4lxl50 FEET.
SOUTHEAST CORNER BROAD AND TWENTY
THIRD STREETS,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

By request ef the owner shall sell by public
auction. on the promises, Oh
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20. 1883,
ate O'Clock p, NJ. the aboyo-named well-known
and VERY VALUABLE LOT. with COMFORTA-
BILE FRAME DIV ELLING thereon, at the south
east corner Of Broad and TweDty-third streets,
fronting "A feet on Broad street and extending
back on Twenty-third street and between
parallel lines $50 feet TO paved alley about 30
feet wide in rear.
This Is conceded 20 be he best lot in hat very
attractive locality. IL Is well suited in size and
location for two handsome residences, While mo
dwelling now thereon Is a neal ana comfortable
one. Is within ono square OF the Electric rail-
way and 20 delightfully."- situated that dwellings
here will as readily command good teuaDts and
yield as handsome a revenue as in any locality
la the city. Those who do not know this proper
~ should see 1t, and all parties interested arc
urged 10 attend the sale.
TERMS: Liberal, aud announced at sole.
lois j. Il. ELAN, Auclioneer.
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RAILR0AD LIsEs.
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
THROUGH ALL-RAIL FASr-FREIGHT LINZ
40 AND FROM BALTIMORE, PHlLA.
DELPHTA, NEW YORK, AND
EASTERN AND WEST
EkN CITIES.
RAIlROAD LIsEs.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICa-
NOND AND BALTIMORE IN EACH
DIRECTION.

Corrcspondingly qnick tlms 10 other points
Through bills OF lading issued St low rates.
c. a. TAYLOR
mol General Freight Agent
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will sell by auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, JUNE 18TH,
Of 5k O'Clock p. NJ. the LOT on the west side OF
west Market street. between Franklin and Grace
streets with an old frame shanty thereon, right
opposite the recent extension OF the Market
house, fronting 20 feet inches and running back
10 a wide paved alley
Fine location for two stores that would rent
well.
TERMS: At sale. n. W. BOWIE,
teg Auctonecr.
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DrBLIC SALE OF
Il TWO yALUABLER BRICK DWELLINGS
TWO STORIES. SIX ROOMS EACH,
Nos. i05 AND 40 SOUTH SECOND STREET
on WEST SIDE SECOND STREET
BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL.
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Leave ArfifH
Ricnmoud. PetersaIrx.


SIOPPlN6-pAAlc
Nos. r snf % make no st'ps - "f
only on riguai as Nagchrster Ari t.rst .A
- stops only On signal at ,4rslr., th
AND Nanchos.oc 80. j. stops on -f t as.
regular sfgnouA No. tj sigrf ol -rlt tA|
regular Stations AM also 90 Temp .-'h
WAthal. nos. ,. %. IS. 80, 81. %, ... AL -
stop a. al stations Tor gsss"nRerA
PULLMAN-cAk SERVICE
on Trains Nos. Hand IS sleeping 'fr' '7iF''t
New YORK AMI Tampa, fla. .rr .a -.
On Trans Nos. u AID q s.eepius ss .r.@r.l
Washington aud Charleston. or .l ' 3
sleeping-cars between New 1Orf ali si.A'- D.
Vile. On TRAN No. 81 sleeping % l'.se'
Washington ana jacksonville
THE ONLY ALLRAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Ik4VK AKKlBs
Richmond. .'I0.5s 4. s. Horfolk.......- . D. y.
Richmond 900 +. 81. Aorf0lS. .....,f r. D.. 4
Norfolk. .'s:l0A 4. NJ hlfh uoni...l4ai =
Norfolk .'43OP. ~ Richmond. 'N ~
These trains s,s0 MAKO Close connn'.o-'
Tarmulie, LyncEDlrr, aud southeastern lo \
and all stations on .nU norfolk AMI western a q.
road. except the JOSS uaiu fsa-enRrf' ~
points pcst Of Petersburg should iaso ~, (.
A. 81. train instead H. " - LII.
superintendent
EFT MYERS. General superintendent
T. ~ ENEEsOS. General Passenger Agent
SOL. HAAS. frame Manager ulo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-15

BOLTON. &c, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST SoHooLcRAFT
&c, DEFENDAsTs-iN THE CHAECERY COURI
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
/, BENJAMIN II. Berry, clerk Of said court, Ger.
ufy that the bond required Of the special com.
missoners by the decree in said cause OF De
cember l3, 1857. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this Eth day OF January
1888
10 IS BENJAMIN IL. BERRY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-15

By virtue OF deed OF trutS TO George
w. Warren and George Wat ST., dated
June II, 1881. aud duly recorded In clerk =
oflce Of Richmond Chancery Court Deed
Book 1ls b. page $40, default having been
made in the payment Of certain notes therein
secured, and being required so 10 do by tho bene-
aciary, will sell at public auction, on the pre-
misses,
THURSDAY. JUNE Of. 1889.
at O'Clock P. NJ. that MOST DESIRABLE PRO-
Perry referred 10 above The dwelling Is
double. with halls through the centre, aGd built
OF Baltimore pressed brick. and contains hfteen
rooms besides closets. Il is very finely finished,
substantially built. and has every modern con-
yenience: is heated throughout by furnace, aud
being a detached building has light and air on
all sides. The surroundings arc unsurpassed,
overlooking tue Capitol square, and being re-
moved from the street insures privacy and quiet.
Lot fronts 70xlj6 feet 10 l6-foot all y. As resi-
dence for pro- essonal or businessman IL has
u superior in this city The kitchen has range,
the laundry Is furnished with stationary TUBS,
&c, four good servants rooms. Amy party de-
string an elegant home Is invited 70 attend this
sale.
TERMS: Cash enough 10 pay the expenses OF
sale, 1910 pasi-due interest and n note for $1,000
now due. but the beneficiary will mako much
more favorable terms, II desired. The balance
at such time and manner a. the said Manfred
Call shall direct GEORGE W. WARREN,
1el0 Surviving Trustee.
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GLASGOW sYRYICE.

GLASUOW oENFILE-
Steamers every Saturday from New York 70
GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY.
Cabin passage 70 Glasgow. Londonderry. LIVER
pool or Belfast, $50 and $50; second class,
$40; steerage outward or prepsid, So
Saloon excursion tickets q. reduced rates
Travellers circular letters OF credit ana
drafts for any amount issued al lowest current
rateS For Doozs Of tour, tickets, or further la
formation, apply 10 HENDERSON BNOTHEkS.
New YORK; or q kORGEw. ALLEN i CO., Old DO
mifiion steamship Company. or w. GAkBEk,
1000 Main street. or ANDREW WELSH southern
Express Company, Richmond. sp lion
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RAfLNoAD Lrays


ANN r. MI NUrI
ta5 ?. NJ. NAL daily lckrepl -.r.ar
ei5 A. n. ACCOMMODATION d.,
sunday. ''.
i2;i5 A. ". EXPRESS
SUNDAY ACCOMMODATION fs,s..- q,
mond aud soottsvill3 leaves ~. ?.
arrives i.Ij r. II.
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ANCHOR LINE.
ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE.

ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE
LIVERPOOL via QUEENS TOWN
Steamship "cITY OF ROME" from Kew York
Wednesday Juno 18Th, July illh, August sth,
September 5th.
Largest aud finest passenger steamer afoat.
Saloon passage, $50 10 500; second class.
$40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-15

WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE.
NOW IS TIE TIME TO PURCHASE
CHEAP HoME-SITgS,
AND THR OPPORTUNITY Is OFFERED BY
CHEWING & ROSE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. AUcTIoNEERs, AND
BROKERS',
No. s NORTH TENTH STREET,
OF FIFTEEN BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE
EXTENSIVE WORKS OF THE
TANNER Il DELANEY ENGINE COMPANY.
BY request OF the owner We will sell by auction,
upon the premises, on
FRIDAY THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE. 1883.
at O'Clock p NJ. FIFTEEN BUILDING LOTS
fronting upon Seventeenth street extended,
Wood street on the north. Chesapeake and Ohio
railway on tho west and Potter street on tho SOUTH
len Of the lots have front Of 30xl30 feet 70 an
alley 10 feet wide. The remaining lots have ir-
regular fronts and depths. A plat will be shown
az time Of sale. This sale should attract the at
tention and attendance OF those In quest OF cheap
building sites BEAUTIFULLY located and convent
ent TO the business sections Of tue city. The
railway line runs within few squares OF this
property.
TsBns: Long time with mall cash payment;
the balance a. per cent interest. secured IN the
usual way. ChEWNISG 4 KIOSK,
leo Auctioneers
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CAPE CHARLES.

Early in eptember-c0mmencing about the
4th--it Is proposed TO hold an institute at Cape
Charles for about two weeks. 1he instructors
will be announced at later day. In the mean
time Dr. John L. Mapp, superintendent Of
schools. Keller. Accomack county, will reply TO
any inquiries in regard TO the arrangements for
this institute The foregoing gives general
outline Of the work proposed for the white
teachers The c0lored teachers are also bene-
fciavies OF the funds donated for institutes, and
the following institutes have been arranged
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AIRLINE

RICHMOND AaD DANyliLE RAILROAD.
SHORTEST And MOST DIRECT ROUTE 70
TIN SOllh.
PULLMAN SLEaPKNs OK ALL NIGHT
ItAlss.
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ATAN CHESTER PROPERTY,
IMPROVED AND UNIAlPRovED,
IN CONSIDERABLE QUANTITIES,
AT AUCTION.
UNDER DECREE OF THE COURT.
ATTENTION, SPECTATORS AND oTHERsl
THURSDAY. JUNE q. 1888

By virtue Of the decree hereinafter referred TO
we will sell by auction. on the premises, re-
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LIBERTY, BEDFORD COUNTY.

Az Liberty institute will DO held for four
weeks, beginning July 30. Professor Henry r.
Sanford. of New York, will conduct H. He will
have the assistance OF Mss Celestia Parrish, OF
Farmyille, and Professor j. X. Guy. Of Liberty.
Professor sanford belongs 70 the regular corps
Of institute conductors OF the state OF New York,
aud has Rad wide experience IN institutes Tie
has already conducted three institutes in Viz
Ciuia. and Is therefore known among many OF
our teachers. Miss Parrish, OF the state Female
Normal school. has been connected with the in
stitutiOn since Its organization, and Professor
Guy has charge Of large graded school at Lib
erty.
Parties seeking information in regard to this
institute should address superintendent n. ID.
nawkins Coffee, Bedford county, "a he Is man.
aging the local affairs of the institute.
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A TLANTlO COAST LINE

RICHMOND AND PErgRsBr1 EArgoD
TINE TABLE.
Commanding 81 DAl. .e.
na,ns on this r0Ai will ryu ns 'oI0Ft
TRAINS sol IhHAl1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-13

IN these waters Ia those first years a
national existence many acts were per
formed upon which were Afterwards
based the United States claim so Orc
eon. north ct the Columbia river. l. e.,
what Is now the Territory of Washing
ton. west Of that river Ii is therefore
most Iaees and fitting that here the
memory OF those voyages and discover
ies shosia be perpesaate<i. The region
traversed and bounded by the Colantia
has been most happily nominated
Washington. Ii such nomination was
reEardiess Of the appropriateness OF
keePsng in<eparahle the two names Of
that little pioneer Feet, the more reason
why such . coincidence should not
lose its significance. 1t would be
worse than vandalism fo sever that
historic connection established in the
naming Of the territory Washington.
While the Columbia river continues to
afford an outlet for the untold wealth
OF the Northern Pacific states and ter
rifories, and . channel by which the
vast region il waters. can receive in
exchange the products of the world,
let the state OF which that noble
highway of commerce is q most not
able feature be called Washington.
Let the names OF that little pioneer
feet vas intrepid and skiIlful COM
mander< in those early days by their
discoveries OF Bew regions laid the basis
Of the United States claim to North
west America. and ultimately secured
successful assertion of that claim. be
thus, here and forever, perpetuated by
the retention Of the name Washing
ton for our future state.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-13

The scheme to tax cotton and oil
appears To be about as dead - the
cholera hogs out Of which pure" lard
Is stewsd.-Atianta Constitution, Dem.
George and McGlynn started out to
abolish poverty. The result is tha,
George and NeGlynn have been abol-
ished. Constitution, Dem.
Popular education must be made
more practical to conform TO the re
qnirements Of the present time. The
system Of education must be built up
on the principle that in q free country
man Is made TO work and vote. II II
il necessary 90 curtail the curriculum
at the other end. let il be don't. Min.
nespolis Tribune, Rep.
Sens;or Hoar appears 10 have been
peculiarly unfortunate in gathering
his facts Tor his Marietta Grafton. We
called attention 20 defects in this re
spect when it originally appeared. and
Hon. Iii Thayer has exposed sesersl
important mistakes. A correspondent
from Caribou. Ne. 10 the Herald
now writes u in referring TO Nj.
Hears saying Of the Northwest Ter
ritory Here no slave was ever borr
or dw.i;. that in the compendium o.
the [ nitei States census for lsse ihs
record of slaves IL returned a. follows
Ohio. issss, 6 slaves. i>ia. 5 slaves. In
dianx. issl, iSs slaves; isla. -; tss
las. l.sa. 3; issp, 3 lllineis. isio. f6'
slaves. lsa3. ssT; ISs1, "a. 1870, @si
Niehigsn. l.ie. -: 1870, II Wiscon
sin. ISso. IL Boston Herald, Ind
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Washington, Pacific, Cascade. New
Washington, Liberto. Buffalo, Omega
Sunset, Jay Gould and Cochrania one
each, making q total Of 1893.
The opposition to Washington was
based entirely on the fact that the
name would. in time, create confu-
sion. No arguments Of length wers
advanced in support Of new names
with the exception Of those in favor oi
"Iilihee, which term, from the Chi
nook, q writer said. means home
heaven or headquarters. and IL one oI
persons favored Idaho. hut this va,
IN the ~upposition that the Panhandle
would be anne xed to Washington.
ONE ARGUMENT.
One gentleman. in support OF the
idea Of retaining the name Of Wash
ington. after dwelling on the real sig
nifscance OF the word, with its close
association with the history and ira
dissons of the country. furnishes thi.
hi, of history nos geaerally known
But were ne seeking . name for q
which hitherto had been nameless, nc
lNtifr toufs tt t>tks0tri ti4OlN otEiV
pirate than Washington.
"A century ago. while the conven
ton at Philadelphia was framing the
fes!erAl constitution, over whose de
alterations Washington presided. thers
sailed from Boston for the northwes'
coast of America. little feet consist
ing Of the American sloop Washing
ton and the ship Columbia. Acentur,
ago the present year those pioneer YES
sells arrived on the west coast of Van
couycr Island. at that tifnc suppoSet
To he a part Of the continent But ,
few wears had elapsed when Captain
Robert Gray. IN the ship Columbia
discovered that mighty rive, nov bear
ing that vessels name. The name
Columbia aud Gray have been i'm
morialired and the record OF the shiI
il p~rpefuafed 80 long A. that niajests'
river shall roll doSn 10 the -ea- le
before that grand discovery which con
tr,huisSt 80 much 10 establish thet fsiteS
States claim "a the land in which W
live. Captain keudrsek. in the Stool
Washington. had made quite ~ inter
e-tiag discoveries nearer to our rresen
hoisae~, contrlbatory not only 10 geo
graphs, science. bat inaugura,ir.
ihe United STATE claim 20 the Norti
rac:fe coast. That little sls-op rsass'
The .-ss circsgi; os Vancouver Island
ans. established thereby IL separation
from lie rcnt.neua By ~ presenc'
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CURRENT POLITICAL OPINION

birmingham Age (Deml: All good
Democrats should unite on the
Mills tariff bill. rub IL out and begin
over again.
Chicago Inter Ocean (Rep.); Mel.
vile W. Fuller may not have the in
dorsement Of the short-hair Democ-
racy, but he Is one OF the ablest Dem
ocrats in Illinois. and worthy 70 grace
the position on the supreme bench.
Boston Herald Qnd.): There seems
20 be no end TO the attempts TO smooch
Gov. Hill, OF New York. II Is 70 be
hoped this business will not be over
done. Very ordinary people are some
times made heroes in that way.
Philadelphia Telegram (RepD: II
Secretary fairchild should succeed in
his efforts 70 kill the fractional cur
rency bill. which Is precisely in the
line Of the sort Of legislation which Is
continually attaining new popularity
in Congress, he will do something
which viii reflect credit upon his sd-
ministYation, and save the public q
great deal Of annoyance. There has
been no demand for this bill except
from the seedsmen, the publishers OF
cheap paper novels. and possibly few
other dealers In cheap packages.
New York Herald, lind. }: These Re.
publican phenomena OF leagues,
clubs, "l3rand Army posts" and the
endless system Of political organiza.
tions Of which we read every day are
curieus. There Is Organization
enough in this over-managed party 70
govern half q dozen empires IL
turns, however. upon men, not meas
ures-upon candidates, not principles
and look. as IL the vain mercenary
spirit which prevailed in the lower
Roman empire governed the iegions
that marched for liberty with Lincoln s
name on their banners Now the
march Is for ofiice under the name oi
the shrewdest politician who can
wheedle or corrupt convention
Atlanta Constitution, tDem.1: The
negro IL no; now and never has been q
menace. There IL no danger of social
equality and nobody fears II. But
everybody in the south who remember
the results Of Republican misrule and
corruption l. afraid of Republican
domination in the south. This appears
10 he a great mystery 90 the people Of
the north, and 70 . very few people In
the south. Bat there is no mystery
about IL. The Republican party as 4
formerly existed in the south vas Q
menace 20 the section. IL Was organ
lzesl for the purpose o! oppression and
robbery. AMI ii carried out its pszr
poses 70 perfection This j. the frou
hie--this - the menace. Compares
with IL. all other issues sink into In
sir,ifsrapee. The tariff adnesE' 4 afaoua
10 row q pins by the side of H.
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SELECTED VERSE.


Not as all other women are,
Is she that 70 my soul is dear,
Her glorious faneies come from far
Beneath the silver evening star.
And YET her breast Is ever near.
Great feelings hath she Of her own.
Which lesser souls may never know,
God giveth them TO her alone,
And sweet they are a. any tone
Wherewith the wind may chance to
blow.
Yet.in herself she dwelleth not,
Although no home were half 80 fair /:
No simplest duty il forgot;
Lille hath no dim and lonely spot
That doth not in her sunshine share.
She doth little kindnesses,
Whieh most leave undone OF despise !;
For naught that sets one heart at ease
And giveth happiness and peace
l. low esteemed in her eyes.
She hath no scorn OF common things
Ana, though she seems OF other birth,
Round US her heart entwines and ciings
And patiently she folds her wings
To tread the humble paths OF earth
Blessing is she: God made her 80;
And deeds of week day holiness
Fall from her noiseless as the SNOW;
Nor hath she ever chanced to know
That aught were easier than to bless.
She is most fair, and thereunto
Her life doth rightly harmonic:
Feeling or thought that was not true
Se'er made less beautiful the blue
Unclouded heaven OF her eyes.
She is a woman--one in whom
The spring-timc OF her childish years
Hath never lost its fresh perfume,
Though knowing well that life hath
room
For many blights and many tears.
love her with love as still
As a broad rivers peaceful might.
Which, by high tower and lnwiy mill.
Goes wandering at its own will,
And yet doth ever flow Alright.
And on its full, deep breast serene
Like quiet isles, my duties lie;
II flows around them and between,
And makes them fresh and fair and
green
Sweet homes wherein to live and die.
James Russell Lowell.
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BuzxQws, OF Michigan. spoke In re-
ply nsfsvor Of protection. His
styI< neapgeiy to that Of
AND Dne
Nh -
the proceedings fd5
ter the close Of his
which the applause broke o.
invariably followed by the poundnl :
each time afte. II vas all over-thc
chairman was simply performing =
drsy-not expecting 20 enforce the
rule Of decorum and silence
This play s words upon the tar
III bin, and the proposed arf!on on the
measure l. the nieress -ham 80 far as
voting upon the measure goes. No
body ia or cot Of congress has the re-
| mctest thought that the hil VII pass
this session, this question being
brought up fof the occasion of argu-
ing by this great debating club. shich
congress IL nox resolved into. 70 speak
| 20 the a.grea; audience 81 sixty nsil-
lions Of people. "--E. MEKKrE.