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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31
5000 yards calfcoes. worth g

5000 yards calicoes. worth &c,
goes at 3 IL cents q yard.
5000 yards Shirtlng calicOeS
worth 8 1-2c, goes at sc a yard.
5000 yards Indigo blue calicOeS
worth s lie, goes at &c a yard.
5000 yards yard wide bleached
muslin, worth s LIE, goes at &c
a. yard.
1000 yards India Linens worth
7 1-2c, goes az 3 cents a yard.
5000 yards India elegant chal-
lies. worth &c, goes at sc q yard.
1000 yards Sd plain caShmereS
worth y lie, goes at g IL cents
i,OOOyards So inch biege suit
ings, worth zoe, goes at II 1-2c a
500 yards So inch wool beiges,
worth 35c. goes at 21c a yard.
500 yards "a inch French Hen
riettaS, worth 45c, goes at 29c %
yard.
So inch unbleached table linen,
worth 35c. goes at 21c a yard.
90 inch Turkey red table linen,
worth doc, goes at csc a yard.
1000 Turkish towels, worth Is
cents, goes at 3 cents each.
ChambIay GinghamS, plain and
plaid, goes at s cents a yard.
E20O Newport cashmere ScarfS,
worth 1OOc go at 19c each.
20 dOz gents unlaundried shirts,
worth soc, goes at SOC each.
20 dozen gents Windsor ties.
worth zoe, goes at 9centS each.
20 dozen gents spring ScarfS,
wO' tn SOC, goes at 19c each.
20 dozen gents French balbrig-
gan shirts and drawers in modes.
Jane. browns ana flesh. worth IS
Cents. at 49 cents.
IS dozen gents merinO shirts
and drawers, worth 50 cents at
10 cents.
so dozen gents white cambria
handkerchiefS, worth 10 cents, at
5 cents
SO dozen gents mix seamless
socks, worth loo, at 9 cents.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31
Millinery Departm't

2 flower buds for cents.
2 nice roses for 8 cents.
l handsome wreath for lee.
Elegant flowers for 10 cents.
Choice Of 200 bonnet and hat
shapes. worth soc at % cents.
Choice OF 100 ladies trimmed
hats. worth 2OOc, at 90 cents.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31
As Cheap as Coal.

Gas for fuel in the summer is as cheap as
coal Stoves will be set up free in your
house for 80 days trial. Apply at l16
North Market street Holt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31
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a Moman's Hs-i Erirnd.

"a friend in need is friend indeed -
and what so good friend Is u gas sto We that
relieves you from ali the heat aud drtisie-
cry OF Kitchen in the sanl nler and costs
no more than coal. Stores for sale or rent
AT ll6 North Market street. iisft
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31

All kinds of paints, oils and varnishes
at wholesale or retail at Kansas Paint
Manufacturing company, 70l E. Third st.
1l6 81
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31
MARCH so, 1889

Notice is hereby given that there will be
a meeting of the stockholders and direc-
tors of the Wichita Syndicate at the law
Office of G.. w. Ceilings, rooms l and :
over go North Main street, Oh Monday af-
ternnoon at o'clock
Holt NJ. S. Ceilings. Secretary.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31

/ would invite the ladies to call and ex-
anime our elegant stock of spring millin-
cry before purchasing. f. A. klnyon,
Fletcher building, opposite Occidental
oil l6-,lN
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31

The tired wife knows how little she
relishes cooking with the thermometer at
~ degrees in the shade. The gas stove
viii make her burden hight. If indeed that
can be called "A burden which becomes -
positive pleasure and costs no more than
coal. Gas stoves for sale or rent at llG
North Market street. IiGI1
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31

Snively, Johnson & Co., 40 n. Market,
have partial list of some of their real es-
tate bargains in this issue. They report
business improving. lie II
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31
Useful in Sickness.

In case of sickness where a hot foot bath
is necessary what is so convenient as gas
stove. For cooking in summer gas stove
must be tried to be appreciated. 1t costs
no more than coal. A free trial will be
given if you will apply at lie North
Market street. HOLT
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31

Mixed paint in cans or in.bulk at retail.
quality guaranteed. at Kansas Paint
Manufacturing company. 70i f. Third ~.
IFS IN
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31

1t has been reported that l am out of
the race for councilman in Fourth ward
/ wish TO say that | am there most en-
phatically until the polls close Tuesday
night. 116 Il. +. ID. CARLTON.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31

To save from ten TO Twenty-Five dollars in
buying a sewing machine Come early.
H. W. Manning. l49 y Main. tl6 -
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31

Get a can of Peerless carriage paint and
paint your buggy for 75cts. Kansas Paint
Manufacturing company, 701 E. Third st.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31

For sale by J. W. Hawn & Co., Wichita
Elevator, telephone 334. die II
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31
4 Few Left

OF those bargain sewing machines. Come
Monday or Tuesday if you would secure
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31

Now is the time FOR house cleaning ana
sprlug painting: get your paint a. tks
Kansas Paint Manufacturing company.
50l +. Third ST li6 u
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31
Millinery,

Twelve cabinet photographs for 80 cents
at the Birmingham gallery, III h. Douglas
avenue ll6-6t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31
a Tired Hou,rwlfr.

Only few days more in which 10 buy
one OF those first-class sewing machines AZ
big discount at 14a y. Main IIggt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31
SO Cents

For Ladies Embroidered Cash
mere ScarfS, worth 100 cents.
Allow US to call your attention
to the varied line OF Ladies and
ChildrenS BlOuSeS placed on sale
this week.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31
q / Q : E

Look out for us, bound to have the right
of way clean up this grand purchase Of $4,000
worth Of spring dry goods bought under the hammer at
so per less than jobbers price We ready
and cut them right and left onward and upward
will go sI ing, cutting prices DOWN, DOWN.
Read for
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-30

tianoen nod iiber 200 Gifen5obn Sreis
brlefe gu GraFt, unb nidt ms1r ais IS
ooer 40 oaoDn geb6rten foIGen Babnen
on, pelde III mirfli9em Bstriebs ober
p%enigitens i'm Bau begrifen tpareu. @r
idiug baber Dor. in irgero elmer WeiIe
segen bic @eieli6aften por3uger, tuelGe
bic geoingungen bes 6reibrieFes au er.
fiusn peridumt batten lnb aaf cine 0ers
Ditfung ibrer Charter gu tlage1, pers
mn6te es ober ni6t bur13ufsBen.
SaB es benz ieBisen Nnualte bes
Staates better nit ieinen 8~emiibunaeu
er9eben Iolte, ffebt faum gu ~ertparten.
unb bon Dem geiebgebenben 2Drpes bes
States mb6te tpobl ebsnfo nenig Do
bdlfe 5u bofen fem. 0at fd) oo9 In
Der leBten Gaifon behelben Die partei
Ger Ib9eoroueien, mel9e aug lleber3eu.
gun1g ODER aus iuen;ger e~brenbaften
@rhnben Die Sntere1sn Der Giienbabn.
Geieai6aften p~ertritt. als 10 frdFtiq er=
tuieie en-, oaB es ni6t eimmaI m6sli6 se-
tporoen 1T, eine 8ebDrbc au ernenneu,
Die nit Der n6tbigen Wa9tbefuaniB
ausgetifet lit, I'M In 3ufunft ben 8urs
ger ~Denigtens Dor ben tpilltiirli6en
u%ebergriHeH bes gifenbaba Monopots
gu beIdiseu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-30
3 uan3tgidbriges SubiIdum
beS 9roben
Soltorer Erie0eus Whllifz Eeites.

Sanger unO Saneeriuueu: oisuoriua De
8ere, Soprau; Dime. Stone. Barton, Sopran
Mib Ssnup 9iderfOn, Contra . gIto Signor
Gumpouini, 9enor Sig. 6. Su3ent, 8enor /;
Sig. Bologna, Barton; M. vs.. @bitnch, 8ab.
GbaS. g. Rratt, @ianii.
preiie: so Gents, $1.00, $3.50, $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-30
1T, benz namen lining bes
9 10 D b 4 B m dBigen He,

1T, benz nameu uufus bes
9 e 10 D bnbeitsmdbige Re'
p oloertraBens elm gnbe u
NJ q 9en Der sonnta9sbetra6ter ges
tbtt 5par nidt au benienigen Barren,
rDelde ben 56naps bafiir oerantuorts
lid MAIDEN po(len, penn f6 Scenario
ute6if1 In bemieIben bsituft'' ober mel
DE msinen, Der Gtebolpsr lei 51ulb,
tpent Semanb bomit eriGOhen tpirb.
tpobl aber 1T es aabeterieits aud ni6t
au beitteiten, ubaB bic @elesenbeit Diebe
maGt" unb baB bic %maKenbaften tDbtli.
den 96ieBafaireu ben 8erlauf glenn
lid barmloier prii5eleien nebmen totr:
be. Denn ni6t mtnoeitens einer Der bel.
ben Gampfbdbne = gem6bnlid ober
8eioe = immer ibr S1iebeiIen nit fid
berumtriigen.
.Darauf 5og ct einen &ebplper
uno feuerte" -. bas 1T INNER bic alte
2itanei unb es fdlt ginem gar ni9i
mebr ionberlid auf, baB ba INNER ftebt
v%feinen" &ebolner unb ni9t ettpa rei=
nen", benu man feBt ftiuf6meisenb aIs
elbtoerfdnbli6 Doraus, bab Sber.
mann gau3 Die ein Sai9entu9,
ein Noti3bu9 unb ein 3aI1en,
meRer aud feinen &ebolper mil
fG ipaaieren trd9t. Die @eieBe, tpel9e
maa gegen bas rSragen berborgener
Wafen4 gemadt bat, baben bic 5a6e
eisentli6 nur nod beri6Iimmett, an
ffatt ettpas 81 perbeRern; seiegliebenbe,
%anltdnbige 2eute befolgeA bieie 8ors
f@riften, unb bic -. Mn6eren niIel
bas unb baben ben 8ortbeil babon.
Initatt bic feigen 9allunfen bon
S6ieBbolbeu = bean mas lit es anberes
als cine Geisbeit, beim fleinften, unbe.
6eutenoffen 3miff INNER glsi@ gu,
Morbwafe gu 9reifen? = gu Inter.
%eiianten DISQUALIFICATION" gu fempsIn
ober mombgli6 fogar au Delbsu, foute
berartise 5ubiefte = bic ben Staat
liberal III 8erruf bringen = bic gan3s
Wu6t unb S9were bes @eiebes trefen,
lire Sbaten iolten ni9t nod bei66nigt,
innberm riidf9tslos berbammt unb fhr
ebrlos erfldrt tperoen.
uaiere anglOsamerifanif6en 8ldtter
wiirben babur9 bie1lei1t UNI manhes
nafiuele" Stem fomnen, aber ber &ui
bes Staates piroe babur9 UNI elm ge:
trd9tli6es better perben. llnb e1
tann's brou9en!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-30

9ie 6remben baben iber Man.
9erlei in San Nntonio ibre 0ertpunbe>
rung ausgefpro1en. Der Cine fonnte
feline 2abp unb feline 2inber ni9t bier.
b%erbringen, neil 6onntags Bier getrun,
ten mirb; Der Nnbere fanb MnftoB ba.
ran, feline Rinber bier er3ieben su lol.
fen, neil bic 3ugtbiere m~aItraitirt tuers
ben; einem Dritten f6meden Bic biefis
gen Wtilt : Sbates ni6t; elm Nierter
orobt fofOrt pieber bic Stabt perla6en
gu miHen, tpenn bic StraBe, an nell
Ger er tpobnt, ni9t unber3agIi1 in
Stanb gefebt Dirb, unb mas Der 9inge
mebr 1inb. 4bsr bas Reueife lit bod
bic 2lage zines Wannes, bic CT in Der
beutisen Express lOsldBt, (No.a be.
ne, bic anberen fanoen aud ole in
ben 3eitungen.) gr beri9tet. boB iei.
ne So6ter bel elmer Greunoin gefu9
maGte; es batte eeresnet unb iie lief
ibren S6irm auf Der 8alerie bes 9au.
fes suriif, tudbreno fe eintrat unb fid
nod oben begab. Gin Soifsdnger oes
9auies batte balb burauf fein Mittass.
eien beenbet, fanb bel benz INNER nod
aubaltenbsu 3eeenmetter ben Shirm,
nabm ibn auf unb gin5 bapon.-Ob 10
ettuas nur in San Nntonio bOrtommen
tann2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-30
Ser Mpro ppr benz Memaer=Sptel.

Sinclair ia9t aug, baB ct ben Streit
apif6en @bilbers uno Rubber i'm 8ars
room b6rte, aber ni1t genau spuBte,
Tim mas IS f6 banbelte. Qls Beibe
binausgingen. folgte ct ibnen uno blieb
teis in Der Ndbe. 10 baB ct feben unb
beobadten fonnte, mas borsing. Sci.
ne Qusiagen beftdtigen bas 3eugniB BON
Rubber unb ellis, muir ftgt er bin3u,
bob @bilbers i6on ebe Der S1uB abges
feuert tpurbe. &ubber @9impfnamen
augerufen babe. @biIbers bate ben
&epolner i9on in ber 0anb, als er nod
nit &ubber bar Der 3bire itritt unb ebe
9raper bin3utrai. NIs gbilbers gum
leBten Male auf &ubber Iossing, f9
BON go9ran freima9te uno ausrief:
Sd mill bic Sa9e nit benz Oil obs
MAIDEN. ermieberte Sraper: 9as 1T
einem &riippel su bel geboten; tuenn
Su i6lagen milf, 10 f9lage Did nit
mir. Du Oh. Oarauf traten Beis
be fi9 enteisen. @bilbers batte bic
Wafe i9on mebrere Minuten lang in
Der 9anb, tpdbrenb 9raper f6 aniteus
te als oh ct feinen &od ausaieben mols
tie. Draper bate feline Wafe. 3euge
fprang ba3wiiden unb inbem Ct benz
DRAPER tuebtte unb feline 6anb gesen
feline 8ruf Iegte, raunte ct ibm 3u:
Sim, bieier Mann bat cine Wafe; banr
beriudte er bic 9ano bes Mngeflagten
a~uf3ubalten. bamit ct ni9t f@ieBen
fonnte, bod In 5emielbeu Nugenblid
fieI Der G9uB. 3euse ftanb 70 uabs
babel, BOB feline @ange bonn puIber
berbrannt tuurbe.
Wie es beiBt baben bic 2obnfuti1er
unter ii6 cine Sumrne aufgebra9t, Inn
ben Nboofaten Sad gbaus als Beibilfe
bes Staatsanwalts gu engagiren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-30

sar group au. b~erbinbern. IS eris
firt teiu 3meifel mebr bariiber, bob es
eia Mittel giebt, Group gu berbinbern.
&idtiger Group tritt ,tiemals obne elm
Marnunss3ei9en ouf uno miro bann
fOfort @bamberlain's Cough &emebp
eiugeseben, 10 tperben aue Symphonic
6ieier Grantbeit berIdminben. Sies 1T
INNER m6gIi1, tpenn es i'm 9auie ges
balten tpirb. so gts. uns 81 per Glas
ide bel @obn & Co., s. Ralteper &
So. uno a1en Orugsifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-30

By unfere ueue apotbefenfrma,
@de Der SoufonsS traBe unb Npenue C,
ma@t feit Der @r6fuung biibi6e Sc
i9dfte unb erfreut f@ elmer lebbaften
&eceptur. Sic bat cine sroBe Nuss
tpabl bon nur fsiiGen 9roguen unb Mte.
bicinen, oesbaI6 foltet Sbr Sips &
Silbertborn berIu6eu, penn eybr
ettpas aus Der apOtbsfe brau9t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-30
AnfgepaRt1t

biQtger perfaufen, ais trgenb eth
anberes Saus IN Der Stabt+
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-30

Seute purbe bas 3eugenberb6r
forteeiebt. Der @ebeimpoli3ifl8erba
bate ben &eboloer bes Nngetlaeten auf'
gefunSen. @o6rau bra6te aud ui6ts
Neues Su Gage. &i9ter Sing itelte
Johann bic 8lrsidaft fir @biloers auf
$4,000 fef.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-30

a Sips & Sitpert9orn, Die
neue apOtbeterfirma, bat ein Iebbnites
&eesptureei6dft. 2abt Cure @tcepte
bort anfertiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-30

. e rGangt
3tDei ttidtise Stuben : Mdbden in,
Mabncte 9otel. 3mt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-30

~ @esen zines t1mfalles an
naierer Hreife tunnte nniere bentige
ta9li@e Mmssabe erft neripdtet +
fdbeiueui
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-17
He Helps Himself.

A telegram from st. Augustine, Fla,
10 the New York Herald says:
"General William Malone IS now at the
Ponce De Leon, where he has been spending
the last twenty.f0uT hours IN comparative
quiet after a days consultation with the
leading politicians OF Florida, whom he met
at Jacksonville on Sunday. His visit ia for
the purpose OF furthering his chances Tor
Cabinet position"
That little paragraph tells how MALONE got
his recommendation for place in the Cabi'
net and also tells what q shabby set are the
Republicans in South Carolina and Florida.
North Carolina has recalled her recommen>
dalton.
MALONE was interviewed and said that If
SHERMAN were President he would not need
recommendations, and, no, indeed; but
SHERMAN is not President and never will be.
MAuONE further said:
1t | thought that the policy OF President
Harrison would be q namby.pamby one |
would not accept position in the Cabinet"
A pretty specimen OF a statesman MALONE
Is; but he has the Impudence Owe
won't say what or whom. But be has not
much hope Of getting into HARRIsoN's Cabi-
net lie is merely magniiying his own i'm
portance, Just as he has always done. HAIR
RIsON does not care a straw for his opinions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-17
The Tobacco Tax.

Tue Washington correspondent OF the
Alexandria Gazette writes as follows
+" Mr.. Randall was interviewed this morn
irg op the subject Of the bill introduced in
Tie House yesterday evening by Mr.. C0wles,
OF North Carolina, containing the Internal
revenue features Of the Mills bill, aud re-
ferred by The House TO his, the Appropri,-
tons. committee, thereby sighting the
Ways and Means Committee. he said he
had voted against tho reference and would
net attempt to hurry any report on the bill,
bu, thst the vote hy which II was referred
sustained him. lie also alluded 20 the fact
thal the Democrats in the House had over
ruled hlm aud that the Administration even
bad taken hand against him. lie said that
twenty-five more votes would have been
given 10 the reference OF the bill II they
lad been required, aud that II when the
Senate bin shall come 10 the House and q
motion be made 10 refer IL 70 conference
committee. be would not be surprised II q
motion 20 concur IN ths Senstes action should
f.e carried. On The reference OF the bill 10 the
Appropriations Committee the vote OF the
Virginia deiegs alton was as follows: For the
reference, messrs. Bowden. Bowen, Browne,
Brown, Hopkirs. 0'Ferrall, and Yost;
against II, none; not voting, Messrs. Games,
Lee. and Wise"
Dir. BREcKMsfD0s, OF Kentucky, Is report
ed as saying that the reference Of Mr..
CowtEss bin TO. Mr.. RASDALL's committee
instead o: to Mr.. Ml1Ls's committee Will re-
suit ia causing q number Of members Of the
House OF Representatives. TO vote against
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-17
Tha Netherlands.

The critical illness Of the old King Of the
Netherlands, whose desth may be announced
at any moment. has set the tongues OF the
prophets to wsgcng. The burden of their
prophecy is that Prussia Is going 10 give
trouble in the matter OF the Luxembourg
succession. ALEXANDER, Prince Of Orange,
the last mse heir OF the King OF
Holland, died in 1884, and was the
last direct descendant on the male
side OF the House Of Orange. The
throne OF Holland passes to Princess WILL
HELMINA, old King WILLIAMS only child, a
little girl of nine years OF age. But as the
salic law obtains In Luxembourg she cannot
succeed TO her fathers rights there, and the
succession devolves upon ADOLPH. the de.
posed Duke Of Nassau. who Is only a few
months younger than King WILLIAM. In the
war OF 1866 Nassau sided with Austria, and
Duke ADoLPH and the HobenzolIerns are
said 10 he at daggers' points. This fact. 1t IS
thought, will stimulate the Emperor OF Ger
many 10 reassert the claim to the Orange
heirShip set up many years ago 10y the King
OF Prussia. As territorial cODside-
ration Luxembourg would not appear
10 he OF great importance to Germany,
although it has been battered about as
much, snapped of as often, and been con-
ceInrd In rs many treaties as most any other
country In Europe. 1t has an area OF only
about 200 square miles and lis population
hardly exceeds bali a million. Yet II 1t be
Germsny's destiny 10 get to the North Sea the
possession of Luxembourg would be step in
that direction. That BISMARCK wants Belgium
especially, and that the acquisition OF that
country is part OF the German policy OF
the future, can hardly be doubted. Perhaps
England alone has stood In the way OF the
communication OF that policy already. Lux
emboufg still belongs TO the German Zollve-
rein, and German influence has now strong
hold upon the people, but whether the Pow
CTS would consider the German Emperor's
alleged proposed claim violation OF the
agreement Of 1876 remains to be seen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-17
The Facts.

A few days ago we said IN this paper;
"The people Of Virginia will not be sorry
10 learn that the subcommittee OF the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee appointed to
consider the subject do not see any occasion
for converting the Legislature In extra ses-
sion at present; nor will the people OF Viz
glnis be sorry to learn that instead OF de-
cIariog out and out against an extra session,
the general committee simply declined to ex-
press an opinion"
The Alexandris Gazette comments upon
the above--as follows:
ain the first place, according 10 Mr.. Bar
bour, chairman OF the State Central Commit
tee, no subcommittee was appointed to con-
slider the subject referred TO-"
Let us report what we have found upon
the record. On Thursday last the State Cen
trail and State Executive Committees met.
They adopted the following resolution
resolved, That the Chairman appoint q
committee OF ten members to take into con-
sideration the questions properly coming be-
fore this committee and report TO an adj
journed meetiag at IL o'clock tomorrow
morning at the Powhatan-Cl rooms.
On the day following the subcommittee
reported TO the genersl committee several
resolutions, Of which the following was the
first
The committee OF Ten appointed to con-
slider an order OF business for the general
committee, after declaration, beg to submit
the following report:
1st. They see DO occasion to recommend a
called session OF the Legislature.
Thus we have proved first that sub-com-
mittee was appointed, and, secondly, that
this subcommittee reported to the general
committee on the subject OF called session
Of the Legislature. and that the first resolu-
ton which this subcommittee reported to
the general committee was that after "des
liberation" they SAW no occasion to recon-
mend called session OF the Legislature.