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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
REED IN PHILADELPHIA.
lie Makes "A Strained Effort in Defense Il
the Republican Party.


PHILADELPHIA, sept. 23.-At mass
meeting this evening, under the auspices Of
the Republican League, Speaker Reed said !:
Until very recently had feared that !
would not be able to be with you
tonight. The wicked have been very
rampant for the last few days. ! did
not know but that il would be necessary
for me 10 stay with them or without them,
but all that is happily over, and feel more
responsive TO your greetings tonight than
[ would have this morning. But the
Republican party was born fighting. It's
very best history was made on the battle
field. civic as well rs military. lt Is the
very essence of its existence. That il should
do battle for the Republican party
means the forward movement of people
Of the United States. Ii has never been
necessary for Democrats 10 do anything
Oaughter). We have just come from a
scene which reminded men who were IN
Washington in the early days OF the Republic
can party Ofthe scenes which took place there
at the beginning OF the war. ON the Delso-
cratic side Of the House during the past
week we have been treated 10 empty
benches. The Democrats have not hecn
visible. | want you to understand
the occasion which they thought de-
mauded this magnificent uprising. The Re-
publican party, 50 far as the House Of Rep
resentatlyes is concerned, has done what we
regard as great deeds. The Democrats.
have proclaimed them very wicked deeds
We have passed a Tarin bill which VIII
secure an American market to the American
people. That bill has been the subject OF
denunciation on the part Of the Democrats
almost too bitter 10 be put upon record
According 10 them the bill and the princi-
ple 1t represents has carried desolation into
every farmhouse in the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
VOL. IV.---NUMBER LAG.


On the SNh u this present month, TIKI
rmr~ viii bc issued fiom its new home
southwest corner of Tenth and Bank
,.isvots. Unforeseen and Unavoidable delays
having occurred 10 prevent the completion
olruE TNFS building 10y that date we will
not cuio, tae complete advantages of the
new home. about the middle Of October
iI is expected that the new press now in
process % construction will be in position,
and with the increased facility thus afford
,l tbc form Of the paper will Doe changed 10
one 90 eight pages Of n type in conformity
with that of the leading metropolitan Jour
rIof the country This will give 10 Rich
moud. Virginia. and the contiguous terri
un modern newspaper, thoroughly
equipped for tho collection and collation.
of news, an exponent Of true
Democracy, having the interests Of
lI paits 0f the state at heart and OF
,,Iue to the reader and the advertiser. The
paper viii Dee printed on Hoe perfccting
l.-.~> with the latest Improvements, capa-
IA. .l turning ont, pasted and folded, four,
...U.at ten. twelve, sixteen, or twenty
pages and unriyaled 10y any other press
n m country. These improvements and
...l, butiokens Of our determina-
Dion 20 Virginia and the South a
--'-..a,> daily newspaper. Of which they
r . proud, and in which We shall take
fIridr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
DANVILLE.
sam Jones Meetings-Churoh NOtes-Dr
Danes Semi Centennial.

DANV1LLE, Va, sept. - special. f.
About two thousand people heard sam
Jones lecture in the tabernacle last night.
His subject was "Get there" The lecture
was for the Joint benefit Of the Home for the
sick and the Mt. Vernon Methodist pars0n-
age fund. Mr.. jones left here this morning
for Cartcrsyillo. Ga. where he will rest "a
few day, and then commence his series Of
meetings in Wilmington. y. {.
An inquest was held at New Design sun
day on the body of Moses Clark (cOOred).
and the jury rendered a verdict that Clark =
death was caused hy a fracture of the skull.
resulting from a blow given him by Dick
Weir (c0l0red) on the 2Sth Of August. On
that day Clark and Weir got into a fight
and the latter struck the former over the
head with a stick. telling him 10 the ground.
Clark fingered until Saturday last when
he died. Weir has departed for parts un-
known.
Nearly all Of the former officials and
clerks Of the Danyille pOst0fce have been
dismissed 10 make room for Republicans.
Postmaster Johnston had 10 hunt all over
the Fifth district % ind white Republicans
TO I'm the various clerkships.
The counties of Floyd, Patrick, and Henry
are now represented IN the postotlice
clerical force
Congressman Lester writes that ne VIII
bee here next saturday 10 confer with the
party leaders with regard 10 running the
Con gTessiOual canvass.
II has been announced that RI. Rev.
Bishop Van DeN iyer Will make an official
visit TO the Catholic church i'm this city
next week. He viii hold mass at : O'clock
Monday morning the 10Th, and on Tuesday
night the 30th, he will deliver a public
lecture on the subject Of ofmatrimOny.
The general apathy in political circles j.
quite remarkable. The people are taking
absolutely no interest in the campaign.
The First Presbyterian church Of this
city. having greatly enlarged its work and
having several mission enterprises under
its care has determined % call an assistant
pastor to aid Rev. DR.. Alexander Martin in
the church work.
An interesting meeting Of the yestry Of
Camden parish was held here to-day.
Among other things done, resolution was
passed earnestly requesting the congrega-
tiOn of the parish 10 meet with the yestrN
on tomorrow to perfect the final arrange
ments for the proper semi-ccntennial cele-
bratiOn Of the pastOrate of the venerable
Or. George W. Dame. In October next DIR.
Dame will have been the rector Of the
Church Of the Epiphany for fifty years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
a PENSION EPISODE.
, Ohio Judge Gets - Pension for
Widow In Ouid ireland.

Judge Yoder, OF Ohio, is the hero OF an
unusual pension episode. Mrs. Connolly'
who lives in Donaghmore, Ireland, is tho
widow of an ex-soldier OF the United states
army. She applied for pension for herself
and her two children. but was twice re-
fused on technical grounds. james Brown,
Justice Of the peace Of Donaghmore, was
travelling in the United states, and, inci-
dentaIly meeting Judge Yoder on raiiwaf
train. brought Mrs. Connolly's case u his
attention. The Judge took an interest Ia
the matter, and, finding ON invests
cation that the ease could mol 20
through the Pension Office, intr,'
duced bill in Congress which became q
law, allowing Mrs. Connolly thirty pounds
and twelve shillings per annum. Judge
Yoder has received by mail copy OF tbs
Tyrone Constitution, journal OF prosper.
Gus appearance, containing an account ~
a public meeting held at Donaghmore, as
which resolution OF thanks 10 him was
adopted. The resolution was proposed ~
the parish priest. Along with the paPr
the Judge received photographs Of tie
widow and her children and the aged grant
mother, who will participate In the benents
OF the pension. and n photograph OF the
monument which has been placed over tie
| soldiers graye.--Cincln0atl Enquirer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
ASPlNWALL IN ASHES.
Terrible Scenes OF Disorder During In"
Conhsgration.

COLON, Sept. 23.--This FORENOON the city
is in ashes. The fire began at midnight ana
ragged until late in We morning. all eaor1s
10 check its rayages being futile: li nnaliy
died out for lack Of material to attack, NV
ing reached the portions Of the city Wneic
buildings were two far apart 10 iacllitatc
the spread of the flames. The shipping at ,nc
docks was saved. Terrible scenes OF uisor-
der marked the progress oftbe econnagra,ion;,
crowds Of rioters and plunderers roa",su ,sp
the streets. In dispensing these gangs 'ne
nolice found IL necessary to nre upon 'oe"''
and several persons were killed.
UNcoNTRoLLABLE FROM THE slANi'
The fire was uncomfortable from the
start and swept with wonderful rapldlly
through the buildings in three directions,
ircmding the quarter devoted TO ptS.a,,,e
residences. Among the many punilc
buildings destroyed are the post Vn'.c
and the steamship agencies. Jae guests IN
tne hotels were panc-stricke1, but an g,
caped. The total loss is estimated at
x 1000. No lives We're lost. IL Is pc
licyed that the origin OF the IRE was acei,
dental. All the hotels on Front street anu
every business house Of Importance Oh 'na'
street were burned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
IRON AND STEEL.
Interesting Paper on the subject by Mr..
Edward Atkinson.

IuNard AthinsOh.
BALTIMORE, MD, Sept. 23.-ln view Of
the visit of five or six hundred Of the lead
ing iron and steelmakers Of Europe to the
United states in October to spend month
STUDYING the iron and steelmaking
resources Of this country, Mr.. Edward
Atkinson. Of Boston. contributes TO this
weeks issue OF the Manufac lurers' Record,
an elaborate paper on the iron and steal in
terests of the world. Mr.. Atkinson's paper
is the result of several months study Of the
subject. and Of the most elaborate inYest-
CATION. Starting out with the statement
that "sinte the foundation OF modern
industry and OF commerce is based upon the
non-precious metals, and more thananyother
upon iron, il becomes of national impor-
tance TO determine the future conditions
of the production If this imperial metal
Mr.. Atkinson shows that this country 4
the greatest consumer Of iron and
in the world. Owing 10 the nearness
ores and coal in parts OF this cOl /a'
against the haul or transpOrtatI ore'
| from Spain and Afraca 10 Dritain
and the increased depth and IN tne Goa
mines Of England, he belle sat IRON ano
steel will be made in thi lry AT as low
cost as in England ithstahoihs ,h'
higher wages in the led states
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
Cable Notes.

VIENNA, sept. 23.-Two thousand miners
AT Troppail, Austrian ~ilisa, have gone on
A strike. Trouble is feared, ana troops
have been dispatched TO the scene 10 pre-
vent disorder
IANZIBAR, sept 3.-rhe natives oi Niter
have reyOlted and massacred "eiiian
merchant named kuenzel, and several Ger
man employees.
DUBLIN, sept. 2.-Patrick OBrien, NJ
T., has been arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
ElUXANNA.
speech From Hon. ~. 1t. George Tucker
Fatal AccideDt--Crops.

PALMYRA, sept. o. Special. There
was an unusually large crowd at court TO-
day, assembled 10 hear Hon. Harry Tucker,
our present able and efficient representa-
tive and nominee for Congress in the Tenth
district. Owing 10 the illness Of Colonel
William Il. Petit, county chairman, [. ;.
Thomas was called 10 preside, and at II A.
NJ. in "a few words, introduced the speaker.
For two hours. in an earnest, able, aud IN
structiye manner he discussed the Tariff.
Pension, Bankrupt, Reciprocity, Force
bill, etc, etc. Harry was in hrst-class
trim. and spoke with great force. lie occu.
pies warm place in the affections OF all
true, brave men in Fluyanna. lie goes
from here 10 Cumberland and AppomattoX
He announced empbatically that he be
lieved the hope OF the country was III the
calm, conservative, determined organiza.
ton Of the farmers.
The cOlOred man Frank Cracky, VINO iei
from the top OF barn on the plantation ol
MIR. James ;. Payne. while regulating To-
bacco, broke his neck, and was instantly
killed.
Late tobacco very much improved by the
recent rains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
yE-BAlL.

National League.-At Pittsburg (hrst
camel: Pittsburgs, 8; New iorks, !.
second game: Pittsburgs, 6; New iorks,
:.
At Cincinnati: Cincinnatis, :; Philadel-
phias, >. , po.,o
Cleyeiands, ,. ,,,o
American Association-M Louisville
Loujsyiles, 10; Rochesters. T..
At Toledo: Toledos, Il Baltimores, :.
Al II. Louis: II. Louis, ,; Athletics. :.
Called end seventh inning on account oi
darkness.) - q,
Al Columbus: Columbus, /; Syracuse, o'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
NORTH CAROLINA.
Convention Of Democratic Ciubs--BidS
for the Union Depot.

RALEIGH. y. c.. Sept. - Special. r.
The Capital Club, Of this city, and other
buildings are to-day handsomely decorated
with bunting and various cmblems Of
gaycty in honor OF the State Convention of
Democratic clubs which meets here
tomorrow. An immense crowd il eXpc: :ted
BIDS FOR THE UNION DEPOr.
The officers of the Richmond and Dan
vile railroad arrived here to-day and con
ferred with the officers OF the Seaboard An
Line and opened bids for the new Union
depot here. There being some dispute Will
regard TO the bids, the award of the contract
was postponed till the committee shall eX'
anime them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
MISSISSIPPI CONVENTION.
A Prohibition Clause Asked to lie In
serted In the Constitution.

JACKSON, Mss, Sept. 23.-ln the Consti-
tulional Convention this morning Chris
man and Hamilton made minority report
from the Temperance Committee, stating
that they believed the majority OF the whlte
people OF the State wanted prohibition, ana
that the existing laws are inadequate 10
suppress the liquOr evil. They yield the
point that the people are not ready for
constitutional prohibition, and asked that a
clause he inserted in the Constitution de-
claring saloons and tipping houses
public nusances, which may be abated or
suppressed in the name Of the state or on
complaint of any citizen. Consideration OF
the question was set for Friday. The con-
yention then completed consideration of the
apportionment report and passed the whole
practically as reported.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
KING GEORGE.

Hume's Chances in the Counts-Enco"f-
aging OUTLOOK for Farmers.
KING GEORGE c. H., sept. 22.-lSpecial.l
The citizens Of this county have been FORM
ally apprized Of Mr.. Frank Hume's inde-
pondent candidacy for Congress, and Mr..
llumc's c0nceit in snpp0sing that he stand
eyen ghost of u chance in this Democratic
district Is simply appalling. No doubt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24

herewith extends the time in which securitJ
holders may become parties TO the plan M
70 September 10Th, after which no bonds car
be deposited except subject TO such terms
as the committee may impose.
Earnings. Richmond and Danviile system
For the second week in September, 1S0
S3Oi. 30: 1889, s26o,g0; increase, su,O.5
Two weeks in September, 1880, S5s',3Ooi
1879. SJO2. 40; Increase, ssl,s9O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
THROUGHOUT VIRGINIA.
SESSION OF The STATE SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Subjects FOR Discussion-M Matrimonial
Boom In Iynchburg-Rev. DIR. Danes
Pastorate-C Conference of Eighth Dis
trict Democrats Over the state.

Boom In Iynchburg-Rev. DIR. Danes
Pastorate- Conference of Eighth Dis
trict Democrats over the state.
LNNCnBuRG, VA, September 23.- SDe-
cial.I The Virginia State Sunday-School
Convention will hold its third annual ses-
sion In the Second Presbyterian church Of
this city, commencing tomorrow at 9
o'clockTO-nighta general mass-mceting~as
held consisting Of miscellaneous addresses
and other exercises, There is a very large
number of delegates already in attendance
from every section Of the State. which will
be largely increased by tomorrow mornings
arrivals. The address Of welcome 10 the
convention will be delivered tomorrow
morning 10y Major Thomas j. kirkpatrick.
Of this city. Among those who will de
liver addresses during the session are:
Hon. William Reynolds. cX-Presidcnt Of
the International >unday-School Union,
subject. estate and County OrganiZl-
tons; Rev. Jabez Han. -. d., of the
Christian Church, Of Richmond. subject
"Promise and Praise Service: Rev. J. l..
Bushnell, -. D., of the International
Executive Committee, subject, "Ieach-
ing Gods Word; Rev. j. r. Whit
leN, OF klchnond SUBJECT. "Irepara-
tion for Teaching the sunday school
class" Mr.. Albert l.. West. OF Richmond.
subject. "Ihe sunday School its past, pres
ent and future" Captain l.. l.. Marks, Of
Petersburg, subject, ''Suuday school Man
agemcnt." Rev. Dr. Felix, Of Lynchburg,
subject, Relation of the sunday School to
the Church and the duty of the Church to
the sunday School Rev. Il. II. Fleming,
Of Lynchburg, Words of Encouragement
and Cheer"
MIR. samuel j. Grove, ticket agent for the
Norfolk and Western railroad at Pulaski
city, and Miss Lucy Woods0n Allen. daugh-
ter of Mr.. Henry Allen, Sr., of this city, will
be married this evening. This is the be-
ginning Of great boom in the matrimonial
market in this city. there being two more
similar events scheduled for tomorrow and
several others in the next ten DAYS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
ex-PRESlDENT CLEVELAND
Denies the Philadelphia Canard About
his Health.

NEW York, September pa story ema-
Mating from Philadelphia was published in
an afternoon paper hels today, the general
purport Of which was that ex-President
Cleveland was in failing health that he
had not been able, to any extent. TO ENJOY
his summer vacation; that he was losing his
ambition, etc. Mr.. Cleveland said this after
noon that he had never passed more enJoya-
BILE vacation; never felt better than he does
at present, and that the article referred to
was false in every particular. He had never
authorized any such statement, and could
not deny the whole article too emphatically
Mr.. Cleyeland's eyes are bright. his face
was bronzed by his summer outing, and he
appeared to be in perfect health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
BUCKINGHAM.
Arrest of Participants in n Tragedy
Harry Tncker's Prospects.

Harry Tncker's Prospects.
VARIETY SHADES, sept. -. special. r.
The last Of the party who were engaged in
the terrible tragedy which occurred at
Berry Lessner's, near the ore Bank, few
days ago, were brought 10 the courthouse
on last saturday and safely lodged in jail.
Politics are very quiet. Since the Water
loo given the Republicans in this county
under the efficient management OF the
Democratic leaders last fall they have been
rs meek as Moses. There will be quite a
walkoyer by Harry Tucker this time, and
there is no reason why buckingham shall
not remain Democratic.
The crops OF corn and tobacco throughout
the county are good; rain is much needed
% sOnen the ground for wheat seedlng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
An on,ccr Commits suicide.

BERLIN. sept. 2}---lt has transpired that
Major Won Norman, c0mmandant OF Tue
Cadets school, committed suicide because
soldier had given information tnat ne WIS
guilty Of an unnatural crime.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
ninh EInna. In Pari..

PARIS. sept. % The Ardeche river - t, ~
high food. At Audbenas, sych COLLAPSE"
and the surrounding country was nun
dated. Houses were undermined py th'
water. and fell and the vineyards ,n'y%.n, III.
persons were killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
A MINNEsoTA HAIL-sroRM

wipes Away Crops aud Leaves the Farm
-r- Destitute.
MINxEAPoLis, MIMI, Sept. S.-A Bad
Ak. Mich, special to the Tribune says;
"Reports, nom the storm in Huren county
have lust come 10 hand. Hail fesi to tie
depth Of eight inches, and iIterair mus =
away the crops. The damage 10 estinaet =
al xSOO,000. Many OF the farmers are 10
destitute condition."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
,,s,r,sn Miners strike.

VIENNA. September 23.-The miners,
strike il extending to the frontier districts
and much disorder has occurred. Inc
troops charged the crowds to-day ana nu, e
mer5us arrests were made. About o,"i
mon arc on strike.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
nlew ont His rather. Brains

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, sept. 23.-IIOract
Mercer, aged seventeen, killed his father
last night, at his home, near Dardanelle
The father had whipped the son for miscOn'
duet, in the afternoon. The boy crept into
his fathers room, and. as he lay asleep
blew out his brains with pistol. The boy
l.. "a, tan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
ANTICIPATING THE TARIFF.
Foreign Merchants Making Large s"ip-
,nents of Goods.

LIVERPOOL, sept, 23.-rhe transatlan-
tic steamers are carrying extraordinaru'
large carsos OF goods, exporters being
anxious To start their shipm enis neiore
October list, the date Of the new Aulerie,n ,,c w
tariff. Freigats have advanced Isom W !"
10 ehillin0s per ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
Plead Guilty.

TROY, y. y, Sept. 23.-ln the Court Of
Sessions to-day, Arthur Buett pleaded
guilty 20 an indictment charging him with
misparing the cabbage switch of the Hud-
son River railroad between East Albany
and Castleton, on september ith. lie VIII
be sentenced tomorrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
STORM ON LAKE WINNIPEG.
The steamer of Lieutenant-G -Governo
schultz Lost.

WINNIPEG, NAN, Sept. 23.-News was
received here to-day Of the wreck Of Lieu
tenant-Governor Schultz's steamer kee
mater on Lake Winnipeg. The boat lef
here in July last, Mr.. Watts in charge,
with deta 'hment of Northwest mounted
pa ice. 4 fearful storm passed over Tue
/ .lc, the seventh day after the boat "as
last seen, and it is thought that those on
board rerished.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
SIayin and McAuiiife.

LONDON. Sept. 23.-siayin and McAuiiic
had a further hearing in the Lambeth Police
Court this morning. and both were bound
over in the sum of $1,000 to keep the peace
on one surety. and 1000 to appearlf called
upOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24

NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. 23.-The anti
lottery law passed by Congress last week
has had wonderful effect on the New Or
leans postoilice, and its business has de-
creased so that large reduction in the
| force has become necessary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
Terrific cyclone.

CoRsICASA, Ten. sept. u 2'-lssterday
afternoon a cyclone swept over the town oi
Drc.den. eight miles rom herr. ine
torn ado deyasted strip ci eoilqify ulty
yards wide and three miles In length.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
The Rebels Dispersed

SuAKIM. sept. 23.--The Rebels made an
advance upon the city to-day, but were dis
persed by the fire from the forts. lbere
were no casualties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
RAIL WAY ACCIDENT IN ITALY.

king Humbert aud Queen Mafguertts
Minister to the Injured.
ROME, Sept. 23.-A passenger train was
derailei to-day between Florence and re
sole, and five persons were killed and
twenty injured. King Humbert and queen
Marg,,er;ia. on learning Of the accident
abandoned sn intended trip to the races
and yisitei the injured, ding all they could
10 alleviate the. sunerings Of the unicrsu
mates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
lcartliutiake.

COLUMBUS. ONO, Sept. 23.-siX distinct
shocks OF earthquake, accompanied by u
rumbling sound, occurred here about 3
O'Clock this morning. They appeared to
come from the South, and the last shock
lasted for nearly minute.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
FROM BEYOND THE SEAS.
LATEST HAPPENINGS OF INTER-
EST IN OTHER LANDS.
The struggle Against Lsndiordism IN ire'
iand-Foreign Merchants Busy shipping
coods to the United states-ConhaSra-
,,o, at A.pjnwaIi-Cabiegram

DUBLIN, Sept. 23.-rimothy Healy'
speaking at league meeting In Dublin
tonight, said that If any tenants submitted
10 the demands Of the landlords they wefo
traitors to their fellow countrymen. hc
nromised that he and his colleagues would
continue the struggle for the extinction o'
Innhlnrhiam In Ireland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24

alton OF bills on the calendar unobjected TO-,
several being passed. The House bill with
Senate substitute to defend and regulate
the jurisdiction Of the courts OF the u nlted
States was then taken up, the pending
question being on Mr.. Germans amend,
ment to substitute Baltimore for Riclimonu
as the place for holding court IN the ourth
circuit. Mr. Barbour argued against the
amendment. but as no quorum voted upon
il the bill went over without action, and
the Senate at $40 adjourned till tomorrow
al noon.