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The daily critic., 1890-06-16
ChIldren,. Day In the Lnthernn Chnrrn-

Pastor Domer Of St. Paul's English
Lutheran Church, Eleventh and II
streets, looked smiling and happy yes.
terday morning as his eyes rested upon
the beautiful floral decorations of the
pulpit and the bright young faces which
greeted him from the auditorium of the
church. 1t was Childrcn's day. and the
sweet songs sung by the Sunday school
children were greatly enjoyed by the
adult members Of the congregation.
Pastor Domer delivered an address, aud
the occasion was a very happy one to
an concerned.
The daily critic., 1890-06-16

1t is understood that the State De
partmcnt will be asked TO take steps
toward breaking up the crowds who
make a practice Of gathering IN front Of
the Chinese Legation on Dupont Circle
Whenever the ladies Of the legation
come out upon the balconies In the at.
tcrnoon n crowd Of men and women &C
cumulatc there aud annoy them. II Is
claimed the officer on the beat makes no
effort TO keep the pavement clear. as
they would In case OF other gatherings.
The daily critic., 1890-06-16
MIR. Douglass Thinks IL ia settled

II think it is all settled, replied
Commissioner Douglass TO a question
asked him this morning by a Critic
reporter regarding Sunday ball playing.
II think the members of the club will
quietly acquiesce in the order issued by
the Commissioners.
VIII the club take the matter into
the courts 2"
That / cannot say ot present. /
think, however, that after more ma.
ture consideration Of the question, that
the club will decide not 10 go to law; 3;
but, Of course, on that point can say
nothing positively"
The daily critic., 1890-06-16

In his prayer at the opening of the
session Of the House this morning the
acting Chaplain, Rev. J. H. Cuthbert,
not only prayed for those in author
ity," but for the members Of the press.
There is a widespread opinion that they
need praying for quite as much as
those in authority, OF even members
Of Congress.
The daily critic., 1890-06-16

Two boys have been detected stealing
from Smith & Wardwell Of the Boston
Variety Store. Their names are Foley
and Jackson. They were discovered
stealing lead pencils and other small
ware, and acknowledged they had been
pilfeTing for the last twelve months
The cases Will be thoroughly inyesti-
gated
The daily critic., 1890-06-16
Mt. ReIt Goinr Me.t.

R, Y, Belt, the Assistant Commits.
missioner OF Indian Affairs, will leave
Washington July for San Francisco,
where he will superintend the annual
letting for Indian supplies, which be-
gins July l6. He will be accompanied By
MF. Goodwin, a clerk in the office, and
by his son.
The daily critic., 1890-06-16

At the National Law School yester
day morning Rev Frank sewall Of the
New Church Society preached his last
sermon before his vacation. lie left
this morning for Chicago 10 attend the
general convention Of the New Church,
which couvenes in that city this week
The services Of the Washington Society
will be continued during the month Of
Trup
The daily critic., 1890-06-16

Twenty eight fomth-class postmasters
were appointed TO day And First As
sistaut Postmaster General ClaTksoa is
still out of the city Chief Clerk Flw-
Ter, who is acting in the place Of NJ
Clarkson, is learning 10 swing the axe
with as much skill and gTacefuluess as
his ilustTiOus chief.
The daily critic., 1890-06-16

Mr, and Mrs Buuette. with their
son, Lionel Little Lord FauntleEoy
viii sail on JLe steamer Columbia Of
the Hamburg line on The l9gh f0r
Gubersdorf Germany The trip Is 10
he made for the benefit Of the health of
the boy, who has for some time been AM
irE.LiL
The daily critic., 1890-06-16
Meddinr rhis Manning

Miss Eslanda Gilbert Cardoz1,
daughter Of Professor and Mrs. +. l..
Cardozo Of this city, was married this
morning to Mr. John J. Goode in the
Fifteenth street Presbyterian Church
The ceremony was performed by Rev
DR.. Grimkc. Mr. and Mrs. GoDdc left
the city on an early train for an ex.
tended tour Of the West.
The daily critic., 1890-06-16
FOR SALEl
HOUSES.

3story and basement l0-room brick
house. an modern Improvements; situate
Second street, between and ID Sc.
45g Price, $4,000
2tory frame house, with large lot; situate
onsiytb street, between b and G. Cse.
g5T Price, 5000
9tory brick house, containing g rooms
aud bath. size Of lot, lsz75. situate on q
street sw.
SOS Price $4,000.
af0ry and back building brick dwelling,
containing no rooms. BIl modern improve
mcuts. situate on corner of Ninth and q
4s3 Price 5000.
2story brick house, 9 rooms aud bath;
situate on J. street, between North Capitol
4O3 Price, 81 $50.
9-story brick house, containing W rooms;
all modern Improvements, situate No g24
42s Price, sio,55o.
3.storv brick house, 10 rooms, size Of lot,
25Nl25, situate 40. 1922 " 80. NV.
PSI Price, $4,000.
2story and basement. brick house.
rooms and bath, situate on New Hampshire
s69 Price, $500.
2-Horv Groom brick house: situate on
Cleveland ave-, bet. 18th and 18th, w aud
Boundary.
4G5 Price. 81 900.
2-s'ory Groom brick house, on Wallach
Place.
4sl Price, 1890.
e-story Groom brick house; situate on
WallaCh Place.
442 Price, S., 100.
3-stOry brick house, containing n rooms
and bath, and an modern Improvements;
situate No. 1920 G. 81. NV
$50 Price. fl5. 600.
Improved property on the north side Of
q st., wide trout.
444 Price. t}5. 600
A large stable property On a desirablolo-
cation; now under lease 20 good tenant,
paying 9 per cent.
8l7 Price g2s. 600
49i-Fmmo dwelling, Grant ave, Mount
Pleasant. Price, $1,000.
4gO-Four alley houses, containing
rooms, each rent Tor Bl5 per month. Price,
$500.
4sg-s.room frame house, lot .Ox15, on L
50. Sc. Price, 5000.
49T-2story and cellar brick house, o
rooms and bath, situate on Columbia
HCights. Price, $4,000.
The daily critic., 1890-06-16
An Instance Of Reeds Methods.

The House Committee on Rules met
this morning and decided to take up
the Bankruptcy bill tomorrow Debate
will continue until Wednesday after.
noon, when a vote will be taken.
An incident happened in relation to
this meeting which shows Speaker
Reeds autocratic methods. He sent
word 10 Mr. Blount, a member of the
committee, of the meeting. BE
fore Mr.. Blount could get there
he was met by Joe" Cannon, who
coolly told him what "the committed
had done and gave Blount permission
to tell Mr.. McNIillin, the fifth member
Of the committee, about It.
Talk Of the rights of minorityl 81
far MS this committee is concerned It's
chairman, the Speaker, doesn't seem TO
be aware that there Is any minority
The daily critic., 1890-06-16

Detective Block filed another affidavit
with the Commissioners today deny
ing the statement that he influenced the
decision Of Judge Miller IN obtaining
man s release from the W0Fkh0use
Commissioner Robert stated that he did
not know when The Investigation would
be LeIl.
The daily critic., 1890-06-16
SECRETARY WINDOW UNDECIDED


tie Not Kuown When the Appraisers
WIN Die Appointed.
A gentleman ci 1loyed in the Treas
my Department hose relations with
Secretary Window most infinite,
said 70 q Cmrrc rcpo this afternoon
thar 'he names of the inc appraisers to-
be appointed had not been agreed upon
nor would they be given ont ion Sew
era. days.
N IIalford the Presidents private
secretary, said this afternoon To- a
CRITIC Ieportcr There isno particular
lUuy about making the appointments.
as thg Mckinley Custom bin, under
which the appraisers are created, viii
not 20 into effect until the ist of
August.
ltis generally accepted that Assistant
Secretary TiClcuor will De one of the
appraisers, and already candidates are
priugiug up for the Assistant Secre
taryship In The Departments the
opinion prevails that Mr. George T.
Coon will be asked TO step in and dll
The place 90 be made vacant by Mr.
Iicheuors promotion, from a salary
point of view. This is only gossip.
and is To be taken for what 50 is worth.
The daily critic., 1890-06-16

SCENE Columbia Athletic Club.
T1NE-Last Saturday night
SuuJECT-John Lawrence sullivan.
An opponent Of Sullivan has the
floor ] am opposed to allowing this
person to give an exhibition in this club
house ! am opposed TO this wife.
bcatcr, this boast-why, ] wouldn't spit
on him"
Chorus Of Sullivan admirers: you
bet your life you wouldn't"
Opponent, confused, subsidies
The daily critic., 1890-06-16
A I.onn for nanks-

Mr. Dawes presented to the Senate
to-day petition from the members Of
the Senate and House of Representa-
tives Of the Commonwealth of Massa-
chusetts asking the appointment aud
retirement Of Nathaniel =. Banks as a
maior-geneTal.
The daily critic., 1890-06-16

The Indian Office received a telegram
This afternoon from Agent Upshaw Of
the Tongue River Agency, Montana,
saying that he had mailed his report
giving the details about the Indian out
break. lie informs the Office that the
excitement among the settlers has been
allaycd, and that no serious results are
nnnrnLnnlnl
The daily critic., 1890-06-16
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS ON THE
FEDERAL ELECTION BILL.
SYNOPSIS OF TIE VICIOUS MEASURE.
An Amalgamation Of the Original
Lodge and ROwell Bills,
AN INSTANCE OF BOSS REEDS METHODS
District Matters Under Consideration
The Proposed Board Of Education.
Silver in the Senate.

The Senate non. coucurred in the
House amendment TO the bill to estab-
lish the customs collection district Of
Puget Sound, and a conference asked.
A message from the House was pre-
sented, asking further conference on the
Antitrust bill and assented to.
The House went into Committee Of
the Whole, Mr. Burrows in the chair, on
the Sundry Civil Appronriation bill.
The daily critic., 1890-06-16

in triplicato, enc copy going to the
Clerk Of the House The person SO
certified is 70 be placed on the roll Of
the House.
Elaborate provisions are adopted to-
obtain what the Republicans call
free ballot and an honest
count and severe pains and
penalties are denounced against any
one who infrincos on the law-if 70
ever becomes a law.
The daily critic., 1890-06-16
Mant nc Monnment.

Mr.. Turpie to-day presented to the
Senate the resolution and memorial Of
the Republican Convention Of the Ninth
Indiana Congressional District in favor
of erecting a monument at the Tippe,
canoe battle grounds.
The daily critic., 1890-06-16

MI Dawes introduced 10 the Senate
to-day a resolution Of w. L. Rodman
Post, No. / G. A r., at New Bedford,
Mass, favorlng the transfer of the
revenue cutter service 10 the Navy.
The daily critic., 1890-06-16
RepTessntative CuIberson Recovered.

Congressman CulbeTson Of Texas.
who has been sick for the past few days
has now recovered. He said 10 The
CEIIIC reporter In tie lobby Of the
Metropolitan this morning tha he had
had return Of the grip and thss it had
knocked Linn out
The daily critic., 1890-06-16
A DAMP GAS EXPLOSION.

sixty Five Miners Imprisoned and Be
lieved to Be suTocated.
CoNNELLsvGGLE, PA, June 16.-
Damp gas exploded at o'clock this
afternoon in the Hill Farm, near Dun.
bar. OF the sixty five men in the pit,
fifteen have been taken out badly in
jured The others arc supposed to be
suffocated.
The daily critic., 1890-06-16
non.es ID rnIs Chu-ch. Nj.

a new cottage, situate only 5 mlnutcs'
walk from Falls Church stations, w. & %.
r. r., Va, c0ntaiuIngt q rooms, bath, pam
try, and trunk room, size df lot, lIOGI50
feet. Price, $500. Terms easy
hLsO--A new cottage, situate only 5
minutes walk from Falls Church station,
w. & %, r. g., Va, containing, parl0r,
dining-r0om, Kitchen, 4 bedrooms, bath,
servants room and attic. Price, $500.
Terms easy.
The daily critic., 1890-06-16
IresidentiaI Vhitors

The President no doubt feels blue
to-day as only three distinguished
representatives of lis party called 10
pay their respects, viz Secretaries
Blaine and Proctor ana senator
Su0uugr
The daily critic., 1890-06-16

The wedding Of Miss Minnie Morgan
daughter Of The late DR. James L. Nor
gan and Mr. James M0sheT, win be
sqlempized this evening az Sd. AI0ysius
Church His Emiuence, Cardinal Glib
boHs viii perform the ceremony.
The daily critic., 1890-06-16
District Man Appointed consul.

The President to-day sent to the Sen.
ate the nomination Of Joseph f. Hay.
den of the District Of Columbia to be
L. 5. Consul at Brcslau and some Army
promotions.
The daily critic., 1890-06-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE. AL.


To-day's New York stock market quota
ti0us, furnished by q. T.. Havenuer.
Rooms 9 and n, Atlantic building, $50 F
street northwest. Correspondents, VI. B.
Mcndham, New York; Chandler, brown &
Co, Chicago.
The daily critic., 1890-06-16

a rational prohibitory temperance
uceting was held yesterday afternoon
at Metropolitan NJ + Church Re
marks were made by w. Jennings
Demorest of New York w. NJ Jones,
treasurer, Right Worthy Grand Lodge,
J. O. G. T.; John Lloyd Thomas Of
New York, George May Powell Of
Philadelphia, Rev DR.. Munger, Water
loo, N Y, and Senator Blair, who
said that prohibition, State and ma
tional, is what we want. Representa-
tive Fickler of Dakota also spoke The
after dance was small, and Mrs Bitten
bender was In charge Of the meeting.
wilson & Mnrrland WV whIssr. ton
The daily critic., 1890-06-16

The police were disappointed yester
day in not having chance to make a
haul Of professional baseball players at
Atlantic Park In order, however, to
keep their end up and make some sort
of showing they raidcd a Sunday
game Of ball that was in progress at
Mooro's Lane, near the corner Of Fourth
street and Florida avenue. Six or eight
Colored men who were indulging in "a
little exercise were arrested
The daily critic., 1890-06-16

NEW YonE June t6-A special from
Tacoma says that George Francis Train
viii start about September ] for another
trip around the world. accompanied by
Editor Rodebaugh of the Tacoma
Ldgcr and a party Of friends lie eX-
poets 10 make the circle of The globe In
eiNlV laNs
The daily critic., 1890-06-16

Advertisements EH1fr ma Read, four Tines o.
less % cent? f0T one iassTfi0H 50 ssats f1F three
IL ANDSONE FURNISHED ROOMS, EN
II suite or single, az the Buckingham, 90
18Th = V, overlooking Mcpherson square
Choice table.
EOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED Rooms,
Il suitable for gentlemen no. 90s N 81 ".
The daily critic., 1890-06-16

PARIS, June 16-A meeting which
was held Saturday for the purpose Of
expressing sympathy with the recently
arrested Nihilists was disturbed by
Anarchists, who succeeded in turning
the affair into a series Of personal en-
counters L'EaaUC having spoken In
harsh terms of the attitude taken by
the Anarchists, thirty of the latter at
tackled the Office of the paper yesterday,
nearly wreckine the place.
The daily critic., 1890-06-16
kaF- ROCHDALE CO-OP SOCIETY OF THE
s-S DIST OF COL.

- MS, IA, ts6T - q Nt ~
Members ~ MS ssqiafvsrs informed that
ne. Dgvg iTraas = cards ana TBsfs5 frlrrrys8
ana Fvfarde5 are i1g- T..lv : IN issr5..
NlTbs-s Sg.ii rsl9rp ff 1I5 IN fs7ss,., ssr3
VIII fheir address written across tbe face,
~ auv nj tf...s 3.r7l.j FsIve, ana .I5ff1l +Ia
new 81 rsTTeSt I'D ~ uropsr 81, fee Fbers
Ieire +,.r an MON 49, tsia sb.,5II4 etfe5.
~ re9 esri fef1fe RfrH 52fh fg-fsnt
r.rornrfrsss IS zdvfsah1a W. ~ -.rr-J fT4f
n J.a.fr4ffsr 1l.y5f51
The daily critic., 1890-06-16

Why don't you look 10 your 9Wu Interests
Tie cheapest place IN The city 20 bay cloth
ing Is AZ 3ll Seventh street northwest, tbs
Great Bankrupt sale Of Clothing
The daily critic., 1890-06-16

To.day's Chicago grain ana provision
market quotations furnished by q. T.
Hayenner, Rooms and II, Atlantic Build
ing, $50 + street northwest. Correspond
euts, NJ. b. Meudham, New York; Chand-
Ter, Brown & Co, Chicago.
The daily critic., 1890-06-16

Mr. Blair introduced in the Senate
to-day a joint resolution requesting the
President to invite an international
conference to meet in Washington with
view to the formation Of an interna-
tional alliance for the suppression Of
slavery and the slave trade Of the
traffic In Intoxicating liquors, firearms
and destructive substances with un-
civilized peoples and to promote
the establishment of schools Of common
knowledge. art and industry among
them; also to secure the disarmament
Of nations and the organization of in.
ternational courts.
The resolution was laid on the table,
Mr.. Blair giving notice that he would
address the Senate on 1t at future
day.
The daily critic., 1890-06-16

WANTEU-UELP.
Ady1tiseUsnu uHasr ere ke1f, f0yr H0ss N
e., % cHt rOT one i7ssfti0H, 80 CsEtF for Hrss.
VNrANTED-TWO GIRLS, ONE AS CHAM
w hcrmgid and one ls cook; willing TO-
leave Tile cityi good home ana guud paw. $50
y SO ts w. iulGIt
NNvANTED IMMEDIATELY, SETTLED
w women. good plain cook. Gail it 1909
larewoUd avenue, Le ur0It Park iuiIlt
NTANTED-A WHITE GIRL FOR GEN
w eral hguscwork In a small family,
man, wife and boy years old; German pre-
ierrcd; 70 the right party a pleasant home
and good wages assured. Apply az No. 1908
o 81 W.
UTANTED-BY A GOOD COLORED LAUN-
w dress, washing and ironing 90 10 az
home references given. Apply 1873 N U av.
AN ABLE ADVERTISING, INSURANCE,
~ Safe, Lghtuugrud. or Book Agent, or
Reporter, OF great ssavoir iaire, for literary
work. Large salary. Write London g. Hart
ford Pub. CO., n ".
The daily critic., 1890-06-16

1t is not likely a vote will be reached
in the Senate on silver to-day. Last
week an attempt was made to
have enough Republican Sen
ators sign pledge to vote for
the compromise bill TO ensure its pas
sage It is claimed thirty nine took the
pledge. This would mean the passage
Of the bill without the Senate being
called upon to vote for a free coinage
amendment.
On the other hand, IL is claimed by
the silver men that not enough Senators
signed to ensure the desired object.
Which is right will only be known
certainly when the vote Is taken, as the
Senators who signed the written pledge
took a verbal pledge of secrecy.
The compromise bill will provide
for the purchase Of S4, 500, 600 of silver
a month, the certificates issued in pay.
mCnt therefor TO be redeemable In coin
The daily critic., 1890-06-16

Wilson & Maryland NNNX whisky tel
cents, 40 BrilEs.
The daily critic., 1890-06-16

n s. HUNDY. CaMR 0EDEEDs F1R An
~ sexes aaa Iea'-aE.zs. ais "a aFea OPP
The daily critic., 1890-06-16
PROPOSALS.

CUSTOM HOUSE, GEORGETOWN, u. c.,
~ June TO- 1sHO.-Sealcd proposals will be
received until ~ o'clock noon, THU RSDAY,
JUNE 10, 1850, for furnishing fuUl, lights,
water, Ice and miscellaneous supplies for this
building during the fiscal year ending June
30 lsll. Particulars on application. CIlAs.
DODGE, Custodian. iut0,11li
nEpARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL Washington, June 2, isg0.-Sealed pro.
uosals for furnishing and erecting an iron
fire escape and stand pipe on the Freedmeu's
Hospital and Asylum Building near Wash
iuEtuu, u. g., Will be received at the Depart
ment until O'Clock p. m, FRIDAY, JUNE
90 le9Q, when they VIII be opened, Blank
forms ut proposal, Specifications. ETC., may
he obtained upon application at the office OF
the Chief Clerk OF the Department, where the
drawings may bc Inspected. JOHN VI.
NOBLE, Secretary
A RCHITECTns OFFICE, u. s. CAPITOL.
"A May Is, 1890, - Proposals for Marble and
Granite Work for Fountain and Basin and
for Bronze Vases and Lampposts for Terrace
II, 5, Cdpitol.-S separate proposals for the
above will be received until THURSDAY,
JUNE 18 ls9O, az ~ o'clock noon, at this
office, where plans, specifications and models
may now be seen, EDWARD CLARK, ArUhi-
feet u. s, Capitol.
The daily critic., 1890-06-16
wANrED-m MISCELLANEOUS.

AdrfriiseUtHts uudsy tAis head, t0lr HN.a az
A FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS WITH
steam power, good elevator service and FIRST
class lanitorsuip, in the POST BUILDING
for rent at low rates TO first elias. tenants.
Apply 20 sTusoN uUTCHINs, oB Post
Building, or FRANK MAGUIRE, supcrln-
tendout.
The daily critic., 1890-06-16

EOR RENT-TWO BRAND NEW SIX
II room frame houses, high and dry laea-
tion; near churches aud public school iu
IniontOwu. Inquire Of A. BEHREND, fss Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05
AUCTION sALEs-Fntarc Davs.
ByJ. n. Valentine. Aucfionssr,
1854 east Main street.

A UCTrON SALE OF ELEGANT
N WALNUT BAR-PixTuRss, WANT iiNS ICE s
BOX. SHOWCASE 1,J0O-POUND hon SAFE.
STOCK WINES, LIQUORS, Cl0Ahs, T0bAC-
GO, STATE AND CITY LICENSES. &c.-by re-
ousst o. Mr.. c. A. Wilson. Who Is changing nusl-
ness. / will sell - whole o. i"s< esS' NM"
THURSDAY. August 2, 1880.
At iox O'Clock, his HANDSOME EsTABLisH-
MgNT. consisting 10 part OF WALNUT BACh-
PAR. with three Plato Glass Mirrors. band.oreiy
decorated; FINE WALNUT BAR.CouNTEh;;
elegantly carved, with Brass Foot-kests and
Cherry Railing and entire Copper sink ana
Drains; 1 FINE WALNUT lCK-Box, WIN
nnest PIPES and Fixtures and Plated Faucets;
siso. DOUBLE. DECKED SHOWCASE. TABLES.
and CHAIRS to match; l IRON SAFE. l,1O
pounds, nearly now: BAR well stocked with
FINE WINES. LIQUORS. CIGARS, TogAcno.
kc. floor covered throughout with oii-cLoIa;
All necessary RUBBER MATS, and oosutnully
decorated with HANDsONELf-fkANE PlS-
TUKrS: FIND DEChNTERS, GLAssWAbE.
nc. This Is nrst-class opportunity tor any ono
desiring 10 engage To the bar business We ~
vito you TO call and inspect tho place. frNa'
bids received up 20 day OF sale: -c,v
''-S j. II. VALENTINE,
.u2 Auciioneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-05

berctofore made TO the landowners 70 give
tSe riCht ~ way, and TO subscribe such
iands a they can to 30 paid IN stocs OF
conpany. that we will ask tho Le0is,
lature OF Virginia 70 confer on the boaro
Of Supervisors Of Gloucester county an,
The road bed and railroad property. both
real and personal. in the county OF olou-
caster for the period Of blank years from
the completion Of SAID road. :, :,
Third That special attention IL called
10 our waterfront in Gloucester county.
with large shipping facilities and narpor
equal to, II not superior, to any on the AT
lantic coast.
Fourth. That q committee OF three be
appointed to consider and report Is 20 me
depth of tho water and the haroor iaciii-
ties at Gloucester Point and otner Points
in Gloucester county.
TIE RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
Captain n. d. Garden gave his views OF
tbe heat ronto for railroad and the best
means to use to get ROAD. AFTER MS
speech the resolutions were adopted. Cap
tain Garden will speak at King and queen
Courthouse Thursday.
COUNTY ALLIANCE.
The sub-alliances Of Gloucester or
canized a county alliance to-day. There
are ten sub-alliances in the county ana
she order 10 RAPIDLY growing in strength.
The Officers are: Charles Catlett, presi-
dent: @. r. Watson. vice-president Nj. Z.
Richardson, secretary; A. L.. weaver.
treasurer; w. Il. Lee, chaplain: Amen
Fitzhugh, lecturer; Otis Bland. ASSISTANT
lecturer; NJ. V. kerns, doorkeeper; Ihar, N
Jones. assistant door-keeper; >. NJ
Shackleford, sergeant-at-arms; W. ID. BIS
tow. steward: l.. G. Catlett. business
agent; J. d. Pointer, William jarvis, ana
G. 4. Roane. deputy committee.
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.
The Democrats held q mass-meetinE TO
elect delegates to Tappahannock. Inc
following resolutions were adopted;
Whereas the House of Representatives
has passed bill known az the election DILL
which is, in our Judgment. the contraven,,
ton of the Constitution OF the uniteu
States, injurious TO the general CONNER,
cial interests ofthe country, and caicuiateu
TO revive animosty which TO large eA'eh'
has happily su bsided: therefore be 1t
Rcsoirsd by the Democrats Of Gloucester IN
mass D,eetinq assembled. !, That whilst we
are fully satisfied that our senators IN the
Congress of the United states appreciate
the gravity of the situation, yet we think
n not improper 10 assure them or our SEN
timents and TO request them to resort 70
all lawful means to defeat the passage OF
the said bill.
2. Resolced, That a copy of these resolu-
tions be forwarded by the Secretrry 10
Senators Daniel and Barbour.
THE DELEGATES.
The following are the dsiegate eiio :, a.
Charles Catlett. J. I. Mills, Frederick
Deans, r. NJ. Page, Cyrus Wright, F. 3.
Jones. George A. Tinsley. J. r. Ross, F. Il.
Wolf, j. N. Stubs. J. L. Taliaferro. l.. ID.
Basye, w. X. Perrin. Marquis Jones, and W.
A. Robins. IL,
Mr.. Hudgins, Of Caroline, was called
upon and responded briefly.