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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1890-02-01
-OVERCOATS-
AND
Business Suits.

What can we say to you regarding
our clothing that we haven't said a
thousand times before 7 Wedo not in
dnlge in "Hurrah' methods. We do
not resort to so called ''Sacrifice Sales'
and "Slaughters" to aid us in disposing
of our goods. We wouldn't announce
to an intelligent people that we are
selling all our stock for less than cost.
Nothing has contributed so much to-
ward the success and prosperity of our
tain our record for reliability, and to
give our Gust omers the Greatest Posi-
BILE Value for the Lowest Prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11
FIST FIGHT AT CHARLOTTE.
Dr. OGonoghae and Mr.. Cumpf Have a
bout chips OF Interest.

DR.. nGuuoghnc and Mr.. tnupf Have
bout chips OF Interest.
CHARLOTTE. y. g.. February TO- spec
ial. DR. Odon0ghue and Mr. Gumpf bad
a hsticuf this afternoon. Gumpf was
knocked down with black eye and both
parties will appear before Justice Davis
tomorrow morning. Od0uOghuo, On losing
bis wife some months ago, states that ho
went TO Washington tO bury her. The
doughter of Oumpf bad been r. friend a the
family and bad been q recipient 0f gifts
from time 20 time. un the return of odon-
0ghue he found bis store " household goods
much los,enod and sent 20 have some re-
turned GumQf said bis daughter had been
insulted and Wednesday night accDeied
OdOnOghuc with pr0iane abuse, saying that
Dee had come from Alabama 10 kili
him. This evening be- came up and
Od0n0ghuo made attack as above stated
The recent freeze has greatly freed the
Cats Of lice.
Mr.J. =. Land. master of trains at Colum-
bia. has retired for few months Ou account
Of bis health.
Colonel William Allen, whOdiod suddenly
at -tatesyil.e on saturday afternoon, was
an eXiled Polish n0bleman, WAS e colonel Ia
the Union army during the war, came
South niieen years ago ana purchased a
farm in lredell county. Ills great hobby
was immigration here If Poles. lie was
liked by all and loved ly many.
Major II. g.. Ice. ot the banking lirm Of
II. q. Lee a Co., OF shelby, died yesterday
morning 40 Knoxville, Tenn, from blood
poisoning from war wound.
Receipts OF cotton to-day thlfiy-hfe bales.
The February term ~ ihe NecklenDurg
I Criminal Court commenced here this NORM
ing, Judge Moares presiding.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
SCHOONER BADLY WRECKED OFF
OCRACOkE.

Roanoke and Southern Raiiroad-rhe
Baptist Female .college-Fistieu6s at
Chariotte-Died From an Old War
Wound.
RALEIGH. y. e.. February TO- Special
The location committee Of the Baptist Fe-
male University will meet in this city to-
morrow night 20 decide upon the point for
building the college. Raleigh has raised a
aisEge subscription and will probably secure
the "V'sifution. 4 large number OF other
towns will MAKE - determined contest
for 10.
The schooner r. NJ. Thomas. Captain Bev-
eridge. from Baltimore. laden with mor-
chandise, went ashore this morning four
miles north OF Ocracokc. The crew was
saved and also part Of the cargo. although
the schooner was badly wrecked.
Work on the Roanoke and southern is be-
ing pushed forward As rapidly as possible.
Track lasing is now completed % the Dan
river. Just this side of Madison. stone is
Is now being hauled for the trestie across
the river. and by the time this j. completed
the track will be- completed ,o Madison.
Work will not then stop. but will De pushed
ON % Roanoke, Va.
10 is learned that there will be- other law
suits in connection with the recent ease Of
Mrs. Cora Scales Morris at Reidsyiile Since
the acQuitial of Mrs Morris. relations Of
her husband. who are not satisfied with the
verdict. Will contest the will Of the de-
ceased. The Newark Insurance Company,
with whom he held policy on his life for
$4,000. will also light the payment Of that
claim
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11
FREDERICKSBURG FACTs.
The Trial Of the Mary Washington Case
Continued.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va, February 10
Special Again to-day the fever Of excite.
ment among our people arose 10 hl-h
pitch regarding the suit for llOel oil 1olDeIl
A. kirflcv against George W. Shepherd, OF
and concerning the Mary Washington mon
uin0nt and the land on which II stands
The people Of the city have been looking
with tremulOus anxiety for the coming ol
Judge Mclaughlin. to-day, when the case
would be opened and the ieaiheu
LAWYERS i'm the case, pro ana con-
would discuss the record that would De
taken 10 the supreme Court Of Appeals OF
Virginia. Judge Mclaughlin arrived 10y
tbe late train. and amid the crowd that was
standing about the cOufi-fO0m, sergeant
Darlington declared the court open for bust.
The Smith-Iee case was called and set 90
como f.n tomorrow. Mr.. fiNhugh. counsel
Tor the Lees. gave nOIice that he would ASK
for "A continuance of the case The judge
then called attention te ibe case Of Colbert
A Klrtley against George W shepheru LOT
libel. Mf. Htzhugh stated that he was
Sreparing the bills Of exceptions in
the case, and tbal IL Moulu 0Vn-
sume an day tomorrow, and may De
lon0er 10 complete them, and that be could
NOT altogether agree 10 the bills drawn 10y
Nr. White. attorney for the plaintiffs. Mr.
Dickinson stated that each party would
nrepare their respective records. and u they
rouid not agree, the court would cut the
Knot. when the court assembled; ad-
iouvned for tomorrow at TO O'Clock.
excitement ran high to-day with the
roonle AS 10 remark made by Dir. James
a Turner. who IS connected with leading
shoe house i'm this city-vi1 that he cur
ner1 heard Mr.. Fitzhugh, the attorney ioi
Sbenberd ln the case, say to MT. Henry
Gobldman. who was the foreman OF the Jui.
that decided the case. tbat hr. asulnst ton,
one one of the attorney. for the plaintiffs asked
Titzbugh how be iWasbington} could h,, non
orahlv ret out Of The case when ne iM1'
Fifzbueh) advised Washington 20 give ,ol-
beef back his money, and retire nom lhe
case Nj. Washington denounced the re-
mont a. infamOusly false. Mt. turner
li~ned n paper setting ont and alleging lne,
tr,,th "a what be stated, and mat sever Il. az
other Gentlemen heard the siaiemehl as
made bv Sir. pizhugh, but Mr.. Turner ~ ~
vef has moi produced The paper as ne asIeou
~ do The public express themselves "s
sy sreatly interested in The matter. \ slofln'
trial j. expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11
sURRY COURTHOUSE.
Liquor License Question in statu Quo.
Charged with stabbing His Wife.

~rHRY G.. H.. Va, February lO.-.spec-
ial.-RoY. Mr. Norwood, OF Richmond, con-
Quoted "a series Of services here Ia the
Protestant Episcopal church during last
week.
40 the last term of the County Court very
little business was transacted on account OF
the visitation Of Ia grippe upon Judge
Riyes.
Owing to the strong opposition of a large
majority of citizens. no liquor has been sold
here for over year. and az the regular
license term of the court last spring there
were no applications 90 sell at this
place. There was an application.
however. tor last court, and it was expected
there would be tight 10 the finish. coun-
sci having been employed on both sides, but
tine applicant Withdrew from the held, and
there is still mo- Judicial decision that the
amti-liquOr faction desires as a precedent TO
govern future similar cases.
Several days ago a cOlored man named Rich
ard Pierce. living near here, became jealous
0fhis wife. and while under the influence of
drink stabbed her in the breast, iniilctlng a
painful though not dangerous wound.
Pierce has been arrested, and is under "a
bond for appearance at the next term OF our
County Court.
Miss Mary Jordan. one Of Smithheld's
fair and accomplished daughters, IS visiting
our town, the guest Of Hiss Georgetie Clark.
Mrs. Joseph 4. Charles and Mrs. william
NJ. Bergman died last Wednesday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11
RlOAT Al RALEIGH.
A Notorious Case Recaiied-ssodus Fever
Spreading.


RALEIGH. February lo-iSpocial. Prof.
James Dmwiddie, of Virginia, the new prin-
cipal of Peace institute. OF this city. will
take charge OF that institution az the begin
ming of the fall term. Mr. John b. Burwell.
the present principal. will remain with Pro-
fcssOr Dinwiddie as advising principal.
Professor T.. L. Moses, superintendent ot the
Raleigh Graded schools. was for some time
associated with Professor pinw iddie. and
considers him one of thC most scholarly ed
ucaiors OF the time. Tie recently occupied
the chair OF mathematics in the University
Of Tennessee at Knoxville.
The recent escape of lige Moore. at
Greensboro. recalls 90 the minds of old citi-
lens the famous ease Of komulus Chipman.
who escaped from jai at OleenshOrO on
saturday night before the Friday ON which
be- was 10 Doe hanged. lie fed to Mexico.
here hc lived for "a number oi years. In
1917 a man named Stewart sWOro that his
brother on his dcath-bod had confessed the
murder of Che woman 'hipman was ac-
cused of killing. on the strength Of this,
Governor Vance pardoned Chipman. who
has recently been on visit 90 Greensboro,
where Doe has many relatives.
Professor ". A. Blair. principal Of the
Winston graded schools. wh0.ha- Just been
elected president 0f the Peoples Bank az
=
John Blair, who is NOW professor In tho
graded schools.
The negro exodus fever has struck En-
held in Halifax county, and a regular
stampede rs said tO exist there. This Sec
tl0n has NOT hprcl0fOr, been affected by the
exodus movement
The stockholders OF the Monroe Iron
Works have just had "a meeting and decid-
ed 90 enlarge their plant on am extensive
SCALE The pIohl. Oi the company for the
sN months 70 has been running amount 10
fifteen per cent.
A serious accident occurred day on two
ago near Concord. whore force OF men
were engaged in telling trees. large tree
in falling struck several men ana broke the
thigh ol William Freeze and crushed tho
shoulder OF Lawrence lOrrilcr.
A strange ease is reported nom Goose
Greek township, in uiun county. Mr. J..
+ Beck. Of that township, has q daughter
eight ycal. old. who. although She has per-
fcctly good use Of her tongue and talks 10
other members Of the family, cannot he in
duccd to speak t0 her father. She will sit
upon his knee and allow him i0 ioudle
her. but has never been known 90 speak 10
him. Tie has tried every device 10 induce
her 90 do sO, but without avail once when
her mother sent hcr into tle field 10 deliver
a message l0 her father, she took her sister
with her iO deliver The message. The child
does NOT seem t0 have amy aversion for her
father. and her strange behavior cannot be-
accounted tor
The Eastern Carolina oyster Fish and
Game Association will bold ifs third annual
fair at Newherne February - % $40. The
fairs oi this association have been remark
ably successful and popular 4 large new
building has been added iDi5 year, in the
D.. H.I d. q
moth glass aquarium. in which will bc dis
PLAYED aA Kinds ol live fish. Governor
fowle VIII formally open the inr ON the
2ith
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11
BLACK CAP OUTRAGE.
Colored woma. Nearly Beaten to Death
BIZ NegrOes.

CHARLESTON, :. c., February lO.-A
strange story comes to-day from Allendale,
a small hamlet in Barnweil county, near
the scene of the recent lynchings. Hattie
Frazier, a negro woman and her infant,
month Old, were the victims Of "a queer
black cap outrage. Whom the news OF the
butchery at Barnwell Courthouse reached
the Allendale section. Hattie Frazier was
one OF the few negroes who did not
iOn in the chorus Of condemnation
of the act. ON the contrary, she
openly expressed the opinion that the
murdered men had only got what they de-
served. since that time the woman has
been in bad odor with her race. She bad
received threats from time 20 time, but
treated them with scOrn. But one night
last week. while asleep IN her house with her
infant. she was aroused By noise indicating
that some one was trying 10 get in at the
door: not 5uspecting anything, she went
with her baby in her arms % see what was
tne matter. Arriving at the door. she was
seized aud dragged away nom the house,
and subjected 10 a most cruel beating The
lynchers were in masculine attire, and wore
black masks and caps. After beating
the woman nearly % death, they lei hei
with a warning that they would return the
next night and finish her II she was found
in the neghborh0od. Amer the departure
OF the Black Caps the woman dragged her
self back 20 her house, where she found hei
child lying on the ground. The next day
She identified two Of her assailants. The,
were negro women living in the vicinity
and were al once arrested and lodged IN
all.
The women turned states evidence and
confessed that the logging was done by {
band Of from twenty 20 thirty negro women
who were dressed In male attire with blacl
masks and caps, and who undertook to pun
l i.h their victim for the mothers expression
OF opinion about the Barnwell negroes fate
/ Ipon their testimony fifteen negro wOmei
residing In the vicinity were arrested. lh'
affair has created considerable eNcitemcn
In Barnwell county. Great efforts wer
made 70 keep the matter quiet, but the stor
leaked out to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11

Tine Southern Society OF New York will
give their regular annual dinner on the 22d
lf February. The quariefte. cons isting OF
Mes-r,. Iriplett HaXall, Barton lIsxall,
Lilbum Myers. and ". II. Grant, have ac-
cepied an invitation 90 sing 10 the club
dinner. "Massa's ln de Gold, Gold Ground
and "My old Kentucky Home" are the
pieces selected. Mr. Reinhardt has ar
ranged the music for this occasion.
The annual celebration Of "Rey. Dr.
liatcher's Boys" took place at Grace-,treei
Baptist church sunday night. The pro.
grlmme was rich, rare and racy. Interest
ing addresses were made by Mayor Ellyson
Mr.. =. Taylor Evans and Hon. II. Il. Pol
lard. 10 was one of the most enjoyable
evenings % an present ever spent At this
venerable church.
The following is the committee charged
with arranging for The Rev. sam Jones
revival meetings 10 begin in june: Newton
Vaughan, chalrman j.. Thompson Brown
r.. II. Whitiock, e.. II. llaskcr, Gilbert j.
Hunt.
After an absence since 1856, Mr.. CaspaI
Mlr-iin, an old Richmond printer. now re
tired from the business. is In the city visit
ing bis family for thirty days. lie will en-
gage hereafter in the manufacture OF steam
rotary agricultural machinery after his OWL
patents.
Mr. Frank b. Sargent died Of pneumonia
40 D1raut, Miss. few days since. Ih,
deceased was We'll known in Richmond ant
yas "a brother o. Mr. W. +. Sargent, VIII,
lied suddenly in Richmond in December
lsss. and was inferred at Hollywood.
The funeral u Mrs. Martha Y. suther
land took place sunday. This venerable
aud esteemed lady Was ninety-fOur years o
age and was the steImother OF the late W
A. sutherland.
Nr. Maurice Powers. late 0f the Chess
peake and Ohio. now chief clerk Of Mr.. j
| T.. O'Dell. general manager Of the Balu
more and Ohio, was in the city sunday.
Mr.. ". &. Waistrum, superintendent O
/ telegraph ON the Norfolk and Western rail
road. was in the city sunday
Mr.. William II. Wainwright, late cashie
~ kuegcr's restaurant, has gone 20 koa
aOkc o. engage in business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11
ROUND ABOUT ROANOKE.
Big Sales OF Real Ecstate-Mules Were
Drowned, the Driver Escaped.

Drowned, the Driver Escaped.
ROANOKE. February TO- Special. Real
estate is now in greater demand here than
at any time in the city's history. Large
sales are made almost every day. the Nor
folk and Western Railroad Company hay-
| ing just invested between $4,000 and $780,
600: parties from the Indian Territory, SGO,-
I 600. and long list Of investments Of from
$1,000 10 $4,000 being embraced in the
transactions Of the last few days.
Among the latest sales were the Wright
block for S25, 900, and the City Hotel 10 ma
tive capitalists for $4,000. An addition will
be built 10 the hotel, by which It's capacity
will be increased by forty rooms. The I'M
creasing influx Of visitors keeps an
the hotels crowded 10 their fullest
capacity, which necessitates additional ac-
c0mm0dati0ns already commenced. A $780,
600 addition Is under way at Hotel Roanoke.
and plans are being prepared for $4,000 adj
ditiOn 10 Hotel Felix. Work is progressing
rapidly on the Continental Hotel. at the
Union depot, and the Ponce de Leon. a mag
nfcent structure Of 1870 rooms, will be COM
lrleted the lst Of May.
More than one hundred private residences
are i'm course Of construction and a much
larger number will be commenced i'm the
spring. Extensive additions are being
made 10 the American Bridge Works. and
thH filA-fW ttNA RtA AAH-' WNAho NA' n'At
under way.
" ork on the West End Furnace is pro-
crossing very satisfactorily. and it is now
understood that as soon as it is completed
one certainly and probably two others will
be built.
A side track will be built to the marble
quarry at Big Spring, and when it is COM
pleted shipments Of white and mOttled mar
bic will be commenced TO the Northern mar
kots.
The International Cigarette Machine Com
pany is being organized here, with a capital
stock Of S2O0.OOO, every dollar of which was
subscribed within SIX hours. The machine
is now on exhibition here. The company
will introduce it into Spanish-speakine
countries.
A negro and two mules were struck by a
train on the Norfolk and Western Railroad.
and the negro thrown into "a tree escaping
without injury. The mules were precipi-
tated into Roanoke river and drowned.
/ They belonged TO COdwse a. Allen, of
/ IVuchIurU and were valued qf SOD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11
LIE MoNrANA MuppLE.
Democratic senators Have All Deserted
the Nlate.

HELENA. MONT, February 0.-lnlorma-
tion has been received here that Democratic
states senator hgcckCr crossed the Idaho
Montana line GA special train this morn
u-. BY Dol, action the senate ], Ben With
out quorum, as All the Democratic soma
tors are now beyond the frontiers Of Mon
tana. The question noW conff0nis the sem
ate whether tae legislation bad on saturday
night cnn become law The law requires
that lhe Lieutenant Governor shall sign
bills in tbe presence 0i the senate, and tho
bills pas,ea on saturday night are not Yet
signed. Legal advice VIII be taken % as-
certain whether the aflNing II the fresi-
dents signature in the presence of "a quo
rum Is obligatory. Fit Is found % be unne-
ces.ary the appropriation bills viii be signed
and sent 10 tuc Governor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11

home Of Mr.. Robert n. Pollard. A calf was
born without ears, nOstrils. mouth or eyes,
and naked Of hair on its limbs and head.
AT the last meeting Of the >teyensville
Reading Club the programme was music,
recitaiions. and ther eading Of an essay on
the "QTigin Of the English Race A pub
lie library il likely to be an outcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11
Big Fire in warsaw.

WARSAW. Va, February TO- special. r.
Fire was di .coyered in the large store-house
belonging % Jones a Wexford, and occu-
pied by Brooke. Gresham A Co., last night
at o'clsck, which in q short time entirely
DESTROYED the whole block, valued at S5,Vo'
together with the whole stock Of goods be-
longing 10 Brooke. Gresham Co, ana a
large quantity OF grain. valued al >l,ooV.
The houses are reported 10 be insured ioI
81 400. and the goods for $1,000. This was
me- largest business establishment in War
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11

LEXINGTON, VA, February l0.-lspe-
cial. To-day four witnesses for the Com
m0uwealth gave evidence in the Miller trial,
which covered four hours or more, but noth-
ing new was brought out. The prosecution
has not fully and satisfactorily settled the
point in this case-that W lillian Miller shoi
Walker three times. However, all tne VII
nes.es seem 10 agree that James Miller II
fho man who killed Mrs. Walker. As only
"A few of tho Commonwealth witnesses
have been examined. there is no telling
when the case may end.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11

The Roycel 4 Lansing Comedy COMPANY
produced "A scrap Book" al the Theatre.
before q small audience last evening. The
piece can scarcely claim 90 be play, q
concert would be a more correct designa-
ton. Some Of the selections were nicely
rendered. The engagement closes TINS
evening.
The sale OF seats for Al. Fields minstrel
show begins at tho box ohice this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11
A MISSISSIPPI oIsAsTeR.
A rowboat sunk at Memphis In seventy
Forf of Water.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, February io.-Ihe tow
boat Port Eads. with a tow Of Ave baryes,
struck Pier No. ~ ,he Kansas City bridge
this morning and sunk. IL struck amid
ships and swung around the pier ana went
down inslde OF ten minutes in seventy feet
of water. The cabin ll0ated OF as she went
down. The tow broke loose aud was caught
few miles below by tugs Welcome and
MAY Flower. The cllamhermad Was lost:
and liye or six others are not yet accounted
icr. rae boat MAS the property oi the -.
/ onls and Mississippi Valley lfansporta-
ton Company, and was valued at 3Si,ovo,
| No insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11
pANvlLLe DOTS.
wouId-Be Lawyer smith writes MUSIC
The Charter.

D.~vu1K Va. February l0.-.speciai.
nans;ila reioices that the charter question:
has been settled. Many peopie, ,'el'd were VP' =,
oosed nos 10 the charter and many favored i'
bud All are glad the agony is over. Ml, IL, ~
A. James, the Dansiie IelIsse,si,'' lnneerring with
W. W. ennsfituents l1gi as TO their wishes IN regard
10 ' the charter. and said that the commute conn. II,
W would not report on the question mcb n11 psh. SS
Thursday. Mr. James was very niSed nlued an an.
nrised when a telegram was receive, a., o.
ppnmoci"c pl,,,c that the charter had passed 'ne
North Danyille is going to apply 70 70 ter ser
Legislature for permission 70 in0'V@' ,o 81 T5.
rat. Of taxation from ninety cents 10 SSo s,re re-.
Mrs. T.. A. l.. smith, lne iasare i,uy 10 so
change fs tke law as to enable her 70 Obtain =
eense license to I practice law, seems % be lSay
Of varied accomplishments. Sne lnng n~v 'se, ~,
composed and published Prel'y song '''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11

The operatic entertainments 10 be given
by Miss Emma Abbott Will be among the
most delightful ever given in Richmond
The company consists Of nitY persons, ano
the repertoire comprises some oi the mo7'
popular operas ever composed.
There will be four performances, begin
ming tonight with matinee on Ne-nes
IlY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11
THE RETRlAL OF MUSCOE
Begun at Chariottesville-A Coiorod Man
Counsel for Defense.

Counsel for Defense.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, February 10
Special. The retrial OF Muscoe, charged
with numbering Policeman seal in Decen-
Der. ISIS. was begun in the City Court To-
day. The prisoners counsel moved Tor q
change of yenire. and afterwards for a
change of yenu, but the motion was over.
ruled after an attempt 10 swear a jury had
failed so signally that Judge Duke was
convinced that a further attempt in Char-
l0ttesyille was useless. An order was pass
ed for the summoning Of twenty jurors from
SfauutOn. The prisoners counsel, james
IA. Ilays (cOlOred) Of Richmond. noted an
execution. The Commonwealth Is repre-
sented by its attorney, Frank Gilmer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11

Colonel j. r. McNary, chief engineer Of
the United states Navy. has been detached
and ordered 90 the Portsmouth, New Hamp-
shire, navy yard.
A meeting is called no the Young Mems
Christian Association to-day at J. NJ. oi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-11
THE ORLEANS PRINCES.
Motion Made for "A Repeal Of the Law for
Their Expulsion.

PARIS. February lO-The repeal Of the
law providing for the expulsion OF members
of the Orleans family was today moved ol
VI. Predame in the Chamber OF Deputies.
The Deputy cOntended that the enforcement
OF the law wounded patriotic sentiment,
and made IL impossible for thedescendenl :
of lJistrious Frenchmen To prove Oh serNlc.
10 their native country. The motion was
opposed by Deputy lheyan, and was hnall,
rejected by a vote Of Az noes to III ayes.