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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01
Their New Rector.

The congregation of Moore-Memorial church
will give "a reception to their new assistant
minister in their chapel tomorrow evening
between and TO o'clock 10 allow all his
friends and especially the clergy III op-
portunity to welcome him and his wife. Mr.
Small comes to help DIR. Sprigg in his minis
terial work at Moore-Memorial church. lie
Is a Virginisn by birth and a cousin OF Bishop
nnrInlr.I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01
The Ice MIaslOn.

The ladies Of tho Ice Mission. ever mindful
Of the task they have set for themselves, re-
quest The TINES TO make an appeal 10 the
charitably inclined for contributions 70 buy
ice for the poor of the city Summer is upon
Us and the weather is getting hot Little
boxes are TO 10 placed at convenient points
and nickels and cents dropped in them will
always be placed where they will do the most
mad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

Angelina (reading an account Of the we'd
ding OF Miss Scrapings daughter Of an
eminent tea dcaler)-The bride was then
given away by the fatAer
Edwin-What with. dear-a pound OF
teai-EXchange
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

PrrERsBuRo. Va. May 3l.-lSpecial. John
Jessup. painter employed by Mr. Henry
Papnell. was attacked with blind staggers
to.day while painting the roof Of the weaving
room of Mr.. NJ Stearns d Sons silk mill. and
came near falling from the roof to the GROUND
below. a distance OF about thirty-hye ieet
He was caught Just as he reached the edge OF
the roof
Mr.. David Dance was taken with vertigo on
Yesterday and his condition to-day IS quite
critical.
Mr. A. g. Ellis Of Sussex county, who, was
struck by the "cannon-balp train on the Nor
folk and Western railroad near Wakefield sta
tion Yesterday afternoon and who was brought
to this city for treatment. is now at the Home
for the Sick Il was found necessary 10 AIN
putate bis arm, and his other wounds are OF
such a character that his condition Is consid-
cred serious.
A man giving his name az G. W. Mason was
before the mayor this morning on the charge
of forgery. His case was continued to to-
morrow morning. The party whose name Is
alleged 70 have been forged is j. ). Mays. Of
Chesterfield county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01
HERBERT r. GOOOAll.
He 10 the Competent pitcher oil INV
Rochester Club.

Herbert F. GoodaIl is one OF kocneseer
fayorite pitchers this year, and pas Al eA.
ceIlent record to back up his pretehsions a'
= professional. He played his first engage
nsnt with the Elmiras in the Ne" iorA
state league, and after TWO years service
,here Manager Jack Chapman carrisc
him OF to join the Louisvilles Tee cap
tn mr., the pennans that year and THIS re-
81, was doubtless due. in part, TO Good
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01
In Hx,nen,a Rnnds.

A special TO The TINES from Iynchburg.
last evening. read as follows "A lltrase was
issued to-day for the marriage of Alpheus j..
Houchins. IF Richmond, and Miss JAMIE
Gains Crosby. Of this city. The marriage IS
10 take place to-nigLt IN Richmond"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01
Grand whitauntide Excursion to the Sea
shore.

The steamer Ariel will make an excursion
10 Old Point. Norfolk Virginia Beach New
port News. Hampton. etc. on next Saturday
night at 10 o'clock. June 18th. and arrive back
In Richmond at y o'clock Sunday night
giving excursionsts all Sunday at seashOre
and the privilege of remaining until the fol-
lowing Tuesday. Round trip only Al. and no
time lost from business. Beats them all
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01
Rnri,er Shop Kohbed.

William I. Wits barber shop, a. No. 1904
west Main street. was robbed Monday night
of its tools The case yesterday morning was
placed in the hands of hessrs. IomliEson
and Hall. They traced the thief TO Man
chester and there lost all trace of him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01
General Hunton'. Appointment.

BRrNrsyrIIE. Va, May 30 Especial. Tho
appointment by Governor Mckinney of
General Eppa Hunton to the Senate of tho
United States is very satisfactory TO the
people generally of this community.
General Hunton was resident Of this
place at the beginning Of the war and was
Commonwealth attorney for this county
for many years.
Though the season is late the crop pros
pect is good in this county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

Harry remarked a Cass avenue wife
to her husband, what is your financial
state this mornings"
1T isn't state at ALL my dear" he said,
turning his pockets inside out, sit isn't
anything more than territory. detroit
Free Press
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

Next to Highlands Of Harvard, one OF
the most talked about college pitchers
this season is Bayne the wonderful young
man who gets a twist on the ball for the
University OF Pennsylvania. 1t has even
been insinuated in the sporting columns Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01
To Subscribers Richmond Telephone Ex-

Please add the following names and mum
bers 20 your list
s43 i. X Darlington.
COZ. Dr. Paulus A. Irving.
So. Samuel II. Pulliam Il Co.
522 DR.. j. y Ellis.
lOla W. l.. Waring. Toll station
Isl. Richmond Electro-Plating Works.
RICHMOND Tel KpaoNE EXCHANGE,
X. Is. R0oD, Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01
Summer Homes ga Southwest Virginia. on
Norfolk md Mesfrrn KniIrnad

Excursion tickets to all points on sale June
lst good until October 81. 1892. at reduced
rates Three trains every day in the week
from and to Richmond For all information
apply 10 X. W. Courtney, passenger agent.
o}s Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

Mr.. {. Brooks Bacon. who has represented
the Mutual Benefit Life Company Of Hart
ford. Conn. for several months. left the CITY
yesterday for New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

River Amateur
Rowing assOcia
ton at Newark,
y. j., Decoration
Day. is always one
Of the notable
events Of the sea
son and one OF the
best known oars
men 10 the cOun
try is Frederick
? r. FOrtmeycr. the
ISOLATION 5 com
mod ore Fort
meyer hel pc d
found the organ
ization in 1874 and
has since been
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

Oarsmen all over the country are no"
hard at work training for the events OF the
year. The annual rega,tn Of tLc Passall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01
A Good Investment.

at has cost YOU good deal to put you,
son through collegey"
"Ies.p
'Do you think il is likely 20 pay you"
well, expect 50. He has already re-
cciycd one offer from a professional base
ball club New York Press
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

prominently connected with 10. He is a
very clever oarsman himself and has done
good work in many important races lie
!. also director Of aquatics at the famous
Manhattan Athletic club. Of New YORK.
and secretary Of the Middle states Regatta
...lnIlfl.m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

Indigestion. Dizziness. Take BxxcHAMs
PILLS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

Dernnardt aislikes the ocean. ana viewed
Ter return trip with terror. Yet she has
been TO Australia, and has had taste OF
the vast PSciGc rs well as Of the stormy
Atlantic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was Child, she cried for Castora-
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Castoric
When she had Children, she gave them Castorsa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

Three trains each way per day.
Excursion tickets now on sale
Time the quickest. equipment the best.
No other line can offer equal facilities In
any respect.
For oil particulars Inquire at SSS Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

BEG TO INFORM Ny FRIENDS THAT
have returned 20 Richmond 20
RESUME MY PRACTICE.
which during my absence has been conducted
by DR.. Orro MEYER, Ny laboratory has been
REMOVED from No. 10 north Fourteenth stress
10 No. Il SOUTH TWELFTH STREET
DR HENRY FROEHIlNG.
Analytical and Consulting Chemist
my Sim
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01
PROPOSALS..

CITY ENGNEERs OFFICE.
RicHMOND. Va. May ~ i-92.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS. SEALED PRO,
y pOSAfS will be received az this Office until
THURSDAY. June the %. AZ clock T.. n Tor
ING TWO SCHOOL BUILDINGS. one On
Nicholson street and one a, the corner OF uufA
and Sixth streets. Zach bid must be- accom-
anty.
Drawings. specifications and written explsna-
tiOrs can be seen a, this Office.
. he Committee on schools reserves the rgn'
W. +. CUTSHAW.
my21- t-ie2i CITY Engineer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01
TIE sEAWEED.

The hying seabird Knocked the floating dulse;
poor wandering water weed, where dost thou
go.
Astray, upon the oceans restless pulsel"
Ii said: Il do not know.
AT a cliffs foot chung and was content,
swayed 20 and fro bywarm and shallow waves.
Along the coast the storm wind raging went,
And tore me from my caves.
81 nm the bitter heritage Of that plain
Where no focks pasture, and no man shall
have
Homestead. nor any tenure there may gain
But for grave.
"A worthless weed. a drifting. broken weed,
What can do in all this boundless scay
No creature OF the universe has need
Or any thought Of me-"
Hitler and yonder. as the winds might blow,
The seaweed foated. Then a reluent tide
Swept 1t along 90 meet a galeon's Prov
land ho." Columbus cried.
Il. Cayazza Ia Youths Companion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

Auction June 18th. Barton Height Lots.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

Weddings. Parties and Picnics furnished
at lowest rates and at short notice.
my22-su we8itsel
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06

elaborate ono the most noticeable feature o. whoe
physical culture dri Of some forty girls OF tne
society IN uniform. under the eate ship OF MISS bssss
Owen Music and rc,i ions were aso Oh the programme
besces a piper which cd by Mrs s. NJ Pelton, the
supeTin,endent OF tie soety hos- who helped TO mako
the evening enjoyable Misses Louise Nchls Henri
eta Strauss. Clara MOu and Title Erthweilcr
The ceremony ot nsting the newly elected officers q
John A. Dix Post q. 4. H. took place last evening u
rhe Commandery Room Of the Masonic Temple q; o'clock
James Fraser last Department Commander direesea the
exercises After the installation tancne began. and -
IL 30 o'clock vas served The oncers Tor tne '
suing vsar are Command r. C. Stockton Halsted Ssnee
yice Commander, George f. sharcrd; Junior ViceCom'
Inander William NJ. Abbott Snrgeon, Horaso Holden,
ouar,ernsstsr Edward A. I.snden; chaplain 5e Rev.
w. Ii. Van Cott jr. Onicer of the DAY. N W. fSimsS'
Orlcer OF the Guard. W. S. Ben.Imn AdIu;ant George
w Roberts SergesntM,or. NJ 5. Gregory ouartemassos
Sergeant. c. II. Ressler.
couSse Of lectures TO women on the LAWS hgafoinM
Real Estate" by Professor Christopher c. TedmAn WIN
begin Monday at the University OF the City OF New'forS
The sessions will be at 30 p m, and 40 So D. M "r
those unable to attend in the afternoon
Edwin Arnold viii deliver lecture on The Light
OF the Orient" illustrated by readings which INCLUDE two
unpublished poems. in the Brooklyn Association HAL ~
Ioad and Fulton the evening Of January l3 Every
seat In the house reserved Each member OF tho In
su.ute OF Arts and Sciences under whose auspos tne
lecture given entitled to two reserved seats AZ %
cents each. All others at 81 each
The hall Of the College OF St Francis xavier was
crowded to the doors last evening with the friends Of the
college who came 10 witness the presentation OF the ssa'
dents holiday play which entitled "Guy MaDnerns;
or The Gysy's Prophecy" The students who took rsrt
in the play did excellent and merted the appslse
which they received.
Harry PEPPER the wel.known ballad singer ana tenor
OF S. Marks Church Tenthst and Second-avc. gave an
interesting lecture called AN Evening With the Bansd
last night in chapel before the literary society OF The
church Mr.. Pepper gave brif histories OF tho anecns
and modern bal and iusrso bed his lecture by singing
large number OF the pretty in his excellent style
Among 5slly In Our Alley "Bay OF Bscsy.
0" The Village Blacksmith" and Little Doris"
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
THE NEW CIRCUIT JUDGE.
JUDGE M'CoRMICKs NOMINATION wELI~
DESERVED PROMOTION.

JUDGE M'CORMICK'S NOMINATION wELIr
DESERVED PROMOTION.
Washingt1h Jan. D (Speoial)-The President to-day
nominated the seventh Of tine nine new United states
Circuit Judges whose appointment provided for by
the Evars Act Of March g. 1901. For the Fifth Federal
Carcnit which includes the States Of Alabama Florida
Georgia. Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas. Andrew r.
Mccormick OF Texas. Is made additional Circuit judge
The present Circuit Judge Is Don H. Pardee Of Lo'lsi-
ana and Associate Justice Lamar is regularly assigned
will be composed Of ore Democratic and two Repubn
can judges. The appointee Is now the United
States District Judge for the Northern District of Texas
and his nomination is a wellearned promotion, like
those of Judges shipman and Woods, Second and Sew
enth Circuits. made before the recess.
Judge Mccormick was born in Danvile, KY, though
both Of his parents natives OF Texas. lie was
educated in the State OF his BIRTH and then went home
to Texas to begin the practice of law. lie was elected
a State Senator as q Republican and alterwau became
a State Judge About eight years ago he was ap
podn TED United states District Judge for the Northern
District of Texas lie lives in Dallas. and has a high
personal and ofcal standing in the state Tic n"mi-
nation is a highly satisfactory one to the Texas sen
ators and Representatives IN Congress. Only two cir
emit JuG geshp, are now left to be filed the trans
Miss sSipp and Pacific Coast ones. The c0nhrnatQn
of the SIX JUDGES previously nominated Is nkev 10 p
somewhat DELAYED by opposition Ia Judges Dallas ana
WOods. TIE Indiana senators are fighting the Httcr
and the Pennsylvania senators the former.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
EyTERT4LNMENTS OF VARIOUS KINDS

Charlie. f. Underhlll and the Murray brothers were
tho entertainers the monthly gathering Oh he houns
Mems institute No 222 Bowery last evening.
The celebration the forty fifth anniversary ot the
Iicd.rkranz society VT, held SATURDAY evening
The monthly meeting OF the Catholic Club VIII be held
tomorrow evening.
A. the Uarem branch Of the Young MeH's Chris
,ian Association last night Frd Emerrol Brooks the
.hun.rst from California number OF select ons
f,om his oyn works. In entertaining his audience ne
was ASSISTED By Miss Molly Meekef conta,to and Ethan
Ala Hunt. tenor
Under auspices Of the Daughters OF the Amer can
reyoluton and for berect OF the Mary Washington
Memorial Association, dramatic and nsca entertain
mont will be given the Carnegie Music Hall on Ihus-
day January Il. az y. m. Among those who are 70
take mart a, Miss lta Proctor OTIS, Frank and Edward
yltmark Spanish students Chickcring MIlo Quartet FRO
f,.or t,eorge lard. Miss Cornnr Flint VoIsti Hiii
,ndor.on hunorst Miss Doak, Del Sarte; Miss Pauline
Iyon aud Mrs Pray Rubinstcn Club sisnor Olaguefaga
>tanish dancer Professor Otto Kruger. acconl@ni't
Ticket, are 81 and may be procured from Mrs Ja,Sss
r,rman chairman OF the Mary Washington Committee
rho Hotel Gladstone or the hall the evening OF the
entertainment.
The annual reunion OF the Dartmouth College Assocs-
,o, ,u ,xe place ~ Dclmonco's Friday, January 10,
at ,. m,
mo annual Christmas exercises o. the Manhattan Work
, ,rl, Sot.tv to)x place Monday night IN the lectur
,ou, NJ the Msd.on Avenue Reformed Churchat Nfty-sev.
ruts and ladisoa-ave. Ie pr-ramme was an interest
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
THE CATTLE TRADE WITH ENGLAND.

SENATOR VESTS MEASURE TO SECURE MODIFY
CATION OF BRITI I'll RESTRICTIONS
Washington, Jan (Speciap.-Mr. vtst. of Missouri.
who Is chairman OF the Select Committee the
Tran poton and sale OF Meat Products. got through
the Senate today Joint resolution which may have
some effect In improving tie conditions which sur
round the export trade In cattle from this country
% Great Britain. 1t has long becn subject OF com
plant that the British authorities impose severe and
unwarranei restrictions the Importation OF AIncl'-
can beef and cattle into the United Kingdom. and
many plans for forcing abandonment or relaxation
OF these restrictions have been brought forwnrd
eecrctary Rusk favors retaliation on Canada rs q
means Of iringng England over to more liberal poDcy'
and the lcgilatlOn OF the last Congress armed inc
President With ample powers to exclude American cat
tie entirely from this country. Mr. Vest. howeve'' Is
reluctant 10 see the President apply such measure
of retaliation and his resolution looks to an amicabe
negotiation with Great Britain for the modlhcauo"
Of existing regulations against American cat'ie' '"c
resolution as passed to-day read as follows.
Rsolyed by the senate and House OF RepNseitAu,vss
~ the Tinted States Of Auerica, III Congress assco
That the President of the Cniteh states Do hS
through the DeOartrnCnt OF state, or otherwise, WIN
the authorities OF the Kingdom OF Grt~t hntm nn Low
tho purpce of securing the abrogaunl or mothttce
OF the regulations now enforced oy seo ,.i from,
the United states Of America TO te sAugh'cea az an,
port OF entry. and prohibiting the same ilO 'e"e
1arded alive to Other places in said Kingdom
4 similar resolution passed by the een""'
during The life OF the last Congress, but ~ iao" III
tlia House Of Representatives,.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
THE ATTACK on THE TARIFF.
MANY MEASURES IN THE HOUSE AIMED AT
SEPARATE ARTICLES.


washington Jan. 5-The fact that II Is generally
recognized 10 be the policy Of the Speaker and the
Wavs and Mems Committee OF the House to attack the
Mckinley Tariff law BY specific bills abol@hng OF
greatly reducing the duties on sepayate arucle' was
strngly shown to-day in the character Of the various
Tariff bills which introduced under the call OF
states. Some fifteen twenty bills were introduced
each purporting to place some one or NOR" named
articles on the free list Wool. COAL iron ore, salt
lumber tin and tin plates and binders tWine were the
commodities which were named ir the majority or the
measures Some members put several OF these artl-
clio. IN single bill. while Others notably Mr.. An
drew OF Massachusetts,, who introduced half dozen
or more bills changing the present rin law. inc"neu
hat single item in each measure introduced several
hills proposed the abolition OF the sugar bountIes and
two sought repeal OF the reciprocity section OF tho
Mckinley Act. far IA gives the PRESIDENT power
TO reimposs duties on hides. sugar, moAsseS' e'c.
The Vanderbilt yacht case was echoed in the Dill
introduced BY Representative Cogswell, OF Mass"-
chusetts A duty of IS per cent. the b provides.
shll be imposed on foygnbuilt yachts intended solely
for pleasure It further provides that thes yacnts
shall have all the privileges OF AIerrsbiut vessels.
except an American registry.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
NAMES SENT TO THE SENATE.
TWO INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMITS
SIONERS NOMINATED.

JAMES W. M'DILL AND WILLIAM II. LINDSEY
NAMED FOR THE vACASCIES-CoLONEL
MORRISON RENOMINATLD.
,sr
Washington. Jan. 5.-The vacancies in the Inter
state Commerce Commission were filed to-day by
the nomination of three commissioners, as follows:
James w McI>ill of Iowa. in place of Judge Cooley,
of Michigan, whoresigned last spring: William VI.
Lindsey. of Kentucky in place of Walter l..
Bragg, of Alabama, who died early last year. and
William r. Morrison, of Illinois. to succeed him.
self.
The Commission os reorganized will contain
three Republican members, Messrs. Veazey, of Yer
mont Knapp, of New-York. and McDill. of Iowa,
and two Democrats, MessrS Morrison and Lindsey.
Mr. Morrison. being the senior member in the service
will probably lie made chairman of the Com
mission.
Mr.. McDill. one of the new appointecs is well
known in public life here. lie was at time
q clerk in the Treasury Department, but rose after
ward to I've a Representative in Congress for four
Years, and for a short term occupied seat in
lhe United States Senate He was borne at Monroe.
Ohio in 1884. and was educated at Miami Uni
versty at Oxford in that State. He removed TO
Iowa in 1856, and in 1860 was elected County
Judge He held clerkships in Washington from
1861 to lS65, and then returned home TO he chosen
State Circuit Judge. He was elected as
Representative TO the XL1Ild and XLlVth Con
greeses and was afterward member of the Iowa
Board of Railroad Commissioners from 1873 to
1881. In March. 1881. he appointed United
States Senator TO succeed Samuel j. Kirkwood who
resigned his place to become Secretary of the In
terror under President Garfield. In March. 1888,
be was succeeded by Senator James T. Wilson.
The other new Commissioner. Mr.. Lindsey, is
veuched for by prominent Kentuokans one Of
the best equipped men in the South for the place:
He is flfty-five years old and has been Judge of
the State Court of Appeals and the Chief Justice of
the State for many years. lie was member OF
the Kentucky General Assembly before his eleva-
ton to the bench.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-06

expressing sympathy with the Russian Hebrews This
'o"' Il thel' " di'teS ard comme1Giny the On Of
tie President In Offering his friendly AID good o'ccs
10 sscHe from the Czar's Government all arlcoiat,on
OF the condition and surcease of persecution Of til,
unfortunate people and requesting that the Secretary
OF state forward to the Minister at St. Petersburg a
copy OF tie resolutions
l'y MI Morse, Of MaSsaclusetts-TO repeal the long
and shot haul aud pooling clauses of the Interstate
Commerce act; also to prohibit the opening Of
exposition Sunday where appropriations made by
the United states are eXpended.
by Mr.. Andrew of Observation-Disclosures raw wool
coal and iron ore the free list; also repeating the
sugar bounty law also repeating the law authorizing
The purchase Of silver.
by Mr.. Tracey, Of New-York-For the enforcement
Of the eight hour law.
By Mr.. Greeneaf OF New Notwithstanding the right
Of suffrage to women
by Mr.. Little. Of New York-For the taxation OF
lotteries.
BY Mr.. Bentley. Of New -lorh-To inquire into the
praccability Of constructing shIp-canal from TIE
great lakes to the navigablc waters OF tine Hudson
Ey Mr.. Campbell. Of New York-To revive the grade
OF l"uicnant general In the Army; 10 increase me
corporate The Ncw'York Bridge company. for the
purpose Of constructing b'!dge across ne Eas Eive
not les than i43 feet aioye hiIh tide .,. H..
mcnt Cf special COMMITTEES 70 inve~tisat' tht ad
minstratlon Of the collection of the revenue AZ thr
port Of New lorA; also 10 Increase and eqnA@zc lN
pay of !ctercarrlers also t. place the American
merchant marine on equal footing with the marine
Of other nations; also 10 limit The hodi, OF Epr Of
clerks and employees IN first and second class post
Offices.
Bills introduced and referred for the ERECTION
Of public bulldogs at many places. incluanc Elizabeth.
\. J., Yonkers y. l.. Rome, ~ y, Saratoga spIlnes
n. V, Schenectady. y. Y. Amsterdam. y. Y, Corning,
The call Of states then suspended, 375 public
bills having been presented.
Mr.. Pckler. Of South Dakota announced the deah
Of his former colleague. John r., Gamble, and thc
House, as a mark OF resepct to the memory OF Tie
deceased, adjourned until Omorr0w.