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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
LEVY&DAVlS.
SILKS,
SILKS.
SILKS,
KID GLOVES,
PARASOLS,
FANS.
APRIL 9th,

we shall pia.e on salc some q the Oss; values
We have ever offered IN SILkS
1000 yards PRINTED POSGEE SILK, dots
and stripes. at NC. a yard. -.
$500 yards GENUINE JAPANESE SILK, all
OF the latest colors. including the delicate owe
ping shades, guaranteed % wear well, at ooc. a
yard. .
Elegant FANCY PLAID SILKS. made to sell
al sl.2J. Our proc 10 s5c.
superb TAFPETA SILK. with brilliant cross
bars, the most beautiful silk imported, reduced
from sl.50 10 sl.l9.
Superior quality sATIN-FINISH SURAH
PLAiDS, sold nrst os the season atSl.GO I JaFd.
OR price "a 1875.
BLACK FAILLE SILK, warranted all pure
silk, OF 75c. a yard.
BLACK SAiIN, extra heavy, at SOC. e yard
worth s5c.
Great value in BLACK CHINA SILK at 80,
90, and 75c. = yari.
BLACK -AND- WHITE CHECKED sURAH
SILK az nc. and 81 a yard.
JAPANESE SIRAlIS, exclusive designs.
BLACK TAFFkTA SILK, With neat black
figures. at 9Sc. a yard.
P%ARlsiENNE FANCY TGIMMGNG-SlLK in
Old Blue, Oh Rose, and Violet.
SURAH SILK. extra quality. n9vy-blue
ground With hair-line stripes at 81 a yard worth
sl.JO.
sCRAH SILK, black ground with wide gray
stripes, reduced from 81 ~ G9c. q yard.
STRIPED WASH SILK at 0Jc. 4 yard worth
81.
CHINA SILK, cream ground with narrow
colorel stripes, a. &c. 4 yard.
NOW shades in BENGALINE SILK at 30, 1Jc.,
81, SID. up to 9l.G5.
SHADED and ILLUMINATED BENGALINE
I'm some very choice cOlOrlngs At Sl.HJ, Sl.3J,
ana Sl.5O q yari
CHGNA SILh, 50 inches wide, Pongee nnish,
In solid coi1rs. Special price. 1jc. a yard.
over 100 REMNANTS OF SILKS in plain and
fancy weaye5 70 about one half tho regular
value.
over 80 REMNANTS or vELYETS. y to ~
yards "a length, at extremely low prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
IN. HoGr TO PREACH.

On the 18th instant Major b. W. Rich
ardson. chairman of the Committee Of
Arrangements. addressed o letter 10 DR..
Iioge, IN which he sad
The centennial anniversary OF tho
Richmond Light Infantry Blues will occur
OF the 10th day Of MAY next. Feeling
grateful 60 n bcnefcent Providence for
beng enabled so long to continue and
keep alive, amidst all the trials 10 which
We 0s 2 people Rave been subjected. an or
canlzation so dlshuotiveiv Nirginian and
SO closely Identified with tho city OF Rich
mOnd, the Committee of Arrangements
for celebrating the event desire that YOU
will preach to the company and Its friends
On Sunday, the Ith day of May next, ut
such place and hour as ven may designate.
u sermon appropriate 10 the occasion.
Earnestly hoping II NAY be Your plea
sure to comply with this request, ! am,
dear sir, very respectfully and truly
your9."
DR.. Hore yesterday replied as follows
I'm reply 10 you courteous letter per
NIT 20 20 say that I will take pleasure IN
complying with tile request contained IN
II. ond VIII deliver the discourse IN the
Second Presbyterian church at 5 o'clock
N the afternoon of Sunday. May 7th."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23

tertaln the Blues al acme time before the
10th and also that a State Official will do
likewise. Just who these friends OF the
Blues are has not yet been made public.
but the high esteem IN which this compa-
nv Is held by the public generally prompts
an exhibition OF such regard. The patriot.
ism OF the old Blues has been evidenced
by willing service in We olden time, aud
the preosnt company full of young blood
land and dear old Commonwealth if occa-
sion shall arise. This beautiful capital
city of ours should DO decorated IN honor
Of this anniversary. and her pretty dauch-
tiers will wave their handkerchieis AS the
bold soldier TOYS march with enlivening
music to Blend0n Park. their Mecca Of the
day they celebrate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
T-s B-UsS' CENTENNIAL.
Ifo.sammo ofths Celebration as rar as
Decided poB.

'.st 'Hme hono-ed corps, the Richmond
I|-,a-trf Blues val celebrate its
anniversary ou tho 10Th day of MAY
t... iAe festivities OK TINS occasion viii
.. ol tAe night Of MAY 9th u tho
r Temple. where q reception ana
Nll te g'ycu ID honor Of the lady
|.. vi tle Blues. 4 full string band Of
'-.- performers viii play Tor the dancers
on 70 p.tLdli supper with ~inYigOrating
-..s wall b0 IN progress from 10
@ .rA Do midnight. Colonel j. Bell
I .,r. Yleo-presideut Of the B.ues' Asso-
I rom. Us chairman ~ the reception Com
',. AID there will be associated with
10 number OF ~welLknOwn ladies aud
te-.c,aea.
AHADH OK TuT TrSTH.
'a tte morning Of the 10th OF May tho
O. pauy wIl. parade. The war members
l DE On front, commanded by Colonel
'.-'.,s b. Bigger the ASSOCIATION next.
~'l A'ai5r h. ". Richardson. its presI-
'.'' afIt head; then the Blues. with us
i.n-. 81 aud Efficient captain hol CutcbIns,
.- .mmaal. These organizations VIII
era q, Bltndon PARK, AZ which place
t'rj ana tLclr invited guests Will spend
cay ia all sorts Of games OF fun and
if...r. 4 lunch will precede q dinuer. and
l.eI. lulep, wine. aud lemonade VIII
"e before and after both. Ar. William
~ "il iufAlbh inc repdt AT DIS
petty resort near mo Now Reservoir. aud
o., hots, old and young. who the night
before were clad 10 swallOw-tails and trip
p1s the light. fantastic toe With the lovely
Fifs "a; Tue temple will DO coatless and
La'eys pitching the quot. riding on the
t"tchbeck. singing and laughing, and free
as tifds out % cages. IL is possible that
az address OF d historical nature MAJ DO
u,hveted by a prominent gentleman
whose affection Tor this old corps is Of the
Ssrmes. nature.
20 bE PRIVATELY EErEsIA.NKr.
"urumored THAI Q CITY ofical will GU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
Zap 5.eodtMy26l
WANTS.

WANTED, LADIES OR YOUNG
w MEN TO TAKE LIGHT, PLEASANT
WORK AT THEIR OWN HOMES, 81 10 s3 per
day can be quietly made. Work seat by mall.
No canvassing. ADDRESS STANDARD MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY, Lock-BoX 1O7, South
birmingham, Mass. Enclose stamps. Mention
nsPArtr. an 23-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
RVsfSFsS WANTS.
11rE WANT MOST ANYTHING-
WANTED. THREE FURNISHED
NrANTEn A PURCHASER FOR

q - IN T III, II 7 INNII-hNNTE Nv
TWO FREE TICKETS over Old Domin-
ION steamship line from Richmond to New
York and retura-gO0i Tor a year from April II,
1893. Apply " VIRGINIA TENT, Memorial
Bay9ar. NJ -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
The PdrGSOE Sale

was a grand success, bnt how else could IL be at
me low prices they were marked? About one
third OF the lot 30: left, and some very desirable
once, too.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23

III A HX -GOODS-rhere Is no do1bt
BLANN that our Black Goods Depart
mont-proportionately puts out more goods than
any store IN the city-Al-WO0l henrietta "S
iocncs wide. SOC. a yard-4G-inch Sik-Lustro
Henrietta. 1gc.-the same kind yOu pay 81 for
usuaIy-Our 81 lIonrictta 10 the acme OF per-
f~ecuon-haviug the finest silk lustre-yery ms
gauRe-oxtra weight and - inches Wlue.hhl
We know n 70 be superior 20 any 81 Henrietta IN
the clty-DouDle-Wi1th Black Cashmere, l1c. a
Yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
THOSEW HITE- g rI.S 81.

M y7CC PkTTEKN-LENGTH wOR-
Dh EIG- STED REMNANIS.-Ihe
prices are one half Of the original cost-in some
Instances even less.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23

.raOa.sla 1850 80. ssss ssss Nan :us:.
hsls-Ssal
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-07
A SNEAK THIEF
Gets in his Work During the Parade
on Tuesday Morning.

Mrs. Tom Ia 'gitt is loser mag
niticent pair of diamond earring by
reason of the big parade tuesday,
aud little Clint, her son, is out a
watch and chain.
The valushles were in a swe)
case on Mrs. Psdoitt's dresser, aud
while the members of toe fami J
were all out on the lawn watching
the parade, sneak thief enter d
the house and took them. STRAP &c
20 say he took nothing else, so FL
were other wells and articles Of
value in the case.
No clue was left. II is as though
the diamonds and watch had re.
solved themselves into air.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-07
In the Senate.
4 Press to The News.

BY Negotiated Press to The News.
WAsui>GToN, ID; The sen
ate met at noon today, with very
light attendance. A motion, 10y
German, Dem. of Msry land, thai
when the senate al 'nrnsd today il
bs to meet on Monday next was
agreed TO
Mr.. Hill, (Dem.) of New York,
gave notice mat GA Monday next,
Immediately after the conclusion OF
the morning business he would
move 70 take mp for consid ration
the bill to repeal the federal cleo
ton laws reported from the com
mittee on the Judiciary.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-07
ALL AROUND TOWN.

The Levy Concert Company will
be heard az the Y. NJ. Ii. A. hail
tonight.
The Blzaar for the benefit of tho
Home will open on the 18th iustead
of the | ) h as heretofore announced.
j. d. Phillips, indicted fer
swlndling, was yesterday afternoon
acquitted in the tiftyfourth district
court.
The funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
w. Goocn's baby took place at the
residence of the parents at 8 O'clock
this afternoon.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to w. w. Earl and Mrs. A. V.
Gore, l.. A. Mitchell and Mrs.
Martha Murray.
The Runnels county bond case
will come up in Judte Rectot's
court as soon as the Kone Nj oCay
case Is disposed of.
j. T. Chamberlain, we'll known
citizen of McLennan county, IL very
i'll at his home at Axtell. He Is
sofl sring from pneumonia.
Deputy Con table Harrison yes
terday took into camp negro
named Frederick Brown, wanted in
Falls county for assault with intent
to murder.
The fifty fourth district court has
ben employed today with the case
of General skinner. The general
is charged with burglary, committed
down near Harrison.
Mr. ard Mrs Launcelot Watson,
have received news of the aeath of
their little grand child, She daught-
er of their daughter, Mrs. White.
sides, who lives in CHI, ago. The
little child died on Tuesday and
was buried yesterday.
Wallace McLennan died ct $50
yesterday afternoon, aged 81, His
funeral took Fl ace al l O'Clock to-
day at the resld ence of Dunk Nc
Lehman, SIG North Eleventh street.
The remains were taken to McLen-
nan crossing for interment in the
Old family bury ,ng ground
See Stark West Tor accident and
fire insurance.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-07
HANGED HERSELF.
After Three Unsuccessful At
temDtS She Succeeds

ARpMoRE, /. T., Dec. 6 After
three uus iccessful attempts to end
her life Mrs O 5 Bailey made a
fourth ard ia al attempt today, BY
hanging herself with torn strip OF
q sheet attached u a hook III the
ceiling of the house.
She hung herself by a running
knot, and mounting a table, k ok.
ed it from under herself and swung
OIL into eternity
Family troubles are ascribed as
being the cause of the act She
had separated from her husl and La
March, bnt they commenced living
together again in August. They
agreed to part again, and had their
furniture packed for the deceased to
90 to II nison today.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-07
About Public Lands.

by Associated Press to The News.
WAsHINGroN, Dec. The
house committee on public lands
has decided to hear on Saturday the
members of congress interested in
opening the abandoned military and
Indian reservations which have be
come part of the pubic domain.
Several bills have been introduce
ed and there seems to be disagree
ment bet Heen most of the members
and the interior department as to
the best me nod of disposipg of
these lands.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-07
Rolled Away on the Wheel.

About 10 o'clock yesterday IN un,
known man went TO the Waco
b cycle company's place of business
and rented wheel for two hours.
The time soon rolled away, and 30
did the man. And like time, he is
sill rolling
The wheel was a Chautauqua,
with 30 inch front wheel and IS
inch rear, The man was medium
sized, red faced, with dark hair and
moustache, and evidently an all
around daisy A ten dollar reward
is offered for the arrest,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-07

immediate discharge of the sales
man follows"
This firm is one among the fea'
lures of Waco. and gives employ
ment TO no less than thirty.four
sllesmen. Their place of business
covers an yea of several hundred
square feet. The dry goods de-.
partlnent is certainly most com
plete success. Every novelty of the
season in dress goods or notions is
complete. Polite aud attentive
statesmen. The lowest possible
prices, and the vast stock to Sc.
lect from makes it pleasure to
trade at this popular emporium.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-07
East Tenn, Va. 4 Ga. Ri

The Annual Cheap Holiday Escur
sions from the West and Southwest
to the Southwestern States, have been
arranged, and the "Old Reliable
Memphis q Charleston X r. will ~
usual, be the principal thoroughfare'
In appreciations of the liberal p'
tronage gwen this line in the past
and in anticipation of a renewal Of the
same this year, which is respectfully
solicited, the management are arrans'
ing and will have perfected In ample
time,
The Rest 7hrOngh Cur Serrice
ana Other n,htOddtiOnS
That mas ever been given the IT.
Yelling public on similar OCCASIONS
Be sure that your tickets read VI
Memphis and the NJ ~ Q. Il II. sla
the Il. r., V. & G.. Ry., and THEREBY
secure
The quickest Time
me Rest Through Car scrrice,
The Finest cars
to travel in, and the uniform a'e.
tions and courtesles Of It's employees
and
ATOID THE FERRY TRANSFERS
over the Mississippi River, which VII,
be necessary via any other sA'e. .ss
than via Memphis, as the new 49,
bridge at that point is the only p,'' {,
across the Mississippi south o. "
Louis.
Tickets ,ciH be on SAFE
December ~, go a ef, 1929
Good to return within 30 days ~"
date of sale, ut the low rate o.
one Fare for the Round Trip
Rates, tickets, time tables a i, a,; ss5
desired information can DC w. ,us
by calling On or addFessslu5;
Ticket Agent, or the u'.n.vsrsd
All letters of lnqllfy a. ,orres.
promptly and in detail SD0
pondence is solicited
r. A. 'oAA' ", TO- Mnm 81, Dalla. -
,-pr mir. Pass Age
Memphis. Iem ",, Iot,
, u wprEy. Gen. Pasi. 4 TIKI A'
80 Knorriue. Ten"
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-07
BURGLARS At WORK
Two Attempts tempt T. Made Last NIGHT I'M,
South Waco Residence, '' VNl

A burglar entered w.,
rarro .: bed room last uiph T. B
was frightened away ;4,Itgat' but
ting anything. Doat sst
Mrs. pArrott heard the iut,n,..
but thought it was her son aD'rudet
said nothing. Colonel a. aad 80
finally heard him, and sool . a,fos
when he ran, maxi o bis " n'n,
through a window. ' escape
Mrs. Carroll, who keeps . H.
ing house on South Fourth WA yua'a
heard some one trying to etfs a,es''
entrance into her house. Sns m. "
a noise and frightened him an u'''
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-07
Attempted Outrage.

BY Associated Press 10 The News.
SAN ANTONIO, Dec. G.-Albert
Baumbash butcher, induced the
year.old daughter of Widow G.
F, smith into his room, and in at.
tempting TO rape her, severely
muiilaled the child with his hand
The child is in dangerous condi-
ton. Baumbash is III Ill.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-07

Are you Bilious, Constipaied or
troubled with laundlco, sick Head
ache, Bad Taste in Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Paio in
Back and between the Shoulders,
Chllls and Fever, etc. If you have
any Of these symptoms, your Liver is
out OF order, aud your blood is slowly
beng poisoned, because your Liver
does not act properly HEEBlNE will
cure any disorder OF the Liver, Stom.
ach or Bowels. 1t has no equal as a
Liver Medicine. Price, IS cents.
Free 'ria! bottle At H c. FISHER 5
Drug Store, Waco, and J, B Cornish S
Drug Score, East Waco, Texas.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-07
The Argument Put Off.

by AssOcIHItu Ffoss 70 Ihe NeWs.
DENVER, Dec. BY consent Of
the la - yers on both sides OF the case
the holding OF argument for the ap-
pointment of receiver for the
Union Pacif and Denver and
G If Railroad Company, has been
continued until NJ lnday.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-07
Faoe,lous Robbers.

DALLAS, Dec. 8 Out on the
White Rock road, Elk miles from
Dallas, J. ". Norton was held up
last night by highwaymen, who
took from him IS. One OF The men
handed him 80 cents, saying,
Drink to our health when you get
to town"
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-07
Remarkable !

What Climax Oh will do. 1t has
relieved more suffering humanity
than any other medicine sold today.
Try it. Sold under a positive guar
snIee lv AL drpQg'sts
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-07
The Lehigh Trouble.
lated Press to the News.

BY Associated ffchs to the Newb'
WIIKEsHARRE, Pa, Dec, 7 -
The I.ehigh Valley railroad has re-
sumed its old time appearance, and
passenger trains are running on
schedule time today. Freight and
coal trains are moving az they did
before the strike, aud q lite mum
Der OF coal mines thai have been
idle for the ta't two weeks have
resumed operations.
The situation al Auburn, N Y i,
is unchanged. A committee of the
hrotherhoods held a conference with
Superintendent Titas this morning,
but refused to return to work unless
ali were taken back, At jersey
Guy the tiains were again running,
but few strikers have been rs yet
reemployed. The yards are stlll
guarded by detectives.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-07
Mitchell Does Loud Talking.

Pnl.ADGlrnlA, Pa Dec. =
Charles Mitchell said last night in
regard to his coming fight with
Coybatt "Corbett talks about
sprjntiug, hnt pll be- 5000 that he
viii DO the first sprinting, aud an
other S. coo that I'll score the ii st
clean knockdowu. What the final
reault viii be | can't say, bat I'll
bet get the first knockdown."
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-07

See Stark West for accident and
fire insurance.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-07
Hot Shots From IIeadquar'
terS, and il Clincher.
A PRIDE TO THE CITY OF WACO.
An Interesting Batch Of Pointers Served up
for Sharp Money Spenders.

Few people out of Waco can
form correct idea of the immense
volume Of business that ls done III
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-04
.TODAY'S DISPATCHES
Tho Pilly.ihird Congress Col7al,d at
Noon.
~ Ready for Business. -Draped Chairs
Presidents Message Re.
c.l,cd and Read.
nuNArE

wAunNutoN, Duc. i-.rhe fret
regular se,sion of the Fiity-.hid Con-
gro,s assembled at noon. on many
desks were t1ral tributes ifom the adj
mlrers Of the respective occupants.
Vice President Stevenson hal been
remembered with "a large balEgl Of
roses. lunches OF rosel lay uu the
desk Of Doph, aud the doughty cham
plon VI the white metal, Stewart was
the recipient Of a basket VI beautiful
MMochal NullL
The galleries wore filled aud % touch
Of color was lent 30 the scene b. the
bright winter t5ilet u the ladies pres.
ent.
Alter the Vlce-PfcslIenpa lavel fell
this blind chaplain was Ted O. the desk
anu delivered nn eloquent prayer.
The roll call showed o. srnatou
present.
After the passage Of the usual rrso.
luton notifying the Huusu ~ the
meeting OF the senate aui tuu appoint
mont OF committee 60 Join likv
committee from the House 10 wait on
tue President and notify him o. the
assembling Of Congress and one liking
tima o. meeting ut noon zach day, tue
Senate took recess Of ono hour "
enable tho committee ~ walt on the
President.
Al tho expiration Of Recess the Sen.
ate reC0nyuuod aud message was
received from tho House Ui The ap.
p0lnimrut Ola committee % wait On
the President, aud another recess Ui
twenty minutes was takeu,
On ruassombiing the committee O.
walt On the PRECEDENT announced the
accomplishment u Us duty Aud thul
the PfUBidont would 70 once c0mmu'
nloate with the SENATE.
Secretary PfIdvn thou stepped for
Wntd And delivered tho message 10 the
| Vice President who laid u before the
House, anu Secretary Cox al once bo'
gan its reading.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-04
Who Is Mrs. Aber Of Salt Lake?

A San Diego, California, dispatch
has the following to say regarding n
lady who has been spending consider.
able time Ia that region attempting TO
inAugurate reform In the manner Of
dress assuming the position that men
and women have no more real need TO
ol0the their feet than they have Of pro.
tecting their faces or hands: "Coro.
nRdo has lost Mrs. AbeHifom Salt Lake.
Instead OF speeding TO sure.enOugn
tropics or tns ISLANDS OF theSOuth Seas,
where her two tunics Of cheese.clOth
would have been all the costume she
needed, Mrs, Aber returned yesterday
10 her home I'm Salt Lake, warmly
booted anu In modern travelling guise.
Hor cheese-oloth gowns were packed
away until the next steamer. She
proposes 10 come back, bare her feet
and try again through tbs dog days to
No Gcclimate herself that she can carry
out her peculiar Ideas OF dress re-
Ntm."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-04

WASHINGTON, Dec. i.-The galleries
were ullod when Speaker Crisp raped
the House " order 1T noon, with iully
three hundred members IN their seats.
Conspicuous nmOng the vacancies
on account VI the chairs having been
dmped in mourning, we've TIE FuatH VI
Cougroasmru O'Nriil anu Lilioy, OF
Penn, the Keystone state being thus
cut two short % uu sprc.untntlon
by death. y. r., q. Bagity, chaplain,
delivered the prayer, aflcf which the
roll was called.
The committee on appropriations
asked unanimous consent tor the con.
slduTatiOn Of the hll appf0priating 400.
900 additional 90 pay thc salaries OF
officials engaged IA the enforcement
u thu Chinrso deportation aud regis.
trati0n act which was agreed 10.
The roll call showed 24j members
present.
II. 3. Bundy u Ohio, elected to sue.
coed she late Representative EnOchs,
appeared before tho uar Of tue House
AMI took the oath a Office.
Resolutions were passed notifying
the senate chat thu House WAS ready
To proceed 10 business, and appUiutlng
commiitru 20 walt on the PRECEDENT.
GrliiiD, successor 10 the late Chip,
man, OF NJ chigsn, was aWotn Ia.
Various Tcp0rls0i bureau officers were
formally laid before the House.
Hines OF Pcnusy lvAnia asked unanl.
nous consent iOr the consideration Of
resolution Tor tue appointment u a
committee 10 investigate the L6high
railway strike. Kilgoro u Texas N.
lectrd, and tbs rssO,utiOn was referred.
Recess was taken al .. N.
At ll25 the committee 20 walt on
the President reported IL duty die.
charged aud that the President would
shortly communicate with tho House
In writing.
Ten minutes later Secretary Pruden
arpeafud with tins message aud CLERK
Kerr nt once began 10 read IL. The
reading was listened 10 with marked
attention.