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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-11-03
In MenOrialn.

JOHN WILLIAM RINER I was sad
when they told me he was dead. The
subject of this sketch was born
twenty-eight years ago near Bridge
port, Franklin county KY, where he
spent his life. He was good boy,
and out of the boy grew one of the
best men l ever knew. He had a
limited common school education,
which was obtained at the Fairview
school house. When he became a
man he did not leave home as many
of the boys of to-day do. but remained
and supported his widowed mother
and younger brother. About two
years ago he was married to Miss
Belle Herndon, an old schoolmate
and sweetheart Of his childhood. The
happy union was blessed with little
babe which lived but short time.
and God took back it's spirit. Only
few weeks later and that awful dis
ease, typhoid fever. claimed my friend
and now he sleeps Peace to his ashes.
He was buried in the family grave yard
a short distance from where he was
born, educated, married, lived and
died. He had host Of friends, which
was evidenced by the long procession
that followed his remains to the
grave. Weep not, dear wife. loving
mother and attectiOnate brother
rather live with brighter hope of
the future before you. Fix your eyes
upon Jesus. He can heal your sor-
rows. The family has the deepest
sympathy OF many friends.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-11-03
Revenue Assignments.

Below will be found the assign
ments of U. S. Storekeepers ir
this county for the month of No
vember, viz:
Hermitage, No. A.. L. Cox
and M. b. Lucas.
John Cochran & Co.. No. GOA.
J. Mcdowell.
E. H. Taylor, Jr., & Co., No.
-2-W. N. Gist.
f. H. Taylor, Jr., & Co. No.
II3-B. J. Drake.
w. A. Gaines & Co., No. LOG
James Rogers.
J. N. Blakemore, No. OR
H. Wilmington.
J. & J. M. Saffell, No. oI-Sid
Bremen. Storekeeper and Gauger.
Old Judge Distillery Company.
No. II-R. A. Frazier, Store
keeper and Gauger.
f. H. Taylor, Jr.. & Son, No.
53-W. B. Allen.
Labrot & Graham, No. 52-Geo.
Mcconnell.
The only changes in the assign
ments Of the gaugers is the addi-
ton Of I.abrot & Graham's dis
tillery to the assignment Of How
ard Gaines.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-11-03
Some Funny Fun.

A once prominent citizen OF
this city came Of his door early
one morning in the long ago to
find his front gate taken from the
hinges and gone. After looking
for it in vain for some time he re-
marked in regard to the perpetra-
tor Of the deed. that if he did it in
a moment of hilarity and mirth he
could forgive him, but if he did it
with malice in his heart he was a
d H. he and all
his house. Numerous citizens
felt the same way Thursday morn
ing when they came out to find
their gates missing, their chicken
coops in a neighbours door, and
other movable articles carried
some distance down the street.
Wednesday was Halloween" and
that night ghosts walked all over
town. ringing bells, removing
wagon wheels, gates, signs, &c.
The boys and girls who had all Of
this fun (?) doubtless enjoyed it,
but if they heard the cussing the
next morning they know that it
was not so very funny to their
victims.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-11-03
cry Funny Summer Blizzard

Ask any person who was at the
Grand last evening what he thinks
Of "a Summer Blizzard. and lie
will take you aside, laugh hysteri-
cally, and assure you on the honor
of man who has enjoyed the lux
ury of a laugh about II 50 minutes
long that it is one of the very best
things of the kind he has ever seen
and after advising you not to miss
it, will assert his intention to take
it in again, with his family, and
even his mother.in-law, if lie pos
sesses one. The disagreeable
weather last night did not prevent
the house being comfortably fiji ed
and just as surely as each one pres
ent laughed until his sides ached,
and joined in demanding half
hundred encores, just as surely will
he prove frst-class advertisement
for the musical farce this week,
Manager Ollie Hagan has more
than kept his promise. He said
he would entertain his Cincinnati
friends with the best show of the
kind on the road to day, but he
promised as well a splendid com.
pany, plentude Of music, a num-
Der of pretty girls. artistic and
sensational dances, and:elegant ef-
fects. The remainder Of the week
Manager Hagan will be on good
terms with himself. when he
counts the box office receipts.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-11-03
A Child Enjoys

The pleasant flavor. gentle action
and soothing effects of Syrup OF
Figs, when in need of laxative,
and if the father or mother be
costive or bilious, the most graft
flying results follow its use; so that
it is the best family remedy known,
and every family should have a
bottle on hand.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-11-03
Taking subscriptions.

Mr.. J. A. Graham, General
Agent Of the Globe Building and
Loan Association, of Louisville,
is in the city taking subscriptions
of stock and loaning money. He
is stopping at the Capital Hotel
and would be glad to see anyone
who wishes to buy stock as an in.
vestment or negotiate a loan. His
company loans on either city or
country real estate.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-11-03
Bishop Dudley at Ascension
Church..

The 1T. Rev. T. u. Dudley, ID
d., Bishop Of Kentucky, will
preach at Ascension Church to
morrow at II a. m. and 7:3o p. m.
Bishop Dudley is one Of the most
eloquent and popular preachers.
not only of Kentucky, but Of the
country, and will doubtless have
large congregations to hear him.
He will administer the Apostolic
Rite Of Confirmation at the night
service.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-11-03
Bought II Steamboat.

Capt. Henry Wilson has pur.
chased from Messrs. Shaw &
Sheets the little steamer w L..
Norton and will reft and run her
in the Kentucky and Ohio river
trade.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-11-03
IIaiIIlted!

haunted house gin these practical and uil-
romantic days is something Of Il rarity. but an
Individual haunied with the idea that his all
ment Is incurable is il parsonage frequently
met with. Disbelief In the ability of medicine
to cure is only mild form OF monOmania,
although in some cases repeated failure, To
obtain relief from many different sources
letters Stomach Btters has demOnstra' ed its
ability to overcome dyspepsia. constipation.
liver aud kidney trouble. malarial complaints
and nervousness. and It's recorded achieve
inents In the curative line ought at least to
warrant Its trial by anyone troubled with either
of the above ailments. even although his previous
efforts to obtain remedial aid have been fruitleSS.
Used with persistence, the Bltters will conquer
the most obstinate cases.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-11-03
Dissolution Notice,

Try MUTUAL CONSENT THE FIRM OF
- Black. Hughes h Co. have this day dissolved
partnership. b. 5. Hughes retiring. All persons
having claims against the firm Will please present
them for paymsnt and AL persons who are In
debted to the firm will please call and settle.
Black Il Crutcher assuming all contracts and
liabilities. and settlement Of all lndebtness to be
made to them. b. ). HUGHES,
j. BLACK.
Oct. IL, 1894. NJ l.. CRUTC HER
We will continue the business at the old stand
OF s. Black with full supply of the best coal at
the lowest price. We cordially invite YOU to call
and see us. BLACK X CRU rCHER.
Nov 3-lm
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-11-03

Come and look through our
entire line. cost nothing, see lots.
MEAGHEK & MARSHALL.
Off.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-10
Furnished Rooms to Let
East Side.

East Side.
CLINTON PLACE. sth St, 2s--Clean furnished
rooms; or gentlemen; $3.50 $3.50.
IRVING PLACE, 2a-Large, nicely furnished
rooms, ID 4 I'd floors; -.
LEXINGTON AVE. 7i-well furnished rooms to
let for gentlemen; good reference required
terms reasonable.
LEXINGTON AVE, sGj 55th st.-Eycertional op-
portunlty rehncd persons procuring handsome
rooms. bath: home oomiors breakfast optional
elegant psrlOrs, professional or private: terms
reasC liable,
LEXINGTON AVE. 977-Furn.shed room; private
house; American family; hot cold water.
LEXlEGTON AVE, llI-Desirable newly fur
nisred I'd floor large front room conveniences;
reasonable.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1856 corner 18th st.-Front
& back parlor for doctor or dentist.
LEXINGTON AVE, 1903 elegantly furnished
rooms, parlor floor suitable for doctor,
LEXINGTON AVE, 597. Furnished rooms,
hot * cold water; nice location.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1913 Furnished hall room
for single gentleman; private family.
LEXINGTON, AVE, 1920, corner il3'h ST. -
Elegant furnished large room for or gentle
men. w. Gunther LIST fiat.
LEXINGTON AVE. 6IS. 50th st. Nicely FUR
niShed pretty rooms American family; o. 90
So bO owner
IFXISIiTON AVE. 572-Furnistel room Tor
Tor i or 2; gas l. OATH parlor floor
LEXINGTON AVE. 727 near 5sth N,-Comfort-
ably furnished room: all conveniences; private
family; reasonable.
LEXINGTON AVE, 7s-Front rooms. gentle
men or married couple, aIsO hall room.
MADISON AVE-, l5iO- Elegant rooms in prl-
vale nunSn; hoard or breakfast II desired; re-
erenCe required.
MADISON AVE 1882 large. finely furni he
connecting rooms, I'd hoor; Ell suite or sihgy;
ST, ann Irti.
MERCER 3OS, near sth st. & Broadwsy-LarGe
square. front room gas, bath cheap. skel-
ten.
PARK AVE. s8l- Large square corner Il or 2
small light rooms; - 30 or So
ID AVE- lS4-Several small, nicely furnished
IRONS; heated when cold.
cd AVE. ll5S-Comfortaby furnished hall bed
room 81 so. % floor, front
I'D AVE, l26l-Furnished room, ID floor TO
let, with or without hoard -
4TH AVE, SO-IIandsomrly furnished front
rooms connecting sleeping rooms also rooils
| for light houSekeeplhgi r'hNuhaoIe'
2D AVE, 1859, night--s nice lEh. rooms $40
& nicely furnished hall room, $50
81 AVE, 7iO-Furnished room to let. Mrs
| Al AVE- 4Gl-IarGe front room: southern eX-
posure gas, bath 81; home comforts; J." -
an AVE, 2sl-Nicely furnished rooms for two
| gentlemen; also rooms for housekeeping rea-
sonSbls
80 AVE, lO99 near oath st, Furnished rooms
| (2) InArri' ouple; all housekeeping; YOU
| 4TH AVE 1856 Furnlshe rooms large 4 small
| suitable for housekrep,ng
9TH ST, 81 f. Drydencourt-Nice' eomiortss.,ols
stylish home for refined people; rooms ~, "o
| week up; table board optional, ~. DO gorgeous
| parlors; plano; sociahle family.
| 18TH ST. go F-Newy furnished rooms In
| beautiful corner fiat heat, bath &c .--..-.---
iITH ST., 2T7 E-4 rooms. furnished or unfnT-
nished; all improvements, Ring MIrphys oei''
I4TH 81. 2a5 =. Nicely furnished light room
gas, bath; private family; Lea ler's bell
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-10
Flats and Apartments Wanted.

UnfurniSheu.
oHA III floor cf 3 rooms in private house for
I'd ave- aH''S rent not TO exceed $40 Box b., 205l
Sh WANTED, between l4th & 42d SITS. 4th
t,.,'fn "NN"s location house must be thoroughly
wv ""''' Address Dressmaker, l52 9th ave.
b." N priva'e house, or Hat. of 5 or O rooms,
(o1rIi1 ItNat' hall, west side. whore select
month ",tu no children are taken: S24 to SIS
american. box 36s World.
va, LOOMS and bath rent si4 to SIS wanted.
World , zoe sOth to l:5th st. Leslie, box 2Il
ilSth, ., u N wife want fiat between Goth 4
tpni nmdn ~ west side; rooms bath State
"''" lu'l particulars 10 c.. box 81 World.
nayoMNn 70 LEASE unfurnished fats; will
- 'U"' etly' advance. Flag, PAP W. 23d stJ
nron.ns, send particulars OF nats to let also
' 'ur safe or exchange; registering free.
CoCHRANE. 80 W, ll6th ST,
ioSa,jan FLOOR WANTED, east side; central
w. boz 800 World. price, N'' p''-
about n. MSS or room ground nat. within
va SSS World Harlem. "SOH ~'''' H''
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TEASDALE PLACE, $50, / hook above 1914 AZ
Furnished room, with bath terms mode rate.
l2IrH ST, 49, W. Nicely furnished SQUARE
40 70 w, al! iml rovements: private house, mod.
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a.--A.--Hotel st. lorenz.

I'D At and Lexington ave.
MEN FAMILY APARTMENT HOTEL
periect IN all its appointments: two elevators.
,,ectric lights. steam. open plumbing: private
halls TO each apartment; handsomely furnished
nnnnortnents; 2 to I rooms and bath, including
XXI hotel service: $50 TO $500 per month !;
ui,chen and dining room on top floor; cuisine
service and all appointments OF high standard,
WV RICHARD MEARES.
;-TE ST, Ill E. Lexington & Park aves.-
choice apartments; light housekeeping to Sc
LII nnriIes only.
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Fuyoi.hed-West Side.

ETH AVE. PIG. corner 23d st. Nicely furnished
4.room fiat. Ring iantor's bell.
sTu AVE. AS5-Furnished, rooms Il bath (:
over West side Bank. Jantor.
18TH ST. 227 w. --Dainty furnished Eats,
"a 80 TO s.. 80 weekly. Flagg. 2i2 w. I'D st.
PIP ST, 2i6 Wan elegantly furnished corner
7 fat; piano very handsome: reasonable. Jantor.
a9TU 81, $50 w.-Nicely furnished fats, 4
rooms h bath reasonable rates. Janior.
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Flats and Apartments Wanted.


/
WANTED-2 or q unftfrnisheJ rooms hath &
ran az eHuensi good neighborhood; reference
e. ", Nlte. east or west; full particulars NJ
T. Daly 2h W 18th st. "
" "a TED Harlem completely furnished ia,
VI .oor private house. I or 5 rooms W. o.
box $50 World. Harlem -
"AASNiIll-Ncat, clean light fat, about 4 rooms
49, Ia in. west SIDE above Both; good neighbor-
u neoVH 10y rent Full particulars, Architect, box
PARLoR FLOOR & basement pr,y,,. hop,. nm
,InIrrnished, forkvillc or Harlem, between I'D 4
madlson ayes, wanted by physician; state price
Doctor 1885 Sd ave.
WANTED Single fat OF rooms. west side;
Hotel. '''''
WANTED ty bachelors, 3 connecting unfur-
nisacl roma with bath location central .
Bachelor, box 426 World, uptown.
WANrED-2 unfurul,hcd rooms. front room, a
sm'hem, | iiiZht up, between lat & ID ave. 4
An - st., lady; rent not to exceed 81 per
month. Address Mrs. p. O'keeGe, 3lS l.. 10Th st.
bO,6 "a Sot ,an, want nice light spHgtmYssps
boN 'Wl World, uptown.
. OR ROOMS Tor light hnuspk Keeping; private
mouse preferred. +. NJ. H., box rs World, up
Furnished.
FIVE or room modern Hat, completely fur
Il, nished wanted by iamlly, of 3; desirable locs-
llulls ItdeOnhDit price. references eNcnanHed
+. T. r., box Isl World.
GENTLEMAN h wife want floor on west side.
IN private house, for light housekeeping; fur
nshed or unfinished; state price and particu-
lars. A. G., box g. World.
no CHARGE for renting, furnished fats; can t
upply my demand. FLAGG. 2i2 West I'D ST..
SMALL FURN1SHE ED FLAT for bath ess ential,
between 18th 4 23d SITS, 9Th h 4th aves. state
price, &c. T., box 245 Uptown World
WANTED Furnish, Hat write full particulars.
S1LWART lO6 West i2d st.
WANTED. by family OF Adults, completely
rent not over $50; references given h required.
Melody, box 96 World
For Other Advert Under This Ciassihc
See Index on Third Page.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-10

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN desires room, with or
without board. In vicinity 18th ST. Irving
place; state terms. s., box Gl World.
BY YOUNG COUPLE, no children, in Jewish
family, . or 3 furnished rooms for light house,
keeping price not to coed S25 month. Address
housekeeping, 1925 Sd ave, World Branch.
DRESSMAKER with a private trade would like
or rooms suitable for business rent must be
moderate. r. W. ISL 9th ave
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WANTED - Downtown furnished room, with
breakfast In small family: terms J, NJ. box
OF World
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WANTED Furnished room between 23d & 10th
SIS. & LIST & Lexington aveS.. for man with sick
wife. for few weeks during treatment; must have
hot 4 cold waters state terms. which must be
moderate ;. W, box 500 World, uptown
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-10

FURNISHED or otherwise must be central,
with paror Advertising privileges; state
price Astruoger, 1927 Broadway.
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RESPECTABLE COLORED WOMAN wants dining
room for catering; thorough cook. best refer
enees Address VI, s. 4s5 9Th ave- care DR.. Reid.
ROOM with or without board, Brooklyn
Heights for lady; moderate terms NJ. box
533 World Brooklyn
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-10

WANTED furnished or unfurnished a floor OF
or 3 rooms with bath, with quiet family. south
Of i2d st state price Sc; references required
bachelor. box .S9 World.
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WANTED for the winters furnished rooms fot
housekeeping by two adults Address, stating
lowest rent full particulars, P. b. b.. 3i2 W.
lith st.
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l2sIH ST. liS - or nicely furnished
,n1Te iihalI rooms; every convenience; pri-
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WIDOW & daughter would take care Of Doctors
or dentists once In lieu OF rent. +, H.. box
49, World uptown.
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furnlshed-BrookIyn.

DHEITU ST, 663, Brooklyn-3 connecting fur
mEhed rooms for housekeeping Cd floor; all
improvements tubs private closets.
i"uhl MfR ST, 69b. near MesCrOle ave-. Green
unh, Three clean. neatly furnished rooms
ltiHt housekeeping improvements; o minutes To
~" 81 It, ferries; - weekly; good location
"3NhDE ST, 3ss-Elegantly furnished I'd floor
n,iv paft 80 moor complete for light housckeep ping
p,Hate hroWn.stone house, owner; large gas
80 tor cookinE; linen. silver, china Kitchen
e, furnished with frst-class Weber piano.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-10

| WANTED small furnished room, wos' side be-
tween 10th 4 34th SITS. state terms tombstone,
! box Or World uptpMn
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-10

III u 81 30 f. Large. nicely furnished roorn
~ conFenier ceS; private fatally; select neigh,
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

IAN HORN ST, 1l4-A 50 week. rooms fur
nished for housekeeping: Pacific ave trolley.
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l2SrH ST, l8i E.-Nicaiy furnished roorn, !,
bath, terms reasonable. ''ons'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-26
"oLD BILLY McGARRAHAN.

The death of "old Billy McGarrahan,
announced in The Herald of yesterday.
removes an historic figure in Washing
ton. He was carried to the hospital on
the 18th, and it was then plainly evident
that his end was very near. For months
around the capital it had been remarked
that the old man, worn out with a
thousand disappointments, had been
growing feebler almost day by day, and
it was noted, says correspondent, that
he no longer stood about the corridors,
as had been his custom for so many
years, but he was glad to avail himself
of the rest afforded by a chair, when
ever he could get one.
The patience and persistence of the
man was little less than remarkable,
and it is to be deeply regretted that his
wrongs-if wrongs they were-were not
righted before he had joined the great
majority
The story attached to the case is a
long one, and is strongly inclined to the
romantic.
In 1874 McGarrahan bought the
Rancho Grande from Vincent Gomez,
who claimed that his title was protected
by a treaty of the United States with
Mexico He paid but a few hundred
dollars for it, and it was not believed
to be worth much more than that
amount. Later, however. quicksilver
was discovered upon it. Squatters were
not slow to take advantage of the fact,
and through them the land finally fell
into the hands of the New Idrfa Min
ing company, which held possession and
contested the title. Litigation has been
carried on ever since
There are many people who believe
that if the case could be reopened, the
verdict would be for McGarrahan. This
hope inspired the deceased; it was his
food and drink. His sole ambition was
to get a law passed by Congress- per-
hitting the case to be retired.
During the reign of Bombastes Ben,
a bill to that effect was passed, but
Harrison vetoed it, because, it was
alleged, it did not sufficiently protect
the interests of the United States in the
matter. The bill is now again before
the Senate
All the newspaper men and other
habitues of the capitol, have always
had a tender feeling for "old Billy"
and his benevolent smile and quiet, gem
erous nature is said to have been more
aInn11ent than foods &c 80
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-26
DEFINING THEIR STATUS.

The provisional government of the
Hawaiian Islands has been endeavor-
ing for some time to organize some
thing which will have resemblance at
least to republic. A constitutional
convention has been provided for by
law under the new regime and in it
the following oath is required to be
taken by the voter:
IT,, aged. years, a native of
residing at.......i in said district.
do solemnly swear in the presence of
Almighty God that 1 will support and
bear allegiance to the provisional gov
eminent of the Hawaiian Islands. and
will oppose any attempt to re-estab-
lish monarchical government in any
form in the Hawaiian Islands"
This, of course, has the appearance
of design to shut out from the fran
chise every person who favors the re-
storation of the constitutional form of
government in the Islands, which
would be a very high handed proceed
ing on the part of the self-appointed
rules of Hawaii. But after considera-
bic agitation over this matter, the At
torney- General of the PROVISIONAL
government issued the annexed
authoritative statement as to its mean
ing:
THE word oppose in the form of
the oath relates to the duties of those
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-26
AN ESSENTIAL DIFFERENCE.

When the Republicans were in con-
troll of the lower House of Congress,
Hon. Thomas Reed, of Maine, was the
Speaker and he ruled affairs with a
high hand. On his own ipse dixit when
he pleased ne ordered the clerk of the
House 10 count certain Democratic
members as responding to a roll call.
when as a matter of fact they were 81
lent. This they naturally resented. By
enforcing this rule of his own individ-
ual motion, he ,lsurped and exercised
unprecedented authority. It was one
man-power. He was dubbed the Car
and the title was well earned.
A few days ago the House of Rep
resentatives. after business had been
INSTRUCTED shamefuliy. because of the
absence of some Democrats and the
refusal of the Republicans to respond
to a roll call, for the purpose of test
ing whether quorum was present