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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05

The Rev. John a. d. Wilson. pastor Of the West
Eighteenth Street Church. preached last night ION
the Issues TO be Settled Tuesday" lie said in
part:
city Of New-York. The battle 10 be lost won
the 9Th OF November Is attracting more atten-
ton and IL OF greater Interest than the be-
tween China ana Japan. a victory for Tammany
Hall means calamity to the civilized world. \
vote for this Institution Is an Endorsement q all
the bribery blackmail clubbing. kidnapping. NAL
feasance and corruption In office OF every kind ex
posed by tho Senate Committee. II Is a vote OF
confidence In Measrs Gilroy. McCiave. Sheehan,
Andrews police inspectors and captains. and
Judges and the D!strict-Attorney's Office. You
have before you an issue OF better government. II
not for the best. Nor must the momentous Cues
ton OF the Constitution be dsregarded. Vote
for the thrty-onc combined amendments. | en-
treat you. While this involves Endorsement Of
two three things which abOminate and rcpud-
ate. yet II will enable 20 vote against gamblers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
c0CRr CALENDARS FoR TO-DAY.

Supreme Co,rt-ieneral Term-fiefore Van Brcnt +. j.
O'Iiren and Parker. JJ-Court opens At 1890 IN. Mo
lions. calendar OF nonenumerasi motions Gated n II
a. IN.
Supreme Court--Cha mbers-I}erorc Barrett Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram a continuous white re mesa. sr:..
Or, nre, in pressure as Indicated by Inc ~. tsnp
recording barometer The broken line represents Wv
,erature as observed at Perry's PharmacS'
Tribune Orfce. Nov. s. L. M NV " ,, The
.a ,or ,c.,, IN the early afternoon. and TAR '"'
,.,,nsr,,ur. ranged between 4; and "a degrees the
erage ,5ii., being 81. lower than on sa'n'', %. sa,
degrees higher than the corresponding any ' "a
The weather is likely 10 be fair today 20 yay "
cedcd In the morning ny ns't '"'''
likely be fair aud cool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05

BY Haircut. 7.
Rudd VS.. Rudd-Wiliiam NJ. Hoes.
Matter OF FriclS George Bell.
Pearsall VS.. Fogarty-charles A. Hess
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-11

remedy seems TO be In their own hands.
The majority OF the members or the Lss
is.ature come from the country districts
and they should pass Mr.. utz's Dill OF
one which would be sufficiently stringent
10 reduce the number OF valueiess curs
that are allowed TO run at large and 'eed
upon the focks OF the thrifty STOCK tais-
ers.--Petersburg Index-Appeal.
Roanoke College, which has at different
times educated Choctaws, Cherokees'
Mexicans. and japanese. YESTERDAY re-
cesved as a student Surh Beung hiu. y
Young man eighteen years oid' from
,ea Tb,s Oriental came over to TINS coun-
try last April in company with fah ions
Kin another young Corean. ana ai,e'
spendlny tile summer Mt the Worio ar
Mr.. PAX went TO the University vi 'ei.
svlyanIa. while Mr.. Surh mas co''e "
poanoke College-Roanoke Times
Miss NeffYe Flanagan. OF Rose Hiil.
.iher,arle county, has again lost power or
s,eecb. This misfortune has befallen her
1891 times. lasting sometimes three
.-..ntba sometimes as long as eight. In
~s,s,rbor 1892. she lost her speech and
.,,d no, regain Il until last June. That
.,'as ,he longest period. Her hearing is
,o, inpaired. and her health is excel
lent. she is about twenty-three years OF
ace Her case battles her physician.
The stockholders of the Charlottesville
woolen mills met Wednesday, reelected
the incumbent directory and officers, and
declared the usual dividend OF per cent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-11

from Mr.. c. Chapman, manager OF the
Buffalo IN. " team, asking for dates
here In April for games with the Peters
burg club.
Mr.. JUNE Quarles, of the Petersburg
Base Ball Club. has been offered n posi-
ton with the New Orleans team.
Judge ID. ~. bernard. Of the Hastings
Court OF this city, has declined TO grant
a charter to the Cosmopolitan Club.
social organization OF this city.
Recently three members OF colored
family here by the name OF Massenburg
died inside OF week. The decreased are
said to have received medical attention
from colored couple calling themselves
Dr. and Mrs. Octavis Forest. who came
here from Alabama. and who, II Is re-
ported. have left the city. II IL stated
that there wac trouble between the MAS
senburge and the Doctor In reference 10
the payment OF some money. and when
the colored physician left the house OF
the Massenburgs II Is alleged that he
made the declaration. "AIl OF you will
die. then" Whether the Forests have
been guilty OF anything criminal Is not
known. but the case is thought fit one
for investigation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-11
------------------- -
WIZ INA NOTES.

There are about three million feet of
logs in the Graham Lumber Company's
dam. The mills are sim idle.
Patrick kennery, moulder IN the i;oan-
okc Machine Works. has received notice
OF the death of an uncle in New Orleans
who left an estate valued at ss0ouU. Mr.
Kennedy is ore of the three heirs. ana
viii Inherit about S250p0.
Miss Josephine Doran. the y,unG
lady who disappeared from her h. me
in Franklin county last week, and
who has been found in E)anske
gives this rs her reson Tor leaving
home; Il came TO Roam ke u make
some money To buy calico 10 Join
my aunt together AS soon as / make
that am going back. but am not Going
until do make it. / am free, and they
cannot make me so back until want to-"
We are getting Disguised with politics.
and have almost formed the resolution 10
Kick the said stuff clear ont OF our col
umns. This eternal legislative tinkering
with delicate and sensitive trade condl-
lions is getting 10 be so irrational and
miscnievous as 10 provoke in the people
the deepest feelings of alternate WEAKNESS
ana anger.-buens Vista Advocate.
III the Legislature can REQUIRE the rail-
icoNS ~ AufHiSi Iitc transportation 10
state officials, can II not also exact some
concessions in favor OF the people?-
Roanoke World.
There ~ one man of genuine courage
In the General Assembly of Virginia. hui
there are probably too many politicians
among Mr.. Utzs comrades for his dog
tax bill TO become a law.-Roanoke World.
The Governor OF West Virginia, Chair
man Wilson'S own State, heads petition
OF prominent Democrats OF that State
protesting against the free-list features
OF the Wilson bill. Our prophet seems TO
be without honor In his own country.
Come back TO the Democratic principle
OF equal taxation. Mr.. Wilson. and all
WI he weil-Buena Vista Advocate.
Along with the announcement that n
bill has been introduced In the House i'm
posing a tax on dogs, comes the statement
from Orange county that last week MIR.
j. {. Ship, well-to-do farmer. had his
whole flock OF sheep. twenty-eight In num-
ber killed by worthless ours This Is not
an exceptional or rare occurrence. Hard
~ week passes that the country papers
DO not report similar slaughters; and the
wonder to US Is that the farmers tolerate
bis destruction Of their property when the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-11
ONO LUMBEKMEN.
Two Hundred and Fifty Of Taem to visit
Norfolk sooD.

NORFOLK, VA, Jan. l0-Special.-
On the 9th instant two hundred and fifty
business men Of Columbus. Ohio interest
ed In the lumber trade. will visit Norfolk.
the guests Of the North Carolina Lumber
Company, and will be in the city three
days. They will come by way Of the
Norfolk and Western, through the Fiat
Top coal-felds OF West Virginia.
The Business Mems Association mas
appointed committee TO attend the CON
vention TO be held In Richmond under
the auspices Of the Chamber OF COM
MERGE. TO discuss the oyster industry and
laws. Col y. NJ. Henry. thoroughly
ccnycrsant with the subject. viii be chair
nan ~ The Norfolk committee The
oyster packers here report the supply
light and sales heavy.
The United States pension agents are
still investigating frauds in this section.
John Henry Suckett and David Anderson,
OF Northampton county, we're before me
United States commissioners to-day
charged with violating pension laws, ana
were sent on TO the grand jury.
Or l.. II. Malthcy, who was arresten
be-e some ten days ago on warrants from
West Superior. Wis. charging him with
obtaining money under false prstenses'
has returned TO Norfolk, having been non
orably acquitted
The brig Nettie, which went ashore near
Little Island life-saving station several
DAYS ago. is going to pieces. She is beng
stripped by the Mcrritts.
CAPTAIN Duncanson. OF the BRUSH
steamer Avonmore, reports wreck about
eight miles off the shore at Cape Henry,
bearing W. 10 n.
The United States grand jury to-day
found the following true bills for viola
ton Of laws. all Of the parties named
being colored except w. II. Drewry: Lu-
Their &. Williams. five counts; W. r..
Drcwry five counts: Wilson Brickhouse.
two counts: Robert Bagnall. Jr., two
counts; Lucy A. Wilson, one count: David
Anderson, two counts; John H. Sunkett.
four counts.
a young Ensishman calling himself
Sidney Hunton has been 20 Suffolk and
worked that town for all II was worth.
He introduced himself 10 Mr. Harry New
ton as an expert jeweler. formerly or
England. and by his polished manners
ingratiated himself into that gentleman's
favor. and was invited 10 his home and
Hospitality entertained. Mr.. Newton also
redeemed an overcoct Of Hunton's from
pawn and otherwise aided him finan-
cialy. Mr.. Newton says that when ex-
tending aid he was aware OF hrnton's
identity.
He called upon the Rev. John y. McCor-
mick. rector of the Episcopal church. and
remained several hours. but solicited no
aid. The rector furnished him with
ticket TO this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-11
BANK CASHIER ASSIGNS.
HOWELL. oreonDsBoEo' Turns
OYER MS PROPERTY.
Liabilities Estimated at S35'oo"-eis
ion in . Remarkable
Case-New Railroad
RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. ic-special

RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. lo-0pecial
Robert +. Howell. who recently resigned
as cashier of the Bank OF wayne a'
Godsboro, made an assignment 'he'e To-
day. turning over all his property 10 MS
creditors. His liabilities are esuh'a'eu d.
49, 0o He is one OF the foremost 0'''~eis
of Goldsboro. The assignment was uheN-
pected, and has caused n sensation
Sheriff Middleton. of Duplin county mas
served summons on the officers ana ui'ec-
tors OF the defunct Bank of New Hanover
In an action begun against them ia W
Superior Court OF Duplin. The depo'''o' !
OF the bank in Duplin are plainti,'s, anu
this action is 10 recover from the uepo 80,
in the bank, amounting TO SSV'v", ,o.t
defendants are to answer February iy'n'
In the important case OK Ma. e'' 81 o'
Conolely against the Mutual Lhr g.
ance COMPANY of New York Judge oes
mour. in the Federal Court. denleu ~
PENDANTS motion for a new trial. ana siVes
Judgment for the plaintin on the ~
of the Jury. An appeal will be maue J ne
case was tried on an action proush' "
the heirs of Daniel Conolely, OF KoDesoli
county. TO enforce the payment oil s'''V'
insurance on his life. Conolely was MUIR
dered. and the company refused to pay
on the ground OF fraud.
Incorporators Of the Lumberton and
Lumber Bridge railway met at Lumbcrton
to-day and organized. Work is to begin
in the spring.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-11
HsSH CONyfCrED.
He Killed Young seymour Phipps in Gray
son and Fled to Sorth carolina.

INDEPENDENCE, VA, Jan. lo.-Soe.
c.al-The sheriff of Grayson county VIII
convey Lee y. Hash to the State peniten-
tiary, where he is sentenced to remain
for fourteen years.
On the 9TH day OF last September Hash
killed young man named Seymour
Phipps In the west end of this county,
near Edgewater post-oftics. He escaped
and went into North Carolina, hut two
days later was apprchended ard brought
10 this place and lodi;ed In jail The
officers feared mob violence, ard the pris-
oner was removed TO Lynchburg for safe
Keeping.
lash vas indicted. and was arraicned
for trial In the County Court Tuesday. He
was ably defended by Capt. Robert Crock
eft. u. w. camett. q. &. porteriield, and
W. &. Fields. commemorative -A Attorney
Jackson was assisted in the prosecution
by A. NJ. Dickinson. The Jury on thurs
day morning returned "A verdict OF muir
der I'm the second degree. and fixed the
term at fourteen years in tho penltentiary
Hash Is about twenty-five years old. ana
has wife and one child
young man named Sexton shot and
Killed an old man named Bobbitt on
christmas-Day. Sexton made his escape.
and reward was offered for his arrest.
lie II still at large
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-11
Rose from the Ranks.

The best engineman has been n fireman I:
the best conductors are made OF bralSemcn;
the best officials are promoted from tbs
ranks. Mr.. John M. Toucey, General
Manager OF the New York Central. was
once a trainman. President Newell. OF
the Lake Shore. used TO carry chain
in an engineering corps on the Illinois
Central. President Clark. Of tho Mobile
and Ohio was a section man; afterwards
n fireman. Another man who drove grade
stakes Is President Blockstand, OF the
Alton. Allen Blanvill, tho late President
Of 1.-THE largest road on EARTH" was q
storehoUse clerk. President Van Horn.
of the Canadian Pacific. kept time on ths
Illinois Central A man name Town. who
used to twist bral<e-wheels on the Bur
lington. IS now Nice-President Town. OF
the southern Pacific President Smith, OF
the Louisville and Nashville. was a tele
graph operator. Marvin Hughtt. or the
Chicago ard Northwestern. began as
telegraph messenger-boy. President Clark
Of the Union Pacific, used TO check freight
and push truck on the Omaha platform.
The Illinois Central, I believe. has turned
out more great men than any other road.
President Jeffery. OF the Denver and Rio
Grande, began in the Central shops. az
forty-hve cents a day-McClure' Maya
zine for January.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-11
DIR. sIPP'S Trial.
The Preliminary Examination Concluded
with Accused Sent On-Bailed.

WINSTON, N. c., Jsn. n.-Speciai.-
winston and Salem's new rcstnssters' -
II " ilson and r. w. Belo. received their
commissions this morning. end this after
noon took charge OF their respective
offices.
The preliminary trial Of DR.. L. l.. sapp
for the murder Of James Lamar, In her-
norsyule several days ago, was con-
cluded last night. Many witnesses were eS-
amined for the State, and DefeLdent Sapp
was bound over to the Superior Court IN
a bond OF 5000, which he gave. his
attorneys say he will come on clear, whlle
the States attorney thinks 1t VIII De
case OF manslaughter.
At the request OF Governor Carr, three
physicians went TO the jail and made
special examination OF the condemned
prisoner. Peter DeGraff, relative 10 his
sanity. The physicians were unanimous
I'm declaring the prisoner sensible. unlike
a majority OF lunatics. DeGraff was in
cIined TO magnify his mental capacity, but
in his efforts he overdid the thing.
NJ. W. Evans, assistant postmaster al
Charity, Yadkin county has been arrested
FOR illegally disposing OF postage stamps.
The Daily World. an evening paper which
was started here the latter part OF last
November by Mayor Webb, changed hands
to-day. IL will hereafter be published by
publishing company. composed Of the
Mayor and the printers who have been
working on the paper. Mr.. J. y. Whitaker.
Jr. who has been editor Of the World
since its establishment. has resigned that
position The editors chair viii be filed
hereafter by Mayor Webb.
Mr. T.. III. Wilson. Winston's new post
master. rendered his resignation last night
as secretary ana treasurer Of the city.
Mir. j. o. Magrudcr. formerly Of Char
lottesvinc Va, was elected 10 succeed
him.
Miss Emma Crews. Of Ronda Wilkes
county. was bitten Sunday on the hand by
a mad cat She ca Ne 10 Winston last
night tO undergo treatment by q local
physician. She brought the cat with her
In n boz.
". ". league. The Third party leader
Of Alexander county. is having hard
time OF il. He was tried before magis-
trate for an assault "A few days ago. He
is also under bond 10 appear a the next
term Of the superior court on the charge
on cmbezzlement. More than this. he has
been dismissed from the Alliance, Of
which order he has been a jealous mem
Der over since its organization in that
fettufN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-11
MARIE WAIHWRIGHTS SUED.
a Misunderstanding the Cau-e of the
1roubIe-AmIcably Settled.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday
afternoon Messrs Amweg and Dazsll,
through their counsel, Mr.. II. l.. Watson.
instituted a suit against Marie Vain
wright for damages in the sum OF $500.
No declaration was filed, but an attach
ment was sued out and placed in the
hands Of Deputy-Sheriff Meredith for exc
cution, who went up TO the Theatre for
the purpose of serving the paper on Mr..
Leath and Miss Wainwright's manager.
Upon inquiry at the box office at the
Theatre last evening Mr.. Meeks. Miss
Wainwrights manager. said that the above
occurred through a misunderstanding on
the part Of Messrs Amweg and Dazell,
managers Of the Roanoke Theatre. and
that il had been amicably settled. He
went On further to state that the cause
Il the trouble was that owing TO .hc
illness Of Miss Wainwright he was obliged
10 cancel her engagement ~ Roanoke on
last Monday night. The managers Of the
theatre thinking i,lat this was done by
him TO save railroad fare and also the
chances Of small house, Immediately
Instituted suit through their counsel. Sir.
u. l.. Watson. Of this city. But. uDon a
satisfactory statement being made by him
that Miss Wainwright was really iil.
and unable 20 appear, the suit was settled
IS stated above
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-11
local OPTION ~ ROASOK
A Meeting Held and Organization Per-
fected for Campaign.

ROANOKE. VA. Jan. l0.-Speclal.-To
night a public local-option meeting was
held at Vinton, and an Organization per-
fected to conduct an anti-liquor- liccnse
carnpaign in Big Lick. Cave Spring and
Catawba magisteral districts. The towns
Of Roanoke and Salem and Salem masis-
terIal district have voted dry, and the
idea Is 10 prevent the sale of liquor in
the entire county. save by licensed drug
gfsts. There are several clubs operating
in this city. but crusade will eventually
be inauguratcd against them.
Mayor Trout has vetoed the resolution
OF the City Council instructing him 20
call public meeting to raise a relief
fund for the poor. The May or's objection
10 the resolution is that IL provides for
the distribution by city officials of the
private contributions OF citizens.
NintOns new Baptist church will be
dedicated Sunday. Rev. DIR. J. II. Harii-
son, Of Bristol. preaching the dedlcatory
sermon.
In the suit OF Mcclure, Amsler & Co
OF Pittsburg, against the Roanoke Iron
Company, the jury gave plaintiffs a YER
dict for 24.Sl9.3i A motion for a new
trial was made. and will be argued later
on.
A new fire company has been organized
TO take the place made vacant In the de-
partment by the withdrawal OF the Vigil
liant Fire Company Ncw-lear s. Day. A.
L. Fuqua. formerly chief of the Rich
mond fire department, is a leading spirit
In the new company.
Capt. ". s. Chatham died to-day after
two weeks Illness with the grip. He
leaves wife and two sons. Captain
chatham came here about three years
ago from Lockhavcn. Pa, where. after the
war. In which he rose from the ranks 10
captaincy In the Union army. he Yves
chief OF police several terms. During
Governor Hoyrs administration he was
superintendent of public buildings Of
Pennsylvania. The funeral arrangements
Will not be determined until tomorrow.
For the week ending Saturday the Po-
cahontas Coal Company shipped 56Gi5
tons. The total shipments for 1899 were
:.s9,52f tons. The aggregate would lave
been considerably over 3.0O00OO tons had
not strike occurred at Pocahontas.
Dr. JOSEPH. A. Gale. toe Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company's surgeon,
who has been i'll for nearly three months.
was removed TO Salem to-day In "A special
car where he Will obtain needed quiet
and rest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-11

Old records say that the law once took
hand in reducing the size of women's
sleeves In Venice. That was in 1898. and
its effect was soon seen In the extrava-
CANT trains that women added 10 their
gowns. As soon as the puzzled lawma-
kers realized what was the matter they
curtailed the skirt by a second edict, 10
be again circumvented by the great mag
niiicence of both skirts and sleeves, which
were blazoned with embroideries OF gold
and set with precious stones. These too
were enacted out OF fashion, but only
while the women were getting breath for
a fresh contest and a sleeve that exceeded
In cost anything that had gone before
for they were both wide and long. reach
ing even the hem OF the dress. These
were the arnl-coverings that called forth
the last fiat from the Venetian senate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-11
Fires In umIlc Hand.

TRENTON MILLS, CUMBERLAND
COUNTY, VA. Jan. l0-Spccial.--In this
Vicinity several fires have recently oc-
CURED. At New London. now owned by
Jefferson Davis. Esq, a stable with a lot
OF millet. hay, other feed. and pair Of
good horses We're burnt up. The origin
OF the fire was thought TO be from
matches being ignited by rats. "A boz, Of
matches having been left In the feed
room about three days before the fire.
Al the second fire Carter Trent, a col
cred youth. lost twenty barrels of corn
housed f. a cabin.
Al the third fire Eddie Davis lost his
entire crop Of corn.
The fourth fire was on Saturday night,
the OH Instant. at Summerset. j. W.
Adamss large barn. with feed. buggy
ana harness. farming implements, one
morse, and calf destroyed. Four or FIVE
other horses and colts We're rescued by
Mr.. Cliff Snoddy. Mr.. Adams and my
sell after being singcd and one badly
burned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-11
THE VIRGINIA GRANGE.
1r CALLS UPON rHs PRECEDENT 10
REM0vR NM. MORTON.
The Secretary, that Body Declares, Assaiisd
the Organization In speech Before ths
worlds Agricultural Congress

WINCHESTER. VA. Jan. io.--special.-
The Virginia State Grange convened II
its twenty-hrst annual session In this
city this morning. Mr.. II. II. Hutchinson
master Of Accomac county, In the chair
and Thomas Sfadden. OF Clarke, score
tary. The following counties were repre-
scented: Accomac, Craig. Dinwiddie. Fred
crick. Fairfax. Loudoun. Norfolk, and
Spotsyivania- Addresses were delivered
by Worthy Masters Knott, OF West Nir-
einsa: II. J. Corners. Of Pennsylvania
Asa Richards, and Alexander J. Wedde-
burn. OF Fairfax. the general tenor OF
these addresses being 10 elevate and edu-
cate tho farmers of the country. and.
while building up agriculture. not TO at
tack or tear down any class.
AZ the afternoon session the following
c!icers were elected: Master, a. j.
Wedde5urn, of Fairfax: Overseer. A. j..
Tewon, OF Norfolk; Lecturer, w. T. Ma
con, Of Accomac; Steward. J. w. Aha
mong. OF Frederick: Assistant steward,
9. p. Caldwell. OF Craig; Chaplain, X. H.
Hutchinson. OF Accomac; Treasurer
DR. Il. c. Powell. OF Dinwiddie; Secre-
tary. Thomas Stadden. of Clarke; Gate
tseper. j. C.. Cammer. OF Frederick; Ceres.
Mrs A. J. Weddeburn: Pomona. Mrs.
r q. Cammer: Flora. Miss Amanda Cald-
well: stewardess. Mrs. Cooper; executive
committee. w. r. Mason and DR.. j.. {.
Howell.
The Grange adopted a strong set OF
resolutions, condemning Secretary Nor
ton. They set forth as fact that he
should have known. by having been
member OF the Grange. that the state
ments were incorrect; that he so far
descended from the position occupied by
him as 10 forget all the precepts that
should become his position as to have
publicly DETAINED, before the assembled
representatives OF the agricultural world
at the Chicago Agricultural Congress. the
Grange and its organizers as the most
ineidous foes OF agriculture, and request
the President TO remove him.
The night session closed with memo
rial service TO the late master, y. y.
Charters. and resolutions of respect to
the late Secretary OF Agriculture. Hon.
jeremiah Rusk, OF Wisconsin.