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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20

The announcement was made in yeA
terday's papers that on Friday the Sen
ate had made satisfactory progress in
the consideration of the tariff bill which
has been 10 long pending in that body.
Such announcements are calculated to
mlslcad persons who are not well
acquainted with the manner in which
legislation can be DISTRACTED or defeated
by the minority. IL the absence Of a
closure rule there IS no rate of progress
IN the consideration Of any bill which can
furnish 10 the majority the assurance that
they Will be allowed 10 pass the measure
at any given period in the future The
senators seem TO regard 1t as of much
more Importance TO Observe the cour-
tesies Of thc Senate" than II Is to do the
work which They were sent 10 Wash
ingtcn 60 o.. The waves OF popular
clamor never rise high enough in the
capitol - wet the feet of the senators.
who hatter themselves that they are u
superior race az beings.
What little time, therefore. the Demo
cats faintd IN the Senate on Friday IS
hah.c ~ be lost to-day. or Monday. or
neat week, or even u month hence. Mr..
lfye. - Maine. candidy notified the SEN
ate on Friday that he thought all par
hain,niary methods OF obstruction ought
To L. fsortcd TO in order 10 defeat the
tailH BILL He OF course, feels free TO
munster whenever he finds an opportuni-
~ l. do ~ lilo % POS potIfv,, a., DO ,
the Democrats or the southern people
'nink OF him or lis schemes for setting
al haught the Will Of the tax-paye rs.
ana Lrcping upon the statute-book laws
put upon II In the interest OF New Eng
land. and particularly his State OF
Maine. We add that Mr.. Frye. also said
mat the Republican senator's as a body
had not agreed among themselves 10 adop,
the policy OF destruction which he him
self favored.
AIR. All!sons remark that the Republi.
can senators would act upon their own
individual judgments--each for himself
may be taken as indicating that the
"epuhhcarS from the Northwestern
o'a'eS are not 50 much attached TO the
ooe'fihe OK protection to American In
uNS'fles as are the Republicans from the
NC" England and Middle States. On the
o'er hand' Mr.. Dolph. though coming
"oin iai-on Oregon. ayowed his willing
ness TO adopt the policy recommended by
Tie Senator from Maine.
Nr Chandler, OF New Hampshire
""i4'F warned tho Democratic senafors
"'' T" natter themselves that the Re
SN""'@" senators would not nlibuster
'"' uhe Passage Of the new tariff
VI" MI Chandler is one OF the men
VINO S'ois ths presidency In 1916. and n
certainty no better now than he was
then. lie processes TO desire the "fu,,es,
possible debate Of the bill" What a farce
The tariff question has often been d,s
cpased fully" 1t was 10 discussed IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20

IF. L. V. Receipt-Book. by Mrs
Clement Darlington McPhail." is an
octave of nearly 300 pages. which has
just been published by West. Johnston
Il Co. of this city. and is sold at $3.50
per copy. In this work Mrs McPhail
has not only given the public the benefit
OF the receipts which her own expert
ence has proved valuable. but others
which have been furnished her by Mrs.
Jud. Lewis. Miss May Handy. Page Aylett
Royal. Mrs. Junius Morris. Mrs. Writ
Henry. Mrs. Il. II. Mayo. Mrs. DIR.
George Ross, Mrs. j. Ran. Tucker. Mrs.
II. IA. Nash. Mrs. Edward Price, Miss
Ross. Grace Carter. William T. Mcclure.
Mrs. W. c. Preston. Mrs. Roger A. Pryor.
Mrs. Il. w. Powers. Mrs. ". a. Little,
Mrs. Isaac Davenport. Jr., Delmonico.
Cld Sweet Springs. Susie Braxton West.
Mrs. Henry A. Wise. Mrs. Charles
Skinker. Virginia Carey Peasants, Gov
ernor Holiday. Eva de Treville. Emily
A. Rutherford. Mrs. Thomas Boiling, T.
o. harbour. Mrs. Bradley Johnson. Mrs.
other. Equally well known disciples OF
the noble culinary art. Under the clas-
sincation OF beverages receipts are
given for making the Westmoreland-
Club apple toddy. the Old Virginia mint
1uicp. the O'Ferrall punch. Common
wealth-Club punch. Westmorland-Club
eggnog blackberry wine. cordial. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20

The Richmond Dispatch in its issue
of the 18th instant. contained a splendid
report Of the ceremonies OF the unveiling
Of the Mary Washington monument a,
Fredericksburg, with picture Of the
monument and double-column portraits
Of President Cleveland. Governor OFFER.
rail-. and Senator Daniel. The Dispatch,
by the way, is one Of our most valued
ges.-Harrisonburg Free Press.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
RcrnlexifY.

written for the Dispatch.)
There Is a step which l must take.
And yet / am afraid:
But when my heart with fear doth quake
To Heaven l look for aid.
| seem 10 launch q fragile bark
Upon a lowering sea,
OF light there Is too faint spark
TO show the way TO me.
And in this hour Of doubt and fear
cry: what must l dor
voice soft whispers In my ear:
I'm guide thee safely through"
"Oh, thou OF little faith. wherefore
Dost thou thus doubt and fear?
DO not promise evermore
Thy lonely path to cheer?'
My fainting heart, fresh courage take!
BE thou no more forlorn!
In faith will this voyage make,
And follow blindly on.
Ard though I cannot see the way
Across this troublous tide.
Since He has promised. III obey.
And trust to such a guide.
IL. W. STAMPER.
Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20

The Republican members OF the House
Committee On Currency and Banking
have decided not TO oppose the BraWley
bill to suspend the operation OF the 10
percent. tax law as against the clearing
house certificates and other substitutes
for currency issued last year during the
financial stringcncy. There VII be offer
ed an amendment to repeal the tax law
entirely. The Republicans say that after
consultation they have come to the con-
clusion that they have nothing to lose by
discus sion.
This will be fun for the Republicans,
but death TO the Democrats. However.
it goes without saying that no such bin
Will ever be passed in the Senate. The
southern congressman who favor repeal
will not do any credit to their section by
supporting such measure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
FANS.

The Japanese have peculiar; inde-
scrih,bie way of decorating their fans. d,
We have them In a large variety %.
colors: also. black, in folding OF .,i1c
the small sizes in Folding Fans Tor chl'-
dren. from Sc. up. .... chou,
In Uigh-Gradc Novelty Fans we snow
some very unique effects IN cauze. pli al,,'.'
white. and colors The white are espe-
tally adapted for commencement fans;
Your attention Is also called TO inc
Feather Fans for Ladies and Chilureh'
nr.ice - and 62c.--all colOrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20

We would say to our gifted friend Of
the Norfolk Landmark, in reply to his
editorial explanation of the inexplicable
condition of the Norfolk Democracy. that
as soon as our foreign editor finishes
up a little work he has now In hand he
will proceed to Norfolk to make a pho
tographic study OF the political situation
there. At present he Is busy reconstruct
Ing the map OF Europe, and does not
wish to be disturbed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
"Disfigured
For Life"

Is the deSpairing cry Of thousands
afflicted with
Unsightly skin diseases.
DO YOU realize what this diSfigura.
ton means to sensitive souls?
II means isolation, seclusion.
II is a bar to social and business success.
Do YOU wonder that despair SeizeS
upon these sufferers when
Doctors fail,
Standard remedies fail,
And nostrumS prove worse than use
less?
Skin diseases are most obstinate to
cure or even relieve.
II is an easy matter to claim to cure
them, but quite another thing to
do 50.
CUTICURA REMEDIES
Have earned the right to be called
Skin Specifics,
Because for years they have met
with most remarkable success.
There are cases that they cannot cure,
but they are few indeed.
II is no long -drawn.out, expensive
experiment:
&c. invested in a cake OF
CUTlCURA SOAP
VIII prove more convincing than
apage of advertisement.
In short
CUTICURA works wonders,
And its cures are simply marvellous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20

VIVA. more scrviceable could you get
~ throw over the shoulders, should you
o - tho mountains or seashore. than
one Of these spring,W eight c@pes, =, "a %
Tha nriccS have been cut from $lVp 20
g, on tirch Wrap. and now YOU can ma
Your size and probably the color you
want The prices are less thar, than d actual
cost-we don't want 10 carry them over
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20

t. called IN the values offered In SEkGh
I1StaZER SIiITS-colors. navy. ana BLACK.
The so Moire-F'a Faced Clay Worstea S S,',.o
orc SonaI TO any at $3.50 shown elsewhere.
The N2 English Worsted SUITS VIII oo''
SIff co., have need OF such garment
ha,ter values will never be shown IN New
Stvlish-CJlt. Tailor-Made Suits
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20

and you'll hear the latest whispers from
the bargain world. II you listen for a
year, you can't possibly hear Of as good
place to buy Clothing as our store. for
the very simple reason that in the matter
OF stock and prices we are as much
ahead OF other establishments as State
is ahead of a county. Our customers
live in state of constant satisfaction,
because we are selling Clothes at must
20 prices. You must come now, though,
to get your share, because the stock s
going like q train down grade AMI we
cant put on the brakes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
FLOWERS AND RIBBONS.

AT tgi lC -SElIIlNG PRIZES.
Such values In Flowers were never or
ferred before
Here are sprays such as usually sell for
Csc. our price Zoe.
Others that are worth 3Sc., now l5c.
For Doc. you have a choice of Il styles
of Sprays, branched beautifully. The
value of these Sprays Is zoe.
DAISY and VELVET WREATHS for
Chldren's Hats. &c each; others at 10 and
DC.
ROSE SPRAYS. 3S and soc. in FRENCH
FLOWERS.
Small Effects in Flowers, such as For
et-Me-Nots, Lilac. Lily of the Valley.
In white and coOrs at cut prices.
Violets and Biuees. American Beauty
Roses. and Black silk Roses. NiOlets and
Sprays: Jetted Quilts. Coque Plumes, Jet
ted Tips, White and Black Wings in
pairs.
You make 81 go as far rs 81 ordinarily
I'm the Flower Department.
The PRICES marked I'm plain figures
on the RIBBON displayed on the counter
as you enter the store speak louder and
more effectively than anything else We
can say.
To see these one would not think that
silk Viewers hal been on "A strike for
the past. 20 days. aud that Ribbon had
advanced.
See the Fancy Ribbons for trimming
Children's Hats; also the MORE in all
colors.
We can match any shade or width you
may desire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20

We perceive that we have made an
error IN our Query and Answer column
as to the number OF white voters In
this city. Our answer Is 1900. That Is
our estimate OF the total registered vote
here. of which about three fifths are
whites
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
1IATTIN<iS.

We still hold first place as TO price and quail
ties on Mattings.
We have just received dire't from importers
f0s new pieces OF fresh Mattings ut prices TO as.
tOnish all.
500 Seamless Mattings at 2Jc.
SOC Seamless Extra Heavy Mattings at zoe.
3Jc Seamless Inserted Exra Heavy Mattinys
at -.
blg drive IN Al pieces Inserted Mattings,
bought at auction. to be- sold for &C. Importers
price 2jc.
our stock OF Carpets and Rugs ID be sold at
Oh. third the cost prto.
Window-.hades at %, 30, and 35c.
few Rugs at 25c regular price 1oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20

West Virginia owes no debt. has no
bonds and asks no favors. and the West
Virginia Legislature will very properly
refuse 70 even ooen this old case.
so says the Farmers Advocate OF
Charleston, Jefferson county. w. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
MEETINGS-Third Monday.


SYRACUSE LODGE. KNIGHTS or PYrHiAs.
INASHOE LODGE. KNIGHTS or PfIHiAS
RICHMOND LODGE, oDo-FELLows-
JEFFERSON LODGE. D-FELi0wA
IsDIAN0LA Tribe, RED MEN.
GRAY EAGLE Tribe, RED MEN.
LsSowAs TRIBE. RED MEN.
LEE COUNCIL. FRATEkSAL CIRCLE
EAsr-EsD LODGE, GOLDEN CHAIN.
PATRICK HENRY COUNCIL. J. O. Z. A. n.
LIZ COUNCIL, J. O. q. AHERfCAN kSrHASiCSs
AURORA COUNCIL, AMERICAN MECHANICS
RICHMOND COUNCIL, J. o. Z. An
CRACK COURT, EQUITABLE LEAGUE
VIRGINIA LODGE. r0Sri.
REScrE LODGE, GOOD TENPLAhs-
CHARITY LODGE, GOOD TEMPLAhs.
wEST-END LODGE, GOOD TkhPLAkS
MYRTLE LODGE. GOOD rEAPLARs.
MGITL CATHOLIC UNION.
COMPAsy T.. FIRST VIRGINIA REGihkSr.
s1ONEyALL GLIB, NO. 30, l. l. A.
LiBERTAs LODGE. MAs0NS.
CARPENTERS AND JoISBnT UNION.
rEr COUNCIL. ORDER or CASA
wzsT-RSD CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20

PRESIDENT n. G. WA0LEY INDICTED
BY THE GRAND JURY.
Some sharp Legal sparring In tho Case
Defendant Pleaded "Not Guilty ana
IL Bailed In $4,000.

wYTHEvILLE. VA. May 19.-(SpeciaI)
The GRANDEUR indictment against 5. u.
Wadley. late president OF the Wytheville
Insurance Company. for emoezziement
has occupied the attention OF the county
Court since Wednesday. The court
room has been crowded with spectators.
and the community has been considerably
excited over the matter.
Mr.. Wadley appeared before the Court
Wednesday evening. and was bailed IN
the sum OF $500 to appear next morning
Thursday morning counsel for the de-
fence-namely. Blair & Blair, OF Wythe-
ville and J. c. Wysor. of Newpern' moved
to auash the indictment because inc
names OF all the witnesses were not signed
10 the Indictment The Court refused 10
ouash hut directed all the names to be
endorsed on the record.
Th. defence then moved 10 quash De-
cause the witnesses who appeared peiore
the grand Jury were all attorneys repre-
senting creditors. The Nythevlile IN
surance and Banking Company anu one
~ said witnesses, James A. Walker was
snocial prosecutor IN the case. which mo-
ton. after argument, was oVefTuieu'
TOOK ISSUE.
Tina prisoner then offered plea IN
abatement on the ground that the oepo-
sition of the accused taken In the IMAM
cory suit pending in the United States
Court for the settlement or the AFFAIRS
~ the compauy, of which Wadiey was
rrasidont was produced and read before
the grand jury. After full argument 'he
Court admitted the plea, anu thereupon
the attorneys for the Commonwealth TOOK
issue upon the plea a..
The accused offered as witnesses INC
foreman OF the jury and several OF me
witnesses who testified before the grain
fury 70 prove the evidence gwen Deiore
the jury A., ,,,or
The court he'd, however. That heiIhei
the grand jurors nor the witnesses cou'u
testify as 10 the evidence given IN inc
grand jury-roonn.
OVERRULED.
Tho nrisoner having no other evidence
tho Court decided the issue upon the
nlea In favor Of the Commonwealth me
counsel for the defence then deh1urics
generally 10 the indictment, ana 10 eao"
count thereof, but declined 10 argue the
demurrer.
The Court thcreupoH s'"t'u ' a.
road the indictment carefully. ana. pc
ljoying it 10 be a good one. overruled 'ne
demurrer,
FAILED IN 10000.
The prisoner was then arralgned am
nIoaded mot guilty" The Court hxed the
bah AT $1,000. and continued the case until
the July term.
Thomas & Holbrook, Boiling Il STANLEY
Walker e. Caldwell. W. $. Poage' a; n
campbell. and two or three other law
ycrg representing claims against me IN
surance company are assisting j. j..
Glcavcs, commonwealth Attorney III
III. rrnsnclifinu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
THE F0URQUREAN
PRICE COMPANY.
Commencement
Toofrsy.yDc

Commencement
Costumes.
Ambitions goal is alno,.
reached. The coveted parci.
ment-the evidence of task,
well done--is almost within
grasp.
. Girlhood graduates into
womanhood.
Commencement-day mark,a
turn in the tide of life TIA,
deserves a celebration witt an
the finery of fashion to dol,
honor. Convcntionality pick,
the dress and all the accompa.
niments.
Take plenty of time for tie
preparation. The complete
requirements are at your CON.
mand here-a variety ;a..
meets every whim and do>.r-.
exclusive effects that We have
provided with this particular
service in view. We iass
outlined some Of thcmo,t co..
spicuous of the offcr,n.- SO.
are able to make. You as
doubly fortunate in the'rlo..
sibilities.
JVOOlIens.
46-inch White and Cream !lcara"a,
90. a'aul.
3S.inch White and Cream Nola 'a
JOc. 81 ..u.
3s.inch Cream Wool Crepe.
Si.-J "a Yard.
3s-inch Cream Wool Sorges,
5Oand - i-2C. award.
46.inch satin-Stripe and flslrl ...
pom, b,
= l''pV 81 1904.
Li6ht FdbyicS.
66-inch Plain-White French Ora,
1870, 90, -, and ~ t.r.
Dotted Swiss Muslin,
20, 20, 30. 40, 30, am to..
Plain Swiss Mulls,
1G2-3to 2l..
India Linen. g., ~, j.. -,
and Soc ayard.
Persian Lawns, l6l, 20, ., 81, 81
Acc
French Nainsooks. %, 81, 7.a,s,
and sl.25.
Hcmstitched Muslin Plain, 81 o.
SOC. Tucked, 60 and 6jc.
SILKS.
22-inch White and Cream J4p.l
Crepes,
23-inch White Washable Jaia.
Silks,
SOC. sand.
27.inch White and Cream llu. a..
japanese Silk,
zoe. and ~ aHari.
19-inch IyoryWhite Satin,
5Oc. "a N1ld
2i-inch Figured White China Sill,
49,
2l.inch Cream Satin Duchesse
~ yard.
2l-inch White india SILK. broc.
in self color,
Especiolly Affyaciire.
45lnch Plain Chi1ons. in white, crcau,
and all the colors
$Iayar4
4s.inch White Mousseline DSoie,
yar,L
5O.lnch White. Cream. and Col,
All-Silk Mulls,
J0c. yard.
4s-inch White and Colored Silk foL:
D'Esprit Net,
$Iayard.
L0ceS.
Duchesse Applique Point Ga1e
Chantilly-Va lenciennes-and Onr.4.
Lsces, in oil widths for trimming.
GlOres.
4-Button White Glace Kid Gloves.
ST., 30, ana -.
8-Button- Length White Suede Mo-.
quetaire,
y 20 and $40.
Acknowledged White Suede " 4.
$50.
16-Button. Length White SUEDE - ..
quetaire,
Fans.
White Gauze Fans,
Toe. 81, and SD.
White China Silk Fans,
Toe. 10 80.
Feather Fans.
So, 81, $40, and UP to Ni5.
| NeW .HryIr0lS.
And still they come. We have he.l
ordering and orderng-to keep oar .'
complete-and some OF the best c'.'s
are the last to come. Don't oyer--l
them.
WASH F0bricS.
| Arepe brenhulneb- now NltiA-.t
fabric in light and delicate coloruS-.
IL -3c. - Natd.
Jaconet Organdies--a very tuo -
sheer material in light effects, il slrl
and figures.
IL Ire. II yarl.
36inch Dress Cambrics-wh.te. d. d.
and navy grounds with narrow str.
and figures.
IL -.
36-inch Percales in new pattcr-, I'd
colorings.
~ -.
&Iks.
A new lot Kai Kai Jap. Wash Sis,
new patterns
39c. a yard.
| CheDlisettes.
A new lot for Monday.
%. 81, and zoe.
| BambOO
Porch Curtains.
They protect your porch irom 80
sun. They admit the air. They mf''
| your hOuse cooler by many deer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20

p. x. Bounets good quality. full size
white. pink and blue. choice 3oc.
"o,her stvles y. A., and Doc, which are
very pretty and seryiceabe and are
made 50 they can be easily washed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
81 aRa&w~MSSa2
SIJr1T1ER STYLES
MILLINERY.

The changes in style from spring to summer r;nr "'
marked and distinct as the changes from fall TO sPr new
Tomorrow put on display large Ml;ners Of New
York rs we'll as the Partisan ases The laes. M I
CARRIAGE HATS, LACE HATS, LEuh 'o.a r.retv Of
WALKING HATS, SAILORS and complete '"'''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
LONDON VESTS
SPRING CAPES.

A Large Variety OF Duck ana "ors'o'
vasts for Ladies', price, 81. 20 To -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
SPECIAL CUT IN DUCK SUITS.

A shipment OF IS OF those N ,,tN ~
hat have sold all along at 49, th ,e RrI Prize
now. S3s5. The colors are wnite, Jin dot
n'i,h white dot, navy with "hIte uo'
linen. or tan shade-all Sizes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
FANS! FANS! i

FANS! FANS! FANS
large stock Of New Fans just opened at low
prizes.
Fans at lc, Be-. &C.. &C., DC. 1lc., up TO 80.
25c. French bingham at l2ifc.
25r. MORE Crepc Saline nj l21sc.
zoe. Figured India Dlmity az l2l9c.
irish Lawns al lice.
90 pieces Figured Crepous, worth l2l9c., at
DC. per yard.
Dress Ginghams at ;, 6l4, SIS. aud 10c.-
former prices &. TO- l2t6. ana 1855.
Scotch Plaid Gingnams at sl3c., reduced from
l2ilc.
White and Colored Ducks AZ SiA, TO- and l2lsc.
Andrl-cOcgn ~ Bleachei Cotton ct 6Iec.
Fruit-of-,he-Loom Blsached Cotton at &c.
o. and IO-i B.eachei Sheetings at II, 10, 49,
and 22}sc for Utica 1914.
A fine Brown Cotton a. 4stc.
Rest Indigo Prints at -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20

All letters md kilograms must he nd
dressed TO THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not he re-
iurrcd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
A Hungarian Labouchere.

Hungary has developed a Labouchere
In the person OF her Minister of Justice
The Hungarian Diet IL composed OF Two
chambers. the Magnates and the Repre-
sentativcs. The Chamber OF Magnates Is
constituted Of hereditary peers. GER
tain life-pcers and dignitaries or the
Roman Catholic and the Greek churches,
few representatives Of Protestant COM
munions, nineteen archd.kcs. seventeen
Judges. and other high officials. who are
peers ex-oficio. and small delegation
from Croatia -Slavonia. and answers TO the
British House OF Lords. The members
OF the Chamber OF Representatives are
elected directly by the people. on the basis
Of a low-propcrty qualification, and the
body corresponds 10 the British House
OF Commons. The civil-marriage bill has
been the burning question in Hungarian
politics for some months. The bill passed
the Chambey OF Representatives but was
rejected by the upper house, and now the
Minister Of Justice. taking his cue from
LabOuchere's remarkable performance in
respect to the Irish home-rulc bill, has
declared tHht tNe governments oHV"'N
create a sufficient number OF magnates TO
carry the measure. This proposition Is
about AZ Improbable as was Labou-
chere's proposal 10 go into the wholesale
pccrage-making business In order to force
home rule through the House OF Lords.
The situation in Hungary is, neycr'hc-
less, very interesting. az being analogous
to that in Great Britain, both I'm respect
Of the attitude Of the two houses to-
wards each other. and the uncertainty II
involves regarding the ministry. The adj
yocatcs Of the hungarian civil-marriage
hill claim, as do the advocates Of the Iri~h
home-rule bill. that the opponents re-
present the privileged classes only, and
aim "a stir up the same sort Of prejudice
among the masses that the Radical and
ultra-Libcral leaders In England are en-
dcayoriug 20 excite in that country.