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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-27
the society OF

a mystery to herself and friends, then,
her mother should come to her aid.
Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound will, at this time, prepare the
system for the coming change. See
that she has it, and Mrs. Pinkham, at
Lynn, Mass, will cheerfully answer
any letters where information ia de-
sired. Thousands Of women owe their
health to her and the Vegetable Com
pound, and mothers are constantly
lpplying to her for advice regarding
heir daughters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-27
Housefurnishings and
Kitchen Goods

takes up the heart of the Bar
gain Basement. 1t is a prohta-
BILE place to visit. Everything
useful, and many things thatyo
will gladly buy when you see
them. Pay it a call.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-27
u,,uoIyte,. Death Confirmed.

WASHINGTON. March 26-Secretary
Oney this morning received a cablegram
from United States Minister Henry NJ.
Smyth at Port-au-Prince. Haiti. an
the death Of President Hippo
lyte. No particulars were given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-27
Special Sale TO-DAY.

4-Quart Mix or Pufding-Pans
made Of heavy tin.
Octagon ke-Moulds, or Turks
head. planished tin.
Heavy REFINED, Soup Mufn-Paa'
Heavy REFINED Tipped saucepans
3l-2 quarts; worth l5c. q"
Heavy REFINED, 2-Quart, Covef'l
Pals,
Polished Tin Coffee Pots or
Boilers, 2-quart size, 5 cents.
Heavy 6-quart 3-Pieced Pals,
6 cents.
Heavy Seamless Tin wash-Basins
Zoe. article,
lined.
smoothly finished,
Revolving Handle Rolling
Pins, finely enamelled. 500 are
ready, and ready at 3 cents.
10 Cent China Sale.
All new importations and very
choice. Plates of all sizes; Cups
and Saucers, all shapes; Olive.
Dishes, Tea-Pots, Sugar ana
Cream Sets, Mugs, I'll styles
Cream-Pitchers, Mustard-PoIS
Pin Trays, Hair Pin Boxes
Bone-Dishes, etc, every PIE"
worth 90 TO soc. Choice OF ths
lot, only l0c.
Light Weight Water Tumblers.
neatly designed, worth 40 cene
a dozen. 100 dozen are ready
and ready at 1l2c. each.
100 silver-Finished sanQuet-Lanls
warranted eentre-dran oo.hsh
design; a regular C.sc article. a,
THE F0URQUREAN PRICE "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-27

The way the ladies are order
ing their Easter Hats in our Mil
linery Department is evidence
that our styles and prices are
right. Place your orders early
as possible, that we may give
every hat the time and care ne.
cessarv TO produce the best effect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-27
RALEIGH'S BUDGET.
NEWS CAUGHT UP At THE NORTH
STATE CAPITAL.
The Charlotte Water suppiy-Have
Opered Their Comprehension In
the Mountains-He Is Not Very
Particular.

RALEIGH, N. c., March 26-(SpeciaL)-
l.. p. Langdon. the rich coal-mine owner,
who is in trouble at Philadelphia. by
reason of the supposed murder OF his
mistress, was, until quite recently one
OF the owners OF the Langdon- Henszey
coal-mlne at Camnock. at which the
terrible disaster occurred last Decem-
Der. He is one OF the owners OF the
Egypt railway.
Bishop Cheshire. OF this Episcopal
Diocese. was at New York yesterday
at the conservation OF Bishop Satterlee.
1t is expected that Charlotte's new
source of water supply Will be the Ca
tawba river. There Is a bid to build
water-supply system, complete, for
$4,000.
The Republicans have already virtually
begun their campaign, in small way.
They have some speakers in the field.
There is a denial that the American
Tobacco trust has bought out the anti
trust firms and driven the buyers for the
latter out Of the North Carolina markets.
SNOW STILL DEEP.
Snow is reported to be two or three
feet deep In parts of the mountain sec
ton, notably in Allegheny county.
The regular meetings of the State Board
OF Education and the Council of state
have been changed from the second to
the third Tuesday I'm each month.
Some time ago Governor Carr offered a
reward for the unknown persons who
burned Bryan's store. at Boone Watauga
county. News now reaches here OF the
arrest OF three men, who. II is charged,
committed the crime. They are in jail.
Lively times are promised I'm the
Eighth District. where II. Z. Linney and
Tyre York both desire the Republican
congressional nomination. Some years
ago York, while making a campaign
there, rode a mule lie now states that
this time he proposes to ride bull.
ACCOMMODATING
Thomas r. Purnen. OF this city. says
that he has stated that he wants the
Republican nomination for Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court, but wants
it distinctly understood that IL is not as
a non-partsan, but strictly as a Repub-
lcan and a friend Of fusion with the
Populists. He says further that he will
accept this or the Attorney Generalship,
but that If in the deal with the Populists
the office of Secretary OF State falls 10
the Republicans. he would prefer 70 have
that nomination.
Oliver III. Dockery, who Is an earnest
asplrant for the Republican nomination
for Governor. proposes 10 do a very
unusual thing by challenging his OPP
ponent-Daniel l.. Russeli-tO a Joint dis
cussion in Raleigh. Wilmington. Char
lotte. Asbeville, and Goldsboro. on
a comparison OF their political records
and their respective claims to the Re
publican nomination. Dockery says he
does not wish 10 antagonize or Involve
Boyd or Moody, two other aspirants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-27
Ladies'
hirt-Waist Sets.

a full line OF ladies' Shirt-Wals
Sets. studs. Buttons. AMI Collar
Buttons. In pearl, enamel, ana sterlin.
silver
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-27

As staple as sugar. and equally IL not
more useful Is DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-27
Belt Buckles
Easter Hats.

In Silver, Jet, ONidized. and
Or 70 70
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Shirt Waists.

Ladies' Percale Shirt Waists On
variety Of choice patterns.
To-day sc each
Ladies' Lawn and Percale Shirt.
Waists, In stripes. checks. nu.rrs
and plain-all with fun bishop-slecres
and link-cuns-sizes. % 10 60:
To-day 1-c.
Special value in Linen effects IA
irt-Waists,
To-day -,c
Ladies' SILK Waists IN Gray. Blue
Pink, Lilac, and Black-and- Whis
stripes and checks-sizes % % a
worth $40 and s. each:
To-day. $780,
One Red-Check SILK Waist. size 81
regular price s.;
To-day g.
one Small-Check Green and PINK
Shirt"Waist, size 80, regular price s..
To-day 81
Two Silyer-Gray SILK Waists size,
81 anG SO; regular price. s..
To-day. s. ~
Two SILK Waists IN Black AMI ia.
vender stripes, sizes "a 70 s.; regular
price. 81;
To-day. g
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The FoUrqur8aD-
Price Company.
To-Day
For Cash Buyers.

We place on sale special lot
of FANCY SILKS for Waists
They are 81 inches wide, an
choice new patterns, and actual.
ly worth 75c. a yard. SO long
as they last,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20
A GREAT FIGHTER DEAD.
.r.o.xs va, NJ, EattIefeIds All Over the
worId-He Was "A Native
of Georgia

The death of Colonel Charles iVerson
Graves removes one OF the most proh'h-
ent figures i'm Southern history from the
active scenes OF life, says a letter from
Rome. Ga. A cadet at Annapolis at NJ
teen. a lieutenant in the United states
Navv and attached TO the East INDIA
eouadrou at twenty. assigned 10 the posi-
tion al second in command on the CON
federate cruiser Rappahannock at TWEEN
tv-three and ten years later an Egyptian
pev with the rank Of Colonel at the head
Of A command In the SOmali-his life was
fam OF romantic adventures as were the
careers OF the knights OF old. As mid
ebfnuan on board the steam frigate MIN
nesota ne sailed under Commodore Tat
raIl TO Cape Horn and the orient in 1883.
and was present IT the bombardment Of
tho Pei-Ho forts by the allied fleets OF
Great britain and France. when the
Gates Of China were forced open and the
commerce of the world was permitted.
under protest. to invade that exclusive
kingdom.
Shortly before his death Colonel Graves
described 10 a friend In graphic Language
that memorable incident in the world
history. Ii Hung Chang was Niceroy OF
the province and was just rising into
power. and when the allied powers sent
10 him demand that he open the ports
he sent back a haighty and defiant reply.
refusing most emphaticaly. He had
considerable army posted behind the low
hills in the rear of Pei-iIo. and although
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

is plated i'm i've great double box, p..l'S
tlat arc tackled perfectly h1l ui'" al
reach tho knees. Then the lNli,' -
lowed 90 larc ike deep SptHian Wv
The bodice ls 20 ROUND hduy 49,, liz
fuI that is gathered into "a MAJ TO-" d,
OIr OF t0rOuOlsc velvet. cmuioiutltu ~
bright stones. 10 is "a square h,DH W.. -
short Yoke Of the velvet lldt ava 49,,
tiny point back and 'front.' ne 9 81
are The hich. drauDd butterfly Slec4's 'il .'
reach nearly 10 tle elbow. and they are
finished with band OF torquolsv 49, ~
that has "a long point of velvet itaVNi"5
up into the dfapery of the sleeves
DEBUTANTE's DRESS.
Another girlish gown is made O, cream
China SILK with "a tiny stripe or pane
green between. and old-fashioncd ruhnins
vine stripes OF pale PINK moss ivSeS. 'I
fuli eOdet skirt Is scalloped deep "touI1
tAt bottom TO show Tiny mis- on plhh dilu
green taftcta that are edged win narrow
NalenClenues lace. The bodice Is very
fun baby waist with berthe CT uecp
cream Nalencicnues lace that was caught
at one side over the LETT shoulder with a
cluster OF moss roses.
Tho waist band is of nile green satin
ril bon brought around the bodice sew
erll times TO form "a cOrslct IL ends Just
al the back and top of the berthe in
nearly to the bottom Of the skirt The
short high balloon sleeves are nnishcu
with bands of the green ribbon and f. =
OF lace
A white satin dinner gown that l saw
was made girlish enough by the sim
plicity Of the design chosen. IL had full
eodct skirt with the fullness all throwa
h The back. Ihe nouife was usht nlllnS
with A long. narrow point al the front;
and at the hips and back u came Just TO
The waist line White tullc embroidered
IN silver dots was plated tIill ak6vnd the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

IT,. nod inst returned from the Money
80, trip and. all aglOw WIN haPp'ie99'
bod settled down 10 busiiles5,
'rbere was a knock at the door. ,,,.
Som. friend" he murmured, VIM VIM ~
oo,,e 10 congratulate me- Come III nc
shouted, jOyOusly. ....oa
4 TAN. dark stranger entered. ,....oa
Good morning." he said. led i ilor
that YOU had just returned from you'
bridal trpy -,,., 49,, hann,, fei-
,ovD ruLbing his hands IN gice. w nat
can 1 do for YOU - -, man $50
II called" explained the tan man 70 20
coll Won lot in the cemetery-ohe ot
Inc hest bargains you ever heard or
..Tho devii! cried the newly-married
what do 1 want with cemetery iol'
Get out Of here, ..,,,,,,.
ION well. muttered the stranger =,
Ting 10 the door. II you and your
s,r'ilv are going 10 live forever OF you
a,"nt the county 10 bury you. rs an risnt
rye nothing more to say. Good morning
The door went-'slam! ana tne poor
,cu-iv-uarried fellow rhymed IL WIN
..demuf" And then he sat down. ana de-
enafched a lorg. loving note 20 MS VIE
and asked her n she was feeling quite
veil and then locked his door and became
,Soroughly Observation-Disclosures Constitu-
ton.
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5 rrsfLrNDENT IN SILKS. vELvETs. AND JEWELS"

they were armed with jin-galls and stink
pots only. he with the Obstinacy charac-
teristic OF the Chinese. thought TO pit
them against the foreign devils" with
whom he had had no experience but
which he acquired afterward. with their
ships and cannon
lie refused to allow them TO set foot on
the sacred soil Of the Celestial Kingdom
and had large landing stage construct
ed at point on the shore where the en-
VOWS were received. After his naughty
refusal TO treat with the powers. thew
drew up an ultimatum. which thev sent
TO the proud pagan. a procession OF man
darins marching down TO the landing 70
receive 1t.
BOMBARDED THE FORTS.
The commanders OF the two fleets de-
mandcd that he open the ports within a
given time on penalty OF their lombard
ing the town. \ Chinese artist made
pictures Of the landing OF the ENJOYS and
the scenes that followed. which he pre-
scented TO Colonel Graves. then a mid
shipman. and which are preserved in his
wonderful collection of curios. many of
them Of vast historical interest The
Viceroy sent back the same peremptory
refusal 10 comply and preparations began
for the attack. The commanders Of the
American and Russian squadrons were
instructed 10 observe a strict neutrality.
and as the decks OF the British and
French vessels cleared for action the
non-combatants withdrew to a safe dis
lance I'm the ofing and watched the fight
that followed.
The first broadside from the British
guns sent the mud walls tumbling about
the ears Of the panic-stricken garrison.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

Cod give US men A time like TINS ue-
mands I'm
Strong minds. great hearts, true iaiNh'
and ready hands; -.
Men whom the lust OF once cahot XII,
Wen whom the spoils OF Office cannot buy,
Men who possess opinions and Will;
Men who have honor; men who VIII not
lie.
Men who can stand before demagogue
And damn his treacherous batteries WITH
out winking.
TAN men. sun-crowned. who live above
the fog
In pubiic duty and In private thinking,
For while the rabble with their thumb
worn creeds. 49,,
Their large professions and their little
deeds.
Mingle In selfish strife, 10. Freedom
weepS,
Wrong rules the land and waiting Jus
tice sleeps. -
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tolerated al an state dinners, , p" n'iin-
are positively sought l1i. 49, charming
vivacifv of manner. Ana ono Vi ,r s,en-
dinlomats amends the old idnni'i-' if,-
ieb proverb hy saying that "a oli,'' ''lt
ouf women h. like an egg Wl'hou' ,.,
rhev saw that 10 is generaiiy 20 '"e
wives ~ the younger diplomats I" n Ne
siiions are SIN bit hazaiaeqi,so va" sre
Snnturieres sell their mary eiiouS 80, "a
ttons They feel 30 incumbent on ''S'I
make hit az whatever .V so becomes
'TSrn as their social position ucVoi.''
more ana more assured they oee0ii. i'-'
dependent On the graspins cou'ui'e''s
II IS strange 10 note. what am u''et
disregard FOR prevailins .isi1a l,o3 b,ir
the ROYALTY have. III dOcsn o"Hl'" ''.'',
spifits al AN 90 appear in WVit" .'''i,
dating back ten years. And more i,.' ~
Is something quite impressive IN ,ne pa.
OF past elegance one OF those ht"NS ~.
Vet Worth gowns always possessva,' ,, ''o
Princess Mcttornich and the ssulii'ii's
young Countess pOtOcka ana Soihe VA
the other younger women on tnlS 50 "."
exceptions 10 this rule. They are away
gowned la the height q fashion anu
their dinner ana evening gowns especldi-
ly are marvcls OF richness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

bottom OF the bodice 10 form snort
basuucs
The berthe was of the tuile. draped ana
puicd In the NEST artistic way. Nneh "
reached the top OF the high pulled sleeves
IL was plated to stand straiSht ny.
Broad frills OF the tuilc gave ilnish 10
the bottom Of the sleeves.
IL cannot be supposed that any connon
cloak is worn over these lively christ,
mas creations. and | shall be believed
when | say that the cloak - matter lo'
as earnest anxious thought rs the IT,
DftcE the guest. hooded ana ciodh'u'
comes I'm TO say her gOOdby 10 the hostess.
And very likely upon the front steps you
see. making delightful adicux 10 cach
other. the same beautiful matrohs pau.-
ing 10 get the air and 10 Oe-ShhiI say
ObscrVed?-by others. Rather put II mat
they are charitably inclined and wiliing
to give the hard old world . glimpse OF
so much beauty.
one wrap which passed NO upon Ma
Dame Faure's steps was Of wne-colofed
velvet lined with wine-andlWtt SATIN
The underglow was very dehghuul. Inc
back was x-plaited. and there was a
yoke OF brilliant gems put IN IN the most
fanciful designs 4 collar. tall and roll
ing made a neck and head protector;
Another wrap was delicious in its white
ness IL was OF brilliant. glistening satin.
Down each scam there ran passemen-
terie Of pearls. The collar was . very
heavy frill Of chiffon with siiKen edge.
Down the front there was q double Hun
OF the chiffon reaching 10 the bottom of
the wrap. and all around the edge there
was "A ful ruff Of the same. Through
ont the chiffon there was a silvery ef-
feet introduced making an effect Of
Christmas frost and Jack Frost sheen.
Tu Paris around holiday time there are
more dinners given than during all the
rest Of the year And so numerous are
the carriages and % many are the fair
women fitting up and down the stone
steps into the handsome houses that IL
is like watching the dress parade of a
grand hall to see them. Christmas week
Mime Taurc's front stOop resembles
Christmas window dccked I'm beautiful
dolls. each resplendent In silken wraps
and gems.
A horrid story is current here that the
lovely imported gowns and wraps taken
home by transient travelling Americans
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

edge OF satin next them without suffer
ing by the experiment.
There was one gracious young matron
IN the Opcra-liOuso the other evening
whose gown was faultlcss enough To deny
hard edges Of satin. She came IN with
party that Nine. faurc had entertained at
dinner.
Her gown was a perfectly plain prin-
ccssc OF black satin that chung In heavy
folds TO her figure. The CORES at the back
icn in a fun demi-train. There were no
sleeves TO this gown. IL was cut straight
across from arm TO arm. ana straps tnat
held ~ I'm place were completely covered
with funny effects in white tulie TWO tall
butterflies OF white tullc. with wings COW
cred with stTass. were fastened al the top
OF the shoulder straps.
a girdlc of white silk passcmcntorie,
covered with strass, went around the
waist and was tied loosely at the left
side. The ends Of the girdle thnt reached
nearly to the bottom Of the gown were
finished with tasscls that were strung
with strass.
A JEWEL GOWN.
Another stunning dinner gown worn by
a member Of that party was OF pale
mauye satin. The skirt was "a sooet, with
"a dcmi-traiu. ana the front of IL was tilm-
med with fcstOens that were frightened
with st0nes-cmeralds lrilhanis ana to-
PAGES. The Coraaec was cut square neck
cd, and was edged with a JeMticd nand
au inch and NAN VIDE Inc sleeves
were moderate balloons or the sdtln, veil
cd I'm rich old English lace that had the
pattern traced IN jewels.
The whole bodice was embroidered in
gold threads. strung with Jewels, and at
the left shoulder there was bunch OF
rich yellow velvet maIigClds.
the high shoulder effect that all OF this
seasons smart gowns boast has brought
Tho berthe into favor again. one sees
borthcs on many Of the smart evening
gowns. especially those designed for deb
utantcs.
etNI insist that VclVcts and satins are
tnc especial property Of dowagcrs and
matrons. and that dcbutantcs should of-
feet simpler gowns Of pale soft silks.
A gown of yellow silk that has been
mndo for one of this seasons dehutantcs.
is exquisite in its simplicity. The skirt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20
Xmas Presents

during the following four days if prices count tor
ANYTHING will clean out entire holiday stock.
We'd rather have money than stock to begin the
New Year with, This is your chance to buy useful
present which may possibly do you as much good as
the person you give it to. Nothing beauties the
home as much as wemade furnture-and that's
the only kind we keep.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20
GOWNS FOR XMAS DINNERS,
Worn by American Women at The Hos
pitable Table Of Madame Faure.
GORGEOUS WRAPS IN FINE MATERIALS
Satin 4. q Favorite because it Reflects the
Light and sparkies Brilliantly.
Gowns are Studded with Jewels
and Isces are Traced In Gems.

Paris December TO-
ME. Faure has giycn no END Of
N III dinners lately to hish-0orn per-
MI sOnagcs. Her latest TOya. guest
was King George OF Greece,
and rust before MIN there were
all the high officials # Russia,
who received right royal welcome at her
home. Beginning next Monday sic gives
4 thrcc-wceks' series Of Christmas dinner
parties.
But 1 noticed and others noticed. that
Cor none of these are the preparations
made that are made every week for
Americans visiting in Paris. Mime. Faure
would bring out the family plate of hcay-
lest make. and order new dinner gladly
for Mrs Henry Clcws while any OLD
plate would be good enough for Olga q
Greece.
Our own ladies. high born and gracious
10 10 an amount Of trouble for Nine
Jaure which Is highly appreciated by the
French woman, and in return she does
all she can.
NO STAG DINNERS.
Stag dinners are comparatively rare
ut the Presidents home. Not only are
the wives and daughters Of the diplomats
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

Satin Is etill the favored material for
evening gowns. II catches and reflects
The light as no other material does even
when IL Is under cover OF Rauzy materials.
But this seasons evening toilets are
for the most part minus the funny cf-
fects that were sought in last winters
gowns. The Christmas dinner dresses are
plain and bare. OF light soft goods OF
course satin bodiccs are draped with soft
materials, for there are mighty few necks
that are perfect enough 90 stana = h-xA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

arc sold 10 them second hand after they
have. done duty AZ % swell Paris dinner
marty But 10 that Idle tale | shall lend
10 ,.r NINA GOODWIN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-11-16
Chrysanthemums. 16 South Main street
Celebrating the Victory,

The Young Mems Republican Club of
Mahauoy City has arranged for a banquet
this evening, at the Mansion House, in cele-
bration of the Republican victory. A num-
ber Of prominent Republicans from this
town have received Invitations.
The Republicans of Ashland will also cele-
brate this evening, and the demonstration
promises to be on an elaborate scale. March
ing clubs from other towns will participate
Ashland Republicans never do things by
halves, even in the matter of majorities
The demonstration at Pottsville on Satur-
day night was very creditable affair and
far exceeded the expectations of the most
enthusiastic Pottsvillian. The parade was
led by the Third Brigade Band and many
other musical organizations We're in line.
The Pottsvile shop hands turned out strong
and their floats attracted much attention
The transparency was largely in evidence
and the inscriptions amusing-to the victors.
Shenandoah was well represented only as
spectators, as were many other towns in the
county. The pyrOtechnic display was elab-
crate, and all along the route of parade fire
works were put off.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-11-16
The Grand Jury.

The grand jury, in their report to court,
stated that they acted upon 1853 bills, return
ing 9S as true bills and 50 as no true bills.
The costs were placed upon the prosecutor in
35 cases and on the county in s cases. An
inspection of the prison and almshouse shows
excellent management at these two institu-
tions. In line with their predecessors, the
grand jury has this to say in reference to
return Of trivial cases From time i'm
memorial, we have read of Grand Jures con-
demning the actions of Justices of the Peace
in returning the most trivial cases to court,
and we know, from our experience, that
this is well merited, and we condemn in un-
measured terms the burdening of our courts
with matters that should never come
before us. We would suggest that some
effort should be made to secure legislation,
empowering Grand Juries to visit all the
costs of such cases on Justices of the Peace
where it is evident that such cases are re-
turned for no other purpose than the collec-
ton Of fees