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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-02
PARDON OF THOMPSON.
MAY BIZ FOLLOWED BY RELEASE
 OF RATHBoNE AND REEVES
Postmaster of Havana Convicted of Fraud, Given His Liberty by Governor General Wood-Pub-
 lie Building for Selma.

Washington, April 1.-(Specisl. 1.-The pardon of former Postmaster Thompson of Havana by General Wood. news of which reached Washington today, is re- garded as the first step in the release of all the postal officials who were recently convicted of fraud in Cuba. including Rathbone, Medley and Reeves.
 Thompson was convicted along with the others and was sentenced to serve a short term In prison and to pay a fine of s0oy
 The order of General Wood gives him his liberty and remts the fine. Though the order was issued several weeks ago. before General Wood came to Washing ton, it was only made public today.
 The release of the other convicted of- fcers is expected when President Palma assumes the reins of government. It has been a custom for new rulers in the Latin American countries to issue procamations of general amnesty when they go into of- flee, the proclamation being, in plain English, d general jail delivery Palma it is understood, will adhere to the GUS tom in Cuba, and Rathbone, Neeley and Reeves will be freed. There is no ques- ton of the new Presidents authority in the premises.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
A 10 Per Cent
Investment.

investment.
Choice piece Of business property SUBJ not
stantially improved, yielding S,oSo net
ete.. can SVS ofre Gnf for rare a few "a days AZ $500,
FINE RESIDENCE LOTS FOR SALE;
Two good lots on Ssth ave. between
same avenue, are held at $500 to $500.
lots Sa scr feT i tns s tbs9 800 sGS 0 to $40 1900. We
can offer these two lots on 3Sth ave- WIN
all special paving, curbing and sewer taxes
SUFFICIENTLY STREET BUSINESS LOT;
A feet on 18th St, between Jones ana
L~eayenworth, corners on alley, 9 ~ s tnrre
two blocks south of Her Grand hotel,
cheapest piece of good business property
on the market at oN $f,SSOi So. $50.
,r For N, modern 6sgr S aERtn to and dat Fa ROSSe' me east
Choice building location, a lot and a half.
70xi25 feet, on 41st near Harvey. Mag
nifcent view, excellent neighborhood, one
block from Farnam street motor inns
CHfHESAPEsT EAST FRONT IN WEST
s7.foot Fast front on seth near Howard
CHOICE east front. S4th, near Dodge,
Nice lot. S5th, near Farnam, for $500.
Two good lots. south front on p9dge' Pc
tween S5th st; and S5th ave; A,SS sach fGt.
near ADD and barney, good grade, good
neighborhood, fine place for a nice home
Price both lots only 81, 100.
NBBRAEKA FARMS.
lO acres choice land near Elkhorn, NeD' /;
every acre good farming land. S6 an
acre. -.
$40 acres near Kearney,, county seat Of
Buffalo county; all good soil; nearly all
500 acres fine stock farm In Custer county;
abundant water, river and springs; over
500 acres rich valley land; fine farm
buildings; a splendid bargain at 1850 an
acre.
We offer for sale the elegant corner resi-
dence, 1103 South 31st st, at the south-
east corner of 31st and Pacific, 10 rooms,
including large parlor, library, handsome
reception hall, elegant dining room, girls
room, large kitchen, four large bedrooms,
handsomely finished in hardwoods, fine
plumbing and sanitary system, gas and
electric lights, In fact every modern con-
venience. One of the most complete
quick possession and sell this property,
with all special paving, sewer, and Side
walk taxes paid In full, at a low figure
Easy terms.
| Also offer the handsome S-room brick and
frame house., No. 3015 Pacific St. beauti
fully finished, antique oak interior, all
modern conveniences, including bath, fur
mace, laundry, ETC.; a perfect gem of q
home. The location and neighborhood
speak for themselves,
Parties desiring to look at these places
during the next week telephone 1859, or call
HnG Hicks REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
326 Board of Trade.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
BARGAINS.

Sl,400-2S23 Parker ST., five-room,
story and one-half cottage newly
painted and repaired; 90 feet north
front on Parker St. Paving paid
for. Be sure to see this.
S~3,00O-620 So, 18th ST., 8-room
house, lot 50x80, east front on 18th.
House newly painted and repaired.
50, 500-2628 Charles ST., 8-room
modern house, south front, newly
painted. A most attractive home
at a bargain. Lot o0x127f.
2,200-l929 So. Bath ST., 8-room
modern house, south front. Paw
ing paid for.
50, 500-33l4 Francis ST., 8-room mod
ern house, south front. Paving
paid for.
The Omaha Realty Co.,
1901 Douglas ST., Upstairs.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
West part of city, choice location, house
of eight rooms, nearly new and modern
throughout; price, "a, 10000.
North Of Hanscom Park, s-room house,
modern, in good conditions; possession can
be given any time. Price, $4,000.
eo14 Cass St., S-room modern house that
cost considerable more than price asked
for property; good condition; 10000 cash,
balance easy terms. Price, $2,500.0O.
1902 81. Mary's Ave, Broom cottage, $3.50.
1107 North 18th ST., near Nicholas, Groom
cottage, frst-class repair, $1,000.
BUILDING LOTS.
R,200.00-Lot 18th and Chicago SITS.
s6000-Lot near 31st and Chicago SITS,
desirable lot, special taxes paid in
full.
e25.00-Lot near 34th and Dodge SITS.
B0.00-Lot on So. oath St, near Vinton.
350.00-Lot 41st and Howard SITS.
350.00-Lot Franklin St., near Military
road.
iBo.00-Lot 2eth Ave. and Sprague st.
GEORGE AND COMPANY,
1601 Farnam st.
RE-942 II
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

7-RooM HOUSE, east front, lot 5Ox12S, all
neighborhood, paved street, with all spe-
ciai taxes paid in full, $500.
Two-story 7-room house, all modern except
furnace, good location, only twenty
minutes walk from postofice, close to
street car and school, property now brings
an income Of $2SS per annum, $500.
Lot 50x100, right for grade, 4-room house.
good well, need some repairs, in. the
vicinity of 10Th and Lake SITS, will be
offered for one week for $500. This will
make a cheap home for somebody.
Lot 33X140. south front, In the vicinity OF
9Th and Woolworth ave. with two houses,
81, 500.
Here is a bargain, a property in good loca-
ton, bringing an income OF s252 per an
mum, for the very low price Of 1850. Just
A very nice piece OF property in the vicinity
of 10th and CASTELAR,, good 5-room house.
good shade trees. property in first-class
condition, 1900.
Here is a big bargain. lot 50x14O., south
front, paved street, permanent sidewalk,
10-room house, good barn, 91st and Mason,
A Very nice 5-room cottage. good lot, first
class neighborhood, close to school and
street car, 1880.
A lot lS0xl40, only 90 minutes walk from
postofice. west part of the city. II taken
this week, will sell for $3.50.
A very nice 20-acre piece, with small house,
fruit trees, all fenced, located a short
distance north of Florence, $500. VIII
be worth a good deal more when street
car runs to Florence.
]. A. LoVGREN & CO., 424 Paxton Blk.
RE-973 IL
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
PAYNE, BosTWIcK 8 CO..

DWELLING HOUSES.
oath and Dodge SITS, near High school, 10
room, all modern house, $6,00O.00.
$50 So. 14th St, 5-room house. $500.
2602 Decatur St., 7-room, all modern house,
In good repair, occupied by owner; can
see property any time. Price, 1850.
22l2 So. 10Th St, 6 rooms, bath, closet, gas,
etc, good repair, 2.150.
29l4 North 2Sth Ave. good, S-room house
with 2 lots, all fenced, only $4,000.
1888 Davenport St. 6 room house. modern
except furnace, $500.
2711 Shirley ST., 6-room house with large lot,
75x137, $500.
Two houses near High school, s rooms
each, modern except furnace, $500 each
fine location.
7O9 So. 18th St. 5-room, modern house. 80
foot lot, in good repair, to be sold at a
bargain
PAYNE. BosTwICK & CO,
Tel. 1016. 6Ol-2 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Q11 II
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

SINNER q CHASE.
n,Bb0-New b-room cottage; modern except
furnace bath, gas and cemented cellar;
on a fine street In the north part of city.
N,D0-5-room, nearly new cottages; city
water; north part of city.
H,Oo-S-room, modern except furnace; about
years old: nice location, north.
classroom cottage, near 18th. and Grant
Sts,
E,6O--New Groom cottage; modern except
furnace; on West Farnam street.
VACANT.
We have a few vacant lots that we
desire to close out at once. ANY reason
able offer will be considered.
] on West Farnam.
z on West Douglas.
on Spaulding, near 24th.
! on Henderson, near oath.
/ on Templeton. near 18th.
SINNER & CHASE,
6I Bee Bldg. Telephone 1442,
RE-946-l1
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
B.. R. Ball.,

526 N. Y. Life.
"a. OOo-7-r. mod, full lot, S. 3Oth ave.
$5,O0-9-r. house. barn. fun lot. 8. 3Oth ave.
IS, 1905 cottages, mod 10 per cent net, N.
18th st.
$780, nice cottages. full lot, N. 10th st.
S2,O0O-6-r. lot, 44x140. N. 18th ct.
$2,OO0-6-r. mod, full lot. Decatur st.
81, 300-6-r. mod, lizard and t2d SITS.
ii, 9O0-S-r. mod, N. 10th ave.
other improved properties and vacant lots
in all parts OF the city at bargains.
100 acres land in Antelope Co., S1a miles
southeast Savage, Neb., at a great bar
gain. Phone B-l239. REST IL
FOR RENT.
S03i Marcy ST., s-room modern cottage, S29.
1O2 8. 18th ave., 7-room modern cottage, $50.
1901 8. 18th ave-. 6-room modern fiat, SIS.
2214 Writ st., two 6-room modern hats. $40
and 81.
1923 n. 18th ST., Groom fiat. s..
18th and Hickory sts., s-room modern brick
s5th and Harvey SITS. s-room modern brick
W. i. HoMAN. Rms s and 10 Frenzer Blk.
RE-97 IL
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

A GOOD INVESTMENT.
Within walking distance. Two houses,
Nos. 603-66 South 9th ST.; lot Sc feet
front, running through 20 18th Ave, CIV
ing Sc feet east front for building. Houses
rent for $40 per month. or $40 per year.
Modern, s rooms, In good repair. Paved
street on both fronts; all paid in full.
Look at this property and see us. Price
5000.
PAYNE. BOsTwICK CO.,
601-2 New York Life Building.
RE-9l9-11
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

Luis.
Residence lots in all parts of the city,
ranging in price from $5 to $1,000. Some
we are SELLING ON PAYMENTS, So down
and IS per month. Call and see us, we
have what you want.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

HOUSES
LOTS
FARMS
RANCHES
The demand for city and suburban prop
erty is still on the increase, both for homes
and Investments.
Desirable property Is passing very rapidly
into the hands of those who do not put of
till tomorrow what they should do today.
in the home you have been talking SO much
about.
We are offering two HOMES his week
that are EXCEPTIONAL VALUES.
One block from the WEST SIDE CAR
LINE, near HANSCOM PARK, built less
than one year. A nice Groom modern
house. Price, $3.50.
In the NORTH PART of the CITY. a
FINE HOME OF 8 rooms, l. MODERN,
shade trees, fenced need beSut Il lawn. must
be seen to be appreciated. Only $3.50.
RESIDENCE LOTS.
Residence lots in all parts Of the city,
ranging in price from $15 to 5000. Some
we are SELLING ON PAYMENTS, s. down
800 ~ 1879 ~ w
have what you want.
INVESTMENTS.
We have two investments that are pay
ing. TWELVE PER CENT NET. INVEST
SUBURBAN.
Suburban acreage is getting scarce. We
Just the thing for CHICKEN FARMS.
Also 10 acres close to city limits. Only
1850.
FARMS AND RANCHES.
Ninety acres NEAR OMAHA, improve
ments cost $1,000. ONLY 10000.
STOCK and GRAIN FARM. something
you don't often get COMBINED, $40 acres
fenced. 2o acres under cultivation house,
barn, granary, corn cribs, cattle sheds, 2
wells. II sold in THIRTY DAYS, $3.50 per
acre.
RANCH IN EASTERN wYoMING-1.6OO
acres in Eastern wyoming all Inr fenced E;
FREE RANGE, $4,000. For further par
ticulars CALL or WRITE US.
~ PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN on
guiit-edge real estate security.
Also write FIRE and TORNADO INsUR-
ANCE.
GEO. P, BEMIs REAL ESTATE co.
Telephone SIS. Paxton Block.
BIGGEST SNAP IN HANSCoM PARK
DISTRICT.
Splendid 8-room strictly modern east-front
dwelling, beautifully papered, oiled wood
work, newly painted outside, fine repair,
large natural shade trees, 6O-foot lot;
for; possession given at once for ONLY
"o'" PAYNE. 1BosTwIcK & CO,
6O1-2 n. Y. LIFE BLDG,
NES-JoS l.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

WOULD you like TO buy one of the best
modern cottages In the best of ~nelghbor-
hoods down town? II so, see The Putnam
Co, 50l-5 New York Life. RE-90-1
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

INVESTMENTS.
We have two investments that are pay
ing TWELVE PER CENT NET. INVEST
IGATE.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

In the NORTH PART of the CITY. a
FINE HOME OF 8 rooms, ALL MODERN,
strictly up to date, two lots S2x132, large
shade trees, fenced, beautiful lawn. must
be seen to be appreciated. Only 50, 100.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
r. G. PETERS 6 CO.

r. c. PETERS & CO,
Ground Floor Bee Building.
S65-546 s. 26th, a large modern house, 10
rooms.
seON3O4 N. 22d, a fine two-story modern
brick residence, II rooms.
$5O-3s66 Harvey, new and modern, Q rooms.
$50-l029 s. 30th ave-, an elegant n-room
hardwood finished brick.
$45-119 s. oath. new modern, 8 rooms.
S37. 50-133S s. 31st, an elegant two-story
brick near Hanscom Park, s rooms.
$32. 50-2l23 California, Z rooms. modern, fine
location.
S25-2621 Capitol ave-, newly papered, o
rooms.
S27 Webster, all modern, 9 rooms.
S9SW9626 Capitol ave, modern, 5 rooms.
D-s74 II
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

you want to buy, sell or exchange
your business or property quick, COM
muRicate with J. II. johnson, S43 New
York Life. Y-sO
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
BUSINESS

FOR SALE-Bakery and confectionery,
doing $4,000 business yearly, for $3.50
cash. worth 5000. Address, Louis VAIL,
lie Mars, Iowa Y-Q2-A
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

TNVESToRs-For safe and profitable in
vestment, which earns I TO Z per cent
weekly, where your capital is safe and
always subject to your order. write for
full particulars of our method of doing
business. All dividends payable weekly.
Highest references. Capital Investment
Co, Suite S1, 225 Dearborn St, Chicago.
Y-Sbb-l1s
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

WELL stocked hoe store. good location.
lot and building, center city. $1,000 or
farm. c. Panse. odebolt, Ia. Y
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

GEO. p. BEMIS REAL ESTATE co.
Established 1851
Telephone SIS. Paxton Block.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

SUBURBAN.
Suburban acreage is getting scarce. We
have three small places, with some fruit,
just the thing for CHICKEN FARMS.
800.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

RANCH IN EASTERN wYoMING-1.6OO
acres in Eastern Wyoming, all fenced;
sress1fepcsS and ,,s iTTisat TED. LOIS OF
ticulars CALL or WRITE US.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

One block from the WEST SIDE CAR
LINE, near HANSCOM PARK, built less
than one year. A nice Groom modern
house. Price, s., $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

SMALL investment placed with Us will
earn you weekly income, larger every two
weeks, h same amount placed In bank
In a year; II will commence to earn a
dividend at once and will continue TO do
so as long as it remains In our hands;
no stock, bond, wheat, oil or mining
scheme, but legitimate, licensed enter
prise; write for prospectus and learn how.
The Security Investment Co, S3 Union
Trust Bldg, st. Louis, Mo.
Y-SS7-11s
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

STOCK and GRAIN FARM. something
you don't often get COMBINED. $40 acres
in WESTERN IOWA, all fenced and cross
barn, granary, corn cribs, cattle sheds,
wells. II sold in THIRTY DAYS, $3.50 pei
acre.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

1 WANT to retire from business on account
OF old age; I own one-quarter interest in
dividend-paying, old established corpora
ton; 5000 will take this, together with
good salaried position as secretary and
treasurer. Address p. o. Box $50. Chicago.
va lie
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

Az PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN on
guiit-edge real estate security.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

Also write FIRE and TORNADO INsUR.
ANCE.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

WANTED, an idea. Write the Patent
Record. $40 F. St., Washington, D. c., for
prize offer awarded monthly for best In
yention submitted; sample copy OF the
Patent Record, an illustrated Journal de-
voted to science and Industry, and list
Y-S99 lie
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

FIFTY per cent average monthly profit
under our new system OF turf speculation.
Shares, $40 each. Dividends paid semi
monthly. Send for circulars. White q
Co. IS Pulitzer Bldg, New York. MEN
ton paper.) Y-S66-lis
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

AND HORSE SENSE'-Our
new booklet, interesting reading and VAL
liable information showing permanent
weekly income from Investments of $40 to
$4,000; statement OF profits actually paid
TO date; extensive reference list from
satisfied customers. w. w. O'Hara,
Union Trust Bldg, Cincinnati Ohio.
Y-S67-1ls
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

SUCCESS IN SPECULATtON"-Large
profits can now be made in stocks and
grain OF small Investments by our safe
system. Send for our book, Modern
Methods for Safe Investments and our
special letters Of advice free. NJ. b.
Flower & Co, Bankers and Brokers, Chi
cago Stock Exchange Bldg, C~hicago.
Y-SeO-u"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

FARMS AND RANCHES.
Ninety acres NEAR OMAHA improve
ments cost 5000. ONLY $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

LARGE money made in stocks, grain or
cotton when handled by our method; no
losses, safe and sound; our pamphlet,
The one Way" tells all about It; sem
Philadelphia, Pa. Y-902 IL
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

We are Offering two HOMES this week
that are EXCEPTIONAL VALUES.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

per cent weekly 10 Investors; $40 ac-
cepted for trial. Address, Sollltt q Co,
13 Cedar St., New York. Y-S6S-11s
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11

PAID on each $500 invested with us
from Aug. l to May /. 1902, inclusive; our
exceed the Investment by a large margin;
dividends paid promptly every two weeks;
highly endorsed by grateful and satis-
fed customers who have prohted by our
efforts. Send for booklet and official re-
port which gives facts and figures, give
us a trial and be in receipt of a constant
income. American Stock Co. (Inc.), Mas
Y-a22 Ii
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-04-22
Shriners, With The Times
NewSboys Band, Draw
Large Crowds.
GREAT JAM AT THE DOOR
Large Delegation Of Mobiles and Their
Ladies From acknowledgements
ton at Appearance of Boy Musicians
A Gala Night.

Washington appears to have gone Ma
sonic Fair" mad Last night the crowds
surged at the doors until President
Thomas and Director General Stamford
directed that they be closed, and prob
ably 1900 people were turned away. Prob
ably no more people were admitted to the
hall than en- former occasions; in fact,
the official figures show that there were
not as many, but the managers have de-
termiDed that as the crowds are not di-
minishlng of their own volition. they will
take matters in their own hands and limit
the number of persons that are admitted
TO the hall TO those that can be comfort
ably entertained.
Last night proved to be the gala night
of the fair. 1t was Shrine night. and not
only the mobiles of Almas Temple were
there IL full force, but large delegation
of mobiles of Boumi Temple came over
from Baltimore, accompanied by their la
dies. They came on a special train over
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, consist
ing of two parlor cars and a club car. in
which refreshments were served on the
return trip.
The visitors were met at the depot by
Almas Temple, headed by the Washington
Times Newsboys Band. There was also
special committee of the committee on
arrangements, which was in charge of ar
rangements. In the absence of Chairman
Allison Nailor, who is in New York, Mr.
w. c. Long acted as chairman of the COM
mittee en- organizations. He was assisted
by Messrs. NJ. Dyrenforth. W. S. Knox. W.
F. GUIDE, J. J. Clemes, Charles Jacobsen,
r. p. Andrews. Eugene Cochran. G. W.
Engle and Captain Pillsbury.
Escorted to the Hall
The visiting delegation consisted of 10
mobiles of Boumi Temple and sixty ladies.
The ladies we're placed on special electric
Ears that were in waiting and taken direct
to Convention Hall, and were given seats
OF honor upon the balcony, where they
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-04-22
VAN NORMERSI BREAK DOWN
Boys Weep Bitterly When Placed in the
Death Cells.

PLATTSBURG, n. Y, April 21.-The
Van Wormer brothers-Willis. Burton.
and Fred-convicted of the murder of
their uncle, Peter Hallenback. at Green
port. Columbia county. now occupy cells
IN the death house at Clinton prison. hav-
ing been received at that institution this
forenoon.
The trio arrived in Plattsburg in charge
of Under Sheriff Drumm, Police Commits
sioner Miller, and Policeman Martin early
this morning. The boys were in the best of
spirits, and laughed and joked with the
officers until they came in sight of the
prison when they became silent.
Willis and Burton were placed in cells
beside Goat" Hinch and Whitley" Sull-
van. the Schoharie county murderers.
Fred occupies the only cell ON the oppo-
site side of the corridor
For the first time since its erection
every cell in the death house is occupied.
The boys broke down completely when
placed in their cells and cried bitterly.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-04-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The Raleigh-W. s. Stairs, Baltimore:
w. II. Carlough. New York; W. A Story
Philadelphia; a. O'Bryn. Boston; C. S
Rose. New York; b. w. Burxton, Detroit;
T. Cart, Newark, n. J.
The Arlington-William Wallace. Black
ford, England; Mr.. J. II. Foster. S. p
Ravenel, Philadelphia; c. d. Cole, New
York.
The Shoreham-J. II. Warner, Boston
A. Oakley, New York; G. Waller Chicago
Mrs. Galligan. Boston; f. Bacon, German
town; C. B. Hart, Wheeling. w. Va.
Riggs House-Ed. Adams. Fall River.
Mass; Mr.. Meyers Philadelphia W. f.
Sheffield Chicago; William C. Batter, Fall
River, Mass.
The Fairfax-E. B. Smedley, Philadel-
phia; S. NJ. Davidson, Virginia.
Ebbitt House-A. C. Bird, Chicago: G.
NJ. Bower, West Virginia; J. c. Eager.
T. C. Skinner, Baltimore; j. H. Edwards
Laurel; G. l.. Wellington. maryland: r
E. Kesson, Cleveland; d. f. Barnum
New York.
New Willard. W. Barita. New York:
Fl. Lyman, Boston; J. j. Walton. Brock
Ign; J. c. Core. New York: Mr.. A. Lewis
j. A. Brodie, Brooklyn; ]. Gilchrist. Oak
land
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-04-22

appeal to the Fifty-seventh Congress for
the enactment of the same.
Resolved. That the President of the
United States be requested to bring the
same to the attention. of Congress and
that committee be appointed to lay the
same before him"
s. P. Mitchell, Lexington, Ky; Rev. J. C.
Bum, Portsmouth, Va; Daniel Smith,
Norfolk, Va; George Smith, Portsmouth.
Va; Edward Lee, Williamson, n. c.; Da-
vid Jones, Portsmouth, Va; R. J. Won
Dickersohn, Washington, D. c.: l. L. Wal
ton, Madison, Ark; Rev. A. C. Conley,
Montgomery, Ala; T. S. Murfree. Nash
vile, Tenn; A. w. Rodgers, Williamson,
n. C.; II. W. Williams. GreenvilIe, Ala;
Wesley Turner. Savage Crossing, Va; To-
bias Martin. Washington, d. c.; C. C.
Curtis. Washington. KY; /. II. Dickerson,
Nashville. Tenn; Alfred Crockett; Rev.
Osborn Smith, jacksonville. Fla: Parker
Moten. Washington, D. c.. A. T. Scott,
Jackson, La; r. E. Gilchrist, Washington,
d. C.; r. Givings. Travilah, Nd; D. d.
kaigler, Butler. Ga; Rev. A. b. Webb,
Suffolk, Va: William Hiabron, Portsville
Nd; George a. Green New Orleans, La:
j. E. Hall, Washington, D. c.. Fenton
jackson, Philip Johnson, Sugarland, Nd;
n. VI. Vaughan. d. II. Vaughan, Washing
ton, ID. c.; ] Jackson, Newborn n. c.; NJ
Mathews, Lynchburg. Va; c. BelIamy,
Lawrence, n. c.: E. Kox, Washington.
d. C.; G. F. Pilton, Virginia Beach, Va;
L. Boom, Suffolk Va; Geo. Mathews,
Boston, Mass; l.. Jones, Cartwright's
Wharf Va