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New Books.

1nn New Books.
The Works of Charles Dickens. With IL
luetrations bv GEORGE CBUIKsHANK. JOHN
LEIGH, and n. K. BROWNE. New York
D. APPLETON & Co. 1869.
This volume, handsomely bound and
beautifully printed, contains SOLVER
Twist" s Great Expectations" BLEAK
House" and "Pictures from Italy,"
Sermons ON the Failure of Professionalism
and ON Gatholicity. By the Rev. FERD1-
NAsD G. EVER, s. T. D., Rector OF Christ
Church, New York. New York Same
publishers. .-a
These sermons are the work of Protest.
ant Episcopal clergyman. He is aaid to be an
erratic genius, who has already first adopt
ed and them rejected more than one creed.
The failure of Professionalism to reach the
masses is one of the strong points made oy
Mr.. EVER. It is subject which is attract
ing much attention from both the clergy and
the laity of various Protestant denomlna-
tons. Rev. DR.. BOND, editor Of the Baltl-
more Episcopal Methodist, published last
week scathing editorial upon it, in which
he inveighs with much bitterness and elo-
auence against any system which is 80 or
ganized and carried on as to make it an
irksome duty for the poorer classes to at
tend church. In Providence, r. l., num-
Der of members of different denominations
have determined to build church which
shall be absolutely open to all corners, with
no rented pews, no reserved seats, no OBJ
structions of any sort in the way Of those
not able to pay their way, and where all
will be welcomed and allowed to choose II
they will the Z" highest seats in the syna-
gogue." Mr.. EwER's book will indirectly
do good if it shall succeed in awakening
general attention to this important matter,
though he himself is too visionary and
crotchety in his notions ever to accomplish
any good object directly.
The Vision ; or, Hell, Ptrgatory and Pa
radise of Dante Akghieri. Translated
by the Rev. HENRY FRANCIS CARY, A.
NJ, with the Life Of DANTE, chronology
cal View of His Age, Additional Notes,
and Index. From the last corrected Lon
don Edition. New York: Same publish
ers. In paper covers.
Persons wishing to read the Divine
Comedy" will find in this a cheap edi-
ton, printed with good-sized type, and in
tended for use, not for ornament.
The Betrothed and The Highland Widooo,
two of Sir WALTER SCoTT's stories,
bound up in one little volume with paper
covers.
All of the books above named were re-
ceived by us through Messrs. A. Fl. CHRIS
TIAN s. Co., Main street.
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DIED.,


At q O'Clock Sunday morning January 10, 1859,
ALEXANDER WELLFORD, wife Of DIR. Bever-
ley K. Wexford,
The funeral services will take place at the First
Presbyterian church on WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, January 18th, at o. clock. 2th
Attic residence of her husband, in this city. on
Monday January 18th. 1899 Mrs. MARTHA BAR
husband aud four children to mourn her loss. She
WAS devoted wife. an atfectlonate mother. and
kind neighbor. his Is sufficient eulogy without
further comment but as the writer o.! this was
neighbor and friend he has tasked his muse TO
breathe this tribute to her worth.
She bowed to the storm like full-bloomlng rose,
U'ercharged with thu showers that fell,
And stole from the earth as an evenings soiC close,
When the stars twinkle down where they dwell
She fingered behind till the last leaf was shed
hat studded her beautiful bud, ..#a.~
And then she went down, resigned to her Ded, a..
Without regret or word.
Her life had been gentle, and so was her DEATH
hough wriIng by the hand OF di sease
While her soul lived in prayer till she yielded ner
breath.
And then fled away with the breeze
The angel of Grace locke 1 down from the sky,
and beckoned her spirit away "
Then her spirit met theirs as she bounded on nlgn,
And seven ed her shackles OF clay.
Her funeral will take place THIS Wednesday,
AFTERNOON at 2 O'Clock at Em anuel church.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend. ..4. ..
In Baltimore, on Monday, January llth after Il
protracted illness, Rev. II. DUNNING.
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The decision Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States in the case Of Mr.. BRADLEY
was that the Supreme Court of the District
in attempting to punish for contempt
committed before the criminal rtexceeded
its Jurisdiction. So that Mr.. BRADLEY, 1t
would seem, is restored to his place in the
district court but not in the criminal court.
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The forty-sevcn votes against the repeal
Of the tenure os-ofsice law were all Republi-
cans. and included some leading ones-as
scHENcK, sHELIABARsER, MAYNARD, GAR
FIELD, Stokes, FARSswoRTH, and others.
The Democrats voted" aye."
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ny CHAMPAGNEs-Justla landing, ONE HUM
DEED CASES OF CHAMPAGNE, OF my own
importation, and OF the first brands now known,
such es
L. RoDERER,s CARTE BLANCHE,
BOUOaE Fills & CO.'S
NAPOLEON CABINET,
CARTE BLANCHE,
CABINET and BOUzY, and
MOET & CHANDON'S
GREEN SEAL. sr.-e 1854
beg to call attention to the above wines just
from Europe, and perfectly fresh. .-
The Napoleon Cabinet" wss put up espect-
ally for me- and is superior any ever sent to this
country. OSCAR CRAM,
Importer Of Wines, Liquors, and Cigars,
No. Exchange Block, Fourteenth street.
ia 1l-1w
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with reconstruction in Virginia. We need
,haral ! say that we cannot endorse all OF
the statements Of facts nor all the argu-
ments contained in them. The reader will
please keepthe author in mind in every
instance, and draw his own differences.
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THIS SUBLIME oRAToR1o
will be rendered entire ct the
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE
nv TyUgspAY EVENING, JANUARY a. 1907
commencing at 8 O'Clock, by Inc
RICHMOND MUSICAL BENEFOLEN1
ASSOCIATION
assisted By FULL ORCH ESTkAo OF i"S
PERFORMERS.
The Solos viii be sung by some Of the best 1aien'
in our city sustained BY
CHORITs OF NEARLY ONE HUNDhhD
PERSONS.
The sale Of reserved seats VII ssaq
store Of George u. Bldgoou huesu"J A'o'An'
PnIcEs OF ADMISSION Dress circle, ~ par
quette, IS cents; family circle e. TaserSed seats
Is cents private boxes c"cn o. N'''o'
20 ,ssaive members will call On the treasurer Mr.
Johu Tyler. anc get their ncere -tsNe.-. -
A B A L L 20
n viii be given by the members anu e'- M
members OF COMPANY A, tasA
OF THE RICHMOND FIRE DEPARTMENT.
OLD MAs E sRS HALL, 49,,
TUESDAY EVE sing, January 49, 1882
BENEFIT OF ST; JQsEPH's ORPHAN
TICKETS OF ADMISSION One u'h"A'
Smiths band will be 10 attendance. H.,
refreshments VIII be served by MIR. +. d. mui-
len. ....... ..-
- H" MANAGERS:
Chief Engineer w. A. CHARTEhS
Is Captain N. =. PHILLIPS,
JaMkS HAYS.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL.
Major EkRRY L. CLINTON,
Captain JOHN II. ROGERS
DtvID NJ. . BRIAN,
DENNIS BROPHY.
COMMITTEES OF ARRANGEMENTS.
EDWARD ALLEN.
MI'HaRL MCCARTHY,
r. NJ. MULLEN.
H. A. DAVIS,
JOHN DENE4REY,
JAMES JHFFPRS-.
ALBERT TINsLEY.
WILLIAM FORkESTALL,
GEORGE JENNINGS,
JAMES CONWAY,
PC. ADAMS,
NJ L. LkNOERS,
MORDECAI ANGLE.
The officers and members of The other compa-
MES of the Fire Department are most earnestly re-
Quested to cooperate. -
JOSEPH L. WHITAKER, Chairman.
JOHN MCCARTHY, Secretary.
iss-F&S&W&S*
p D. Ample police arrangements have been
made to exclude improper characters ana preserve
order.
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ET JULIUS SYCLE,
No, AS BROAD STREET,
BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS,
has just received large and wel-selected stock Of
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
HOOP SKIRTS, CORSETS, &C.;
which will be offered as low as any other house In
the city. Call at AIS BROAD STREET
between Fourth and Fifth.
Statesmen .-R. G. CARE, GEORGE SwA-
BAcHER, J. j. TURNER, j. WEINBERG.
STORE CLOSED ON SATURDAYS. ja3
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RE- DRY GOODS CHEAP!
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEsT
JOSEPH sTRAUsE's
E'o, 1888 MAIN STREET.

E'o. 1888 MAIN STREET
The seanon having fairly advanced, and having
large stock OF
WHIT GOODS
ON hand. shall offer them from to-day at ano
below cost which will be for less than they can De
bought at amy other house In this city. Ii VIII pay
any one even II be has not more than one dollar
70 snend. to call ON JOSEPH sTRAUsE.
The best WHALEBoNE CORsETs at csc.
worth $l.2s.
The hest EMPRESS CLOTH at 7sc. worth sl.as
FRENCH -hERINOES at soc. cheap at sl7s.
BLACK and CoLoRED ALPACAs from the
lowest prices up. ........
LADIES, BLACK and CoLoRED CLoAKs
from 50 and higher.
LADIES, BALMoRALs ut 81, selling everywhere
at sl.25.
ALL-wOoL DELAINEs, every color, at New
York prices.
LADIES, MISSES and CHILDREN's sHAWLs
without regard to cost.
Fifty pairs more Of those very cheap COLORED
BLANKETS at $3.50.
seventy-nve pairs more 1o-4 WHITE BED BLAN-
KETs at g. S5, and IS q pair-so per cent,
less than in the season.
The best CALICO at l2lc.
BLEACHED and BROWN SHIFTING at 10.
12A and 1esc. worth zoe.
BED TICKING at 123c.
DOMESTIC G1NGHAM at l2sc. and loac.
Heavy COLORED COUNTEaPANEs at 81
cheap at 80.
The best selected stock Of MEMS and BOYS
WEAR, of Cassimeres, Satinets, and Ken
lucky Jeans-astonishingly low.
Particular attention is called
TO ALL IN WANT OF SEINE THREAD:
just received per steamer from Europe the
BEST SEINE THREAD
at the lowest cash prices.
ALL THESE GOODS,
AND THOUSANDS OF OTHERS,
ARE OFFERED TO BE SOLD AT
JOSEPH STRAUSE'S,
No. 1888 MAIN STREET.
ask a call from one and all. Come and con-
vince yourselves that you can buy more at this
place with ONE DOLLAR than at any other house
with ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS.
J.R. HAYNES and L. 8. SMITHER Will be pleased
to see their friends and the public at large jas
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NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
II PsNY OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERlCA; WAsHINGToSSv D. GG1Sh ess
$1,000 .o00OPAID II FULL.NBRATCH OF,
FICE FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA, where the general business OF
raj correspondence should be addressed.
OFFICERS:
CLARENCE a. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
HENRY D. COOKE, vice-President. f.
EMERSON ". PEET. Secretary end Actuary.
This Company, national In Its character, offers,
MUM. and new tables, the most desirable means OF
insuring life yet presented 10 the public.
The rates ofpremiu1n, being largely reduced, are
made as favorable to the insurers as those Of the
best mutual companies, and avoid all the compll,
cations and uncertainties Of notes, dividends and
the misunderstanding which the latter are so apt
Several new and attractive tables are now pre-
sented, which need only to be understood 70 prove
acceptable TO the publice, such rs the INCOME.
MUM Policy. In the former the policy-holder
not only secures life insurance, payable at death,
but will receive, If living, after period OF few
years. an GG s 1sos fgGs to ten pei The e1, stsI
total amount Of money he has paid in in addition
The attention OF persons contemplating insurine
their lives, or increasing the amount of Insurance
they already have Is called to the special advan-
tages offered by the National Life Insurance Com
Circulars, pamphlets, and full particulars, given
on application to the branch Office OF the Com
JAY COOKE & CO, Washington, D. c.,
General agents for District Of Columbia, Virginia.
and West Virginia.
S. Is. SMITH, Cashier First National Bank,
Richmond, the Agent for Henrico Campbell. and
Diuwidde counties. de 9-9m
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MARRIED,

At Orange Courthouse, Va, Wedne! day morn
log January 9th, by The Rev. Mr.. McMurran as
sisted by the Rev. DR.. Handy, DR., I'D IN NJ.
MChURRAE, of Culpepe- CUur. house, to Miss
VI Any e. THOMSON, daughter Ct a. Thomson,
merchant of the former place.
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CONFECTEONEREES.

N7RESH ARRIVAL.
z FRESH TOMATOES, PEACHES,
GREEN CORN, STRAWBERRIES, PINE
APPLES;
Preserved Ounces. Damsons, Strawberries, Cram
berries, JAM Peaches, etc. I'll kinds of jellies.
Cox's Gelatine etc. For sale al reducsd prices at
w. w. TRISRETT'S,
JAZZ lll6 Main street, Richmond. Va.
FESO U0USEkEEPE RS.-Now is the time
T. to supply yourselves with PRESERVES and
FRESH FRUITS ard JEDLIES for the winter.
We haved large stock Of Preserved STRAWBERRIES,
Peaches, Damson5 Ounces, Tomatoes, Cherries,
Gooseberries, Pineappes.
Fresh straw berries, pineapples, Blacsberries,
Raspberries Tomatoes, Peaches, Pears, DGmsons,
&c. Currant Ounce, Peach, and Strawberry Jel-
lies Brandy Teaches and Pears all OF our OVID
manufacture and warranted superior to any north
ern goods, and which we offer at low prices.
~a.so 1 ANDREW PIZZINI u CO.,
oc II ..-....s . 80T Broad street.
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We publish this morning many interest
ing paragraphs upon subjects connected
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RESTAURANTS, &c.
TOILET ARTICLES.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-By an order of the
~ United states Circuit Court for Virginia In
the cause OF McIlwaine u.s. Saunders q Tardy.
trustees of the Bank Of Virginia 1t Is referred TO
1ha undersigned 10 state an account Of the trust
fund in The hands OF the trustees, and am direct
cd TO report .- -.
LIST. AS the nomin Il value OF the assets now in
the hands Of The trustees.
I'd. AS TO the present real value OF said assets.
Sd AS to The amount Of claims which have been
proved against the Bank or Virginia under This or
der. which said claims are TO be proved before and
allowed ty me.
= il persons, therefore, having claims against the
Bank Or Virginia are hereby notified TO tle the
same with tie proofs TO sustain them, with the I'M
RUARY. 1850. On ratification OF my report in this
cause, all parties concerned are notified that the
court direct all the assets or the said bank to he
divided pro rata among all the editors OF the said
oaak whose claims shall have been allowed by said
report. JOHN JOHNS, JR..
j. H-Raw Master I'm Fuuity.
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Eg GREAT BARGAINS FOR THE COM
MENCEMEST OF THE NEW YEAR.-Fifty
pair of fine BED BLANKETS, just received from
the late New York auctions, to be sold ut great
sacrifice at JULIUS SYCLE,S
ais Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
jag
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TO TAXPAYERS,


NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-In COM
IN pliance with an ordinance OF the city OF
Richmond we Win attend a. the ode. of tie cry
Collector 1T the City Hall from A. 81. 10 L. y.
from the 18th to the sist % December tclasye, 70
receive the remaining halt Of the CITY rAAES,
deductipg ten per cent. thereon from EEose WHO
paid one-hgif In June.
EDMUND WINNIE, =. 4. NJ,
by JULIUS n. HoBSoS. d. Z. q. g.
-, B-Those persons who have not paid any
portion or their bills win please call during The
same time and pay the amount OF their taxes, As
we will have no opportunity OF calling OF iheia
before advertising their properly for sale, WHICH
viii add twenty per cent. IL rot Eo!dl. Ibose HAo
have not paid their personal tax By that ttEe musI
expect TO have their goods levied On IS soon IS ne
get out OF The Office We required 70 settle our
entire account In February.
We Wonld call particular attention Of the taI-
payers OF the newly incorporated territory As he
property Is so imperiectly described that It IS i'm
possible that the Collector can And it.
EDMUND WINNIE, Collector,
By JUGS u. HOBSCS. n. 4.
BY resolution OF the Council passed on the sis:
OF December last the time for the collection OF
taxes above has been extended until Ills. l$th OF
January. Inclusive. Y. WINNIE, CoSectoE.
IN 2-ki6Ja by j. A. HOES0S. II. q.
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WHOLESALE PRICES:
srrer,or 9 pDA CRACKItRs. 1oc. per pound.
arn.r,or BUT5'ER era CKEES, 1oc. per pound.
anper,or OfYgSER CRACKERS, 1oc. per pound.
srnertor WATER CRACKERS. &c. per pound.
snnerior A R7aOWROOT CRACKERS, l4c. per
pound ,,5 .
SUPERIOR CR7 FAM CRACKERS 14c. per pound
s,,,e,ior SUG Ar CRACKERS, Nc. per pound.
s..,.,tor LEI ION CRACKERS, 1Sc. per pound.
sunerior sPI CENUTS, 15c. per pound.
suner,or MO. LAsSEs CAKES, Zoe. per loo.
sunertor Srye JAR Cakes, SOC, per 100. )aH
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1sAAc HUrzLER. SAMUEL BERNHEM.
HUTZLER & BERNHEIM,
GENERAL LIFE, FIRE. AND MARINE
INSURANCE AGENTS AND BROKERS',
No. lol5 MAIN STREET. ~

All kinds Of INSURANCE effected In frst-class
companies. local or foreign, at LOWEST CUR
RENT RATES.
Business can be effected through correspondence
with our Office, as well as By personal application
de 22-1m
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NOAL AND WOOD want all TO know
ANTHRACIrE COAL at less than ten :S sseslinS
have very good article or ANTHRACITE al a; a
per ton. and superior article at fi0; and hes,
OAK WOOD at % per cord, and PINE al Aso
delivered. Call and get your supply at Nine,eeptb
and Cary or Seventh and Grace streets.
de ~ CHARLES r. PaCr
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4 NTHRACITE COAL have On b.-,

"A NIHkAClTE COAL.-l have on hand
IA LOCO tons LORBERRY RED ASH ges
and STOVE GOALS, zoe cords SEASONED CAV
and PINE WOOD; also. MIDLOTHIAN LINE
and SMITHS COAL. which am prepared 20 ssII
at the lowest market rates. a
Offices corner Of seventeenth and Dock Street,
and Seventeenth between Main and Cary street.
crA WET RoREETS
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N7OOD, W0OD.-Wood, for cooking and
w baking, Is now the cheapest fuel used. 80
study your own interest, and go 10 the yard Of "
j. MCDOWELL and get your supply at once. He
has on hand large supply OF irst-rdte SEASONED
OAK and PINE, sawed and split ready for use At
the low price of 80 per cord for long OAK and Al
for sawed and split pine, $3.50 long, sawed aGS.
Wood will soon advance.
W. J. MCDOWELL,
del next TO corner First and Broad streets
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r n RIdGs's EAKERY.
DOWN WITH THE PEICEB
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TAYDN's "CREATI0N."

ADMISSION, FIFTY CENTS. "a IL.
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in fconviction he shall correct and certify such
evidence to be true copy of all the evidence in the
case And in of sentence of death awarded upon
such conviction shall be the duty of the clerk forth
with to transmit to the governor true and attested
copy ofsuch evdence and in all of sentence of
DEATH the clerk shall forthwith transmit to the gov
ernor copy of the whole record
SECT. 2. Upon receiving such record and evidence
it shall be the duty of the governor and council
proper to pardon the convict, commute his
tence, the governor SHALL upon the expiration of
year after the day of the sentence except in
view issue his warrant provided in sections
and eight of chapter hundred and thirty-fve of
the revised statutes as herein amended.
SECT B. When petition is presented for review
and granted, the judge granting the same shall forth
with notify the governor of the fact and that there
is for further inquiry and the governor shall
stay execution unlsuch inquiry has been made upon
new trial. In case of conviction for capital offence,
the court, the clerk, and the governor and council
shall be had as hereinbetOre provided in of
convection upon original process.
SECT. A. Section seven of said chapter is hereby
amended so as to read as follows
SECT Z. When any person is convicted of a crime
punishable with death, and sentenced therefor, he
shall at the same time be sentenced to solitary
hnement in the state prison till such punishment is
inflicted; but he shall not be executed until the whole
clerk of said court under the seal thereof to the
preme executive authority of the state and warrant
issued by said executive authority under the great
seal OF the state directed to the sheriff or of his
deputies of the county wherein the state prison is sit
uated, commanding him to carry said sentence of
death into execution.
[Approved March IL, 1901
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Tunk river in Steuben Pleasant river in Washing
ton county; East Machias river and CObscook or
Orange river in Whiting; that portion of the Penob
scot river and its tributaries below Orphans island
also the Kennebec river below Lees island.
SECT. 81 The following named waters with their
tributaries are subject this only relates
to the construction of fishways namely: Harraseekit
and Little rivers in Freepor; the stream from Grays
pond in Sedgwck and Brooksvile; Denny's river and
Pinmaquan river.
with any rights and privileges granted to persons
gagged in the cultivation of fish.
SECT 80. The following acts, parts of acts, and
resolves are hereby repealed, namely all acts and
parts of acts relating to the fisheries for salmon,
shad, alewives and bass in the PreSumpscot Ken
nebec, Androscoggin, Georges, Penobscot and st.
CroiX rivers and their tributaries except an act en-
titled "an act to regulate the shad and aewife fish
cries in the town OF Warren passed March SIXTH
eighteen hundred and two, and an act amendatOry
thereto, approved February twenty-four, eighteen
hundred and sixty-eight, which shall remain in full
force far as their provisions are not inconsistent
with the provisions of this act There are further
repealed the twenty-second to the twenty-sXth Sec
tOns inclusive of chapter forty of the revised stat
utes "an act to regulate certain fisheries" approved
February twentysiXth eighteen hundred sixty-eght;
"an act giving certain powers to the commissioners
of fisheries, approved February twenty-nine eight
cen hundred siXty-eight; ''resove relative to the
restoration of fish the rivers and inland waters
of Maine" approved January twenty-eight, eighteen
hundred and sixty-seven; "resolve to continue in
force and amendatOry of chapter seventy-eight of
the resolves of eighteen hundred and sxtyseven in
relation to the restoration of fish to the rivers
and inland waters of Name" approved March sixth,
parts of acts inconsistent with the provisions of this
act.
SECT a. This act shall take effect when approved.
[Approved March ID, 1861
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SALE may deduct all costs charges and expenses and
reasonable compensation for trouble in the matter
and hold the balance, if any, for and pay the
same, on demand to the party parties owning the
said animal or animals, his their legal represen
tatives.
SECT 10. 1t shall be the duty of all sherifs depu-
ty sheris police officers and consables to prosecute
shall come to their notice knowledge; and all
fines collected under this act, shall be paid over to
for which the fine is imposed; was committed; and
in case society should be formed in such city or
town for the prevention of cruelty to animals then
such fines shall inure and be paid to such soce-
ty in aid OF the benevolent objects for which it shall
have been formed.
SECT IL. The several municipal and police courts
and trial justices in this state shall have
jurisdiction with the supreme judicial court of all of.
fences under this act.
[Approved March u, 1891