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jan27-la

~PALMETTO GUARD RIFLE CLUB.
Members are requested to cali at Messrs. JOHN
SON & BROWNS HAT STORE, King street. and
procure their new Gaps. The Wreaths and Let
terra will be furnished at the same establishment,
and receipts given. BY order.
jan25 % @. r. HOLMES, President.
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ns- OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMIS-
sIONERs, FIRE-PROoF BUILDING, CHARLES.
TON, s. O., JANUARY %, 1s73.-NOTICE.-All
claims against the County Commissioners Of this
County not on file in this oGce are required to be
presented AT ONCE for registry. By order OF the
BOARD. A. w. DUFFUS,
ian23.3 Clerk G. @.
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MULES AND HORSES. JUST AR
N RIVED, forty head MULsS AND HORSES.
keuLuck stables, No. SO Church street. BAM.
BERG & NC 10Y. jan27-l*
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@CONSIGNEFS PER STE A M E B
FALCON from Baltimore, are hereby notified
that she Is THIS DAY discharging cargo at Pier
Nc, l, Union Wharves. All Goods not taken away
at sunset will remain on wharf at Consignees'
risk. MOsDECAl CO.,
tan25.2 Agents.
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ITO GROCERS AND NOTION DEALERS.
Wanted, responsible party to take the
- gency for q New York Manufac' uring CJncern.
Full control OF States OF South and North Caro-
lima. Address, with references. VIM. KOrr-
MEIER. No. 6 New Church street, New York.
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for dale.

CIXTY BROKE MARE MULES TO
y arrive at the Kentucky Sale stables, No. SO
church street, on Wednesday, January 20. BAN.
BERG & MCCOY. jan27-3
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JOSEPH JEFFERSON, as.......Rrp VAN wINKLE
Supported by full Dramatic Company.
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Amnsements.
A ADEMY OF MUSIC.

JOHN T. FORD. MANAGER
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
January 9th, 28th and Goth.
JOSEPH JEFFERSON, as......RrP VAN WINKLE.
Supported by full Dramatic Company.
On WEDNESDAY. January 90, q Fashionable
Matinee, when
CHARLES BURKE JEFFERSON
will appear n very entertaining performance,
(aided by the entire company embracing the
Nautical Farce OF
THE SPITFIRE,
introducing fight at sea and the laughable
Farce OF
THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
On this occasion the admission will be so cents;
children rs cents. Doors open at hslf.psst q,
commencing at O'Clock. jan20
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Cost and GGnnh .

II OST, ON SATURDAY EVENING, BE-
IL TWEEN Broad and King street, to Acade'
my uf Music, Ladies' Neck Fur or Seal sRln
Ba To the finder reward will be paid, upon
application at this office. jan27-2
r OST, ON MONDAY EVENING, JAN.
ia UARY 20; from the cars OF the South Caro-.
Ilua Railroad Company, between Charleston and
Columbia, a small leather hand VALISE, con.
taIning valuable papers, which are OF no use to
any one but the owner, as payment mas been
stopped upon them. A liberal reward will be
paid for the return Of the Val.se and contents to
JOSEPH CREWS, Columbia, s. q. jan26.5
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XKTANTED, A SECONDHAND PROOF
w PRESS. Parties having such an article
for sale may find q purchaser by addressing
.Typo.u oliice OF THB NEWS. decl9
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Il CHARLtSTON COUNTY-BY GEO r Il
BUST ESQ.,, PROBATE Judge-Whereas, JAMES E.
BURKE, OF Charleston, Lawyer, made suit to me
to grant him Letters or Administration Of the Es.
tate aud effects OF JAMES BEATTlE, late OF
Florida.
These are therefore 10 cite and almonish AL and
singular the kindred and creditors OF the said
JAMES BEATTIE, deceased, that they be and
appear before me, In the Court OF Probate. to be
held at Charleston on the Sd day OF February,
1879 after publication hereof, at IL O'Clock In The
forenoon, to show cause. II any they have, why
the satl administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this eighteenth day OF
jan2O.m2 Preha Judge.
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WANTED, A COMPETENT WAITING
w MAN. None need apply without good re-.
commentators as 10 capacity and character.
Application To be made at No. l Law R4nge,
Broad street. )an2l'2
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[eaal Notires.

TlHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
i CHARLESTON COUNTY.-BY GEO. BUST,
Esq.,. Probate Judge.-Whereas, CHARLES ADAM
RUTHERFORD, Of Charleston, Fisherman, made
suit to me TO grant him Letters OF Administration
OF the Estate and Effects OF PETER RUTHER-
FORD late Cf Charleston, Fisherman.
These are, therefore. to cite and admon1sh all
and singular the kindred and credl ors OF the
said Peter Rutherfor deceased, that they BE- and
appear before me, in the Court OF Probate, to be
held at Charleston, on 10Th February next, after
publication hereof, at II O'Clock In the forenoon,
TO show cause II any they have, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 25th day OF January,
Ammo Domlni 1878. GEORGE BUISr,
jan27.m2 PROBATE Judge.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN three weeks after date appl cation will be
made to the Planters and Mechanics Bank for
renewal OF scrip No. 1882 lS Shares standing in
the name OF p. W. MCGEE, The same having been
lost or mslaid. jan27-m3
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FRUIT FRUIT
.ORN! CORN Nj

u
5000 bushels PRIME WHITE CORN, In bulk, Per
schooner Venilia. For sale by
HERMANN BULwINKLE,
Iono71 Kerrs Wharf.
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TWO CAR LOADS OF TURPENTlNE
and Timber MULES to arrive tomorrow, at
Ken ucky sale Stable, No. so Church stret.
BAMBERG d MCCOY. jan27 II
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A COLORED MAID WANTED. RE-
N COMMEND ATIUNS required. Apply at No.
81 smith street. 1dn27-2
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A TPRIvATE SALE, HOUSE AND LOT
n No. II George street, between Meeting and
KiDg. For particulars Inquire ca premises.
lau24-3A
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NKTANTED, A GOOD COOK AND
w Washer. None need apply unless recon-
mended Apply at NO. 40 Nassau street.
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MULES AND TEXAS PONIES.-THREE
Nl carloads Just Arrived at r. OAKMAN'S
STA bLE, church street, lur sale on time.
lama a.
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GTATE OF SOUTH CAR LIN A,
- COUNTY OF CHARLESTON.-Court OF Com
mon Pleaa.-B WREDEN. Psintlf, against R. b..
younger, and JJHN P. HAPPoLDT, Admlns.ra.
tor de bonis non cum teatalnenlo annexo OF
CHRI Stan DAVID HAPPOLDT, the elder, De.
fendants.-Copy summons for relief, complaint
not served.-To the Defendants, R. Fl. RIKER, Ex-
eouor. as aforesaid, and JOHN P. HAPP0LDT,
Administrator, as Aforesaid:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint In this action, which will
be ned in the ofiice OF the clerk Of the Court OF
Common Pleas, for The said county, and to serve
copy OF your answer to the said complaint on
the subscribers at ihe Office No. 10 Broad street,
Charleston, South Carolina, within twenty days
after the service hereof, exclusive OF the day OF
such service, and II you fall to answer the COM
plaint within the time Aforesaid, the Plaintiff In
this action Will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded In the complaint.
Dated December %, 1872.
SIMONTON d BARKER,
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UlO RENT, THAT LARGE AND COM
MODIOUS Yuiidino, No. 149 Eaat Bay, re.
Gently occupied as the publication ONCE OF THK
NEWS, and formerly known as The French Cofee
House. For terms, &C., apply at lne Oluce OF
THE NEWS No. l9 Broad street. sepzS
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MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
January 9th, 2Sth and Goth.
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NXTANTED TO RENT, A COMMCDlOUS G
w Dwelling House, north or Iaaoun street
and east OF Ruledge Avenue. Address 3D." at
TIE NEWS office. jaD26
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Groceries, flqnors, &r
AEON. L A. e D, d G.

AEON, LARD, &c.
HAooN n. 9. Meats Kettle rendered Lard In
terces and TUBS; also, choice quality in tin cans
different Sizes Breakfast Bacon. strips, hams.
Cheese, Butter. Flour, &c, &C.. on ssna ana 10
ieno1-a 26 Vendue Range.
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WTANTED, SEVERAL SMART FE-
w MALE assistants. Board and good wages
will be given. Apply, stating reference and e1.
perlence. p D. Box 30 jan27.l%
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To the defendant, N. A, PRATT: Take
notice thai The summons In Chls action, OF
which the foregoing Is copy, together with the
complaints herein, was filed In the office OF the
Clerk OF the Court Vf Common Pleas at Charles
ton, In the County Of Charleston. IN the State OF
South Carolina, oqsihe sixth day OF January, 1873.
WHALEY j. mIrOHELL,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
January 9th, 1873. ianl3.m6
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WTANTED, LADIES TO SAVE FIFTY
w per cent Bustles 25 10 soc; Chignons S5c;
Pompaduars zoe; Plaits s6:; French Corsets 75c;
Hoop skirts 5uc; Fancy Goods and Hosiery far
beIuw any other House. Archer's Wholesale and
Iau17-mwf3N
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NETANTED, SINGLE GENTLEMEN OR
w families for three second floor rooms,
with board. Rooms vacant first February. MAN.
SION HOUSE. Broad ssl eet. jan25-2
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GEO. L. FOX's HUMPTY DUMPTY PANTO-
MIME TROUPE
From the olympic Theatre, New York, where 1t
Achieved Run OF One Thousand
and One Nights.
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EOR SALE, 200 BUSHELS POPE
IL SEED Said Cotton has been sold for 90c.
The Seed warranted Drst.class. 1t having been
raised on my James Island Plantation, which 10
heavy clay ground and surrounded by salt water.
P:ice. 81 so per bushel, Is pounds 10 the bushel,
and delivered at any point in the city free OF
charge. Apply to Captain g. F. HABENIUHT,
No. 8 south Bay. Jan2b
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
EVENINGS,
January 80, 81 and February 1.
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ITO RENT, THAT LARGE AND COMMO-
( DIOUS three story Residence, No. King
street, containing square rooms alu necessary
oulbulldings. goou cistern on the premises.
IIonIre at N4. King street. jams fmw
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NTR. D. FITZ GIBB ON

EISH SCRAP.
$500 barrels OF FISH SCRAP. In store and to
arrive. Apply to KlNSMAN d HOWELL.
iant6.thm8
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90 RerI.

THO RENT, THAT ELIGIBLE WHOLE
i sale Store, No. 1877 Meeting street, nearly
opposite Charleston Hotel, now occupied by
Messrs. STEELE Il WARDELL. The fixtures are
for sae; reut moderate. Apply to No. 46l King
street. or at the Store. jaq8mwr
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IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPgRs.
BYRNE FOGARTY have opened q GROCERY
STORE at No. 8l8 King street. opposite Liberty
street, on the cash system. Buying and selling
for cash only, thereby giving their customers the
advantage OF getting their goods as the lowest
posslb rates. Cali end examine for yourself.
DO not forget the number, s1s King street, oppo-
size Liberty street. nov29-fmwamoe
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JACOB WILLIMAN, O. c. p.

To the Defendant, r. II. RIKER, Executor
Take notice that the summons 10 this action, OF
which The foregoing is q copy, together with
the complaint, was filed In the Office OF the Clerk
OF the Court or Common Pleas, at Charleston,
In the County OF Charleston ia the State OF South
Carolina, on the twenty third day Of December,
1879.
January 4, 1878. SIMONT0N BARKER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
ian8.m6 No. l6 Broad street.
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LNOR SALE, A JUDGMENT AGAINST ].
T HENRY OTJEN, son OF the late RENRY
UTJEN, for seventy Five Dollars. Will be sUld at
discount at MEAKE mULLER'S. Jan2l
EOR SALE, BY A FAMILY ABOUT TO
IL move, a line MILOH COW. For terms adj
dress J. s., office Of The NEWS. jan2o
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TIME STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF OHARLEST0N-C0URT OF
COMMON PLEAS.-S. D. TREhHOLM, Plaintiff,
| against N. A. PRATT, Delendant.-Copy sum.
| mons for money demand. Complaint not
served.
To N. A. PRATT, defendant in this action: You
are hereby summoned and required to an
| swer the complaint'ln this action which is THIS
BAY filed In the office OF The Clerk OF the Court
| OF Common Pleas for said County, and TO serve a
copy OF your answer on the subscribers at their
Office No. 48 Broad street, Charleston, within
twenty days after the service OF this summons
on you, exclusive OF the day OF service.
II you fall 10 answer this complaint within the
time aforesaid. the plaintiff will take Judgment
against you for the sum OF nine thousand
one hundred and eighty-three dollars with in
terest at the rate OF one per centum per month.
on four thousand dollars thereof. from the
9th day OF October. 1872 AMI on FIVE thousand
dollars thereof, at said rate from the sixteenth
day OF October, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy.two, and on eighty.one aud S3.10o dol
lars thereof at the rate or seven per centum per
anuum, from the 9Th day OF August, 1872, and on
| one hundred and one and 67.l00 dollars thereof,
at The rate OF seven per centum per annnm from
| the 10th day OF August, 1872, and disbursements
and costs.
Dated January 9th. 1873.
WHALEY & MITCHELL,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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CHINGLES! SHINGLES 100000 No.
- lSHINGLEs in bundles. For sale low for
cash. q. J. SCHLEPEGRELL, No. 81 Line street.
dec16-nthl2s
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
TIE FIRE RECORD.
AT YrLrEsLrY-LOss $50. 900.

BOsToN, May 5.-The factory of the Middle
sex Stone and Brick Company, in Wellesley, MdsA was
entirely destroyed by nrs Sunday morning. Two OF
the buildings we're owned by Edmund NJ. Wood and
Horace Humphrey and the third by the Mddlesex stone
aud Brick Company. room was occupied by George
H. Wood for the manufacture OF black balls and one for
the manufacture Of tin by Henry Wood, Sons Co.
The brick company's loss IL foows Machinery.
about s7 stock $1,000 building, about $500 total
S950o Iae insurance amounts TO SiI9' OF when
gor Company or Bangor, Ne Tue buildings owned by
Messrs Wood and Humphrey were valued AZ 81 500 upon
loss If s. 900 insurance. $500 Henry Wood, sons Co.
lose 5000 insurance. Tne total losses by the
lire estimated 1t $4,000.
TWO MIN KILLED BY A FALLING CHIMNEY
CONCORD, n. H., May "a house in New
port, owned by s. l. Bowers and occupied by d. L.
Moody va destroyed by fire last evening. Two men-
C. [. Richai gn and George wams-were killed by
the falling oi chimney Nearly al =, 5Ie contents OF the
house saved The loss Is about Sl,5OOi insured
N THIS CITY.
A fire destroyed the twO-story frame build
ing No 5s~Elst HoustOn-st. owned by Jacob Weeks,
Yesterday and thereby caused loss Of $500 insured
part Of the first aoOr occupied by Michael Walsh
TIN and metal roofer whose stock vaiued at $500 was
destroyed insured for $1,000 in the Metropolitan Com
pany f. +. Beck cigar dealer, another OCCUPANT. had
stock damaged 500 insured for s3OO IN the heIei COM
pany.
A fire on the second floor of the four-stOry
brick building 40. 20 Grnd-5t. owned by samuel Ben
nett last night damaged the building 500 r. Levine
Coz manufactures of h1ir, occupied the secohi uOori
aud had stock damaged $1,000.
ELSEWHERE.
The -four mill of George ). Sutry, at Car
mel H.. was burned Saturday night. Loss $4,000 un-
insured.
The hotel in Hamburg, Erie Co., n. Y,
owned By Joshua smith destroyed by An ncendary
fire early yesterday together with the barn uear the
premises and 70 head OF cattle. Fully insured.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
4 PLANET NEARER THE SUN IHAN
VULCAN

.,-,,o,-,-cv,,,,,sr nv PROF. KmKwOoD OF PROBABLE
xv,srrXcy or INTERIOR PLANET WITH ORBIT OF
LEss THAN SEVENTEEN DAYS
70 me Edttor Of The Trf6Hae'
SIN. In THE TRIBUNE for April 20, 1s73 1t
VIVA shown that the rapidly moving Spots observed on
,he sun,s dsk at five different dates might be explained
nv the transts Of ntraMercuria planet with side
real perod of "a days. q hours, 81 minutes There arc
otner dotes however at which similar phenomena have
80 ,v,tressed which cannot be referred 10 the same
s,ero,d such instances recorded by experienced OBJ
servers are too 70 be attributed to any opt
coI deeepton The phenomena seem 10 indicate the eX-
istence Of Of minor planets within she orbit OF
Mercury There is, moreover, unexplained motion or
Mercurys perheOn. which has been referred by Lever
rier 20 the disturbing influence Of interior aseroids
But II such bodies really exist. and are visible when
crossing suns disk how explain the fact that
they have been during total echpses IL Is
well known that marked difference obtains between
the ehtrenecting capacities of the various planets OF
our system. Mercury, for instance Is IN this respect
very much inferior Venus and Jupiter. see Proctors
"Other Worlds than ours" D. 67J The difficulty them
IN REGARD to the nvisibty these asteroids when the
sun is ecpsed may be obvisted by suppOsng their sur
faces 80 constituted as reflect but small portion Of
the suns light.
Beside the transits given in former note. the fol-
lowing are well authenticated. They Indicate second
planet with period Of about 16d. 16h. 29In'
IsI9-OctOber ..
ls45-OctOber IL, 9 a. m.
Is49-OctOber IA
The consecutive intervals assuming each observation
except that Of IsT have been made at noon are as
follows:
62)s days e 372xl6.6ss2; period, iCd. Ion Sim
iO22sS75 DAYS e 6l3xl5.6sG5; period, lGl l6h 29m.
73Ll25 days - 4sy16ssi6; period. lGd. lGh 2Gm
Mean period, l6d. l6h. 29m.
During the second interval the period did not diner rs
much as one minute from tho value; during the
6rst it exceeded the by two minutes; and during
the third or short interval less than the mean by
three minutes The Of four tansits between
the 9th and 4h Of October together with these remark
able indications of perodicity, afford series OF conc
dences which can hardly be accidental.
Bloomington, IHd.. May ?, 1873. DANIEL kIRKWOOD'
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
FOREIGN NOTES.

a confagration in the old market town OF
Bradninch in the Couuty Of Devon. near Exeter, En-
gland DESTROYED IT houses and rendered large number
OF people homeless
Earl Delaware committed suicide in most
determined manner. He went down from London, on
April H. TO the Bull Inn, Cambridge. and went 10 bed
early Next morning he early left the hotel with
out taking breakfast, and did not return letter ad-
dressed co the steward his est at BOurn, near Cam
dgc was found on the table o. stringroom he had
Occnned This. on being forwarded and opened, was
found contain statement that his iordshp haI It
drowning and that his body would be discovered n the
water nearest 70 the Bull This led 20 the river oeing
dragged and fhe body was found at Sleeps Green
wekuown bathing place in the Cam, about naIf mile
gfof the lOtPl.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-06
TIE NEW RAILROAD LAW OF ILLINOIS.

The Illinois Legislature, on the lst inst,
passed bill 20 prevent extorion and unjust dscrmna
ton in the rates charged for the transportation Of pas
sengers and freghts railroads in the state and also
70 repeal an act passed in 1871 70 prevent unjust dis
elimination in the rates 10 be charged by the nerent
railroads OF Illinois for the transportation OK rreights
The eighth section Of tho bill the one most interesting
and important 10 tho people OF the state, and upon
there has probably been discussion than on al the
other sections OF the bill IL provides that the Railroad
and warehouse Commissioners shas make for eacn rail-
road corporation doing business 10 the state schedule
Of reasonable maximum rates for the transportation of
passengers and reights and the schedule. IN al
suits brought against any OF the roads upon charge or
exactinc unreasonable rates. 10 be deemed ny al courts
of the state a. pnd aee evidence that the rates fixed
bv IL are reasonable maximum rates OF charges The
Commissioners are further empowered 10 revise these
schedules from time 10 tme as circumstances
NAV reduire. in the controversy between the
two Houses OF the Legislature there was added
70 this section q proviso that the schedules
thus prepared shall be taken priG Jaeie evidence
until Ian 5 1874 the object being 60 furnish al excuse
for An extra session next Winter when the whole sub
OF the trouble between farmers and the railroads
viii be gone over again, and attempt he made by the
legislature TX schedule OF it, own As the matter
no stands the law OF 1871 tB rcpeledand Lhe egbtn
serion O the new law indefinitely suspended, 80 that
the whole question Il practically placed wuere I
beOpRs--in the cOurts-and the people VIII nave 10
depend upon the judicial determination OF "uat ae 10y
reasonable rates Of charges That part OF the aW Whh
will be In force II Gov. Beverdgo approves IT, prDNldc~
for the Of ali grievances as to unjust exaeons
or determinations Remedies ana pen4llles arc Ptp-
yided and the railroads have alternative hut o" cou
nv With the demands OF the people, satisfy the SOufs
that no wrong has been committed or attempted