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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-09

INJURED BY A HOUSE FALLING ON HIM.
yesterday afternoon, Jerry Thomas, colored,
while employed in raising a building on street,
jured by the house falling. Officer Bailey as
sisted him to his home on 18th street, between L
and nj streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-09

A RE YOU INSURFDf
a IF NOT, APPLY TO THE OLD
FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF WASHINGTON, d. @.
INCORPORATED BY CONGRESS In ISIS.
Office in the building Of the National Bank Of the
Republic, No. zoe street northwest. No charge
for Policies.
Directors.-Dr. Jas c. Hall, John Purdy, DR.. j NJ
Brodhead. J. keyworth, Jas. G. Mcclure, Henry
Bradley, jos: Bradley, Z. II. Wiltberger, w. J.
Mcdonald, +. +. Mcguire. DIR. ID. B. Clarke, N. G.
Emery. HENRY BRADLEY, President.
CHARLES BRADLEY, Secretary. decaeo6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-09

BEATS WOODEN NUTMEGs.-An itinerant
ored with eochineal and perfumed, which he al
leges TO be very highly aromatic vegetable
production from Corea, and termed ''corean''
the government departments. Some of the fax
seed Is exhibited growing In . wet sponge, upon
which some perfume Is sprinkied and persons
are informed that the pleasant odor 10 emitted
BY the seed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-09

We buy and sell Real Estate, Houses, Stores.
Apartments and Offices to rent and lease ReRts
collected, guaranteed and advanced. Money care
fully invested. Negotiations Of all kinds faithfully
executed. Houses built; long time given for pay
ment. Plans, Specifications, contracts and deeds
skilfully drawn Satisfaction guaranteed. Give us
one call and we will merit another.
~0fie under Masonic Temple. le2p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-09

DEATH FROM A BALCoNY-Sdd Fate of q
Yung Girl.-The public attention is called in a
that so abound ON the tenement houses in some
parts of the city. At l0x O'Clock on Sunday
night, a young girl named Elizabeth Bierlien
came to her death by the frailty of one of these
dangerous adjuncts to the house in which she
lived. The house is situated at the southeast
corner Of Pleasant and Henry streets. The de-
ceased with young girl named Barbara Ham
mer, went out Of her room to see who was giving
a signal in the street below. They leaned over
the railing OF the balcony to look down, and the
frail structure gave way. John fisherman, who
came out upon the balcony just as the girls were
save her, but Elizabeth fell to the pavement, a
distance Of twenty-five feet, and fractured her
skull. She died in a few minutes after being
carried up stairs. The Coroner began an in
quest, but adjourned it until to-day iacin-
ndti Gazette, ah instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-09

Slow PROGRESS OF THE TRIAL OF Mrs.
WHARToN.-But little progress was made YES
tertay i'm the trial of Mrs. Wharton at AnnapoIis
for alleged attempts to poison Eugene Van Ness
The counsel for the prisoner filed bill of excep-
tiOns TO the ruling Of the court by which their
motion to quash the indictment was refused
motion was made to quash the eleventh and
twelfth counts (nOt included i'm the previous
metiOn). which was alsOsoverruled by the court,
and exceptions taken by the defence. Next fol-
loved a motion to compel the counsel for the
prosecution to elect one count of the Indictment
to which the prisoner should plead. This motion
tiOns. The counsel for the prisoner then fled a
demurrer to each count i'm the Indictment, upon
the ground that the offence should not only be
distinctly charged, but that there should be
statement of the specific acts constituting the
offence. This point was argued at great length
by the counsel on both sides, and the cOurt took
it under adyisement. A decision was to be given
this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-09

THE THEArERs--Janauschek's wonderful
impersonations OF = Lady Dedlock" and mime
HOrtense. !" in - Chesnev Wold. the dramatiza-
ton Of Dickens =. Bleak House." must be
elaSsed among the most powerful and impressive
stage portraitures of the century. IL is hard to
realize, when looking at her feignei emotion,
that she does not feel and suffer all that she
would OF might feel and suffer was the mimic
conflict OF passions which are assumed 10 sway
her living reality Another large audience
was present last evening. Tonight I" Chesney
wold- will be repeated.
The Thester COnliaue is doing well this week
i'm spite Of rival attractions The programme Is
q varied and attractive one for tonight, and all
the stars will appear in their specialties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-09

THE NATIONAL METROPOLITAN
i FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
ORGANIZED A UG UST %, 1870.
CASH CAPITAL. 8 100 900
Office i'm Shepherds Building, No. 9Osh Pennsyl-
AanIa avenue. MOSES KELLY, President.
VIM. b. TODD, Vice President.
SAMUEL CROSS, Secretary
DIRECTORS
J. B. Blake, VIM. B. Todd,
VIM. Wall, Charles Just,
VIM. G.. Metzerott, John +. Lehman,
Geo. +. Gulick, Moses Kelly.
A. r. Shepherd, oel4f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-09

BITTFEEs BLUFFED BY THE PoLicE-AbOut
II o'clock last night Lieut. Gessford, of the first
precinct, directed Sergeant Pierce, with officers
Hughes, Lewis. King, Nelson, Mahoney and
Reed, 20 proceed TO a house ON 9Th street south
kept Nv Eliza Tapp, and 70 arrest all in the
house, which had been complained OF a house
Of prostitution They were soon on the spot,
and found lively little party engaged in the
exciting game OF bluff, and took them all in
eustedy-nine in humber; two females and
seven males. A hearing was given by Judge
Smell at I O'Clock to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-09

THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
Ind made to order by Hempler. near AZ street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-09

NEGLECTED CoUGH, cold or sore throat.
which might be checked by a simply remedy,
like, "Brotcn's Bronchial Trcches,r IL allowed to
propress NAV terminate SERIOUSLY. eos
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06
. What's the Matter with That
Nose?-

Snyder kept beer saloon years ago
over nit der grindstone factory on Ken
singter.-Snyder was ponderous leu
ton of very irascible Compensation and
quick in quarrels-getting mad in a
minute. Nevertheless his saloon was a
great resort for boys, partly because Of
the excellency Of his beer, and partly
becsu-e the Buys liked to cbafe old sny-
dersas they called him; for although bic
bark was terrific, experience had taught
them that he wouldn't bite.
One day Snyder was missing, and il
was explained by his ''frau," who Jerk
CD the beer that day, that he had gone
oat a fishing nit der boys.
The next day one Of the boys, who
was particularly fond sof roasting old
Snyder, dropped in TO get a glass OF beer,
aud discovered spyders nose--which was
a big one AT any time-swollen and Bills
tered by tbs syn, until il looked like u
dead ripe tomato.
why. Sn, der. what's the matter with
your nose 7" said the caller
II peef out fishing nit der bOys,' no
plisd Snyder, laying bis finger tenderly
acairst his probosci. 'aLa sun ii pes
hot like Der iiiel, until burns my nose.
Me- ,oee don't itY1
And spyder viewed il with look d
eon.,eal sadness IA die little mirror back
u the bar.
A entered Al once into the mischievou'
fellow in from, Of the bar 10 play a trick
upon Snyder. He went out and called
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A hlfI Idouen q his comrades, with
who'd kc arranged that they should drop
lfntc ~ saiJ6n One after another and ask
ssy&w what ~ tho matter with that
lnoq,- 70 sec how long he would stand
FL ffhe man who put apt me Job went
ia with companion. and seating them
sqiscs at table, called for beer. shy
DR. brought Il to them, and the new
Somcr exclaimed as soon as he saw him;
"why, Snyder, what's the matter
With that nosey' .Is
Il must tell you, friend, ! pecn out
fishing init der boys, un de sun, he burns
Acknowledgements cents, all right"
Another Of the boys came rushing in
exclaiming:
"Halloo, boys, you're ahead Of me this
time. spose Tn in, though. Here,
Snyder, bring me glass Of beer and a
pret--(he appeared 10 catch sudden
glimpse Of Snyder's nose, looked wonder
ingly a moment, and then burst out a
laughing.)
"Ha, hal Why, Snyder, what,--ha,
ha I what's the matter with that nose p
Snyder, Of course, can't see any fun in
having burnt nose, or having il laugh
ed at, and he says in a tone sternly EN-
phatic:
1--WE peen out fishing nit der boys,
INT dc sun it just as hot like as ter tifel,
unit burnt my nose, dat ish all right.
Another torment comes In aud insists
ON setting them up for the whole
house, Snyder says he, "fill up the
boys glasses and take drink yourself
no, hel ha, ha, hal Snyder, wha--ha,
~, hal What's the matter with that
nosey"
4 Snyder's brow darkened with wrath
by this time, aud his voice grew deeper
and sterner;
81 peen out fishing nit der boys, on
der Scoolkil. The sun as hot like as
hail, unit | burnt my bugle. Now, dal
is more vat don't got to say to you vol
gind pesense dat ish all right;
!. burnt my own nose, don't iti"
"Burn your own nose-burn all the
hair of your head for what care, you
needn't get mad about it,
1t was evident Snyder wouldn't stand
more than one more tweak at that nose,
for he was tramping around behind the
bar, and growing Ike an exasperated
old bear in his cage.
Another Of his tormentors walks in.
Some one sings out to him, "have glass
of beer, Billy?'
Don't care about any beer" says Bill
ly, "but you may give me one of your
best. cigars--ha, ha, ha, ha, no, no, no,
he, he, hel Ah-h-h, Ia, ha, Ina, ha !
! Why -why-Snyder who - wha-ha's
hal what is the matter with that nose p
Snyder was absolutely fearful to be-
hold by this time. His face was purple
with rage, all except his nose which
glowed like ball Of fire. Leanidg his
ponderous figure far over the bar, and
raising his arm aloft to emphasize his
words with it, he fairly roared;
"Tve peen out fishing nit ter boys.
The sun it PEGS hot like hail tamnatiOn.
burnt my nose. Now you no like dose
nose, you yust take dose nose unit wiring
you tam American fingers nit EN-
That's the kind of man vot ami"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06
Worth knowing.

In the course Of an inquest held in
London many years ago, Mr.. Wakely,
the coroner, said that it would be well t.
acquaint the public with the fact, Tat il
persons wishing to escape from house
on fire have the presence Of mind to APP
ply wet cloth or handkerchief 10 their
mouth and nos!rils, they can effect a
passage through the densost smoke; but
the sursst way would be to envelope the
head and face completely in a wet cloth.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06
Library Gift Concert.
A Full DRAWING CERTAIN.
100000 IN BANK TO PAY GIFTsi
10000 Cash Gifts Paid in Full.
800, 200 FOR ONLY $40.

ENOUGH Of the 100 600 tickets issued for the THIED
IL GRkSD GfFT CosCEKr, in aid u the Public Libra
~ Of Kentucky, having been 70 insure fuii draw
ing and the wish having been universally efprusseh
that the 10 600 cash gfts offered should be drawn IN
full and paid In full without any scaling down, as here
tofare the management, with the Concurrence Of the
trustee have determined 10 al0u Ninety days more
for the sale Of the remnant Of tickets len On hand The
ana distribution advertised mr. April u there
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A METHODIST preacher in Iowa knock
ed Congressman down the other day
for offering to give his back-pay to the
Sunday-school. 1t was a striking sam
pie of theology, but it suited the case
exactly. 1t was very happy bit, and
makes good "fst" item, as the compos-
itors say.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06

An impression has been made in some
quarters that the recent Legislature in
creased the pay of members from five To
seven dollars per day. This is not 50.
No change was made, and thespay re-
mains the same as heretofore George
tOlgn Times.
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Tuesday, July sth, 1873,

on which day. and no other, they win positively and
unequivocaily take place In Public Library Hall Lou
isville kentucky. -
a. this grand concert the following cash gins ~ he
Distributed by lot and paid In full 70 the uekei-hoes
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06

WHEN is the most dangerous time to
visit the country? When the trees are
shooting, and the bullrushes out.
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SOME one has said that "the noblest
firing on earth is a man talking reason
and bis wife listening to him.
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FARM FOR SALE.

A assignee q j. p spragens aT Cor sale p ivate-
y ly, ulsih easy terms, the farm upon which said
sprtaens nov rosides, containing los ACHEs of
good tillabe hand situated near Carpenters Station
three niles from Hustonville KY This Is elegant
httle farm, situated In good neighboFhood, eonven-
lent 70 town churches and schoo. located Immediate
y on good tlTnpike nad and Il Well Improved, we'll
waterod and convenient 10 gpundanee of timber The
bulldings consist u noat dwelling, excellent
barn, outbuldngs, etc. II also has upon Il splendid
young orchard,
ALSO
store house and lOt situated the turnpike,
Carpenters station. This Is very good budng end l.
a very eligible stand ior a country store Address
J. W. wEATHERFOBD, Assignee
5s-5m-ortds Hustonviile, Ky.
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PRICE OF TICKETS

WHOAD NAIADtN 8A0s nav = u.s. t<tta n t.A
tiers 80 so. Eleven whole tickets for SlOOs
p l0r sl15 81 0r $500; l0 for u 900 lS or t25e 80
iur s. O00 ll0o for $1,000 230 for t2o lo aud 5000
90 s10,OOo. No Discount on lee than 400 worth Of
The conseTt ana distribution Of gins win begin at
O'Clock on Tuesday morning Juy =, In Public Library
Hall aud the allowing will b ts order Of prvcecdingz
ist Music orchestral band "a Piaeing Of tag zone
fa each ticket sd In larre wheel 3D. fiaeing Of gins
in small wheel. ith. Music "a orchestral band 9th;
Explanatory remarks by President. eth Drawing Of
arst half u gina 7th. Music BY orchestral hand. btb
Irawing Of last half II gina 9th. Placing o. l.rse
xheol with tafs In hands VI COMMITTEES appointed by
a,Ii-iie.. i0lh. Grand orchestral concert
The music this grand occasion VII be the best that
can h. pFOcured and the genllernen who count and
place ne tao and gins Ia the wheels aud suleriniend
H. drawina and keep tho rocon u the drawn numbers
viii H. chosen ifom the best Known and m-si trust
worhy citizens u the state. An will be % conducted
BE- periact guaranty against complaint ifom any
Ths payment Of gins win begin on saturday, July
a. at 9ocl0ck A. Tickets drawing gina niasl he
I,r,sentod at room No. Public Library building
where cash checks upon the karmelr bank o. Louis
VILE or sight drans upon the lourth National hank Of
New York al the option Of tho holder viii be 3 ven
fT the tickots an gins NOT called ior IN mouths HON
the drawing viii ho turned 70 the Public Lbrar,
Tor nal particuiArs end for clrculars.
ThOs. L. DRAMLEIrE, leuisvile, Ky;
Agent pnblie Library Ny
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EuZABETHTOWN : PADUCAH
l. RAILROAD
COMPLETED TO PADUCAH.

p.s-susers lslsing Louisville 80 = train maks
clsg connection al Eliza hsthtawn With 1850 train.
n BROCK, huperintcodent
O. HRADaiEAR. Oen'l Pass. AgL
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FANCY GEOCERIEs.
Notice.

nANIEL MILLER. rosdenf sa' ,iauacr, vii atieni
10 al puddle sales court dfy - - etc., entfust II
10 him special attsntion gives tt ars Of raj cis
housf hold slols. ani nlorrhsnditA 9i-f
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06
Mrs. l.. BEAZLEY,

nos reocrias her spring siock oi goads snbraoing
all the --latest siy Lee ADD varieties Of ITimuines,
k0teltias and Notl0ns, ssmpleie lac VI ladies
goods, whieh she Oncrs 10 me pubic al
very rqaeonahle price, o@-ly
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06
Pisgah Seminary.

sINHIs school has teen ESTABLISHED on permanent
basis tor the accommodation u both -e1esL II Is
locaed In the rssah neighborbond ahfut flur miles
south Of sonersct In the most itile art Of ialaski
county The hst session for this Scholastic year com
menced on the
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06
list OF GIFTs,

al WY
The money 70 pay an these gins IN fun 4 now upon
deposit In the Farmers and DroFers Bank Of Louis
Vile aud sot Gslde f1r that puTpQse, and 0ny he
u=l fr that purpose, VIII he seen BY the following
certificate from the Cashier:
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06

rh.. ,,if, ~, thsr, 4, In XXI fssms,, and
Droyers Bank 70 the credit u tbs Third q rand Gin
Con cert fr the benefit u the Public Library Of Ken
lucky, i've hundred Thousand doliars, which h.s bsen
et apart by the managers pay the ghs IN full, and
will te held by the tank and paid out ar this purpsse
and this purpose only. r. ;. WEIGH, Cashier.
The party therefore, who holds the ticket drawing
the oalta an will gct SlOO,0 900 10 Greeubacks, aud
Of the $50 O l the $4,000 the s2l000, the $1,000
tie y 900 and all the other yiits lo0o5 in number
Amounting a. A5an0an.
The remnant Of unsold tickets will be furnished 10
those who apply (0ren accompanied BY the money
always having prereneo aver agents. al the following
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Blankets, Jeans, Rolls, Lin
seys Cassimeress Stocking
Yarns, Flannels, Etc.

We vill keep eonstanty on hand sieck o. t-,la'
Wool boushi a she maaket prico'
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First Monday in March, 1873,

and will cdrtiuue i've months
Tuition ranging from VI 50 TO s3por month.
By arrangement anlong The friends of the school
boarding BE- hal IN the hest families az convenient
distances ffom the school, at s2per week
57-lm REV. ClAs. HILL, Principal.
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shirt. made 10 order on shorl notice Ssw style.
In Collau aud CUT al wAhNth BROS,
iS-ly % founh street
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06

JOHN c. COOPER, LEGAL Agent, Stanford Ky
WILL c. CURD, Local Agent, Somerset KY
j. W. HOOKER Local Agent HusonyiIe, Ky.
p. S. MILLER Local Agent MOntcelo,Ky
j. S. REPPERT, District Agent Lancaster, KY
D. w. HILTON. State Agent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-06
NEW YORK.

Nrw YoRK, February 6,-Ihe Euro
pean steamers announced to leave here
yesterday we're unable to do so, owing "a
heir inability TO Get the cargoes ready
in time, their voyages to this port hay-
ing been prolonged by the bad weather
The very Reverend VIM, Stars, DID,
vicar general OF the arch diocese Now
York, is dangerously III, and hopes OF
his recovery are very slight
The Directors Of the SANTANA Bay
Company held private meeting yesier-
day. The details are withheld. 1t is
not the intention Of the company to
make their matters public until after the
grant has been confirmed by the ballots
Of the people Of San Domingo. The
result Of the election will probably be
known very soon. il Governor Fabers
can communicates with Havana, whence
a dispatch will be sent from this city.
Otherwise he will have to send a dis
patch by the steamer Tibee on its return.
Engineers are now making out property,
and as soon as the details Of occupation
nave been settled, the company will in
iite emigration.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-06
FOREIGN.

LONDON, February 6.-Her Majesty
speech, delivered at the opening of Par
lament to-day, declares the existence of
cordial relations with Russia. Parlia-
ment is asked to make grant for the
purpose of enabling the Government to
pay the Geneva awards. Her Majesty
expresses pain at the nemerous trades
strikes throughout the country, and their
bad effects. The introduction Of an
Irish education bill is announced.
Bombay and Madras advices received
here state that the Indian military cir
cles condemn the idea Of a neutral zone,
mooted some time ago during the nego-
tiations between Russia and Prussia re-
garding the limits to be observed by the
former in its Khivan expedition.
BERLIN, February 6.-The Gazette,
semi official, this morning contains an
article on the difficulties now exist ng
between Great Britain and Russia on
the Eastern question. Reviewing the
question, it says: 1t remains to be seen
if England will yield where her vital
interests are endangered. Germany can
never forget that England has for cen
turtles been her Trustworthy ally. The
interests Of Germany and England are
unlikely ever to clash" This declara-
ton by Germany of her intention to aid
Britain, should the Asian question as
sumo such shape, is to involve the latter
country in a war with Russia.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-06
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
AHuRIoAK PKEss ASSOCIATION. VIA .. ?. A.
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
specials 90 the Ledger.
NASHVILLE.

Special to the Ledger
NASHVILLE, February Elm the Senate
Mr.. Coulter's joint resolution, intro
duced yesterday, to appoint joint
committee to investigate and report
what amount of State bonds had been
loaned each Of the railroads in the State,
and under what authority, circumstances
and restrictions sold; at what prices and
under what circumstances aud through
what influences was the issuance Of
these bonds obtained; atwhat dates we're
they authorized to be issued and what
were the dates Of their actual issuance;
the ability of the companies to complete
such of the roads as we're unfinished,
and what the annual profits or loss to
the State by the running Of these roads
by the State through the agency Of re-
ceivers, caused lengthy discussion.
Mr.. Warren offered an amendment
adding the words "and what number of
bonds issued illegally have been paid
into the State Treasury, when and by
whom paid, and by what authority"
Agreed to, and the resolution as
amended adopted, and Messrs. Coulter,
Smithson and White appointed the com
mittee on the part of the Senate.
A bill to provide for the establishment
of an Insurance Bureau, and made the
special order for IL o'clock at the re-
quest Of Mr.. Mcconnell, who introduced
it, was passed over informally.
HOUSE. Petitions to the House from
citizens of Davidson county to repeal the
first section of the exemption laws, and
from Henry county to amend the insu-
rance laws, we're read. These and other
petitions were referred
New bills: To change the time Of
the Chancery Court of Upton county;
to provide for the collection Of revenue;
TO change the name of the Memphis
Savings Bank 10 the Bank Of Com
merce; to forbid the funding of the pub
lie debt until the expiration of six
months; to regulate the charges Of ware
house keepers; to increase the jurisdic-
ton Of county courts; to prevent the
unnecessary change of county lines; to
require a tax of five dollars for lawsuits
before magistrates; forbidding judges to
borrow money held by their courts.
Resolution by Mr.. Steger, requesting
Representatives in Congress TO advocate
the establishment of an international
systems Of crop and weather reports;
adopted.