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The Mormon as . Juryman.

SALT LAKE, November 10.-The ques.
ton was raised in the Third District
Court on Monday as TO the competency Of
James Johnson, a Mormon, to serve US n
juryman in Il suit Of 4 non-Mornon
against Mormon, the claim being made
that he would be biased in favor Of fel-
low-churohman; also that he would be
influenced by tho fact that the Common
Council, consisting Of Mormons, had ap.
propriated money to defend tho case.
Many witnesses, among them some lead.
ing members Of the Mormon church, also
a number Of apostate Mormons, were ex-
amined as TO the influence Of council
brought to bear upon jurymen. Judge
Boreman to-day overruled the challenge
Of the iuryman, decidingthat no evidence
had been given showing that Mormon
jurymcn had In any case been instructed
by the church authorities as 10 the yer.
dict they should give; that although one
witness had expressed the opinion that a
Mormon would not be an impartial wit
ness where the interests Of tho church
were at stake, and that he believed II n
Mormon Juror thought that Brigham
Young wanted juryman TO take a given
course, that would be the direction he
would take, independent Of his own con.
viction, there was no evidence that this
had been done, or that the jurymOn OBJ.
jected to was under any influence outside
OF the church.
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Gov. Kellogg Recommends q
Fast.

New ORLEANS, November 1O.-Gov.
Kellogg in a proclamation says: "The
President Of the United States, In accord.
anCe with the old time custom, having
appointed Thursday, November 25th,
1875, as a day Of national Thanksgiving
and prayer, II Is hereby recommended to
the people Of this State that they observe
the day in an appropriate and becoming
manner, while we return grateful thanks
for the many blessings bestowed up
on us, remembering especially ourimmu.
nifty from pestilence and flood, and the
bonntiful crops with which Providence
has crowned the industry Of the laborers
throughout the length and breadth Of
State, and while from prosperity thus
vouChsafed 10 us, we derive new hope
for the future, let US not forget to alie-
viate as far as Is incur power the suffer.
Ing Of the poor within our midst
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Episcopal Congress.

PHILADELPHIA, November l0.--The
Church Congress Of the Episcopal Church
OF the United States re.assembled. to-day,
Papers on the best methods OF procuring
and preparing candidates for the minis
try were read at the session yesterday.
Rev. Clement NJ. Butler, D. D., Of Phil.
adelphia,, speaking Of the school question,
said: ave should abandon the irreyer.
ent farce and desecrNtion Of the perfume.
tory reading Of the Bible in our public
schools. Thousands Of our citizens feel
that this would be the right thing to do,
who are yet unwilling TO yield the point,
because It would seem like n surrender TO
Romish dictation, Like Falstaf, they do
not choose 10 be virtuOus on compttlsion,
but II IL be our conviction, however 1t
may have been reached, II will
be true dignity to accept II. No
good cause loses by just con.
cessions, then and then only can we
place our public school system on an i'm
pregnable foundation, Then only will
plausibility be taken away from claims
for Roman afM other soctarian schools,
then also would the churches be made to
feel anew aNl more deeply the duty Of
religious education Of the children Of the
Republic"
After recess the Board continued the
discussion Of the question OF appropria.
tiOns; al the conclusion Tho discussion
the following appropriations we're made ;
Alabama Conference, $500; Arkansas,
$4,000, and transfers for this Conference,
$500; BaltimOre,$4 900; California, 81, 900;
Central Illinois, $500; Central New York,
500; Central Ohio, 81 200; Central Penn.
sylvania, 81 900; Cincinnati, $1,000; Col
orNdo,SGO0; Delaware, 81 800; Desmoines,
$2,000 East Oregon and Washington
Territory, $4,000. The hoard theh nd.
jOurned until tomorrow.
At the evening session OF the Episcopal
Church Congress the subject Of church
music was discussed. The first Of tho
speakers took the common ground which
was rather against the prartiCe OF com.
mitting the musical parts OF the service
Of the church to 1uartette cllolrs or weak
chorus In the gallery, and in favor OF the
participation Of the entire congregation
In this part Of the worship. Each Of
these speakers were also severe upon the
rather prevailing custom Of having oper.
attic music, such as adaptiOns from world.
ly compositions familiar to opera goerS,
rendered a. part Of the Divine service.
Reys. VIM. Deyer, Morrow, Easton, r.
j. Vaughan, Lewis, Of Washington, ex-
pressed views which were entirely ops
posed to The above.
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BELLAiRE LOCALS. "A prominent
young lawyer Of l'elIairp, with good
practice and patrimony, wants to get mar.
fied. lie il a bachelor Of an uncertain
age, Ia passably good loo king, and other.
wise desirable as a match. lie. wants n
woman weighing between 100 and i7O
pounds, with no money an1 no prospects
Of getting any; must not be good.loUking;
must have blue teeth md sound eyes,
small hair and auburn nose, dnd be dumb
and literarily inclined. Such one can
have the privilege Of getting up and
kindling the fire every nlorning-nohe
other need apply.
The boys have apparently become tired
OF putting stones on the street railroad
track, and are giving that kind Of fun n
rest, instead Of which they have taken to
throwing stones unfortunately through
The city.
Two small steamboats,, the Catarnugu,
and The Star Of the West, have taken the
place Of the Market Boy in the Bellaire
and Wheeling packet trade. The Star Of
the West Ia as fast IA any boat that runs
on the river hereabout, and the two to.
getheF can do all the trade LIFT by the
street railway.
A book.ngent doing business here
claims that The prosperity Of our factor.
les IL not 10 be praised for the good spirits
which prevail among our business men.
He says Il is all owing to the thltty.live
copies Of "0ut Of the IIurly-1utly" that
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NRw YonK, November 1O.IThe trial
Of John Mcclure, for killing Samuel
jackson, Golored man, while returning
form picnic al Sohdltzer Park, Brook.
lyn, on October 10Th, was concluded to-
day. The jury returned n verdict Of
guilty Of murder in the second degree
and McGuire was sentenced 10 the States
nrisnh for life.
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NIIiakY IndlctInenta.

CINCINNATI, November 1O.-The U. s.
Grand Jury which has been In session
for some time past returned the follow.
ing indictments to-day for violation Of the
Internal Revenue: Howe 4 Hubbard,
II. II. Hamilton and W. A. Marshall, re.
ctillers; and l.. A. Logan, Geo. J. LEVIN.
ger and W. q. Williams, gaugers. W. NJ.
Green, ex.POstmaster was also indicted
for fraudulent practices while in office.
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LotRVtl.LE, November 1O.-sevetal
days ago the family Of Charles Massey,
who lives at Fordsville, Ky, was taken
suddenly i'll. Physicians pronounced the
sickness the effect Of poison, and despite
their efforts the son, daughter and wife
died. The physicians disco overed that the
we'll used by the family was filled with
poison, either, strychnihe :ot arsenic, but
how il came there IL not known. No
person Il suspected but all things indicate
that the poison was put in the we'll by
human hands. The others OF Mr.. Mas.
teys family are in fair way to recover.
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Minor kilograms.

CONCORD, N. H., November lO.-The
Prohibition party Of this State met In
Convention to-day and nominated candi.
date for Governor.
BosToN, November 1s.--The two lead.
ing Baptist papers, the Era and IHdtcLman
&C Reflector, have been consolidated, with
DR.. Lorimer in the editorial control.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, November 1O.-
A joint resolution passed the Senate TO-.
day asking Congress to aid the Texas
Pacific Railway, provided the eastern
terminus Ia made at Memphis.
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OMAHA, November 1O.-T'he papers
report a number Of deaths from diphthe-
ria, mostly among children.
The Nebraska Aid Relief closed its Ia
bors and disbanded yesterday evening
after remitting the balance on hand to j
]. Valentine, Of San francisco, for The
benefit Of the Virginia New. sufferers
The whole operations Of The society GOV.
cred about half million Of dollars.
Aug. Troth, II brakeman on the Chicago
4 Northwestern railroad, was run over
by train Of cara, and both legs crushed
this afternoon.
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Meeting Of the Public Health Az
AOCIntiOn.'

baltimore November 1O,--The Amer.
lean Public Health Association met tllis
morninv Over foriy new members ware
"ICetSd Dr.. j & & iNIiinps. i. s. Army,
presented tl,c report Of the committee m!
i,ointed In nrenare schedules Of uuestions
ior sanitary Strvcv of the limited Siales
~ The rsnnrt WNs rsietreS 10 the ESsc,t.
tive Committcc nt iLe Association. with
Instructions 10 annoint d speciai commit.
lcc, whosc dniy * shall be 10 carry into
effect ibe MAN for syslemNtio sanitary
survey Of tlie tj6itsI States, and the TX.
scntiyo Committrswerc Ala Instructed io
msmoFiaiitc Congress to detail a medical
oiIicer oi tlle army, Who, under The direc.
tion NJ he Sntysyor General Of tho
army shall co.onerate witbSaid commit.
Toe IN ,be nroseGniion Of ia duties,
Tho Nftprnoon session was begun bv n
reporL OF irninnge, sewerage and water
snpplies of cities, read by Gen. Egbert,
civil Enpineer Of New York, This SapeF
ID = - - r.
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, November TO- Tomorrow
Cardinal McCloskey will attend the COM
mencement OF the Catholic University in
this city, when Cardinal Cullen Ia to pre-.
side as Chancellor. Several Bishops, the
Lord Mayor and some Of the leading citi-
aens are expected to be present. The
University will present an address TO the
American Cardinal. Cardinal McClos.
key, will embark at Queenstown on Sun.
day for New York,
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Ten Inches Of snow.

lIosToN, November 1O.-A severe snow
storm Is in progress in the northern part
Of New Hampshire and Vermont Ihlhe
neighborhood Of Drattleboro ten inches
had fallen at s PM
UTlCA, n. T., November lO.-A snow
storm has prevailed along the Mohawk
valley to-day. ...
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wirn respect to Tic advance Of oaat.

Wtru respect to the advance Of east.
bound railroad freights by the new com.
bination the Chicago Tribune observes.
The West is comparatively prosperous.
The whole crop has been liberal. Mon.
ey Ia universally abundant and obtaina.
bic at low interest. There Ia no occasion
to hurry grain forward, and to keep il in
the West until navigation opens offers n
large margin Of profit when compared
with shipments at the rates Of freight es.
tablished by the combination. The power
Of the railroads to reduce The price Of
grain in Chicago by an advance Of fteightS
no longer exists. An advance Of fteightS
has the single effect Of reducing the
amount sold Tor shipment by rail. The
grain will remain here at Chicago prices,
and the railroads will have 10 settle their
freiglts with he purchasers at the East
erh ends Of their lines.
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THE TURF.


SAN FRANcIsoo, November lO.-In the
pools for the $4,000 race tonight Ru.
thetford was the favorite ut the opening
at Sll5, Springbok $ll0, Wild Idle $lO5,
and the field $67 30, Subsequently
Springbok sold ut $l7O, Rutherford $3.50,
Wild Idle $3.50, and the field S72 so. The
attendance was large, the pool lively, and
the weather promising.
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MhlshH Nten ntl tlie tlni Nlrn

MILWAUKEE, November 1O.-The trial
Of ex.Gauger Moeller Ia still on and will
be cgiven to the jury tomorrow. The case
IL watched with greSt interest by The
whisky men and the counsel have fought
every inch thus far. Senator Carpenter
closes for the defense tomorrow fore.
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TnE goycrnmentoi Catholic France dc.
'ilc' that the Pope cannot grant tany title
Of nobility to its citizens. A FtenChman
Of wealth and Of some prominence in
public lie lately received such a title
from the Pope, bu! the government re.
fuses to recognize it or permit the rccipi.
eHi to bear it, Tor the reason that the Pope
l'no longer u temporal sovereign, and
hence hnno authority to issue such titles.
A large number Of French noblemcn re.
IeIyel their titles from Rome, and this
decision Of the government will be apt to
''el'c somcthingoi a sensation in France.
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CbslnteIlfgenfer.


Jacob sent in to the Leglsla-
,,,,.,Iav very plain, business'like
''.' ,,,,,, .,,,,.,ins message. AT the outset
NJ ... .an.c Wholesome elementary
Is ,,,,,,.. in regard to the depression
land meets the issue squareIy,
." ''g .or.a parts 81 1.-THE State in favor
luz. With characteristic good
,ioyernor .ccs more harm than
I., ,s, enactment OF such law, and
,, bo. apja,tlyit would operate to
ap and. in many cases, really dc.
s.sI m,erpr,,i0s business men out oil
%'',.,of,beir means. \ Stay law un-
~. .,jir,,, circumstances, without the
' .,,,,,oa oi an extraordinary public
..,ai,,. oac that has been wide spread
,,,.,,hing in its effects, as, for instance,
,r,, tro in Chicago, Is always to be
"....,,Ia.aspccics oircpadiation,and,
attempt, inthat direction, Is al
aH rain IL '"e ''"S '"", !" '''o'' W
..yi.oi those in whose interest it Is
,.nlalIy enacted,
lb, Governor well observes, the
4,al.mflI interests OF '"r ''"'' ~. :"
sp' 'papc than any o'ncF '"uTS''y'
Farmers are not necessarily i" "'O' W
30, material extent, ah" 'hey are per-
a.r R'ter prepared 'l'aH usual !" pay
al they owe As Tor 'nose among
aya or among any "'neF c'"Ss' ""o
base oWt'b'Hgh' or "Ner'sFaueu' '"'y
.mal, e'ptr! the regular business cur
raDol a.'nF' TO Dc '"r"tu out VI ''S "''
1''onei aaN'"e' '"F '"e'r '''''"' "'""''
'a' m't.'ofIo"' deo'or !" su'"c'V"'y
Wle8el D! 'Oc laws VI '"e '""'', ""'
hitter AII peInaP'' ny " SPV'''' VI '"'
D!liend '.''''l'ere'' 'n"' ",""'S "r
nl' b'I"rn legitimate "eo'oFS """
la.f cri'''f''
h"rih'o'0cI points '"''c''e" upo" ny
nenovef0'f II '''' 'he''ase' we 'a' o",y
nt' Tue real'r 10 Tue "Or''''"' ''''''
orIo"'H''o0' ''a''','''' "7 We "te "o'
prepared 70 say to %na' extent MS te''
o14'a'i'''o''' '''oaI' o' carrie" o"'""n
la.h'05 consulted '"e various FePoF"
lpT"''rl lie Pr''l'a'e' nus views !" 'e'
siol" appropriations anu ot',er '"'PoF'
lh' aH'o' ''s'''a'io"' III hU' ge"eF"'
'e'rAaeai''''n' however lo"cnl"g '"e
6ee"'F '''' exists o. avoiding any u",
ae't"ltI appropriations these depressed
tines and thus avoiding "' Tar as posi-
Dealy increase in The burdens OF taxa
ton INV resting upon the people, We
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NASHVILLE, November 10.-The Grand
Lodge Of Tennessee elected Or, j. G. Ca.
wood Most Wotshipful Grand Master; r.
D. Mccullough, deputy Grand Master
X, A. CalEell, s. @. W.; A, B. Jones, ], d,
W.; Dr.. VIM. Morrow, Grand Treasurer;
John Ffillle, Grand Secretary,
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Sort money gentlemen will be inter.
ested in reading the following from an
ex.Confederate Sheet, the Lebanon, Ten.
neSsee, Herald. "More than once, dur.
Ing period Of four years not now neces.
sary to pattieularite, We paid 500 or
$3.50 for 9 pair Of boots. You see the
volume Of currency was equal to the
necessities Of trade"
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yat At I, : said that a suit is in progress in
'iS 3,j0,; iotE, the object Of which l. 10 Vet
NJ i'gyIs'ion ! i'! az to the most merciiul manner
B.,sGi.." h?g'' The suit il against Mr..
pI,io, u Society, by butcher, who com.
bg@T,''u iT, 'uat The society iniCriercs with his
p,a,.S, ,,,aS% AZ hog.killing time il ap.
N 'j;,alog ;,g many millions Of hog, have
c,.e '"'efe't in a speedy decision Of the
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lHEIo'aI amount Of currency in actual
,.,.a S,.gIa'ion Is stated to be, from figures
SI,a'oId S,ao,i at. at the Treasury Department,
;:@'yiy,)5s =; ", 80 in Grcenbacks, and S34O,.
,''t'9 , % in National bank notes, being
a'oiaI Of $74o,Sl5,OOl SO.
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NEW YORK, November 1O.--Atrived-
Steamer Ethiopia, from Glasgow.
LONDON, November 10. - Steamships
Spain, City Of Montreal and Victoria ar.
rived out.
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AoEStLENAS arrived recently at Ash.
Ilai Oregon, from Lost River, in the
AiIimaih Lake section, with tho largest
,iecrCycr exhibited on the Pacific coast.
lie calls it the "Eost River Ranger"
The animal is nineteen hands high,
iFeniy feet from tip to tip,and is estimated
!. .. weigh when fat five thousand pounds.
L0eoHocr intends taking it to California
'hi' winter, where he will iattcn II, and
take 1t to the Centennial.
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III. lIE Russian fleet consists at the pres.
'.,. y1' t'mc Of 221 vessels Of all classes, of
'l'c'' number ~ are iron.clad. They
wi! IN all 527 guns, have II total ton.
1,se 's e, OF l13NlT, and a steam power Of
", ,.'.!'' The fleet ia oiliccrcd by 50 udmi-
''' and ,g!s staff and superior officers.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, November 10.-The Minister Of
Finance has informed the Committee OF
Assembly that the revenue since the com.
meucement oithe present year Ia $22 ,000,-
900 in excess Of The estimates.
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Suspension OF a lIanising House.

NEWARK, N j., November lO.-The
private banking house Of A. NJ. Reynolds
4 Go. suspended yesterday. The firm
hope to resume at an carly day.
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IooS, 'S Greenland the ladies wear pan,a.
b,jys b,s .', anl consider skirts indecent, Some.
"a !, suggests that Dr. Mary Walker 10
b,,sd' sSd',ySenland y but ii should be reme9.
In, ma' ,",, such as she wear pantaloons In
se,, ,.IIGntry only because other women
in G,a.lis' a,ts' II DR.. Mary Walker were
bi,b b,vsi9iand, .si she would consider II her
''s' and holy calling to put on skirts
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..... tlE interest in the Moody and sankey
'ss iss'''' meetings in Brook yn is on the
,S,, .,,'a's s'S. The New York papers say
S,, ,''i IaIIy 10000 persons attended those
0eIl on Monday,
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BosroS November 1O-The Herald an.
honnccs the failure Of I. Geldowsky. Ii.
abilities S350,000; asSets Sl5O,0O0. W,
X. Lewis, pickle dealer, is involved,
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PROVIDENCE, November lO.-Thomas
Adrilc, Republican, was elected Mayor Of
this city to-day for the tenth time.
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The completeness Of tie Republican
triumph tt in New York is apparent from
The following figures, which show tile
political character Of the next Icgisla-
tue.
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W WKDNESUNI } NUVVHUuT IV' IoIU'
Inpursuance Of q resolution adopted at the
i2th Session Of the Legislature, February
%, 1876, the Senate was called TO order al
noon yesterday by President johnson, and
opened with prayer by Rev. b. W. Fisher,
OF the First Presbyterian Church. The roll
was called, and the following Senators IN.
swered to their names: U. N. Arnett, J.
NJ. Bennett, Il. l.. Berkshire, W. r. Burdett,
q. b. Camden, W. q. Clayton, John Gun,
ningham, Il. +. Dennis, II. N. Dickinson,
p. G. Eastman, N. s. Grantham, David
GOG, Il. G. Custom, George LOOnis, Ira j.
MCGinnis, b. ". Price, {. F.Scott, Winston
Shelton, Mr.. President. The absent Senu'
tors were Z. NJ. Bishop, Thomas Ferrell, Il.
Il. Sherrard.
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presented the credentials Of Alfred Cald.
well, Senator elect from The First District,
who came forward and took the required
oath. The credentials were then referred
10 the Committee on Credentials and PRIV.
ieges.
X committee Of three, consisting Of
MesSrS. Camden, McGinnis and Scott, was
appointed TO notify the House Of Delegates
that the Senate was ready oprOceed to the
transaction Of business.
Upon motion Of Nj. Dennis, Of Green.
btier, II was ordered that when the Senate
ad djourn II adjOurn to meet at II A. N. the
following day, and at that hour until further
notice.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Bennett, Of Lewis,
all bills laid upon the table'during the last
session were placed upon the calendar.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Bennett, Of Lewis, a
Joint committee was appointed to notify
the Governor that the Legislature was or.
gAnized and ready to receive any cOmmu.
niCation that he may have to submit
REFERRED TO THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
The following bills were referred to the
Committee OH Judiciary:
Senate Bill 1863, amending and fe.enact.
lHE 5eCs I u OHHpt lHo VI tHt NUWet
Senate bill i54, amending and te.enacting
Sec. iis Of Chap. 226 Of the Acts Of 1928.
Senate Bill l57, amending and Fe.enacting
Sec. "A Of Chap. 10 Of the Acts Of 1928.
Senate Bill 100, providing for the pay.
ment Of certain criminal expenses.
Senate Bill l5l incorporating the West
Fork Lumber and Boom Company.
Senate BILL 14s, repeating aud re.enacting
Sctions % and 80 Of Chiptcr a Of the
Code.
Senate Dill iA9, amending Sec. is Of an
Act entitled "An act regulating appeals,
writs Of error and supefSedeas," "a amend.
ed und rc.enactcd In Chapter III of the
Acts Of 1928, so far rs the same relates to
cases dockGted in the Suprems Court Of
Appeals when the appellant or plaintiff In
error has failed or shall fail to have the
record printed or deposit with the clerk a
sufficient amount to pay for the printing Of
the record.
The Senate then took recess Of fifteen
minutes, TO await the return Of the commit.
tee appointed to wait upon the Governor,
Upon the re.assembling Of the Senate the
Secretary Of State appeared with the Gov.
ernoFs message and accompanying reports,
when recess was taken until az o'clock,
The Senate came to order, pursuant to
adjournment, at half.paSt o'clock r. NJ,
when the message OF Governor Jacob was
read by the Clerk.
THE GOVERNORS MRssAaE.
Mr.. Dennis, Of Greenbrier, interrupted the
reading by making motion 10 the effect
that the further reading Of the message be
dispensed with, and that 1000 copies Of the
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rnE oovRnNoR,s MkssAoE.

Mr.. Dennis, Of Greenbrier, interrupted the
reading by making motion TO the effect
that the further reading Of the message be
dispensed with, and that 1000 copies Of the