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UPTOWN LVPROYEHENTS.
effect OF THE wOODIN CHARTER UPON THlM-
OPINIONS UF WOBKMEN.

effect OF THE woODIN CHARTER UPON THlM-
OPINIOS, 0F WORKMEN.
According 10 the WO0dn charter, which has
passed the Legislature, al "a, works ana improvements
execute! uu.cr jle supervision Of the Department Oi
Puonc Works viii hereafter DE done by contract. The
prysent system % days labor accordingly viii be aDo
ished. Tie employed the Boulevard are divided
In their opinions regarding the effect that this clause OF
the charter win have upon them Some Of them bail it
the sign OF better times They state that tie city du
thoIics say that The improvements Of tie streets and
The Boulevard would cost considerably less when done
by contract II shat they say, the Department will
naturally give out work to the contractors than
that which u progress at present, and larger number
OF men will bc employed when they were reminded
Of the small pay and long hoars that the
contractors throughout the city demanded Of
their men, they said these were due to the
small amount Of work that the contraco had on hand
But when the Department gives out large number Of
contracts they expect that abOrcr will be in demand
and that compromise be made with the contractors
for increase Of hours from eight to ten day, and
with corresponding increase OF remuneration A
nulnhcr Of The men stated on Saturday that The con
tractors would Try force tacn accept ~ % "a
oal ~ they we're doing al present. II all the city work
was done bv contract.
Other abore.s express opposite opinions. and say
Ndi II Tic charter signed b. the Governor u VIII
create palC among the i OTcTs employed by the D.
Isi,l,ht oil InDlc WORKS because ID Section 81 the
Ssel is STATED. Wien the ordinance resolution
tS''es TO an expenditure Tor which assessment may
~, raPo9-h snch ordinance or resolution Siall
~" i, 20 paSsed by the Common Council unless
'e ~ u'ent shall DO petiti0ned fOI by owners
,,ot "n,uutth Of tie mont feet Oh the Inc OF the
-, ..Vt oNcmeit' &c. IL - not doubted that the
81 properly Ou the Boulevard and the upper dis,
'H Guy 'lt greatly dissatisfied with the asscss
!nons ana expenses which nave been attached to their
tnvi, y ,' '"' 'hrF VIII be glad TO have an oppor
op to STOP l me works. in order that 40 more
inrs, sai. De .eyled al present Tue mechanics and
ooielS VINO express these opinions are confident tnat
'N' NO''Il"f u not sign Tho en- lrtcr.
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Gorporation Notlres.

IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC PARkS, 80
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN THE CITY or NEW,
YORKsealol Proposals Invited and VIII be received
untl WEDNESDAY lItn May AT $50 A. M for the exc
OF e above foriu particulars see C RECORD
No 2 city Hall ------------
PREPAYMENT Of PUBLIC PARhS:-RE,
~ MoVAL HEMODEIING, and CONSTRUCTION Of
OASIS: CONSTRUCTIONS aud BRETON OF an Ron
STAIRCASE; FURNISHING MARBLEIoP WASH
BASINS. and PLUM BlNG.-SEALED PROPOSALS ioi OK
ecus above works invited and wiz be received b
Inc i.parment OF Public Parks SO Union square, until
WEDNE May IL. AT $50 O'Clock a m
For full particular City Record No. CITY HAIL
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Alexander Sfrauss was held in default Of = 900
hail y,strriy By Shields for rans registered
les whh he had obtained RON tue Io'l Vn0c vi -o~V
order.
The calendar OF the criminal branch OF the TINTED
states Court, which opens today w lhclado te $3.50 VI J
against POLLOCK. alleged smugglor
The Grand Jury of tho United States Court hnlshed
a., I.,r. ,r.rrrjav Among indictments were several
Against crooked whisky Gea,ers II was reported Yssleusy
t r on ten Of The largest ia tDe o, ad Octh IN
d'rtI Inn no information could be obtained from Oheiai
solyceg AZ no arrests hal been made
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\ NIaUI ~ - - -, ~ ~, IN ~ ,,f l.ne,
ari r TIE clerk 10 Blt balance or the books. lie
creruy agreed. ami said he would stAd Tie n!i 10 her
busbtyd You'd be , send IL 10 me. slr sad. - ne
r M he cost I'VE -pt peculiar husband. II That
I le,5 II tor SUGAR, coffee, and tc. hen gre me 10
money Without word II Dc reads Tor balance on ~
nnf hen eep Won IN Jericho before he pays t. Make
# ont Tor grcccric II IS ny duty good wife to pam
der 10 his feenCs."
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filarbie ano Slate Hllnlels.

CASONI & IS0LA,
~ STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS.
10 lJ2 West 4Oth-s., near broadway.
Monuments. Nantes Alrs Figures Filing, Nansccung
CRATES aud FENDERS.-Th largest assert
% FeudrrS fed ia tAis iarsc l.
finished ~ every s.ye low and half low down. GIaes With
GuWpin. attachment specially. large variety VI Gls
LOGS, fancy nickel plated Ar,.tous, etc.
Liberal dis mt o. thc trade.
CONOVEB, WOOLLEY Il Co, 365 Cana-st, New York
MARBLE aud MARBLEiZED MANFELS,
PA NEW DESIGNS. from 81 upN ard; also Monumental
ork az greatly reduced prices Marble turning for ue trade
a. NLABEk. No. l3i ESSj FiC'i o. inst
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CfEruIT-rARI


1915. .Thaule agt. Frost
os7..The sixth Nat. Bank
art. The chi. and A.
X. h. co.
1923 Not agt Carroll.
l72l..O Bricn agL The Nay
on. &c.
1911. Morgan agt Tho Con.
tiBentai Life ms. Co.
1888. Smith AIT Fraukheld.
1851. Place agt Grrrmsn.
1899. .IIcai!iGTtOl agt Clsr-
mont.
1879. Rohn act. i2d 81. and
Gr't ST X. Y. Go.
1879. .GlaiinO art The Ma.
>. :. Co.
1865. .Davic.0n agt The Cam.
PRINT Pres. nan. Co.
1919. .Bu singer IT al asL
GOIll ct al.
20lo. .ErutOu agt. The Mayor,
DC.
1855. .O'Donnell agt. The
Mayor, &c.
l719. .oyertOn ct ~. agt. Con.
neT. sheriff.
1879. Corn agt. Conner. Sher.
III.
174l. Reilly agt. Ottewell.
l473. Dean AIT. n. Y. and 9.
A. Gold Min. Co.
1851. Tho Nut Life ms Co.
agt. Florence ct al.
1881. Davies agL Tie Mayor,
&c.
1882. Tone agt. The Mayor,
&C.
1888. .YelvertOn agt. The
Mayor, &c.
1884. .ColeeIoye agt The
Mayor, &c.
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s,p ,ises 4is sun sets .. Noon rises. 9i9
WA!IH THIS DAY.. -.
sandy HOOK Stl COWS Island - lisi u to'iy
mon WAFER rms pAN-P. ". 800
SANDY IIook. Island 943 Eel q. Ferry lI:J2
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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK, Tues

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, May o. 1876.
Arch. Johnston held his usual sale to-day at
his establishments, Thrteenth-st. between University
nlacn and Eifth-aYe Following The prices reallzed
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Gopnrinfrsilip NoIites.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm OF r.
~ J. CJIEIAN composed Of Francis J. Cunlau ana
william H. Otis IS Magazine ST., New Orleans, Lohlsi
ana been lal Joi.Scit. EtlcF
authorized the firm name IN Jig lauon Al ldrues
having Claims AGAINST said viii present The same al
our ONCE NewOreaus, La for payment "lt.h Inc next
30 days New orleans March D. 1876. T.. ). QOiN Ian
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See Cream
Ecaal Noilte5.

IN pursuance of an order of DclanO c. Cal
v tsp of the County Of NswlorE. notice Is
heIeD, given all persons hayin- CLAIMS against ham =
late II TIE CIV ~ NeWl ork decreased 10 present the
thereof tho rOrTs ct the Office Of
Charles H. Bailey, No 22 BOHery IN the CITY 81 Ne" ork
5th November neXtDaed New York
the 18th dIy Of Apn, 1875.
Charles II. Bailey, James STRIKER Jonas = fetr hgtoh
my3 lawGmN. E&eculols
IN pursuance of an order of DELANO {.
! CALVIN, esp Surrogate OF sae Coanty o. Ne%l9l.
JAMES DEWAR, late OF The Gay OF New l"rN dt'"sed TO
presoE same vita vouchers thereof 10 ne 'aeI - : AZ
ia. office # JASCALI Il SrkrSON, ait"iueNs BrEh'it
building tho CITY OF NcM l"rA on OF DC
81 November ucNLpat.si y " OK, me
twenty.sxth day Apn, 1916 JANE Dl.NAb E:ttnttlA
apps laAOaW JAMES i"' l"N' '+Noe''o'
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I.-DoNoHUE. J.
1885. Tyler agt The Mayor,
dc.
2770. Wood agt. Tho Mayor.
&c.
1859. .Clafiin eft n. agt. Dc
Forest ct a..
1868. jenkins sgt. LeuDusher
ct al.
l7G7. Moore agt. TALBOT
3J7.. Ocean Nat. Bank agt
Walbridge.
1899. .Diggies ct al. agt
Farnswor,h ct al.
1877. .Hermatty ast NC
CURE.
GS7..HamiltOn agt. Martin.
l775. gin Ell al. agt Adams.
1891. .Whitmors ct al. agt
JOHNSON et nj.
1888. .Crossinan sgt Rowland
eJ al
1859. Kaufman agt Osborn
ct al.
J q. itoDfIt ~. nm.
l46y. Nash 81 al. agt Tracy
eta.
l245. Baiz agt. Giles and an0.
l5JJ. .GemeiI1er at. Ches-
tcfman.
1881. .Sewar,iS ACT. French.
lblI..Dickiuson agt. Dudley.
1907 = Tilden Agt. Wright ct
al.
423. Rail aSt. The Mayor.
&c.
1923. .Morehe3n AIT. M. and
". Il. II. Co.
li6l. Bailey. &c, agt. Dart.
1873. Moore at. Alnmerman.
1897. Elliott agt. Orient Ins.
60.
1899. .Eppclshelner ct a.. agt.
MOllrr OF al,
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Sales bD 9ucilou

A. MgEwIY Aucuoneer.
10y BANGS, MERWIN & Co, G56 Broadway,
ID near Bond st-Salcs OF BOOKS Works " Art &C. &c
THURSDAY, May II, at p. m.-NALUABLE AND
RAKE BOOKS, including many popular works oi The best
know authors ~ the present dag.
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Dcrii5trD

SOMETHING NEW CHEAP and BEAUIi-
- FUL-Mv Rose Pearl Plates Indicating color aud sub
staucc) tor t-eh. excel everything heretofore Of
to De apprec male in day, and oy 10 ~ 20 per
set t and examine Also best Rubber c'S nom $40 10
{l5 Gold and Pl8na, r5j TO 80 Extracting uItrI gas
Dr +. q. WAII ~ East Twenty-ihr-L near M2dsohiNe
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Drn Goods.

MARIE TIIAlANN of Paris, Importer, offers
VA Immense Assortment Of latest inspirations Of lne
NIIIINFKY Bon NETS OF best Majors recherche IN
model and material. 1923 6th-aye, ar 25thss, Gate
Michelsl.
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CO nbom it ttlan CoHtern

4 YOUNG English PHYSICIAN, about re-
turning Europe Tor vacation woud Ike To meet an
iuvl Ia lady % geuJlcudu needs pie ttu"n aud
skul nursing treatment salary not the ElEllll Oh
ieyt iIisAcst references Address OEOhUiU9 l4iDuhr
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UTDSON, WllnAM.-iNFoRN is
"a WANTED IN reference q WILLIAM ~ DSDN, WHO
Newcastle ongSne, England 32 wears az" "ud came To
tbe United states; was builder Dy gaie, and worked FOR
ilchad Granger Any person having knowledge vii. 0lge
Iy addressing GEpHGE SMITH NE-SEi,, BJnaldCn Col
iiery, Northumberland, England.
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general Sr,,IlNs-UArEfrr GF0oVnPa.-Parck Murphy
gam larceny oontinu~D Charles Mrrnly 'ir'ts' Cai.
TrnFn receiving good. Edward Sharhey petit lar
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GSI3. Tragts9 ast. WansicF
snd auo.
7442. .Oestrith ast. Knox.
1892 Cary agt lockwood
ct al.
74Ts. Gallery and arc. aSt.
llgpkius and auo.
5000 NicEtrs sgt. knapp.
s2-O. Wise act. ,chAab.
5JO3..Nail agL Phillips ana
alD.
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LY. NO day cnlendar.
I.-SHRRDAN, ].

ABB. Goldman agt. Reichert
auu duO.
4l9t .Naher agt. Wilson.
4lJ7. .Colfay ct al. agf. 30
gatzki.
4lq0. .GOet1 aCt Pau.
1900. Ne,nhardt ct NJ. agt
Lipum1n ct A.
ioOl Franklin agt. Scheyer.
A2OJ. Kuf agt. Eutz.
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first judicial circuit, submitted a
|&eport The house resolved itself
! finto secret SESSION to consider the
I reports and testimony.
The committee on the judiciary
reported back senate joint resoln-
ton proposing certain amendments
to the state constitution, and TO-
commended certain amendments.
The report Of the special Joint
committee appointed to investigate
! the failure of the South Carolina
Bank and Trust Company was made
the special order for Wednesday,
March 22.
Haync introduced a resolution to
expel Gary, u member from Ker
shaw county, which WAS indefinitely
postponed.
A resolution was adopted, pro-
viding that the two houses should
meet in joint session on Wednesday,
March %, to elect Il Judge for the
seventh judicial circuit recently
made vacant by the impeachment
and conviction of Montgomery
Moses.
The committee appointed to in
vcstigatc the transactions of the
land commission made report,
which was made the special order
for "Wednesday, March 22.
! After some unimportant business,
the house adjourned.
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Thursday, March %
SESATE.

A concurrent resolution to re-
scind the resolution to adjourn si,.c
die on Thursday, March 20, was
concurrcd in.
A number of joint resolutions
were introduced and properly
referred.
a concurrent resolution was
adopted, and sent to the house,
authorizing the state treasurer to
borrow X25,000 for the pay of mem
bers and employees of the general
assembly.
A Joint resolution requiring the
repair Of the palmetto tree in front
Of the State House and II bill to
amend an act emitted can act to
provide for the settlement an
payment of certain claims against
the state" were passed.
a concurrent resolution directing
the attorney general to institute
civil and criminal proceedings in
behalf Of the state in tho case of the
failure of the South Carolina Bank
and Trust Company was laid on tho
table. .'n
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
A resolution was adopted, direct.
ing the state treasurer to report
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Tuesday, NIarci, 81.
SENATE.

Isill 70 provide for the public
printing was amended, passed, and
sent TO the house.
The senate then resolved itself
into court Of impeachment il the
case Of Judge Montgomery Noses
and proceeded to- vote upon the
respondents guilt or innocence Of
the several charges. The result
has been stated.
The senate, sitting rs court of
impeachment, then adjourned sine
<Ne.
The governor returned, without
his approval, bill to appropriate
$4,000 of tho phosphate royalty
to the payment of the members and
attaches of the general assembly.
His Excellcncy likewise returned,
ns duly approved by him, q number
of bills--among which is an act to
amend n joint resolution entitled
"JoInt resolution to authorize the
county commissioners OF Fairfield
and Clarendon counties to levy a
special tax Of 1b mills on tho dollar
to pay the past indebtedness of said
counties, and to resulnte the man
nor of disbnrsing tho same"
Adjourned.
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Tho State Democratic Convention.
CoLUMDIA. S. c., Feb. %, 1876

COLUMBIA. S. c., Feb. %, 1876.
At meeting Of the State Demo
cratic Executive Committee, held in
Columbia on February q, 1876, tho
following resolution was adopted:
Rc$o!"ed, That it is recommended
to tho democracy of the State Of
South Carolina to meet by township: I:s
or precincts, and elect delegates TO
o)unty conventions. to be held in
April next, that these county conver =
tons shall elect delegates, in nun g
Dor equal to twice the representation
of the county in tho present ho olse
Of representatives Of tho state, to q
state democratic convention to be
held in Columbia, on Thursday, May
4, for the purpose ofappointing delt .
gates to tho national democratic
Convention, to be held in st. Louis
on the 9th Juno ncxt, and to take
such further action as the convcn-
ton shall deem proper and necessary.
The several county chairmcn will
take steps in their respective coun
, ties to carry into effect the foregoing
resolution.
The township and precinct meet
II gs ccn bo held whom is most con
venient the county conventions for
the election of delegates will be hold
in April only.
The county chairman of Richland,
with tho ,.aei1nnt noomhrra of +b;o
committee, will make all necessary
arrangements for the accommodation
Of the state convention.
M. G. BUTLER, Chairman
State Democratic Elk. Committee.
Il. w. DAWSON, Secretary.
The inhabitants of Belknap, Iowa.
want to change the name Of their
town.
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forthwith tho amount to tho credit
of ''legislative expenses" and also
whether he would be able to borrow
$25,000 to pay the members and
employees of the general assem-
bly,.
A concurrent resolution was adopt
ed, and sent to the senate, providing
for the appointment efR joint com
mittee to obtain fuliA information
concerning the collection and dis.
bursement of all the tax-levios made
by law.
The bill to define the duties and
powers Of tho lieutenant governor
Of this state was laid on the table
Bill to incorporate the Merchants
Steamship Company, of Charleston,
was read the second time and
ordered engrossed.
Senate resolution authorizing the
state treasurer to borrow certain
moneys for the payment of officers,
attaches and other employees of
the general assembly WAS concurred
in.
A communication was received
from the state treasurer, informing
the house that he had failed in his
efforts to borrow $25,OO0, rs in
structed by the house.
The following resolution was
adopted:
ResolUed, That tho secretary of
state be requested to furnish this
house with statement of the
amount of fcos (other than land
commission) turned over to the
state treasurer since tho com =.
menccmcnt OF the present fiscal
year.
Adjourned.
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A Wisconsin, trador discovered
two mon, disguised with wells, rob
bing his store one night recently,
and went for them with q rovolvor.
The roguos Aod and he followed,
firing rs no weat. but tho thieves
apparently escaped. Tho noxt
morning mar was fpuA(t dead in
tho road..with veil over his f.co, and
he proved to DO tho traders broth
erin law.
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doubtless will occupy the attention
of the world of science for some
time to come.
Prof. j. Lawrence Smith, tho
scientist, says in his analysis of
specimens examined: "In my mind
this matter gives every indication
of being the dried spawn of the
Batrachinn reptiles, doubtless that
of the frog. They have been trans
ported from the ponds and sw,mpy
grounds by currents Of wind, and
have ultimately fallen ON tho spot
where they were found. This is no
isolated occurrence of tho kind, l
having come across tho mention of
several III the course of my reading.
The only way. can now fix the date
is by MI instance recorded by
MushchOnbrocck as occurring in
ireland in 1915 The matter is do
scriled by him as being glutinous
and fatty, which softcned whom held
in the. hand, and emitted an I'm
pleasant smell when exposed to the
action Of fire. The oyum or egg of
the Batrachian roptilos is u round
mass Of transparent nutritive jelly,
in the contre of which appears ~
small, black globule. In the present
case the passage through tho ,ir
would have dried up moro or less
this golntinous mass, 30 that the
exterior would become hard md tho
interior as found it-still soft and
gelatinous. I have desired more
Of the matter to be sent to me when,
if there be any notifications Of these
views. I will make them known
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Senate bills to amend an act en-
titled "An act to reduce all acts and
parts of acts III relation to comfy
commissioners. their powers and
duties, into one act, and to amend
the same :" to regulate tho trans
yni> ,,ion aud delivery Of messages by
stelegraph companies, and to rcy,,,
Slate times for holding the circuit
8courts Of general sessions and
common pleas in the seventh
Circuit, We're passed.
"a The special joint committee ap.
pointed to investigate the official
s -" W. Ruttz, . solicitor
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The second night after her hus-
band died sho sat by the open
window fvo hours, waiting for tho
cuts to begin fighting in tho back
yard. Said she, "This thing OF
going to sleep without q qudrrel OF
some kind is 40 now to mo that J.
can't stand it ! Lot mo alono until
they begin, then I can doze off
gently !"
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A clergyman was preparing his
discourse for Sunday, stopping occa
sionally to erase that which no was
disposed to dlsapprove, whom ho was
accost d by his little son, who had
numbered only five summers !:
"Fathor, docs God toll you what to
preach 2" "Cortainly, my child"
"Thon what makes you scratch it
out 2"
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John Bright claims that 1910 Of
tho entire Kingdom of.Great Britain
is in possession of only 1919 por
sons. Tho population is estimated
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TuE WoHrH OF THE GnANoR.- The
Grange is worth to-day almost az
much to tho agriculturists Of the
country as tho common school. It.
is, in fact, the only primary school
we havo which is devoted TO- pgri
cultural instruction it is there
where our sons and dnughtars are
first taught to love and take o pride
in their calling it is there where
they arc made to SEQ nossihili.
tics in agricultural industry which
past generations never dr@amed of,
and it il from thence that an in
huonco is to go out which in u fow
years will fill up our agricultural
colleges with young men, and
young ladies too, with q class Of
studonts that will not turn their
backs on tho farm, or sock other
rospoctability or stility.-Pac!tio
Hurat Press.
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London 10 estimated by the re-
gister-goneral to contain now nearly
three millions and half OF people.
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Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRE- sENTATIVEs.

mentS, bill to incorporate the Bishop
vile, Sumter and Waterce Railroad
Company bill to amend IN act
entitled IAN act to raise supplies for
the fiscal year commencing Novem-
Der l, 1875 )" bill to incorporate the
Charleston and Georgetown Railroad
anil transportation Company.
The amendments We're concumed
in and tho titles changed to acts.
a resolution was adopted, in.
structing the state treasurer to re
port to the house the amounts OF
money collected up to date under
the general appropriation bill, the
big bonanza" and the little bonan.
IA
\ resolution was adopted. iii
StructlnS thc state treasurer t. in.
form the house out Of what funds he
paid the claim Of Thomas w. Price
a. Go.
Senate bill for the relief of J. p
Latimcr, late county treasurer OF
Grcenvlllc county, and j. p. Il.
Camp, late county treasurer OF
,Spartanburg county, aud senate joint
resolution to authorize and empower
the county commissioners Of Green
vile county !" apply Il certain coun.
ty fund to tn. payment of the past
Sndcbtcdncss Of said county, were
passed.
The enacting words of senate bill tc
regulate the conduct of the execution
of capital punishment in this state
were stricken out.
Joint resolution requiring the re-
pnir of the palmetto tree in front OF
the stato.housc, and joint resolu
tiOD to ascertain the amount wnd
status of the outstanding bills Of the
Bank of the State, were passed
Adjourned
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