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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18
From Washington.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 70 TIE GAZETTE.

lSPECIAL DlSPAlCllES III HE dHLEl1E' !
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1871.
The Russian Grand DUkes Alexis aud Con
stantnc, who arrived here yesterday lroul the
Russian squadron at New York, were
officially received by the President this moro
ing ln the east room Of the Presidents house.
They were accompanied by the Russian NllcIs-
ter aud several Russian naval officers and dip.
lomats. Secretary OF State Evarls accompanied
the Russian party and introduced the Grand
Dukes to President Hayes The enIire Cabi
net was present at the reception. After short
time spent with the President the Dukes re-
tired, and afterwards received some calls at the
Russian Embassy.
AFAIRFAX PATENT.
The Commissioner OF Patents has issued
patent to N. q. Bond, OF Fairfax Court House,
Va, for portable wash stand, which is de-
scribcd as very ingenious cOuIrivance.
VIRGINIA NOTES.
The Virginia Presidential postal appoint
ments were again given the go-by today. As
heretofore mentioned they will not be acted
upon until the close Of the month.
Eleven more papers have been ilel in the
Virginia postofice cases.
1t may now be said with certainty that there
is no present intention TO remove Mr.. f.. f..
WHITE internal Revenue Collector, ircm HIS
position.
SCIENTIFIC CONGRESS.
The American Academy Of Science met again
this morning at the Smithsonian Institute. An
interesting paper OH metcorOIogy and magnetism
and on the construction Of the crystalline lens
and its relative pcrscopi>m was read. The
Academy will call on the President shortly and
Iurin bn ri nj Dn1 Ifrht nv DrNF IInnrv
MISCELLANEOUS.
The reduction of 300 in the force in the Blu
reau of Engraving and Printing was made to.
| day. This reduction was made 10 consequence
| Of the decrease 10 the work Of the bureau,
growing out Of the discontnuauee Of the irac-
| tiona currency and the dimuution in the re-
| QUESTIONS Of the Treasury for United States
notes Of smaller denominations.
Fourteen ladies and two men were discharged
from the Patent Office yesterday.
The Grand Dukes Alexis aud Constantine
and number of Russian officers arrived here
yesterday afternoon. They will probably cali
on President Hayes to day and be presented BY
the Secretary of State. On Thursday they will
attend diplomatic dinner 10 be given at the
White House in honor of the Grand Dukes.
1t is said that Col. Mosby needs only the
| CO0SCQL vi AltOTucy Ncuciai OGFcus w HIS ap
pointmcnt to the Assistant Attorney General
ship. No appointment will probably be made
for the present.
The prosecution Of ex.Sccretary Robson for
alleged misrepresentation Of the funds Of the
Navy Department will be leading feature Of
the democratic policy 10 the forthcoming ses.
sion Of Congress.
1t is understood that Mrs. Hayes will give a
public reception next Saturday in honor Of the
Russian Grand Dukes, who will also be given
pic mic at Mount Vernon, and to whom
probably ball will be given before they leave
the city, How different was The treatment
Alexis received when he was here before from
his iraudulency's predecessor, his accidency.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18
Arlington.

Yhn following extracts will APPLY illustrate
the difference between the feelings. toward the
South, of 4 well disposed Northern man and q
last ditch radical -
Tie Philadelphia Times says:-Had Airing.
ton belonged to Gen. Lee, it might have been
c0aGscatGd during his life, but even treason
cannot defeat the legal succession. 1t was
however, the property Of Mrs. Lee, non-com-
Blatant, and the laws Of war forbid the appro-
priation of her property, unless for the tempo.
rary necessities of armies. We submit that the
government would be doing justice to itself
and to the heirs Of Mrs. Lee, by an act of Con-
eress authorizing an equitable settlement with
the claimants, to embrace the joint dedication
Of the cemetery and necessary adjacent grounds
forever to the silent sleepers resting there.
Such an adjustment would be 10 accord with
the generous action Of the Republic 10 healing
the Wounds Of civil war, and would avert a
legal contest that can bring little advantage to
the government, even il it should be successful
in the defense of its title:
The Philadelphia Telegraph says:
1T (Arlingtop) did belong to the wife OF
General Robert h. Lee, the worst because the
most formidable rebel of them all. He was not
only rebel, but he was a traitor, for he was
educated in the military service at West Point,
and at the expense OF the country; he was edu.
Gated, fed and clothed by his country. and by
the soemnest oaths of fealty and by every
sense of honor he was bound TO loyalty to her,
but disregardiug gratitude honor, and oatbs
alike, he drew his sword to destroy her-labor;,
ed With all the knowledge and skill she bad
given him to destroy her. He was living with
his wife at Arlington when the war broke cut,
and it was there he put on bis sword when DO
went out to help in her destruction. The prop
erty was in every sense, except technical one,
his own, and it became subsequently technl
cay his sons. This son &c. w. Gusts Leel,
who also was rebel, serving under high rank
in the rebel army, doing what he could 10 de-
strOy the nation, now comes in and claims this
estate Of Arlington"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18

Owing to the imperfect manner in which the
law creating the office Of Commissioner Of AZ.
riculture for the State was prepared, the law
will be imperative until the first of July, and
possibly DR.. Pollard, the Commissioner, will not
enter upon his term Of office until after the
meeting Of the next Legislature, as the office
will not exist until July lst. and the law pro-
vides that the Commissioner, though appoint
ed by the Governor, shall be confirmed by the
Senate. Which, again, shows the Importance
of sending men to the Legislature who not on
ly understand what they do, but arc careful
enough to see that it is done properly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18

TIE Punch BILL.-Thc Liquor Dealers
Association OF Richmond met yesterday. The
attendance was large AMI much interest was
manifested. Mr.. John D. SneIling presided.
The report Of George Robinson, who had been
to Washington for Information relating to the
Nl0ilctt bell punch patent, was presented, and
was the subject Of a lengthy discussion.
The committee, Of which Mr.. Robinson is
chairman, made 4 variety OF recommendations
| and these were in turn debated for Two hours.
While We cannot, in justice TO the gentlemen
taking part in the debate, reveal the nature Of
the discussion, we are justified in saying on
the highest authority that the liquor dealers OF
the city aud State feel confident that they can
defeat the c0usummatiun Of hloffetl'a pet pro-
jcct.
Misunderstood that there lisa fatally defective
flaw in the patent. With this weakness the liquor
dealers are we'll acquainted, and it is said they
propose 10 utilize their knowledge. Exactly
how and when they are to do this We are net
at liberty to state. At the meeting yesterday
an executive committee Of five was appointed
with full power Representatives of this com.
mittcc will probably 90 to Washington aud be-
gin an aggressive campaign against the hell
punch scheme backed by money AMI consider.
able Influence.
The subject which the Richmond liquor deal.
ers are now considering is basis Of union for
concerted action Of the liquor dealers Of the
State. They deem it desirable TO have com.
mon fund and to concentrate their opposition.
Mr.. Louis Rueger was last night appointed
treasurer of the Richmond branch. Decisive,
if not final. action is anticipated at go early
day.-Richmond Enquirer Otto day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18
WANTS..

T1ARM WANTED TO RENT WITH A
Il VIEW OF PURCHASING-One of from
two to four hundred acres Of good land, with
fair improvements, situated in pleasant neigh
borhood and convenient TO q railroad CASH
will be paid in advance for rent and for stock OF
horses, cattle, Implements. &c, with growing
crops al fair valuations. Address through AL
exandria P. O, MARYLAND. sp 1876
{ Leesburg Westinghouse, Warrenton Index
and Culpeper Observer copy two tlmes.]
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18

All the parties implicated by Tweed's con-
fessiou in the New York ring robbcries make
haste to deny the soft impeachment but
Senator Blaine denied that he was bribeJ, and
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher' soul communes not
with those who doubt the chastity OF women
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18

The wonder Of the age, strikes, are
still in progress. Notwithstanding the pre-
vailiug depression in business, the suspen,
sion or curtailmeut of operations at all
the establishments employing labor, and the
hard times, men, and many of them
too with dependent families, refuse to
work, when they must know that hun
dreds are anxious to obtain their places,
aud when, as is almost Invariably the case,
after suffering agony both Of mind and body,
the result is that, even il they succeed 10 re-
covering their positions, they do SO for the
same, or even lower wages than those they
were receiving when they struck.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18

Mr.. John A. Kasson, of Iowa, one Of the
radical counsel before the ever to be-rcmem-
bered presidential electoral commission, has
been appointed United States Minister to
Spain, vice Caleb Gushing, who strange 10
say, Notwithstanding the affected Northern
contumely of everything Southern, halls from
Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18

1t is understood that Senator Hill, OF Georgia,
has been taken into tho confidence Of the Presi-
dent, and that no Government appointments will
be made in his State without his approval Mr..
Hill, after his election TO the Senate, was one
of the first to advise acquioscence in tho asserted
election OF Hayes. Hence his Joy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18

The best idea We have lately seen advanced
by a newspaper is that of the Houston Age,
to wit that as it will cost the State Of Texas
$5OO,OOO to hold constitutional convention,
said convention be not held, but that i've cot.
ton mills be built, which can be doue for the
same money
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18
A Negro FienIs

The Annapolis correspondent Of the Balti.
more American gives the following particulars
Of the outrage mentioned 10 yesterday 9 Ga.
2attn -
Austin jennings the colored man who at
tempted to commit rape upon young white
lady, Miss Lcothec Lark, on last Friday, is now
confined in the county jail. lie is black,
1.-THE and wiry looking negro, about twenty tive
years Of age Jennings was working in field,
and, seeing the young lady on her way TO school,
lett his work and entered piece Of woodland
and stripped himself to nudity. He headed
her off aud confronted her in lonely part Of
the woods, and immediately commenced to as
sault her. Finding her struggles were about
to be Of no avail and hearing woodman's axe
10 the distance, she d!ssembled consent to his
fell purpose, and suggested more secluded
spot, whe1eupon the villain allowed her to arise.
She immediately started TO run and began
screaming for help, which brought the wood. t.
man, who proved to be white man, MIR. Lloyd
llaushan, to her rescue The assailaDt Hed
but was captured at his home that Dlght. The
affair occurred 10 the woods owned by the Ia
Their Of Of the young girl, Mr.. Stephen Lark,
near the Bodkin, in the Third district oil this
county, about fifteen miles from Annapolis,
while Miss Lark, who is fifteen years of age.
was on her way to school 1t is supposed that
tic sconnlrcl stripped himself to avoid his
clothing becoming witness against him, and
had il not been Tor the young lady, presence
I'll mind he would doubtless have not only ac-
compli$hcd his purpose, but probably have
murdered her also. Mr.. Lark is one Of the
most respected citizens Of the Third district,
aud there is great indignation among the resi-
dents OF that locality against the perpetrator OF
the attempted outrage. The young lady did
not know her assaiant at the timo, but gave so
minute description Of his appearance, and es
pccal!y his nosc aud teeth. that The officer,
Mr. Zach Gray, had 20 difficulty iu securing
him. He was arrested about midnight. The vii
lain threatened to kill his victim, aud ohoked
her in such manner that her throat was lace
| rated to great extent eyternally,an she after
ward cxpectoratcd great quantities OF blood,
caused by the roughness Of the brut- He was
tracked from the woods to the field, and the
barefoot prints in the road colresponded TO
those OF the accused lie was arrested when
tracked back to the field, aud when questioned
and accused said that naked drcdger had just
passed along lnqulring the way to Baltimore
and his without any suggestion Of nakedness
being made by any Of The party. Ills identity
is established beyond doubt. The Grand
Jury will investigate the case to. morrow, when
Miss Lark will appear before that body, and
his trial will take place during this term. 1t
Was 0nly by The most prompt and stubborn &C
ion gu the part Of The officers that the neigh
bors could be prevented from lynching the
SCalnLrCl Ehcu arrested
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18

What with the potato bug on land and the
bug.lsh in the river, the whskey punch bill in OK
pectancy, snd, worst Of all no government offices
to be filled, tide water Virginia is in 81 bad way,
but working mon can't be kept down. and so we
are rOnsolel
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8-
DIED.

At Culpeper Court House. on the night q the
18th instant, after lingering and painful Illness,
Mrs. Els G. FIELD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18

@-ORDEES FROM Tlt COUNTRY gr1
receive special attention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18
"CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.

Tho Richmond State "A few day ago 4
young and gcntecl looking woman went to tho
Mayors Office and swore out warrant for the
arrest OF {. mHn charged with seduction under
promise Of marriage. Sho said she thought tho
man had gone TO Stanton. The complainant
related hor story to tho Mayor, which WAS indeed
q touching one She had pightod her troth &c
the deccvcr and the wedding was to have taken
place on certain day this month. She was not
able to buy antln, but bought tarletsn, and all
WAS to havn Gonn merry as marriage boil
She had gone GO far rs to select her bridesmaids
and nuke 81! tho arrang ements for the joyful &C.
casion. And INST two or three days before the
ed fed for parts unknown and left her to repent OF
her ahGmo The Mayor Of Manchester has just
received g letter from the Mayor Of Stsunton
stating that the party wGs not there Dillgcnt
efforts, though, will continue to DO made to ap-
prchcnd the bctrsyer and to bring him TO Justice.
THIS is the way New York paper dlsposes
Of General Filz Lee, the dashing caVaryman -
The days arc long gone by when FiIzhugh Lee
was the bellies beau ideal st West Point
whether thrilling her by his dashing horseman-
ship, or galIan!iy assisting her up the steep de-
file to old Put or wandering by her side 90 the
mooulit campus, or guiding her through the
dizzy revcIs of the qaiop, or lightly touching
his guitar beneath the windows Of Roe s Hotel.
All that is past now. Eitz is fat and more than
forty; hero Of the plough nod the harrow,
With desire to let the dead past bury its dead
and an ambition TO be Govcrsor Of Virginia.
The u. S. ship Powhatan experienced SC.
we're gale on her way from New York TO Port
Royal and lost overheard seaman named
Adam Berhig She passed the light ship from
Frying Pan shoals which had been blown off
her station but vas making her way back un-
injured
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18
JOB PRINTING,

We respectfully call tina attention Of DIV ,...
toners and the public generally to the far. ..
we sre always prepared 10 execute all Rir.;. -
CARDS,
BILL HEADS,
CIRCULARS,
BILLS OF LADlNG,
TICKETS,
LETTER HEADS.
BOOKS,
BRIEFS,
PAMPHLETS,
ms. POLICIES,
SCHOOL REPORTS
ENVELOPES,
MANIFESTS.
WEDDING CARDS,
VISITING CARDS,
INVITATIONS.
CARDS or HONOR.
HAND BILLS.
POSTERS,
&c, *, a.
Or anything else in tue job Prin:,u. ..:..
in the ncstest and most satisfactory ui.ac,
and with the greatest expedition.
We have an extensive and varied e-..r. ,....
Of All tho latest CT vlps If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18

GREAT WESTERN SHOE DhE,''i''"'
" now and elegant article for &'yi"" .'
to ladies' and children's shoes, n4d "a p ''.''.
price. A large lot just r9celTeu o ~ -, ,.p,,.
sd II Il. >. LIMA DbEh ~ I" '
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18
living BeyOnd His Iieans.

BosToN April 1S.-Edwsrd j. Rand, jr, Il
lawyer Of high standing in this city, snG one Of
in America, was lodged at jail, al Oldham by
his bondsmen. His financial transactions have
been lnost criminal, and havo been brought
about by eYtravagant living and expenditures
for green houses, Sc. He is also trustee for sew
eral estates, some ofwhich may BE- heavily in.
yoyed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18
JOB TYpFI,.

and are constantly adding - OR a;,rI-. r...a
which VIC arc prepared to print anything. !..,.
visiting card up to Il poster.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18

We guarantee satisfaction in every p,r:i, .i.~.
and assure sill who may cntrNal Their ode.
with US that they will be executed iron.p..:.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18

WARRANTS SELTZER APEEl h.' 49,
. l. Bodemers Ehcrvescent hpe7ieEt, th' h''&
II new and elegant preparation ana ~ L ''"''.
price, just received orn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18

T,RY GEO. K. HILL 4 & :. y !' Nv.
l. COANUT, KAISlA and 'A' "''''
CAKES For sale by .,..,...,..
ND ii GEO. McBU ENh: i;''.''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18
r ANDRETHS GARDEN SEED

We are constantly receiving fresh saFr.G' =,
Garden Seed from tho old house ct !EniFe'" d"
Sons. .pp,
an l., h.. ). Leads I'd lih ~ p'''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18

NTcBURNEY IL sos sell the ~ 80. 49,
VHl. BAKING POWDER for making
Ill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18

TXTRACT BEEF, Of all tn: .tAn!':' wa.
IL ties also Elixir Beef, VINE AMI '''.'
valuable tonic preparations, for .nin - ,..,,
IL \. S. LEADREATEk . ~"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18

The New York Assembly to day passed bill
amending the revised statutes relative to the
election of President and Vice President which
provides for electing the electors at large on
the State ticket, and the remainder on the
tickets in the several Congressional districts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18

Miss Annie Montagues concert in Baltimore
last night was grand success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18

OK BBLS REFINED SUGAK2 !"
- and for sale by ,..,,,..,.
aD lG w. a. JIM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18

1000 LBS COUNTRY HA.''''''''
IOOO 90 ana for sale by ,...,,,..
NH Il DAVY x IA i'h".'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18

EORGE'S REFINED LAE0, 4" '".'
" lb buckets, for sale by ,.,,,..,.
Ap Ii W. - J'ti''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18

DURNETTS COCAINE allny: ir'Ilr'. 81.
ID removes dsndruti, ana inrgorNlc the a '....
of the Capillsries in the highest o"Gfr;
sale by u.,,
au 10 cor. Prince and Fairfax ST. Az. =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-18

GENUINE SCUPPERNONu "&'
" TAWBA WINES at s. per gsi;o"h.n
an lG McBUKNEf 3 So
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r ISLE GREEN | LlSLE.G EEkN'-I ~
IL just received fresh supply ct IN" ''''I'
Green. 1t is acknowledged hy pTaNIc%! IH'"
crs TO cover moro surface and t. b. Is nr.irl.
and lasting as any othor Green nos IN Ii" n"'
kct. Call and examine ut ,.....
~ W. y. CREIGHTO>..
y ma -;-I-'.
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Q77 THEQUAHrEEl.Y EEylEN.
a - Ard

BLACK WOODS u ANAIit,!
The LEONARD SCOTT FUBL!&iIlNa
CO., Al Barclay St, New York, continue iare
authorized reprints Of the four lr::iiaS QI%;.
ly Reviews: Edinburg kevicw, Wing; i.1ulya
Quarterly Review, Conservative; Wp-tmi 81.
Review. Liberal; British Quarterly t.ryrrn,
Evangelical, aid Black wood Edinburgh Ma.-
, 1877-03-10
RELIGIOUS,

TIE S0UdDAY FRAIKA-MEsTIk0
at Faswell Hall WIS quite well attended yesterday
'hr na!n t!oor being nearly fuls. MAJ. Whtttu and
Mr. Veterinarian led tho services, which, previous
10 the regular hour, were taken up fur soau time by
sn.7ny Gospel hymns.
The 'ltrv. Dr. Davis presented tho requests far
prayer, inelnu'ns that OF y young lady who wAs
lying III, the only daughter Of widowed mother
for reformed oou.keepeF who ha,i given up htx
business Aal taken to following Christ. The Kev.
ns. ua,I4 then followed In prayer, implotins the
tis1ua Master to remember thu requests, aud
thsnGing Him for llEs fllncs4 snd blessings.
The hymn, t'unly an Arn,os. Bearer" Was then
sln1. NM. Wh,tlle read from the fourth yhsplct
VI Snhi., which explained the Water Of Life, and
Nv rAen,plIfrd 1t In = few touching words, and
sho"s low 1t was 10 ba oblalued through iesus
ST.. aud Mrs. McGsanalaa then sung "Be4lde
the Well al Soou-tlmt." = ,bost touching Lynn,
aud 'try appropriate to ths chapter u Ils 6ospsl
Brother Lalttmct then spoks on tho appetltc. Hs
HAd tlal IL MAS It'll ta ths RETURNED men. II bad
n:eu folF months since he had reformed! aud hu
expected that the sppeIte Tor driak would tetusn,
hui hs expected 10 restrain 1t through iha
ain of Christ. lie knew that the scfuFmed
zen wtsc Stumbling up to tAclr touttr.lol4.
\ few VI those who s4aa itofeEzed conversion had
ioi.ned nan who fet! They should lhluk what I.e
r"ald kerp these nlea ftVm falling. They did nol
depend UPON tne pledge. snd It was only the power
Vt Nod that eouIt suataIn then, AMI thcJ Hustcl
~ llla', lie bexxsd them u srusnbsf ths tE.aI'
Vi lne.e converts
As. Mehar1s Young and recent conYest, nrA
, 1877-03-10
TIE WAREnOUSEM1ZN.

TIlEr AEAonHL THEIR PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
At mcet1ug Of the warchousen1en, held yenter-
lay afternoon, It wan resolved. after some dscus-
sion, 10 substitute The following, "a tho proposed
amendment tn thc Warehouse Inv, fnr the bill pub
1ishe.l In yestenlay's TIAn1:NE.
late p1biIc warehouses md thc wnrrhHnsing aad IN.
specph IF grain, an to give cTcct 10 Art. IT. nf ttt
Constitution Gf ibis state. arprDtrd Apt ~, 1B71.
SkC1tN !. Hs, II thAcft.t. ETC.. Tint Htr. Is Df an
Act - regulate rulG warehouses Adt wRrho'lslnx
nnd in.pst!9 q gr,ln ssa I" Hye sset q A. 1:!9t
1e alepdc4 ~ trad foltuws: Frey wstehouae
VI pubtc warehouses hf Glss1 4 Shalt liz, r..
4uJred. turing the tint week In January each rear
10 publish IN tofH hf tho newspapers iAalty, II
s.sIs 10 .u;h' Rahli'shed y r. ctty ~ rhtc ssh
ensuing year. whfc! rAtrs shall mt t Increased tex
tcrt IL provided fur In Sec. 10 0t tNts Rct)
uuEluK ii!c year. and tAcl published rates. nf
anI no dl,et,,n!nnson hall bs made rsetiy
waTroslbrnIAn Tor Tho q! Hralu. The
rhar9e fur stOrzKe al handling Of xran. fncud.
thf cndt nf receiving ami delivering. slla n fur
TIM nrst rn dsy. m part thereof after tl'r hst Ten
+tt tat Yrs!n d.p or llale 70 +sty laneKr. e II:
dcated hy liz whr FrCtist iMaY t subject
CENTS prr !ntteI fur htvraxs fur Ills h!st te,
dayS. hd fr "arh additional Se tnYh art lsctruf.
Aut exceeding anr half Gf 1nr rent pEF hHsflel. .
ske Msscas 4 s:tMis,usoTy n appesr. ,hst :, ttc h.
that N emergency cxta which rcrMrrs that ihIa act
shall take effect immediately therefore this Ret s1la
take Effect ami be III force fr and after Its passage.