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pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.


ON hui atter Nov ~. lNfI
Tratnsl'hNc NON l"ik, va DtahrOspts Atl CurtlanU
SIS fUrnc-. IS follows
fNuress Tor Harrisburg. Pittsburgh the West And south
Mim ruinan Palace Cars attached, . A NJ Il ana 81
lGl Milam,port Lock Haven Cory. AMI Eric nj Z -
!. v. cohircuu; n CORY iur llulsNlio. Petroleum
tcntic amt The on Rcsions For Wuh.msp'rt lAl
Lock Haven, - A. NJ
iei h1umoro Washington. ant the south. iamilNl
washington Express u fuilmin fHrlur Cars lalIv rN
cent Sunday, oial A NJ, arr.,r " l,lir-ign ! iuI VI
ANA - T.. NJ.
LAM, Tor l'htlclphiL : "a ago. 90 n liuitrl, II
NJ, ], T. ., A. "afl, T. t..i, tui - .un iif. \
NJ, %. o. ~ T. ~, ahdrr w. lIufirsut AMI ,ccuhI
Gin ?, 7 T.. NJ
hoais o "brouklyn AnnrN" conuc,t VIII, ,u mrousn
Ter Tor brunAil travel
lsr irh'n' !? Ncwark, Enmlstn Rahwsr rnn'ct,n
Trcnihn Persia Amhov File niuftnn. B.Nldcr AL
ohcf points, sec Loo a s,lioiNAs "a ti l.aatt ON
Iinin, Hlrl.t From fttllI A. Il ,IHni 10 80 4 .iil
10 cor VI dAf. ~ ~ \ a. lni 500 l. duf. .rN
cent Monday FROM Nd.fUttu Hut lilltuinlc. .. -
hud 80 a. NJ. Z ~. il'. Hui ~ ~ T. N sun las
tsNani ttl A. NJ. ~ uln lnu,Int luh. %. d 3D. -
10 &C.. ~ a. u 20 . 10 Ia l'.n - " ~ - -
ana 10 ~ T. Snnit,. o. ~, tni, . ~ - "a IA -
NJ, 6Il AMI 10. 4ll' NJ
Tckrt Oh,~H, ,si amt "a RrtGiwtv. Astpr ilnnss.
PM foot Oi Dcshfu,>r- and CDluauut sts Court u,
hOnkD u, IA ING amt * lud - lub1Kcn, iL'pOS
FRANK TiIOMoDN l. T. tARNEls
Grncru MIhiivr Ucncral Pa ,Wr ;vrt
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The shooting of Patrick O'Connor.

Patrick O'Connor. the boatman. who was shot
while attempting to board the ship u Eaton at 10.
boken and WHO Is low from the effect OF the injury told
Coroner woltmAn yesterday that he went In his own
boat from the battery to She ship and asked he captain
whether he wanted some one to run the lines The esp
tain ptoicd 90 employ him and after going 10 Hobokcn
he returned au1 We nj board the ship -Four
then told him 10 Ake baggage To the wharf The baggage
WAS lowered into his boat and h. about To push OH
when the mate Henry Smith. directed him to stop and
togve ~ tie baggage The second mate waswith smith,
and both had pistols; while they talking pistols
were discharged. and lie wounded.
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Buried Alive Under ~ sand bank

While Thomas Kilmurry. aged 4. Of St Marks
place aud Franklin avenue. Brooklyn and Thomas Kelly
aged g. OF Go5 Franklin avenue were playing in sand
bank In the Of the formers home the bank caVcd in
burying both bows beneath H. some who -
the sand tail alarm ami went 10 work vigofuu,
" viii hands boards and shovcls 90 ds the sand ava,
Mrs klnurry and Mrs Martin cleared II away.
aud found Thomas Killmury dead anu rhoma, kclly
Ia ty red
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Charles T. Miller. aged 35. OF 100 North Third
street Brooklyn found North Eighth street yos
FRIDAY sunern from three cuts the lcft wrist which
he had made with razor in AN attempt TO take his hle
lie out 90 warN, had been able nothing e.
do 10 support him H. and be determined 10 commit sui
tiic. lie was taken e. The hospital
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1NO PIIi.ADELTuiA
II
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Tllb OLD ESTA BLlsiIED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
be- tween
NEW YORK ANp PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EAGU WAY DAILY,
THREE DhfOTN is PHILADELPHIA,
TWO N SEN lOl.k.

FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS HNGU WAY DAILY
THREE DkrOTA rs PHILADELPHIA.
TWO N NtA lOl.h.
Double Track, the most Improved Equipment ani tis
Fastest Tune consistent wlth ab,'nte sAotJ.
on AMI after Nov H. 1877,
Express Trans Now YORK wa Dcs brOscs AMI
OOruanit ST. Ferries, "a, tnlloW,
81 80 - OD linud. ~ A NJ T. ., @. q n 7. \ ~
hnd bf VI. sundays, y A. NJ - o. q. 80. 7. > 80 ant
Nj.
BOais Of BROOKLYN Annex" connect with all through
uhlha at Jersey tiY. aroruuE speedy ami direct
TRANSFER Tor Brooklyn thNrl
IL turning trains leave fmlaiclphia 3 10 3si7 73ls
sIn AMI II A VI. linfvd express. r Nj. > g.
afLi 7, and 73, T. ", Ani ~ induWht on Snnlay,
"A, dHl. x, 1904 VI, T. 10 4 M and ~ midnight
Tickle Offices i2i ami 90 4rotiwHy M AsDr House.
ana loot OF DoshrOs,es and CurtlAndt stS 1 Court
Hnd Br,sklyn Annex dopn foot ~ Fulton 1t. hruok lyn
li4. llh. amt lls HUDSON St Ioboken, depot Jersey
FRANK THOMSON 1. T. FARMER
Gvnera Aanasei Genl Ia ssenger Ageut
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CIsc1NNATI. April Sired. A. Damont son Of
Capt Daniout the wellknown steamboat machinist.
shot himself az h. home ~ Pike street yesterday No
rause ~ aii- ei for the act lie married only ew
month. $50
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Stsambuats mo aallrosos.

I.BANY EVENING BOATS Peoplc : Line,
IA leave Pier Il. Norh River every week dny nt6
tor Albany and all point, North and Ncst BROOK y
passengers transferred Tree by "AnneX " boats
INOH TROY and all points North and West take Cit.
II .sns' line new aud magnificent steamers Pier 40
n H. loot Ut Lruy It, daily. except SATURDAY, ats T. NJ
Through tickets at Dold Express, 0li Broadway
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Window Shades
MATERIAL FOR LOOSE COVERS.

MATERIAL FOR LOOSE COVERS.
NEW AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT or GRE
TONNES. DAMASks. CHISrzES. sATlNES. 4c.. AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
TAPESTRY. EMBROIDERED AND PRINTED PIANO
AND TABLE COVERS
MARsEILLEs. CROTCHEr AND HONEYCOMB
QUILTS OF ALL GRADES ASD QUALITIES
BLANKETS CoMfoRTABLEs. SHEETS PILLOW.
SLIPS. &c.. &c
ALSO.
FEATHERS. FEATHER BEDS, PILLOWS And Bol-
STEERS. HAIR. MOSS. AND HUsK MATTRESSES AND
SPRING BEDS OF EVERY KIND
ss- SPECIAL. DISCOUNTS TO HOTELS,
INSTITUTIONS, sTEA MEus, AND TO
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ttusltaI Instruments.
GREAT OFFER 1--WE WILL DURING THESE
n hard times dispose 100 Pianos AMI organs OF
nrstcas, makers AZ lower Prices Tor cash ct insialmcns
than ever before offered. Pianos, suctgNe, Slti, -
octave slto, Organs stops So stays s6j II stops
So. cash. IN perfect ORDER not used wear
HORACE WATERS Sons. ~ East IAN st
A Il sob INFER a CO.'S. IA East I4th It. piano
n manufact First class pianos at extremely low
prices cash several ooi second hsni pianos very 1T
Tie used. at great bargasi rent aud miscellaneous
SolMEkA co. lis East lith It
A FEW SECONDHAND Weber pianos at very
time by our best musicians and really almost good
new. ully warranted III every respect Please Call At
The WEBER wareroons. 9Th av aud 10Th ~
A DUMAHAUT. late BALL A co.
"A. II EAST 1ifH ST
thiCkering's SteinwAys and other pianos aud organs
10" Tor cash. on installnents anu Tor rent
PIANOS L. rent, s. per month. rosewood piano
n. and stool, SO GOLDsMiIiis. ~ Bect kcr Of .
near BOwery
RAUCAINs.-si monthly will buy new organ, ~.
- iiino, rs octave piano, tl21, new piano $50,
GORDON son. ~ East l4th T.
~ tour round corners. modern improvements Resi-.
dence. l'b "a Hv.. near l2h st
IL RANCH ~ BACH 2ig Hast a3l st. near ~
IN av have beautiful assortment of fine pianotOrtes
10th new and secondhand winch they are Offering very
low Pianos let and sud On n-aiments
NJATCMLEss Burdott double rcc,h organ from Sil
WI upward Best organs the world At
KILLINGS co. =. - East i4h n
IPKIGHT and square pianos to mt and On install.
" Incnts, great barpiius
KILLINGS CO. u East IAN st
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Shipping.
GnNEnAL. TRANSATLANTIC coMrA.

~ NY bet cen New York and Havrc
tompanys pier, 81 North river. foot of Morton -
PEkklRk, DAnre. ........ "wednesday Aprl II. l. "
WILLIE nE PARIS. purand "Wednesday. MAY I. 1901 ".
ST LhlRANr. Lachesnes "Wednesday. NAV :. 10 A NJ
For freight or passage apply to
Louis Dk BEBlAN. Agent. s. Broadway
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II PASSPORTS procured Tor soc and tax
y Excursion Tickets by Bremen and Hamburg Mail
steamers nj the reduced rates BlSGllOffS Banking
iious staats lciiuns Building Chatham and Centre
opposte CITY Hall
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Sors,s, Oar riaJes, &t.

EOR SALE chrap-Two horses AMI two wagon q,
haNV been Vs. By an account OF piY.
ing up business. inquiIo al f3i BaAt l1lh 81
lNOR sALE-A o0upc, horse and harness Can be
Il Seen all wVgk at MaedVugau lana
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Sabln9s Nanhs.

GAVINGS BANK DBrOSlrDRS UNION nm s.so.
- suon under eNiTtl management, orgnuiA or i'm
parting IN dcp0 Ors rrnhhc Information concerning the
p'umAiy Nio) OF banks. the integrity Nl ability nj
hunk ON ial- ani clue scrutiny III matters tending
trHfrc The interests Of dCpp-orS y, particulars CIR
cu'nrs. and trm> NJ subs upuan, HddUe'. cucl'sius
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tor $nlr auo &c g.

tor Snlr alO &c te.
APiETMENTS 10 let. 40 ana az West 3lih st
~ ie " ri ct clean, NJ very law rVns; nico
rooms Tor 30 per month App5 nn the nnm~s ui
lDWARp u JANEA
PARTMTXTs- front desirable to rent; o.
II drry hmN so new nat so Is 2'lh ~ roS,os.iun
A PARrW ENTS IN new hou,cs 20I and In East
- 1iM st., ~ uiAl 81 avs
I(USINEss PURPOSES To lct-lInu-. 90 fh
- aN ON nsitr A. T. stewart @" go business Lcs
tiuu suitable most IN nVssi plrV gHH, 'front.'.
AkEhf - Maiden lane. up ttAlrs
A. near Sunirn+ ON Ere Il u 10 Acrslnlh InQu.ro
TliEo DEMAEfSr Lao broadway, room n
nFFICES TO LIZ r-ln second story sun hnIlint
~ front aud rear, well lighted and sUan hcatod A.
lA at Sun fuohcatnn once Nassau and FlAn@ orr 80
'I'IIE STORE lGd Nassau st. sun bmllin, 10 tot
suitable Tor banking INSURANCE, or general Business.
team heated Army AZ the sun fuDhoauoh once NJ
NHtshu =.
Two IET-70 Hudson IT.. 3siOry hOuc, with store
used rs bakery, Apply "a ~
T BALDWIN. Harrison st
rHO LET-rhc rear Of two lots bjX56. on 10Th av. Lc
i tween bSlh and jnul sls Win sheds sultablo Tor
~Hf"n painter or blacksmith. inquire bO1 lnui NV
rI,D LET Siuuiy or together. . wtlllighted rooms
each about u cet by Ia, suitable for manufacturing
~Ork shops Apply nj 2H East 2O'h st
rI,O RENT. low, iUr year or wrm Of years. large
i wrrrhnrse IN 0uh William st. near Bread Al,
dress OWNER. box iAt, Sun oiioe.
FNO LET-Wth stnm Dower. third floor 4 aud @
Il Tnnpkns 81. corner Grand ST. East river, sisv so
Al5i wO'awOrkers preierrd.
no LET-Second aud u,ipd noorsi I've rooms on each
uvvr Will modern improvements asa WesI I7th al
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NIIruIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD CON,
IVA FANNY, Ne" lurk, Aprl ? 1874 At u nEriiug "
IN directors oi III. Company held this dAv n DIVIDEND
o. TNO C2i DOLLARS PKR SHARE Was declared pay
se ouJunr L. iAIS ~ stO khUldr record Close
o. h iTs, IN the l1t 81 HypDNuo The transfer book
VIII be clu-ed u,C 10th MtV o'clock T. ali ~
main clOs'd until die 10Th Ol June
II a. ROISrOS
SEC
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APiErMENTS 10 let, 40 ana az Wcst 3)th st
~ ~ ~ rd lct, clean, NJ very low rVnts; nico
rooms Tor 30 per month Apply on the nnmirs
InM ANN WEB
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Che Gaynrnnr,s MESSAGE.

Elsewhere in the Press and Banner VIC
give Acting Governor Simpsons Message
in full. 1t is a practical and dignified
State paper which will well repay for
reading. It will be observed that the
Governor makes some good suggestions
while stating some gratifying facts. We
ale pleased to note his remarks upon the
subject of schools and the necessity for
opening the State University. He thinks
we should have the n%o-fence law, not be-
cause it is Of benefit or injury to any par
ticular class, but because the public good
demands it. His remarks on the subject
of a State Board Of Equalization will meet
a hearty endorsement. lie thinks thai
the State Board should be composed Of
one member from each Of the County
Boards. The militia is alluded to by the
Governor and the subject is receiving at
tentlon from the people not only in South
Carolina but from various parts of the
Union. tits proposed in some quarters
for Congress to make a large %appropria-
ton in support Of the militia of the vari-
ous States which shall DO subject to the
call of the President in case OF a necessi-
ty arising.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-12-04
Legislative PROCEEDINGS.

We publish in full the Legislative pro-
cccdings as taken from the Register. We
hope that our readers may take the trou-
ble to read each days proceedings, and
thus keep themselves Informed as to the
workings of that body. 1t will be OBJ
served that each Of the members of the
Abbeville delegation has been assigned
to various positions on Committees.
General McGOwan was made Chairman
of the Judiciary Committee, II Of the
most important places, and the most la
borious position in the list. From the
proceedings it will be seen that he has
gone to work in earnest. Col. Rice has
introduced a bill to enact a Stock law,
and the other members arc at their posts.
A resolution has been already introduced
looking to a short session. The prospects
are, if the whole Of the work is not fin
ishcd before the Christmas holidays, that
a very short session in the New Year will
wind up the business Of the General
Assembly, and the taxpayers berelievcd
Of 4 great exp Use.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-12-04
Drainage.

Will not our citizens and the Council
take some active step now towards the
draining Of Kate Fowler branch? Now
is the time. 1t cannot be done in the
summer. No one doubts its necessity.
Therefore, let it be lone at once. 1t is
said that under the charter, as it now is
no authority is given the Council to levy
q tax sufficient to dcfrav the expenses.
If that be the case. the Legislature being
in session ii is an easy matter to have the
charter amended. The malarial foyer
which prevailed here during the summer
is traceable to this cause. and it becomes
the duty of US all to see that the causes OF
such fever be removed. Here is an
opportunity for tho present Council TO
ImmortaliZe itself to win the gratitude
not alone of the present inhabitants of
Ninetv-SiX, but also of future genera
tons Of inhabitants, and TO pave the way
for. continuation in Office, even after the
town shall have assumed the proportions
of a city.-Niacty-Sir Guardian.
For several years previous to 1877 the
citizens Of Abbeville village living Sin
Fort pickens and in the neighborhood of
the Fair Grounds suffered d%rcadfull.y
from chills and fever. The town Coun-
Gil IN the winter Of 1S'6-77 had a branch
near the village ditched at a cost of per-
haps SO. II there have been any chllls
and fever in the previously afflicted per-
ton of the town of Abbeville since then,
we have not heard of it.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-12-04
Roster of the. Revenue Force.

Fl. II. D. Byron, born in Barlow,
Massachusetts,, U. s. Commissioners, was
treasurer Of Union County for three
years. Was admitted to the practice Of.
the law about ten years ago In Columbia,
aud was secretary to Governor Moses,
E. G. Hoffman, New York City, Cap
tain of the Revenue force, was once cap;
tain in the U. 8. Army, and received In
battle three wounds.
l., P. Lanford, Spart.nburg, Captain
of Confederate Army, and Is known TO
some Of our citizens.
&. A. Carson, .Grecnville. brother-in-
law Of General Butler, Confederate SOL
dier.
J. F. Andrews, Greenyiile, Lieutenant
Colonel Pennsylvania Cavalry yolun-;
teers; wounded three times in battle.
George B. Addison, Edgefeld, Con-
federate Cavalry +; wounded in military
service.
F. Pierce Addison, Edgefeld, too
young to enter the army.
Henry Watson, Edgefield, Sergeant
Buffers Courier, Confederate service.
Milton Watson, Edgetield, was wound;
ed in Confederate service.
NJ. w. Watson, EdgefeId.
q. p. Kirkland, Spartanburgy Gonfed-
crate soldier, afterwards Auditor Of
OcOnee.
| Thomas J. Davis, ~Spartsnbnrg.
Alfred Harris, Spartanburg, Confeder-'
ate soldier, and oL.ce a prisoner at Point
Lookout.
NJ. w. Burgess, Greenvilie. is quito q
yonng man, and but little IL knowno.
him.
w. X. Hightowcr, Gretnville, ~ in;
mnch the same category.
William Kennedy, Edge6eld, was in
Confederate service, and wounded twice.
c. a. Dude, Greenville, medical stu
."nt, once IA clerk in William Beattie's
St.,re.
With very few exceptions, the press ~
he State are unanimously OF, the opinion
hat Hampton should be made Senator
Now that he has served us faithfully ond
delivered us out of our difficulties, the
least that wecould 10 would be to reward
him with a Senatorship. We hold tho
fort in South Carolina. Our future troui,-
les are to come from Washington and
we should send our best men there to
fight our battles.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-12-04
4 Midnight Raid on IllIbit Distlllcrs.

Captain Hoffman and twelve others OF
the Revenue force left Abbeville Court
House on Monday evening in search OF
illicit stills. They went to Mr.. Thomas
Young's distillcry, some twelve miles
from this village, and found fruit pomace
lcrmenting in different proportions Of
locust, grape, crab-applc and pcrsimmon
in ten stands, averaging perhaps ono
hundred and twenty gallons each. The
pomace was destroyed. The reason the
stills were not destroyed is that they
were not set up. lie had taken them
down and stored them about his prem
Uses. There was Il question as TO whether
they were forfeitablc or not, and they
were, therefore, left III Mr.. Ioung's
custody. lie gave bond for his appear
ance in Court next week in Columbia, to
answer to a charge of illicit distilling !;
William Cook and Robert w. Miller
being his bondsmon in the SUM Of three
hundred dollars.
The Revenue officers then proceeded
to the fork Of Rocky River and tie Sa-
vannah, where they found another still
in operation, belonging to Singleton
Hunt, a white man, and two negro assoc
GATES, Henry Patterson and benjamin
McGrecr. They arrived there at half past
twelve o'clock in the night. Hunt was
asleep, W lie the darkics were running
the still. Upon their approach the nc
grocs attempted to make their escape,
and Hunt fcigncd drunkenness. All the
parties we're secured and brought to town
the next day. The still was in operation
in the open air, without shelter, about
liftv yards from Savannah River. There
were ten stands Of mash and beer, and
about one hundred and fifty g~allous of
"singlings," all of which, with the still
was destroyed. Hunt claims to be a
Georgian. from a point in the sister State
thirty-fve miles distant.
In this connection we may state Thai
Mr.. Thomas Young has been for several
years past a legal fruit distiller, and has
paid a considerable amount Of tax to the
United States Government, and Commits
sioncr Byron said that 1t was possible
that the Court would be lcnicnt with him
on this account.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-12-04
Good News From Hampton.
THE ELECTION OF A CIRCUIT
JUDGE.
The Work Of the Legislature .. 4
Short Session Determined Upon.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM to Press and Bannerj

The Work of the Legislature .. A
Short Session Determined Upon.
Especial Telegram to Press and Banner.l
COLUMBIA, DEC. 8, p. n.
Governor Hampton rested quietly last
night and was very cheerful this morn
ing. His condition has improved since
Sunday night and those in attendance up
on him speak most confidently and sat
isfactorily about the prospect OF his re-
covery. The anxiety occasioned Satur-
day has disappeare and there is q re-
turn to the hopeful expectation which all
entertained prior to that date. His recu-
peration however will be slow and
tedioa.
Senator Frasier Was to-day upani-
mously elected Judge of the third circuit
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death of Judge Shaw.
The work Of the Legislature Is pro-
crossing smoothly and rapidly, much
after the style in which Legislation was
done in ante-bellum days. The various
committees report promptly, and busl-
nessis despatched With regularity and
decorum.
A large proportion Of the business OF
the session has already been brought to.
the attention OF the General Assembly.
Topics Of general interest are not yet nm
der discussion. There is an evident dis
position to avoid debates.
1t is determined that this shall be q
short session, but the work cannot prob
ably be finished before Christmas.
ia. H.
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ton, for renewed of State stock lost or de-

ton, for renewed OF State stock lost or de-
stroyed.
MI. S~lmonton-A bill to amend an act en-
titled IAN act 10 amend an act to provide for
the inspection OF flour" also, abillto author
lie James G.. Gibbes to prove before the Com
missioner OF the Court OF Claims certain
bonds Of the Spartanburg Ind Union Rail-
road Company guaranteed by the State also,
n bill to create a Board Of Railroad Commits
sioners and To regulate their powers also. a
Join t resolution to authorize the State Treas
urer to reissue to Charles Richardson Miles,
administrator OF the estate OF Ralph $. lizard,
deceased, certain certificates of stock and cer-
tain bonds of the State in lieu Of others which
have been destroyed.
MIR McGowan. from the Committee on the
judiciary, made favorable reports on a bill
respecting the office Of Register Of Mcsnc Con-
vcyance for Charleston County q bill to
punish assault or assault and battery with
any fire-arm committed on public thorough.
fares, streets and places OF public resort: q
bill to regulate the practice Of Trial Justice
Courts In the city of Charleston.
Mr.. BUST. from the Committee OF Ways and
| Means, made a report. favorable. with amend
| mcnts, on Il bill to extend the time for fund
ing the unquestionablc debt Of this State,
| which was ordered for consideration to-mOr-
row.
The Senate returned to the House. with
concurrence, resolution To gOinto an election
for II Judge Of the Third Judicial Circuit, on
Tuesday next. at ! O'Clock l.. NJ.
On motion OF Mr.. HASKELL, the House nd
jOurned at II 4. NJ, to meet at II NJ. to-nlor
row.