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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-16
NO. 2IO
ELECTRIC SPARKS.

The schooner Carrie p. Morton and
crew of fourteen men, from Gloucester,
Mass, have not been heard from since
January 8, and they are believed lost.
The medical Department of the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvspis graduated yes
terdsy III students and confsrred
the honorary degree OF Doctor of Law on
John Welsh, United States Minister to
England.
Letters from Cuba state that Vocenti
Garcia has proclaimed himself dictator,
has assumed the government of the
revolution and has marched TO the relief
OF Macao in the eastern department in
the company Of Belesisrio Perslts
In the Edgefeld county. South Caro-
Ina, court was in general sessions, dur.
ing the past two days, four children
nsmed Dutfie, were on trial for the mur-
der of = colored youth. The jury re-
turned verdict of not guilty, and the
sleepy children ware restored to their
parents.
Governor Hampton has offered . re-
NaEu VI S-OV tue Ol hBItDOuu,
the noted Illicit whisky brigsnd.
Hen. John Edwards Leonard, member
OF Congress from Louisiana, died at
Havana, yesterday, OF yellow foyer.
The deficiency bill recently reported
appropristes $1,000 for the court house
and postottice st Parkersburg.
Secretary Evarts has addressed q let.
ter 10 United States Ministers, enclos.
ing The act of Congress authorizing the
coinage OF silver dollars, and request
ing them 10 bring the enactment 10
the attention OF the countries 10 which
they arc accredited, with view to
securing the international use OF bl.me-
tsllic money and securing fIity Of
the relative value between those metals,
such conference 10 be held at such place
in Europe or tho United States, at such
time, within six months, rs may mutually
be- agreed on by the executives OF the
governments joining in the same
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HAkD-rAA.
Financial FIurry In Boston.

Bo,roS, March I5.-The run on the
Boston Five.Cent Savings Bank, begun
Yesterday, has developed into general
panic. School street. where the bank ls
locates, sas been blockaded oil morn
ing, and the excitement is intense. The
committee examining the securities state
that after deducting all the deprecistlan
which the assets, en-. bracing stocks, bonds,
etc. have suffered, and allowing sl6I,OO
with which ~ pay interest falling due
on the ret of April, the bank will still
have q surplus OF upward; OF s42s,Ooo.
The unessiness has spread 70 the Frank
lin bank. IN BoyIeston, one OF the
larges, savings banks in tie country.
The managers ofthe Frat rklin have linn
tied the amount paid to dePositors on de-
mand 10 twenty-five dollars, and sixty
day. notice is required for sll sums over
,hG, amount. This action reduces 10
three the number Of banks II
Boston paying in full on demand. An
unusually large number Of dePoeiior' N
the Provideut Institution for Savings,
psrtaking ofthe general scare applied
for and obtained their money to-day, and
tie same is true OF the Suffolk, although
these ban Ks are ss far IS known solvent
TO the lest degree.
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PARkERSBUR RG.
About the OIL aonopoiy y-Sixty -oas
Indictments by the Grand Jury.

PARKRRsBURG. March Il. The Cam.
den Consolidated Oil Compsny-that is.
the Standsrd-made Sn arrangement
with msjority OF the West Virginia
producers 10 take all their oil on certain
conditions. This company, controlling
the branch road from LSurel junction ~
Volcano, slso the pipe limo between tho
same points, discrlminstes 10 the ertont
OF more than 90 per cent in the matter
of ireigh.s against those refusing TO enter
into the arrangement referred 10. The
parties aggrieyed have formed . COM
pany and obtained n charter for tho con-
struction OF pipe line from Horse.
Neck, on the Ohio river, 70 Petroleum.
on the Baltimore and Ohio, thres miles
from Laurel Junction. Now the stock
he's been subscribed, and the portion
from Volcsno 10 Petroleum Is TO be laid
Immediately. There is much feeling
manifested over this throughout our oil
region, the product OF which Is steadily
increasing.
Oar Circuit Court Is IN session, Judge
j. 81 Jackson presiding. The grand
jury has found siIty.one indictments.
chiefly for infraction of the liquor law,
and against the trail sisterhood, Tho
latter are skipping by dozens. An in
dictment has also been found against b.
L, Beesen, n steady, respectable farmer.
two miles above town, for adultery. Tho
general judgment credits this TO malice
on the part of complainant and witnes.
ses
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THE average annual production Of
lamp chimneys in Pittsburgh Is about
100000 dozen per year.
THs Keystone Chimney Worh have
sold in the four months they have run.
1900 boxes OF chimneys.
OLIPHASTs FURNACE, near Union
town, is in successful operation. turning
out the usual amount OF iron.
The Keystone Flint Manufacturing
Company report ten very large foreign
orders within the past two weeks
THE new works OF tho Jscobus X
Nimlck Manufacturing Company, man
ufacturers Of locks, lstchcs, cofies mills,
&c, trs funtipg.
THERE are twenty firms In Pittsburgh
engaged in the production OF tableware
aud lamp goods, whose aggregate an
nual production is b,lg9, $40 dozen pieces
PORTER, BELL Il Co. have completed
seven light locomotives since January !,
two Of which will be sent 10 Washington
Territory, making an aggregate OF i've
built for tha, Territory by the hrrn.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHISGTos, March 10.
HOUSE.

Mr. Robbins, from the Committee on
Ways and Means, reported substitute
Tor the bill to promote the deposit OF
savings in the Treasury aud the refund
ing of the national debt, which was re-
ferred to the Committee of the Whole.
The bill provides that for tho purpose
of retunding the outstanding six per
cent. bonds into bonds bearing lower
rate Of interest, any person may deposit
at any postal money order office, lawful
money of the United States, IL sums not
less than one dollar and shall be entitled
to receive, therefore, 8 postal money
order on the Treasury and that when
such money orders shsll be presented to
the Treaiury at Washington, they shsll
be entered to the credit of the depositor,
and when such deposits amounts TO fifty
dollars, they shall at the option of the de-
positor be convertible into four per cent.
ponds.
On motion of Mr. Springer, to-mor-
rows session was set apart for private
business.
The contested election case of Dean
vs.. Field from the Third District of Mas.
sachusetts was then considered.
After some discussion the Speaker said:
The Chair believes it his duty, though it
is very painful one, TO lay communlcs-
tion before the House. He then handed
to the clerk and had read telegram
from the Secretary of State announcing
the death in Havana of yellow fever OF
Hon. j. +. Leonard, of Louisiana.
Mr.. Ellis-I sm sure the an
nouncement Just made will carry
sincere regret TO every heart
that beats here and to those who knew
Judge Leonard well and who had oppor.
tunitieles to meet him socially, this an.
nouncement will carry very great sad.
ness. 1t is not my purpose now to enter
into any detailed account OF his life or
public services, nor TO eulogize those
shining virtues which bound him to
those who knew him well. At another
and more fitting occasion it will be my
duty to pay proper tribute to my late
colleague. l move, in respect to the
memory OF Judge Leonard, that the
House do now adjourn. The motion
prevailed and the House adjourned.
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city, from whence they will be distributed

city, from whence they will be distributed
along the road.
At a meeting Of the Democratic City
Central Committee last night it was re-
solved that next Tuesday be the day on
which to nominate city ticket. The
meeting will be held in Walkers Hall,
on Market street.
The Molly Msguires, last night, drew
a full house, and the business manager
got q good supply of lucre in his hands.
Some time last night he disappeared,
leaving the rest of the troupe behind.
Their hotel and other bills are unpaid,
and they have no money to pay them
with. They have been wandering around
town all day, not knowing what to do
with themselves. They we're billed for
Rochester, Pa, tonight, but have no
means of getting there. The name of
the manager Is Charles Forbes.
Mr.. John Orr and his son Robert re.
turned home to-day from Washing gton.
Mr.. Orr brought one of the new issue of
silver dollars with him. They look bet
ter than the Cir cinnsti Enquirer's picture
led Us to suppose.
Mr.. David Carman, of this city, while
at work in Dennison in clearing up
wreck on the Pan Handle, lost S25, near
ly all his months salary.
Rev. DR.. Lord will deliver series of
FIVE lectures at the Seminary in this city
on April 4th, 5th, 9th, Slh and 9th. His
first lecture will be on Great Benefsc-
tors"
Dunbar & Kithcsrt have removed their
law Office to Dunbsrs new block, on
Third street.
Miss Dsdie Foreman, of New Cumber-
land, Is in the city, the guest Of Miss Cora
McNes!.
A couple of fellows hired skiff from
Mr.. Jacob LASTLY, at the whsribost, YES.
terdsy, aud ran away with it. They were
heard from passing Wheeling.
Mr.. T.. n. Allen wishes US to state that
the parties who spread the report that he
was gong to be editor of a new paper in
the interests of the National party had
no authority TO do 80. He says he does
not take any stock IN any secret political
organizations.
Mr.. Nathaniel Wilson, an old and
esteemed citizen of this city, died at his
residence on Cssl Hill, yesterday even
ing. He will be buried tomorrow morn
ing at 1890 o'clock from the reaidence of
his nephew, in the Seventh ward.
Mr.. Hoge Preyor, editor Of the Ohio
Stdat, Zsitung, will deliver sn address to
the Nationals at Walkers Hall, Mon day
evening March 18th.
Before the Mayor of Dernison yester.
day, the young man named McAlerton,
who got away with Mr.. II. h. McFsd-
den's cane and sstchel some time since,
was bonded over to appear at the Com
mon Pleas Court of Tuscsrswas county
in the sum OF 5000.
The breach of promise suit which has
been in progress at Csdiz for some time,
in which Miss Hannah Nj. Frazier pray
ed for $4,000 damages from Mr. John.
A. Mansfield, was decided Thursday, the
jury rendering verdict of $1,000. The
plaintiff was represented by Hon. j. M.
Estep, OF Csdiz, and the defendant by
Trainer and Cook, of this city, and Tag
CART and Newton.
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ARLINGTON ESTATE.
D.c,sion OF Judge Hughes.

RICHMOND, March l5.-In the United
States Court to day, Judge Hughes rem
dered decision in the Arlington case,
sustaining the plaintiffs demurrer to
the Attorney G enersrs suggestion that
because the United States was indirectly
a defend ndant 10 the suit the court had nc
jurisdiction to try it. The ruling is that
if sovereign power intervenes IN ssuit
in which il is not 3 defendant on record
with the objection, that it cannot be
sued. The court will look into the
grounds of its right to intervene, and
that accordingly the government, In TIN;
suit, mus. stand upon the strength OF its
title and not uponits exemption from suit
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THE DEATH PENALTY.
Execution OF the Murderer OF josie
LangmaId.

CoSpoRD, n. H, March l5.-Joseph
Lspsige ala, Joseph Parish, was exc
cutsd in the State prison to-day, for the
murder of Josie A. Lsngmaid, aged
seventeen years, at Pembroke, on the 4th
of October, 1876. He confessed the muir
der of Miss Langmaid and Miss Ball, q
school teacher, at st. Albans, in 1874. La
paige passed the afternoon quietly, and
after confessing the crime seemed
greatly relieved. HIS confession of the
murder OF Miss Bail was quite minute,
and he indicated on map where be had
hidden some of the property taken from
Mis-. Langmsid. Warden Piilsoury
states that the confession of Lspaige tel.
egrsphed last evening to the papers was
bogus.
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STEUBENVILLE LOCALS.
The New York "Grapbic" Artist I'm
steubenvilIe-Dem Conven-
lion on Tuesday Next-Ihe Mana.
ger of the MOiiie Mcguire Troupe
Decamps-End Of Breach OF Prom.
ise Case.

Steubenville was favored with visit,
some time since, from the Graphic comic
artist, Norcott. While he was in our
midst he drew comic csricstures OF many
OF our prominent citizens. In his per-
ambulstions he fell into the company OF
that happy, good humored, free and easy
two hundred and fifty pound county
official, Clerk Coulter This same official
conceived the id an that he would like 10
get Up sn art gallery. For that purpose
he contracted with tha. above named
artist to take csricstures OF al!
The members of the bar. To-day
they were framed and hung up
IN the window of Mr.. I. VI. simpson, on
North Fourth street. They attracted the
attention ot every one. Old men, old
women, Young uen, young women and
children stopped to gaze and grin at the
we'll known features OF our legal fraterf-
ity. There sre cards distributed around
over the pictures with the titles, "Cierk
Coulter's cherubs," "COulier's Ar: Gal
lery." Bound for Heaven" etc, on them.
They slI have comic cast, but never
thsless represent the parties they are IN.
tended for perfectly. You can
notice some with rut!elnd yRs-
ges and expanded iorms, and
others with long, lsnk eI.remities AID
thin bodies, and some with long whlskers
sud hsir, some Of i. gray, some black
and some OF sn auburn" color. Others
have no whlskers ST all ssd not much
more hair, while most of the younger
portion hsve plenty o. hair on their
head and would like TO have some OF II
on their upper lip. Some Of them look
SD and some Jolly. Some also look s. /!
their clothes 1t them too quick and
others s. if they did lot 1T them st
all. Some of them have been Judges,
and some 'Squires, but py far the greater
number of them have been satisfied 10
serve their country in the capacity OF At
to.ney. st L.w. Take them sll in all
Steubenville and Jefferson county has DO
reason TO be ashamed OF them. You can
see intelligence in their festures, and de-
sire 70 serve their clients in the best man
ner possible.
The p. z. & 81. L. Railroad Company
have q contract with Robert Murdy, OF
Psrkersourg, for 10000 ties. The
s,ssmer hawk delivers them at the
Market stree! wharf in this city. Mr..
Samuel Robinson received the contract
for hauling. He is to deliver them at the
depot of the Panhandle company in thi.
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HIIJinVti Match.

NEW YoRk, March l5.-Tbe tnstch
between Ysnk Adams, the tngsr bill
liardisi, and Wm. Sexton accurred 70.
night. The conditions were that Adams
wa 10 make 700 points with bic fingers
while SEXTON made 1000 with cue.
The match was won by Adams In the
sity-hrst inning. leaving SeIton with
s34 points. Winners average, 81 lG 81;
losers, II IS. Adams largest ruhs--l04.
l22, 8O6. l.ll9. 10 and 1872 Serlonb
largest-Sj, III, li7. l0l and 100
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
"NOthing but Leaves"


Doerner s. Bender, Cumberland, Md,
failed. Liabilities $4,000 assets about
$4,000.
Marsh Harvester Company, of Sycs.
more, Iii. Liabilities 100000; assets
about SllO,0OO.
T. r. Rucken berg, cabinet maker, Chi
cago, failed. Liabilities sl2, 1000; assets
So. 800.
WiIism Russell, farmer Union county,
Ind, busted. Liabilities $4,000; assets
$1,000.
f. McGilIivray, lumber merchant, Of
taws, Ill. Liabilities $8300O assets
100000.
Newburyport Five Cent Bank Of
Massachusetts enjoined yesterday to pre-
vent sacrifice OF securities.
r. T. Blckner & Bro, cotton factors,
New Orleans, have failed.
Baldwin & Flagg, lat manufacturers,
Yonkers, n. Y, who failed sometime ago
and were given time by their creditors,
have susdended. Liabilities, $450,OOG
assets more than equal all claims.
l.. +. BsrivIse, tailor, Louisville, KY.
Liabilities, $4,000; assets, $500
A. j. Smith, Carlisle, Ky, busted.
J. T. Parker, Carlisle, Ky, tailed.
Liabilities, $1,000; assets, nothing.
Walker, Welsh & Co., bankers, Kan
sas, Indiana, failed on account Of run on
them.
Joseph Brown, farmer, Union City,
Indiana, failed. Liabilities, S6,OOOi assets
81, 1000.
Lewis Vsndiwere, butcher Hsrrods-
vile, kentucky, gone into bankruptcy.
Liabilities $1,000; no assets.
May s. Bros, druggists, Msyfeld, Ken.
tucdy, failed. Liabilities S2,l00; Assets
unknown.
J. B. Hill, grocer, Fort Wayne, lndi-
ana, busted. Liabilities between $4,000
and 5000; assets not given.
Henry Cushire real estate dealer, In.
di.nopolis, gone into bankruptcy; lis
blhties, $4,000; assets, Arkansas lands.
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SILyER CERTIFICATES
Text OF the Bill Agreed on by she
committee OIL Banking and Cur.

Tsxt of the Bill Agreed on Dy the
committee OIL Banking aud Cur.
Teney.
W.sHrNGToS, March l5.-The fol-
Iox,pg is the text OF the silver bullion
cs,,i6cs,e bill, agreed ou by the Com
,n,,,ee or Banking and Currency TO dsy:
Re- il enacted, ETC., That coin certid.
c.,s. Of the denominations o! $40 and
mpltlples thereof up to $1,000 may, in
inc mode herein provided, be exchanged
hy the seversl mrnts aud assay offices at
San Francisco, Denver, Boise City, Car
.on CIV, PhilsdeIphis, New York and
Nsw Orleans for the net value OF silver
bullion deposited thereat, and the bull
MOI, so received in exchange for said
roin certificates shall 1T all times
bs held and kept on hand for redenp-
ton of said certificates in silver. The
uIysr thus deposited shall be computed
~ said exchange st its coinage value at
the rate OF 4l23 grains standard silver to
the dollar, less the usual and lawful mint
cbsrges and charges for transportation
from the seversl assay offices TO the mint
for coinage. snt from the latter to the
sub treasures respectively : At which coin
certificates shall be payable.
Sic 2 That tor bullion deposits at the
mint. ct San Frsnci,co and Carson, the
com cerlidcstes provided Tor in this act
,a,u b. reiecmed on dem and st the
Office OF the assistant treasurer at San
Francisco. and for the bullion
deposited st the Philadelphia, New
York, Denver, Boise City, New Orleans
minu snd assay offices. The certificates
shall be redeemed st the Office of the AS
ss.snt Treasurer 1T New York, and 1t
shall be the duty OF the Secrettry OF the
Treasury TO cause the coin and mint bars
70 be transferred, after said bars are
stamped IS provided in the first section,
10 the Assistant Treasurer at New York
or San FrsnCisco, for the redemption of
t.s coin certificates Aforesaid, and said
coin certificates shall be receivable with
OF. Limit for sll dues to the United
S.ate.
SIC. 3. That the coin certificates 10 be
issued under this act shall be redeemed
on presentation either IN silver bars or
silver dollars, a. the option and con-
vsnienCe Of the Treasury.
SIC rhst the Secretary OF the Tress-
ury shs! cause sad certificates author
ikd by this act TO be prepared and
delivered 10 the mints and assay offices
aforesaid, ss part of the bullion fund,
and from which fund deposits snail be
exchanged as coin or coin certificates at
the option 0! the depOsiior.
SEC .. Thsl the fine or standard silver
bars author 4 to be issued by this act,
,hsll be stamped according to thoir sne-
meas, weight snd vslue, and the value Of
The silver bsrs shall be computed &C
eording 10 their coming value in dollars,
and the Secretary Of the Treasury is
hereby required to prescribe the neces-
'sry regulations Tor carrying this act
into effect.
The vote in the Banking and Our
'sncy Committee on the bullion certf-
csiei bill was as follows: In favor of re.
porting II for passage, Buckner, Ewing,
Harlzell, Bell, Yates and Phillips-6;
and against IT, Hsrdenberg, Esmes and
Caiiierden-3. Hart was absent and
DID lot vote.
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Ohio LegisIature.

COLUMBUS, March l5.-In the Senate
bills were introduced to forbid the sale,
of mineral oils for Illuminating purposes
of less fire test than l30 degrees; to for.
bid persons taking charge OF steam boilers
who are without certificate: as to com.
potency and to authorize the Association
OF Engineers TO issue such certificates; tC
give local option in the matter Of liquor
traffic to villages and to authorize Cincin.
nati to issue S2000,OO0 worth of bonds to
complete the Southern Railroad.
In the House q bill was introduced 10
purposes
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Dartmouth College Trouble.

HAxovER. y. T. March l5.-Oi the
three students arrested for hszrug with
intent 70 Kill, oily one succeeded in get
ting bsil. Another goes 70 recitation
with the keeper. Their trials will take
plsce AondGy. Warrants have been Is
sued for the Sophomores. A rumor pre-
walls tnat several others will be obliged
70 leave The college. The matter has
been DELAYED by the dissersenent anon z
the Faculty a. 20 the proper action.
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AN IOWA HORROR.
Murder md Arson,

FORT MADISON, March l5.-The house
VI =. henty eraser, livisg four miles west
" iAls city, was burned last night about
sslohighs. The neighbors seeing the
afe rushed to the rescue, but too late TO
ave Ar. and Mrs. eraser, whose bodies
,s rs'e almost burned TO crisp. From sll
"e evidence, they had both been
:. .ufuefed, which was the verdict
q IN. .ne Cofoners jury to-day. Mr.,
s,. olasef and wife lived alone. He was
sNse wealthy, and was thought to have
considerable sum OF money in the
use. z revolver which was not the
,OPefty OF Mr.. eraser was found near
80 80 Oodles, with one barrel discharged
u tne hammer raised. The outside
STVs S lock, when found, was unlocked
!, A'ch showed that they were no, locked
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HAYES AND TEMPERANCE.
The President Dismisses n Treasury
Auditor for Drunk enncss

speeial Dispatch TO the Boston Herald.
WISulSGToS, March l2.-The Presi-
dents extreme opinions on the use OF in
tS1icsing drinks are understood TO be
!ie ieunder.ying cause Of the sudden retire
aeni Of First Auditor Mahsn of the
treasury, who has held the office Tor
hrly forty years. Mshsn has been 8
Mshta and excellent officer, but he oc-
e"onSlly drank a good deal, and was
sAe other day reported to Hayes IS having
Oeen Ieea intoxicated. Hayes at once
n0'iaed Secretary Sherman thst Mahan
ought no. 20 be retained, snd, SIS the
secretary is anxious 10 make places for
new men in the treasury, he st once gave
hAhSn his walking papers.
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Roumania ASKS for Damages.
The WHEAT CROP.
How it Looks Around Parkersburg

PARKERsBuR RG, March li.-The wbeai
in this SECTION looks unusually well for
thi. season Of the year, and promises An
abundant crop. The warm weather dur
ing the psst few weeks has started the
grass 70 growing nicely. The farmers
are very busy with their spring work,
and more plowizg has been done already =
than Is usually done so early in the
spring. All kinds Of fruit promises well
50 FAR, although fears sre entertained
thA, it may vel BE- injured.
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DOOrkeeDer Polk

WARRINGTON, March l5.-The House
committee on Civil Service Reform in
'e'hssilng the affairs of Colonel Polk,
uOofkeeper of the House of Representa-
"'ss, have agreed upon report, by 8
NOte Of seven against three, charging him
Win violations OF the law snd loose man
Asenent Of his Office in the matter of his
appointment, and recommend his re-
noysl.
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shot at Dr. I.sAoyss.

NEW York, March ID "A bill has
been introduced in the Pshnsylvsnl.
House Of Representatives which makes
cremation Of the human body misde-
meanor. and provides for nns Of not
lsas than Eve hundred nor more than
one thousand dollars. With imprnon psnt
and makes i. the duty Of cobstsbiss,
.heriHs and other officers 10 enioue the
act under Benslty Of prosecution.