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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-14
A Scared Couutryman.


On last Thursday night the proprietor
of Cosby's hotel, st. Louis, detected
gas leak and traced It to room No. 2.
occupied by a countryman. The pro-
prietor raped up the occupant, who,
however, could not be made to under
stand about the gas and would not allow
the proprietor to come into the room.
The latter was urgent, and his rural
guest, who, as 1t afterwards transpired,
had a couple of hundred dollars with
him, soon grew alarmed at. his evident
intention to get in. He was totally
devoid of smell and had been accustom-
ed only to candles and could not under
stand what the landlord was talking
about, and finally became persuaded
that the intention was to rob him, he
first warned the landlord and then fired
seven shots in rapid succession In the
direction of the landlords voice, each
bullet going through the door. BY the
time the firing ceased the landlord was
down stairs. Arguing that the lodger
was probably now out of ammunition, he
PShSu"ucu IhS uiBub ClcTh w 20 up anu
explain matters. The night clerk listen
ed at the door and thought he beard the
boarder loading up. He knocked gently
and then skipped to one side. In answer
to fierce Who's there" the clerk
commenced mild suggestion about
turning off the gas, but the bullets began
to rain in so thick and fast, that, follow
ing the example of his employer, he
hastily took refuge below. A couple of
police officers next appeared, and opened
up a conversation with the belligerent,
relative to the escaping gas. Their
overture being met by threats, the door
was broken open, and the countryman
was discovered sitting on the bed with
out his apparel, reloading navy revol-
yer. He at once claimed the protection
of the officers, and complained that the
hotel people bad been trying all night
to break into his room. He was much
surprised to find nobody hurt and very
much disgusted when the gas was
explained to him. He professed his
determination whenever he went to a
tavern again to take candle with him.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-14
Almost Young Again.

"AIy mother was afflicted a long
time with Neuralgia and dull, heavy
inactive condition of the whole system;
headache, nervous prostration, and was
almost helpless. No physicians or med
icines did her any good. Three months
ago she began to use Hop Bitters, with
such good effect that she seems and feels
young again, although over 40 years old.
We think there is no other medicine fit
to use in the family. PA lady, in Prov
idence, II. /. 42
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-14

g. Our Devil says that the list of
marriages in the newspapers ought to
be put under the head of . Ring
Frauds" His girl has probably gone
back on him.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-14
DIR. WHITTIER,

No. sOs Penn Street. Pittsburgh, Pa,
Continues to afford reliable special treatment OF
fIlynte and Urinary Diseases. Perfect cure
Buaranteed. hperinatOrrh0ea or Seminal Weak
nsss resulting from selfabuse or sexual excess
producing nervous debility. night emissions. de-
spondency, dizziness, dii1ness OF srht. piinples
81 the lace, weakness Of mind and body, and
finally impotency, loss OF sexual power. sferIiity
etc. uniting the victim for marriage or business
and rendering life miserable, are permanently
cured IN shortest possible time Conorrheas.
fleet Structures, al Urinary diseases and Syph.
GERS In the mouth throat or on other parts of the
body, are perfectly cured, and the blood poison
thqronghly, eradlcated from the system. DIR
WHITTIER Is regular graduate OF medicine. as
his diploma at office shows his life long special
experience in all private diseases, with purest
medicine prepared BY himself, enables him to
cure difficult cases after others fail--lt Is sefey
dent that physician treating thousands OF cases
every year acquires great skill The establish
ment is central and retired, ard so arranged that
patients see the doctor 0uly. Consultation and
correspondence private andfree. Pamphletssent
sealed for stamp. Medicines sent evefywhere-
Hours 8 a. M. TO 4 2. NJ, and 9 P. NJ. 70 SP. M.
should read the
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-14
MARRIAGE AND HEALTH GUIDE.

IA pages, fne Illustrations price 20 cents. A
book for private. careful reading by both sexes
married or single, explaining wonders and mys.
teries0 Of sexual systemf reproduction, marriage
lmpediments etc., causes, consequence and cure
Sold az 0lice or by mall, sent securely sealed on
receipt q price in money or postage stamps Adj
burgh. Pa. W4sI Iv
, 1879-04-26
BUTLER UNIVERSITY.
Two of the Instructors to 1}o Discharged
hccnnae Tho1r Religious Tonnts do Not
Hold Iond III tho CulipEs.

Two of tile Instructors to 1so discharged
Eccnuso Their Ns,Ixtous Tonot. In Nat
uolu t,ool Ia TIM t,.,l,,rr.
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INDIANAPOLIS, lua., Apri! a5.-I. ha. leaked
out Tonight that, ut meeting of tho Trustees
of Butler University hold last night. M order
wns mascd tnut hcr.aft.r t},, .n,,ro f.r,,tv
s,,n,,,1 I ",,,a"s ~ 49,, nv sMsa1 ,' 'asass
The denomination to which, the College owes It's
a!legMneo urtl support. This cuts OIL ., 8,
,Tnrlnn. Professor nj Nnt,,r,, s,tcrcru ,,vI
sSIss' uo-rIi ~, t,,,, .,t."t, ~ T,u,s.,' "',.
'l.'s . 's4'"', " 'no @'!a'i u EhE's"
Literature, the formor being mcm-
her Of Plymouth Congregational Church,
u,u1 tn fattnr of III, Eourth Il, +ha
, 1879-04-26

.Iames II. Crowne, charged with receiving
property atnfcn from "hirs. llenssngcr, M. l34
Nnrth t3Eoun street, was held tn tho Criminal
Court yesterday by Justice HcuI!y In bonds Of
$t,W0.
The ticket oillco OF tho Chicago, Burlington d.
Quincy ltaroad ut tho rttsburg. Chicago T. st.
Loua crossing was broken into ycstcrda y, asd
nearly $50 ato1en, ts,gctl!cr With some tickets
belonging 10 tile Panhandle Rond.
Lattte Clay smashed Mneg!c Carroll In the
head with brick. She said tfat Maggie Ind
t,con too fresh With Mr.. Clay. The charge was
r'Iungeu from deadly assault to dIsor1crly coll
tlurt, nm! Just!ce Footc considering The pioyota
fton, anud tho hoistcrous Lottic 50,
Inst "Wednesday Canadian, whose namo
slorchn,.ts' !totpl, Garner of Clark aud Lake
streets, TO Nu.l0 Clark street, nl!l was 8wfndIpd
nut of $3.50 cash. Tile "Dutch Ilo!d- Out u ana
.'asi'es Cont,erton. Two wcll'knowu confidence
operators. were Auepeetetl for tile 1ob but they
were not fonud lIor uryestul.
.Ia,ncs Winters, who claImed to lsaye bccu rs.
saulted by hfRhwaysncn at thu corner vi N!nc.
| tce'th nnl stutc stfccts, ia mt the Board of
Ir1du 'nntl l'u rn!ned to he, but IL unly II ro.le
htui petty saitiblcr. Nor WIS he assaulted by
!n = bagnio Ut NJ. ISL stato Street, kept bI
Nelltc, hmih. The ho.ao was paled Tor dis.
orderly euutuct, asnl yesterday ,ha keeper was
| hhe" So h'A Elk ahle H1htcS $au caell.
Last Thursday Mrs. NJ. j. Fcssles, of No. 4I5
.1ctleEsua street, hAd her pttekut picked mar tr
| corner Ut CluTk md llanloipli strcuts of Il
1f'ckstt!"k co1tainlng check fur 500 a,ul 35 Iii
cash. Yesterday alrs. II. j. jIncOlt,, Of Wjx
cnnsln, had har i'uckes pskcl af su,all sum ,,t
| money Ut tlu haniu I0fut. Policeman victur
Schumacher arFchleI upun suspicion for lhe
!hcft four young buys nalncl Thomas .Ioll,,suu,
William Couuof4, fsanx Jotrs, mil jo!,u llya,I.
II hegIus to look us ii thcsn put,ac,ous ruh.
berries wGru only II he stopped by tittle sum.
injury lynct,ins. Al 10 o'cl1ck last niuht twu
yol!.,g men with hallkerchIcfa nyer sfc,v tarcs
suddenly c,'tuTra tho drug g'storuut T. D. Roccts
u NJ. lUa tottugt tiruYa ayouc, only few iuurs
away from lt.t pullr9 statlull, Mlll presented
IeynlYcrs ut the heads VI this minutes. 'Tlc
latter lAalln II tlutcrmtncd sl,ow at Resistance
atIa tlc rul,hvss rau uIf without segurIlg ulty
| plumber. l}uth were yultng lIleu uuout IL yeata
9t aye, rall'er uudcr stature, Allu wers well
| dressed.
Arrests: Thomas Deedy, identified for cum.
pltrt5 ~ F'hbinE Jatues tlaFT!s' 1ook.storu u.
Wess Lake street. fur which Ehrtatophur saul
~ already unlsr arrest; Mary MoEEHssy, causht
aisai"k ~ "ld eoat !rom housu ou the uralul
boulevard, neaF ThIrtY.t|ttl street; Charles
J4Asqll GAAEgtt! with laiu theft Ut snlna books
from y alker d Koestee, saloon kecpers; Hannah
buckley, lnsane, mud Anutu Hoover. half breed
ffosn allunesota, who Ii partially demcuted; j.
y. Spencer, who attempted to lecture ut thu
corner Of Clark and Madison streets, upon the
new Courthouse, ami who tore tic coat OF 4
county officer Who tried to hsrest htm; Ba,uuel
, 1879-04-26

There WAS only one new case OF scarlet fever
reported yestertlaY.
III. AItpetcr, Alddr1uan.elccs. qualified yea.
terday BY taking the oath Of ottee.
The City Treasures yesterday received $7b3
from tho Collector. k9,13o.?u from tho Water
Department, aud $i,4io from the Comptroller.
saehn Bros. yesterday took ont permit to
erect two thrce.stor5 brick storek and buildings
at Nos. 1918 and losu Milwaukee Avenue, 10
cost ti,1O1 each.
Tie Department Of Public Works yesterday
advertised for proposals for lighting certain
streets with oil, In obedience 10 an ordinance
passed tho 18th inst.
Samuel Engle, who wants 10 be Alderman Of
dcrositions in his b propused m contest Tnesdsy W y
morning at tho City Clork'. otttcc. 1lo pro
poscs to sflow TINT over 15O fraudulent votes
were cnst for Aid. Ballard, he says, ulnl it te 10
be hoped TINT he will he as diligcnt In prose-
cutting them, the vutcrs. afterward fur Illegal
voting, as hu has buen for several years in try.
tCE to bc Alderman.
, 1879-04-26

Tile currency disbursements yesterday wero
S7ll,O00.
l.ctund!ng certificates to the amount OF Sc, 100
were suld yesterday.
Collector Harvey has sent out $500 notices
telling interested persons that the Government
specIal tax On liquor and cigars will be duo and
payable On the 1st Of May.
Tie tutcrnal-rcyenue secotpts yesterday
amounted 10 9374A17, Of which amount
spirits paid 1D,455.80; tobacco and cigars.
sl,620; bees, ISL 81; exports on 750 barrels Of
spirits, SIS; and special licenses, 51,2l0.
The testimony in the IIclmlolz case WIS all In
9lodgctt adjourned Ills Court until this morn.
ng, when the arguments Will be heard Tile at-
torneys TOT the dcfcuse arc Charlcy Reed md
Col. tuessen.
Roos, the Post Office watchman, arrested some
months ngo for rubblug tic nnt1s will hare to
watt In Jail until the Grand Jury passea On bis
ease. AS the tiFlnd Jury does not meet until
noxt November, i,e will have to wait over year
and q holf to be tried.
Some doubts having arisen Us to the amount
of boIda required under the now law OF rectifl-
ers engaged In mixing or compoundfnH only,
aud having no rcdtslilltnG apparatus. Collector
Harvey yesterday tctegraptIcd ti,u Con,snts-
stating tlat rcct!lcrs, dunplnE not to cxcceil
twenty barrels OF pro0f' spirits O month would
he rcNutrctl to give bonds to the amount OF
$500 {t,e ,ninmlun,) mud for every barrel rcc.|-
tict1 IN addition to twenty per month, $o5 Is to
he "tlae'l to the penalty Of such bond. Thus, II
recslflcr dunipa 100 6artels Of proof splrts his
bunu would be $3.50.
spcctal-Arent itinos ycstertlay received some
further Instructions from Secretary Sherman, in
relation t0 tfle importation of English u,ul Cam
t.. atun eoptes =. Of American r eonysents lle va.
ulisly, anil to bring ali ttolntoss of tho inv tn
, 1879-04-26

Tho Committee on Public servtca Yesterday
audited an.l ordered tho payment Of fcw bills.
Tho County Treasurer yesterday busted him
self pay!ng tho May coupons IN the old Cook
County bonds.
The prisoners indicted by the Mnrch Grand
Jury will be tried next wcck,-jall cases having
the preference.
The Grand Jury Yesterday returned ten true
bills agaust minor offcnGurs. The Cases against
the "itcket acapers u were considered, but no
result was reached.
Tie Joint Committee on Public Buildings md
Public Service Yesterday resolved tlLAt Sexton
should hAyo hls cxtrns, mud, by yotc OF 10 4,
letter presented b. Commissioner Eurtng was
recommended 10 tho Iluarh to b. sent to sexton,
notifying hin that he could ~ ahead with the
assurA.co that he would be paid. Tic usual
clatrt1ap about how 1t would cost more to make
chunGe now than to let Sexton pull his chest
nuts mt Of the Orc was tndulGcd IN, asd-such
Ia tile irony At fate-slr. Sexton will get his e1-
ira 10 per tlousat,tl In tic intertat Ut economy
and good government.
, 1879-04-26

In our auction coamns Ut to.1ay'a paper will hu
found TIC advertisement at thu Yru4t auc!on salu
Ut the furniture Of thu st. Jaues llnte, Chicago,
comprising The Uulht Ut Il tras-cla.s lotvl OF .0U
Euoals. 4 spunlht chancs 10 furnish up. The
sale Il mata BY Ficrshvtu,, Harker 4 Gu, fur Col
|. N. Bi1unR, and IL petcmptory,
, 1879-04-26

nHAAk4Ns
r. nY MsfY sn1 Gtaa; a spg,ts. at h..s'
81 IlisI. wifn of Charlss j. int -'' '''' '"''a
~ Funeral ff.n hcr lats rcstid1ce, Ira Fasrcst., on
~, son1 sn!'sla's La'sc'se County w's. papers
nKAuEN-At hs rcadencc. 81 FnrrelI.st, Of pneu.
nt',la Arrli ~, At 8:a0 p M. JOHN T.. usagea, aged
The funeral will takc place on Sunday, Anr ~. At
10 II. nn.. by carr!ages IL Calvary. ~
el.town County of Cnrk fCol4ls.
Fnnerh on saturday At 70 ociock. from hta slatcr'a
resItcHcn. Mrs. Mari WA1sh, ilJ flhbard.At. IL IT,
stcphend Church. tHcncc by cars to calvary Cemetery
trSC1-At her retl.Ience, n Eeat Ertcst., Of con.
tunlptnn. Jenny wtfU Of John lynch, nxcu 10 years
FnnGrn b5 cassto cafasY SUNDAY. Apti u. Friends
IsEAn.At camp.on, Kaae County. H.. eApr,t IL,
aaTal' E(!s4hctn Head. daughter Of tho iao Ephatt
lteall, aged III years aud months.
lEE-n this city April u 1871. At MIA residence e11
s"t Me"t SnTeoss H H. beIamIn Is L Ifs aeed q yssts
1911.
r. Now York City. milwaukee,. Dostou. and chtca.
QutNLAS-At hs rcadtnce. 1910 r,utterne,d. st., on
tbs 23h tnat Timothy Qunlan. nstiEo OF County tip
ptfAry, Ireland. aKeh III Jcnrs.
f49ers1 " % ears 70 Calvary, SUNDAY. April p.
pleNse crpJ.
Ssi!Tlt-The burial of George l., Smith, wfb died On
MHrch l. will thko plecc from ynlt ii nskwo Cenie
tory. IN Sunday. Apr27 nt3p III. Friends inyied ID
EH- Evening and Sunday morning papers please cony
, 1879-04-26

claims to extraordinary durability have boon thor
onghlr tested II Il printed In hanfanne designs.
ahtl told BY al! caYpot-dealors. AZ Inferior ina.
lions are on tho market. tho word "ttnotcum"
10 un tho back Of every squAto yard.
, 1879-04-26

Hotel Reduction. -Astns House, Now York. the
oldest and best hotel. Inns reduced the price Of
rooms to meet tie popular dcms nds Of the travel
INK public: Tho hnHse Will bn conducted npon
the tnmG liberal principle hcrotufuFt and every
ono mnde to fcc1 Al homr,
, 1879-04-26

A serY due col!retlon Of osicntat Fu.ssaa mats.
khnfassau, D4aAist4n, Tiran, Gordcs, aud s1uyr.
III, low exhibited by tho Chicago Carpet Con,pany,
Wubash avenue and MonFoc attse&. to ba sold much
bcloW fornps pElCes,
, 1879-04-26

Under The cdgos Of your yetyet carpets sprinkle
Buck Il lenynce's '*htotA Powder
, 1879-04-26

-... CAVrl0AARY 49,.
ns. rtce's Cream Hiking Powder IL not sold In
bulk. Sold only In cans securely labeled.
, 1879-04-26

DRUNKENNESS,
Dr. D'Unges, dacoTeF Of tbs e!nchons enro 10,
drunkenness cures all cAsea. Room 81 Palmer
uuuss.
, 1879-04-26

Fon TIE PROTESTANT ORPHAN ABrLuM.
Mention has been tnaloin THE TRIBUNE OF The
proposed grand military entertainment nj Nc
ytvkcr's next month for the benefit ind under
tile auspices Of the Protestant Orphan Asylum.
Mr. Allrlch, who recently superintendent the
production Of tho entertainment Ut milwaukee,,
a.nt who has been requested to lnko clIarge OF
Its production here. has been in the city scytra
days making Ills arrangements, md Is uow ab1a
to Giyo considerable detnito information not
ubtainablo When tue previous urtlcle appeared.
The entertainment itself is to bc what might BIZ
called III Illustrated 1ecturo, thu Illustrations,
sccrcs md Incidents III tho War at tho RcLell-
ton. The first performance will bd given May
~, and The cntertasnmVnt will run for
SIX nights. with Two ulatinccs. Mr. Al
tlrlClI IL In rectrt OF communications
from The beat readers ,und singers In the cltY.
proircrIng ,l.clr srrEte3s u ad 1t tilu undcrtaE-
Ing, ntd as soon as hu makes lis selections tl'e
programme will oo printed, with tho proper na.
ucople to give the performance, Or 2,4o0 persons
fur the whole Esck. as tEc characters aro to be
changed nightly. Ouo prominent feature oI
tho entertainment will l'c the compctitlyu drill.
Regiment. Two from tIse Secontl. nnd t~o iron,
the sixth Datialion, thus cIy!ng drill by sonlo
ono coInpuoy eyery hight. I'ho prlze, tl,s char
acter ut which has nut vet hceM decided upon,
VIII W NHlEutA ~ ctQ3G VI lllG HEGks lllEFH
will a!so he, u company On, guard duty
about tho theatre every night, q uast
bung stationed IN front Ut tlle building, part In
the lobby. aud the rest Inside The house. The
various Grand Army posts In this city hayo
joincd hals in the ,nattcr, And Will take Charge
1T the decoration OF tic theatre from tap to
bottom rlth l!ags, bunting, evergreen, etc. A
field piece Will bu planteA In front ot the house,
und thcra will be a dnzzlng pyrosechu!c display
erYeIy night from t'e root. Company G, First
Regiment, which Is naturally barred out Ut the
| holds tic unuIspNtcA claim to tic chalabio.l-
| slip will, however, Eive an exhibition drill somo
Tins 'luring tt!e weeks run ot tile entcrtatnrncnt,
which will Iunu ot ts prominent fcatures. What
With drills. scenic representations Of army llfrt
rccitaiioMs VI Whr poenis Mlrl prosu selections,
Mntl tlle singing Of stirring war songs, tbs ell-
tcrtnllrnent PROMISES to be IN unusually inter-
csttns une, and wlll no doubt attract largu
alIluuccs butA frum lta Inherent merits R,lt!
tic lact tt,At the proceeds aru to be devoted to
The aid vi ONE ot Chlcago's most deserving char.
ltahfg Institutions.
, 1879-04-26

4 toos. cloth, Ltuoleam, l. now being manufae.
turod, composed 9! cork. making 4 clesu. aoft,
very handsome, aad durable 4Qos-seseslug. IL
, 1879-04-26

tca,ly against having thcir futcscst damaged
simply far t|,c cake of helping honle poof prop
er,5 Immediately north Of them.
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HallOWeIl Local News.

We learn that several fast horses are exer-
cised every pleasant day on the level stretch
across the ''Plains" between this city and Au-
gusta. and considerable rivalry is apparent
among the sporting fraternity. 1t is said that
Mr.. Luke Leighton has a promising two
years old colt that gives evidence of speed
and bottom rarely exhibited on the turf by
one young. and in these contests for the
lead generally gives her competitors more
than they bargain for. There are also other
fine animals in the ring.
Another snow storm on Saturday last.
winding up with severe blow during the
night, blockading roads leading to the coun-
try, and left our streets and sidewalks In such
condition as to give the "shovel brigade" an
opportunity for vigorous exercise.
The temperance meeting in the Baptist YES
try on Sunday evening was well attended, and
the exercises throughout were interesting,
and no doubt profitable to all. The next
meeting will be held in the Methodist vestry
at , o'clock, on Sabbath afternoon next.
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HS+- SUFFERERS from headache constipat-
ed bowels, inward piles, costiveness, tevers,
torpid liver, yellowness of the skin and eyes,
Indigestion. dyspepsia, and all arrangements
of the internal viscera, are cured by
''Swayne's Tar and Sarsaparila Pills" In
like many other purgatiyes. they do not irri-
tate the stomach and bowels by frequent use.
They keep the system in healthy condition by
a-ousing the torpid liver to healthy action and
expeling bv the bowels and kidneys the mat
ter that posons the foundations of life. BE
particular to obtain "Swaynes Pills" Price
- cents Il box at all leading druggists. Geo.
c. Goodwin 4 Co., Wholesale Agents, Bos-
ton, Partridge Bros, Augusta.
spnl ntpnlN wifi
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relative to the Boston 4 Maine Railroad; an
act to make valid the doings of the Oqu0ssoC
Angling Association; an act To extend the
time for taking smclts in the Penobscot river
and its tributaries; an act to incorporate the
Lewiston and Auburn Telegraph Co.
Adjourned.
PETITIONS, BILLS, &c, Presented AND RE-
FERRED.
By Mr.. JOKES OF Lewiston -Remonstrancr of ID
H. Strout and 1871 Others of the Lewiston Reform
Club of Lewiston, against the druggists bill re
ferred TO the Committee ON Temperance.
Bv Mr.. RUSS of Deer Isle--Pcttion of !. I. Has
ford and % Others of Georgetown and vicinity. for
protection of shore Fisheries; referred to the Com
mittee on Fisheries.
Ry MIR FENNELIY of VT. Descrt-Bill an act ia
prohibit the taking of HOLSTERS between July 18th aud
Sept. 18th; also petition Of William Law;on aud .!
Others of fremont for Il law TO prohibit the taking
of Holsters between July ln.h and sept. 10th; re
ferred to the Committee ON Fisheries
Bv Mr.. fENLEE of Waldoboro'-R emons.rance of
Mcdonald Lodge of Good Templars and others,
against the druggists bill; referred to the Com
mittee on Temperance.
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MAINE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
MONDAY, Jan. 81

MONDAY, Jan. 81.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Papers from the House were disposed Of in
concurrence.
On motion of Mr.. NINToN. pending its sec
ond reading, the bill an act to incorporate
the Maine Ice Company, was laid on the table.
Mr.. VINToN, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, reported Legislation inexpedent upon the
order, relating TO requiring magistrates to
make their warrants rcturnable before the
nearest magistrate; also ought not to pass, ON
bill an act to amend chap. & sec. - of the re-
viscd statutes, concerning the sale of lands
for taxes also ought to pass on bill an act to
repeal chap. 232 of the laws of 1874. relating
to taxes. Laid on the table to c printed.
MIR. THOMPSON. from the Committee on
Education, on petition that the town of
Gouldsboro' be reimbursed for loss sustained
in 1873 for alleged non-conturmity to the
school laws, reported resolve in favor OF
the town of Goldsboro'. Printed under rule.
READ AND ASSIGNED.
Bill an act to make valid the doings of Mer-
rill Plantation, Aroostook county; bill an act
to make valid the doings of Millbridgc in
building "A school house: bill an act to make
valid the doings of the town of Mortified.
Washington county; bill an act to make valid
the doings by which Wade Plantation was or
gained; bill an act relating to scire facas
bill an act to exempt the Lewiston and Au-
burn Railroad Company from taxation; re-
solve in favor of James Cousins .Jr ; resolve
in favor Of Frederick Thurlough; resolve to
facilitate the settlement of the public lands {:
bill an act to authorize the erection of dams
and booms in the Androscoggin river; bill an
act to repeal an act concerning Tickerel fish
ing in certain ponds in Fryeburg; bill an act
to change the name of Eta :. Fillmore to
Eta :. Winslow; an act to prev mt the de-
struction of smelts in the Mcdomak river and
its tributaries: bill act relating to the serv-
ing of precepts by sherifs.
PASSED TO De ENGROssED.
Bill an act to incorporate the Circuit Court
Law Library Association; bill an act to re-
peal chapter 209 of the private and special
laws of 1876; bill an act relating to the
Union Water Power Company.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
Bill an act to change the name of George
4. Frye.
Bill an act to authorize the county of An
droscoggin to procure loan for the purpose
of funding its floating debt and temporary
loan.
On motion of Mr.. THOMPSON of Knox,
Adjourned.