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New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
NnTES OF THE CANVASS.

In the Jst Westchester District d. O. Brad
le, mas been nom inai i"d for ne Assembly
District Attorney Tpnney of brooklyn adj
dr.-sei very large meeting 70 tne Gr4ua Opera House
Ecwark under tine .uruicts 0t Tue st NO,-rs Assoe
alton. ON saturday night
Al the meeting Of the Garfield and Arthur
C,nua,gn CIub ~ the XV,h Assembly District, eaur-
dav avon NJ. "a rcsoluuon was adopted approving the
ISlr,ult si.s made by the Il publican County C"nveu-
u...
The Anson c. McCook association of the
VIIIth CONGRESSIONAL District, will hoda Hestlng at No.
10 .ixfnave this -y.ning rafv the nomination of
General NcCcok. General Grurg- W ia mrr. ColOLti
Henri Beonry ana II. A. Matthew's VIII deliver ad-
The Republicans of Essex County, n. j.,
are arranging Tor grand tariff aemon.tfon 10 he held
AT Newark on Friday afternoon. All the uniformed
clubs o the county numbering about 1000 men. Will
purricuatc ana every trade viii oc .cpreet .icd ia tc
PROCESSION. The business men and manufacturers VIII
pirade n business suits and Will carry canes.
A report has been circulated that Messrs.
Kerhs & spie-s manufacturers A. Fifyfourth-s-
and secondave had informed the enIire force of en-
ployes numb ring between I.5OO and 1000. tna IN "
1yonid be xpected % vote he Republican ticket ~eY-
aro of the wnrkmcn tyuy TINS statement, and assert
fhaf the finn has atcn led 20 dicta" nov they
4 l-ltp
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
FOREIGN NOIES.

LONDON. oct "a. 1850.
Tn. French OnaG{ Gd=e0e Will publish de-
.ro. an Monday coqvokins the Chambers on Ncvom-
Der >.
The strike Of miners in Denain is becoming general
considerable number Of troops stationed in the VI
oiulty t. preserve order.
ST JoHN n. b., Oct 24-rhe British Agricultural
Deleraiion returned this evening from trip the
Upper e. John. They Will visit the Eastern District
next w.ek.A violent northeast wind with rain RACED
iast n,oht and this mrrning. Slight damage done
IN tpncos trees m lgpoles sgnboaris cJc. but II IS
teara,l mere have orpn disa~te the hay The
steamer Fewn. before reroried ashore at Newcastle,
Grand Lake. was hauled OF without damage.
ST JoHNs. y. F., Oct. 23.-Nrws has beeu received
from Cam Island Indian Island. 10 the eject tHat
the nrst named locality mas proved exceedingly rich IN
Dpuer and tuc second IN lead and s.lycr.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
THE EVIDENCE AGAINST MR. TRUAX.

THE EVIDENCE AGAINST NR. TRUAX.
7 N. po~CuER REITERATEs HIs CHARGES AGAINST
The DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR JUDGE OF
THE SUPERIOR COURT.
To the EdftOr Of Thc tribune,
SIR: have seen IL the morning papers Of to-day
the report of what is called committee appointed TO
investigate the charges against Mr. G. II. TruaX.
With the statements TO the conduct Of Mr.. TruaX
since the dissolution Of our firm have nothing do
Int with tine charges made Dy me have, and they
were as follows That Mr.. TruaX received money from
a client with which to pay taxes, and appropriated
the greater part Of II to his use, and made no
retlrn; that he collected money belonging 10 NE
and kept it for a year and half telling all the
time that he had not yet collected il; that he col
lected int rest money and appropriated il to his own
use. and for winch the firH was sued, and which
was compelled to ana did pay, because Of my la
blllty as partner.
Tins investigating committee gave me no notice
Of lts meetings, nor aid Il 10 any manner invite me
10 flrus NV proof and faIl 10 that the re-
mort pr hlishrd to-day tt .se charges. Nor DO
understand how charges can be properly lnyestl
gated without permitting the accuser I" luTnsh the
evidence on wi .ch the charges are based.
The documentary evidence, receipts, cheeks sum
mona and complaint, accounts. efc. are where
ca,iuot reach them on Sundav--thc time OF writing
tIis commuuicsti ion-but on Monday | viii give to
the pr. 50 or to any resDOAsl dc committee the eV-
dunce. - =, D i; ~ ~" NiiHn-
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
FORLTGN AEH S.
THE sultan STILL YIELDING.
l. H.. B.

THE SULTAN STILL YIELDING.
rr-LCIGNO 10 BE SURRENDERED WITHIN FIVE DAYS.
LoND0N Oct. -. IssO.
A Reuter- telegram from Constantinopie says
that Germany hes PROPOSED to Aus ria and France Ger
tam identical measures OF pac.d character for the
srcedy settlement Of the DUlcGno question The sultan
has ordered RIA Pacha unier any cumstaEces t0
surrender Duc quo WITHIN 1ve days There axe fresh
ncrences however As 20 the road by Whlch the Mon
tenerr,ps -iau advance Dulc quo ldzt PacIa -
uud.rt Srf To Gordon around DuclguO To pre-
v+t an Albanian invasion. In obedience % The POrtrs
orders 10 RIA PacuI surrender DurguO, the Quo
man Comm has withdrawn several conditions 20
which MOutene-TO objected, itaDy those relating 10
me rptpu-iou IF the TlrkI-h Ig ug vessels and
Inc maintenance OF Turkish laws ~ tnc Du ciguO Cis
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
CRIMES AND c4sUnrIE-BY TELEGRAPH
FArAt RESULT PROM RACING.

Fatal RESULT FROM RACING
WuRreRNpRF Penn. Oct. 24.-Nlam ii. Rob
erts Who was from suky m race some days ago.
u4vu '''' ''7 FOUND DYING.
CI~CISNArI. oct IA coipred man named Alex
- tL,,.or yl found IN alley iast night with pistol
shrf wound In MS head. and diei TINS morning
MURDERER ESCAPES.
C,rvrsroN Tex Oci. 24-A msn named Cooper
yas . near EzanethtOwn. Doutun county Oh the 2lst
instant Wool, the supposed uiurloioi cs'"pou-
AN ONO Nj RIDER
CNCINNATI. Oct IA sn.cIai dispatch 10 me
o,o,ai reports the murder oI Wits bahIali Dy Zoo &c
Enn"rt AT -pehccryie. Alien County. yesterday.
MURDERED WITH a tLArIhOH.
ST ToTts Oct. 24.-Geurge LOvrtt, OF Charles
- a., ouarreled with wife Friday evening beat her
Snr out Wltn naIron and then cut hs own throat from
KfTTEU
u,.,popn Penn Or. 24-Wuuam Jones' an
, seneca Indan over by the ears ana Killed At
Iavt,n station The Buffalo Ne"Aofk aAH fAhadei pniA
RAILROAD morning
A COW ON THE TRACK.
CfxctSsATI Oct PA special dlspatcn tO me
ILL., ulat construction Tram
rsn ver COW last night Sew Grand cham ana @ts
rers Lewis WlshIngten, coorod, wss Killed l'e o'hoi
persons were Injured
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
PERI PRrPAnING FOR PEACE.

Icnacio Garcio, Charge dAifalres of Peru,
announces tha; information hds been received from
Panama via kingston by The Peruvian Legation IN this
city that the Peruvian Government has accepted tAe
mediation OF Tn United states atef being notified that
IT, had hean accepted by Chii. II has named senior
touio Arenas president OF the American Congress OF
Trss and vce-presItrnt OF tue Council Of state, and
Cantaiu AuraiO Garcia Garcia, the Navy, eN-
Minister u Japan 10 represent Peru IN the peace nego
atons Thes4 negotiations 70 he conducted by the
ativcs Of ChI and Peru, IL concert with III.
Iuifcd states Ministers 10 Peru and Ch.A.
prrs- telegram dated BuenOs AyIes, saturday, say
fpt .the .utiltOu be " cen Cha. ami Eeru Tor pea
auuear To have had no result
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
JEFFERSON COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

ENTHUSIASM ALL ALONG THE LINE-MEETINGS,
11IrMiNATIONs And ToECHuGHT PARADEs.
WATERFOWL, \. Y, Oct. 24.-JcifersOn
Couutv is thoroughly aroused and will he during the
coutuc week Friday tnore were speLdd mass meet
ines at Adams and Antwerp
A. Adams General \. L Banks and ". " Curry were
rhe snoakers The remarks Of both mad an excellent
effect Mr. Curry's speech was very effective There
os fine procession the afternoon composed OF dele
atons from lie surrounding towns, and The evening was
d.voted 10 n general illumination and the nnest torch
ltght processlon ever seen in the village There
Uas continual cheering along the whole line
After the march fine meeting WAS -eId at
Cooper Unu-e Hall. which WAS addressed ~ local
sneakers soutn jefferson VIII largely mere It's large
Republican majOrties.
At Antwerp W. " Hicks addressed large meeting
in the afternoon upon The Southern aud tarf questions
Atter proccssion ana illumination in the evening,
Colonel Anson :. Wood o. Albany addressed the Boys
In Blue Although the day rainy and cold great
enthusiasm was manifested. The procession In the
evening was exceedingly fine, deiega tons coming IN
large numbers from GOuyerueur, Evans's Mills and
Philadelphia.
Yesterday Senator B. K Bruce and COOne! George W.
Garter addressed gOOi meeting al Carthage Tie ram
fen In torrents but the e. nusi0sm was not dampencd
LAST night although raining, there was procession On
THURSDAY afternoon next Frederick Douglass ana
C,on.l T. Baxter address a mass DeetiD& at Theresa.
a'J thc Hon b. " StOughLOn and Major +. .. Farrar
sncalr a; Manu-yiile On Wednesday ncxitbe R@puDn-
cans county VIII Aod JdDiiee and naSs , lhg
r IA .lertOwu. Ine speakers Will be GeutraI benjamin
U.rrIsou General George A Sheridan wee President
Whceer h. H. Roberts, the Hon h. W. stOughtoD anu
y he The largest eetlug ever held III northern New
York The Republicans are WORKING lOr 3'OOO majority
for Garfield IN the county Loo meetings WILL NC he'u
every evening until the election
Tue Chinese forgery falls dat here, and beta OF $1,000
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
MEETINGS TO BE HELD n THIS STATE AND IN TIE
CTY-ADDTIoNAL PROOF or THE FORGERY OF

NEWS Al HE IONMll hC''i'''
MEETINGS TO BIZ HELD N THIS STATE AND IN THE
CITY-ADDITIoNAL PROOF or THE FORGERY OF
THE GARFIELD LETTER.
Advices from all parts of this State indicate great
succcss for the Republican ticket. The meetings
throughout te state. az which General Grant IS to
preside. are exciting much interest. The meetings
at Utica and Syracuse especially promise to be
very large. Information received ut the
rooms of the State Central Committee
is 10 tho effect that the tov rs the vicinity OF tie
cities where General Grant will appear ale making
great preparations for the event. These gatherings
IRE expected to have q very good effect. GehcIai
Arthur intended 20 accompany g. neral Frant on MS
tour through the state, but business dciaIhs MIN III
The last weeks work of the Central Campaign
Club will be energetic and active. Secret5rV NhcI-
man vii make an addr - at Cooper NM mon ~,
morrow evening. October 2G. at p. NJ. Inc uools
viii bc opened ~ Z o'clock, and the Centrdl Oam'
paIgn Club Chorus will sing Son2s unui iEe neSln-
ming OF the spceeA. No tckris VIII DE T.
served for ladies' TOR which cards may
be obtained ut parlor No. 3. Coleman HG4+ri;
Commissioner ManieTre has secured Chlckerng nan
tnr election night. Wires Will be carried me 'hG
hall and election returns will be received from al
parts OF the lutrY. ,,, -,
There viii be- a large meeting Of the .AlAth Dis
trict Campaign Club Wednesday. at Lioh PaIh'
ue-huudrcd-and-terth-st. and Ienth-aVe. ne
SPEAKERS will he Judge Flthlan. senator CGorge II.
Forster and General GeorGe W. dlmer. Ihnrslay
evening a meeting OF tLs IFth Assembly DislilcJ
will be held at which Commissioner Manlerre;
William A. Townley and General Palmer VIII
speak. The Xilh Assembly District VIII hold i
meeting ~ Ne. 64 Madison-ave. at when addresses
Viii be made bv Commissioner ManieIre. Judge
Fitman and Peter J. >luyvesant
The explicit declaration of General GaIncil tua5
the recent letter ascrlbcd 10 him was Doid a'iH
sruuId forgery was received yesterday by hcpuhii-
cans with much favor. Ine following disratGh nas
been received bv the Secretary OF the NeW-Jersey
..fT liz. l. rrr q ID q
49, Lynn Na-s or. %. 1850
q O CoorER Sccrcary r the Republican Sttit ITtcu-
ire c. HtN,c. J,rScy C'fg, v. d n,
nave Questioned clerks and carriers M This Office
NJ such man as H. l. Morey received letters c"
thrlr knowlrds-. Name not 10 CRY directory or on
''' JonY g. Il. ADAMS. Postmaster
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
GENERAL GRANrS DErARrURE.

STATING roR UTlCA-A SPECIAL CAR FOR TUE En-
TIRF lPIP.
General Grant. accompanied by hrs son, Colonel
Grant. left the Fifth Avenue Hotel al 6 o'clock las;
evening lor tea. lie was accompanied to the
station by General Arthur. par!oc ear has been
nrov,ded 70 be usel by the General until his return
IN NewYork after the close OF the canvass. Before
tb train started tieneral Arthur introduced several
,roruin.ut Republicans who were ~ the same train.
AronO them were James -. Warren Of Buffalo,
Mr. larh,x chairman OF the County hepublcan
Committee Of GeneSee County Gilbert w. Robert
son aid Mr.. Taylor. 0t Troy. ami others.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
LARGE MEETINGS IN IRELAND.

GALWAY, Oct. PA great Land League
meeting was held here to-day. Forty thousand
people were present. Mr. PaTnell denounced
Mr. Forster. the Chief Secretary for Ireland.
a. a hvpOcrite. ana declared that the Ouly rem
q,v for ~. pending troubles the AZ OnOmy OF Ire
land Otbef meetings noiG IN various parts of the
country. No disuI der is reported.
Tbe correspondent OF The StqpdGrd Gays
tnat among persons VINO are 90 be
prosecuted for conspiracy With hr. Parneu and other
IRISH leaders is James Redpaih, the American jour
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
rHE 80 ~ P4NAENnER R1TES.

CHIclGO, Oct. 24.-Ine roads concerned III
the recently ended war N passenger rae' are not al
satisfied with the agreement reached by the re-dens
n ,tor NeyS-York conference. The Illinois Central IN
n,r,icu,r Is greatly dlssatshed. and, not having Dcen
repreenel IL the conf renee VIII not abide by .ts
suits IL announces therefore that II viii sell tickets
~ Inn, AT 50 until such time all unlimited tickets
,sned M cheap rates during the contest redeemed.
The regular rate between It Louis and Chicago - 20.
anh mo Otnrr rOais are now malntAl lllnG II.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
OVEN THE MOUTH OF 4 FURNACE.

FAST0N Penn, Oct. One o. toe most
remarkable meetings the campaign was held FRIDAY
aventn, al R.dIueton PENN where the Coe-ain. Iron
Works are situated TIN. ,ker, were d. B. Wool
Editor ~ The Easton Pre- PnSs william EaihenthaH
ANA L. g. stewart They -po~e 10 the Vorangmon ln
the casting house. on platform DG- over Ie mouth OF
a furnace winch to be put 10 blast ON the day t'a
,rI ~. election A. .i--iir.d T. Garfield defeated Dr.
J. to lemala cold. IA, bringing Protection rght
homo 10 tEc iron workcI- of tnis vcury o. the NUS
Cr.cs NJ ruthrs'lst.c listeners were Democrats
wno nave nov determined TO yote iog Garfield and A.
thur ana Protection.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
r0WDYISM AT DANvILLE.

CIxcIyNAr1 Oct. PA special dispatch
from DaayilIc XIV. 10 The Go-Dtc says while torch
Ii,ht r,rc .os,ion was marching last night IN COLI
re.t,n with q republican meeting Policeman John
simpson While attempting 10 arrest men IS no were DIS
,i mg revolver i'm street, WAS -n" ~ me DUCK ~
some uu known u.rsor. aud dcd ~ few minutes. Po-
lic.u Joan Harnrss was -hOt IA The am. ana q
colored man lightly wounded.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
4 NEW MILITARY TELEGRAPH LINE

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-The Signal Service
la. lust mpictel tr,uscOntnental miity telegraph
line nOn Bismlrck. Dakota, to Dayton, Wash
iugton Territory. 10 the Rocky Noun
talus by he sOhOn P>ss, over the Mulan-road.
For t Transaction AZ commercial business II has offices
omen at the tuO wing ,Onts BisngrSk. Rapid city ahd
D.adWood DskOta ; BoLenan, Helena ana Deer Lodge.
Montana; -pokaUc Falls. ,Oilax. AiuOta, F0meEOy ahu
DAYTON Washington; aud Lewiston, Idaho.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
PETTY MALICE OF DEMOCRATS.

A gang of Democratic rufans to the num-
Der OF thirty or forty yesterday morLlur cut tie thT
inch a1v-ropes which he,d up the mammoth campaign
tent IN Brooyn with the intention Of destroying IT,
The two watcumcn were bured under the mass VI cl-
va md before they cou.d cXir,t.e th,ln-e.Yes tbr
f,ut Was ctt lp many U..ts Vita rlr aid or drg"
ors of saiimaS,rs vii De repaired IN time Tor the
utefiug O-u1gut.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
CONNECTICUT POLITICS.
CONDITION OF THE TWO PARTIES.

CONDITION OF THE TWO PARTIES.
WHY THE REPUBLICANS EXPECT TO WIN NEAi
wEFK-LiRGE NUMBER OF OFFICERS TO BE
ELECTED THE YALE OUTRAGE"
A staff correspondent writes that the kepuo-
lican canvass in Connecticut has been ener-
getic and thorough, and that the Republicans
feel confident of carrying the State next week
A large number of State officers are to be
pleotqd
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
A sPLIr Isl IRNING HALL.

Two conventions 10y opposing factions OF the
irving Hall Democracy were held Friday nlng in the
Iyfa Aderna1lc District Eacn claimed to BE-
rccularr and declared thar the other acted
Illegally. one convention nJmIna re-. Charles Kelly
ana the other Jer, miah Murphy.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
Low WATER IND SNoW At ALBANY.

ALBANY, Oct. 24.-There was slight fall
OF snow acre this morning. followed by heaVy wind
which prevailed all day The water at TINS point was
never lower The steamer Belle. 81 the schuyler iine.
rn aground below the city at nn"n Inc HOuth f"rfY
oat ais, went aground ths evening near her slp All
towbosts hound for tins city have experienced trouble
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
i cHIEF or P0LICE SHOT

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 21.-Elias Simpson. Chief
of Police of Pttsicd H. was sho. and killed last night
Nv Elliott Baker
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
MR.. THOMPSON Is CINCIyyAH

CNCINNATI. Oct. 24.-SccrclaIy Thompson
sr41t sun.iay III ts citY ns II OF A. VI. stern,
As.istan, United Gates Treasurer. lie will return
Inct,na thls week ID order 10 deliver addresses.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
NEWS AT THE COMMITTEE ROOMS.

~ $50 on Garfield find no tnkers among the most
blatant retailers OF the pig-tai boomerang.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
PUSHING TIE CAMPAIGN.

RYrrB1cAys UNITED. ENTHUSIASTIC AND Confident
-CoMPARATIvE srEEyGru OF THE CANDIDATES
-DEMOCRATC BLCNDERs-AN ENCOURAGING
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-04-09

He STATE OF MAINE.
the words 'each year, in the first line thereof, and
inserting instead thereof the words at each session
of the egisature and also by striking out the word
"sixtynine" in the second line thereof and insert
ing instead thereof heres the word eighty-one
is hereby amended by striking out the word ''annu-
ally in the second line thereof.
SECT. 3. Section forty-twO of the same chapter as
amended by chapter one hundred of the public laws
of the year one thousand eight hundred and
seventysix, is hereby further amended by inserting
after the word ''year," in the fifth line OF said
|ter, the words lin which any election is held of
which returns required to be made to the office
of the secretary of state
SECT. a. Section forty-five of the same chapter is
hereby amen led by striking out the words 'Wednes
day of January annually in the tenth line thereof,
and inserting instead thereof the words day of each
regular session of the legislature.
SECT. J. Section fifty of the same chapter is here
by amended by striking out the word annual in
the first line thereof
SECT. {. Section fifty-two of the same chapter is
hereby amended BY striking the word "legislature'
out OF tho fourth line, and inserting in the place
thereof the words governor and council
SECT. 4 Section sixty-six Of the same chapter is
hereby amended SO as to read as follows:
SECT. &c. He shall annually on the first Wednes-
day in January, lay before the governor and cOun-
Gil printed detailed account of the state of the
treasury, in the receipts and expendi
lures the sums due at the close Of the preceding
year, from those that became due during the current
year, andWhat sums due to and from the treas
ury, and The resources of the state for the ensuing
year. Tie governor and council shall lay such ac-
counts beore the legislature at each regular session
on the first Monday thereof
SECT s.. Section seventy-two of the same chap
ter, is heeoy amended by striking the word
nually, in the first line thereof, and inserting in
stead the'eof the word .biennially'
SECT. T. Section eighty-two of the same chapter
is hereby amended by striking out the word ssfve'
thereof. jnS tipn ipSfo
of the word ten, and also by striking out the word
aAnualE' in the same line, and inserting in place
thereof the word 'biennially'
SECT. 10. Sections one, two and three of chapter
four OF the revised statutes hereby amended by
inserting the words lin which an election of COVER
nor senators and representatives is held after the
sections.
SECT. IL. Section four of theI same chapter is
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-04-09

PUBLIC LAWS OF r.
Ten thousand copies of said report in size not ex-
ceeding two hundred pages, shall be printed nine
thousand bound in.paper covers, thousand in
cloth, one-haf of those in paper covers for the use
OF the legislature, and the remainder after reserv
ing suitable number for foreign exchanges, for dis
tribution under the direction of the board, among
the agricultural associations and the people of the
state.
SECT. 5. The compensation of the secretary shall
be six hundred dellars per annum and reimburse
ment for necessary expenses incurred in the discharge
of his dutes an account thereof to be first audited
by the governor and council The secretary shall be
ex-oicio member of the board of trustees of the
state college of agriculture and the mechanic arts
also of the board of commissioners provided for in
section fifty of chapter fourteen Of the revised stat
utes relative to contagious diseases in cattle.
SECT 6. Such portions OF sections one to six in
and all other acts and parts of acts inconsistent
with this act are hereby repealed.
SECT. 7. This act shall take effect when approved
[Approved March 18, 1891
Chapter 33G.
AN ACT relating to the sale of the Franchises of
Railroad Corporations.
Be it enacted &C., as follows
SECT. |. The provisions of section seventeen to
twenty each inclusive of chapter eightyfour of the
revised statutes shall be construed to apply
the franchises of railroad corporations whose rail-
TOdUS lie WHoliy tHS sGitto, oACtIG tIiaC III
case of railroad corporations notice shall be given
of the time and place of sale, by posting notifca-
ton thereof at the courthouse 10 each county
through which such railroad runs either wholly or
in part thirty days at least before the day of sale,
and by causing an advertisement to be inserted
three weeks successfully in at least newspaper
Published in each county through which Che road
runs, either wholly or in part, the last publication
to be at least four days before the day of sale, and
if there is newspaper printed in any more
of such counties, then in the state paper in lieu
thereof; and when the company has established
Office in this state notice of the sale shall also be
given by leaving attested copy of the atthe
office of said company not less than thirty Gays
previous to such sale; and notice given in the nan
ner herein provided shall be sufficient, and rome
other shall be required
SECT. g. In case of sale upon execution of such
franchises, the officer shall deliver to the purchaser
conveyance by deed of the franchise so sold.
SECT. 3. The franchises of railroads or fheir
right redeem mortgages may, at the option Q. the