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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-31
NO FORMAL MEETING

OF the subcommittee on yesterday it was
practically in continuous session through.
out the day. No diagram Of the building
can be had until the seats are numbered.
This will be done to-day, aud immediately
thereafter the committee will promulgate
It's ticketlng scheme. No custodian OF the
building has yet been appointed. General
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-31

THE CITY ELEcTION-THE MAYOR AND NEARLY
ALL THE OLD OFFICERS RE.ELECTED-Ex
CITING OCCAsI0N-GOOD LAND SALES
LARGE COLLECTIONS OF REvENUE-RE
WING TINES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-31

GOOD MUSIC will be provided There will he a
MATCH GAME OF BASEBALL FOR A PRIZE
BAT.
Perfect order will he enforced, and all attending
NAV be sure OF enjoying day Of quiet recreation.
The train will leave Richmond at 3 A. NJ. and
ll:45 A. NJ, stopping at Manchester aud Belle Isle.
General tickets, so ceuts: ladies, % cents Chill
dren under twelve years of age free.
Sister lodges invited TO participate at lodge rates
INV 1921
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-31
from The Chicago Times.I

At last the city begins to look as though
II realized the imminence OF great event.
At the Palmer House, where the Grant
headquarters are located, the arrivals are
especially numerous. In the lower naiI 0,
Office the shuttle OF feet and the mingIing OF
voices sounded all day long and TAR INTO tne
night like the patter and rustic OF Noyem.
Der rain. Here the aspiring local politiclan'
congegated In force. That glohular adum-
braiion OF now departed greatness, stephen
A. Douglas, Jr., was everywhere, Sno
everywhere becircled by admirers WIN less
illustrious names. Upstairs, 10 the corner
rooms OF the entreSoi,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-31
MEETINGS.

EAST.END BENEFICIAL AND So
Ia CIAL SOCIETY, NO. 2-Menbers are respect
fully 10 be pre,eut ut the regular meeting
TONIGHT monday at o'clock at their hall. cor or
ner OF Seventeenth aud Main streets. Omsers ior
the next six months viii be elected. ana other I'M
portant business transacted. Members oil sister So
cietes frstt rnaily invited. ~ c
my 81. Its PAUL. BOEsl6, cecretaIy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-31

nJ FOR GLOVES AND HOSIERY
On INV T 90 latest LEVY BROTHERS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04

tlVTpfUr not If~- tUAn UNc huIluT'I uVIINIs
each.wth coupon. tor the interest payable >emi-ah-
nuAy bach bond Aforesaid shall b. signed by the
tre4sur.r. cognter,igned by the governor. and at
tested by the secretary Of state with the real OF the
state. but the coupons shall De signed by the treas
Urer. or the of the treasurer may BE engraved
ON aid coupons, the governor aud council shall
direct. Tsc treasurer may advertise tor proposals
for the loan hercuhviore mentioned, In such papers
as be shall deem eNpcdient' but aid bonds shall
NOT De- odd al less than par. ZAP. Mar u l>c9l
Chapter 2t5.
An ACT 20 amend chapter rfty-etght OF thc revised
statutes, relating 70 agricultural societies.
= q .i,srfed. &c, a. follows
SECr. !. Chapter hny-eight of the revised stat
ute. D, hereby amended BY adding thereto, the icl-
loving section. ~ VII;
sSECr Is. Ifany person shall sell any refresh
fnsuts or other mgrch andise or exhibit any show
~ ~. rrliLIn nn.-I.urfh OF A milo OF The fair
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04

b 90 ei1cfcd. &c, ~ follOws:
SGT I. A copy nom the records now In the land
office o. de.d from the state, OF the land % the
state or Of a deei from the state and the common
wealth of Massachusetts, OF the undivided lands oi
the state snd said Commonwealth. certified by the
land AGENT aad approved by the governor, csrti-
red by The secretary Of state ana approved by the
governor, - true copy OF such record may De Sled
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04

PUBLIC LAWS Oh
sxcr. :. Upon the passage and approval OF TIL.
act the secretary state shall caus, printed copies
of IL sen; to the several city aud town clerks who
shall cause the same 10 BE- posted IN NJ ieast SIX
conspcuous places, three OF which shall be on the
S.cre. All the proyisions of this act for penal.
ties and punishmen,s by imprisonment 10 the state
prison shall be construed to authorize the courts
Imposing the sentence 10 sentence uaInps to the
.,a,es prison for shorter term than one year. In
their discretion. iApproved March IL. is'ol
Chapter 2Ii.
AN ACT to amend chapter one handred and seven.
teea of the public laws of eighteen hundred and
seyenty.nine. relating To suits involving TAX 'i'ies
De a. enacted. dc.. a. follows
Chapter one hundred and seventeen of the public
law. OF eighteen hundred aud nine, i hereby
amended 80 As TO read a. follows; Z,
NO person contesting the validity OF any sale OF
land for payment Of taxes shall Do per to
commence, Inalutain or defend any action st law or
In equity, inv diving the validity OF such sale unt
he shall have deposited with the clerk OF the court
In which such action Ia 10 BE- commenced or de-
fenced the amount OF all taxes. interest and costs
accrung under snch sale and Of all taSs paid siier
-uch sala, aud interest thereon, In be paid cut by
order ofoourt to the party legally aud e9uiiably
entitled thereto. approved March 10, 1851
Chapter 3I5.
AN ACT giving justices OF the peace aud OF the
quorum Jurisdiction throughout the state.
IL ~ ct.acfcd, &c. A. follows; -,
Justice. of the peace and OF the quorum shall b.
appointed and commissioned by the governor with
TIE advice and consent OF the council, 10 act villain
and tor each and every county throughout The Naie
All dutie. aud powers nov granted by law TO- and
exercised by justices Of the peace and quorum
-hA De exercised by them la each and every county
m the state. Approved March 10. l>so'l
Chapter 2l6.
AN ACT TO incorporate the steam Heitlng and
Power Company tor the city vi Bangd.
BE &; enacted. &c. a. follows:
SECr l. Thomas y. Esery, Nathan &. Aver,
Franklin A. Wilson, Moses Gliding q Gorge VAR
ney y. Gilbert Higgins, Eugene VI. Herey, Charles
r. Woodland, their associates and successors, are
hereby constituted body polite aud corporate by
the name OF the STEAM Heating and Power Com
pAny tor the city OF Bangor. aud by that name
shall have aud enjoy all the NECESSARY powers and
privileges TO effect the objects OF their association,
aud shal DE- subject % such duties, liabilities aud
exemptions a. are may DC provided by the gen
eral laws of this state IN case OF manufacturing
corporations.
Sr,T. :. The capital sock of aid company shall
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04

>ECr. II. NOthiRg In thi. act shall b. construed
% Act Abrdge the rights OF aRy parties In said
city nov having and exercising right, similar %
any 81 those granted sy II. Approved Mar. 8, lSSo
Chapter 3OS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04

Chapter 324.
AN ACT relating to the expen diture Of the Public
Moneys.
| Be Il enacted, DC, a. follows:
SrCr. l. All sums of money appropriated for the
various branches or expenditure In the public ser
vice shall De applied solely TO the objects for which
the appropriations made.
SEcT. 2. This act shall take effect when approved
Improved March l6, lss0.l
Chapter 33J.
AN ACT concerning the Militia.
BE IL enacted, dc, as follows:
SECT. J. The names OF all male citizens ofthis state
between the ages OF eighteen and forty-fye shall
blennally, In April, be enrolled alphabetically By
the assessors Of the several cities, towns and plan
tations In which they respectively reside On such
enrollment, and opposite the name of every per-
son exempt from military duty, or minor. or In
the volunteer militia, the assessors shall write 'ex
emp,,' and the reason of such exemption. or mi
nor, or volunteer militia the case may be- Said
lists shall contain the whole number enrolled In
their respective cities. towns and plantations and
the number exempt on said rolls. They shall sub
scribe and make oath TO said lists, that In their
opinion, and TO the best of their knowledge and be-
lef, they are true. They shall file -ad lists In the
Offices Of the respective city, town plantation
clerks on or before the first day of May, bennally
The city, town plantation clerks shall forward 10
the ad utant general, before the tenth day OF
May. blenniaily, certified copy Of said roll, and
copy the same into enrolment book kept BY
them for that purpose.
SECT. ?. All able bodied male citizens enrolled
In this state no, exempt by law. and not belonging
70 the volunteer or reserve militia, shall be known
~ the enrolled militia of Maine.
SEcT. 3. The following persons, being exempted
from military duty BY the laws Of the United states
shall not be Included in said enrolment that Is Ia
say, the vice-president Of the United States, the
officers, Judicial and executive, of the government
OF the United states members or the houses oil
congress and their oiicers: custom-house officers
and their clerks inspectors of exports pilots and
mariners employed In the sea service OF citizen or
merchant within the United States; postmasters,
assistant postmasters and their clerks; post oeers,
post riders, and stage drivers In the care and con-
yeyance Of the mail OF the United States; telegraph
orerators,N and ferrymen employed NJ any ferry on
post road.
SKcr. 1. The following persons are also exempt
ed from military duty. and shall not be Included In
said enrolment that Is 10 say. the members OF the
executive council judges aud clerks of all courts OF
record; judges and registers OF probate; registers
of deeds; the attorney general, county attorneys.
sheriff.; the secretary, deputy secretary and treas
OF the state. the attendants upon the Insane,
employed in the asylum for the insane; keepers Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04

u The deed Itself had been recorded, aud csrti-
lied copies thereof from such registry shall - Ell
t-uce when the or ginal would -.
SECr .. Tais at shall take elect when approved
Approved March > lsSol
Chapter Zoo.
A ACT a. aathOrizc Collectors OF TA1es - sue IA
thrtr owa nAfac>-
Be a. enacted fc, as follows.
ANY collector Of tSNes, or aay executor Or admin
istrafur of deceased collector OF tsNe,, may, Alteg
due notice sue. ia his cwa name fJr any tAN Ia any
cJnrJ oOmpetent o. try the SANE
Itis at wns presented o. fae G1uyrl,r "a,
.L.-- ~ ~ MIIch INAl. aaa ~. r-LIla-I }. h.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04

: THE STATE OF MAINE.
SKCr S. 1.-THE said company shall be duly or
gained within three yesrr the passage OF thi'
act, and shall. within that time. have raised ana
expended At least ten thousand dollars for the ob'
jects of its Incorporation. and shall have sctaaiy
commenced the manufacture and distribution OF
steam. IL shall then have and enjoy the franchise
and privileges granted IL by this act. exclusively,
for the term " thirty years nom the date OF us or
EAnizAtion. subject To the terms and Limitations
hereinafter prescribed and subject TO all such rcsu
latiops aud control may, by law, be exercised over
corporations by the judicial tribunals OF this state
SECT 8. The management of the Affairs OF The
company and all expenditures made for the purposes
authorized by ths act. shall be- directed by board
OF i've or seven directors, 10 b. chosen annually
SECT :. At the expiration Of the term OF thirty
years med In the th section OF this act, the city
OF Bangor shall be authorized upon the vote OF the
city council to that effect TO ray to said company
the appraised value OF the buildings, work., pipes,
fixture. and other property. aud upon such pay
ment may take aud hold all said property. without
any right, privilege or franchise remaining To said
company. and may dispose OF aid property In such
IN amer n the city c0ancil shall determine. For
the purpose OF making the valuation aforesaid, the
city council shall within the three months before
expiration OF the thirty years Aforesaid give notice
10 the com pAny aud appoint two d-lntsrested per.
ons, and the company shall appoint two other dis
late rested persons, Ia b. appraisers, and the four
persons appointed shall appoint 9th
person to he one OF the appraisers IL the company
shall neglect omit. for two months amer Me no.
iies Aforesaid, To appoint appraisers on i,s part,
then the appraisers appointed by the city coun
ell shall be authorized 20 make the appraisal and
iha decision the appraisers in either case shah
be fusl. And II said company neglect or refuse for
the space Of one month after appraisal shall
have been made In pursuance OF the provisions of
this section. and after the said city shall have
tilted said company Of lite readiness TO take said
property Mt such apprakai. to deliver all iis atore
said property 10 said city and 10 execute good and
sufficient conveyances thereof. then said city may
take possession of said property and hold the same
as Is hereiubefore provided. being responsible TO
said company TO pay the appraised value aforesaid.
and no sale Of said property, n any time by said
company, In derogation Of the rights of said city
herein specified, shall be valid, rs against the right
Of the city to take said property u, Aforesaid
SECT ;. II the city OF Bangor shall not so pay
Ia rtAtarlx of tha cnruna ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04

1880
which ane shall b~ collected, applied and expended
IN The sane manner A. /. provided IN OF the IN
cictlnent Aforesaid against towns. De ordered
% D. paid into th treasury Of the city. II any per-
-on shall surer To ury in his person property. BY
reason Of any such negligence wilfulness OF omis-
sion, he shAli b entitled - recover damage OF the
company therefor, BY an aston on the in any
court OF competent jurisdiction.
SECr. 10. Nothing contained In thi. act shall De
construed 90 Affect or diminish the liability OF aid
corporation for any injury % private property by de-
prcciating the valae thereof otherwise. bat aid
corporation shall De liable Their, for. In action on
the case.
SEcr. II. The first meeting OF said corp0rAii0n
may b. called BY notice signed b. any three Of the
corpOrxtOrs, Published I'VE days succ-s-iyay before
the day nNed for such meeting any Newspaper
published In Portland
SECr. ~ The MAJOR and aldermen for the time
being hall a: a. times have the PO~cr 10 Regulate
Had control the acts and doins Of said corporation
which NAV In any manner injgriOusly ah-ct the
health 0Tsty Of the OF the city
SsCr IS. This act shall BE- taken and deemed 10
=. act a ~ N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04

hereby granted TO said company. shall be continued
10 IT, and shall be held and enjoyed by IL NcusiVey
for further time OF twenty years after the eSpira
ton Of the thirty years Aforesaid, subject 10 the lin
iia,on prescribed In the seventh section ofthls act
SECT 2. II -aid company or any OF IT. servants
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04

Chapter 234.
AN ACT relating 10 the expen diture Of the Public
Moneys.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04

the town clerk, such way shall not b. opened oil
nsed until finally located by the appellate tribunal
Srcr. .. This act shall take effect when approved
Approved March is, lssO.l
Chapter as.
AN ACT In Relation to Increase Of Damages on
Location OF Ways.
Be IL erdefed, DC, as follows:
When An appeal Il taken on the location Of sny
way. petitions for increase OF damages may De MEG
such way. Approved March Is, lSSo.l
Chapter 3I9.
AN ACT 10 amend section two. chapter ninety.four
OF the Revised Statutes, relating 10 process OF
forcible entry and de.ainer.
BE ~.dcted dc, NJ follows:
sEor. two Of chapter ninety'iour OF the revised
statutes. Il hereby amended by striking out In the
tenth line the words. "a third party, and inserting
In place thereof the words. another party 80 that
said section ~ amended shall read a. follows:
SECT. 9. All tenance- nj will may be determin'
cd by either party by thirty days notice 10 writing
for that purpose given TO the other party. anu mol
otherwise except by mutual consent, and excepting
cases where the tenant (. liable 70 pay rent and no
rent IL due At the time the notice expires when ter
minated, the tenant IL liable % the process aiore-
said. without farther notice and without PROOF oil
any relation OF landlord aud tenant, unless he has
amer the termination of the tenancy. These pro.
visions shall apply 90 tenances OF buldings erected
on Ianu OF announcer party laPPfo'cu ''Ai 49, i'0''I
Chapter re.
AN ACT In relation TO the compensation and num-
Der OF the judges OF the Supreme judicial Court.
BE IL sriacted, &c, IS follows:
SECT l. 50 much of section two of chapter one
hundred and twenty-five OF the public laws OF the
year eighteen hundred and seveuty-nine, ~ relates
To the compen-a ton and number of the judges OF
the supreme judicial court, Il hereby repealed and
hereafter the compensation and number of said
judges shall be the same as they were previous 10
the passage OF the statute Aforesaid.
SECr. 9 This act shall take effect when approved
Approved March Is. lSsO.l
Chapter 331.
AN ACT 10 amend section sixteen Of chapter forty.
eight Of the Revised statutes. relating 10 the en-
ployment of children IN Cotton and Wooden Man.
utactories.
BE u enacted. dc. - follows:
SECr. l. Section sixteen OF chapter forty-eight
OF the revised statutes hereby amended BY sub-t
iuting for the word "bfty". between the words
"iortelts aud "dollars. Tn the third line thereof,
the words one hundred: also, for the word may"
between the word. committees" and enquire In
the sixth line and for the words ais to- In the las,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04

Chapter 209.
AN ACT TO rspeal chapter twenty ins OF the Pun
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04

raIstinr % the Mining Interests OF thV sIAI"
Be ~ esacfei DC. n follows;
SECr /. That chapter twsnty-nine Of the public
acts of eighteen hundred and scyentyeight il here
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04

SECr Thi. act shall take effect when approved
lApproved March 3. lsso.l
Chapter 40.
AN ACT 20 repeal section twenty-five OF chAptt
two Of the revised statutes relating 20 the organi-
ration OF the legislature.
Re- - esHc:cd. &c. as follows:
Section twenty-five Of chapter two OF the revised
statutes Is hereby repealed. lAp. Mar. i, 1871
thapter III.
An ACT 20 authorize the treasurer Of the state 10
procure q loan OF three hundred and seven thou
sand dollar.
n az sarrfed. &c. a. follows.
That the treasurer the state, with the advice OF
the governor. j. hereby authorized To procure, on
the faith Of the state by issung tue bonds thereof.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04

TaN "
become due ON Va. af,esnth dAy Of August In The
wear OF our Lord, eighteen hundred and eighty,
amounting - the sum said boads shall be
daf the fifteenth DAY % August IA the year OF our
Lord thousand eight husdred aud eighty, REIN
bursable and payable - t0lows one HUNDRED thou-
sand dollar, In eleven year, one hundred thousand
dollars IN twelve YEAR,, and one hundred aud seven
thousand d0Ar> in thirteen year,. and bearing IN
tersst az the rate Of four pr cent year paySb1e
both principal aud interest in Boston, Al the tra-
ury state Of Maine NJ the option OF the holder
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04

a. il the deed ii.sii had SSea recorded asd Ssrti
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-12-08
A Cure for Hog Diseases.

MIR. S. L. Shaw, extensively en-
gagged in raising hogs in the west
in u letter recently published III the
Altoona Tribune gives the following
information valuable to farmers II: u
would state that SO far as my ex'
perience and observation in hog rals'
ing goes, not one in ten OF the hogss
that die OF hog cholera ever had
such disease. 1t is simply species
of quinsy which is caused by colds or
chills, and gradually extends to tne
lungs and atten terminates IN a kino
of diarrhea. Ii lone OF your physicians
will open the throat OF a diseased hoe
l am satisfied he will find this 10 be
the case. Ii the farmer will mix up
the following dose and feed 1t to
hogs, scattered over stone-coai (Dlt'
uminous) they will chew 1t and set II
well in the mouth and throat, ana II
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-12-08

Tia little chloride of lime be spread
OIL the svil, rats, mice and insects
will at once desert it. Plants may
be easily protected by it from insect
plaques, by simply brushing over
their stems with solution ot 1t. 1t
has often been noticed that a patch
which has been treated i'll this way
remains tree from grubs, while the
unprotected beds round about are
literally devastated. Fruit trees
may he guarded from their attacks
by attaching to the stems pieces OF
tow smeared with mixture OF chic
ride of lime and hogs lard. Ants
and grubs already in possession will
then rapidly vacate TIL cir position.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-12-08

at the specific gravity OF 1.6, would
measure 731 gallons. 1t was ascer>
tanned that, in the first sugars sent
down to the coolers, the saccharine
matter was associated with water
amounting to 30.4 per cent. on the
yield of all sugars, or 205 gallons
per hour. In this manner 1922 gal
Ions Of the juice have been disposed
of, leaving 1854 gallons to De evap-
grated, one part in the vacuum pan
being at the expense Of the steam
raised from the other in the concen-
traitors. Allowing. 10 per cent. on
the total amounts for loss and waste,
the quantity should be divided in the
proportion OF 60 per cent. to 40 per
cent, leaving thus 1,422 gallons to,
be evaporate,l in the vacuum pans
by 2,132 gallons, converted into
steam in the trays. ~
ITO be continuedl
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-12-08
A Curious Plant.

An Appleton (Wis.,) paper re-
rorts the discovery in Wisconsin OF
a curious plant which produces a
kind OF cotton and flax from the
same stalk. 1t has already been
woven into fabrics, and as any arti-
Gle that will make as good cloth as
can be made from this plant Will
make good paper, it has been called
the paper plant. 1t can be planted
in the spring aud cut in the tall and
winter. It bleaches itself white as 1t
stands, and will yield at least three
or four tons to the acre. From 9
single root that was transplanted
last spring grew twenty large stalks
with 365 pods containing the cotton
with at least sixty seeds i'll each
From this root were obtained seven
ounces OF pure cotton aud over
pound OF flax. 1t is very heavy
plant, and grows from six TO sever
feet high.