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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
SEARCHING FOR THE MISSING BROKER.

No information has We! been obtained to the
whereabouts OF Andrew RcId, of jersey City
Heights the stock ,rok ar who has been missing for
nearly week. The night OF his disappearance a
man was struck by a train on the Newark and New
York Railroad as ne was walking on the irestlewOrk
near the station at West Bergen. n }. The body Of
the mau hurled by the pilot of the engine over
the string piece into the llackenSack River II
thought that the man struck by tine tram might
have been Mr.. RcId. but despite the most careful
search Of the river. Newark Bay the Xii Won kull
and Staten Island Sound trace OF the body can be
found.
Mr. Peter Henderson. the florist, who is an inti
mate iricud OF the Family OF the missing man. has
offered Il reward Of 500 for the recovery of the
into tnc lackensack RIVER ana # the body found
10 be that OF Sir. KeId ho viii pay $3.50. the
lug Dlan was a brother of President Reid. of the
Board of Alderman OF jersey CITY. His wife Is Ill,
and has not been Informed Of tue mysterious disap
peartnCc .: her husband.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
TIE LAST OF A FAMOUS LINE.


IINS sfTAM>HHs.
The last vestigc Of the Old Collins Line Of Liver
pool Packets VIII disappear IN few dalr. inc
Baltic orc %! tie five steamships built for TINS line
I'm 1919 when 10 was started with capital sub
scrihcd by veIal merchants dong business M New
York. Is 10 Ice broken mp m Boston. At the start
the cpmuany had a contract with the Government
for STA 700 a rip, which was aftcrWard increased
T. S}5,000 tii9, for carrying tie mails. The hye
vessels were The Adriat C.. Atlantic. racine Ateuc
and Bltlc They were huiI6 ana eqi'ppr' ii New
York. Their dmcu-ipus were; length 90 feet (;
BEAM 10 feet; depth of hold, 81 = fec;
capacity, $500 tons; machinery, 1000
uower In slz- sped and appointments they sur
passed any steamers then atoat, aud they 0bt1iHcd
a fair snare of the passenger traffic fortune was
expended in decorating tn" saloons. The tnure
cost OF each steamer was no. ,esS IhAh To''J,ojO
and no. withstaIduI their quick passages the sub
suv received and tie high rates Of freight paul the
st"amers ran fer SIX NeaIs a great loss, ana Hh%iS
the COMPANY hccaWc banTupt.
The Atlantic was thc pioneer sieamsiup oil IN"
line She sailed iiOm Newly DIX Ami -, 1919,
and arrived IN the MeIscy NaY 10 thus making tie
passage in about thirteen days, TWO OF when we're
l,st M repairing the machIncry Tie speed vas re-
duccd IN order 10 ptcycnt ne noats from 0cnE torn
from the paddle wheels. !he average llhe 81 tHe
tOrtv.twO westward trips III the carly days ri the
lIne was IL days, 10 honIs aud 26 minutes, against
TIE average OF the then so-called fastest line Of
steamers II DAYS, 10 hours and 26 muutes. Ia
February 1852, the Arctic made the passage from
Ncw-lork 10 Liverpool IN . days and Il
hours. Tie Arcic was aterwaEd run into
by French vessel at ard only
q few OF her pas eHgers were saved. lie
Pacirie was never heard from after sailing from
Liverpool aud all the persons on board
were lost The Atlantic, after rottins
and rustiag at her wharf, was deprived
of her machinery, aud converted into a sailing yes
sci, and was broken up in New-YoIk last year. The
Adriatic the queen OF the feet, made less th3i Il
half-dczrn voyages, was sold to tho GalY%y Com
pany and is row used IN the West6rn Islands as a
poal hulk by an English clYH09nv
The Baltic was lille Government service during
the war as "a, ply vessel, and afterward sold
az aucnpI; her machinery was removed and sod as
GA pon. She was then converted INTO a sailing
SIP and of late years has been used as grain
c,rryInr vessel between san Francisco and Great
britain. On recent voyage 10 Boston she was
strained to Such an extent a. to be made unSea-
worthy and Tor that reason is 10 be broken up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
ANOTHER COLONY THE WEST.

The Farming ami Manufacturing Association held
meeting yesterday III Science Hal. II. Il. sharpe,
the president OF the association presided Addresses
setting forth the object OF the soclc;y Were made by
Mr. sharpe and DR.. August Tneiss 1t Is proposed
to fouud a COLONY III southwestern Missouri, where
900 acres nave been selected. 1T is to be called Egg
linton IN honor Of its first settler. The land is we'll
tmbcicd and contains plenty OF water and lead
ana z nc mine. The payment of 500 entities a
member TO a home and supplcs until he can support
himself II he Is married No extra payment Is me-
ccssaly, unless he has Il large family The colony
will lie governed By president and u council, 10
wbIch every member may appeal. The PRESIDENT
and council are elected permanently, bu. can be re-
moved for Ineliciencv or mise >Dduct.
Good character is a requisite for membership, and
no oilers will be tolerated.
The society IL organized TO carry on the business
OF agriculture, trading and manufacture. and the
members are expected to produce aud make every
thing needed for their personal comfort. Therefore
every member viii be required 10 labO eight hours
a dav the payment for winch is TO be 81 which will
be paid in ponds called labor notes. These notes
viii be received as money by the association. lie ace
It Is desI ed tuat the members snail be working
men. No Discrimination IN favor OF women will be
made. Every one viii enjoy tao same priviiIges,
and will be entitled to voice IN thc government.
Tie same wages VIII be paid 90 women 10 1or
equally good work. As more luXures and comforts
are obtained, the admission fcc TO membership 10
fLc colony wall be raised. When the association be-
comes self-suppOTting this money Will he placed
the credit OF each member Win accrued interest at
per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
REPORTED SURRENDER OF GlLLEN
HE TRIES TO COMMIT suICIDE-sAiD 10 HAVE
GIVEN HIMSELF UP, SATURDAY, IN STOCK

REPORTED SURRENDER OF GlLLEN.
HE TRIES TO CONNIE sUICipE-sAiD 10 HAVE
GIVEN HIMSELF Up SATURDAY, IN STOCK
HOLM, n. J.
Michael Bubser gun dealer in Newark-avc., Jer-
sew CITY stated last evening that Andrew y. Glien'
the young man who shot and instantly Killed MISS
Mary S'gerson In this CITY, surrendered himselt TO
the civii authorities at Stockholm. Morr1s county
~ j. at noon Saturday, In answer to the inquiries
of a reporter Of TIE TRIBUNE, Nj. Bubser made the
following
Stockholm is little village on the line oi the
Midland Railroad of New-Jefsey, fifty miles from
New York. Saturday noon young man entered
Lewis's store, In Stockholm, and asked # there
we're any officers in the village, "a he wanted TO sur
render himself. Constable Loagstreet WAS sent for
and took the Stranger, who was evidently labrrihe
under great excitement into custody. did not see
the prisoner but was told that he was the man VINO
killed Miss Sigerson. LOngstreet took his prisoner
in wagon TO the Office of the nearest Justice % the
Peace, nj Oak Ridge. On the journey the man
drew Il large knife and ATTEMPTED 10 cut ms
throat bat he was disarned by the constable aiteT
A fierce struggle was on a bunting trip, ana
whenI went to the station at Stockholm 10 take
train TO Jersey City / was told OF The surrender OF
the man and Of lis attempt 10 XIII himself. Inc
men IN the station assured me that the prisoner
was the murderer, Glen. As far as could ascer-
tam be was committed to jail by the Justice OF the
Peace Mt OAK Bldge." ~.
Tie iail Of Morris County is at Morristown. IL is
thought that the man is now in the jan at that
place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
PASSENGERN ARRLHED.
FROM 1osDox-BY STEAMSHIP AUSTRALIA.
snip NEWS.
SNIP NEWS.
PORT OF EWYORK......NoV IA 1850.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK NOV IA 1880
ARRIVED
str Celtic Br Gieadel Liverpool Nov and Queenstown
with mdsc and passengers to X C1ttls >., 50
SIR ponf nc or IIarudan. Marseles Oct :. Naples H.
e,na is Dcna 90 Malaga 30 Gibraltar 80, with mdse to
STR Knight Chichester Georgetown, C. with mdse to
!; n GcnrY;ne Kerry go,ron with rndse
STR W;anoke Couch. Richmond City Point and Norfolk TO
o 1rtron of BOSTON,, Robinson Havre % days, with
einpty barrels Vernon n Brown q Co ,,..- ,,-
Dnn5am's Hepnew y Cos anchored in the Lower Bay,
BARK Lon feOw (oi II john MD scaiuoro t0loHderrY
Bark Hroken Russ Keppcrus Calais Al days. in ballast
Brig Regina aD Masollo GiTeent o. days with sui
phur to order: vessel to Benham Pickering q CO.
sUNSET-WIND-At sandy HOOK. acelm; hazy' AtCity
Island light, W: cloudy.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SHIN Heinrich and Tonic Ger. Meyer from New York for
Bremen which arrived on the Sd inst had her decks sWep
ana lost tong uantmdst during the passage.
ship queen Of Beaaty (Br williamson rom Liverpool for
Philadelphia reported put INTO queenstown eaky mas
been dockeu at Liverpool Tor repairs
The American BARK cara Nickes from Boston ior Pert
Elizabeth CGH, went ashore al the her port on inc ON
ms. ana became at0til loss. 49,, ,,
BARK Patagonia Br) HILBERT from st John NIB for Liver
RI csa mas 1ifi' VI ''1'"S anu WV" '',' - ' - ~ '
reported ashore at Cutler. Me-
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL. Nov. H-Arriyed strs Lord Cough Hines,
FATTFg PoNT NOV I4-Arived Peruvian tBr) from
AMERICAN PORTS
BALTIMORE Nov. l4.-Arrved, str Fanny Cadwaader,
sosro[ Nov i-Arrived Partha tBr Mckay, Liver.
en- AGLEsros Nov l4-Arriycd. MORO Castle, New
'NfworLRAxs Nov l4.-Arnvcd, str Morgan City. New.
Torr ROYAL, Nov. li.-sailcd, Western Texas Hines,
SSyASNAn. Nov l4.-saleg. str HARRISBURG New-York
Tor later ship -Te0s, II am see rim Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
IMPROPERLY INFLUENCING JURYMEN.

An examination was held Saturday morning tat
Newark before Judge McCarter. OF The juror
Ketcham who was charged with attempting 10 in
huence the jury III the case OF the State against
Hermann W. Ged'cke. Francis Quinn testified
that he was the defendant III SUIT
for assault and battery, and that ketcbam
tnd him that he had fixed the jury" in the
first trial of Gedicke for $1,000, and would Tx
his (QuinnS) case Tor 800. Samuel Boyce, one of
the Jurors the present trial of Gcdlckc testified
that ketcham approached hun on the subject OF the
trial. bat did not Influence him. A. Is. salmon,
stenographcr, t'stihed that Ketcham acknowledged
Friday night that the following note was IN his
handwriting:
Doctor: saw the Belleville last night aud he IL
all O II lie get some one To keep hini company.
He'll will freeze over before he weakeus kEIcHAM.
PSI will now try another, a. IN.
County Prosecutor Abeel testifi ID that Ketcham
lied TO nim about the character Of The envelope
lett In Kolb's shop lie went with ketcham
10 the place to get the envelope, and when II
was produced ketcham tired to get possession
IF If TO tear 1t up. The envelope contained
tbe r0te given above. A statement made
nv Ketcham and taken down stenOgrsphically was
subuItted. II says the note was intended Tor
Gedjcke; that Geuivse met Ketcham in the beer
shop. and asked him TO hnd out what the jurors
tioneht of the case that kcfcnaia met Purvis.
one of the Gedicke jury, and was t,,4 by
INN that there was not enough to convict Gedicke,
aud he for one would not vote for conviction aud
thai Gedcke did not offer money 70 him lketchanl.
The hearing was postponed until "Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
urEyryGs or wELSH CHRISTIANS.

Although the Welsh population OF New
YORK city is email, cxeeediug two or biee thousand
souls ey licences Of It's naustry and II Its religious zeal
are by no means lacking. There arc two churches IN
the city where prayers offered sermons preached
and children taught In the ancient language OF Lie
wellyn; these are the Welsh Congregational church
IN Eeyenthst.. OF when inc nv Java
D.~~pn,.a. ia pastor, and the Welsh Cal
Whist Ncthodlsr aaciety uader the care Of
the Rev. Mr. Huassru~4 In Th'rtacntb-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15

The attendance Mt the former house OF worship, Wac
narticularIy large Yesterday In consequence OF le
presence OF Welsh poet end preacher Ipe rev; 70;
Thomns of beryyise known Myyr EmlVn, He preacneu
both The afternoon ana evening sermons ana naue ~
strong impression upon the audience. The service WE
entirely IN Welsh. The preacher dwet at engtn on
hOoe "reminiscences and all that ls dear to the Neism
heart His broad primitive Christianity was tnorOuEy
10 the taste hs n the expression o her iuccs
might he taken n. q criterion Of their feelings, "
Myfyr Emlyn viii deliver a lecture TINS evening Ut INC
same church on the pulpit celebrities OF Wales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
BREAKING A BOYS HEAD.

An Italian named N:cnv.2s Cottocka, who kept a
frnu stand at Grand and CoItrnpf.-Sts., WAS All
moved hy some boys yesterday afternoon unrh ls
uaiieuee gave way. He seized axe and hurled ii
at tine boys The weapon struck the head Of Charles
foIomau whose parents 1--we at No. 1Ol West Forty
ciabtII-st Soomans skull was fractured The
lt.ii.n was arrested,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
HOME NEWS.
= PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Asior HoHso-Senator sham G. Harris. of Ten
nessre...H notor HoiW X. Alderman President oftne
Illinois Central Railroad Company .....Idfl drfne uot,
shop r. = wadhains Of Ogdonsbure. Tteto'd Hoist
IOhn T. Smvth Of Albany drcnUe H0ftt-Cehe"l
X. w Johnson L :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15

Haddon, Lloyd Bryce. s. r. Rinckley, of Boston,
Fred Gebhafd and at least :. dozen others. Among
the ladies were Mrs. Haddou, Miss Ielm. Miss Eiv-
Gnddsrd and Miss Evans. The run stilt one
of ten niles Mr. Ruora had bad fall at az feuce
and ditch jump. but escaped unhurt Mr.; Bryce,s
horse was badly cut. S. T. Ilinchiey took tle bfush
and presented 1t to Miss lsein the firse LADY up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15

every intellectual boy that of yours, Mr..
Gogq u.s.; | Should ike 10 examine His head" Proud
fat.er: johnny. what bumps have you got T. " I've
got the BUMP eating father, aud the DuuD that Billy
Hopkins gave the mos', but I'm aging for him."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
LAnnlnnrcments

DE-. UOLMAN's PAD cured me Of dyspepsia,
while my failed me. This treatment has been
universal ecacious with all patients who have tried it,
Ihe tyi eIce ia overwhelming FREDK l. GARBIr NJ D.,
Rntou Member Royal Ooge OF Physicians England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
FOLLOWING THE TRAIL.

An especially good meet OF the Queens County
Hunt t,,ok place Saturday at Chagras RIVER New
Eochelle Tue field consisted 0i J. Gray Grisw0ld,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15

Wei De Movers wonderful tatarrh cure IS now us
nepsed by all gss ard IS delivered carriage paid by ID
II Dewey & Co. No 46 Deyst, NewNork The remark
able cures which eyeTywheI resulted from The use OF this
have dcvclop the starting merely
local tro ment, ike snuGs Gouches and inaations can
possibly reach destroy catarrhal virus The anudoa ee
cnts DrWe De Aeyer arc absorbed through
ont The mucous membIanous system in two minutes time
rs forming an nocuiative constitutional the
effects Of which are similar and a. uDfang a. vaccination
"Treatie with full statements by the cured is mailed
free e De Meyers Catarrh Cure ia worth ten times its
cost c. :. Jones. New Brighton Staten Island 1t
cured member o. family who had suffered from catarrh
over 70 years. j. d. Mcdonald, No. no Broadway,
New.Yorkr 1t cured of chronic Catarrh. Lewis L.
Newman So 3O5 Fulton BroO&lyn" &c, sc. A real
cure for Cltarrh for 81 so!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15

Steel Frame, Fire-PrOOf Safes, Combination
Locks Inside Bolt Works rockingham Emory 20 Nesey st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAT
sunrl.o. 6.i7 SIM sets w 4.42 Clock slow ION. 07s
Moon sets. 5:37 lilo Moons age. daysl3
WATER TO-DAY a ".
Sandy HOOK. 6:l3 Island. 7:)i He'll Gate S53
uGH WAFER TO-DAY-P 81.
sandy HOOK. C;3G Gov island 7:20 Hell Gate.-... 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15

DR.. LYoN's ToOTn TABLETS harden and heal
tender gums
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
STATEN ISLAND.

STApII1ON.-TIrnrT IuUUfWOTt, pIIOt OF Inc
Staten Island ferry boat Middlctown, was suddenly
att,cKed with breeding OF the lungs Friday night
as Inc boat was on ITS way To New-lOrk, and was
cnn,n, ed TO surrender the wheel 10 his assistant.
TnupEIxsylILr.-Ih he hospital ship Illinois was
towed ma, from her ancbOrag &c, yesterday, IN the
low,r b.ty where she has been nee june, and wa
aucbofcd off loInpkIusvIile. Inc shln Will 20 int.
winter quarters at the Government D'cks' iomp
kusVIlIe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04

He STATE OF MAINE.
the word. "each YEAR In the first line thereof ant
n.ertlnr instead thereof the words at each session
OF the legislature; and also by striking out the wor,
sixty-ninc In the second line thereof, and insert
Ing instead thereof the word 'eighty-one.
Seer. . Section twenty-one OF the same chapter
1. hereby amended by striking out the word "annn
ally" IN the second line thereof.
Syc-r 3. Section forty-,wo OF the same chapter ~
amended by chapter Que hundred Of the public law
OF the year one thousand eight hundred ane
seventy six Is hereby further amended 10y Inserting
amer the word year" ia the hfth line OF sait
amended section ~ reci;ed In said last named chap
ter the word. Sin which any election Is held ol
which returns are required 10 De maue 10 the oihS'
OF the secretary OF state
sycr 4 section forty Eve Of the same chapter !:
hereby amended by striking ont the words Wedne.-
day ot January annually. in the tenth line thereof
and inserting instead thereof the words day OF each
regular session Of the Legislature.
SsCr O. Section fifty Of the same chapter IL here
by amended by striking out the word 'annuh 10
the first line thereof
hereby amended by striking the word Legislature
on, OF the fourth line, and inserting In The place
thereof the words governor and council.
SECr. :. Section sixty-six of the same chapter j.
hereby amended so ~ To read u. follow:
'sEcr. Go. lie shall annually ON the hrst Wednes
day In January, Ivy before the governor aud coun
ell printed dejNed account OF the state oil th'
treasury distinguishing In the receipts aud expend
tur,. the sums due at the close Of the preceding
wear from those that became due daring the current
wear, and what sums are due To and from the trss
ary and the OF the state for the ensuing
wear The governor and council shall lay such &c
counts before the legislature At each regular session
on the hrsi Monday thereof
sFCr :. Section seventy-two OF the same chap
ter HEREBY amended by striking out the word "an
nu,y" IN the rrst line thereof, aud Inserting Ia
stead thereof the word Chemically.
SECT y Section eighiy-iwo OF the same ehaptc
4 hereby amended by striking on, the word "hVc
In the r.t line thereof, aud inserting Instead there
OF the word ten and also by striking out the NOR
ANNUALLY in the same line, and Inserting In plac
thereof the word heunlally'
! Sect. 10. Sections one, two aud three ot ehapte
four OF the revised statutes are hereby amended d.
inserting the words in which election OF COVER
nor senators and representatives /. held, after Ia
words 'in each year, wherever they occur IN sal
sections
srcr IL Section four of the same chapter
hereby amended by striking out the wori "annual
w." In the fret line thereof, aud Inserting nstea
thereof the wonis In each year In which election
OF governor, senators and representatives Is held
] SfCr. l.. Section seventeen OF the same chapte
/ Il hereby amended by striking out the word "annu
allv" in the fourth line thereof and inserting In
stead thereof the word 'biennslly.'
SECr. -. Section seventy three Of the same chap
ter l. hereby amended by striking out the word ai
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04

wear, from the date OF the assessment" In the Third
iinc thereof snd inserting instead thereof th'
,yo,t. ,one wear from the time when such interest
commence.' and also by striking ont the words
"txo vesrs from the date OF the assessment, IN the
ninth and tenth lines thereof and inserting instead
thereof the words the iime limited IN TINS section
for such redemption.
sySr 20 section hfty mine of the same chapter
IA hereby amended BY adding thereto TO the words
except when II Il otherwise provided by Law.
srtr u Section sixty-one OF the same chapter l.
,.,shr amended by striking out the words "January
sn,ually in the second and third lines thereof and
Inserting instead thereof the words each month Of
r.nn,r I'm which the Legislature meet, and also by
Jiin, thereto the words and like estimates for the
ar ,ext succeeding thereafter. and the county tar
}or both aid years shall he granted by the legislature
separately at The same session. , -, a.. .,.,,,.,
4. hereby amended by striking on, the words "Janu
ary annually In the 9Th line thereof, and inserting
Instead thereof the words each month OF January III
which the legislature meets
SIT ~ section sixiy-three OF the same chapter
{. hereby amended Ivy inserting after the word
"h,ll" In the second line thereof the word. In the
monih OF March In the year for which such tax /;
rs IS q. Section two Of chapter seven OF the
rv. statutes + amended In the nfth line by strik
inr out the words".eventy-two and every ave Year,
aud inserting instead thefeoi the "oips e'khV-'"o
", W. x Section three Of chapter seven OF the
revised statutes /. amended Ia the eighteenth line by
t,ikinr ont the word five before "years, aud in
citing instead thereof the word four
srcr % Section two OF chapter eight ot the
r.d statutes l. amended In the first line by striking
ont lie word annually" and inserting after th'
,,nrI septemler In the second line the words On'
thon.and eight hundred and eighty, and every i've
wears thence following
''Sx,-r y Section four OF chapter sight OF ia,
rI.ed statutes j. amended in the iifth line 10y s;rk
L., out the word zone, and inserting instead the
Word two and In the sixth line by striking out th'
worJ year." and inserting Instead the word year,.
Scr p Section sevcnty-one OF chapter clever
~ the revised statutes is amended Ia the first line OF
"a. cichth clause 10y striking out after the wore
annually" the word. prior 10 the session o: ih'
/ legislature e...
| ~ the revised statutes IL amended In the second
line by striking ont the word "annual, and In th'
,hirL line by inserting after the word January tn
Word. 'one thousand eight hundred and eighty -ont
and biennially thereafter.
/ sy1,r. 3d. Section fourteen Of chapter thirty o
tho revised statutes, l. amended in the second lin
/ Inv striking ont the word "eaeh.' before month,
AID Inserting instead thereof the word the
! s.Cr. 81. Section dny-siH Of chapter forty-nin'
Of m. revised statutes Is amended In the fourth line
i nv .trIkiug out the word annually, and inserting
instead thereof the word 'bienniaIiy.