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AN ACT relating TO insices Of the Teaffe snd d
eighty-six OF chapter forty Of the revised sta
tutes.
The people Of the state OF Wisconsin. represented
In senate and assembly, do enact as follows;
Section l. Section eight hundred and eighty
six chapter forty OF the revised statutes Oh 1879
is hereby ended so as 10 read as follows: Sec
ton sS6. The police justice shall take and ME the
oath OF office prescribed In the last secton. he
shall give a bond conditioner to faithfully dis
charge duties of his once. and pay over &C
cordinz to law, all moneys and fees not MIS- own,
collected received by him. HIS ter n OF once
shall be two years, and until his successor "
qualified. ADv vacancy shall be hlled by aNspeclai
election for the unex pifed term. He may be re-
moved by the board OF trustees. on q vote OF the
president and four trustees, for official incapacty
or misconduct after giving MIN reasonable near
ing in his defense He shall hold the police court
jurisdiction OF Justice Of the peace. and exclusive
Jurisdiction as such Justice OF ali criminal cas- eS
arising therein. and OF all cases whatever arising
under the ordinances and bylaws OF SUCH village
provided that IN case of tie sickness. absence or
fncsnacfy of such police Justice TO ACT any justice
Of the peace of the village or adjoining town IN
the county IN which suen town is situated. euai
have jurisdiction OF every such case, upon hlins
with su n Justice AFFIDAVIT OF the complainant
lie shall have general power 10 administer oaths
and sfirmatl0ns, and take dispositions, acknowi-
edRments Of Deeds and instruments In Writing
ne shall be entitled to the same Tees allowed 70
Justices OF the peace for similar services. ana no
sect -''lis act shall take effect and be In
& Us Passage.
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published March Is. lssc.l

AN ACT to amend section seventeen hundred and
ninety seven of the revised Statutes IA relat on
to the salary Of the clerk Of the railroad commits
sioner.
The people OF the state OF Wisconsin represented
In senate and assembly. do enact as foiloWsi
Section ]. Section one thousand sey4n hundred
aud nne,y Of the revised titltes IS Lerepy
amended oy striking out the worts zone hnndtea
dollars per month" where they oco IN In ssld So
ton. and inserting In lieu thereof the worls AT
teen hundred dollars per annun, so tat tle sec
ton shall read. whea so amended, as fo1ows;
Section 1871. such commiss ouer SHAH keep h.s
ONCE at I'll seat of government, and shgll be pro-
yided vita suitaDe room. ne eessiry once farni-
lure, stationary. books and maps, The expense
tpefeor to he paid ont Of tie safe treasury but
the total sum therefor shall not excee eight hun-
bred dollars per year.. He shall tie pad out OF tae
state treasury ia addition To AIS salary three COT
lars per day for travelling expense for each day
actually Travelled in the performance OF his duties;
and he NAV, when necessary, employ CLERK at q
salary Of fifteen hundred dOllas per annum TO 0e
paid Ia like manner. The aoe cunts for ali pay
hents author zed by this section SHAH 9e audited
only when approved by the governor Such COM
missioner, and his CLERK sha have the right OF
paSsns IN the discharge of their oncial duties,
on all railroads anu railroad trains. trss OF charge
section ?. This act shall take effect and be Ia
force from and after its pasSags and publication
Approved March Il le30-
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ONLY TWO CATS

Ose woman don't you cry,
pr they say about the sky
Dat ebery%clnud IL hez silver iinin;
bar Is hoe cake IN the shelf
30 90 su' help yeEelf,
An Go'sui be stsndn in the doah and whlnin'.
II wish you would Keep your mouth
,hutw exclaimed Hollemout, the den
list suddenly losing patience with his
patients prediction to talking. "All
right" eaid the latter, suiting the action
to the word. And then Hollemout
asked him if he would be SO kind as to
open il again long enough for him
(Hollemount) to get his finger out.
You never do know how to please some
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Published March IS, 1891
CHAPTER 1872.
Published March Is. 1886. ]
CHAPTER l65.

AN ACT relating to the assessment OF personal
property for taxation. and to amend section ono
thousand and forty OF the revised statutes.
The people of the state OF Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section /. Section one thousand ana forty OF the
revised statutes is hereby amended by adding
thereto the following prOyis,: PrOvided that
whenever the owner or occupant snail reside up
on any contiguous tracts parcels of land, VIII CHI
Shall ie III two or more assessment districts, then
the farm implements. live STOCK and farm pro-
ducts OF sucH owner or occupant used Kept, or
being upon such contiguous tracts or parcels of
land snail be assessed In the assessment district
where such owner or occupant resides At the time
OF such assessment
section 2. This act shall take effect and be IN
force from aud after its passage and publication.
Approved Ma Gu 10. 1851.
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Published Ma b II. 1885,. ]
CHAPTER 1876.


upon the secretary of state snail issue bis warrant
N equal sums 10 the several individuals Whg have
section g. mis- act shall take erect and be IN
,orce from and after rs passage and publication
Approved March II, 1880.
fPubllshed March l6 1881
CHAPTER 1874
Az ACT relating 70 the appropriation Of money e
the stale board Of immigration and smendatofy
erty-slx ofthe laws of ls79.
The people of the state OF Wisconsin represented
In senate and assembly. do enact as follo~si
Section l. Section seven OF chapter one hundred
and seventy six OF the laws OF 1873, is hereby
amended 50 as TO read as folowsi Section Z liner:
ss 1s on Of the genera sTgeed mo-
three thousand dollars annually 10 be drawn mp.
eTciasiyely in deirayihe the expenses incurred By
said board under this act.
section 2 This act shall take effect ana be 4.
force from and after its passage and publication
Approved March H. 1881.
Published March 49, ISL
CHAPTER az
an ACT to make the ten,h day of June. 1850
legal holiday.
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin. represent
ed ia senate and assembly. do enact - follows.
section l. The tenth day OF June for the year
1851 Is hereby declared legal holiday.
section This aet shan take effect and be In
Approved March Is. 1850
tPHbdshed March Is. 1880
CHAPTER lsa.
Of money therein named
The people OF tho state OF Wisconsin. represented
ia senate ana assembly, do enact as follows:
Section J.. There Is hereby appropriated 10 tbs
county OF Ksw2Gnss, ont q any moneys Ia the
state treasury not otheTwlss appropriated the
sum Of hve hundred and twenty three dollars and
forty I'VE cents; SAID amount having been paid by
said county for The support OF philip Reirz. one
insane person who was not and is npL q resident
Of tAid county. and is properly ehaTgeable - the
state.
seetlon 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after It's passage aat puDiieAtion.
Approved March 10. Isl
lPubllshed March u. lssal
CHAPTER III
AN ACT relating 10 fees and costs and 70 amend
the revised statutes OF lSs5
The people Of The state Of Wisconsin. represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. Section three Thousand seven han
dred and seventy -four Of charter one hundred and
dftg-ole OF the revised statutes Is hereby alnel-
ed BY adding TO said section as fol owt: For as
sstiag CLERK OF circuit court in drawing jury, ono
dollar: for certificate of conviction. is snty i've
cents for returning papers after preliminary ex.
animation. one dollar
section q section seven hundred and thIrty-ons
Is hereby amended by adding thereto As follows:
FOr assisting clerk OF circuit court IN drawing
Jury, one dollar.
section ). Tnis acs snaIl take effect and he IN
force from and after It's passage and publication.
Approved March II. loso.
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CHAPTER 2J9.
AN AIT TO appropriate to the Wisconsin state
hospital for tie Insane certain sums OF money
TO detrAy current expenses. dfoE special par
poses.
The people OF the state OF Wisconsin, representes
IN senate and assembly do enact as foiIowsi
Section L There is hereby Appropriated to the
Wise 1nsn safe hospital for the insale OUT ot ah5
mo- y IN tire general fund not otnet,WIse spprS-
pEEa ed, tue f0ii1Wing sum Of money ior me put
poses specin a. V4z 70 pay current e1PG5l1Ses ~
lamar! l. ISL, enc hundred toHIteeh tioisih9
I'VE udrei collars for closets aaa pan re3ns
IN NaI1s. che Thousand dollars iOf S0fSIlns
steam pipes. ffseen hundred ooilAfss III NC"
toofS fifteen hundred dotisrS; Tor heN Nasn "a, "a
sins AID SINKS, nine hundred d0itsEss IOt nisulSAt
library hSe hunured dollars; for cazHglbs steaH
pipes and new radiators under west wig, wv
THOUSAND dollars Alt money appEopII Atea -uslea
this section snail be drawn from the tIeas1i! uu
Ger the provisions section ore nuhuIed Sll
seve atytwo OF The revised stst4Ies anu sii14i %
usea only for the Purl oses for which thef Are ap
pruprizLel
section2. There Is also appropriated out Of any
AZ yfles 10 tae general fund NOS 0thsIelse apPlo
prlasd. the sum Of thirty taousshl Ne nu1 ~ ~, -
and eleven dollars, TO pay the indeotehess, u -
INSTITUTION created by tie enlarsein
lug Tor. and supporE of the patients lief4lsA
fos, heretofore contracted without express au
tAoFify of law.
section This act shall tate effect @1d oe ID
force frcul and after IT'S passage ana PueilcAtlon
Approved March Is. 1850.
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VISIT To MOUNT MITCHELL.

The merchants-and bankers of this city who
purchased the plateau on the summit OF Mount
Mitchell, overlooking the Highlands OF -Navesnk'
\. j. as site for Summer residences. left the city
on a special train yesterday morning. and at noon
viewed the property, for which they paid $l25,OOO
Among the members of the party were Judge Henry
Hilton, Howard Potter. Henry Morgan. of VI.
Morgan & Sons. 4. u. Juilliard, J. f. Dcgener. K.
A. Francis Hugh HASTINGS. +. ~. Cossiit, james
Talcott. Fritz Achelis, j. De Neufville Thomas
Stokes Alfred LichtcustciD, i. \. Osborn, Iheo-
dorc Dreier, and Thomas /. kinney. Before start
ING for home they dIned az Swiifs Hotel.
The property is go feet above the ocean; and the
visitors had a view reaching forty miles se2ward.
ana including Coney Island, the Narrows and New
York to the north, and Long Branch 10 me SOUTH
ward Surveyors are making geographical sur
veys to lay out and distribute the villa plots Judge
Hilton 1t is reported will build an elegant hotel
for the accommodation of the residents. New roads
ard avenues are being surveyed.
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vrxv work. DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY FEBRUARY 2l 1880

of Town Hall and the interest Of -, oov yearly
10 keep the building IN repair. Mr. Copuy ~ni ;n'
resident of Sag HarbOr for tfty-one yeas' oea a
Ding life as school teacher. ana a1ter"aru ain'''
ing fortune III the oil business.
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLEToN.-AnOther fire, supposed 70 DC on in-
cendIary origin, occurred at Stapeton yes,eIuay'
AT an early hour in the morning flames were dlscoV,
cred IN the hall of twO-stoy frame b0use sltua,9u
IN Rocky Hollow. and IN short time the Whole t;n
was entirely DESTROYED was owned and occupied by
Mrs. Margaret OShay and was valued at ", 5oo.
This makes the third fire Which has occurred az
authorities believe to have been of incendiary ORR
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CELEBRATIONS ELSEWHERE.
A GRAND BANQUET AT PiTTsroN. PENN

P,TrsroN, Penn, Feb. 23.-The Washing
TOMS Birthday anniversary banquet this evening under
the suspces ofthc Eagle Hose Company, the grand
eat fate- that has occurred IN this vicin.
itv PLnnix Hall filled with tho
cite OF Scranton. Wilkcsbarre and Pittston,
and the programme surpassed anything heretofore ar
ranged In this county. Governor Hoyt was introduced
by the chairman the Hon. Theodore Strong, and re-
spopdcd TO the toast "The Memory OF Washington"
Judges Rice aud Woodward the Hon. ii. H. Payne. Gen
eral Mccartney and others present
NEW ENGLAND AB PATRIOTIC AS EVER
BOsToN, Feb. ashngtOn's Birthday
was celebrated by general suspension OF business
The public buildings were ali closed, and the
usual display of flags and ringing OF bells
was a feature Of tho day. Dispatches from various
narts OF Ncw-Engand meDtOn the patriotic Observance
~ rho day At DartIn9ni College, Hanover, N IT,,
suspension OF all college exercises, ana the
SOPHOMORE class had a nQuet at Montpelier.
VIRGINIA HSNORS her GREAT son.
NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 23.-The city and har-
Dor have been gayy decorated to-day with flags and
streamers. The shipping spread immense quantity
OF bunting breeze and the decoration in the city
was not confined TO tho public buildings. but many
stores and places showed taste IN the display
was grand parade, whca United States soldiers aud
sailors and the local military organizations took part
AQUIET DAY IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-Washington's birth
day observed In this city to-day by firing OF sautes
a liberal display of bunting, parade by the
Washington Light Infantry, celebration by the
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AuIGHWAY INJUNCTION.

The Highway Commissioners OF Grayesend have
been temporarily enjoned from opening Surf-aye.
across the lands of the Prospect Park and COney
Island Railroad Company. AS laid out upon the
man Surf-ave IL to extend from Coney Island Point
10 Manhattan Beach and II to be 100 feet in width
In part 10 comedies with the Concourse. The rail
road company which owns a strip of land 335 feet
wide on the ocean front claims that the opening of
the avenue would cut of access 10 the beach from
passengers by its road and would otherwise cause
Dreat damage to the company. The injunction was
granted by County Judge Moore, aud is returnable
On Saturday.
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THE VICTIM OF An ITALIANS RAGE.

Little hope is entertained Of tho recovery Of
James Flaherty, who stabbed in the neck sun
day night in the teuement-house No. "a Paciiic-st.
Brooklyn. He Is twenty-eight years of age. has a
wife and two children and lives at No. 80 Atlantic
ave He Is a 'longshoreman aud has frequently
been arrested for mtoxica;Ion. About 10 p. III.
Sunday h @ entered tie rooms of Antonio SEGA an
Italian shoemaker in the Pacic-st. tenement house
Hc was very drunk and threw himself down on
bed. SEGA and Vincent Arano. Of No. n Mulberry,
nonnded ON the door, demanding admission. Seca
md Arano then went into the hall. and struggle
followed When the police arrived Flahorty was
living ON the floor bleeding freely from wound in
the neck about five inches In length. Tie was at
once removed to the Long Island College Hospital.
A sboemakcr's knife covered with blood was found
i'm tbe hall and was identified belonging TO SEGA.
Arano SEGA aud the other persons ia Seas rooms
nj the time were arrested.
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RAIN AND CLUSTERING WIND.

The weather yesterday suffered many changes.
The dny opened with rain. At Ga. IN. it partly
cleared. TO he succeeded later by snow and rain
Later the wind rose and blew in ltful gusts and
NJ fimes with considerable violence. At night
II was clear. but the wind still continued 10 blow
with increased velocity Until after midnight. No
serious damage was reported IN this city,
During the hi gin wind fia9stati on tho Central
Sales-Room building, at WIloughby and Pcarl-sts
Brooklyn, was carried away. The ropes by which
1t was gIyed prevented 1t from falling INTO the
81
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A COLLISION AT PURDYs STATION.

The Chatham local express train on the Harlem
Railroad, due ut the Grand Central Depot at 1O:45
a. IN. yesterday came In collision with an upward
misnlaced switch. The freight train was on a side
track waiting for the express train TO pass but the
misplaced switch caused the express also 10 run
but no persons were injured. The express was de-
lave two hours.
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IAN OBJECT OF LoArHrNc AND DISGUST"

SIR D. O. KELvEY, Government Inspector 10 1877 Mott
ST., New. York tesfifes:
four years my SUFFERING from CaiarIL was IN De
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breathing obstTucted. smelling DESTROYED
eud 3 ) OBJ CT OF LOAfIIl : q An D DISC sr.
Tho use " WEI DE MEYERS WONDERFUL Dis
COVEY caused the mucous 20 cease, restored my taste
smell and appetite and CURED NE PERFECTLY"
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" SOMETHING IN MY NOSE"

SUSAN r. LEIGHTON, NEWMARKET, y. H..
For year had such SUFFOCATION ana pain In my head
and eve that could hardly sleep. THERE APP EARED
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also CUPFL OF post dsgusting mucous dis harges
can now breathe, talk and sleep naturally, and AN
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Other articles may RELIEVE. this CUREs whether tho
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ItIs OF only EFFECTIVE but CHEAP, for one package
ia generally sufficient WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH
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LOO pGAY ro HEAR rHE cnuRcn nNLLs RIxeF

Afessrs. CASWELL, MASSEY & co, Druggists New.Yors
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HOME NEWS.
ennMINFN ARR[YALs

PRtIMTNF'N NNN' f"' : !.
Fifth Areuae IOtel-SenatOr Roscoe ConkIng'. nd
Irtea, Representatives r. w TownBhend OF iNlnois .no
lion Horace Harrison Tennessee and the Hon Eugec
Hale Of Maine Clarendon BpciC Captain Nlhin ltbui'
on the british Legation at Washington bIsrODt
Judge Amasa J. Parker Of Albany and T. H. Churcl
fyonoaD Ho>-AmOry X. 1lngle. OF the treasury Dept
mont and j. s. BTsbin o. 3 A. Ic,st bt ~,
tjeneraI Robert Oliver of Governor Cornelis s,
ST. Nicholas Hotei-R. BTidger President Oi the winning
ton and Weldon Railroad Company.
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ONE PACKAGE A"RAD1cAL CURE"

Rev. O. II TAYLOR 140 Hoble.st., Brooklyn saws:
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WORTH TEN TIMES IT'S COST.

Rev CUAs j. JONES Tew. Brighton staten Island. saws;
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experienced first package Of WEI II N EIERS
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z. R. z.
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TWO BROTHERS HELD FOR MURDER.

The inquest in the case of Patrick Grimes, tho
butcher who died in Bellevue Hospital from injuries
received at The hands of two brothers named
Michael and Mart McInerney, was held yesterday
by Coroner Brady The assault on Urimes was on
the night of February H. Officer Clarity, OF the
Ffty-hrst Street Police, hearing shooting IN FIRST
ave lust after midnight ran to ascertain the cause
and found Grimes bleeding. lie pointed OUT 'he
two men as his assaiants, and Michael, VINO had
shot him answered that Grimes was stealing lat
from the saughteThOuse. The brothers McInerney
are watchmcu 90 NJ.
testified that he. Grimes. and Michael McIacrnoy
had taken a drink together that night at crimes
invitation. The latter. who was drunk, haG some
words with Mclnerney, and later az isner
slauqhterhouse the quarrel was renewed. Mlchael
Went out and immediately returned with his brother
Martin. Grimes had then gone toward MS nome
near nv. Int at the door he was Oyertakcn by the
brothers knocked down and numerically clnOOed
by Martin while Michael fired twice at The PROSTATE
man James Fitzgerald. Of No. $40 East fory-
eighth-st had witnessed the assault ana gave ms
testimony To the same effect The juIy found that
Crimcs' death was due to injuries indicted by me
McInerney brothers. The coroner committed ooth
fo the TOubs
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AnOuncements.l

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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TODAY no.
SIM rise. s42 sun sets 100 6:lG Clock fast l3m 2Ss;
Moon 5;42 Moon souths ll.2S Moons age hays Ia
uTGH WATER TODAY-A NJ ON
sandy HOOK 6:3l Gov Islaud. $40 Hell Gate.. Gao
HfGn WATER TO.DAY-P. u ga
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CA 7 ARRH
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