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with and the same proceedings had as II notice had
been given.
Sec. 20. The fee to be paid to the judges of an
law to be furnished shall bs seven cents folio.
Sec 81. Section eighty nine OF said act Is hereby
amended so as to read as follows:
court shall order the assignee to file his accounts
| In the court OF insolvency preparatory to final
dividend, and notice OF such ding shah be given
by the register In the notice calling such third
meeting OF creditors. AT the third meeting,of the
creditors or OF special meeting duly notified, the
Judge shall audit and pass the accounts OF the
assignee and the assignee shall II required by the
court, be examined to the truth OF such account,
and II found correct he shall thereupon be dis
charged from LIABILITY as assignee 10 the creditors
OF the insolvent debtors.
The judge shall thereupon order dividend Of
the estate and effects remaining undivided, or such
part thereof a. he sees t among such creditors as
have proved their claims, 10 proportion TO the re-
spectlve amount Of their said debts
In the order for dividends under this chapter the
Following claims shall be entitled TO priority pref
erence, and be paid In the following order:
First The fees, COSTS and expenses OF suits, and
the several proceedings In insolvency under this
chapter, and for the care AMI custody Of property
Ia herein provided.
Second. Debts due the United States, and taxes
and assessments made under the laws thereof.
Third. All debts due the State, and taxes and
assessments under the laws thereof.
Fourth. Wages due any employe, clerk, or
mouse servant, to an amount not exceeding nifty
dollars" -
Sec. 30. Section ninety Of said act Is hereby
amended 30 as TO read as follows:
A person residing In this State and owing debts
70 amount exceeding three hundred dollars, who
departs from the State with intent to defraud his
creditors, or being absent with such intent remains
absent, or conceais himself 10 avoid the service Of
legal process In any action for the recovery Of o
debt or demand provable under this chapter; or
conceals or removes any OF his property TO avoid
Its being attached, taken or sequestred on legal
process, or makes an assignment, gift, sale, con-
veyance or transfer Of his estate, property, rghB,
or credits, either within the State or elsewhere,
with Intent to defraud or hinder his creditors or
who has been arrested and held In custody under
ors,by virtue OF mesne process or execution issued
debtor has property, founded upon demand In
Its nature provable against an insolvent debtors
estate under this chapter, and for sum exceeding
one hundred dollars, and such process Is remaining
In force, and not discharged by the laws Of the
state applicable thereto for period Of twenty
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| two and the boys belonging to grade two shall mol
be permitted 10 associate with the boys belonging
TO grade one except In the workshop, school room
dining room, chapel, aud while at work on the
farm.
Sec. 16. The trustees of the reform school are
hereby authorized in their discretion out OF the
approved November %, 1873 for the purpose Of en-
ldfgng and improving the reform school buildings
to provide suitable playground, gymnasium
sleeping room, wash-room and reading-roon, Win
suitable books and papers therein, and such other
accommodations as in their judgment may meet
the wants of the school. Every boy confined IN
the school who conforms to the regulations OF the
school, shall be permitted to spend not less than
two hours out Of every twenty-four In SAID read
ing room. When the repairs and enlargement OF
the buildings, are completed, the trustees are au-
thorzed to semploy the larger boys In the school a
portion of the time each day at cabinet making or
some similar remuneratlve employment
Sec. II. The trustees shall provide suitable
hospital for the boys confined In the REFORM SCHOOL
and shall defray all expense incurred out OF the
appropriation mentioned In the preceding section.
Sec. Is. When child Ia committed 10 the re-
form school on conviction OF q criminal onense,
the town In which such child last resided prior to
such commitment, shall pay to the trustees OF the
reform school, toward his maintenance at such
school, or In any family where such child may be
placed by the authorities Of the school, one dollar
per week so long as such child remains under the
age of twelve years. and fifty cents per week there
after during the term OF such commitment.
Sec. 10. When child under fourteen years OF
age Is committed to the reform school on convic-
ton Of criminal offense, the town In which such
child last resided prior to such commitment shall
80 long as such child remains under fourteen years
Of age pay TO the trustees Of the reform school to-
wards his maintenance at such school, or In any
family where such child may be placed by the au-
thorltes Of the school, dollar per week. But be-
ing an inmate or beneficiary Of q charitable asy-
town In which the asylum Is located with the main
tenance of a child committed therefrom II such
child has no legal settlement In the State, but such
child shall be chargeable to the town in which ne
last resided before becoming an inmate OF the asy-
lum.
Sec, 20. II town does not pay such sum on
demand the trustees may In the name OF the treas.
assumpsit. Such town may recover the sums SO
paid OF the town where such child has legal settle
ment.
Sec. 81 The court by whom person Is SEN
fenced TO the reform school shall certify In the nit
timus, the town in which the person had his last
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Sec, II any person during the existence OF said
BOARD shall sell or offer to sell any cattle or other
known by him to be infected with any CONTAGIOUS
DISEASE or with any disease dangerous to the pub
nc heatn ne shall be fined not more than one thou
SAND dollars, or be imprisoned not exceeding two
years, or BOTH at the discretion OF the couft ~
sec. :. The value Of all cattle or other domestic
ANIMALS Killed by the written order OF the commits
sloners shal be appraised by three disinterested
persons 70 be appointed by the commissioner such
appraisal to be made Just before the cattle or other
a S,,dh animals are Killed and the amount OF
sucn appraisal shall be paid by the State to the own
er OF such animals and every person who shall fa
to comply with any regulation BY them so made.
shall be nned not more than three hundred dollars
or be imprisoned not more than one year
Sec. Q. Whenever the commissioners shall make
anu publish any regulations concerning the extIr-
palon, cure or treatment Of cattle or other domes
tic animals infected with, or which have been ex-
posed TO any contagious disease, such regulations
snail supersede the regulations made BY the select
men OF the several towns, the boards of
OF the several cities, upon the same subject and
me operation OF such regulations made by said au-
lhoIltles snail be suspended during the time those
force ~ -
Sec. 10. The commissioners shall keen A record
OF helr dongs and report the same TO the governor
IN lne month OF september next after their appoint
ment unless sooner required by the governor.
sec. II. All orders, appointments and notices
from the commissioners shall bear the signatures OF
majority OF said commissioners
sec. IL. Every prosecution for violation OF any
OF the provisions OF this act shall be commenced
within thirty days from the commission thereof.
Sec. 10. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage. ''' P-
Approved December 2, 1880.
No. 46-An act to amend section twelve OF sesaion
laws OF 1876, entitled an act concerning dogs, and
animals.
1t Is hereby enacted, etc.:
sec. J. Moneys received by the treasurer OF a
city or town for dog licenses or az penalties for
violations OF the law relating to the licensing Of
dogs which Is not paid out for expenses OF enforc-
ing SAD law or as compensation for damages done
Dy uogs, may be applied TO the payment OF any
city or town expenses after the first Wednesday Of
january In each year. Provided, that the city or
Town treasurer shall keep account OF the amount
paid into the treasury each year under the proyis-
ions OF this act, which shall constitute dog fund
and II In any year the amount received for dog
licenses Is not sufficient TO nav the amount awarded
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ty, who shall write the name Of each person so
chosen and returned on separate piece OF paper
and put them into boxes to be kept IN ms olhce J
keeping the names from each town In a separate
box and the county clerk shall write such names
upon pieces Of paper OF uniform size. ..,.
Sec. O. The sheriff, or his deputy, a. least nIIeen
days before the session Of any county court sha ~
the office and in the presence Of the clerk OF the
county draw out the boxes containing the nhlnes
OF the persons nominated by the authority OF tne
towns and returned to the county CLERK, 10 serve as
grand or petit Jurors, as the case may pc the NUM-
Der of names required to be summoned IRON TUG
towns respectively, and the county clerk snail issue
a venire commanding such onicer to summon the
persons SO drawn.
Sec L. Such oficer shall summon the persons SO
drawn, not less than ten nor more thah tweny
days before the term OF such court, ny summons
sent by mall notifying them respectively OF sneI
being drawn TO serve as Jurors ana tue onceI
shall be allowed for such service the sum OF TWO
dollars and reasonable sum for necessary postage
and blank notices.
Sec s. This act shall take effect on the hrst
Tuesday of March, 1881.
Approved November 10, 1880.
No 97.-An Act making the records of the signal
service department of the United States evid ence
In court.
It is hereby enacted, etc.: ,,
Sec. /. Any record of the observations In regard
to thh condition OF the weather, taken under tue
direction of the signal service department OF the
United States, when certified under oatn py the OF
ncer in charge thereof at the place where the same
are taken and kept that the same Is true copy OF
civil cause In any court and shall be prtn'd Jdcle
evidence Of the facts and circumstances thereih
contained and stated.
Sec 2. This act shall take effect from Its pas
sage.
Approved Dec. 10, 1880.
No. 2s.-An act reducing the fees OF county clerks.
1t Is hereby enacted, ETC.: 49,
Sec. /. The fees to be paid by Me state 10
county clerks In all State causes shall be one-naIi
of what is now allowed them therefor by law, put
the costs to be taxed against respondents snail not
be effected hereby.
Sec. O. There shall be allowed the clerks OF
the several county courts for receiving money ior
fines and costs and all other moneys payable Dy
law to the clerk except on state AUDITORS oraersl
one per centum but not exceeding three uOllRrs
on account OF any one transaction.
Approved Dec "a, 1880
No. 29--An act relating to taxable ices OF autnor-
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OF being found intoxicated OF ntoxcation, II the
court before whom the conviction Is had shall con-
slider II advisable to put the respondent upon his
good behavior, such court may delay issuing q NIT.
timus against such respondent for such length OF
time as such court shall consider for the best good
OF the public and the respondent, and such court
shall thereafter consider that the public good or the
well being Of the respondent requires he may issue
a mittimus for the commitment Of such respondent
and the mittimus so issued shall have all the force,
and be subject to the same provisions as II issued
within twenty-four hours after the time OF convic-
ton, provided that such mttimus shall not Issue
unless issued within two years from such convic-
ton.
Section 2. This act shall take effect from Its pas
sage.
Approved Dec. Is, 1880.
No. l7.-An act to amend an act providing for the
hearing Of application for pardon.
II is hereby enacted, etc:
Sec. /. Section one of number seventy-hv Of the
acts OF 1878 Is hereby amended SO as to read as fol-
lows:
When person in confinement under sentence,
for term of one year or more In the State Prison
or House OF Correction, applies to the Governor for
pardon the application shall be In writing, stating
In substance the reason for such application. When
30 applied to, the Governor, II In his opinion the
reasons given would II proved true constitute sum
client cause for granting the pardon, shall within
reasonable time designate time and place when
and where he will hear the application, and cause
notice Of the application and OF such time and place
to be given to the applicant and to the States At
tOrney for the county In which the applicant was
convicted and sentenced.
Sec. g. This act shall take effect from Its pas
sage.
Approved Dec. "a, 1880.
No. 15,-An act simplifying indictments for murder
and manslaughter.
1t ID hereby enacted, etc..
Sec. ]. In any Indictment for murder or man
slaughter 1t shall not be necessary to set forth the
manner In which, or the means by which the death
OF the deceased was caused but 1t shall be suicent
In any Indictment for murder to charge that the de-
PENDANT did feloniousy, wilfuly and Of his malice
aforethought kill and murder the deceased and 1t
ter to charge that the defendant did felonousy Kill
and STAY the deceased.
Sec. O. Under an indictment for murder the de-
PENDANT may be convicted of murder of the nrst de-
gree, murder Of the second degree, or OF man
slaughter, as the case may be upon the proofs.
Approved Oct. 2s, $780,
aof 60 hain IN
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1 $780,
amount secured by mortgage, he may sell suca
property the same as II II had not been noTtSukeu
or attached and the purchaser OF sucn propeiy
shall hold the same released from such mortgage
and attachment.
Sec. 9. When any such action is pending In the
county or Supreme court, II the mortgagee nles
with the clerk OF such court bond In penal sum
equal to the amount that the officer Is directed 10
attach property to secure In the writ IN such action
with sufficient sureties to be approved by sucn
clerk, conditioned that he will pay the judgment
that may be rendered against him In such action
such trustee shall be discharged, and the attacn-
ment shall be dissolved.
Sec. I. Personal property not exempt from
attachment, which Ia encumbered by q chattel
mortgage may, Notwithstanding such mortgage,
be attached on mesne process and sold on execution
In the same manner as unincumbered personal
property In any action against the mortgagor anu
mortgage for the s7y of q debt or demand
adjudged holden and the whole interest In such
property shall pass to the purchaser at such sale.
SEQ. 8. Wherever the word mortgage" occurs
In the seven preceding sections, 1t shall be con-
strued to mean the MORTGAGE, assignee OF the
mortgage, or other person holding the interest OF
the mortgage.
Sec, o. This act shall take effect from Its pas
sage.
Approved December IS, 1880.
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with an offence punishable with death or imprison.
ment In the state prison, the governor, II IN M
! opinion such person cannot be properly or saieD
kept In the jail Of the county where such prosecu
ton Is pending, may by an order In wriIing uIecs
the officer having such person In custody 70 remore
him to the state prison. house OF correcuon, VI "
any county jail pending proceedings upon sucn
charge. ...,o
prison or house OF correction for SAFE keeping
while prosecution is pending against him, requests
to be put to labor, the superintendent may, Ia ms
discretion, put said person to labor subject 10 tne
rules and discipline Of the prison and pay MIN
therefor at the rate received for convict labor.
Sec. 8. Section two OF number one OF the acts OF
the special session Of eighteen hundred ana Sixty
five, and number nine Of the acts Of eighteen nun
dred and seyenty-slx are hereby repealed.
Approved December 10, 1880.
No. IAN act In relation to the state prison.
II Is hereby enacted, etc.
II any person employed in or about the state
prison or house OF correction as oiilcer guard or
employe In whatever capacity, shall willfully or
negllgently suffer any prisoner connned In sucn
prison house Of correction to go at large, or pc
visited, conversed with, comfored or relieved with
In the prison. shall convey to or from any prls-
oner any communication, newspapers, matches or
any article without the appreciation OF the super
intendent he shall on conviction tnereol pe pun
ished by fine not exceeding one thousand dollars,
or by Imprisonment In the state prison not exceed
Ing ten years.
Sec g. Section twenty OF chapter one hundred
twenty-three of the general statutes Is hereby re-
pealed.
Approved Dec. 8, 1880.
No. SAN act equalzlng the costs Of commitment
taxed against respondents committed to the mousse
OF correction.
1t Is hereby enacted, etc.
Sec. /. The costs of commitment to the house OF
correction to be taxed against the respondent shall
In no case exceed twenty-five dollars, whatever
may be the distance from the place OF commitment
In the house OF correction, but the ofcer commit
ting the respondent shall receive from the state
treasury the fees which officers are now entitled 10
receive by law.
Sec O. This act shall take effect from Its pas
sage.
Approved December "a, 1880.
No. 9.-An act In relation to persons In confinement
In prison and under sentence Of death
1t Is hereby enacted, etc.
Section four Of act number twenty-five OF the pub
lie acts of eighteen hundred and seventy-eght ID
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from the treasurer circulating notes OF different d.
nominations, registered and oounterslgned a. pro-
yided by law, equal In amount to the stocks trans
ferred but not exceeding the amount Of the capital
public stocks shall be or be made to be equal 70
STOCK producing, In the case OF those Issued or
guaranteed by the United States not less than three
per cent interest aud In the case OF those issued by
any OF said States, not less than four per cent In
terest and the treasurer shall not take said stock
at rate above Its par value nor above Its current
Sec. 2. Section two Of chapter slxty-one Of the
General Statutes and section one of number two OF
the acts OF 1915 are hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. Any number Of persons not less than ave
AZ least tnree-fourths OF whom aha be residents OF
this State, may associate TO establish Offices OF dis
conditions and subject 10 the liabilities provided In
the laws OF this State, relating 10 such associations
but the aggregate amount OF the capital stock OF
any such association shall not be less than nifty
thousand dollara nor more than ave hundred
thousand dollars Such persons may by their arti.
capital stock aud Of the number OF their associates
from time to time as they think proper, but the
aggregate capital shall not exceed tho sum already
specinea.
sec. g. sections nfteen and twenty OF chapter
sxty-one OF the General statutes, and sections
three and i've OF number two OF the acts Of 1878 are
hereby repealeu
sec 0. rms ACT snail take effect from its pas
sage.
approved december X 1851.
NO, IAN act reatng TO reports OF receiver OF III
Solvent savings banks ana trust companies.
II Is hereby enacted, etc.:
sec. L Ihe receiver IN an lnsolyent savings
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Tor the protection of sheep ahd other domestic
II Is hereby enacted, ETC.;
Sec. ]. Moneys received by the treasurer OF A
City or town for dog lIcanaas mr. 90 nanaItiaa for
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our business Tie plan they have adopted for
their Stops and the public by
OF dealers and their SAMPLE
y dsavow similarity any
Ii neous impression they may have succeeded creating
And this end
nation of Mammoth find the four floors of our build
large is almost inadequate
ut ate that embraces would
y our command be mpossbi by saying
almost everything for Housekeeping Personal Wear
r be found spacious establishment very
ct lowest prices on LONG CREDIT and the following easy
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zET AND 116 SHIPLEY STS.. WILMINGTON

WE respectfully the public of Whining
ton that after months of active preparation equal time spent in
study Of their and how adapt business to them that
every detail has last been satisfactorily adjusted and we are now
pared to invite their thorough inspection store and the c
es affords tor the transaction of large business large and va
ed stock and unacquantd it. of our original and entirely
liberal system doing desire to saw
WE POSITIVELY SELL NO GOODS FROM SAMPLES hn
all sales made directly from large stock article selected bv
the buyer invariably the delivered Many small dealers in this
city profess their mode of business as ours or in other
words would have their and the public ve that we conduct
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