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IRISH IrEala.
DIiI0ns Arrest Damper at Dublin
JuAtIn AIcUhFthy'a Opinion OF IT,

DliI0n's Arrest n hamper al DubIIn-
Justin AIcUREtbya opinion OF IL
DuBLtS, May 3.-The proceedings at the
weekly meeting ot the Land Lesgue woie
tame. The arrest Of Dillon evidently has
had chilling effect. Brennan denounced
the Governments action as an attempt 10
stine the discussion Of the Land bill.
LoSDaN, May 8 LIN the House OF Com.
mons, Justin Mccarthy gave notice that
he would move Of an early day that the
action OF the Irish Executive In arbitrarily
arrestiDg a member Of Parliament and
proclaiminV the City Of Dublin under the
Aims bill ls an abuse Of the powers grant.
ed by the Coercion act, and is calculated
to arouse disaffeCtion aud mar the results
OF the remedial propoBals,
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MONETARY CoSrEnENCE.
Action OF the Committee 10 Prepare
Programme,


PARIS. May 3.-Thero was a meeting OF
the committee Of the monetary confer.
ence, Dutch delegate VralIch presiding
Seventeen Delegates were present, inUlud.
ing the Deputy Master and Comptroller Of
the Royal Mint. After discussion OF
three houra the committee adopted q list
ofquesLions to be submitted to the con.
ference, drawn up by the Dutch del.
egates. II was also agreed that two
lists 'ot questions be prepared by
Messrs. Cornuschi and Horton To be
submitted to the conference in order to
form a basis for discussion Of the none.
tary question from q scientific point Of
view. The committee entrusted VroliCk
with the task Of drawing up their report,
and passed resolution expressing the
hope that the next sitting Of the confer.
enCe would he held as soon as possible.
Great Cordiality prevails among the dele.
gates, and the lRbors Of the conference
will be resumed under the most iavora.
Bile auspices.
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harmed In tluardinE Iser treasure.

PANAMA, May S.-seVen bodies have
been recovered from tbe ruins Of dlaas.
ttohs fiie IN BuenA Ventura. AhiFa
Afana, the tirst victim, had considerable
money 10 4 trunk and when the llfe broke
out armed herself with knife and resist.
cd oil attempts 10 remove her, insisting
that Ahe must guatd her treasure. A puff
Of lndswept around her driving away her
Eould.be feectiefs and prostratlBg her be.
side The trunk.
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FLOODS AT ut. LOUIS.
No Further Serious DRmRge-seVeFAI
RIIInRaa NnhmerKad.

villages Submerged.
sr. LOUIS, May 3.-1he rise in the river
since last evening is yariously estimated
at.irom four to seven iucheS and still
swelling. OF course there is a little more
water inl the overAowed districts aS the
breadth Of the inundated land Is some.
what extended, and the situation is prac.
tlcally unchanged. All the dykes and
barriers still hold and there has been no
additional destruction, of property. The
city lsvee is narrower than yesterday and
business there is much hampered. A few
more industrial establishments In the
northern part oil the city have shut down,
and the submerged region In the southern
part Of the city is q little broader and the
damage 10 wider spread, but nothing has
been awept away and no lives lost. East
Carondalst is entirely submerged to-day
and about two hundred persons have left
the place. There are about q dozen houses
stlll occupied, but their inmates will have
10 leave very soon. In East ST. Louis the
situation Ia about the same 90 previously
reported. The railroad tracks are still
above water and the freight aud passenger
traffic is not materially interiered with.
LATER.
The most notable feature OF the flood to.
day was the breaking, about 8 o'clock In
the afternoon, Of an old leyee running
north and O short distance west Of the new
embankment Of the Chicago, Burlington
4 Quincy railroad, East St. Louis.
This levee had been raised and strength.
ened by the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
road 10 shield their new embankment,
which was comparatively soft, and 1t was
thought to be able 10 stand the pres.
sure Of the great body OF water lying
againat Il, but Il proved otherwise and
gave way. This lett but one barrier be!
tween the river proper and Cahokia creek.
The new dyke above mentioned
proved insufficient to stay the rushing
Tide, and IL too yielded 10 the torrent that
poured into Cahonia creek. This was the
one thing that has for several days been
most dreaded by the denizens OF East 81.
Louis, for it was believed that
| II the water direct from the
river swept into the creek,
Il would change the direction Of its cur.
rent, which would DO reversed by slack
water and all.that part Of the city east and
southeast OF the btream, embracing the
largest portion oi the town would be sub
merged.
CONTRARY 10 all expectations, however,
and greatly To the satiafactlon Of the pee.
pie, The result was not as anticipated
The current did not change its course, bul
continued to flow north, and for q time,
al least, The main business part Of the city
has escaped inundation. The water
passing through the break is now run.
ming out on 10 the bottom lands north oI
The city, and by morning all the iattng ID
that region, reaching, perhaps, 10 The
bluffs several miles away, will probably
be submerged.
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mASCOCR COUNTY,
Excitement at FairView--
HehoOI Commencement

Excitement at FaIrVieW-
HehoOI Commencement
.NEw CUMBERLAND, W. VA, May 3.-Ths
people at Faifvlew are very much excit.d over
the change OF postmaster Miss Emma Y.
Hobbs received The appointment vice ". o.
Pomefoy. Tie cause Of the excitement 10 90.
tasloned by the suddennss OF The change.
They were not contemplating the change 10
c1ine In The direction that II did. The OPP
position were using their batteries upon other
parties, and while this was going on ]. Yves.
Fey got hls work In All will assume iB
wOnted Quetness In a few days again, and
peace ani harmony will reign supreme.
The Bcli JOl Exhibition "a the ieGt thing on
The tapia State Superintendent Butler IL
expected here on Friday evening 10 witness
the performance. PiEfRo.
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PERUVIAN ATFAIRs.


10 Cause Trouble.
PANAMA, April 23,-MuCh uneasincss ls
felt in Lima, as but q small majority Is up.
holding the Provisional Government Of
NJ. Caldsron. Plerola Is gaining In popu.
larity, and dislikes Calderon's policy
Caldeton ousted the officials appointed by
Don Nicolas Plerola and restored those
who had office under the Constitutional
Government, and the latter were organ.
lied. Cesar Oanavero was appointed AL.
calde. General Montero, commander OF
the Northern Department, has refused TO
recognize Calderon's Government, and
declared for Pierola. Arequipa maintains
a rebelllous attitude. The Ohllians are
diRgusted at the state Of affairs. It is sup.
posed they will send au army against Are.
,quipa. The war indemnity imposed by
Chill has not yet been paid. The Chilians
reviewed the army at Lima and Calao on
the 9th Of April to celebrate their victory
over the Spanish at MaiBsu In 1878, and
show the Peruvians their strength,
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MAH.oF.wAR blown UP.


DlSaatrous Explosion on n British War
RIOOp NJ sandy Point.
LONDON, May 3.-The Admiralty has o
telegram from Montevideo stating that the
British wafsloop Doterel was blown up on
the 20Lh Of April at Sandy Point, Strait OF
Magellan. The cause Of the catastop phe Is
not known. Lieut.. Stakes remains at the
scene Of the disaster TO ascertain the cause
Of the explosion, with the assistance OF
divers. The commander, paymaster, an
engineer, Caulker, carpenter and seven
sean1en were saved. 1t 70 thought possible
that great loss OF life has attended the
disaster. The Doterel registered 1887
tons and had 900 horse power engines.
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WghlnBIoh lPAI hep0Her'
The engineer corps Of The BaltimOteG
Ohio railroad arrived In this borough on
Monday afternoon, and will at once pro.
Ceed TO locate the road extension. As soon
as this is done work will begin In earnest,
Within the borough limits Ia one ali Of
nine feet, and At the bridge aCfots Maiden
street the embankmsnL will be much
hldheF
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NEw YoRE, May s.-Thtee young wo.
men who arrived at CASTLE Garden few
days ago, with company Of Mot,oon
converts, became dlssatiGfled win lie
prospects before them among tie IAiieS
Dy sainls, and concluded to remain In
NeT YORK end stcnte employment. Two
q Them have jns. been eGgaged AZ tloIneS.
iici aud the other IA 1till a the labor
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Expressed: at Bapquols In Mexico ana
Canada.

~ --NN'T NAN~SN@ So 3AN4ARN tstANl
Canada.
Cry or MEXICO, May 3,-A banquet was
given 70 Grant by the promoters OF the
YopalovampAo R. R. One hundred and
6ity penonS were present, including three
members Of the cabinet, many deputies,
Senators and distinguished men. Great
iriendship'was expressed for Grant. The
toast Of the Minister of Foreign Affairs
was, Gen. Grant, the great, good and we'll
tried friend Of Mexico.h p
MoNAREAL, May Sat a banquet last
night, Mr.. Oouraoll, M. p, in q speech
referred 10 La Fayette, and said he be-.
lleved that the amlcable relations between
the United States.and Great Britain would
not be complete unless Canada Bent q
regiment To the Yorktown celebration,
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his Designs on the Political import
I'fr 4 at,ee OF tiiA civ.

| .E.'.j aSee OF thb CITY.
BkRLiS, May "A bill which iS already
drafted for the erection Of new pafliA.
ment house on The Koenlg's PlSlz wilIno
be introduced for the present. II has
been set aside at The express wish Of
Bismarck, whose action in matter ls
connected. by some journals with his threat
10 remove the seat oil the government
from Berlin. His minor supporters In the
pfess endeavor to give color 10 The threat
"a q serious one. The Emperor and
Ufown Prince are understood 10 be deCid.
eddy opposed 10 Sny thing tending 10 lessen
the political Importance Of Berlin.
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NEW YoRK, May ga Little Rock,
Ark, special says shocking murder Is
just reported from the Cherokee Nation.
Indian Territory. A man named Arne'a
and a neighbor killed John Dry, q half.
breed, 10 get possession OF two gallons Of
whisky he had. They shot him three
times 10 the head, stabbed him ten times
and severed his head from his body. They
then concealed the remains. Afterwards
they got drunk and dropped hints Of their
bloody work and are now In Jail.
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InyadsSs of ibs i.diar TeryiioSS,

FoRr SIXTH, AK, May S.-judge Par
ker, OF the United States District Coutt,
haa rendered judgment for the government
In the suit oil the United States Va David
8. Payne, charged with unlawfully inyad.
Ing the Indian territory. The penalty un.
der the statutes is 1000. SiG other cases
Of the same nature we're decided 10 favor
Of the Government. .--. .... .
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The Usual DlSeouTHEInE Reports Prom
delaware,

SS"" "Ht"ht"khhk htpOFlN HFuul
Delaware.
NEw YORE, May 3.-Thers Ia no longer
hope entertained by The fruit growers Of
Delaware Of any profit from peaches in
that State this season. Not In twenty-five
years has there been q worse showing,
and not only have the growers given in 10
all hope Of having a crop this season, brt
the belief is general among them that A
great m'jotity Of the peach trees have been
Killed, while almost all the test Of them
have been so injured as 10 make them
uneless. Many Of the most entsfptisipV
gfoWeF1 arc already making arrangements
l9f planting new orchards 10 take The
PllcS oItbe tees which they believe 10 bS
uead or dying. Should the ieatB Of growers
Prove correct that the peach orchards Of
!! !ne Sia'e have been practically destroyed,
MNli Y, result In a serious loss, as no leSS
.han .I SNO,0OO are invested In peach chi.
.TAlloll y, l, on the peninsula, more than hali
olNhiCh IS invested In DelNWAIe
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lEtROLtUn pRODUCIIoN
LA'seiJ ~ Excess Of COnAumption-An
hnAI Meeting nj tha ps,t....

Largely III Excess Of COnsump,Ion-Ap-
n"al heetlnv ot the Exchange.
INV YORK, May 3-Tho annual meet.
10 ,ns o. the Petroleum Exchange was held
Quay 's.S The reports showed the average
eN,y :, y, productions during the year 10 be
s'',. .ow barrels; stock, 100000 barrels
Ss,t S,,i.,n u ths pipe inep, and 100000 mo- q
Il iS'sISN s.s The wells, III private tanks and
So0!s, ,H tenaelieS. E'timated average daily
ySuiIGS'1pllon Ss,IS Y Ion Of crude oil throughout the
OSgS,t DS,Iu tSWO barrels. The Treasurer Re,
IOi, IOiNuSSe s,n.s receipt. for the past year $685..
h.mh.p,sEIses mhpsEnses 4i54 A large increase oI
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rms mp at africa with q small sum OF
RT0naV. whIaI, R.a .Ensranfla.a

Turns mp At africa with small sum Of
Money, which ne :SurFenderS.
PANAMA, May 3.-H. Thone, dsiaulting
cashier Of the canal company, has been
heard from at the port Of africa. He was
not arrested formally, but when confront.
ed by persons who charged him with
the crime, he admitted that be had In bis
possession funds belonging 10 others,
which be at once delivered ovCr to the au.
thoritieB. The amount was some 5000
francs. The mans conduct showed that
hls mind was wandering, and on delivering
the money he was allowed 10 70 free.
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FRENCH TARIFF ON ENGLISH aOOns.
Probable FaIIure 10 Agree Upon n Com.
merclRl treaty Between the Tw6 Pow

Probable Failure TO Agree Upon n Com.
mercIRI treaty Between the Tw6 Pow
erS.
LONDON, May S.-Negotiations for the
new Apglo.FrenCh commercial treaty be.
gin to attract great attention. The exist.
ing treaty will ex pirs III November, and II
the new treaty ls not concluded and rati-
fed between now and the dissolution OF
the Chamber Of Deputies England will In
November be confronted BY general
tariff, which will be almost prohfbitory.
Her only means Of self protection will be
retRliatory duties on French wines, brandy,
silk and articles de Paris. The French,
although apparently apxious to make q
new agreement, insist strongly on the
abolition Of the I'D valorem dulles. Such
q persistence endangers the whole scheme
OF the treaty, 90 specific duties are believed
by England to bear unfairly upon wooden
and cotton goods, which are the largest
English exports.
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New YoRk, May 3.-The National Rife
Association in the future will allow mem.
bers Of the army and navy and national
guards Of other States 10 compete In
matches Of the association, at Oreedmoor,
on the same conditions % the national
guards OF this State.
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Ia.iaani in = lll,nna

wllKnsARRE, Pa May S-Li1sie De.
vine, while performing the catapult acI In
The circus this evening, fell upon the net.
ling, striking her chin on her knee, caus.
ing concusslon Of the spine. Her ftCov.
cry ID doubliul,
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AREnARKABLE UrrERANCE
From an EnglIsh Journal in sympathy
with the COVaFnttaa ant

with the Government.
LoSBoN, May S.-The daily NttVs says:
II we are correctly informed Bismarck, or
whoever 10 striving TO bring about the con.
ference for the purpose Of deVising more
stringent mode Of dealing with polite.
al Conspirators, has sent al invitation 10
England, and has thus imprudently In.
vlted o refusal, as England, following the
example oil France, will certainly not par.
ticlpate IN any conference designed 10
shield unpopular 20 vernmenta from the
cotseuue1ces OF their unpopulafity,
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NEw YoRk, May S.--Ptotsssof Chandler,
Ia obedienceto resolution by the Alder.
men, reported 10 the Board Of Health the
result oi bic inquiries into the subjeCt OF
oleomafgarine. He says Il is superior in
oil respects 10 the poorer grades OF dairy
butter sold here; that there is nothing Oh.
isCtionable either In the material or lie
manufacture, and as there is nothing IN.
wholesome Ii oleomafgafine he sees no
need oil legislation in regard 10 II, 10 pro.
teCt the public health,
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CaHAPLAEE = OHIO StoCH

'"' '"' IhhueHsS Of Jndgs nslVin's
~, betiSlon.
olIs. ~" .,'S l0RR aaya.-Ths ro,l says copies
W ,,,,a'. ,a' Lake Shoto and Michigan Central
,,I1altns ,,IS TO be rendered tomorrow are
1 6i . S,Dtn Os IN private circulation.
to.d,v TIai0etn !. Nt stocks the principal feature
ia % - H. y chesapeake 4 Ohio, which ID up
" ~ 'Or common aud 43I iof pfeieFred,
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Fatal Results ot % nlsl, S,...,.

n.,..' INV YoaE, May s-The death Of Frank
''I.nust ',,s. S eight yeats old, was reported
@6I,nus' V Su'esa s1 Of Vital EpidemicS to-day
6,o iE snin!E, occurred from epidemic Cete.
6tbv .n.l .n.,,ie meningitis, ,Convuisione and the
'''' condition Of the stteetS.
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81. LOUIS, May S.-A meeting Of The
National Committee Of the National
Gfeenback party has been called 10 meet
at the Lacleds Hotel, in this city on The
7th Of June. -.
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mayor iiOans nOl : Candidate for Cover.

CiSotNSArt, May S.-The Gastte, which
warmly supported Mayor Means for bis
present place, says he is notA candidate
Tor Governor, and would mot accept II
nnninAkad. EI,.
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A i.dSs SiIiissI x 1.lebtn,ss.

wiLLIAMsPoRr, No., May S,-Duhug q
severe storm here lAst night, j. W. Nc.
Clubg, one Of the Judges Of johnson
county, was struck by lightning and killed.
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More Counterreiters Arrested in Penn.
aVIVRnia.

PITTSBURGH, May S.-Unitsd States De.
tective Perkins arrested Abner Mcdonnell
and Samuel Ringer this morning, in
Westmoreland county, on charge Of
counterfeitipg. They were brought 70 this
city and lodged in jail for hearing Thurs.
day.
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CLEvELAND, May S-The annual meet.
ing Of the Grand Encampment, Ohio
|. D. o. F., began here this morning with
q fail attendance. Mayor Heffick deliv.
cred an address oil welcome. r4J0
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CAMDEN, May S.-Mrs. Valentine Grim
was killed yesterday at a railroad crossing.
Her husband was dangerously hurt and
Adolphus Butler, the third person Ia the
carfiage, severely hurt.
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n..1 .,les are reported as taking place
SG.I .,l. comfy during the past week at
10 10 @D ~ ~ cents per pound Harrington
Pal RspOrtT.
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NEW YORK, May s.-rhe death Of Fan.
ME j. Blanehett, eyed "a, iS reported %
caused by lead poisoning from the use Of
cosmetics,
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HtckMAN, KY, May s.-There was q
heavy rain and hail storm here last night.
Hail the sizs Of marbles fell, making the
vroundswhite. II is feared that the iralt
ls badly damaged or entirely killed. i
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nIaE l,ALL rEsrERnAY.

CHtcAao, May S.-The three games
played here the past lew days between lie
ChicaSo and Cleveland ball clubs clearly
show that the changes made this yer In
the rules Of playing will add greatly 10 the
features Of the game and
obyiate most Of the objections. The
batting has been free and heavy, although
q strong head'wind kept down ths.biss
hits iak below what would Ordinarily be
The result OF 90 much muscle applied 10
90 lively o ball. To.day's game was finely
played, although too one.sided 10 be Inter.
estlng aud the cold kept crowds away. II
resulted Hti. -a
ChIoagus, ,.... .........,......1 0 90 90
CleVelAndl....,..., ,....s"a.0 o y w
.. AT DETROIT. sos
The second and third matches between
The Buffalo and Detroit clubs was played
here to-day. The score is as follows!
RSsIs SiEGIs s'.,...'''''. II
nt At woRCE9TER. %
wOrcs,ltii.................o ; lio2s2 Ill
TfoyS S.,,a......................AO O00i 900 o.
AT BoSroN.
PtoVldsnVS .... ....,....-..0 0 0220 o.
BoltobIu ,,,""r" ",.."""0 "
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p.aAn

NpOis,. s y Org, May S,-Two thousand three
lo.5Sv' and si1ty'SIE immigrants arrived
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Nav YoRK, May S.-Fofty Mormon
missionaries sailed ior Europe,
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Chs qatelligFater

;,,,,.., No., ss and n Fourteenth Stree.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-25

Senate Concurrent Resolution No. s.
relative to printing the report OF the
Directors Of the Orphans' Home. passed
by q vote Of 43.
Assembly concurrent resolution rela-
tive to granting leave OF absence to
George T. German, County Clerk OF
Lincoln county. passed BY . vste OF AZ.
Assembly Bill No. 80. concerning the
allowance and payment Of certain claims
against various counties, passed. BY o
vote Of 40 10 q.
The substitute for Bill No. 2, to regu.
late the fees and compensation Of ON.
cials, will be considered In COMMITTEES
Of the Whole ct ~ o'clock tomorrow,
the 25th.
The substitute for Assembly Bill No.
8, to prevent the unauthorized sxpenai'
turs Of State moneys. passed BY . unsn-
imous vote.
Bell ~introdsced. out Of order. . bill to
aid In the construction Of . State Prison.
A motion to reject the bill was carried.
Senate concurrent resolution to allow
the claim Of z. 8. Eldridss $500 SOY
Was referred TO the Committee on Claims.
Senate bill 10 reimburse O. 8. Young
was referred to the Committee on
Claims.
Senate concurrent resolution relative
to printing the report OF the Fish Com
missioner was referred to the Joint Com.
mittss on Printing.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 10,
relative to the rsspportionmsnt Of the
Legislature, was referred the Judiciary
Committee.
The amendment TO Assembly Bill No.
9. concerning crimes and punishments,
was adopted and the bill passed BY q
unanimous vote.
The substitute for Assembly Bill No.
2. to amend the ACT to create . Board oil
Examiners In the several counties, was
adopted.
The Assembly adjourned 10 II o'clock
A. n. on the 25ih.