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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-29

From the Philadelphia Times
There Is to be found much reireshmen
in well proportioned kiss. This much
everybody acknowledges, though only {
frank few have the courage to acknowledge
it openly. And It is n curious fact, yet un
explained by the philosophers, that the
slyer the kiss is the more there Is in It o.
refreshment.
A kiss that is paid rs forfeit before q
whole room full OF people is prosaic, not tC
say embarrassing. The girl laughs and
spOils the romance, and the fellow, ten to
one, blushes-neither OF them thinking
much Of it, and they both are apt pretty
soon to forget all about it.
But let the same fellow kiss the same
girl when nobody is looking, and the stu.
alton Is different as possible That sort oil
kiss fired off in hurry behind the door
or in a conservatory is like an electric
shot, and Is us sweet as cream. The taste
of it sort Of holds on, and constantly sug-
gests the propriety-or improperly, as the
case may be-Of trying it again. And the
laughing and bushing are exactly reversed.
The fellow laughs without spelling the ro-
nance bit, and the girl bushes like a
pink Carnation.
1t is queer that the very same thing
should, under such slightly altered circum'
stances, be so entirely different, nor is II
any the less queer because the difference
has existed from the earliest age OF the
world.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-29

A correspondent who has been doing
Yorktown gives the conversation Of an an.
cient Virgnian: ~.
"Do you remember President JefIerson?'
every we'll. He did not die till | was
twenty.iour, lie was q tall man, originally
red.haired, not unlike Virginia old men,
straight and grave, as you can sec about
here nowadays, The highroad from Rich.
mond and Washington passed through
Bowling Green, and nearly all the Virginia,
and most Of the national statesmen, stopped
over night in our town, which Is forty.hye
miles from Richmond and about twenty.
five from Fredericksburg"
John Randolph, suppose, often went
past?"
"Oiten, He was lean, tallish man, pc
culiar looking, but nothing much to excite
attention till he began to speak. Then, 0
my! His voice was like a bdgpipe in battle
piercing every mans gizzard. One Of the
last times he was in Bowling Green he
stopped at the tavern and called for six
candles. As 1t was daylight, people won
dered what he meant, and gathered about
the windows to peep into his chamber. lie
demanded that the blinds be drawn tight
saying he was no wild animal to be exhib
tied. II was aiterward found that he used
the candles TO melt his sealing wax and
stamp his letters. The landlord once en-
tered his room on an occasion 10 vel
come him to Bowling Green, and be
gan: "NTr. Randolph, I believe" Eyes
thank you, sir; where did gou get your i'm
pertinGncc2' responded Rndolph's shri
voice, without an instant's delay. He CANT
through here the last time in q buggy-onl
Of the first buggies l ever saw-driven by
his old servant, Juba."
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gM.I'nl.l0IE PROOF

r1asy sal yet Diseases ,I sSS sH ss Sep ma
ssatfsl Ie. o., mi Of bed, Dr. Smith cured me-"
s4l1 901 Ie' VH' " ZEPT. PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, w. Va.
,,,,,, ~ Nose IMPAIRED VOIce.-Sui-
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The Death Rate at steubonvlIle.

Herald.
steubenville with population Of 1908
by the last census, had twenty deaths in
October, which, taking that month as fair
average, would give 240 for the year, or
1898 per 1000 OF population. AS our pop
ulation isnow about IL, 900 the actual death
rate is slightly under the above figures, but
as the census returns in the other cities
named are taken as a-basis, Of course 1t is
only fair 10 do the same here. What we
especially desired to call attention to is the
fact that the death rate here is not only far
below the average, but below any city on
the list.
Providence Is the only city that approach
es anywhere near It. New York Is nearly
twice as much while Charleston Is far be
You'd double. Wheeling Is not reported in
the above table, but her death rate for DC
tOber is given at 70, and 1850 per 1000 for
the year.
Steubenville has always been regarded al
n very healthy place, and these figures tel
In the most i0rCiblC terms that the claim Il
well founded. We doubt II there Is a city
Of the size in the country that can show d
smaller death rate, and this Is an item
which oir Improvement Committee car
usg TO advantage
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-29

Allow a cold 10 advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious malades, such
as Pneumonia, Hemoffages and Lung
troubles when m immediate relief can be 90
readily attained7 BosCnEEs GERMAN sYRuP
has gained the largest sale in the world for the
cure Of Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung
Diseases. tits DR.. Boschee's famous German
prescription, and Is prepared with the greatest
care, and no fear need be entertained in adj.
miniStering II to the youngest child, as per
directions. The sale Of this medicine Is tin.
preCedented, Since first introduced there has
been aconstant increasing demand and with.
out single report Of failure TO do It's work In
any case. Ask your Druggist a. 10 the truth
OF these femarka Large sizes IS cents. Try
itand be convinced. fThsAW
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Monkey 10 Appear as a witness.

London Umphic,
A monkey witness is shortly to appear in
a murder trial in an Indian court at Sat.
tara. A travelling Snowman, whose living
depended on five monkeys and goat, was
recently murdered near village, his
troupe being killed with the exception Of
one monkey, which ran up q tree and
watched the assassin bury his master and
his companions. When oil was quiet the
monkey ran off to the patel Of the near.
est village and made him understand By
screeChes and signs that something was
wrong The "patel" followed the monkey,
which led him 10 the place where his mas.
ter was buried and the murder was duly
discovered. The monkey Is now kept fol
the Identification Of the assasSins, a plar
which recalls the time.honored history o.
the dog OF MontArgis.
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TRELAsrOR THRTALLAHAssEs.
ChipSo, the CsntennaFiRn Chief Seeks
me aappY Hunting GFonnda.

Chipco, the famous Indian Chief Of Flor
ida, IS dead. The Barlow POLK county,
Informant saws: 1.-THE news has Just reach
cd US Of the death Of Chipco, the chief Of
the remnant OF a band Of Tallahassee In
dams, on the 10th Of October last. The
noted Seminole warrior, US near as can be
learned, was little over one hundred years
OF age, and had, up to few months
back, been able to engage in the hunts and
annual festivities Of his tribe, but has at last
had to succumb to old age. He fully par
ticipated in the long Seminole war, and
at the time Billy Bowlegs and his compan.
ions were deported to the Indian Territory,
in 1856, Chipco and his companions man
aged to elude their pursuers, and have
since lived here and there in the Kissim-
NEE country, though OF late years their
main camp has been about twenty-five
miles east Of here, near the Catfish lakes,
Though not actively engaged in the
memorable Dade's massacre in 1895, Chip
co was present ut many masSacres and
battles OF minor importance, In talking
over his past career he always expressed
regret for but one deed, which was the
killing OF u white infant by tossing it up
and then catching 1t Us it came down, on
the point Of his hunting knifeS The
usual performances peculiar to Indian tribes
we're gone through with at his death. Six
fine horses and many fat hogs having been
shot and killed at his grave, his rifle and
hunting accoutrements, together with
cooking utensils, were buried with him,
so that he might have the use Of them in
the happy hunting grounds The rem
nant Of Chipco's band now numbers but
three warriors, with their women, children
and negroes, and the chieftain's mantle
has descended on the shoulders Of Chipco's
oldest son, who will be known in diplo.
matte circles rs Tustenugge Tahusky,
There arc other Indian bands residing be.
low Okechobee, but they are steadily de-
creasing in numbers, and perststently re-
sist every effort OF our Government to
ameliorate their condition"
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THE SEA.

Eva L Ogden in the csntury's "Dic.G.Bae.p
she was rich and Of high degree;
A poor and unknown artist be.
"Palntme,' she said, ~ view Of the sea-"
So he painted the sea u II looked the day
That Aphrodite arose from is spray;
Aud u broke, ~ she gaZed on itS face the while
Into It's couutleSs- dimpled smile,
What pOky, stupid picturei" said she;
~ don'tbelieye he ea6 paint the sea-
Then he painted raging tossing sea,
St0rming. with fierce aud sudden shock,
Wild cries, and wrilhing tongues Of foam,
A towering mighty taStnefs,rOck.
In It's sides, above those leaplug crests,
The thfOngIng sea birds built their n0Sts.
what dlsagrreRble dAub.n said she;
why, II An't anything Ike the sea-"
Then he painted pIcturG OF hot, brown Sand
With big hotel on either hand,
And u handsome pavilion for the band
Not AAlgn Of the water 10 be seen,
Except one faint little streak Of green.
What u perfectly exquisite piGturr" said abe;
Its the very image Of the sea-
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rNois,ais Grocer, Main ST., Wheeling, Wy
Nn GyIr" NJ RCctum, PrOApsus and PlGA-
roenuoH' az, W IN liz and pronounced lncurAble,
W. E IN md me without knife.
d. sa'A '1''4 WASHINGTON pELANY.
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Wedding Near Dallas,

Correspondence Of the IntelllSeneor.
On Thursday, November 24th, larg,
and merry party gathered at the residence
Of Mr.. +. NJ, Henderson, near Dallas, W
Va, to witness the marriage OF his only
daughter Miss Mary, to Mr.. T, 7. Trussel
Of Dallas. In spite Of the severity OF thu
weather the guests assembled ut an early
hour. At one o'clock the solemn word,
were said which linked for life the fate o.
the two,
The bride was arrayed in gros grain silk
with crushed roses and orange blossoms
The bride was the recipient OF many val
liable and useful presents, first among
which We notice:
A twenty dollar gold piece from Mr.. j.
Jamison, grandfather OF the bride.
A handsome gold necklace set with
charms, from the groom.
A set Of silver knives and forks from Linn
and Ollie Henderson, brothers OF the bride.
A toilet set from Miss Belle TrusseII, sis
ter Of the groom.
Silver butter knife, Miss Mary IIender-
son, Washington, Pa.
Silver butter dish, Doctor and Miss Dagg.
Silver Pickle castor, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b.
L'stIe' -, =. 49,,
sIIver ana glass berry dish, MI and Mrs
u sta 4, da yn.,o. ;t, ,,,.. r.. v,,,,,.
~! sllVer butter KNIFE, Miss Laura Young,
we" siI,,a Liberty ,SE,T, ,,,,,.,,. A.. ,,, II
sllVer table spoons, MIR. and Mrs A. H..
Ni siii, RIM Grove. -, r,
.i si.Det aHu s'ass spoon hoIder' MI W. u
At S;i,.n. ed..,. , ILL.,. ar NJ, ~,
S'aNer spo9n holuer, M; ana MIS- Johh
A[p1n nsInY OnloRIown, " A.
c,llarloF amp Mr ana Mrs d b. NC
0' eur yai,,,. t,.,., AZ, ,,,u 49,,
Stt silver tOfkB, MIR, j., ,, Vowel anu
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So does Thomas Roberts, Wholesale Grocer,
Philadelphia,!who says: .Burnctts Cocoaine
allays all irritation Of the scalp, and will
most eiIeciually remove dAndfuf and pre-
vent the hair from falling out"
BURSETT's FLAvoRiSO EGERAcrS,-The sHpe
FiOrity Of these extracts consist In their per
feet purity and great strength. They ar
warranted free from the poisonous Of & ant
acids which enter into the composition o.
many Fictitious fruit hayofS.
For aie By Logan { Co., Wholesale Drug
FiSts, Wheeling, w. Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-29

We will send Dr.. Dyes celebrated Electro
voltaic Belts and other electric appliance.
on trial for thirty days TO young men and
older persons who are afflicted with nervou!
debility, lost vitality, ETC., guaranteeing
speedy relief and complete restoration o.
vlgOr and manhood Also for rheumatism
neuralgia, paralysis, liver and kidney diff
cultiGs, ruplurts and many other diseases
illustrated pamphlet sent free. Address
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-29
Reetlfy TorpIdity Of The liver.

Remove biliousness, dyspepsia, and impart
new tone and vigor to the system by Liebig
Cos Coca Beef Tonic. Sold by oil druggists
Beware Of limitations.
Yellow, ilyspeptic, Nervous Inyalids grow
strong, ruddy and healthy by the use OF the
Liebig Cos Coca Beef Tonic. 1.-THE results Of
its use stamps the 1iebiG Company missiona.
FieS to the human family" says the Ameri.
can Business Bulletin IN w r1HAs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-29

CAabUSKLEG, Felons, Boils, sores Of long
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, ETC., posi-.
lively cured without the aid Of q Knife OF
pOultiee, by using Mts. Julye Myers Drawing
and Healing salve. Piles, Salt Rheum, Fry
sipelaS, Soft and liberated Corns, Chilblaihs,
etc, II has never failed 10 cure. For sale BY
Logan 4 %. ptN
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MEDICAL.
biz. ]. e. SMITH,
,n OF rMELFTH sIREET.

~ OF IHELHIh G4lA1a4s
w. ,-,-,.-.,. .,,... q. ~. -.
.vilenoe OF physician r.,
~ NJ. patients, IhellcE a., $50 Al;
tag ,sI0nI services prove ~ -, ,.,sIt
:! PhIr III iairly with those VINO haye
h1aJ1ss.y 80 use patient haiile Hais -,
Hs b5lsh have many hunsi iSav III bsn nyS
or u9 5oLag5 ,bi Gtborough medical eduGstL9n.
s94A SsbS YEAR hospital experience s1 " ~
VT ,bsrargutir agents elo1e ~, ,,o,tt, ~
VIZ eat perIliaiars anu elcs S'' a. S,'s n n
pss-sls management, InsuIss -stSSni =, = oSininr
b!sS{i. m frankly give the pA1'euH Hl3 VP'llon'
ptsl'F DID
HOMH Il
- ,,,.a, Dyseas,s and Rheumatlan-
E!inty Gni xt"N,aSathing seemed 70 help me ;
"a rot SET OUT Of 'eu' zEPI. PHILLIPS,
wheeling, W. Va.
,...,. ., Nose InpRired VOice.-sui.
0nrh, Po!pus ~, ynadlrIns JAILED 10 help me.
brsl lji year 49, 49, Tt,red mo.
b. sa4ia e''AP'1'e'' CHARLES CHADDuCK,
oIspeijei < Co., Wheeling, W. Va.
49,, % iilIcrrated stomach 'rrestment
ppfspsh w, =, IN. me relief. Dr. smith cured
N yeAn lA''S 'TiI6NAg HOLT, Insurance Agent
r." ~, lar fourteen years. DR.. smith
Ha-'Hai "H'"' iOJJIS +. WASHINGTON.
s5rl me, ,,..,,,,r,y saTC, on Head-"My son wa
sr0iq.9, "G H,',tIsn wears. Nothing seemed 70
LIZ lin Dr. smith saF SSAT WIZ; CAPS,
va,Eei street, wheeling, W. Va.
M sl.1 ~ ~ vcats with cancer. Had II
ocf-"sg i IL irtrfpei aiIer each opera.
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tpally except sunday,
No. Z and No. 9 stop q all statiOnS.

$50, Palace Drawing RSom aud Sleeping Cam
on all night trains
Close connections are made for all points South
desirable route for C0lonIsts and persons moving
to the great West and to whom particular attention
u given.
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CONSUMPTION. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

WERE FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP useless In al
other diseases, the benefit which II undoubtedly
Yields IN Consumption and Of the Res
pintOFy Organs would vindlcAte Its claim to the at
tentionO OF every medical practitioner. From the
Statistics Of England aud America 1t Is fair cstl
mate that OnetGnth Of the entire deaths Is caused
yeringly Il subduCs the tendency to Consumption
and In many confirmed CasGs, Al In that Of tho In
yentOT, II has eiIeCtedn cure.
Indigestion and habltual CostlvencS almost
always arise from weakness OF the nerves and mus
Ces Of the stomach and bowels. In such cases, Eel
lows Compound Syrup Of lIypophosphtcs has
proved itself Of the greatest service The evRcua'
lions soon become cOplOns and healthy.
This Syrup will cure PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
IN the nrst stage and will give great relief and pro
long life In the second and third. II will cure
ASTHMA, BROSCIiITIs, lARYHdTTIs, and COUGHS. II
will cure all diseases originating from want Of Mus
Cular Action and Nervous Force.
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Daily except Sunday.
steubcnvillc AccOmmOdAlion.-This train dur.
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Mathis Ferry HellaiIri stOppingwhen required
and Gravel Hill.
MnSilnn Accommodation.
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WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV
Leave WheOling...6;i0 A. ~, l:lO ?. w., 1850 ?. \,
No Trains run on this Division on Sunday.
Tickets to all principal points on sale Ut Depot,
ONCE open At all houn during the day.
Information 10 the tmYellng public CheeFtully
given. W. n, CLEMENTS, N, Oft,
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NLEYELAND < PITTSBURGH r, R,
~ CONDENSED TINE CARD.
lEA g! g.
On and after November 49, 1851, all trains will run
daily, except Sunday, ~ follows:
SThrOugh Trains 10 PitAbnrRh,
2Through Trains 10 Cleveland,
2'rhrOugh Trains 70 Chicago,
PRrlOT CGI betW ecu WGlSYllle and Cleveland,
lance and Chicago,
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Sunday exprrsS leaves Wheeling q Bb2 4. n, or.
hyes WellsburE 926 4. ~, steubenVille g66 A. NJ,
making close connection for western points
NJ, run daily. Through Chicago Express leaves
Columbus daily, except Sunday, at sos NJ, With
sleeping car attached, arriving In Chicago 1t E90
next morning. lerihs can be secured IN advance at
Union Depot Ticket ONCE. Columbus
PullmAf'S Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Cars
through without change from eteubenvillo East 10
Philadelphia and New York West 10 Columbus,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis and 81. Lotus.
For through tickets, baggage checks sleeping chr
accommodations, and any further Information, ap.
ply 10 JOS. N. BELLEVILLE, Ticket Agent, At Pan.
handle Depot, loot q Eleventh street, or At City
D. ". CALDWELL,
Gen'l Manager, PiltAbuRh, Pa,
Z. A. FORD,
Gen,l Pas. and Ticket Agent PitbbuEh. Pa.
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pROF. RICHARD sTAIIL,
GRADUATE OF TIE BERLIN CONSERVATORY,
Teacher OF Piano or Organ playing theory and
oTitS may Se Iii at any OF tho music stores Of
hedty ae9
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Dozen napkins, Miss Mollle Little,

lJOLeIl napkins, MISS AOllle Little,
Immediately after the ceremony dinner
was served, and after enjoying themselves
as is usual at Thanksgiving wedding the
guests, about sixty in number, dispersed
with many kind wishes for the happiness
of the newly welded pair,
SPECTArOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02

srrnVWr CouEr-Cn.8RF ls-Hsm nv Donohnr Court
otens At 1880 A. ia. Calendar called ~ II Nr- a.
Ca loo 1877. 1915. 2O7, 2l2 80 2~I, t" 32r 80 35u
S3i s& 3iu 3sl. $40. JtG 80. 49, $40 a. 3il, aI2
Arsrs-NINI CALENn.E No. - dd. a. -. ~, ~ 49,
Ia, l7G. ~. -. AS-. 80 40.
NO calendar.
surEmoR CoUW-GEyEGAL TraA-Adournod until the FRS
MONDAY Of June
surR,uok CoCRr-sPETAL TEEY -TriaI. J.-Court opens
AT 10 q M aiendar allied at II a in.-No.. IT, y.
TRIAL TKEh-rAkIs 1. ~ AID III.-AdJoltu"i for tho
Tenn.
COMMON PLEAs-GENHEAL TRRN--Adloumed unti the nrsi
In for TIE Of rrudri DECISIONS
SPECIAL TERN j r bay .Inurt opens 80 lu M allen
dar callel at 10 mo - M4rlou ngt Gould No day cal
endar
EQUITY TFHM-Adionrneh Tor the term.
Tmsi TERH-PAH T.. II and u Adjourned for the
GgNEcAL SFssIONs-PAEr l-~mYth N.--ihe People agL
Eugene T.. Pot. false prrtencca continued
PLgT iI-GuderslecVr THE People act Mary Plan
nory James campbell. Aicla" R"nnry Tfsnd larceny
Frank Campbell larceny from the person Thomas on
John IIaeY Peirf Nnnnan frounns ahhaut baltarY
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DISSATISFIED WITH TIE WoRLD.

Officer Walsh appeared at the jefferson Mar
ke Police Court yesterday morning with Eliza Cole age
tiryour, whom he took into custody at the request
OF n brakeman IN tho employ OF the NcwYork Central
and Hudson River Railroad who snached her from In
front Of train In Eleyenhave. near Twenty third
last evening. The told the brakeman and the
officer that her husband was killed on railroad num-
Der OF years ago, and she wished 10 die in the same
manner To Justice Murray she said that rum was the
cause OF all her trouble. She persuaded by the
Justice to take the temperance pledge for year. aud
WAS then discharged
Mr.. Seymour, actor living at Mount Vernon, at
tempted TO commit suicide by throwing himself before
train Of the Nev-York and New-llaycn Ballroad at
Mount Vernon Tuesday evening. He saved by
Justice Meeks, with the assistance " citizen, who
pulled him from his pcrious position.
Joseph Bilorn age fOryhye attempted 10 cut his
throat No 900 West Thirty yesterday with
a razor. lie taken TO the Roosevelt Hospital dan
gerously injured.
Catherine Hughes Of No. 90 waworth-st.. Brooklyn
who is insane, attempted TO jump from second STORY
window Tuesday. hut prevented Just "a she got
the window sill She sent to the Insane Asylum yes
tCruaY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02

.xat,o taxing trust companies which recently passed
the Senate WA passed by the Assembly A..
MT Chickerfng, the economical chairman OF the 40
samhlv COMMITTEES on Ways and Means, nhde an eh-
which painly delighted bis frugal ief1sa
tive sonI He stated that Controller WnnsWorth con,
nuted that all the money necessary TOT e support W
he state Government could be oDtaineh ny nDpoh,,
ing a tax Of only l 95-iO0 mills on every SloO OF
nronerfv This was n smaller rate OF taHatoh, Mt
fckerng said than had been Imposed IN quarter OF
century before At the close OF his REMARKS MT Chcktr
mo the annual tax levy bill IL was AZ once
nassed nv a unanimous vote. Mr. HuHted IN ehplanlns
kis vote sad that desired To congratuate the lax
navors ~ the state on the result OF the snlerO
aaJ,njuistrotion OF the affairs Of the state ny
the Republican party, and especially that, thsy
had snch an excellent administrator OF INC
ananccs OF the State Controller NaIs"orin- INC
same administration next year promised 70 reduce tne
ANIMAL tax rate 20 a mill and hail " Is SAID that
there is so large a surplus the state Treasury owing 70
H. ,nnositjnn Of tax on the wealthy corporations mat
no tax II needed 10 obtain the SlVVV"VV' y" u" 'AP'
on the New Capitol. -, a.. lilo.
Coyernor Cornell sent message 10 thc Senhte chng
attontton In the abandoned Chemung Canal. when "a
snreang malaria among the residents along s borders
lie recommends that the superintendent of fnbc WORKS
be authorized take steps to remedy tue ehsuhg u-
Guilty. 81, ,.,,oor,o,,r, ., 900
for the purpo-e OF removing the causes ni nhhia from
portions Of the abandoned Cbemung Naey IahA Which,
passed. ,,-,-- A,,. 1850 ro.soA An.
thorzing the Dock Department OF the Guy 81 New
10 construct "A pier the Of the folce Department
of that cy To regulate the construction ANA prOt"c-
lion ~ railway crossings in the County OF Kings
A,ncndnr Tho General Railroad Act IL allows railroad
conpauies TO hold additional real estate.