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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-28
IRELAN ID.
The Land League Movement

Inc Land League movement
DUBLIN, May 26.-Forstsr, Chief Sec.
retary for Ireland, is actively conferring
with officials at Dublin Castle in regard
to the state OF the country. There is
reason to believe they contemplate stop
ping the new and dangerous movement
Of the Land League for a general strike
against the payment OF rents. deter.
mination to this effect may be arranged.
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Heavy Robbery st Havenswood.

POINT PLEASANT, May e7.-News has
lust reached here that the dry goods
store OF J. Freedman 4 g, at Ravens
wood, Jackson county, was broken INTO
and robbed OF about $500 in money and
goods. The store isa branch store of J.
Freedman 4 Co, Of this place.
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Drowned

ST. JoHS, y. B, May % While Eli
Martin, Napoleon Martin aud Jas. Dun
cha. who belonged 10 the vicinity OF
Fork Rent, were bresking jam OF logs
ON Fish river, they we're carried over
the lalls and drowned.
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Cashsd HIS Cheeks.

SAN Francisco, May "a. J. Fritz.
a prominent local Democratic politician
and Captain OF the Gattlins Hatters, \.
G c. shielded at his residence last night
nv hanging himself to the bed post.
The cause Is supposed TO be temporary
pecuniary embarrassment.
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OVER THE DRINK.
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF TINE
SCOTCH FREE CHURCH.
Conference on the Proposed Land League
hoyement-kormon Missionaries 10
be Expelled from Germany
A New Railway.
GENERAL fOkeIeN INTELLIGENCE.
ENGLAND
Fiat Division on tbs Land Bill.

LONDON. May 27.-In the house Of
Commons TODAY the first division taken
in the Committee on the Land Bill was
an amendment offered by Lord Fitz
Maurice, Liberal, the practical meaning
of which was to postpone the other parts
Of the bill until the constitu utionality Of
the Land Court is settled. The division
resulted in q success for the Govern
ment, the'vote being 246 70 l63. North
cote spoke In favor OF the amendment
and Gladst )ne against it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-28
Big Blaze.

HAMILTON, ONT, May 1.-THE new
part of the Hamilton Maleable iron
works and large part oi the old burned
this morning. Loss, Sl25,0O0. The
works were owned by Burrows, Stewart
4 Miner.
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Not Wisely, But Too Well.

ERIE, Pa, May 27.-Georye Rogeu. .
young gentleman Of this city, blew out
his brains last night on account unre-
Quilted love. 1t is alleged that he pro-
posed TO a well-known young lady in tie
evening, and, being rejected, straight
vay shielded.
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Resumed Work a. Old Prices.

PORTSMOUTH, o, Nav 27.-The pud-
dlers at the upper rolling mill went to
work to-day after a two days strike.
They asked for an advance OF fifty cents
per day, which was refused.
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WIN Adjourn June 9.

HARRiSBURG, May 27.-The Senate
has cOncurred IN the resolution amend.
ment Of the House to the Senate reso-
luton relative to the final adjournment,
and the legislature will according ad-
iOnrn ON June q
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oould.s L.tsss Acou.si,ion.

ST. LOUIS, May 27.-Iniormstion 10
received here that Jay Gould mas sc-
auired . controlling interest In The
Memphis and Little Rock railroad, and
that il will be put in 6rst-elass order.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-28

MANY lose their beauty from the hair
falling or fading Parker's Hair Balsam
supplies necessary nourishment, pre-
vents falling and grsyness and is sn ele-
CANT dressing.
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N ev YorA.

Nsw Yoar, May %. Cotton Quiet
at 10 - i6lnli lBc; futures flrm-
or. FlOur-Weak: receipts 1000
barrels; exports $500 bArrel,, super.
fine western ami State 81 0NaG 80;
common to good extra 81 9JCaj -; good
10 choice 81 a0tdG 75; white wheat ertfa
s. 25G6 %: extra OHIO 81 O,16 -; 81.
Louis S. OO(dG Is; Minnesota patent
81 25Ca8 OO. Wheat Il nsettl.', open.
ed l(Glic lower, but subsequently, re
covered the decline and closed Inlet,
except for No. 9 red, which was scarce
and frm: receipts 5000 bushels;
exports -, 900 bushel ungraded spring
81 Is; No. 3do 81 10; No 2sl 81 lC1l 22t.
ungrajed rel 81 1901 20; No 3 doSl ~
al 2II: No. 2 do 81 26t Al 26i
mixed winter 81 "a; ungr6ded whit.
81 IssI 20; No. = do 81 q; No. do,
sales u OOO bushels, at 81 2ii@I -;
No 9 red, seller May. sales isD, 10 bush.
pls, at 81 2,6l 2si ,-ller June. sales6OO.-
900 bushels al 81 2i;cal q: seller Jolly,
ssles 500, 900 bushels at 81 26l, s~ler
Augu,,. sales oGO,O ,O0O bnsh.l., At 81 -
Cai aoI Corn-Iess active; recripts ~,
600 bushels; exports $40 OH0 bnsb. 10; hot
33nJO.; unyrsdeI 5Old53c; M. 5ic;
s,ramer IS a Ssh; No. . 5giBj9lc; No. =
seller MAY 5g;c; seller June ti!Cs56tc;
seller Augnst jG:a Bic. Oats- Dull;
receipts 32. .OO0 bushels; western mixed
aga 46c; white western 41ta53:. Hsy-
Qniet and steady at sG. Hops = Un.
changed. Coaee-firm; ri" caryoes
au oted q; Q 9l2. job lots 9lGl3: Sugar
In good demand; fair 10 good refining
7ra7i.. Mol nsrs- Firm. Rice-De-
msnd fair and market firm. Petroleum
Firm: United s,lc; crude 6iC91i ic, re-
dned s.. Tallow-At GIGS 9 l6c Rosin
Firm at 81 Soa2 %. Turpentioe-
Firm At 81 ia3sc. Exys-steady st l4Ic.
Pork-S,eady; old mess SIS 1915 %;
new sI7 90. B~ef-Quiet but steady.
Cut Meats Dull and nominal; long
| dear slSsIc; short clear Ole. Lard
FIRM: prime steam 3ll 10. Batter
Oui-, and unchanged. Cheese-Ds-
mand fair and market firm st 3is9c.
CfxcrssArI, May T.-Cotton-Firm
st I0ic. Flour = Steady; family % lUs
3 25; fancy 8 10000. Wheat-EAs-
ier; No. 2 red winter u l3Sl l3
Co.n-Quiet; No. 9 mixed lSic. Oats
strong; No. mixed AZ. Rye-Heavy;
No. 2ti e3 Bssley-Fnmer; No !
soring 97G9sc. Porf-Quist at SIC 10
IIM-Dull at SO 50. Bolk Meats .
Dali: shoulders s. -; clear ribs " 30
Bacon-Qa,et and unchsnsed; shouI
ders 6:c: clear ribs Ole; clear ssc
Wbisky-SteAdy ai 81 o. Butter-
Easier; fancy creamery "a; chosc
Western Reserve l+Slas; choice Cen
] ,ral Ohio Ia.
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BALIiauRr. May Flour Quiet
and firm. Wheat Western lower and
closing firm. espe,islly Tor fnture,; win
ter red. spot seller May si 2JtSl 81:
seller June 81 2i:6l IS: seller July
81 22,; sell r August 81 lSie9l Isi.
Corn ", stern dull and Drylect@d.
mir-.i spot and seller Msy 5stsshhA;
seller JuLe JJca-JGlc; seller July Bic
s,k.d. Oat,-Firm and scarce; western
white lsjl,49c; mixed IS; Pennsyl.
vania 5Oc. Rye-Qaiet and nominal st
81 I2si ~ Hsy-Qui-i. Provision
Firm and fairly sctiye ior job lots.
Pork-OII sl7 20: new SIS ". Bolk
Meats - Packed o. 7ys9 80. BS on -
hans ~ isl2ic IArd-A l2Ic. BJuT
In srtive iDr western grass si I7Cs2oc:
~int-r dull at l0Csiic Petroleum q.
Firm; reHned held at Sc. Coffee
Quiet aud steady. Sugar - Firm; A soff
loic whisky-Qniet and nominal st
81 ~.
Ca,cAso, Nay q Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat Z nsettled, lower
and very active; No. 2 red winter
81 OsGi Isl; No 2 Chicago spring 81 l0t
cash; 81 l0ial ~. seller June; D "
seller July; 81 0si seller August; " w
seller September; sales st 81 1901 l2t
seller Juiy; No. 3 ojoC1sl 90: reject:
ed 7sSslc. Corn-Active, firm and
biyhef at l3ic cash: i3lc seller hay:
~: seller Jane; 43I .~iisr July; Btc
sriier Angus; ojected D:. Oats
Iy active and . shade higher ai 5t4
sic cash; 37ic seller June; 8ic seller
Juiy; Etc seller August. kye-BtAsdy
and unchsngeI. Barley - Firmer st
05c. Pork-Dull and prices Q shade
10 Tsr at SIC 90 cash; ti5 95eeiler June I:
3lo 10 seller July: SIC 20 seller Aug.
ust. I.srd-Sssirr at SO 20 cssh snd
seller Ju.r; $40 C5 seller July; SO "a
s~Il~r August Bnlk Meats = st~.dy
and uachatgd. Whisky - Steady IT
81 Os
Nsv Orisans.
Nsw OsLxAss, May T.-Codes-In
good demand; Rio caryoes, ordinary Ia
prime, 8i(9i2ic. suas-Strong; inier
ior TO good common 767tc; common v
GOOD common 7j67ic; yellow ciarihs.l
| XS9ic. Molaaes-Dull and nominal
Rios-Quiet and steady; Iouisssna ofdi
cary 10 primo +s6!c.
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WASHINGTON.
THE FeUD BETWEEN THE PRESIDENT
AND MACvEAGH.

An Important Decision on Car-Truck Chan
mel lron-Loose Management of the
Office Of Sergeant-at.Arms OF the
House-BIaine's Connection
With the Star Route
fraud Denied.
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"CROP ENDS"

Iu0 DOut III SOutcutiOtt DC
tween the Manufacturers and
the Amalsamated Association.
PIrrsBURGH, May Y.-The scale Of
prices submitted by the committee Of
the Amalgamated Association has been
agreed to by the manufacturers, with
the exception Of the price put on crop
ends" or the additional iron over the
regular lengths. The scale differs from
that Of last year only on special
sizes The committee had another
meeting this afternoon, at which the
matter was further discussed, but with.
out result. The secretary thinks an
agreement will be reached to night or
tomorrow. The proceedings are OF the
star chamber order. There is no doubt
OF an amicable settlement OF this, the
only point IN dispute.
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rev .....---llss
Pacinc Sxes OF -
RAILRoAD BoHns-The feature al the
market was Boston, Hartford and Erie
tirsts, which fell from 81 TO 81, advanced
10 S. and again declined to 80; New
York Central coupon fpts advanced 10
1874 from 1851, New York Elevated
6rsts to lis from liz, Lafayette. Bloom
ington and Muncie incomes TO 81 from
80, Northwestern coupon gold bonds to
l3Oi from 80, Iron Mountain So to w
from or, aud Wabash (St. Louis diyi.
sion) iirsts TO ll0l from l06.
STATE BoSDs-Quiet.
SroCIs-The market opened generally
weak, and in the early dealings q do.
cline Of to 81 took place. Canada
Southern. Elevated railroad shares. Cen.
trail Pacific, 81. Paul, Memphis and
Charleston, Pacific Mail and Wabash
Pacific preferred leading the downward
movement. Subsequently there was q
recovery Of ! TO u per cent In the p~n-
eral list and ] TO >! in Elevated stocks.
The higher range values, however. was
not maintained and during the afterneo on
speculation became weak on q very pro-
nounced selling movement, the lowest
figures OF the day being touched In the
final sales, when the decline, compared
with Yesterdays closing, ranged from !
10 ~ per cent, Canada Southern, Pacific
Mail n. j. Central. g. q. g. 4 l., Union
Pacific, Michigan Central, Lake Shore.
the Grangcrs, p. ID. 4 c., Texas Pacific,
OHIO and Mississippi and Wabash Psci.
tic leading therein. The Buiietin says
that for several days influential speculs-
tors, notably those In control ot
southwest stocks, have been endeavor.
ing to bring about reaction. Until 10.
day they made little progress, but the
near approach OF two consecutive holi-
DAYS induced good many small specu.
lators to reduce their holdings or TO sell
out, and the sales on these accounts
made the market comparatively easy
prey for the large men who want 70.
action and fresh short interest" and
they took advantage Of the occasion to
bring about the decline witnessed.
That We shall have anything more than
O wholesome reaction seems improbable
alike for the present and prospec.
tive ease OF the money market. The
generally prosperous condition of the
country and railroads, the h, avy foreign
demand for all classes Of our securities
and the general disposition all over this
country to speculate in stocks, and ior
the most part on the buliside. IL Ia
beyond question that prices are very
high, and the ultimate result Of the
present booming speculation will he q
great collapse, but ss noted no long ~
the money facilities for speculation are
80 large. and ohe DISPOSITION 10 gamble
IL so widespread, the ultimate result
A. .,.t ...,.,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-05-19

coiner Of power Of bad money, she
knew it, she said, because I had tried
to pass some Of it OH her. That il
my story, my Lord"
A pin might have boon heard dror
while the prisoner was making his
statement. The court listened with
almost breathloss interest When he
had finished q sort of half controlled
expression of wonder and indignation
went round, and tho jury looked up
at the Judge ina bewildorod and puk
zlod way. h.aL 4 sao psa
"Policeman," said tho Judge. t.
MY Lord" responded the officer,
''Did this woman speak to you as
tho prisoner says :" ''''''. .'', 2.
"Yes, my Lord" "o5li'osai 713w'I
Sand gave you tho information as
described -als 5,-rr.i.o., ooi.
"Yes, my Lord"
"Was thepacket0f spurious money
in his hand as he saysi'' ".'''aa -
at was, my Lerd." gd' ID sbalD
Upon tho direction of tho Judge the
prisoner was acquitted, and those in
the court raised a subscription for
him. His story has been verified in
every particular. 'A'i2'u' 10 A''ps' p.
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MAxIMUs.
ADELAIDE PROCTOR.

hold him grcat who, for loves sake
Can give with generous, earnest viii;
Yet he who takes for loves sweet sake
think | hold more generous still.
how before the noble mind ,,.,s Il,
That freely sonac grcnt wrong forgiyos
Yet nobler IL the one forgiven
Who bears that burden and yet lives. Z
II may be bard 70 gain, and still " ,'''
To keep lowly steadfast heart; 81
Yet he who loses has to all t'. 81
A harder and tr,icr part. ii1A4l ~
Gloriuns Il is to wear the crown - Z Z.
OF a deserved apd pure success; '-b
He who kuows how u liil has'woip euH
A crown whose luster 10 not less. ~ %
Great may he bc who can command "
And rule, with just and tender sway,
Yet is diviner wisdom taught ori
Better BY him who can obey. -
Blessed are they who die for God
And earn the martyrs crown of light
Yet hc who lives for God iAny be % ]
"A creator conqueror In his sight. fi
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-05-19
Texas and Her Criminal Record,

A great deal has been said by the
northern press and northern politi-
clans concerning lawlessnessi in Texas,
but as says Appointment writer, no
mprejudiced northern man, after go
ing to Texas, and seeing the exact
state of affairs, will declare upon his
own responsibility that there is more
crime here than in any Of the north
ern states, or that the laws here are
not as rigidly enforced ~ they are
anywhere. On the contrary, every
honest man who comes among us
writes back TO his friends that all
they have hcar,l about hwlessncss
and crime in Texas is a slander; that
life and property are as safe here N
anywhere in the world. rs.rl
The time was, no doubt, in an early
day, Just as it is in any new country,
when the laws were not executed as
they should have been, when roughs,
rowlies and nurierers held the up
per hand, but that day has long since
past, md Texas en- show as clean n
record in this repect as any state in
the union. In fact a maiis iife ~ in
less danger ont hero On the plains or
in the woodsof Texas than IN the gay
streets Of Chicago or y. Y. City.
Texas is advancing rapidly in civil
zation and refinement, and when her
pubic school system is thoroughly
reorganized- modeled alter the sys-
tens VI TIE northern states and the
provisions cnforcei, Texas viii push
along ia a new era Of la~, order and
enlghb nmcnt
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AsOurnAeEI-Owine to The erea,

AxOUrRAsEi--Owi to the great
popularity of fSimmons' Liver Regulator
ssd is undoubied curative power. iniss-
tors throughout the county src mana
featuring worthless iaitatioss undef
the shadow Of lie good ssme, % esvblod
10 TO ,nisIesd those who are not % their
guard We most earnestly beg The pub
lie to aid as in our cf.<is to protect
their health On help n in oar task. of
briarinx thee unprincipled imp pssicrs u
the Bar Of Justice. Buy 90 Siunons'
Liver Resulstor unlcs encssed N :
White Wrspper having . lsree I'D zlla
the centre the Signature. J.H. xeiIis 4
Go on the side Ibefose you buy. seru-
'isize the package nc-t csrsfsIly .lor
the shove signs oi genuisoc<r. The
remedy 10 detect fraud Is 10 ysus osn
haads. DO not sllov some subs<iiu'c
70 be pslncd Of under similar sousd-
ing nsn.. My lnc.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-05-19
General Items,


The Earl of Salisbury is finally and
definitely elected the leader Of the
conservatives of Great Britain.
At Fulton, Georgia, J. g. Burton,
young lawycr Of Atlanta, was sen
fenced to four years imprisonment in
the state prison, for perjury.
The surveying corps of the N. Y,
I. & NJ. railway have located the line
to Victoria, and are surveying west OF
Goliad- Work has actually com
nenced .. iH-ni .s
Mr.. Gladstones resolution 10 erect
a monument to the memory Of Lord
Bcaconsfeld, prevailed by a great
majority.
The number OF converts made in
San Francisco by Moody and Sankey
during twenty weeks of revivalism is
placed at 1880. f.
Madame DuPree has been vnlking
for wager with three male contes
tanis at the opera house at Houston.
Madame came out ahead
The Fort Worth News says that
Fort Worth is one Of the most orderly
cities in the state Crime Is under
conirol and the bad elements of soci-
ETY. have been taught 10 know that
violations Of Law viii be punished
An Official dispatch from R0uncll
Soak, dated Nay 9. says the krOu
micrs, finding tbemsclvts ncar,y sur
rounded have cvaouated without
igsEng, the important position Of
Sd Ablallah. which The freneh have
occqael Its POso-siOn virtually de
cidod the campaign
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-05-19

As tho. county Rfovs OlqoS, weoItu
csutralisos in tie. hsdds ii tow losd-
Iiusl operators. Amose then 'nsy "
mentioned to efblIewihGswkj. ~ hssdi
work Or spsculation hlts built up a.
sautic tcfsu utss, a Jim Keens isA dssh,
,iug operator 10 produce and stoet, pad I,
ID estimated to boz worth e2,tU.OOO.
Nj. Sam Sloan u pm dowd tos . cool
Is, ,O0O,OO0. iSlosn 10 president iei. ths ,
pclawass, Lactswapus AdtsSyea(efs NJ
II with asslaty 81 $1,000 = yssrs q Re-
makes more. 1hewaYer. ~ bsisk ppsculs-
h,u and shrewduess. a, ,.,t,, IN
Ez.Gov. n. d. Mofsspis iorlune u
ostina,ed At $4,000, 900. He, made hh
wealth rapidly, spd .hs hopp4 ybiph hs q
founded is still Ia opoFasi4n;s lie 6ra
being Il. D, Morgan 4 Co. HI mode
enormous snms ID Wall street. aud hSB
an income of 5000 per day, lii pSssp'
ner, Scion Humphreys. 10 put down Tor
$4,000, GOV. He xas formerly ,l!'i!Ats,p's
clerk, and aroye BY promotion M si. IN
Jay1oula'5 y pile i estimated II w.,
OOO,00U. lie mRkss % as average. fully
|s6, 100000 = yssf. 'lIs deals lasftly'iuv
railroad stock, and, 10 ises, anything hj7
can <i6s6 ovef.r ioAiai'ra Zsoy io.s MI
Resell Sa1o has Ie80 600 Oags hsGsAI.
.lifea poor boy and WAS clerk n 4 TsoyIi
grocery stores allerHsrd becspe patti
nero was industrious and eeopoNicsls
finally specplated in stock, 80 & E 's.,
i D. U. Mills mado tho greater share Of
his wealth from mining 10 California; (
but has also been successful ID Willr
street. lie retestly purchsscd ssins Ass
Wall street property and will erect 1
mssuifssSs cenmtrcisl building. q y
Som Tildsn 10 vslued st from. n. .000,, /
9OOao el2. 600 t0J0s mostly made ip speo.
ula,ion, Tilden H. the richest "pld
bachelor: ip tho United Statet. He can
afford to distribute some Of bis money
among The widows and orphans, ! Saa
Robert L. Stusft, sugar msnuiaStufcf.' =
naa soVo. !" oa.s. INV. sis s.o rs:s'
ton with a cool million. hobt Z. Ken
loay nAs NY .,''''u'; Y, .tsSo's sse W.
deu ooe'e' s'ss..v A..s Z, :,,: u
es,s.e sa'asa = '*s1's u'I'oD. taliIs
lne Ms.o's ~ vo1'I Vsst ~ d W. u ID
orea m.iFouf' .lF oou st' M 0a'e'u. no.sH "' a..
'os aue', mo.cy' III IL - Y, !.
a'ss na'',e' Ao"v1 nv .ue n."v'' ."'i, = "
ne' u.o'.e, .o', ~ - s V
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-05-19

A Cncinnatiboy. aged II, not only
disobcyed his fajaers injunction NOT
10 touch gun. but u~ed tbe veapon
IN sinh way ss 10 escape The Threat
ened punishment He committed
euic;de-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-05-19
Clerk OF
County Judge Of

If the application is by . surviving
widow the affidavit should state that
she is surviving widow Of -4-l-,
who died A. d. 49,; that she was
living with him us his wife when he
died, and TINT she remains i,nmar-
ried and has remained unmarried ev
er since his death. fe-'is Iis
We tako the foregoing from the
Houston Age, believing it will be OF
interest to several Of our citizens.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-05-19
THE PROPOSED NEW CAPITOL.
From q special dispatch TO the Gal

THE PROPOSED NEW CAPITOL.
From q special dispatch TO the Gal
weston News, from Austin, We CLEAN
the following: .5, q, .r.,,r......,, /,
The new capitol, if built upon the
plan adopted, will be four stories in
Guiding the basement. Length oi
building, 539t feet without porti'
cos; 9684 including porticoa, deptl
of center, 288 feet; height including
dome, 311 feet, The basement is ad-
mirably arranged for heating, sewer.
age, etc. There are fifty one rooms
in the basement. " 10 .aDYioaai~
In the second story is the senate
chamber, seventy7two by seyenty-sis
feet surrounded by lobbies, cloak
rooms, wash rooms, closets, Ltgov-
ernors, postofiice, clerks and com.
mittee rooms, to the number Of
eighteen. Representative hall is on
the same floor, seventy-two by ninety.
six feet, surrounded as the senate
with officers and other necessary
rooms. Height Of senate and house
wallis forty-eight feet. On this floor,
in front center, is q portrait gallery
and in the north center the state Ii
brary room, one hundred and TWEEN
ty.two by sixty-fve feet. 3'it'..H t'.'
Tho third story consists Of the gal
leries of the senate and house oi
representatives, aud rooms for the
supreme court and court Of appeals,
thirty y-seven by sixty eight feet each,
and the law library, twenty six by
forty-eight feet; nine judges rooms,
sixteen committee, rooms, marshals !,
clerks and janitors rooms for each
court, wash rooms, water-closets, etc.
The fourth story contains nine rooms
for committee and miscellaneous pur-
poses, -iHao Nii 90 9'lf r.
There are two elevators, one on
each side of the grand south entrance,
connecting the several stories, to be
run either by steam or hydraulic pow
er. The changes in the original plan,
proposodsby the architectural expert,
while promoting i convenience are
neither material in character nor such
as will incur extra cost The expert
speaks in the highest terms of the
samples Of building material collected
by the commissioners from various
sections of Texas, and advises that
they be submitted to mechanical and
chemical tests in New York and else
where. He also suggests that the
building commissioners, in view OF
the heavy responsibility resting upon
them, visit northern states and ia
mlliarize themselves with the work OF
similar structures now being built.
unfortunately, however, there is no
provision for tho last item of expense.
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