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Dying EHodasicrs.


Elizabeth Comsiock thus write.
.oi the condition Of the deludJt
negroes whq were enticed from DE
South TO Kansas
The unusually severe weather
the last few weeks produced more
suffering and sickness among thc
colored refugees in Kansas than
has been known since ,he exodus
commenced. We are obliged to
make an earnest appeal for aid in
our present extremity. Food is
wanted TO keep them alive until
they can get work. Fuel is need
ed, and is very high in price here.
Medicine for the sick, who are
very numerous now. Collins and
graves are in daily demand. Some
Of the refugees have been sheltered
in wretched out-houscs. novels and
sheds that Northern farmers would
not think suitable for their cAtlc
and pigs. Some have slept in
tattered tents and old wagons, A
great many have been without
beds. and but few have had sufli-
cient bedding and clothing. The
result is, many are cramped, with
limbs twisted and distorted with
rheumatism; frozen feet and an-
gers are not uncommon coughs,
colds, pneumonia, consumption,
etc, are carrying them off. Little
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-16

Naad
fhfie hntaH Ym W
lH'Im tmH WdHgah
take.tnIr ftr btft a.F
made habtltm plant i.
nebh.h om efHf Hfa aaf
cs.anamanl 1adiatt 8md ~
thn rrcH Gaediaat '..na HlHe
w..e II gant 4gatb.
lle fHgtafd moment. iaul I
a7 u hc ougl1nt tn1Ct me dNn.
lndru.bed from lhe piJ.e
NcuJdIy lma. hr UPON h.s
ARM
"ioano5 be WId. abHug hu
a hig O baupIH every wcet aHd
save one agaIiet rosa laf me
Johnny Bouquet, ia Sunday
Tribune.
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SELF-RiGnrEousNEss = Jamie
and Eddie had quarrellcd. So as
Jamie had been the most To blame
he was sent up stairs alone to think
over his sins and repent. When
his mother called him down she
asked him what he had been do
ing.
lie replied, praying
"Wcll, my boy what did you
pray fori"
Ills reply was: 81 prayed God
to pardon Eddie and make him q
good boy, and bless all my
deeds
4 very good illustration Of mis-.
cradle self-righteousness.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-16

A lIienrR Administrators
at Stockholm. Jenny Lind was r.
quesied to sing on the Sabbath, a,
the Kings Palace, on the occasion
Of some great festival. She relns-
ed and the King called PERSONA
IL upon her-in itself a high hon, |
and as her sovereign command.
ed her attendance. ier reply was
"There Is a higher King, sire. te
Nllom | owe my ffs; allegiancs.
And she pefempsorily refused L
be present.
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nea.s COiores with Rcd 0ehre.

hereeen; death Of Mrs. Adolph
rnholz, Of lIobokcn, n. j., in
fsequence OF eating imported
Psages, adds interest to the
'ement in the latest English pa
? that William Henry Wills, a
fmingham manufacturer OF pot
meats and saveloys, was re-
arrested ON charge of pre-
Flng a quantity OF diseased meat
human iood. More than half a
o. Pu,rid mutton and diseased
'seiesh was found in defen-
~ manulaeiory, portions Of the
p being in carcasses, portions
olhss, and several hundred
pnds recently made up into
|aed meat, sayeloys, sausages,
= red ochre being used to give
! diseased and putrid flesh a
fsa and beei-like appearar &C.
: good meat was found upon the
'enlses, and the medical officers
''eFlbed the discovery as the
81 :, disgusting they had ever mel
M. Defendant was sentenced
!, mIee moaths' Imprisonment
IN hard labor, the magistrate,
that they could not i'm.
heavier penalty.
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"s Oelieve a convention of tenn
vance irlends and workers should
Aeld. Organization is necessary
|. 'a' success. singly we may
much, but in union there is
ssng'n. The whisky power can
A''and large means and will he
ard to overthrow. But It can be
F., 'sae. There Is enough Of virtue
NJ /. .OcFageous moral purposes in
,.s,''sippi 10 drive II from cur
~, \ utilized and organized.
an wishing to assume the respon.
,''a'y Of calling such a conven.
''.s ss ask all favorable to Il ID
.'''ah'saie - at once BY postal
|hl' u the editors. We hope
- mn esefy section Of ths
= Our brethren Of The pres.
,.1.' ''sF : great favor BY re.
''a'''A'r al sas.I.
- = q sTEEI.. columh..z. sI;zz
2 GALLOWAY Vfisksburg.
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A Kansas girl named Sleepy
married recently a gentleman BY
the name Of Tired. When the
ceremony vas over a Ihonghtless
lady guest sang. I'm Tired now
and Sleepy too: come put me in
=, Ill some one ggughei Ygfy
lludly. and there was an agoniz.
ing silence about four yards ing
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,islvestop Seas slfllags.
Az AMENDMENT SUGGESTED.

Gus De Smith IS something of a
snob, but he is very well OF. The
other day he said 10 Gilhooly:
Il am we'll fixed. don't need
nothing no more"
"Except an English grammar. :"
EASY LESSON ~ sTATEsNANsHrP.
''ln order TO succeed in politics. ="
said n Galveston politician. "polite-
ness is indispensable. II Is the
most important thing Of al.
mo. ii isn't" responded Gil
hooly; "the voters are more i'm
portant, for if there are no voters
to be polite to, how are you going
10 be electedf"
Verdict for Cilhooly, and no ap-
peal.
HORTICULTURAL ITEM
Gilhooly houghl a cigar the 9TH
er day, and rs he In IL the tobac-
eonist said wilh pride:
That's a fine imported cigar.
1T Isl responded Giihuoly,
at has always been mystery tr
me why Galveston does not raise
her own cabbage"
oBTusgSEss OF 4 sTRgEr-cAR
DRIVER.
| An elderly LADY who was ver,
indignant at the conduct oI maj
in Galveston sireet-car, who wai
smoking. punched the driver II
the back with her umbrella an,
asked:
"Driver' amt il agin the rule
70 smoke in this carr
'sYou can smoke as much a
you please. Madam. If the gentle
men dent object was The re
spcnse.
Then she rung The bell and =
out.
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and steamers for all
Eastern, Northcrn aud Western
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Richmond. New York. Washington City
phflasislnhja and nostun. Eastern tourists
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Nsals and stalerooms FREE Dagsags ehsek.
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Passengers can Fslf - splendid trip bY
lhis line. - the steamers are MI frss.tlass.
having bees expressly huils for The sceum
modaliou of passengers Each steamer car.
4sz< sssii ssssnw t.aed
a. ". LIGHTHuRSE.
Gen. Fright and Ticket Art..
| Az. STEVENS. Passenger AxTnt.
10. ; Aunfc< - Memphis. Tenn
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Solicitor OF Patents.

Hhoulk send for instructions, terms, rsfer
encs. Nc To Edon Brother. Solicitors Of
Patents. washington. D. G.. who furnish
ttc ,amc without charge Edson nroihers
Is . vel known and successful firm OF lar:s
experience, having been established in 1900
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-29

WE publish Mr., Wjthers' card vii

WE publish Mr., Withers' card with
no alteration, save such ms is requisite to
decent journalism. Its bilinsgate has
been eliminated. This may disappoint
him, but he must learn that to gain adj
mission to the Ners he must be genteel,
and we hope that even occasional en-
trance to its columns may benefit him.
~ to Mr. Crumley's authority to collect
taxes for him, that can be proven by Mr.
Crumley, and Mr. Crumlcy will be believ
cd, whether Mr. Withcrs wishes It or not.
Mr.. w. said in his letter nc would re-
ceipt to Mr.. Crumley, if he knew how.
Why did he not go and see and set his
agent right, If he was wrongY He admits
that many Readiusters needed qualifica-
ton on the 9Th, and that no Fundcrs did i.
These Readiusters found him ut sun
down, we are told, and got their receipts
aftcr night only. They say they could
not find him sooner. Why could he not
be found at the Mayors Office, where he
goes now when he comes to town. He
says he refused TO tell where he would
be Monday the 7th, because he did not
know. That previous he had no special
business at any place, and so he could
have made nm appointment. lie says
Mr.. Clark and Mr.. Richie could always
be found, That more than can be said
ofhim. Mr.. Withcrs admitted in Bris-
tol, afcw days ago, that in his presence
at the campaign discussions he applaud
ed Readiustcr speakers in irony, and
that his Interruptions Of them were not
intended to elicit information, but were
prompted In spirit Of leyity and irony.
Is that the way for apublic officer to be-
have on a collecting tour? His whole
defence Is this.--thcn as to his cour-
tesy. He Is not pleased with us. Perhaps
we can bear that. We know many of the
good tax payers Of this County are indg-
nant towards him, and he will have to
amend his ways If they continue to bear
that.
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HANGED!
JOE HARRIS SWINGS.
Brown and Heck
Avenged.
"A Guilt Edged Job"
He Pleads Guilty of the Killing
But Denies the Intent.
go, Lord, Grant Mo Thy Grace p

80, Lord, Grant Mo Thy Grace ~
Joe Harris was hanged ut | 80 r. VI.
last Friday at Rogersyillc, Tenn, for
the murder Of Chas. NJ. Brown and
Andrew J. Heck one year and two days
previous ut Marble Hall.
The site of the execution Il In the CEN
tor OF an amphltheotrical opening in the
pine woods near the Rogcrsyilc II. r.,
ono mile \. u. of the town. The 18th
day Of August 1875, VIM. N. Berry was
executed on the same spot for the MUIR
der Of his wife. In six years Hawkins
county has had nine murders and only
two executions. During that time there
have been but two short intervals In
which there were no prisoners IN Roy
crsyillo jail, One of these came by the
escape Of prisoners aud the other by the
removal Of Harris to Knoxville, and even
this was of only two days duration -
Tho writer called 1t the Jail ut I L. NJ.
Thursday last, and found Joe Harris
perfectly cool and unexclablc. Ilc had
made u confession IN writing and dcliy-
cred to Mrs. Sarah Cook, wife Of Mr..
Robert Cook, the Jallor. This was not
10 be shown amy one until the next day,
anil he refused 10 make any further
statement. In n few moments the bur-
bcr came to shave him, mud number of
reporters being present, he laughed and
said II would do no good to give his con-
fcssion 10 no many Of them that i would
do no one any particular good. This he
evidently considered u good joke. lie
Nas really n handsome young man, Of
hnc natural mimi, but determined and
stubborn TO the last degree His con-
fcsslon VIII DO found elsewhere, aud Il
sustained by his publicly made one un-
der the gnllows but contradlclcd by ev-
cry previous one. Only n few days pre-
ylous he told Or. Sam'l. Miller he had
an accomplish, and while being shaved
tho day previous to hIs execution he
stated that he knew tho "ruilian" who
handed him the pocket book at the gate
the night Of the murder. On the fourth
OF last April Mrs. Cook commenced
teaching him to write, and colored
prisoner commenced teaching him his
letters and next to spell. so surprising
has bccn his progress that before no was
executed he could rcNd well aud write
more than m average good hand. Ills
last night was quiet one, aud though
much interrupted he slept very well nf-
ter one OF two o'clock. only once did
he give way. About two hours before
the execution he wept and was trcmon-
douslv agltated ut the approach Of
death. About that time a row occurred
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-29

The New York postotllce has man
whose business for the past twenty-five
years has been to decipher bad address
es. He has collected directions of the
various cities of the country, and is said
to know all the streets and great num-
her of the residences of New York city.
Some time ago foreign letter came di-
rected to "Patrick Maoney first house
in America" The letter was from Ire
land, and after the usual inquiries, the
clerk learned the time that the vessel
bearing the letter arrived. AS IN eXpe-
rlment, he placed it the hands OF acnrrier
who was instructed to deliver it at the
end of --- pier. The house was a
sailors clearinghouse, and strange as
1t may seem, Patrick Mahoney was
found. When the letter was opened the
only contents were found to be draft
for $500.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-29
Gard from Mr.. 8. M. wIthcrs.
Goodson, W., Nov. u. 1881.

N''''t ~ ANNNs ~ iNNls
Nr. Foieior; *## You know that I
was not unwilling that Mr.. Crumlcy
should receive money for me, aud my
note TO him stated In substance that /
found that persons who thought that
they had qualified themselves to vote by
paying poll Tux to him might be denied
The privilege of voting, YOU would have
lnd Just cause TO howl. | was nj BrIs-
tol on the saturday referred to, In COM
plinnCo with promise nndC to Mr., u,
A, Wheeler, to be- there, TO receipt per-
sons whom he had assessed. The Sniur.
day previous he had rcclted n list of
names against whom | had no tickets,
! | told him To report them To the nsspsgor
aud ! would give him receipts when
again came to town, which assured
him would be before The election. Your
Inference that was concealed h absurd.
! came to town IN my wagon, aud wns
on Main street the greater part OF the
time That ! was here. Nns ne Mr.. j.
VI. Trammcll's store short time on br.
slntss that does not concern yon. suffice
II to say that don't rcrollcct Of having
received n dollar from n Daniel voter OF,
that day, whilst received about one
hundred FROM the other party. Some
names were presented against which |
bad no tickets | told them M | told Mr.,
Wheeler. Have your men assessed and
! " VI receive your money. | claim 10
be the Judge whether or not was inaul- |
ted by you ut Bcnham's Mil, ana here
assert again that your language was very
offensive. refused to state where / |
could be found on Monday bccausp did |
not know myself. Mr.. y. l.. RItrhlc,
Dep. IT. was IN the 1reasurcr's Office
every day except one, Tor ten DAYS pre-
vlous to the election and Treasurer Clark
was there also on the ilay before the rcc.
tlon, II was never dlillrull 10 ilnd some
one WHO was properly authorized 10 rn-
rrlte taxes. Your statement Tint un-
willingly received poll taxes from Rrnd.
iusiefs ls false. ! have never hepitlnd
TO receive tnXps from any one when
thought | might properly do ~. If YOU
would 'lo me Justice YOU will give ihis
card the same publicity that you have
given your article against me.
>. NJ. wuuERe.
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From the Rogcrsyille Times
Tllli CONFESSION.

His own language IL followed ma close.
~ ~ possible, aud the confession ns here
published, conveys the sanc ilras ns the
original writing which he did himself.
81 shall tell YOU the iatrs about lhla
trouble. Brown and his father wanted
me 10 20 10 Bristol with them aud work
IN u blacksmith shop for ten Dollars A
month. told them that I would moi
work for that IN The shop. told them
| would work with them II they would
give ne twelve Dollars month. They
said they would not give II and then got
At me to help them drive their hogs To
Bristol. told tlcm | would hut thew
changed their minds and anld they would
tlriye them 10 Whltcsburg and shin them
to Bristol, went with them to Whl,ps-
burg aud when we got there, we put thr
hcgs In u lot aud old man Brown rnyo
me twenty-five rcnts aud told mo 10 20
bnck aud stay NJ Buck Prices TN ono of
them came back, and they would nav
mo. When Charlie rot hnrk. nskrd
him for my pay aud he said N woui1
hon him Kill his hoga, he would let me
have his pistol to settle The debt. A.
greed ~ that aud helped him. kin his
hogs AMI got the pistol and sold Il, and
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-29
On Thirty DAYS Trial. :

We will send DR. Dyes Celebrated
Electro Violate Belts aud other Elec-
trio Appliances oG trial for thirty days
to young men and Older peers, Ms who
are afflicted with Nervous Debility,
Lost Vitality, etc., guaranteeing
speedy relief and complete restora-
ton Of vigor and manhood. Also for
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Liver and Kidney difficulties, Rup.
lures, and many other diseses. Illus
trated pamphlet send free, Address
Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
Nov. II Bl-ly.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-29
bob" BALDWIN.
The Fat Baltimore Drummer
Coming.


Mr.. Ro q, Baldwin, the efficient
and polite salesman Of the large
House Of Bruf, Faulkner 4 Co.,
Baltimore. will be in Bristol this
week with the finest line OF sam pies
Of Dry Goods ever brought over the
Southern line. His house Is said to
be the only one South Of New York
that has had the nerve aud pluck TO
keep a JUN line OF Dress Goods from
the finest silks to the cheapest aud
lowest priced Dress Goods. Bob"
Baldwin has history. He has new.
or played second fiddle In anything
In 1851 he was one of The celebrated
LaPaz prisoners, captured at LaPaz,
Mexico, while on their way to join
Walkers Central American Gam
paign. For two years he lsngulshed
in dungeon, got upa first-clsas case
OF Small Pox, got we'll, has made the
tour OF America and now sells the
cheapest goods that ever made u mer.
chant smile. He Is popular, tough,
courageous, irrepresslble and compe.
tent. TO trade with him IL TO flour.
ish. To buy Of him Is to make mon.
sy. To meet him Ia to get in u good
humor at once. Find him w Brls-
tol merchants, and be then both pros
porous and blessed.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-29
One Voice

all over the land goes up from mothers
that says: "My daughters are so feeble
and sad, with no strength all out of breath
and life at the least eXertlon. What can
we do for them?" The answer is simple
and full of hope. One to four weeks
use of Hop Bitters will make them
healthy, rosy, sprightly, and cheerful.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-29
sIIIS DISEASE.

y. II. Drake, Esq, Detroit. Mich suffered be-.
yond all description from skin disease Which pp.
pearcd on his hands, head and face, aud nearly
destroyed his oyea. Tho mort careful dnclorlng
failed Ia help him, and hfer all had failed hN used
the CurieURA REsoLvFSr informally, cr1IcuWt
and CCrIcuRA BOAR externally, and was curcd,
and has renaincG perfectly well to this day.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-29
sCRoFULA.

Hon, VIM Taylor, Boston, says "Ahoi three
months uso 81 the trrlcrRA EgAgpIks, aud "
wears OF IA constant snlorng h0rn humor 'vl the
face, neck Mud acAp s was over Uudnr 4 1, | can
say That AN cured, and pronounce my ease the
most remarkable ON record, have been 80 olalcd
with my success that have stopped mon on the
street who were afflicted aud told to got tho cub
cura Remedies aud thoy would cure them
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-29
A Bonanza for Agents.
NOTHING LIKE 1T EVER OFFERED
INK POWDER SECRET.

Or how 10 mako all kinds OF INK POWDERS
ny sending MS the nsmes and address OF 10 an.
married people of your Acquaintance aud 20 cents
In STAMPS or silver, we will send you complete In
structions for making all kinds OHM POW DERS
costs but cents a package to make ana put up,
and sells for 10 cents. Can you do better than thisl
Each package will make one pint good ink
Address MAKEPEACE& co.
PAMELA FOUR CORNERS, JEFF. CO., N. Y.
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SALT RHEUM.

viii Mcdonald 2hi3 Dearborn, ST., Chicago,
gratefully acknowledges a euro Of Salt Rhaum on
head, uoSk, face, arms and logs for BGyentoen
yearA; not able 10 walk except on hands and knees
for ono year not able TO help himself for eight
yoarsi tried hundreds Of romodiess doctors pro-
nonneed his cns1 hopeless; permanently cured by
the Cuticnn Remedies.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-29
PSORIASIS.

II, L Carpenter, Esq Henderson ~ cutet
of fsonitb or Lrprn-y, VI wvnty years stand
Ing, ny the trrlCraA RisOtvrNr internally Nnt
CuD'rRA aud turlcruA SuAP externally III,
most wonderful case ou record. pN uarliA"d I,
be fore justice OF no peace and rro6irgh cllt
lcrs. All Afflicted WITH l,ehl,g and SoAly .bi',Hs
es should send to Us FOE this tosilmpnpl ~ FULL
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-29

IN front OF the Jail and increased his con-
cern, rs lac believed he was about TO be
mObbed. When hr was taken from the
jail he was composed, aud siniiugly from
the wagon babe goodbye to many per-
sons In the street. Under the gallows
his agitation returned an'l he appeared
10 be very much under Tie influence of
liquor, which was doubtless given him
in kindness, on the road, bu, the proper
allowance not being made for an excited
brain, he was oyer-stimulated. = At his
own request he was executed by driving
wagon from nndcr him. After the
rope was adjusted, in reply tossl question
from me lie said he killed Brown and
Heck with piece of wood which "was,
WINS prepared for buggies." This he de-
MED 10 another, in my hearing, in less
than ten minutes, and said it was a piece
of fire wood. lie was given five min
ues TO speak to the crowd of some two
thousand, and was supported standing
ON the wagon seat by Jailor Cook. The
following is
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-29
n. w. FLOURNOY,
Attorney-at-L.aw,
BRISTOL, TENN.

Will practice in the Courts of Washing.
ington and Scott Counties, the Court of APP
peals of Va, and the U. s. District and Cir
cult Courts at Abingdon, Va.
Nov 70, l8Sl-ly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-29

Jacob Thomas, and others. Der,.
On motion Of A. Fulkerson, Com
missioner In said cause. rule IL or
dered against NJ +. Blackley, the
purchaser of the lots In said cause,
and II. A Brown, his security, re-.
tnrnado on the first day Of tho next
term to show cause why the lots men.
toned In said cause should not be
ro-sOld.-An extract,-Test,
l.. n. COSBY.
II Is therefore ordered that said NJ.
l.. .Blackley and II. A. Brown appear
before the Judge Of the Circuit Court
Of Washington County, Virginia, on
the first day Of January term next
and show cause, II any they Gun, why
said lots should rot be re-s0id.
Teste,
nov s 'Sl-4.. LIT, COSBY.
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XTiRGIHlA;

Alta Circuit Court continued and
held for Washington county, at the
Court House thereof on the 18th day
Of October, 1881.
The Town Of Goodson, Plaintiff,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-19
Assembly
The Assembly met .. 10 o'clock.

The Assembly met at 10 o'clock.
Corbstt. OF the Committee on Public
Morals. reported In favor Of Assembly
Bill No. 70. 70 regulate The sale Of
opium.
MoBurnsy. Of the State Institute
COMMITTEES. reported in favor Of Assem-
bly, Bill No. 10. to appropriate funds for
the several orphan asylums.
Tusks, Of the Committee on Railroads
and Corporations. reported ~unfsvorsbly
TO Assembly Bill No. ia, to prevent the
granting Of free passes, or passes ct Q
discount by railroad or other t~ransports.
ton companies; and reported In favor OF
Assembly Bill No. 107. 70 regulate the
charges for carrying. handling. storing.
etc., OF property, and for carrying. Of
passengers BY Interstate railroads with
In the State.
Blair, Of the Committee On State
Prison, recommended that Assembly
Bill No. los, 10 amend the Act 10 pro-
vide for the government Of the State
Prison, bs indefinitely postponed. - lie
provisions are covered In Bill No. ".
which passed yesterday.
COPELAND, Of the Committee on Reap
portioument, submitted and recommend
cd the passage OF substitute for Assem-
bly, Bill No. l6. for the rsapportionmsnt
Of the Legislature.
Newell, Of the Special Committee on
Insane. reported In favor Of substitute
for Assembly Bill No. 90. to provide for
taking care Of the insane.
Ernst. Of the Special Committee Tor
rsdistrictins the etsss for judicial pur.
poses, sabnittsd . blu ios The puzposs.