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And Fresh Roasted Coffee.

ton of the Shelby county Society.
Another resolution was passed also
unanimously protesting earnestly at
the action Of the New York State
Medical Society in their course to-
wards the homepathists, and instruct
ing delegates from the Tennessee
Society to the American Medical AS
sociation to enter the protest against
the New York Society for adopting a
code Of ethics in direct opposition
to that accepted and adopted by the
representative medical organizations
Of America and subordinate Societies.
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The New York Herald discussing
the opposition that has sprung up to
good music in a certain church re-
marks that some Of the churches are
none too inviting now to saints, to say
nothing of sinners.
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MUCH to the regret Of many in this
city, it is announced that DR.. Mayo's
visit to the place is deferred for the
present. Under the advice Of his ply
scian he returns to Boston at once to
take much needed rest. At some
future and no distant day it is hoped
that this great public educator will
pay us a visit,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-05-10

The leading business transacted
yesterday by the Tennessee State Med
ical Society was the unanimous passage
Of resolution looking to peace with
the Shelby County Medical Society,
saying that their action at Nashville
and Knoxville in 70 and 80 was not
intended to wound or mistreat the
Shelby county doctors, They also
invite the return aud hearty co-Opera.
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TERRIBLE CYCLONES.
Loss OfLiie and Property In the
Indian Territory and Mis-
souri,.

CHICAGO, ILL, May 1O.-A Parson
Kansas special says: A terrible cy-
clone passed over McAlister, a mining
settlement in the Indian Territory, on
Monday night. The destruction of
life and property was terrible. Seven
people were killed outright, four fatal
ly, eleven dangerously and 80 more or
less, hurt, and fifty-nine houses total
ly destroyed and thirty others badly
wrecked. The cyclone cut a path
through the timber just as a scythe
would NOW through grass. The dam
age to the Usage Coal & Mining Com
pany is very large. The population of
the settlement is only 800 and the suf-
fering very great. Mound City, Mo-,
was also struck by cyclone Monday
evening, and things were terribly torn,
the storm being the worst that ever
struck that section. Trees were up.
rooted, fences prostrated, crops dam.
aged and the steeple of the Christian
church blown down. Jacobs & Nc
Cams house was blown Is feet from
its foundation and fearfully wrecked.
A carpenter shop was lifted from its
foundation, George Treoks house
was unroOfed and Capsized and win
ders generally blown in.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
ST. LOUIS, May 1O.-A dispatch
from Denison, Texas, says a terrific
cyclone struck the town of McAllister,
in the Indian Territory, late Monday
night. From the meager information
thus far received it seems to have de-
strOyed the entire place, killing eight
people and wounding some forty
others, some of whom will die. Sew
eral miles of the telegraph line were
torn down, and it is impossible to
obtain the details. 1t seems the two
storms met and centered at the coal
mining.campS three miles from Nc
Allister, station on the NJ, X. & I.
road. One storm came from the south
west, going northeast from Fort
Worth, and passing Denison slightly
to the west; the other came from the
southeast, going northwest, passing
Denison, to the east from Paris.
Great destruction is reported in the
vicinity of Paris. The force of the
two storms met at McAllister, and
wrought death and destruction such
as only cyclones can, Everything was
torn to pieces. A train with physi-
clans, nurses and aid generally has
been sent there. The fall of rain was
terrific, and il was accompanied by a
great quantity of hail stones, which
occurred as far north as Fort Gibson.
A waShout occurred on the NJ, X. &
/. road near Armstrong, in the Indian
Territory. A locomotive went down
the embankment, and the engineer
was killed. Travel is generally sus-
p'nded on most of the Texas roads,
caused by the fury of the storm.
Marshall and vicinity was also Wis
tied by the enraged elements, and great
trees, fine houses, farm buildings,
fences, etc., were torn down like logs.
The buildings on Tom Craig's planta.
tiou, twelve miles from Marshall, were
demolished, and the occupants seri-
ouSly injured. A negro was killed on
Frank Halls plantation, There were
a number Of casualties, but no deaths,
in M
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-05-10
Fire.

RIDGETowN, ONT, May 1O.-A
fire broke out in Bradshaw's furniture
store this morning, and before
it could be checked twenty
places of business were de-
strOyed, including the express and
postOfice, Nelson's bank and Elliott
4 Bakers bank. Loss, 100000.
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ADDITIONAL COTTON,

LIVERPOOL, May 10, 1915 p.m.-Cotton
firm. Uplands, 65sd; Orleans, 613-l6d.
Sales to-day, l4,0OO bales. Receipts, 470O
bales; American, 2450 bales. Futures
dull and easier.
NEW YORK, May 10, 1922 p.m.-Cot-
ton quiet and steady. Ordinary
95sc; good ordinary, lie low mid.
ding, 1l5Sc; middliDg, II 5-16G good
middling, l224c; middling fair, l3 7-l6c;
fair, IA 3-l6c. Futures, dull but steady,
at Ito 8 points above last evenings clos
ing prices.
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German-American Building End
V,Osu AaaOelaffOn.

THE annual stockholders meeting ans cleo
J. tion Of officers FOR the ensuing year will be
The financial statement Of the Secretary for
the past yesr and condensed view of the
operations Of the Association from its COM
menoemeut will be submitted. A general at
tendance Of members is requested
By order Of JOHN SCHEIBLER, Pres't.
H. BENsD0RF, Secretary. 81 81
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MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY TO- 1882

F1TTs John Porter is now eligible
for office, and if elected by his friends
in New jersey, could take a seat in
Congress.
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ONCE MORE TO THE FR0NTI-This bsau-
~ tiful Summer Resort has been purchased
by Jessie @ ENGEL, Of Maryland. He has
roundinEs strictly No. l. the buildings newly
painted INSIDE aud out, water works convey
ing wstcr to each floor Of the house, new fur
niture throughout, new pavilion for dane.
ing, waite. closets in the hote walks drives
and surroundings thoroughly repaired, new
been spared u make 1t com ortnble and pleas
ant. A new hack line from NJ ryville, nine
miles over the best pike in the State. Terms
reasonable. I G MARTINDALE,
Proprietor.
pIounk nounkv East Tannaaaaa al ia
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Clerks Building and Saving Assn

UNHE regular monthly meeting Of this
May 10, 1882, at the Office Of the secretary,
No. 264 Second, corner of Court street, at 7:20
o'clock, p. m. Fines will be rigidly enforced II
dues and interest are not punctually paid.
596I P. B. JONES, Sec'y.
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Mrs. ScOviIle Arranging n Lee
ture Tour.

CHICAGO, May lO.-Mrs. Scoville
arrived from New Ycrk last night, and
is the guest Of friends on South Side.
She is arranging a lecture tour through
the West,
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The Assassin and Sergeant
Mason.
Special to the Cincinnati Commercial.

Special to the Cincinnati Commercial.
WASHINGTON, May S.--The appeal
Of the assassin Of Garfield will
be heard from the lips of Chas. H.
Reed, in the Supreme Court of this
District tomorrow. It is believed by
the bar that the decision will sustain
that of the court below. 1t will be
heard by the full Supreme Court, with
the exception Of Judge Cox, who tried
the case below. An unusual occur
renee.
To-day the Supreme Court denied
the application Of Sergeant Mason,
through the Lyddy Brothers, of New
York, for q writ Of habeas corpus,
holding that the court-nartial had
jurisdiction, and the decision should
not be set aside. An appeal to execu-
tive elemency which will probably be
needed, seems the sole remaining move
for Mason.
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TNHERE will bo a meeting Of Temple No. 2,
u Royal Asylum, At their hall, corner Of
Fifth and jackson streets, Fort Pickering,
be addresses from several prominent mem-
berl ofthe 0rdor. A B HILL, Regent.
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MECHAMIER

building and savings Association
ID OCULAR monthly meetinRW EDN BSDAY
III evening, May 10. at o'clock. Dues and
interest may be paid to ? B Jones, 264 Second
street, during business hours.
g, V. RAMBAUT, President.
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MOORE COUNTY.

LYNoHBURa, TENN, May 6.-The
county Democracy, under the call of
our Chairman, met this evening at the
court house and passed unanimously
the following resolutions:
Resolved, By the united Democracy
of Moore county in Convention assem-
bled, that in view of the action Of our
present Legislature on the State debt,
that we are opposed to their having
anything more to do with it, and that
we instruct our representatives to vote
against any settlement until the peo
pie have chance to elect another
Legislature.
Resolved, That the Secretary of this
Convention send copy of this reso-
luton to each of our Representatives,
and request them not to use their in
huence in support OF it.
The convention was composed of
high aud low tax men. The Chairman
and Secretary being high tax, and
three fifths Of the committee we're low
tax men. The utmost good feeling
prevailed. The convention was well
attended, and the resolutions we're
adopted without a dissenting voice.
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SOLID.
The Democracy Of Sumner and
Moore Oppose the sos 4.5.6.
And Protest Against any Settle
ment by the Present Legis.
laturc.
Special to The world.

GALLATIN, May 8.-To day a mass
meeting of the Democracy from vari-
GUS portions of the county, in obedi-
enoe to call In the county papers,
assembled in the courthouse in this
place for the purpose of instructing
the Representatives from this county
and the one from the electoral district,
as to what course to take on the State
debt question in the present General
Assembly. Major r. T. Bush was
elected Chairman and Robert Boyers
Secretary. The following gentlemen
were appointed to draft resolutions
expressive of the views Of the meeting:
Hon. j. A. Trousdale, Colonel W. a.
Hall, Judge j. G. Vertrees, DR.. Jas
NJ. Head, and Attorney General B. D
Bell. They reported the following
resolutions, which were adopted:
Resolved, That it is the sense Of
this meeting, and we believe it to be
the sense OF the majority of the Dem
ocratic voters of Sumner county, that
the present Legislature makes no set.
tlement of the State debt.
Resolved, That the present Repre-.
sentatives In the Legislature from this
county and the Senatorial district
tho Hon. james NJ. Head and the
Hon. George H. Morgan-be, and
they are hereby requested to vote
against and use all legitimate means
in their power to defeat any project
for the settlement of the said debt by
the present General Assembly.
1t is a notable fact that the Chair
man, Major E. 7. Bush; the Secre.
tary, Robert Boyer; and the Commit
tee on Resolutions, Hon. j. A. Trous-
dale, Judge j. @. Vertees and Colonel
W. Fl. Hall, are State credit men,
and supported Judge Wright vigor.
ously in the last Gubernatorial con.
test.
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DRESSED Flooring, Ceiling. Siding lYel-
~ low Pine and Poplar, Rough Building
Lumber, Sawed Shingles Poplar and Pinel,
retaued at Wholesale prices. Contractors will
do well TO call on us before purchasing.
WlGGS x co, Agents for Mills,
$50 Front street,
Coal and Wood Yard. i4S Madison st s7l
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-16

Wood and coal pilf.ring in Winter has long
been complaint in the village sud this se.,-
ron is said to be on the increase. insuai, leu,
precautions are taken to guard these necsssa-
ry materials Of comfort This. with the gen
erai disposition TO condone offences Of this
kind by honssholdefs, = The secret, w. Honld
suggest, Of the ineIease. Of tl1s ciisne. for
crime il is, in our midst. II Tire wood were
as well guarded as other larders. and depre-
dAtiOns upon it we're as promptly brOugh, to
the attention of The law and as vigorously
prosecuted rs other sSsa'ings. the eril nigh,
be measarably arrested, and lerhal ia time
stamped out, or become as rare as other con-
foaudings Of Rssam and taHRs.
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g .sa tie right naser = anessisn q pris
lsze This he Speaker rslsd oct of order.
y. hnaiag himself beaded &c CO erarT more.
". 0ravfs aFose 70 bis highest privilege snd
appealed from lie decision q the Chair. The
Eesalt o. sh.a vote wau. ~ s,shavs lcrn rx-
persed. vissory for shs Speaker. EVER r.
gHhlican il she House rotsd aznisas ssss rul-
ings % Che Chair every democrai for il, e.
cefs *. Gourier. who, when his nzne was
called cried cut n = ssroez, dannct aaa
NASTY voice MOI Mr. Graves c0snplainea
% Thursday bsxasss s. Mays lad been
nssiseied il the make up Of he eonmis,ss
appoiHted ~ The President q tie Seaase aud
the lora high priest Or the House % confer
with similar conusitiss Appointed BY tue
YiFgiaia legislature with rrsersnre ID the aa-
iustmeni 81 tbs dispnted bourdery between
Maryland sna yiTginia. TLis committee Is
eompossd q the following gsaslenen :--Mr.
Bond. Of Calvert; Nr Cooper Or Baltimore;
Dr.. Lancaster, II Charles Mr.. Hands
and Mr.. Moore, Of Baltimore, aaA Mr.
Madd. of charles- You viii see by this
eoHasnitiee Calvert county has one. Baltimore
eisy shFee and Charles county two. Cslrsri
county has 10 more interest IN The issnes Al
stake than AIIezany, ami Baltimore no more
Than New York, and while 3 vessel Of one
hundred tons can enyry every Oyster iron the
Eatess ofChasles county (a county that has
not more thsa twenty-five milessf water 'front.'
jet this eoantF ID favored b t~o represents
iises. ST. Nays has nearly cne handred
aad sevsnty-fys miles Of water front, and her.
oyster interest is more extensive than any
county in the State. Mr.. Graves sGered
a message on Friday morning requesting the
Senate TO concur in the increase Of one naem-
Der from the House on This comm;ttsc, and
Notwithstanding the Speaker opposition, the
message was adopted. AZ soon As the result
Was announced, The Speaker arose from his
his seat and remarked that athe Chair APP
pointed Mr.. Miles, q Somerset" But az the
Ssnate adjourntd before acting on he mes
sage from the House, and this committee com
raences its labers on Monday, Mr.. Niles will
not serve
The printing embodiment has at last bern
settled ID saving TO the State Of 81, 200.
Mr.. L. F. Cotton was the successful bidder.
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The little daughter Of Mr.. Joha ?. Duks,
who vas recently tsksu down with Small
Pox white on visit to Der Aunt, Mn
Hooper, in Baltimore, was rapidly coa<sles-
eng Il latest sreoants sud is probably ere
tSis about again Little or no DISAGREEMENT
has resulted from the complaint. The dsrotior
the Aunt 70 the child in refusing to allow
IL 10 be taken to the hospital, With ali the
danger and inConyenlenee which this involved
&c herself aud family, is gratefully remsm-
hsrea BY is PaFsn,s - is also he thouxhtfal
act of lady Of Mrs. Hoopsr's Acquaintance
aid nsighborhoOd, who kindly kept them in-
formed Of the child condition during the
progress 81 The complaint.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-16

Quiie a Interesting case arose q Few dsys
$50, the questions involved being, in our
opinio1, Of interest TO justices Of the Peses
generally in the county. II vas = case Of re-
plsvin brought BY 2laiaiifF to .eplsTy certain
property which had been dssirained for rent
The Plaintiff pleas wsrs that the account,
sf'the Landlord did rot slate the sine tbs rent
hecsms due, and that The affidavit ofthe Land
lord did not conform, IN substance, 10 The sta
tate. Both these pleas were held u be availa-
hle and judgment was entered for shs Plainl-
III IN FeFlevia. Dis'-essesf Tor reat are sum
mary proceedings aud The law reQairss thai
the forms in regard 70 them should be strictly
complied with. u would Be veil Coz JUST ces
0f the Peace 10 follow the forms strictly. or
otherwise ,hs Landlord may lose his just rrat.
besides beng pat to eOnsiaerable cos; il suits
Of rspleyin.
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@4@A ANMF4a
The ceart met Tuesday lart, lie ssa is.,s
present sAasss AllhpFn. Love Aaa ris.sss
saa iFaEsaelsa .sse iuiipxine .sss ~
lsfA a aaniaissssssss asss Assss & -.
fasm tesssr uson sas eersonns s,tase T.
" ALTER E'seseF deceased Thscoust npso;.,-
Cd Jobs sb3l1is aha Charles Roxue,i IS a.
PFalse Eesaonal estate or deceased. John i
stafd We aFroinsea guardian q Laura 4
: ara AID others. WIN. z. Pensbroke va
appointed administrator Of Beanmsa pen,-
broke, DECEASED Dr. James II. Niles aoa ]
=. bfiscos were appoiLied 10 nppsaise p.xson-
= properly q Sara. The Court psssed the
following ofdcr:-ordered, shat at aeslposep,
administrators and guardians be cited 70 the
2Hd Tuesday in slarch Tes,n 10 settle accoun,s
.. a. Camaiisr vas appoiaied adsninis,ra.or
Ct fhos. <. Langlry. deceased. Benune;sticp
y widow filed J. n. Biscoe and J6hn n
"sightson were appointed 10 appral.e she
personal estate 81 deceased. Order rransea
% Mrs \ G Downs. guardian of s,oueualt
Dcwns and Others. to expeud $3.50 Tor edue.-
ssonal purposes. Also, TO E. L Bacon. guar
dian % Us. G. Bacon, 70 expend 500 for
rep~iFs 10 Bacon's Wharf. Alter tie passing
o. several accounts against persons, estate. II.
Court adjourned 10 FEB. ASH, 1852.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-16

We are gratihed 70 notice that Brilon's Bay
waters s,e TO come in for another irstaIlIntnl
Of TIE River and Ilarbor appropriation, and
that this will be Increased this year by $1,000
So the paPers report. The basin AZ our wharf
and the channel ts,ercto have Teen greatly be n
Gifted by these government expenditures, and
when some knobs lower down are removed
to which We suppose the present appropria-
lion will lie applied, the navigation Of our
Bay a. far up as LeonardloWn will have b,en
greatly adyan'aged.
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Yours, &c,
kKTssaw
Tc0rrsspondeuee Of The Beacon. !
AHxAp..lla. -. ln- -

AsSAPeEss, Feb. 10, 1854
A. lsat the State may rel ice that the cAief
object Of the assembling of che legislature has
been accomplished. The registration bin
ealy swAiss the signature Of The Executive 70
secoms a law. The minority fought bravs.y
= attach 90 me amendments to the bill, ba,
every charge that was made in shis direction
was met vith shs asst powerful orl,Osition
bY the majority; indeed. 50 earnest aad de-
iermiusd we're the democrats 10 dispute svery
eaoft InAds 81 The republicans d eet il
amsRdIneass, that The entire atrength of their
party waa.msrshalled % this bin. wish 70
50, however, - compliment 10 The dior
osgh gentleman and Distinguished member
fom Prince Georges conniy, Mr. Gonrley,
thai occasionally Be would Else sbsvs party
bias and support the repuhiicsa. a. Arnsna-
menls that be thought absolutely important.
rpfabss illusgretion q he tvue worth Il
NJ taFlsy is the laes that when A amend
raens 10 shs fsrss sselinn of this bill was of5er-
Il t asAstsels. fparfng hat something
might be sid by tie republieans rhich nsighf
b unpleaakna 70 slassz, Their ehoke ~ All de-
hAle " calling the = preri0us qarsslsn u.
Graves whose nan,e heada the iisfl when hia
nAne waA called. aross u explain his vote,
aaa enaeavorea % say something a. ths SUI
jsek. osiisr diefun. bal the SpcRker fnriossly
called - gen'hman . order. Ag GFases
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-16

lis given out that party is on hand in
the village Gad lhat il will come of a. Ao0re's
HOsel on to-rnorrow night There hAvs been
hwer entertainments Of this kidd this ssason
Tran is remembered Tor several years past, the
Promised one Tomorrow night Icing rhe frat
herssbouts tina, we have besn able 10 mention
this Winter. Is this ancient and pleasant 20
eiAl Pas.ims dying qua in our midsl2 hope
rot. There arc other Of our '.hshiiudes'' that
could be better spared.
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lLocAl Corresaonaence ]

MEcHASIcsyILLK. Feb. ith, i s2.
Messrs. Editors We'll. sirs, the weather
continues changestble, tl.ereby producing any
amount Of colds, sore threats, lad roads, &C
Old Sol has nearly dispensed with our deep
snow, very much to the delight ofthe travel
ling public gcncrslIy AMI those wishing to
prepare lob~cgo beds. The entertainment an
noaneei IN your columns, Cor tho slst Of Jan,
same OF, on the day subsequent, owing to
the copious f,Il Of rain and snow on The aay
Get apart, but from the severity Of the weather
the attendance, was small We have been
unable 70 lesrn The amount realized hut We
did learn thAt disappointment rervaded the
the hesrts OfseverA. young men because Of the
non presence Of their beau ideals.
While the Tobacco Inspection system
seems to engross ne minds OF the pOpuiace ard
shiIe II !. receiving its due encouragement on
the one hand and lis condemnation on the
other, We should not be ncglectfal or other
Subjects thai are Of vitd isnporlAncs to all.
The subject mainly 20 which wish TO diree,
attention Is one that ought 10 and should IN
hesiiasineIy receive the weighty consideration
from all whn are Interested 10 the promotion
Of that nobls work--edrcatiou Upon irs ad-
vancement rests The dignity Of people and
therefore, while We are ambitious Of its re.
ceiving every availnb!e encouragement, we
should ever stand as an ilnpresnable barrier
/ aga INST any and all tendencies TO abolish a
system Of which sc should we'll be proud
her abolition must necessarily folIcw, IL ed
ueation be made subservient to political in
renee, as is certain, If The present bin, pro-
! viding for the election Of the School Commis-
sioners by she people al each election for
General Assembly. be successful in It's passage
BY the Legislatures Assuming that the cleo
lion Of Commissioners derolVed upon the
voters directly, we are compelled to infer that
the candidates announced would be none save
fhoss who could carry With them the great
est inilaence, whether lhey b competent or
noe When | make this assertion, do not
discriminate as 10 party, because the po, ision
would discrediisd by either parry. Car pres
EN- Board is the result OF no political fguring.
isof unqusssiOnable competency; hence We
had better bear the ills we hare, If ills there
be. lhan fly TO Others we know not Of Should
the present system, which - hishly crediia-
biz, Is superseded by "a ignoninious outrage
upon sdaeaiion, iyusl il viii NOT be through.
the iasiFamsuiaiilg Of the S, Asfy's Dslega-
lion.
Yours, &c,
kKTssaE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-02-16

The Houss COmmitses on Commerce has
decided not to insert in the River and Iisrbcr
bill ,hs item Of sis 900 asked for the improve
lneaI Of 81. Jeroms's Greek in this county
ps,i.ionsd for by the Fish Commission, for
the reason that il is not in The interest Of com
nsrgs. which they conceive to be the iatsnt
and object Of the River and Harbor kiIl.