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A FASHIONABLE BRIDE.

The time appointed for the marriage
ceremony in church was 8 o'clock in the
afternoon. Borealis Brown, the bride.
groom, and Aurora White, the bride, were
In close carriage ten blocks away, at six
minutes before 8.
we shall get there right on time,
said he, looking at his watch.
Now, it is dreadfully Questionable to
would have felt just like dropping through
the floor, don't you know, if she had
walked up the aisle on time.
Don't you think, my dear. it would be
better to be ten minutes late? ?" said she,
leaning against him in kind of harmless
hug. =, :,
"Flve minutes, then ?"
Now. my darling, don't coax"
Just as you say"
She put her hand carelessly on his shoul.
der, and then let it drop slowly along down
over his coat to small pocket in at the
waist seam, where it fingered for few
seconds.
You have the ring where you can find
it readily" she remarked, laying placidly
back in her seat "There is nothing SO
awkward as to tumble for the ring at the
altar, you know"
"Oh, I've made sure on that point, as /
told you, he said confidently. 81 slipped
the ring right into this little pocket, where
I-good Lord in heaven -
What, Borealis-what ?"
The ring is lost"
He thrust his fingers into his pocket
madly, again and again, but the ring surely
was not there. He made wild coDiectures,
felt in all his other pockets, and concluded
be must have left it at Aurora's residence.
He ordered the coachman to turn about.
When he had gone back almost TO the
house apublic clock struck three.
"What is that ?" said Aurora, pointing
to the bottom of the carriage.
The ring lay glittering in the corner.
g must have dropped it, J" said Borealis,
picking it up, "but l swear l looked in
that very spot two minutes ago."
He had looked there, as a matter OF fact,
jus. before Aurora threw the ring down.
"Well," he remarked, looking at his
watch again, "you will have your own
way after all. We can't get to the church
before ten minutes late, anyhow"
"To be sure.
Acute presence of mind is characteristic
OF brides They may blush, but they
know what they are about. Their eyes
may be dim with tears, but they can see a
misplaced thread in their dress. Two
blocks from tAe church Aurora expressed
fear that she was as pale as ghost.
"Say as fair as alabaster." Handsome
suggested.
"Now, my DEAR" she retorted, " this is
no time for compliments. Is there the least
bit of color in my face ?"
"Well, no, but"
81 must look chastity
"Would you like to blush as you 60 in 2"
eyes"
He threw his arms around her, drew her
to his breast with the grip of wrestler,
and kissed her loud and long. He was
through with it just as the carriage door
was opened by an usher, and she walked
into church with satisfactory amount Of
pink on her cheeks.
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the Complaint. and TIE motion motion was Granted
james V. Coleman and James G. Flood
have filed their final account in the Probate
Court as executors of the estate Of William
S. O'Brien. The account shows the total re-
ceipts since the fling Of the last account to
have been 81. .420 S26 &C., The disbursements
amounted to 81, 1872, 6S7 10, leaving q balance
OF S2S, lS9 Sc on hand. The commissions
amounted to S426, 254 II. The report con-
tains recapitulation of the residuary inter-
eat OF the estate, which is valued at Sc S0O,-
5I3 70. The residue is to be divided a. fol-
lows: Mrs. Maria Coleman, So, 931, ,4S2 4S.
less advance OF $780, .437 81 Mrs. Kate Mac
Donongh, SS,216.2 235 40, less advance of
1896 Ola So; Joseph MacDonough, s655..
oi7 OQ
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TEL-ECRAPHlC.
SPECIAL TO THE UNION
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Crow Indians and the Timber
Thieves.

The Crow Indians and the Timber
Thieves.
ST. PAUL (Minn), February 8th.-Dis-
patches have been sent by General Terry to
Colonel Hatch, at Fort Custer, directing the
removal from the Crow reservation of the
men engaged in emitting railroad ties. The
Crows are SO uneasy at the presence of these
lawless foragers that rebellion against them
is threatened. As the Crows have many
rich lands and mineral deposits, efforts will
be made in the spriog to drive them of.
Three Bosifcs Found.
LAwRRNCEvILLE tID.l, February Sth-A
coiored man reached town yesterday after
noon breathless with fright and excitement,
and stated that he had found three dead
bodies in the woods seven miles above here,
near the banks of the Embsrraso. All the
men were lying face down. The bodies were
decomposed and unacceptable. A posse of
citizens Immediately left for the place.
Mormon Missionaries In Tennt ssee.
CHATTANOOGA Tenn J, February Sh.-Mor-
mon missionaries are hard at work in Union
county, East Tennessee, aad have secured o
number of converts, notably some negroes.
The Community is very much worked up
against them, and there are some threats Of
lynching.
Destructive Fire.
MARSHALL tn J, February Sth.-A fire yes
terday destroyed eight business houses and
two dwellings at Casey, sixteen miles from
here. Loss, $40, ,0O0: insurance. 81, 600.
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A more ill.assorted couple than Mr..
and Mrs. Lindsey j. Hoagland, of Prov;-
dence, could hardly be imagined. He is
white boy, his parents stating his age at l6
and he at l9, while she is negress of 25,
and by no means progressing specimen
Of her race. They eloped, and were mar
ried by negro preacher. The husbands
parents have had him arrested on charge
Of vagrancy, in the hope OF separating him
permanently from his wife, but he declares
that he will return to her at the earliest
opportunity.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Affairs i'm Ireland.

DUBLIN, February 8th.-Six Of the persons
charged with the murder of process server
Huddy and nephew have been discharged.
The remaining eleven were remanded.
The Lady Leaguers announce the receipt of
s. SIG since the previous meeting.
Secretary Forster has received 400 threat
ening letters the past year.
H. Remond, brother of the member of Par
lament for New Ross, has been arrested at
Bally Ragget under the Coercion Act.
At Leeds, England, Tobin, the Fenian, has
been found guilty.
Signature of President Forged.
CITY OF MExICo, February 2d.-The Pres
ident's signature was recently forged to
warrant for 81 500. The forgery was de-
tecsed, but not, however, until the parties
had escaped. Monday night the police ar
rested eight Government employees on suspi-
cion, and they are in Jail awaiting trial.
Proclaimed rs Caliph.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, February Stb.-The in
sureents in Yemen, Arabia, have proclaimed
a descendant of the prophet as Caliph.
Death-Penal servf;ude.
LONDON, February Sth.-Tbe Earl of Ions
dale is dead.
The Fenian Tobin has been sentenced to
seven years penal servitude.
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DISTANCES IN SIBERIA

A writer on Siberia in Fraser's Magazine
says: Few have an idea of the dimensions
of that enormous colony. l extract the
following figures from Mr.. Lansdell's book,
giving the statistics of area and popula.
tiOn:
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TRIcKLING past the delighted palate. Hub
Punch, with hot or cold water, or milk, is
very agreeable, and diffuses an ecstatic glow
through the system. Punches brewed at
request are far behind it in favor. Sold by
grocers, wilma merchants and druggists.
Richards & Harrison, San Francisco, sole
agents for the Pacific cosst.
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All civil uniforms are out of date in Paris
to-day. Cooked hats and silver lace are of
the past, and ordinary black coats are de
rignear.
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PACIFIC COAST NEWS.
The Weather.

The Weather.
YREKA. February Ssh.-Our oold spell ter
minated last night, followed by a snow-stcrm.
Since daylight three inches of new snow has
fallen, with prospects of several more before
the storm ends. Stock men have plenty of
feed, not having been Obliged to use much On
hand until the middle Of January.
Incendiarism.
PRINCETON (Colusa county,, February Sth.
The store belonging to the estate of Stephen
Smith was barpt to the ground last night
fully insured 1t was undoubtedly incendia-
rism. As there are some bad characters here,
there is strong tslk of Judge Lynoh.
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One Experlence from Manr.

/ had been sick and miserable so long and
had caused my husband SO much trouble and
expense, nc one seemed to know what allied
me, that / was completely disheartened and
discouraged. In this frame of mind got
bottle Of Hop Bitters and ussd item unknown
to my family. soon began to improve and
gained so fast that my husband and family
thought it strange and unnatural but when
1 told them what had helped me, they said,
Hurrah for Hop Bitters long may they
prosper, for they have made mother well and
Us happy."-[The Mother.
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HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, ETC.
CaroIan. Cory a Ca.-Importers Of Hardwr-e,
Iron and Steel. Agents for the Pittsburg Steel
Works, Northwestern Horse Nail Co., and South.
ington Cutlery Co. Nos. l20 and 122 Front street,
and Nos III and l19 California street.
Marcus C. Hawley d CO.-lnporters OF Hard.
ware and Agricultural Implements, Nos 3o1, 500,
805, 307 and 500 Market street, San Francisco.
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HATE.

Hermann, The Haxter-Ns. s35 Keorny street
near Pine The finest hats at the lowest prices
Factorv No. II Belden street.
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The White Heuse-The O. lest Dry Goods House
in San Francisco We Import direct from the
principal marts in Europe, consequently can sell
lower than any other house in the trade. Country
orders attended to. ] W. Davidson & Co., Nos.
lQl and l03 Kearny street. San fTanciscc.
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HARRY BERNARD,
COR. SIXTH AND L STREETS.
SACRAMENTO.
PIKE & YOUNG,

NARRIAGE MANUFACTURE
u ers, corner Of Fourth and sts13Sa
streets, Sacramento, have on SaSTES
hand the largest assortment Of <SsySysZS -
Carriages, Wagons and Bugges to be found in Sscra
mento, which they viii sell ct very low rates. l3
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DHY GOODS.

CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
s,1debaksr Bros. Manufacturing CO.-Re
posittry 81 Market 81. A II. Isham, Manager.
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RESTAURANTS.
CanpFs Ortgfaal Italian Restaurant has
reopened under the management OF N. 9iamhoni,
CaInpis former partner. Nos. o3l and 533 Clay
st., near Montgomery. Everything first class.
swaiD's Family Bakery aad Dtnlns
Saloo1-No 636 Market str ct. Wedding cakes.
ice cream cysters jelies, ETC., constanty or hand
Families suppliLG.
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RuBBER ANp or. coons

RUBBER AND OH. GOODS.
The Gutta Eercha and Rubber ManEfacs
uring Com any-Mahufacsurers of Rubber Good
of every cescription Patentee5 Of the celebrated
"Ma,tese Cross Brand" Carbolized Hose. Corner
First and Market streets. J. W. Taylor. Manager.
Davis Al EeIl0gg-Pi Pioneer Manufacturers Of Case
Ann Oiled Clothing, Hats, Covers, etc. Importers
and Dealers in Rubber Boots and Wooden Goods
No. 81 California street.
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METALS, STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
w. w. Montague 4 CO.-lmporters Of Stoves,
Ranges and Sheet Iron, Marbeized Mantels,
Crates and Tiles. Manufacturers Of Plain,
Jspanned and Stamped Tinware. Nos. ITO L.s,
ia, ll6 and lis Battery stree.
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BREWERY FOR SALE.

yEyEE FOR YEARS wELI-KNoWN HEEES
81. EGass brewery, tzl<S
Situated on corner OF Sixth and streets, SsssstfE
tn the city OF Sacramento, is, on account of the
death Of the proprietor for sale cheap Inquire OF
W. p. COLEMAN. 325 } street. d2o-u
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school OF Civil Engine aring. Survey Ing.
Drawing and Assaying "a Post st. A Van der Nailen
The Berkeley Gymno3ium-A Firss.ciass
Academical Institution, affords Classical,
Literary, Scientific ci business Education. For
catalogues or particulars, address JOHN +.
BURkIS, Superintendent, Berkeley, Cal
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SGAT,ES

David N. Hawiey-Agent of Howe's Improved
US. Standard Scales
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nRuGs. CHEMICALS.
EDUCATIONAL

Justin Gates.-Pioneer Druggist, removed to 72S
Montgomery ST., S. F. Country orders solicited
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For advertisement of VEIN
STOCK & LUBIN, see Second
Page 1T acill be changed daily.
SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.
SAN FRANCISCO
Business Directory

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
George q. Davis & Go Manufacturer Agents,
s27 and 3Z9 Market street.
Frank Bres-Deaers and General Agents.
Walter A. Wood Moving and Reapng Machine
Company, SIS and 32l Market street.
Raker Il HamiIton-Importe's Of Agricultural
Implements and Hardware; Agents OF Renicia
Agricultural Works. to 10 Front street.
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MILLINERY
RESTAURANTS

The Banaocx- The popular Millinery Establish.
msnt. B. S. Hirsch Co., No. T4S aa-ket street
Strict attention to or.!ers from tie interior
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Orders by Mail receive special attention. filed the
day they received.
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VNoR SzLE-AN~ EXTRA LOT oFs
Missouri JACKS, bred by N. Leonard, sfAA
Of Cooper county, No, Just arrived. Ap- Wy
ply, In person by letter, at Wilson's 1E1.SsaAA
Stables Sacramento, t4 +. ID. MON AGUE.
j26 I'm.
EoR sALE4A FISE LOT oFe
JACKS, lat y brought from Ken Sl=A
tucky. apply ia person or by letter to AR
W. NJ Bill UPS. colusa Cal i2S-1ms @<nzA1A
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BUSINESS OO6GE0ESs
HeaId's Business College (0f the Rryant q
Ssratton Chain Of Colleges). e. P. HEALD and
F. c. WOODBURY., Proprietors, No. "a Post
street, near Kearny, 8. r., Cal Terms-s40 per
quarter, payable in 80 days.
Pacific business College and Telegraphic
Institute-Q4fe Scholarship, for full Business
Course, 500. W. E. Chamberlain, j and 7 A.
Robinson, PIoprietors, No. 800 Post street., eppo-
site Union Square, s. F., Cal. Send for Circulars.
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of Eve lines in this department
Inserted for Is cpts for time three times for so
sents or rs cents per week.
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RiIsINESS COlLECES,

ARTISTS.
and Phstoerapher, No.
Montgomery street. Established n 1851.
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THE WEEKLY Union
Published in semi-weekly partsi
q iss1ei en- Wednesday and Saturday Of each wosk
ompTisng Eight Pages In each issue Sixteen PaRes
each We (, and Ii the cheapest ana most ,lasrstls
some News and Literary Journal published tne
Pnoi6c coat
Farms Ona Yea. Yesx........................... 80
semi-Weekly Union Advertising Rates.
HALL Square, ! time. 90
LAcn anlfLioral Iline ~
One Square, time. o.
Eaoh sdG;itionai time 90
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now appears probably that the
g-.... Of the court which tried Sergeant
,-,n will have TO be set aside on ac-
,o, at IRREGULARITIES.
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

SOsc1ai Dispatch t1 the Register.

moNaIs-
SUsc11l Dispatch ID the Register.
WASHINGTON, March 2i-The Star BOute
Eases were called in the Criminal Court.
to-day, and further delay being asked by
the defense, saturday was fixed a. the day
inr final hearing.
Mr Long q New York importer, had
full hearing before Secretary FOlger, last
night, in favor Of admitting hoop iron cut
into lengths. punched and shaped at thirty
tive per cent al yalOrem. instead Of one
and quarter cents a pound specific. Mr.
]. y. Weeks had partial hearing in reply,
this morning, and is confident that the
Secretary will not make the proposed re-
ductiOu.
The sudden death of Rear Admiral SPOTS,
at Stanley, Falkland Island, is announced.
General Beale is reported as booked Sec
retary OF the Navy, and S. p. Rounds, OF
Chicago for grblic Printer, TO succeed De
Frees
The House Committee on Naval Affairs
nave decided to complete the unfinished
monitors, and recommends the appropria'
tion of =. 800 90 for this purpose.
Speaker Heifer has remove Hayes, an
official >reuOgrapher. of the House, and APP
pointed Dawson, OF Iowa, in his place.
Heretofore the positions requiring skill
and long practice. have been considered
proof against political uses.
The Committee on Ways and Means has
directedh report in favor uf extending, in
dehnitclyf the period for which distilled
spirits may remain in bond, and also bill
TO reduce all internal revenue taxes except
in distilled and malt liquors, manufactured
tobacco and bank circulation. LNS.
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TIE DEAccvs CONVENTION.
The Meeting ~ Columbus. Y ssterdsAS
Report Of the PrOceedSxlgs-.

CuLraBus, March 23.-The Sunday Law
Mass Temperance Convention. called by
Hon. Richard Saith, of Cincinnati. sup
plemented by several ministerial asS"cia-
lions, convened st IL O'Clock \. NJ, with
representatives present from ell parts OF
the State and large delegations from the
more prominent cities. The gathering IS
representative. composed, in u great meas
ure, OF clergymen, OF all denominations,
and prominent temperance lasn-
The convention was called to order by
Rev. Dr. Moore, of Columbus, and Mayor
5. II. Hurst OF ChilliCothe. waS ,nade tenn
porary chairman. He spoke briefly on
the object of the convention. which was
to protest against the saCroaGhment OF
rum power, by urging the passage by the
Legislature Of the SMITH amendment To
the Stubbs law.
Hon. Mills Gardner, Of Washington G:
H., and G. NJ. Nichols, OF the Springfield
RrpgJIicop, were mad" temporary secreta-
rieS.
The Committee ON iermanent Organlza-
ton and Resolutions was appointed one
from each district, after which the conven~
ton adjourned TO | 10 =. NJ.
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gin.
Special Dispatch % tie Register.
WASHINGTON, March 23.-The interest in
the Chili-Peru investigation increases with
the progress of Shepherds statement. He
was before the committee again, to-day ant
his examination will be resumed, tO-mor.
row. The committee has held in reserve
those questions which he declined to
answer, and hence the most spicy develop
ments are yet TO come. Enough is known,
however, TO connect prominent names
with the whole affair. and cause good deal
OF comment here. Grant Blaine, and a
New England Senator. whom Shipherd, to-
day, asserted 10 be Senator Blair, are
frequently referred to in the letters now
in the hands OF the committee.
Grants presence here, as the guest Of the
President, i much talked of in connection
with the investigation, and another Sena-
tor. whose name IS not given, is mentioned
by Shipherd and a prominent member of
the committee told your correspondent,
this afternoon, that unless Shipherd lied,
a monstrous conspiracy and corrupt COM
bination would De brought to light at an
early day.
So lar, Shepherds reiusa!s to answer are
all with reference 10 inquiries looking 70
the disclosure OF names and dates which
would lead to that result. and a lively
time is anticipated when the committee
come, 10 the enforcement OF its queries
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FIRE RECORD.

CHICAGO. March 23-At Moorhead, Mimi,
last night, Barnes & McGAll's elevator, at
Uawlcy. was burned to the ground. The
fire broke out about 10 o'clock, i'll what
manner is unknown. The elevator con-
taincd at the time 15O, ,0O9 bushels of wheat,
all OF which is lost. Mr.. McGill. who lives
here, states there was an insurance on the
wheat and elevator Tor about two-thirds oi
its value in the Manhattan and Queen "i
London; Liverpool and Globe and the
Eouitable Assurance, of New York. The
value of the wneat and building was about
100000.
PrrrsRuRG4, March 23.-Dilworth, Porter
& Co.'S warehouse, adjoining their spike
manufactorv, on the South Side, was burn
ed tonight. Loss $4,000, covered by IN
surance,
ASpoyEU. y. H., March 23-The Proctor
House. Kearsagc Mountain, IS burned.
Loss $4,000. No insurance.
LEAvISwoRTH, Ks, March 23.-The large
Touring mills and elevator Of Warren u
Co., burned this afternoon. Cause, dust
explosion in the dust rooms, after which
the whole building was wrapped in iiames
in an instant. A. b. Haven. of the
firm of John .. Day, and one or two other
employees. were seriously injured
Twenty thousand bushels OF wheat. and
about 81, ,OOO worth Of flour were stored IN
the elevator. Loss estimated at >D.op"
with S5i,0 900 insurance.
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E LIVELY DEBATE.
The House Warns Upon the Reap
portionmeat Bill.
IA Exciting 4iscussion-Atttmpt to 0es-
ride Decision Of the Speaker
Other Matters oS
Interest.
)UisT SESSION IN THE SENATE
SENATE.
MOrHflfE Session.

The ltv. Walter r Long, of the iFesby-
terian church. opened the proceedings
with prayer
message from ths House announces its
disasreem.n .nt to the Senate amendment, OF
the general appropriation bills and ask ed
a COMMITTEES on conference.
Messrs. leonard, Ferguson and ThomiN
son were the members on the part OF the
House. The Senate insisting upon their
amend1ncnts, a'confcrence -coznsttee- --~as
appointed on she part OF the senate, con-
sisting of MetEs. Newman Dennis and
Samples.
A number sf bills with amendments
upon which the,two Hopses lrsd disagreed.
were taken up, considered and passed.
Art, moon Sesson.
A bill to extend the time in which the
Grafton and Greenbrier Railroad Company
many organize Yves taken up and passed.
House bill No. e, to amend chapter lO6
of the code concerning attachments and
arrest OF defendant, WIS read second
time.
On motion of Mr.. summers, bill appro-
psiating money to Se expended in the pur-
chase and distribution ef pure bovine vac
cine virus amongst the people OF the state,
was taken mp for consideration: After
some considerable discussion the bill was
nassed by vote of II TO ..
Mr. Dennis moved TO strike n,t the title
and insert in lieu thereof IN bill to kill
fish in the Kanawha river which was not
agreed to.
ON motion of Mr.. saow, q resolution
providing for the relief otJames l.. Moore
head was passed.
Anumber OF bills wee read first or
second time and advance on the Calandar.
A.1Imber came up with House amend
ments and were again passed. Tls senate
adieurned At : o'clock.