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Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-09

sB 'The history OF the world" says
the Memphis Appeal, demonstrates that
ty of comm unity, and the rapidity with
which the large farms of the South have
been divided up is another favorable omen
as to our future. 1t shows that the poorer
classes, whether immigrants, native white
or colored laborers, are fast becoming land
owners, and of course become more SUBJ
stantial and reliable citizens"
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-09

GU1TEAU, if all reports be true, now be-
gins to realize the approach of the fatal
day. He has given up all hope except
from Executive clemency or Presidential
interference. Either hope is vain, and the
hangman will put an end to him at the
appointed time.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-09

A coLoRED man, named Caleb Camp
bell, was lynched in Winnsbore S. c., on
Friday night by party Of eighty indig-
nant citizens, for an outrageous assault
upon the person of Mrs. James A. Rains,
highly respected lady. He was fully
identified by the lady as the person who
made the dastardly attempt.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-09

THE Cinnamon of New York have insti-
tuted Masonic lodge, on several occas-
ions members of the Chinese lodge have
sought to fraternize with members of
other Masonic lodges, but on every oc-
casion have been repulsed. The Cinnamon
were considered members of a clandestine
lodge, and, as such, not worthy of notice.
The Chinese lodge is less than two
years old, but it now has 30s members.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-09

in Nevada, were rescued alive, having
been imprisoned ten days. They placed
the end of the compressed air pipe into a
barrel of water and standing around it
breathed air thus cooled as it arose
through the water. There was belt of
20 feet of foul air between them and the
entrance, and by the aid of parties outside
and their arrangement of the supply of
air, they were rescued alive.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-09

The commencement of Biddle Institute
closed on Wednesday and was attended
by large crowd.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-09

The great strike of the workers in iron
began in Pittsburg last Thursday morning,
when $4,000 employees refused to 60 to
work. 1t is expected this number will
soon be doubled
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-09

GEN. HANCOCK is to be nominated for
Governor of Pennsylvania by the Demo
Gratis, and it is said he will accept in the
oellef that his election, if he should be so
fortunate would help him greatly in the
canvass for the Presidency in 1884.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-09

AN elevated railway company has been
incorporated in Chicago that proposes to
propel its cars by electricity. Their plan
has not been given to the public.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-09

THE Methodist Episcopal Church South
is next to the largest of all the Methodist
bodies in the world.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-09

THE Ladies of the Mount Vernon AS
sociation have taken charge of the old
historical place, at night occupying a
room in the Washington Mansion, each
one sleeping in the room fitted up by the
State, whose Vice r egent she is. By the
dim light of candles the old dwelling is
not very Cheerful! at night, and many of
the ladies complain of nervousness. No
man is allowed to sleep in the house while
the ladies are there, and those who are
married cannot take their husbands
There is gentleman superintendent who
has an Office near by. There are numer-
Gus servants there, some of whom are di-
rect descendants of Gen. Washington's
servants and have never hired elsewhere
than Mount Vernon, fact they are very
proud of.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-09

eY The salary of the Mayor Of
Raleigh has been reduced from $1,000
and fees to 5000 and fees Big price for
the work done.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-09

sW DR.. III. J. Glenn, the great wheat
raiser of California, finds it necessary at
certain seasons to employ forty mounted
rifemen, at a cost of $40, 900, to keep wild
geese off his wheat fields.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-09

eW The Richmond county Republi-
cans endorsed ex-Judge r. P. Buxton for
Superior Court Judge.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-09

Rev. A. G. Dixon has been elected
President of Wake Forest College, in
place of DR.. Pritchard esigned.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-09
County Matters.

The Mecklenburg County Commission
ers held their regular monthly meeting on
Monday and Tuesday last.
The usual business was transacted audit
ing accounts, &c. One bill of 5000 was
allowed the Coroner for holding an inquest
over two dead infants found under the
platform near the Carolina Central Rail-
road Warehouse. The Coroner was also
allowed $3.50 for holding inquest over
Moses Rendleman, colored.
Jail fees for month of May, ($l9l.45)
were allowed the Sheriff.
$37O32 was allowed J. A. Young, Clerk
of Inferior Court, being half fees in insol-
vent State cases.
s1s was allowed w. 7. Waller, County
Supt. of Schools, for 6 days services in
May.
1t was ordered by the Board that A
R. Nisbet, E. D. McGinnis and Joseph
Mclaughlin, be and are hereby appointed
a committee to value for taxation the fol-
| lowing property in city of Charlotte, to
wit: W. w. Overman's brick house cor
| ner 5th and Church streets; r. D. John
ston's, Tryon street, occupied by Ransom
Gray G. c. r. R. Depot; Mrs. A. B.
Ovens, Church street; Mrs. DR.. Joe
Davidson, 10Th street; j. F. Johnston,
| College street; Miss Jennie Alexander,
Pine street; Peter Osborne, Pine street
Mrs. j. G. Irwin, Church street Ritterhoff
and Barriers store house and lot, Trade
street.
Mr.. J. B. Rookie was elected standard
keeper for Mecklenburg county, in place
of the late F. Kuesler.
| Sheriff Alexander was directed to sum-
mon jury Of good and lawful men to lay
out public road from the Camden road,
near Ebenezer church, at Hugh Reid's, to
the Providence road, near Mrs. Pharr's,
no one having appeared to show cause
why said road should not be opened.
The confirmation of the report of the
jury, in laying out the proposed public
road from Beattie's Ford to VI oore's Ferry
on the Catawba river, was rejected on &C
count of the expense OF a bridge over Nc
Dowell's creek.
The books and vouchers of S. E. Belk,
county treasurer, were examined by the
School Committee, and the following re.
port was made OF the receipts and dis
bursements of the county school fund by
him, for the first half school year, be-
ginning first Monday in December, 1881
! RECEIPTS.
Balance as per last report, $6,Osl.Os
Received general State and
county poll tax for 1881, 4,O62.3l
Received for Special poll tax,
1881, 1852. "a
Received general property
school tax 1881, 7,s5s.s7
From fines, forfeitures and pen.
alties, $3.50
Total, sle,7sl.65
| DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid teachers of white school, $4,455. 81
Paid teachers of colored
School, 1,e26.1e
For school house sites, white, e14.o9
| /" s' " colored, 634.25
Paid county superintendent, $4,000
Paid sheriff for insolvents, 1920
Paid Fred. Nash, treasurer
graded school in Charlotte
for whites, 931.9s
Do. for colored graded school 1,2ss.77
Balance on hand 1st Monday in
June 18th day., 1882, 9,74s.ss
| 0,o+,l &1o 1o1 e
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-09
CHARLOTTE MARKET, June 8, 1882.

The Cotton market is quiet at the following
quotations: Good Middling IL, Middling 115s
to 11A, Low Middling 11ss to 111l, Good
Ordinary 101S, Stains and Tinges to II.
Flour. from wagons, 1926 per sack; Corn and
Meal 81. .05 per bushel.
Western Bacon, from stores, 13 by the side and
1873 by the box.
Fresh Butter, from wagons, 20 certs per
pound; Chickens 121s to 25 each, according to
size; Eggs 90 per dozen Beeswax 20.
Other Markets.
NEW YORK. June 8, 1882.
Cotton frm-Middling Uplands 1876.
LIVERPOOL, June 8, 1882.
Cotton frm-Middling Uplands 6.11-18 pence
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-09

Mr. J. P. DARLINGTON has disposed Of
the Shelby Aurora to Mr.. w. H. Miller.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-09

THE Board of Commissioners have engaged
Prof. ]. T. Mitchell of Ohio, as superintendent
of the graded school in this city
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-09

THAT emblem of "Finis," the silver rivet, was
driven into the stand-pipe, on Thursday after
noon. Several patriotic citizens participated in
Marine" christening of the stand, and after
the sprinkling from the sparkling cham water,
were compelled to crapl out
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-09

MRS VICTORIA LOUISE TATE, wife of Mr. Miles
p Pegram, died on Sunday morning and the fun
eral services were held at the First Presbyterian
Church on Monday. A large circle of friends
deeply sympathize with the family in their Sc.
we're affiiction.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-09

Mr.. w. B. ATwELL died at his residence il
this county, on Tuesday morning last. Mr. A
was native of Rowan county, an honored citi
zen, and highly respected by all.
Charlotte home and Democrat., 1882-06-09

FEDERAL CoURT.-The .. s. District Court
opens in this city on Monday next. Judge Dick
will preside, and James A. Boyd, Esq, will dis
charge the duties of U. s. Attorney 1t is ex-
pected that Judge Bond will be here sometime
during the Term and open the Circuit Court.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18
ltss.Ta-trses Eaih@a-, Cassfy rs,e..
Tue NEW DEPARTURE

hf''f'. Efisss Tie rtaeir,nth asrfary 10
eeftAiuly 4istng atshsi o. .ts rr,rrsrtl iu as
ana srisooe. hAlunlfv 1suufg 81 s..t asF $50
% at s4fsnrt t4s HArl o. srrss o. aaf clan
ry Tat hrf rrFErets Sc euuard n,us he sdul
tel Z ~ Pres Esv r4rlee' sst.ari ~ ths res.
lutlln pssssi a. thr last alest4ar 6 tte school
'smutssiaurft r1efrsfisr 80 atslfitnt tsa-hsr,
q report gu4sf aath ~ aMrtnatiau sfcrrthiur
apFsfiAiuingi9 iasir scholars darinr Cd, I'd t.r,
ihs report mes, ~ seaisI AL garuaflsl afsrfs
g. the school toulissianpts TIE trlnelpais 90
the schuils are irnprsi the asslstaatf are -hofly
indspsn4shi y ihe Fftneipai, Aa4 fuspansitis g.
the school Csmuissisnsf' alone. Heretofore. 10
al ~e. regulated busiusts caaesfut. sahsltsFns
reported thrsash thstf iuImeiists supefgisaFs 10
rist snd military adRifs past sSpsusatr "a
heughi hal pfgFsa the aeevssiiy Il tie rule
Ih' bsing nsa departure the --hasi CsnG..
''ohs''. an 'ars. can aai -ii Eiysa 'aiisfartsry
sHpiahatisn fsr a.
The AnnsAi report u the school Commis.icasfs
iniorm' ~ thai their management u. AL tie sue
cess q the pabiie schools &, sntifsy saisiactsfy
q the PEOPLE Of the couE;y. This aust be % a.
not = uefi q complaint Is heard In the land q
their management % stpen4iturrs
An sKAmlnAiion IN the statistics n the pabiic
schools, - pabhshe4 IN the Nss almanac fof iss2,
may BE- interesting
Bsih-or, Csss,y Teachers, 2si: number u
schools. 1870 salary per monih, sti.es tine en-
ployei. 10 months hanlhsT u paplls, 1898; e.
pendi'are, siso,bes.2g value property, s.ss 100 /;
number u baildings, i66.
Irsfsriok ceHaty Number Of schools. ia
bnildngs, i5s; teachers. 1870 salaries per mouth.
s3S.aS' time employed, : month. aud 10 days .
pupils. leiSpi expenditure. s5s. t0t.56 value Of
property. ss3.S5e.
Baltimore county with l2.0t9 pupils spsnd.
sl36o6s.2g; Frederick county With l0.i59 pupils
spends s5s.s0t36. baltimore county has l,sss
acre fapil. then Frederick county aud spends
- Al. q -.
and 20 days difference In expenses. s7s, 263.7S.
1.-THE cos, Of education In this county. under IL
present management, indicates truly the intsIlec-
tnal aud moral progress of the pupils. ue should
feel deeply indebted 10 the Sehosi CoHsplssionsrs
for the judgment shown, not only In the manage
msni d the schools. but In the selection of teach
ers. The School Commissioners report that the
pgblie school system 10 good one and has met
the public appreciation. II 90 the new departure
will imPrors success. Then II IL due TO the pub.
Tic that they should promptly make known this
their very useful discovery new departure.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18


eS-our nsighbOr Of the Jo.rnai. who has bccn
50 vigorously Sighting Gov. Hamilton for long
time, has now eommsneed TO take water mos,
beautifully. lie denies, positively, that he Ia,
given the asvesnsr "sfs... personal sbu.s" which
may be true, but at the same time be has persist
entity ridieuled the course Of the Governsr aud
sshvsn In every way possible to cas-, rsproaeh
uPca his plans for the reform Of public abuses
This, In our opinion, 10 equally as bad-whsn We
consider the motive that prompted I,-as "gro,..
personal abuse" The Journal espoased the cause
Of the ring and In doing so did not hesitate 10 say
very ugly things against the Governor. for which
iu editor Is now no doubt sorry but I, Is too late
20 make amends now. Gov. Hamilton IL too
astuts to be caught by any Of the Jos,.aI mans
-'ssft solder" at this late day. The Governor. We
knew, "ean see as far into . mill. stone" a. the
best Of them, and should occasion require !, he will
keep his "wsashsr eye" wide open for the Journal
man.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18

Ses-A. c. sotslio. Jr.. = Washington ness
paper correspondent, took Ofsnse at a publication
which appeared in the Washington SaiioSai Re-
PuSiiesH, and on Thursday nigh, Of las, ussk he,
10 company with bis younger brother. visited the
RsPabiieaa ohice and assaulted Mr.. Clarence Bar
ton, the managing editor. The elder soisldo ars,
struck Mr. Barton and knocked him down. uhea
he grabbed pistol from the drawer Of his desk
and attempted to Gre, bu, before he could do 90
the younger sOieldO discharged four shots. one Of
which struck Mr.. Barton in the breast, one in the
back Of the neck. and the other LODGED In hi.
brothers spine. producing wound from which be
has since died. Mr.. BArion's wounds are of a
triaing nature. The younger sotsliO IL IN eus,o.
dy on the charge Of numbering HI. brother, the
shot which vas intended for Barton having per-
formed the bloody work. The affair created great
excitement
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18
The New Surveyor OF the Port.

The Frederick Eramiaer Of this week says
THE appointment Of Capt. u. Clay NALL, Of this
county TO the position Of Surveyor Of the POr, Of
Baltimore, vas a mos, graceful recognition on the
part Of President Arthur Of the continuance Of the
claims Of Western Maryland aud particularly of
Frederick county. upon the Republican admins.
tation. From both Q personal and political
standpoint u is the strongest. most popular and
most judicious appointment that could possibly
have been made, and will do more 10 strengthen
the party In Western Maryland than any move
which has been made upon the political chess
hoard for many years. Capt. NALL IL . gentle
man Of the highest honor, sirietest integrity,
tensive business Qualifications aud splendid exec
utive ability. lie is universally popular among
the people Of this Congressional district, without
regard TO political affiliations, and possesses their
conhdenee 10 degree Of which any map might
vol 30 proud, true. loyal and snfaltering
friend, he he's Few enemies and harbors no person.
al resentmouts."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18

ss-Ths Kvnia-S4 Legislators, az= ;a=: =
Nss Jesssy. Is a. wefs "a uhiPpias Poii b.il.
keataeky exchange. 20 iisrs,.iag tie quest .. .
says that whiis some people aay fsEaf4 f :
return q. bafbarisn, 3; 10 certain that to YEAR
after the enastnent uf ,sea las ;As state all 10
ireeT from petty iArcenis, than any other state "a
the mon. I, further adds. ii 80 had such
Lac the eos; % efimina! prosesat.eHs Ealii be
ducsl one half BArban,m. isfso,,h Are not
the scores Il crimes f.F petty ossn-ss % ar
doekets ,;roHs feature u bafban,m' shosli
barbar.ans be iSeAtsi a. civilized people Revive
the shipping poe, ani make the penalty Tor car-
ryiss conceded ssapon' thirty nine la,hss. and
the page q the Ish,assy pres, ~oaiI ~, be -
black Nth horrible MURDER"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18

GD-J. Gusst King, the editor Of the only Re-
publican paper In Annapolis, offered 10 do the
State printing for the Of $40 900, he being the
lowest bidder at that time BY $4,000. Old man
Duvall, member Of the Baltimore city delegation,
. ranting ringits and one Of the committee on
printing, would not even entsrtsia Kings bid be-
essss he king was RePusiiesa! And Duvaii
svsa went 90 far as to say the oor Of the House
shat u was presumption for Rspubiieaa 10 Md"
Perhaps this is 90 In the eyes Of Mr.. DuvaIl, bat
what DO the people Of the State think ofmi But
thea Il mast be remembered that Mr.. DuvaIi 10 Q
man ef"tewsring intellect, statesman who Isgis-
iaiss for The Democratic party and mot for the
people Of the State. The city delegation, In jus.
fiss 10 ITSELF ought 70 music NJ. Duvall for the
Balance Of the session and two years hence his
constituency should find some better timber cot Of
which 70 make member Of the Legislators. Ths
people Of ths State should remember that the
printing contract was awarded 10 the colsons Cor
s7s,soo whom Sesponsibls bidder offered 10 do
the work for s2o.ooe. Here 10 . small matter Of
$500 which might easily have been saved 10 the
taxpayers Of the State.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18

Ec-The baltimore 4~sricrH. in inialgihg in
fs customary Lamentations over the recsa, ap.
poiaimsnis. Gays the BelAir Tias.J Is moved 10
tears because it fsArs tia; "a large percentage q
the present force will eventually wAlk the plank.
aud within few month, new faces will be the
rule around the corridors Of the Custom House q"
The s,aG and drive that ,hi. is will be mere az.
paren, TO the general reader when it Is known
that. although Col. Webster, former aimiai,irA.
ton Of the Custom House was eonss1elly efieien;
and thorough, bat one d his Appointsss remain,
in the Custom House to-day. namely. william
Richardson, crippled soldier. who will continue
there; all the others having been removed In the
inisrss, Of Fulton. Thomas ssd Reform. Ss-oa-
der they're uneasy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18
Libel Sui, Agains, a Newspaper.

Al the May term Of the Washington County
Court suit for libel instituted BY State Senator
Joseph II. farrow against the publishers Of the
Herald aud TorchiiyAf, OF Hagerstown, will come
up for trial. The damages claimed arc $4,000.
and the libel complained Of 10 contained In the fol-
lowing editorial; "Mr. Compton, the Democratic
ring candidate, was voted for BY two Republicans
one in the Senate and one In the Ilouss. This
vas done after these traitors 10 their party had
participated In . Republican caucus and aided In
nominating Mr.. Pratt for the odiee. Attic time.
the Lancasters, Of Charles county, were supposed
To have been the guilty parties. but Of late II IL
believed In Annapolis that Washington county 10
entitled 10 the disreputable aud dishonorsbls dis
tinetion ofhaying sent TO Annapolis the two men
who branded themselves with the mark Of traitor
In giving those two votes for Mr.. Compton," The
editor assigns the motive Of Mr.. farow, the sena-
tor referred ", In voting Tor Mr.. Compton for
treasurer 10 be peculiar one--Mr. 0orman, the
president Of the canal, having given Mr.. farrow
contract for the furnishing Of stone to be used In
the leng,hening Of the locks on the canal.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18

~ I nc AhhAPoNs HeeoFd, DemoerAtIe news
paper aud a hacker Of Gov HAnilton,. ,ay,:
"0sn. Frank A. Bond in . remarkable letter.
says the o. l.. d. organ before the election, hntsI
'bioodsAsd and IN rider IL things did not e. On
asthey thOughtprOper. Well. General. we prophe.
sled correctly We knew the people Of this county
would not submit, iAmely 90 raHans from other
sections taking possession q their polling places
and over riding their liberties. Nov we make
another pr0phecy-tAs Hsrf hH, It d. aH,rsptsd ~
k'diag NiH aof 'ioP viii asH.'
The above looks like bushes. And We havsnt
doab: b., tina, /, will prove true a. prsdietsI.-
Gen. Bond had better take due notice Aai govern
himself accordingly, else be may meet with the
same fate that MAdioI did. The killing Of the
latter a, the late election =, odsn,on will no doab,
have 'Aluiary saee, upon the polite. Of Anne
Arundel
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18
Tho State Printing Contract.

AZ stated BY our Annapolis correspondent las,
week the committee on printing In the Lsgisla-
ture awarded the contract for tho work to the
col,ons for the sun Of 81. 500, notwithstanding
the fact tina, bid was before the committee to do
the printing for s2O.OOo. Mr.. VIM. p. Grubsr. Of
HagerstOwn, who was the lowest bidder, forwarded
the followius petition to the House aud which was
presented on Tuesday;
To the 0sasgsi As.sa5iy Of Marylaai-Having
received notice 20 appear before your Joint Com
mitiee on Printing this Tuesday, February Iath,
as the day set apart for the consideration Of the
bids In their possession, and having had my propo.
sition bid before that Joint Committee on Print
ing on last Tuesday, February Z, with good and
suneient bond, certified 20 BY the clerk Of the
Washington County Court, Nd, which has been
duly recognized by tho chairman Of said commit
tee, as well IS others and vhish bid. along with
other bids, was on thatda opened and considered.
sum Of $4,000. Il now appears thatthe Commit
tee on Printing has contracted with other parties
do the work for the sum OF $25,sO0. which
claim a. unjust and unprecedented, although 60
ordered by yonr honorable body, and would ask
decision Of said award, and u possible relief In
the above matter. Hoping fof IN impsdiate dis
position Of the same, remain,
Wa. p. 0nunxR.
There arc many members ofthe House who will
favor an inquiry into this natter but Is the petit
tion vas reisrrsd 10 the same old eiique--the
Printing Commistee-it wall IN all probability
psvsr again SEQ the daylight. il issPpsrspi that
the Job vas fixed up for the cOliOns and the Senior
being one Of the "bOssss." nothing further will bs
done.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18

- From al sections q car br.Ai Land comes
:he same reports q prosperity and lucrative hasi-
mes daring the past yea. Trade Aul Abr have
soarishei AMI been amply resatlsl. All every
where canienimen' sni high hoPs' = coaiinsei
sucse's are :, be flInl. II people wiil take care
o. avoid ct;raFasanss. live within thcis means.
sni e, ou; q debt. the Pressui ysAr. if tls,,si
With fan crops. all witness farther airans, ia
stcry branch q Industry Past sKPcren.c be-,
iaugh; "a iha; prosperity buns, -ita q spiui q
speculation. and to the harry % e; nch msh vii
AsAnion the ordinary sni sure paiAs q business
and Fush into spesalAiiou,. the failure u sh.sh
sndauger the prosperity VI eniifs communities .--
We trust that the PFeiislians shish Afs as BE-
ing saA4e u a reverse in hasiaes. NAY pre's a.
true. aud ws are satisfied they ill. u praIeues
and economy are eas; aside ani the SPIRIT % spec
uiaiion Be held IN ehcek.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-18

Ec-Ths pension iisA n crossing aud Ne gill
soon have civil pension list a, Big a. EhsIAna's
" the iobbsrs can have ,heit way Rspressnta-
tive HArmsr. u Philadelphia. has iniFodassI 10
the House bill to retire aud pfosid. pension. for
postal employee after twenty Ave year. d .sr-
vice or after ten years q eoH,inuous service and
son'eqashi disability. The pension ~hicA i; is
proposed to gran, by thi. bill :. i-o.ihiri, Of the
annual salary At the date " retirement. AnI the
lAw Is based similar pross!on' IN the civil SER
vice regulations d half a dozen o. the leading
governments Of Earope.