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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27
THE CITY CHARTER.
AUOTHRR SPECIAL SESSION
/ THE NEW CITY CHARTER AND
THE COLORED SCHOOLS.

WIepuOut dHu tiftlIf iiplll lllfS Wis,
on motion Of Mr. Bailey, amended 80
that the companies owning said wires
shall be responsible for any damage
which may ensuc Ia persons or proper
ty whether the wires are above or I'M
dcrgrOund. The section after being
amended was approved.
SECTION 129, providing for the in
PRODUCTION of steam power or heating
pipes under ground, and requiring any
company laying the same Ia give a
guarantee for any damages which
should ensue TO persons or property,
WAS passed without amendment
SECTION 1870, empowering Council TO
accept on behalf Of the city any gift,
grant, donation or devise of land for "A
park, or public square for the use Of the
Inhabitants Of Wilmington, was adopt
ed without discussion.
6RCTION 49, relating to street rail
woya, was approved, and when section
1J2 wAe read, Mr., Quinn said that he
thought sOmc restriction should be
placed on the speed Of ears passing
through the city.
Mr.. Talley did not think il necessary,
a the matter was already regulated by
ordinance.
Mr.. NcKenna said that If there was
any SQch ordinance, il was violated
every day In the year, and the members
OF Council had witnessed thcs" viola
tiOns when they were viewing the grade
at Seventh street and Railroad. Quinn
did not think that members Of Council
hid anything to do with violations of
the lAw. Their duties were to make laws,
assS% ssssA iuf,rm.rS II uas ,h,
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state or the Thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN office in the shade
this morning:
| : O'Clock 10 o'clock y o'clock
20 80 $50
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SPECIAL ENTION.
The Multitude

take advantage Of Chapman'S foolish
ness, and are laying in their stock o
! Tobacco and Cigars for the season. Re
member We are having II Clearing Oul
Sale. We would rnther get cost on the
goods than to move them Chapman,
Fourth and Shipey streets.
A CARD.-To all who are suffering from
the errors Of indiscrctiOns Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc.
, | will send a recipe that VIII cure yvu FREE
or CHARGE. TlIi4 great remedy was ds
covered by a missionary in South America.
Send II sclfaddressed envelope to the REV,
JOSEPH +. lNMAN, Station u, New York
CITY. o"tll.iydSw
You VIII Find
the finest assortment Of home made
creams and caromels in the city at the
old fashion molasseS candy mans.
Always fresh and strictly pure" aud the
only place in the city, at III Market
street, second door below Second street
Flour aud Feed.
All the best brands of winter and
spring wheat flour, huckwh"at flour,
white and yellow corn meal, and all
kinds Of mill feed, hay and straw al the
lowest cash prices. W. j. kimbIe,
Front and Madison streets.
Painting and draining.
W. simmons, practical house and
sign painter, graining and glazing.
Residence Gil W. Fourth street shop
y. T. cor. 2nd and West streets, VII
Inington, Del.
The Wny the Smallpox
came TO Wilmington is mystery to
many people. 1t can be kept away by
smoking Stanshury Murray's medi-
Gated = cent cigars, No. . French street,
opposite the new depot.
Browns Bronchial TrOches
for Coughs and Colds 81 cannot very
well do without them. There is nothing
to br compared with them" Rev. o.
ID. Watkins, Walton, Ind. Price %
cents a box.
There is a growing demand for our
" My Pet Flour" 1t is a flour that is
hard 10 beat for the money, Buy a
barrel before il raises in price. A. K.
Tatnall, 7l3 W. Front street.
Oysters. Oysters. Oysters.
If you want to get the best and fresh
'St oysters in the market gOtU AinsCow' ;,
III Shiplry street. %, 80 and 40 cents
per quart also wholesale.
Vaccine Points.
j. L. Hartman, druggist, Fifth and |
Poplar etr"cts, has just received a sup |
ply Of fresh vaccine points and quilts,
which are reliable
'Buchu.Paiba.-
Quick, complete cure, all annoying
kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases
Il. Druggists.
MOckinK Bird Food,
made by Camden Bird Food Co. For
al" by Taylor Il Fullerton, 3o2 King
street.
WcIch, Sharp & Co.,
ia King street, is the place to buy |
White potatoes, sweet POTATOES, apples,
f
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(Iirp for piles.

Blind, itching and bleeding piles
cured without, knife or cauStir by DR..
Wrlrh, ,Jub West stree, who will guar
an>cc a cure in every case.
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NEWS ST Nv AhY.
WEATHER NEW ENGLAND
0TRlER NEWS.

session of The Fitz ,lphu Porter bin
which is sometimes .puknn Of as in,
bill for the relief Of Fir2 .Iphn Porter
bs hIs iH !" MISSIONER III one 'h-r; zen
t, 1i''i was IonI cue I'u YEA oi 'n'
o'ioi"N l'ul "i",m ~, MN ~ ,Iir "risi,t"
o"'I. ii'%''ini. il' '.''N'''' 'l,. Is 'ol
llt fell'l u ne Ia lol from me disgrace
"' continuing an a''"t'"li''i ii)lStlee
10 Il 'ru' ana gallant oiitef u 'iie army
"As couuteractant 70 Gebi,itatino
Influence, In.citndr, u4rym,s drnres.
sion drhiIitv nalori, 1vxnnnsio live,
"'l'iMh'' iArnig COS "ra Beer lonlc
- y, iINa,,''nle' says PROFESSOR r.. W.
mum, ". ~, honorary Meillef linpe-
I,al Hl''lcaI 9"l''I "> 81 fe,"H burg,
i|nE,id' r'r' a VINO are run down ana
'''lll'a.'n Sh"niH take IL. beware OF
'"''''"riTi'S'
Yesterday morning WA. m. coolest Of
the winter in Northern New England
the temperance RANGING from 70 n
'"io" "f" IN N"F'il'Th New YORK
,ir 'f'ill"ra' ',re ranged from IL 10 ~
p'i'N "elo' l'ahS .ha'il' pam was 'ro-
zen wv. at i'H "n''H' par, a' h"rllii!-
''n' Ses'''uIH ii'i'Il'ls' II ~ 'in' earl
eS' ci"Si''e "i 'ii''' portion u 'l' aKe ior
'''''"' s'"iH'
The Boston TRANSCRIPT rrports that
Judge Dillon. of New York, and Sidney
Bartlett, Of Boston, We're in consultation
in the latter city yesterday with the
s, u,ns,,l,;aa, ~ H. iir,.;" ii.'', l,i" a"io
learned "bnt there is ontside talk Of
closing mn the New York office and
bringing all the Comnanv's effects from
the intluences of wall street
~ -
.ie asiins'"sl roso pup'Isile
Iss '". y, ",,. W m. 'o"i'e'i i'l .,io
'..' '.7 -; WV ','ii ,'o',1 ''e'' 'lia' ,iio
,t,i,', ",,'a hTii, -, "iii y 's.' 'i"'1'
noi~A "'ti nii ~ 'iie i'celi' 1i. le'lh-
nnr,s uitn....., on1 cn,,,S.I ,,o, at,
hav. aggreyated fullv SON non ofuhicl,
Rr,1v and Dor..r ,r. c,id ~ bn,n
snent Ak ooo ZACH
"a "''Siain from i!heNparre says
'he crathils apart Oh the earth anoVe
the caNelh IL, 'he l'ela"are ana fuu-
son 'oli ipal'y liilhe was ias' hlght
h'"u' 'hc same aS "hell 'hc ulSaS'er
do, drnn fnnt nr u,nra ~, nn, .;inn ;i,'a'' ~; "
" 'h a VI ,,loie AZ IVY ''''., ~
nrohaiI,, ~, ~ ,' rnn.,' Io,ur '''''>'' "''''>'
p'o'"''S :" '"''"" "'"".
pr,ont j., ". Wv 1'n,'l,'Vn -. couth
nas"1;, "i;,, - ,dliai n"Is ,o"n'H ,ah '"'h
Ia1Ianh .1",or .o.ulnn a'aI ~pi', "rnoI 'r
,rIniu i,,I',,'., ~ , 1"h 1t"I.;,,
his sisters part when Horace Half
drawing nistnl shot Daniel Glover
dead
w,
sooo 900 LalnnGin,, tn RI. rrn.l, Notinn
ornh,u Fund IN oku,II,cr in the In
diam Trrritnr2 m "Wednesday last fnr
The ru,r,I was fred unon
from an ambush. The fire was returned,
but no casualties are Reported.
S, NJ, Field. Of Newport. Vermont.
was Yesterday held in - 200 bail in Bur
lington for passing counterfeit half-dol-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27

THE "youug American" attorneys
won in the kcA bold suit.
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Ladies' s.isIp Thread Hose
Passages Reduced from Ireland

are reduced at Spenorr's from Sl.5o tu
Sl.Un per pair.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27
lndieA' lAMit S.OOdS

are being CLOSED ont at Sprnccr's regard
less of value.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27

Jan. 27. Edward Wilson. Branhywinc HI
~, Philjl AmbOId, city. 9th ward.
~ Sill y Billy. Red Lion, Pa.
49, Estate Of J. l., Hudson. st. Georges
80, Jacob l.. GoUdlcy, i'rsudywInc Hid
81, Lewis Grnvcs, thristiaua lid.
Feb. !. ". II. Dawson, near kirkwood
!, Amos W. House. 'hadds Ford, Pa.
b, II. iiOIicrkcr, Trustee.
G, Thomas Wilson. thristiana lid.
10, b. Niclds. Trustee, city.
~, Geo l.. bcuncy, tibsVn's stable city
u, Estate Of II. SprnInc". smyrna.
Il, Evan brown, at SoUthwooh.
Is. l.. +. hdair. Wilmington, Del.
i, thaudicr'1 Estate. 4 cwport.
-, Jacob Gasho, WhitGNlHy Creek.
-, J. +. Richardson. Mil Crock HID.
22, j. II. George Red Lion.
23, j.. f. AdGir, Wilmington, DoI.
20, Il. NJ. II. Lyman, Miil Creek
%, Samucl DonncIl. White Clay Creek
" 2S, BcmJamin Campbell, Newark. Del.
Mar. |, Mrs. Inhcz Banks, NH Creek Hi.
" l. Amos ". House, ChaddI Ford, Pa.
., John Bradford. New Castle Hid.
" s, Isaac Natlor, Frandywinc Iid
" IL. Atwood Wedin, Now Castle HID
" 10, owen Crow, city.
" q, Garrett X Furrey, city
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27

Take il 10 ,oprunicc, Third and nmng"
streets, aIu get soap fer II,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27
Painting and training.

W. simmons, practical house and
sign painter, graining and glazing.
Residence Gil W. Fourth street ; Shop
y. L. cor. End and West streets, VIII
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27
The Why the Smallpox

many people. 1t can be kept away by
Stansbury Mnrray'> mrdi-
Gated r cent cigars, No. . French street,
nIInl Nit u hu unM Innu1
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27

All the best brands of winter an,
spring wheat flour, huckwh"at flour
white and yellow corn meal, and al
kinds Of mill feed, hay and straw at the
lowest cash prices. W. j. kimbLn
Front and Madison streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-27
Browns Bronchial TrNhes

for Coughs and Colds: 81 cannot very
well do without them. There is nothing
to N compared with them" Rev. o.
d. Watkins, Walton, Ind. Price "a
cents box.
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There is growing demand for our
"My Pet Flour" 1t is a flour that is
hard 10 beat for the money, Buy a
barrel hefor" it raises in price. A. K.
TatnalI, 7l3 W. Front street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-17
N Massachusetts.

BosroS, January 16.-John d. Long was
elected lnired States Senator in the Senate
on the 9TH ballot which stood, Long -
Hoar. Is; Crapo, =. The House adjourned
Immediately upon hearing the result OF
the above ballot and both Houses will
meet in Joint convention tomorrow.
N
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-17
Died From Fright.

PIrr>RusGH, January l6.-Last night
while the flames which destroyed the
Elba Bolt Works were at their height, Mr..
Harrison Taylor, the proprietor of a cigar
store in one Of the tenement honses located
about 2OO yards from the burning building,
was aroused from his slumbers, and with
out taking time to pull on all his outer gar
ments ran to the fire. After watching the
ruin wrought by the flames, ior about
twenty minutes, he returned shivering to
his home, laboring under the greatest eX-
citement. His nerves were apparently
com .pletely unstrung and within ten min
utes after reaching his room he was a
corpse. A physician was summoned who
from heart disease, brought on by excite
ment. Mr.. Harrison was 66 years of age
and leaves wife. and seven grown up
children, five daughters and two sons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-17
PUDDLERS AND NAILERS.
The Men in the Centralia Mills Not SAT-
isiied with the Pittsburgh Scale.

CENTRALIA, ILL January l6.-The major
ity OF the puddlerS and all the nailers in
the Centralia nail mills are on strike.
The President of the mill says that year
ago last June an agreement was entered in
to between the employers and the work
men that a certain scale would be paid un-
til June /, 1852, after which this district
would be governed by Pittsburgh prices
during the year. The men came to the
conclusion that the time was too long and
objected to it. A conference was held, and
a verbal agreement made by which it was
agreed that they were to continue at the
old S. per ton until the rates in other cities
were adjusted. Now that the price paid in
other cities has been reduced to $3.50 per
ton, the men are asked to accept a reduc.
ton of 25 cents.
The men claim that Just prior 10 June
they entered into a verbal agreement to
work for the old prices until matters in
the district were adjusted, but it was under
stood that they were not TO be governed by
the Cincinnati rates. The men say that
the managers of the Terre Haute and Green
Castle mills had conference with the
manager of the Centralia mills to reduce
the price to 1915. The Terre Haute and
Green Castle men refused TO accept this
and were paid So. Now the Centralia men
say they are entitled to S. also.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-17

ed so as to permit the character aud grades Of
such duty-free sugars to be determined by
their percentage of absolute fineness or
clarifcstion, instead of the color test, as
under the present standard Of duties. 1t is
not, however, to impair the spirit OF recip-
rocity.
Mr.. Rice, of Massachusetts,, from the Lib.
rary Committee, to-day reporteda bill for
the erection OF q library building on any OF
the Government reservations selected by a
commission composed of the Secretary of
the Interior, architect of the Capital and
Librarian of Congress, the entire cost not
10 exceed 81, 500, 900.
The bill for the removal of cases from thE
State Federal Courts was passed.
The Naval bill was reported.
The House then went into Committee
OF the Whole, Ryan in the chair, on the
state of the Unisn, the first bill on the cal
endar being one appropriating $3.50, 100 to
reimburse Massachusetts, for expenditures
for coast defense during the late war.
After q short discussion Bragg moved to
report the bill back with q recommends.
that the clause be stricken out. Agreed
to. The committee rose, but no action
was taken on the report.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-17
Annfher Hotel Fire.

UNION CRY, Pa, January l6.-The Coop
er House was destroyed by fire yesterday.
There were few guests and boarders in
the house, but all escaped with their ef-
fec.s. The fire started on the roof at four
o'clock, originating in defective chimney,
and rapidly enveloped the building. The
Fire Department was unable to do any
thing, owing to the water freezing in the
ancient hand engine by.th town, and the
Burgess telegraphed the Mayor OF Cory
for aid. That city responded with steam
er and q squad OF firemen, but aid vas in
yoked too late, and the request for assist
ance was countermanded. ..
The Cooper House was three. story brick
building, and contained dry goods store,
lawyers Office and an opera house, newly
fitted up Loss $50, 900; partly insured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-17
TelEeRAPHIc NOTES.

Cleveland has an organized band Of foot
pads.
Canadian railways are blockaded By
snow.
At Dundee, Armastad's fax warehouses
burned. Los., $4,000.
Patti appeared at Chicago In opeta for
the first time last night.
The shock OF mn earthquake was felt at
Carlsgsd, Austria. Two houses fell.
Jay Gould gave 5000 10 the sufferers
from the Newhall fire, not 500. ~ frat re-
ported.
Germans In London have collected ft.OOo
for the relief Of the distressed resulting
from the floods.
A keg OF gold containing 300 pounds. Was
stolen from the Wells, Fargo Express Com.
pany, at Panama.
Gen. ". C. Pendleton, chief OF the artil.
lery OF the army OF Northern Virginia, In
the late war. Is dead.
The business portion Of Main street, in
Plainville, Conn. was burned yesterday
morning. Loss, 10000.
The strike OF the Csledonlan railway
operators is extending. Traffic In the west
Of Scotland Is almost stopped.
The Supreme Court OF Ohio decided that
the reinsurance reserve fund Of fire com.
panies must be listed for taxation.
A Camden, n. j., the bollow.wars glsss
manufacturers propose TO suspend work
TO reduce stock. The window glass fur.
naces and Hay Il Co., have started again.
The Paris Figaro publishes . manifesto
profcssediy issued by Prince Napoleon.
plon plon, criticsing the present situation.
and claiming the Sapoleonic inheritepce.
II 10 probable thst Francis Murphy. the
temperance sdvocsts. now In ENGLAND.
will return 10 PhilAdelphia In . fsw
months. His health IN badly shattered.
and, though he spent last summer In the
Scotch highlands BY the ADVICE OF phyh.
cian, his health was not restored, and be 10
threatened with pulmonary consumptiou.
The beach from Harwieh 70 AldsbuSgh
Is strewn with wreckage from the British
ship Pride Of the Ocean, from Hamburg for
New York. A case containing dynamite
wss found by the coast guard. The fsct
that the vrecksge IL In eIoesdipgly small
pieces led 10 the conjecture thst The los Of
the vessel was caused by "a explosion a
dynaunifa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-17
The TARIFF BILL.
Mr. oliver To the Rescue Some A.
tOnishing Facts

( RAsHINGroN, January l6.-w. II. Oliver
Jr, and Gen. J. X. Moorehead arrived this
morning. Mr.. oliver will appear before
the Senate Finance Committee on the
meta schedule tomorrow morning. He
says he has not examined either the Ways
and Means or the Finance Committees re-.
vised schedule, and is ignorant of their
proyisiunS. When his attention was called
70 the fart that the Ways and Means had
yesterday reduced the duty on bar iron p
per cent he said that that branch Of the
Iron industry was less able than anv other
20 stand reduction and that the business
OF the bar iron manufacturers was crrried
on pow on very a close margin. Mr.. Oliver
srll entertaluS strong hopes that q tariff
hin will be- passed at this session notwith.
standlng the shOrtneSS of the time re.
msiniEg.
Dir. Carlisle, Of Kentucky, said today
thAt the Tariff bill as decided upon in the
Ways and Means Committee presented
some astonishing facts. The committee
started out to reduce the revenue and have
been so manipulated that they have finally
endSd by adopting provisions which. ii
carried out based on the importations OF
last year, will actually increase the reya.
nue. several million dollars over the re-.
ceipiS of lSS3
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-17
WASHINGTON.
sstmaster ! Sterling Confirmed for
Another Term.
SigatiOn Of the MOnOngahela Riyer-Ihe
outlcok for an Extra Session Of Con-
g-ess-Two-Cent Postage-PrOceed-
irgs Of Both Houses Of OfCOngress.
Is NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
S,,ecial Dispatch to he Register.

NfftfiNl IftNkfttttt " wv -
XAsHrNGrox. January l6.-The nomlna-
lion of Hon. John Z. Kenna by the west
vIrginia Democrat, Senatorial caucus Tor
shs seat in the United States Senate soon
"a be vacated by Senator Davis, is received
hsss with much satisfaction. lie
has been recognized as one OF the
fcremest men in the. House, and MS
pranotion 10 the Senate at the early age OF
ihtrty-four years is one of the indications
tb<t he is to rank among the leading men
i.the highest council Of the nation in a
R>rAtiEslyshOrt time.r His career has
<rfs remarkably successful one, and be-
~ a ard and energetic student will de-
r{op into a man of unusual capacity and
v1lue TO his State.
His nomination is very gratifying TO his
c1 colleagues in the House, whom ne has
ssryed on committees and been associated
WI for six years. They have watched his
onEard career, and now think that he IS
riehtly rewarded aud the State highly hon
oxd
Judge Regan telegraphed Henna his con-
sratulations, as did many other prominent
nemberS.
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probably not get beyond the committees TO
which they were referred, the public u not
much interested in their purport.

probably not get beyond the committees 10
which they were referred, the public il not
much interested in their purport.
Resslatisas.
By Mr.. Parsons: Referring % much OF
the Governors message as relates to immi-
grafton to the Committee on Immigration.
. Convict LAb0e.
Mr.. Gilkeson offered resolution refer
ring so much of the Governors message rs
relates to the penitentiary to the Commit
tee on the Penitentiary, with instructions
to inquire into the propriety Of instructine
the Peniten tiary Board as TO the letting Of
convict labor, and report by bill or other.
wised.
Mr.. Doyener moved to smend by author.
izing the committee to send for persons and
papers. Carried.
ar. Jas. II. Brown moved to amend by
directing the committee to inquire into the
two systems of hiring convict labor by con-
tract and employment on State account
Carried.
The resolution as thus amended was then
adopted.
Mr.. Henshaw presented petition OF citi.
zens Of Berkeley county asking Tor the re-
peal of the law requiring services on the
public roads without compensation.
Prshtbttery Amendasa6
Mr.. Holt asked leave to withdraw the
joint resolution offered by him the day
previous, relating to Q prohibitnry -sosnA,
ment, and consent being given he presented
another in lieu thereof. The substitute Is
as follows:
Sec. 46. The manufacture, sails and
keeping for sale of all intoxicating liquors,
drinks, mixtures and preparations TO be
used as o beverage. are forever prohibited
within this State; and the Legislature shall,
without delay, provide for appropriate
legislation for the due enforcement OF this
prohibition. The manufacture, sale aud
keeping for sale Of the aforesaid liquors,
drinks, mixtures and preparations for
other purposes other than as beyerage,
shall be regulated BY law, under sufficient
penalties and securities" ..... .-
Bills Rejected.
A bill offered by Mr.. Pennybacker rela-
tive to the awarding OF teachers certifi.
Gates, called out some discussion, and upon
a vote being taken, the bill was rejected:
Also two bills amending certain sections OF
the law concerning education, were rejected.
Also bill giving certain powers to the
Council of the town OF Clarksburg. Also .
bill amending the Code relating to absent
or absconding debtors. Also bill exempt.
ing certain counties from the operation OF
the dog law.
Railroad Taxes.
Mr.. Penny backer offered resolution
declaring that whereas q second injunc-
ton has been obtained by the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company restraining
the collection of taxes, and this in the face
of decision Of the Supreme Court declar-
ing the right of the State to taxes amount.
ing TO SOS, 900 per annum, resolved that the
Judiciary Committee be instructed TO In.
quire what legislation is necessary to pro-
tect the interests OF the State therein.
Passed
On motion Of Mr.. Dovener, the House
adjourned until 10 A. NJ to-day.