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How 10 Boil Water.

/ must tcll you the old story Of how
the lae Charlie DrlmoHicD used 10 talk
about the ncn hot water cure he said
the DelnonicOs were the iir,, 10 recon-
mend IL 10 gue>t, Who compliance! Of
having no appetite. Take 4 cup Of hot
water and lemon aud you viii feel bet.
ter, "as the lormnla adapted; and the
cup Of hot water and lemon MS simply n
little hot water with drop Of lemon
Juice in il 10 take away the in,iridi,y.
For lh. an,ibibuIou, remedy the caterer.
charged the price Of their best liquors
thirty five cent. or more and it certain.
ly va. wiser way 10 spend small change
than in alcohol. Few people know
how u cook water,' Charles used to af
firm. "The secret is in putting good,
fresh wat"r into neat kettle, already
quite warm, and setting the water to
boiling quickly. and then taking it right
off for use in tea, coffee or o.!ler drinks,
Deiore it is spoiled. To lie! il steam and
simmer and evapora,c, until the good
water is in the atmosphere, and the lime,
and iron, and dregs, only left in the ket-
tle--bth that is what makes great
many people sick, and is worse than no
water at all" Every lady who reads this
valuable recipe should never forget how
TO cook .wa,er.-.Nem }prk TUm>s.
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GuaDo and Acid Phosphate

We are receiving q large lot Of the old
reliable Soluble Pacific Guano and
Acid, and the Standard EdisaO
Acid 1'hOgphotes all Of which we are
prepared to sell at the lowest market prices.
These are old established brands Of Fer.
tilizers, and no one can doubt the reliabili-
ty OF its analysis or the quality q! the
goods.
w. $. LIGON & co.
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Hats and Caps.
Partnership Notice.

VNTE. :he undersigned. have this day en-.
w tered into partnership under the
name Of w. s. LIGON e Ce for the pnr-
pose of conducting general merchandise
business AT the old stand Of w S. LigOn,
on the Seuthsidc Of the Public Square
By close attention In the rnnts of our GUS
TONERS and .fuir dcnii,g, we would solicit
the patronage OF the trading public.
Our stock Of GROCERIES is full up. and
We will make it to the interest Of all to
price our goods before purchasing their
supplies for the year.
w. S. LIGON.
II. S. LIGON.
Jan. |, lSS4
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Pcgged Shoes.

4 FEW Mems anI Wnncn's P,Tg"d
"A Shoes for ,ale al cost for cash. TO
close out.
a. y TOWERS.
Feb H. 1879 81
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= There is no duubt tina, Arkau.as
was originally and properly pronounced
a if spelied "Arkansaw.' The Darna
has no connection witi or relation 10 that
of Kansas. but was given 10 tribe OF
Indians, the Dakota family, by The Al.
gOnquiu.. The name comes To u. through
French sources, and the French rrnnul
citation, therefore, at first prevailed. Of
late years, however the Engli-h pronur.
,a,iou Of Arkansa, became general
everywhere except in that State. Anj it.
Legislature distinguished i:-el; a few
years ago By endeayofing 10 reconcile
French pronunciation with English nr-
th"gral by, and ordaining that the name of
the State should be speiird 'Arkan.aw."
The Legislature bad power to change the
$ta:e's name. - tcw l1rE Writ
= The Hon. William PIT Kellogg i.
70 be accommodated in the matter Of
trial for completely 10 the star route rob
berry. The trials is TO begin April 2l.
but unless i, is pushed more rapidly
than the Dorsey case was, it will have 10
be adjourned while the prisoner goes to
the Republican Convention aud vote. for
Arthur. Or perhaps he nigh. nend a
substitute.
"A Chicago widow ordered her
funeral outfit before her death, paying
$1,000 for it, The coffin cos; 81 400. /,
was lined with Uiact and purple silk vel
vet, and had a,lid gold plate, which
alone cost 1900 The flowers cost 81 900.
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"ituchu-I'aIba."

quick, complete cure all annoying Kid.
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81.
DrlIpi,ists
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.

S"tnA VIZ SoNAHON PLEAS.
James B. Carpenter. Plaintiff, against Mamie p
McCrary. Francis E. Brown, John A. Reeae
M,am Meese and Preston = Mitchell, Defen.
TO the Defendants Mamie E. McCraIy, Francis
r. brown, John \: Reese, William Reese and
Preston Is. Mitchell:
Voo are hereby summoned aud required to an
eWer The complaint in this action, u copy OF
which Is herewith served upon you aud to serve a
copy OF your answer to the said complaint on The
snhsGaoer At his Office, Anderson c. H., 8. c.,
within twenty days after the service hereof e-'
elusive OF the day @! such service; aud il yo,, fsi
to answer the complaint within the time more
said the plaintiff In this action will appIy to the
'nHr, m for the relief demanded in the complaint.
J.R vAND1vER,
t, -, Plaintiffs attorney.
tskALJ JoHS W. DANIELS, c.CP.
To the above named Defendants:
laxe notice that the complaint In this action.
-iogetnel with the sunmons, Of which the forego-
the Court OF Com mon Plea, at Anderson r. n u
s. e.. on .he 18th day Of March, 1884, and that tho
9geSi o, inc aetton is to obtain partition of the
ssta;e .sa % OF Albert Carpenter deceased or
oe had without prejudice to the interest Of the
owners, and division of the proceeds. No nrr'
sonai claim ,n. Is made against you.
J.R. vANDIvER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
TO the Defendants John A. Reese and William
Take notice that IN order has been pa,,es hx
the Master appointing J. l.. Tribble ESQ. attorney
~ INV guardian ad liteu for tho minor defend
nn., pa, "iiiia@ Reese, unless his father, John a.
ae a.Sese with whom hs resides, or some rerson ie
gnlly authorized does not apply for the appoint-
ment OF one for him within twenty days after The
expiration i OF the publication of this notice.
A., ;; r VASDIvER, Plain,in's Attorney.
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A FEW WORDS FROM
CAPT. r. w. BONNEp
"A WELL-KNOWN
CITIZEN OF MACON e.,

In August. 1881, nearly three yearx
who was at that time living at Clinton NJ O.
over TO see ne with the sad inteIljeenns :; Ct,
wife Was in the last stages Of consI.e ee thst 4
that her physician had pronounced Lsn poon y
les. / went Immediately over. and kp
nothing could be done She was - let Il
splitting necessarily. and al times Won,is hias ri
from her iungs large Guaniity OF INV ulSctl,r
could not sleep or retain anything ON 1, h..s,
ach, and as, III fact. in the last stayns.aF ties
ease; This was abou; the time you bass ~. We 4
YtfIise BfewCrs Lung Restorer, and ssu ss V
cArfcssti dcsisc 10 give it 10 his i ny q;
three bottles were procured aud with ."S We
vcstigt oi hope We commenced giving I, teA,elT
small doses gradually increasing the on,S,htf 70 htf
I'll the prescribed dose was reached. sSs sbhtiy n.
improve after few doses and contipusd GeEka d
daily; until abe was finally restored n y, ,tsh
health aud Is To- day perhaps In better he,its,s s ,s
swallows OF Brewers Lung Restorsr hut n
never vithout) relieves her in;neJjsts, .hs h
slider her restoration TO perfect heaI,sE. CT.
for which she Is indebted 4, BreTsrAa hind.
storer. My son Is almos. n monon,,,tLuE Il
subject OF Brewers Lung RestoTer ard ". ca Il.
au opportuniiyrass where he thinks sreh IheHer lae
cine would be required, that he does nn, net,
II i'll most glowing terms. MOI LONG IL it speai d
crn gentleman on his way 10 Florida ~ heHL
cure IL 4 was induced by my son I. g;xa !, Of IA
invalid wife, aud she as cured as n H. u 70 u
B:cWcrs Lung Restorcr contains no onIas ILssle'
LAMAR, RANKIN 4 LtW@
Macon, Atlanta and AlbsnS =.
Brewers Lung Restorer for sale b.. ~ ~.
liite & White, Anderson, S. c. y M
March 20. 1854. 35-eow.
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r HAVE a full line "f Dry Goods, Hats.
Il Hardware. y. o. Molasscs, Groceries,
Provisions. CrOckery. glassware. Carpets,
&c ttc. ! will not attempt 10 name ali my
friends mud customers to call and see me
before buying. ! keep good goo'fs, and at
AZ low price rs the same guilty can he
bought. Give ne q trial.
a. B. TOWERS.
Feb A. IS>3 81
So Best Horse & Cattle Powders at
Or. E Sltan's.
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MEW GOODS.

50 Bert Blond purifiers u, Orr & Sioan'-
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lhc q, 1883
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-15

NEWARK IN. j., January 1lth -Delmoni.
co's body was found in q deep gully alongside
the Nosthfeld road, on Orange mountain,
near Davis Collsmore's place. and about
mile below General McGleiiau's. lie prob.
ably walked of the rcad into the gully dur
ing Che darkness and storm. Tho body WAS
brought to the Morgue. which was instantly
surrounded by sn immense crowd. He had
apparently been desd geyeral days. When
found he was partly covered with sand and
water f3wing over him. His watch stopped
at - minutes of g. His face was slightly
bloatsd, otherwise ne was unchanged. Messrs.
Christ. John Hoey, Mora aud Isaiah c. Bah
cock arrived on special train. to convey the
remains to New York.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The TOnauIn Situation

LONDON, January 14th.-A dispatch from
Haiphong Torq1in, dated January 10sb
says: The country Is quiet The hostile
bands IN the district OF Namdjnh have dis
persed. Admiral Coutbst has ordered fort
nights provision forwarded to the French
forces from Haiphoug for q movement
sgaiost Baopiah.
HoNGEoNG, January 14th.-It Is reported
that JEe French advance fcrce hes already
left Haidzuong, for the purpose Of joiaing the
main body Of French troops fsom Hanoi on
their crossing Red river. An attack on
Bacuinh is expected to take place Thursday.
The Egyptian Rebels.
CAIRO, January 14th.-A Khartoum dis
patch says: The people on both sid.s tf the
Blue Nile have declared for FL Aiahdi. All
communication with Senaar is to be stopped.
The steamers sent 10 convey troops and lis
patches to Sc asr returned after proceeding
q short distance Thirty thousand rebels
hold Helif=h. on the line cf telegraph along
the White Nile.
Marquis Tseng TN Bad OdOr.
PARIS, January l4th. - The NGtionale
says: Tseng's letter, published in the Bres.
lau Gg-ette, created much discomfort at the
French Foreign Office, where it is believed
imp, ssible for Tseug to longer represent
China. La Pdt-je asserts shat Ferry has de-
cided to request that Tseng be superseded.
Gone 20 Paris.
LONDON, January 14th.-Marquid Tseng
has gone to Psris.
PARIS, January 14th.-It is thought that
Tserg is coming to Paris to demand his pass
port.
Another Ell lard Contest.
PARIS. January l4th.-Tte balk line bill
Hard contest. 1000 points, 600 points night,
between Viguaux and Jacob Schaefer. began
at the Cafe Grand Hotel this evening. There
was \ large attendance. The score at the
close of the nights play stood Vignaux 600,
Schaefer 5Sl. Nignaux's principal runs, 107,
10G, 90. Schsefers, 12i, 100, 30.
Russta'5 Deficit.
ST. PETERSBURG, January 14th. - The
budget for 1884 estimates deficit Of 3, 406, ,662
roublesr which the Government proposes to
cover by new taxes.
Preparations foE the Winter Carnival.
MONTREAL, January 14th.-The Governor
General of Cauada has accepted an invita-
tion to be the guest of the city during the
week Of the Winter Carnival, commencing
February 4.h The progress of the Ice Palacs
is very satisfactory, the weather being cold
OF d favorable. Ten thousand blocks Of ice
will be used in its construction. Seventy-fve
horses are entered for the trottirg races on
the ice. The entries fJr the curling compe-
tiiion ars also very numerous and fourteen
god medals will he competed for.
lFor f,,tLcr Dispatches see Fourth PGqe
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FOURTH DIsPATCH.l

NEw YORK, January 14:h.-The body was
brought here late this afternoon, and taken
to an undertaker's, where it was placed in a
casket, ard then taken TO She residence of de-
ceased, on West Fourteenth street. The face
Of the dead man looked very natural. No
bruises ware visible, except slight wound
on the right side of the head, probsbly re-
csived IL fall over the bauk, at the foot Of
which be was found. The body l. in per
feet state Of preservation, although it must
have b;ea eight or nine days ago that he met
bis death. The fact Of lis normal appear
sace ia explained by the cold which prevailed.
The funeral occurs Thursday morning. The
remairs will re inferred in the Deimonico
vault, in old ST. Patrick's Cathedral, Mott
stTeey.
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A CHARCOAL BURNER, 81 % PER DAY
n and board; plain cook, $50; also walters
$50 to $50 a second cook $50; also , ranch hands
s2G Female 6 6 girls for housewoTk for the city and
country, wages SIS to S25 upstairs girl for the
CITY, Si5 girl to wait and do chamber work, $40
70 500 also, frst-class waiter girl for the coun
try, S20 to SIS. apply to HOUSTON CO., En-
ployment Office, corner Fourth and streets, Sac
ramento, Cal ie1Slptf
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Home OF Industry.

New YORK, January l4.h-Spscial ser.
vices to commemorate the beginning Of the
sixth year Of the Home of Industry for the
Relief Of Discharged Convicts wAs held yes
terdsy evening az the Home, 20 East Hous-
ton street. a q, zsn discharged convicts re.
lated their experience Superintendent Mi.
chael Dunn has resigned. He goes to San
Francisco to open q similar home in that city.
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The third trial Of Il Jbert Lyle for the mur-
der of Patrick Sullivan in San Pablo csnyon
in March, 1891, which has been in progress
bsfors the Superior Court at Msrtinf since
December l9sa, resulted in verdict OF muir
der in the 5, cond degree.
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PTTsBURG, January 14tb.-The trial of
James Mutt, for the killing # Dukes, was
commenced this morning IN tho Criminal
Court, before Judge Slower. The work Of
impaneling jury Is now proceeding.
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HOME and ABROAD.

Matters In Washington - Body of Del
nonico FouRd-rhe Fire Record Buff
falO Workingmen Alarmed - Bcecher
and the Trinity-Rumored Resignation
OF senator Wilson Items OF Foreign
News-Etc.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

BRowN's BRONCHIAL TEoCHEs for coughs
and colds Il do not see how it is possible
for q public man to be himself in winter with
ont this admirable aid. "-iRev. r. III. Dsvens,
Pocssset, Mass
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JOHN G. RIDDLER, jefferson City, Mo,
says: "Brown's Iron Bit'eTs is very popu1,,
lar. and people who use it always. speak we'll
,f ~
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The necessity for
prompt and cmcien:
household remedies!
is daily gr1wiugi
m ore Imperative !
and Of these Hostel
ters Stomach BIT
ter $ i the chief in
merit and the most
popular. Irreg IL
larity Of the stomach
and bowels, ma ariai
fevers, liver COM
plain debility,
rheunatlsm 4 n d
minor ailments, are
thoroughly con
quered by tn $ in
comparable family
Tts.or tive and me
dicinal : /, guard,
ami it is jus Is re
gtrded as the purest
and most c'mpreher
lie by allD.ugIis's
iyl
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Chinese Restriction.

WASHINGTON, January 14sb.-Durirg a
discussion in the Senate COMMITTEES on For
eign Relations on the question of al amend
msns to the Chinese Restriction law, last
Saturday, Senator Edmunds said there was
no doubt in his opinion but that Congress hsd
the right TO make it necessary for all Chinese
who ca. .le to this country with passports TO
have them certified 20 by American Consuls
ia Ctius. Senator Sherman, IN the course
Of the discussion, agreed with Senator Ei-
munds that the Chiuese violators of the law
were less respousible than Judge Hoffman for
many of che holes which beve latsly been
made in it. he Judges action was severely
criticised as in Vio'ation of the letter aud the
spirit OF the law. 1t was also slid that the
legislators of the country were not much en-.
couraged to pass another bill, fer the Courts
may in time made g gate for tie Chinese to
enter through it. Tie opinion Of the COM
mit.ee was that when they propose q new law
they will make its provisions so clear that the
Courts cannot go wrong,
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James Warren hss been sentenced TO forty
: ..afs' fmnfi-onment f.. the killing of Kat
tlesnske Dick" IN Havthorue, New, some
months since.
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The PIcuro-Pneumonia Bill.

WASHINGTON, January 14th.-The bill pro-
posed by the Plsuro. Pneumonia Commission
provides for the establishment of Bureau Of
Animal Industry, and for the suppression
and extirpation Of pleuTo-pneumonia AID
other contagious diseases among domestic an
imals. 1t proposes a Commission Of vete-
rinary surgeon and thres stock kraisers to iu-
vestigate the subject and authorizes the
Secretary of the Treasury to make rules and
regulations to secure the expectation CT only
healthy live stock. The Comni5sioner of
Agricaturs is authorized to make ruI,s and
regulations for the suppression snd extirpa-
5ion of plsurc-paeumonie, snd is invited to
cooperate with the authorities Of States
wherein il may exit. The Commissioner
may expend 10 tie investigation and in pay.
ing for animals'so much of the $500, coo Gp-
propTiated by the bill as msy be necessary.
Ia the event nf taiiure 10 co.operat=, sny
State OF district may be quarartined against
tina exDortetiOn OF cattle
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MILLINERY.
WINTER MILLINERY

yETE ARE NOW PREPARED %sgszsA
w 90 show some Rich Novel keT SSzSssl1A
ties in Millinery We have Just re S.sS
ceyed a new stock for Winter Trade SzsfsS
Special care has been taken in selecting the latest
shapes and colors. Bayadere Ribbed Yelyets,
beautiful novelty I'm exquisite shades Tor bonnets
Uncut Veivets Pushes iual shaies Ottoman and
Velvet Ribbons Orders promptly attended to at
6.I J street. MRS. BARBER s TEALER
au30-lulv
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim Of early imprudence, causing nervous
debility premature decay, etc having tried in vain
every known remedy, has discovereS simple means
Of seltcure whioh ne VIII send FREE to bis fellow
sufferers. Address, J. Il. ,RlEVES, 4S Chatham
stree, New YOrs, yl2.lyTuThS
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MARKETS.
CALIFURN!A MARKET,
a HEILBRCN &c aRO
GENERAL NOTICES.

Redding's Rsssia SalYe has proved t's
efficiency by test Of three-q quarters of century.
o2 1vTuThS
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rns kEcosD-uNros.l
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FOrty-EiShth Congress.
GIN.

WASHINGTON, January 14sh.-Vest pre-.
sented petition from pork. packers OF st.
Louis praying for retaliatory legislation
to protect them for the exclusion of Ameri.
can pork by Germany and France.
The Senate proceeded to the election Of q
President pro. tenn, and elected Senator An
thony, who, in few fitting words and with
much feeling, declined the honor, owing to IN
health. The question then arose as to whether
the declination of Antony retained Ed.
muuds In that position without further ac-
ton. After some varying expressions of
opinion, Sherman offered the following:
ReSolrcd, That George F. Edmunds, Senat from
Vermont, is chosen President pro tempore Of the
Senate.
Bayard moved to amend by striking out
"Geerge F, Edmunds, Senator from Yer
mont" and inserting George H. Psndle.
ton, Senator from Ohio
The vote on the amendment resulted
Yess 27, noes 80; so the amendment was rot
agreed to.
Malone voted with the Republicans. Rid
dleberger, being paired with Williams, did
not vote
The resolution of Sherman was agreed to,
snd the oath of Office administered to Ed.
munds by the presiding officer, Senator Gar
land.
The following resolution was offered by
Sherman, and agreed to-:
ReSOlred That the Secretary Of the Senate in.
form the President of the United States and House
OF Representatives that the Senate has chosen
George F.. Edmuuds, senator from Vermont as
President pro tempore OF the Senate
After some further action, Senator Hill
spoke on his postal telegraph bill
At the conclusion of Hills speech, messages
from the President were read, transmitting
communications from the Secretary of the
Interior, submitting estimates for certain
freedmen for lands forming a part Of the
Oklahoma district; for the relief of the Mis-
sion In1isns of the State of California, and
estimates Of $1,000 for the survey of lands
purchased from the Greek Indians for the use
of the Seminoles
The Senate went into executive session,
and socn adjourned.
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"ANTED- SUITE OF ROOMS IN PRIVATE
wv family, with board, for gentleman and
wife, within fifteen minutes walk Of Seventh and
streets Address " r. j." RECORD UNION office.
ial4-3ts
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The Government and the Railroads

WASHINGTON, January II AT a meet
ing Of the House Committee on Pacific Rail
roads bill was introduced by Anderson
proposing to amend the Pacific Railroad
Sinking Fund bill. to provide that the com
pAuias pay into the sinking fund annually
the amount equal 10 one.tenth Of the princi-
pa! ard interest Cue the Government, and
resolution was introduced by Anderson re-
qUesting the Secretary OF ths Interior to in
form the House whether the Uai3n Pacific
Company is in arrears in any respec', snd if
so. whether he has taken steps to enforce
tbs laws. Referred to a sub committee con-
.isting Of Thomp5ou. Jordan aud Wilson.
TIE resolution will be considered Monday,
and ,he proposed aneadment February b.
Several bills, providing that Land grand rail.
roads pay The costs OF Surveying and select
ing lands granted by Congress, were referred
to ThrockInortoc, Crisp and Hanback,
They will be c'nsidered Mondsy. Cassidy,
THOMPSON and Wilson were aDpointed sub.
committee to consider Sumner bill regulating
freight rates on the L zion Pacific sni Cen
tra Pacific Railroads The bill will be coz
sidefed by the entire cammitses February
l1th. Anderaon's bill. provid;rg fer the adj
iustment of grants Of land made by Congress
in aid OF the construction cf the Kansas Pa
cifc, Atchison. Topeka aud Santa Fe, wss re-
ferred TO q subcommittee consisting Of Post,
Niiard and Durham, and Monday, January
2Sth, named as tae day for its consideration.