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GROCERIEs.

,oi ". ,hh-kio fair, 1Os4@lls.c; pr1n. 1az
cholce, lS(5lSl g Laeuyra. i4c. lave ~
no.! h6AsLIllnperial, 45@55c; Young Hyson' a.
suG G3iS 3 soSgsSc; Japan, 600cs5c.
standard granulaied, 7Gs@7sSc; pIanta linn az,
sIShuiated, &c TO TIC; Lorsiena white cIsSil
neo, VIC TO 7ci yellow clarified, GI{c 10 80,
seconds, SIC TO &c. N'SN w 024oi
oVy' ialr TO good, Soo; corn syrup, 400.
:, H11seSi IA G. Pure Jute, ~ ms, I0Ao: IL ward
~ ms, lVs4ei ties, LIS E bundle, "'"'N
Wholesale, 7dSo.
o. cs sing aSssmsods X, 6c; Xxx &c; cream
, soAJP 80 40 y box, blue India. Y n
oars, S4s X box. y N'A
NHEksE-Full oream, lSe1l5s.
I;oPE-6s<e basis; cotton rope, lsc.
box, wv sP''"s ieV .
MEAsyRKs-5< bushsl, iron popod M ~
o2TS zen z;hoop pals, 200; 6-hoop, AIS.
1UBsCS nest, rs; s nest, 2.76; No, /. gO0 y
dozen; NO., 500; No. 8, 100. INV
p MKArPlsS PAPER-Rag and straw, as TIC
NJ foWpKH-S.65 ~ key OF Is lbs; l2lS ID. q'S5,
~ ~ 40 h 10; 5ESostins kegs, AIS shot1drop bag
riHKLEs-Chow-chow, h-barrel, barrel. g.S
x-gallon pals, chow-chow, l.58; 2.gallor
pihils' mixed pickles, l.5O; glass pints, LILO
glsss quarts 200; glass n gallon $50; glass
sImuIo ,l, 1.cvi glass hex, gallon, 40.
no M SraSn sHs barrels, 1850; No. \.
parreis, I.5O; NO. h-barrels, AGO. No. z
barrels, 100; No. Etbarels. Zoo; No i iits
i'1li NO. kits, LOS; No. 8 kits, l.OU.
HOLLAND Observation-Disclosures. / rs y keg
0ANDY-stick, s1Sc y ID; fancy, i5G25c.
hAIslNs-Iondon layer, SO.
OlDER--Crab apple, 4Oc; Missouri cider, 30,
. gallon; vinegar, q gallon, lSd2Oc.
SrARoH-Pearl, sc; royal glass, 474c; Bon.
son I'D packages, &c; corn starch, lib pack.
ages, &c; S-ib wood box glass, 65zc.
LYE-Concentrated, 276g4.O0.
JUGs--We quote, lie Al gallon for elexed
crooks, loo q gallon for glazed.
dard, $l.25. S'''-'
DRIED PEAcHEs-Unpeeled.S 80; peeled, l7c
snlt, S9S14c; breakfast bacon, Ike; hams
ll%c,
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AoIDs-sulphurc, D carboy, 1915; citric, y
D bGc; oxalic, D ID, 10; tartaric, powdered u
%, 30.
GUMs--A.GU!c, select, y n, 6Oc: asafetlds
o 20 300 camphor, ~ to %; opium, 1922 TO 40.
Ou.s- Bergainoti Sanderson's, u 10, f2l0;
omon, sandeIson's, SlS5; peppermint $780,
wintergreen, S2.25; olive, Malaga, sl.25.
roTAsH-BrOmide, = n, a0c: iodids, 1926.
SoAPs-Caslile, mottlod, q n, &0lOc; cas-
tile, white, l49l5,
MISCELLANEOUS 49, Ammonia, carb " N,
0o; alum, &B5; arrowroOt, Bermuda, 500; Bal
Sam, oopaiba, Soc; borax, refined, l26li; oRio-
mel, am, 75c; castor oil, - gal, N.48@l.60;
cassia buds, y n, 1908; cream tartar, pure,
y II, SO; corrosive subllmate, D ID, IS; ohloro-
form, q n, 90; extract logwOod, bulk
q ~, l2@li; glyoerlnei bulk, y 70, 25t@SO;
iodine, resublimatod, D II, 400; leaves,
buohu, short, g ID, IS; leaves, SIENNA, Alex,
p IN, 90 morphia, sulph, Is o., $3.50; spirits
Mites, sweet, & d. IS; strychula, crystals, Sl,Sb
q l,l0; tapioea, q %, Il wax, white, y N,
56io6S.
sniphste Qulnlns, = o., Sl.tOsl.C5 DIN
chonidia, IS 10 400.
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LEATHER,

LOUISVILLE OAK SOLE LEATHER-X
heavy, free Of brands, SOC lbj X medium, free
OF brands, SIC Id; A heavy, one brand, SIC
10; a medium, one brand, 36c ID; Baltimore
crop, iic,
BUFFALO SIAUGHrER-Prim 10 TO % 10
sides sec Id; good, 10 to q sides, $50 ID; coun-
ter II TO Il 10 sides, &c Id; q. d., Matamoras,
&c 10; No, |, oak harness Len, 70 to BIC 10;
No, ., oak harness lea, 81 TO See 10; No. /,
hem harness lea,6 Sc 10; No. , hem harness lea
Slc ID; No. |, hem slJlrtlng lea, SIC 10; No. 2,
hem skirtlng lea, no 10, Welt and Birdie
leather, 81 TO S5a side.
PHILADELPHIA CALF-EXtra quality, 2S
to 80 10 to dozen, $40 10; 81 TO ~ 10 10 dozen,
{ll5 ID; "A TO 80 Id TO dozen, Si05 lb 81 10 90 10
TO dozen, n 10; GO to 20 10 10 dozen, 9jo IN.
FRENCH CAIF-Sl,l5 10 100 Id; XXX top
pings, all co ors, S.25 10 $500 dozen; XXX top
pings, all coors, extra large, $50 TO Sll dozen,
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ALCOHOLIC gallon, $2.s5 ps2.87,
Observation-Disclosures gallon 80 % IA an On.
imported ccgnsc lSZ7, " gallon $3.50; ISL, Sc
80 $6.70i 1855, 1853; 1850, $40; iB8S. $500,
lSts, 1850; Otard, Dupuy & Co.'S cognac. IS7s'
900; 1910, TOO; 1854, $500; 1913, $i0.25; Ris.
$3.50; 1913, $500. "'V'
GIN-Domestic, New York or PHILADELPHIA.
u gallon, Sl.75; Holland, y gallon, S2.OOtS2 ~,
Sir Robert Burnetts Old Tom, q gallona 81. II
lyS.25; Sir Robert Burnetts Old Tom, ~ osak
'6;59gS.OO; Holland, T. case, $3.50.
WHIsKH-LOuisianR rectifled, D5 "A cant.
proof, y gallon, sl.SO; Western, $l.SNQi. i0
Bourbon, sl.iN@S.5O; Rye, Sl.5NC9S.5O; Scotch,
Imported, A.OO(S4.25; Irish, Imported, Si.25
CHANPAGEEs - Rouderer Carte Blaneh.
quarts, o dozen, 200; Piper Heidseick Quarts
l2.5Oi Moor 4 Chandon, slllory Mousseux. *
DOZEN, A.OO; Cremant day, Ssdogen, 2S.OO; q,
II. Mumln Co.'s, pints, 81 additional; dry
VSrsenay, M.76; Extra Dry, 1900.
WINEs-California claIet, a gallon, rs.
1ienfsndel No. l, q gallon, S0SS5; imported
cIarets, ordinary, cask, 70.OOl9SO.0O; family
clarets, per cask, 70.OO{DSO.00; Ane clarets, Il
eask, sOOV9l75,00; Medoc, 4 case, 800; st
Julian, case, $50; Margaux, p case, 700;
Ponte Canet, 81 case, 1000; Larose, d case
400; Leovill, y case, TACO; Chateau Lahtte
v ease' &-OCi ordinary, y case, S.sRa85O
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aumsEa AND BUILDING n.,xs,.

-A<No BUILDING MAMMA 4.
sousH LuMBER-Under IS feet, $40 u l on
oE H - Ieet, s220O b 200
S ulahkssEn LuMBRR-0ne side, select. S25 y
ss'yySSSOi one side, over IL inches wide. syT.1 y
~; Two sides $3.50 = 100; one side, il.eSIi
tnenes, so 2 1000; native siding, 80 h .A11,.
w lnne pine siding, second common. sN.B q
~ poplar siding, S25 q 1000; rough ceiline
SSa5SS l,OOo; y ceiling, dressed and undresse5
, ~ p ngeOi y ceiling, dressed and undressed
W l,00O; poplar ceiling, $3.50 q 1000: wlfits
slne ceiling, $50 Y 1000; dressed and matchad
,n,9soInlng, SI.D V 1000; 5SS-inch battons, rongS
SHINSLEs-T LOCO; Sap pine, sS2s. haari
pine, s. No. Cypress, $I.25; o, X cypress
,4.oV; boss, best or all heart Cypress. *. al
ois ons cypress inches, IS; round end ON.
fosrs-Cedsr posts, be t, I2ltc each.
nATHs-Per 1850, 4t0.
bRlCk-Dallas brick, $50 per 1000.
fLAspER PARIs-New York, 400; Michi.
as per barrel. "es'
SroNE FLuEs-About soc per foot.
DRAIN PIPE-trom Ice per loot, and high.
LIME-Coopered lime, 400 per barrel,
dAlR-Goat, &c per pund.
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

hsu's zip brugans, S5IgL25; boys zip bro
genh :Sgl.u0i mems p. calf brogans, l.Oa9l.i5;
boy p. call broyans, 85lSl.35; mons XIII
VI AGILE pluws, l.OOCglS5; boys hip 2-buckle
ploWt, glel.25; mems buff halls, congress aud
button, l.5OQ225i meme calf balls, congress
and baton, $500 30: mems KIP boots, 23.O09
san boots, 25,0NJ60.OO. boys kip boots, 22.5o03
H,0li boys p. calf boots l6.5GQQ2l.OO; boy's
an boots, 22.5O92'.0o; womep's a. kip polkas
l39o.5sc; Misses ~ Kip poltas, 606J7Oo
Ihld's ~ Kip polAss, all Sizes, i5355o; child's
Nd - polish, l,0OCOl.S5; Misses calf peg and
~ polish, BOQll0; WoInen's buff sewed poll
hni eC9l.25; wOnen's calf sewe5 polish, l.l0
4L5la; womeu's grain sewed and polish, N
Sl.%oi wOmens kid sewed, s0(Dl.76; women'a
COST BQwed p0ll,h, i.JliGl.75.
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.
ST. LOUIS.


ST. LOUIS.
~ TouIs, March 6.-Flour steady, with
Siderable export enquiry.
cgw,!1bsst lower; unsettled, with wide fluctHa-
and osed 2 to "a beloH yesteI day.
tonsi red, S2ssoS25s, cash; SSl4 bid April !:
s9T'6ss, May; s7@S9, June, closing AZ inside
pm eSS lower; slow; closing u TO q under
Yesterday; S5ssSo75s, cash; 5'5ASS27s, April;
Y WI @ SLOW; sOsl cash; Slsl, May,
Ghisky steady; LA.
ccTnmeal steady; . 25g2.S0.
Tork easier; 1880 in job lots.
pnik meats slow; long clear, Clio; short
asa short clear, 200.
"pncop actiVoi lotg clear, q SI55; short rib,
"a. short clear, 7l5S7.20
'TaYd higher; 6.St(G6 %.
Tottle-Receipts, 800; scarce, slow and
,eok. with on y local trade done at previous
rsises. exports, 5SXG6O0; good 10 choice, 500
E5-o. common to choice, 4.50G500; BUTCH
~ steers, 4,00G4.7o; cornfed Texans, 1000
'HSogs-Rece'pts 1900; quiet; 4lOG4.S5.
tbfpp-ReCeipts 800; slow for want SUNNY.
COMMON to medium, $50 1925; good TO choice,
Sf,,o 100, extra, 4.23a 4.50.
s'0'- CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March 6.-Flour dul and I'M
eiWINIh Wheat active, very unsettled and lower;
closed 4 under Yesterday; March, 7515G77ls;
April, 76G779s; May, SO1s@S2s4, closing at IN
sid, prices
Hbleher declined Il and closed Il under
yesterday; cash, 3SG40 March, 3Std3Sli |;
Kpnl, 3Sl4GSS]q; May, 4i2@42A, closing al
lowest figures.
OPolk active; opened 10 higher, receded l2x
@12. rallied solo, closing steady cash, u 400
Tib: March, l2.4O@l25O, closed 70 0dl2. 421S;
Lnrii. l245gl2.55, closed l2.45Ql2.47J5; NAV.
i2iGj}@l275; closed Il 550l2 5719,
Lard in fair demand ano shade higher.
4 rlUn ~
49,; May, 6.9713a70221a, closed 6.971S(p7.OO
Bulk meats in fair demand shoulders, 40)
@I0j; short rib, 6.l5G6 70; short clear, 605
STbc Drovers' Journal report,
Hogs-Receipts 5000; stronger; higher;
CS,tie-Receipts, 500, brisk; good grades
frmer; $50 to 100 pounds, 4.2OaI0O; 200 to
l,QO pounds, 59G; TeXS5anns ,S,75S4.0O.
Shtop-Recepts, 1900; steady; bs st grades
frmer; inferior 2.00G25O medium TO good
AGO. extra, 4.OO9475.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, March 6.-Wheat strong
and higher cash, 6lM bid; April, 6S9so6S24;
May, GAG65.
Cora higher and active; cash, Sl1saul1;
Mar b, 5l1s; April, 3l% bid; May, 3D.
oats dull and nominal; no bids.
The Livestock Indicator reports: Cattle
Receipts, %, quiet shippers and feeders in
demand and active; steers, SS5 to 100 pounds
average, 4 256i 20,
Hogs-Receipts, Lice; strong and higher;
4Cl 40.
shcep--Reccipts, as; steady and UNI
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, March 0. Beeves quiet: re-
ceipts, ll,l7O;, yards barely cleared; poorest
steers l;i39l Voi common to prime steers,
6.le4 tA4; bulls, l.OV0f10
Sheep Receipts, $500; extremely dun and
weak; ordinary 10 good, 1.0O GI25; lambs, 4.75
az D; strictly prime, 0OsJ2j.
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Weon. nIpus ANp psLTRlEs

WOoLr-Mexioan, free ofbuus, l0gl2o; Mex
J. IN improved, latlio; coarse, l8c; tne me.
elun lb9lSc; hnc WOOL according 10 dirt and
IOnollloui lig2ci bury, 23sc per pound
tst, according to burs.
:, blDEe-Prime plump hints. 20 ibs ard up,
iS sSS Per 70 seconds plump tilnts, 20 lbs and up,
io'lo per M prime light and Hips, IKE per ib
SSNs' bulls and staga, sole per no dry salted,
6gSe, ~
a, ix,EArRIEA-- Degf skins, l61lSc; antelope, 10
H. sneep peltS, az par wool, 20Ig8bo; shear
innss, l9Glloi Fallin and poverty nom 28Sc
TALIov-PrlIne tRllow, Go; tallow grease,
@sostct Rfeaeo. Yellow to brown. N6Nl j, .
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GRAIN AND BREAD sTUFFs.

sAT-Highest 60ci lowest, IS.
RyE--Kansas, csc.
C0RN-ln ear, 5Dc sacked, none.
0ATs-In bulk, 2So; In sack, Scci nom store
% 10 &c higher.
FLoUR--Per cwt. Patent, 1910; fancy, s2.B5i
choice family, S2,i5i XNNN, s9.s5i low grade
l205.
BRAG--Per cwt; AT mills, $50; In store, 0SdN
CoRNMEAL-Fine bolted por 100 Poundsi
l.3n
uoMiNY AND 9RITs-t6 pei barrel.
FEKD-Chopped corn per 100 pounds, fl.0
ihopped corn aud oats per LOO pounds, Sl.s0
'orn bran per 100 pounds Ac,
GRAHAM FLouR-Per 100 pounds, q.
hAv-Pralrie, IS per ton, or 50 loosei MIL
let, 50 per ton, or 81 loose.
MtLLET sEED--65c; German mlllet,9Oc
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WOoTAN WELLS.

Robinson County, Texas-Open Summer
a. and Winter.
I, One hundred and forty miles north Of
houston to Wootan Wells junction on
9Souston u Texas Central railway.
street cars meet all day trains. Ac-
,nLhOwleged the best mineral water In
sne south. Has cured thousands. Write
sGr testimonials. Enquire for excur-
central railway offices. Water by ex-
press, q. o. d. Hotel will be under new
management. Comfortable offices with
Gnlmneys Two mails each day. Board
Including mineral water, from SO to $l2
per week. Address, Wootan Wells
oompany, Wootan Wells, Texas.
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FIluIT, POuLTRY. oAME, Eru.

APPLEs-SiC94,50 per barrel.
ORANGEs-Hiclly, y box, 40.
LEMoHs-Sicily, = BOX, $3.50.
DATEs--In trails, 10.
BANANAs-3.0OCp4.0O n bunch.
GRAPEs-MRlaga, none.
SWEET PorAroKa-l000l60.
ONIoNs-Sl. S5tol.j0 u hpshel
PoTAToEs-H bushel, ll09Llh.
CABBAGK--tc per Id.
turkeys, 7bc.
fIGGs--l0c h dozen.
BurrKR-pest grade northern, 30, best
Dallas county, DC; other Texas county but
Ter, 400 10 go, according 10 quality.
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LIVE srOOK.

THE quotations given below refer 10 corn fed
animals, living weight
BKEvEs-SltCopic per pound.
Cows-Sc per poundi miloh cows, COM
HOn, $50 per head EkH
SHEEp-Prlme, S01SSsc per pound.I "a
GoATs-None on the market.
Hooa-SSsetic per pound.
BULLS AND srAos-llte2c per pound.
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DR.. JOHN BULLS
Slih'sTOlicSyrQD
FOR THE CURE OF
fever and ACUE
Or CHlLLS and FEVER,
kNp AM MALARlAL nlSsnsEs

The proprietor Of this celebrated medi.
cine justly claims for it superiority over
all remedies ever offered to the public for
the SAFE, CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PER.
MANENT cure Of Ague and Fever, or Chills
and Fever, whether Of short or long stand
ing, He refers to the entire Western and
Southern country to bear him testimony 10
the truth Of the assertion that in no case
whatever will il fail to cure if the direc-
tons are strictly followed and carried out,
In q great many cases q single dose has
been sufficient for cure, and whole fami-
lies have been cured by single bottle, with
aperfeot restoration Of the general health.
1t is, however, prudent, and in every case
more certain to cure, If its use is continued
In smaller doses for week or two after the
disease has been checked more especially
in difficult and long-standing cases, Usu.
ally this medicine will not require any aid
to keep the bowels in good order Should
the patient, however, require q oathartic
medicine, after having taken three or four
doses Of the Tonic, single dose of BULLS
VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will be sui-
fcient.
BULLS sARsAPARILLA is the old and
reliable remedy for impurities Of the blood
and Sorofulous afeotions-the King Of
Blood Purifiers.
DIR. JOHN BULLS VEGETABLE WORM
DESTROYER is prepared in the form Of
candy drops, attractive to the sight and
pleasant to the taste.
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Pharmacists,
rSSorner Main and Field streets and
I'm Mln ana Ervay streets, Dallas. We So
s avit the public patronage, not on the
suength of elegant clerks, illuminated
ny electric glare, but by tending to our
nocation individually and giving IL our
t,,onstaht personal attention. Prescrlp-
oialty. RE EIsrSLoHR.
AUGUST SCHNEIDER,
q. A. EisENLoHR.
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!, Elegant large Chromos, including
wwrult Pieces, Landscape and Marine
7sews, at 70 Q. TO 81 each ut
HAMIl TON a YoUNG's,
500 Elm street,
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extremely low prices have boon
marked on all the furniture Geo. Rick
mas In stock---tablos, chairs, rockers, bed
room and parlor sets. Give him call,
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spaldings Clue" mends furniture
'ONs' crockery all ornamental work.
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Buy your groceries at Ed. s. Alston's.
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WILLOWS rom the Maximum MinerelsFoun.
tain OF Saratoga Syringe, and Ia IN the opin-
ION Of the most eminent medical mon, Ma
lures Sovereign Cure for CONSTi p ALTON,
DYSPEPSIA, TORPID LIVER, INACTIVE
CONDITIONS Of the KIDNEYS, and a most
salutary Alternative In ScromlOus Affections,
with ladies, gentlemen and bon vivauts eV
erywhere u has become the standard Of die.
tary e1pedients, terrifying tho digestive funo.
lions and enabling free-livera 10 Indulge with
IMMUNITY at table, The world of wealth, In
telhgenee and refinement tsstihes 10 It's
sparkling, naturally pure and delightful
qualities as the beverage Incompatible, and
aoeredit II with being the surest and speedies
source clear compilations, high health aud
exhnberant spirits, HATHORN SPRING
WATER Is sold only In glass bottles; four
dozen pints are packed in case. IL may be
obtained at all hotels and OF druggists, wine
merchants and grocers everywhere, and
BETTERToN, IRVINE n co.,
SoloiAgents for Dallas, Texas.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-07-02
EIGHT O'CLOCK P. NJ.

The Convention resumed its session.
President Pasco in the chair
The roll being called the following delegates
their names:
Mr. President Messrs Baker, Bell of Brevard Dade
Of Hamilton, Bennett Bethel, Blackburn, Bount, Broome
Bush Campbell Carter, Carson Chaen Clarke Of Jefferson
Clark Of Jackson Cocker, Conover Cock Davidson Davis
Duncan Earle Edge, Fogary, Fowler Genovar, Gibbs Cl
Goodbead Goss Green Hatch Hausman Hendley Hender
son. Herndon, Hicks Hooker, Hope HUMPHREYS, Hunter,
o Taons Hson as Y nse Me
gan, McCaski Nc lelan, McKnnon Neel, Odom Oiveros
Orman Parker Parkhll Parsons, Paterson Randall of Duva
Randel of Madison, Randolph, Richard, Robertson Rogers
Rowe Sanchez Scott Sheas Speer, Swearingen Tedder
Tolbert Turnbul, Wad-worth Wall, Walter, Weeks, Well
man. Westcott, Whitmire Wilson Clay, Wilson of Polk
Manatee, Wylly, Yonge and Zipperer-97.
quorum present
McKnnon moved that the Sergeant rms required
to furnish lights sufficient for the of the Conven
which was agreed TO-
The Convention resumed the consideration Of Article VII
on Married Womens Property
Section read
Mr.. Lesley offered the following amendment:
Add after the last word sixth line Section = the words
with her knowledge and consent
Which was read.
The question upon the adoption Of the
Which accepted.
Mr.. Marshall offered % amend further as follows:
Strike out in line after her knowledge and
insert in wrtng;'
Which read and withdrawn
Mr. Clarke of Jefferson. moved 4 substitute that the
whole section and amendment be stricken
The question was upon the adoption of the Substitute to
strike out:
Which agreed to.
Mr.. Sheats offered o amend follows
Amend line by striking for money thing due "
Which not agreed to-
Mr.. Peot offered the following amendment:
Add after thereon in last line Of Section ,, Article
Prorlded, Such obligation Indebtedness shall have been
incurred with the of her husband
Mr. Malone moved to lay the amend nent the table
Which agreed TO-
Mr.. Hicks offered the following substitutes
The and profits of married womans real and
al property be secuestered upon any agreement made
writing signed by her husband and herself for
her separate property.
Mr.. Malone moved o lay the substitute the table
Which was agreed to.
Section vas then passed amended.
Mr.. Broome offered the following additional section:
SEC -. In order entte married take alvan
of the exemption from liability contained in section
deed inventory of her property be recorded in the
Clerks office of the county in which such property stu
ated
Which read
Mr. moved to Law the additional section table
Which agreed to.
Section read and passed without amendment
Mr. Herndon offered the following additional section
and all widows owning less than three hundred dollars
worth property including real and personal shall be
required to pay the
Which read and upon notion the proposed additional
referred the Committee Taxation and Fl
Article VII, Married Womens Property passed
amended and ordered spread upon the Journal and engossed
for q third reading.
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ARTICLE VII.
MARRIED WUMEN's PROPERTY.

SECTION All property real and personal, of wife owned
by her before marriage lawfully acquired aterward by gift
DEVISE bequet descent purchase shall be her
ey, and the shall not be liable for the debts of her
husband without her given by instrument in
writing executed according the law respecting
by married
SEC. :. married woman separate real personal
perty be charged equity and Sold the
and profits thereof seuestrated for the purchase
thereof thing due upon agreement made
in writing for the benefit of her property
for the price Of property purchased by her, for labor
and material used with her knowledge assent in the
structon Of buildings repairs improvements upon her
property for agricultural other labor bestowed thereon
with her knowledge and consent.
The Legislature shall enact such legislation shall
be necessary carry into effect this Article
Mr. Paterson asked leave to have the two following sections
read and referred
misdemeanors providing for the punishment thereof shall
committed prior such repeal amend
ment the prosecution thereof but the statute repealed
amended shall remain in full force to such offence and
| the prosecution thereof
SECTION No shall he passed lessening the time
within which civil action be commenced of
action existing at the time of its passage;
Which read and referred to the Committee Preamble
and Declaration of Rights
Mr. Paterson also obtained leave to have the following
ton read
SECTION Senator Representative SHALL during the
for which he elected be appointed elected
civil office which shall have been created or the emouments
whereof shall have been increased during such time
Mr. Mcclellan moved to lay the Section on the table;
Which agreed
Article Public Health, came up for consideration
Section read
Mr. Challen moved to strike Section l.
Sheats offered the following substitute for the whole
Article and moved it's adoption
Section The Legislature shall establish State Board of
HEALTH define its and provide for It's maintenance
SEC The Legislature shall establish county boards OF
Health counties where it be deemed necessary which
Boards shall be under the supervision of the State Board of
HEALTH the Legislature may provide.
Pending discussion Mr.. Walter moved to adjourn until
O'Clock A, M. tomorrow;
Which was agreed to- Convention adjourned
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The question upon the adopeiou Of the substitute
Mr. HUMPHREYS offered to amend the substitute follows:
Add without her consent given by instrument
ted according to the law respecting by married
women"
Which accepted.
Mr.. Goss offered to amend the substitute q follows
That the property OF the husband liable debts
contracts of the wife.
Mr. Tobert moved to lay the substitute
substitute the table,
Which was agreed to.
Mr. Rogers moved that Section reported by the
mittee, be adopted
Which was agreed to.
Section then passed reported
Upon motion the Convention took until O'Clock
p m. to-day.
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over that road, and that a new line of
British steamers would be established at
the western terminus of the Canadian
Pacific for Australia. OF course Mr..
Center pointed out that this was absurd,
New Zealand and New South Wales
having made three years contract to
send their mails via Honolulu and San
Francisco. These are the only colonies
TO which the foregoing statement could
apply, because Queensland maintains its
own independent mail service via Torres
Straits and Singapore, there transferring
to the L. and o. steamers of the India
and China line, while Victoria, South
Australia and Western Australia are
supplied by direct subsidized steamships
Of the =. and o. Company. Further
more, the Canadian Pacific connection,
via Burrard Inlet, is out of the question
in point OF dispatch. 1t never can com
pete with the existing line by way of
Honolulu for passenger travel and mail
purposes. Furthermore, no one has the
power to designate over what railroads,
or by what steamships, the Australian
mail is to be transported except the
Colonies themselves.