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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-31
MrTHODIsT EPIsCOPAL.

Corner of Jefferson Avenue and Broadway st.
s,rvices every Sabbath ct IL I'm. and Z 30 p. m.
6 as meeting Immediately after the morning
service. Sunday School ut $50 .. m, j. r..
Henderson Superintendent. Praye mestingev efy
Thursday evening ct 7:S0 p. m. Strangefe ana
visitors In the city andal Others cordially invit-
cd TO sll these services.
n. B. JOHNSON, Pastor.
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PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT

Will be given to capable and reliable
lady canvasser residing in this place
No investment required. Goods sell
all the year round. References neces
AIRY. Write to ]. b. HCRLING co.
177Monroe Street. Chicago, Illino
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Sweepstakes.
Best stallion Of any age or breed other
than draught. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1st End
Best mare Of any age or breed other
than draught. .................. 1st End
Best draught stallion Of any age or
breed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LIST 2nd
Best draught mare Of any age or breed LIST End
Best lot Of colts Of and age, not less
than in number, sired BY one
horse and shown with sire 800. LIST End
Best brood mare shown with OF her
colts Observation-Disclosures. LIST End
Best colt OF any breed or sex under
year old. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LIST End
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REFORMED.

weets n II O'Clock Q. m, in the English Ian
gusoe, and ct 80 O'Clock p. m. In the German
lsneusee. Sunday School at 10 O'Clock .. m .
All are cordially Invited to attend.
REV. 8. A. ALI, pastor.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

aervioes every Sunday ut IL .. m. and p. m.
Sunday School 1t Gas .. m. Prayer meeting
eyerv Wednesday evening. All are invited 70
sttend VII HYATT, Pastor
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CHRISTIAN OR DISCIPLES.
Corner OF Sycamore and Broadway. Services
II =, m, and t:S0 D. m. Sunday School 10 ..
n Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings.
W, T. HuNr, Pastor.
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SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE
snERlFF's SALE.

State of Kansas, Allen County, SIS:
In the District Court, Seventh judicial Dis
trict, sitting in and for ALLEN County, State
Of Kansas:
Smedley Darlington, Plaintiff,
/ vs..
John Roderick ct sl, Defendant.
| BY virtue OF an order Of sale, In the above
entitled cause, to me directed and delivered.
issued out Of the District Court OF the seventh
Judicial District. State Of Kansas. sitting IN
and for Allen County, In said State, VIII On
Tuesday the llth day OF September, A. ID. -,
at O'Clock p. M, OF said day. at the mont
door ofthe Court House In the city Of lola,
to the hishest bidder for cash in Aand the fol-
lowing described real estate tO-wtt: The north
east quarter OF section one ID, township TWEEN
yak (s6), rsBge nineteen (l9), In Allen oo0n-
t.. Kansas. Said lands and tenemento % be
sold to satisfy said order Of sale.
D. d. DnlT1o3,
Sheriff Of Allen County, Kansas.
gheria's Once, lola, Kansas, August Z haA
(Aug le-Sept7.l
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HORTICULTURE.

RULES AND REGULATIONS OF HORTI-
CULTURAL DEPARTMENT:
The following points will govern the award
ing committees In making their estimates:
LIST, The proper naming of varieties.
End. The color, size and eveness Of the spec
linens.
3rd, Their freedom from insect marks or
other blemishes.
4th, The variety is only recognized by the
stem. Only samples With complete stems can
compete for premium. Partie will be present
who will try to name all specimens not known.
All entries Of fruit to be made In the name of
the grower
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Church Directory.

= CHRISTIAN.
Services ON ast Sunday Of every month att
0 slcck .. m. ct the Court House.
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JACKS AND MULES.

JACKS AND MULES.
Class Blot Is.
Best pair of mules draught or farm,
years old and over. .......l LIST End
Best mule years old and under So. LIST End
Best mule year old and under 2...... LIST End
Best sucking mule colt, foaled since
March 1, 1858. ............1 LIST Ind
Best Jack 1 years old and oyer........ LIST End
Best Jack year old and under 49,. LIST End
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BIBLE SOCIETY.

A.gply q Bibles and Tsetensnts may b.
Scott 3 Sons.
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HORSES and MULES.

UUkCfC ANU MULES.
A. J. McCARLEY, Superintendent.
Class Blot Z.
CLYDEsDALE.
Best stallion years old and over -. LIST End
Best mare years old and over .. lst End
Class Blot 3.
NORMANs.
Best stallion years old and over - LIST End
Best mare years old and over. ... LIST End
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EIcl8ns GSlne carry passengers. ~
Elegan Pullman Sleeping, Parlor and Chair
ears attached to all passenger trains running
between lola and St. Louis via. Fort Scott In
connection with the Missouri Pacific Ry. with.
out change, arrives ct st. Louis Uuion de-
pot In time 70 make morning and evenln&
points. Baggage checked through to destina-
lion.
For rates and other information call On un-
derSigned.
G. H. GREGG, Agent.
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SOLD BY GOODHUE & EVANS.
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Glass C-Lot 16.
Glass C-Lot II.
POULTRY.

WM. DAVIS, Superintendent.
Class Dict Is.
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Attorneys.

RICHARDS, BENTON, 4 SCOTT.
A TToRNEYs AT LAW. Will practice in
IA all the courts Of the State. Once one
door east Of Postoface, lola, Kansas.
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Over Northrup's bank. Open every Saturday
rom till O'Clock p. m. Stock and mem.
bership tickets for sale at the room
MES. JOHN HARRIs, Librarian.
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FARM PRODUCTS.
A. L. DIBBLE, Superintendent.
Class E1Lot 22.
GRASSES AND SEEDS.

"e"s ""0 6Hc@sces u11P1oy UI BrSIn8,
grasses and seeds by one exhibitor LIST End
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

We had . lecture on Bt. PAtrick's
night In St. Joseph's Church. Christi.
ana Hundred, by the Rev, Father Ber.
minehAm. The church Was packed,
not twithstandipe the terrible condition
OF the roads. Father BerminRhAm 10 .
scholar OF superior ability, as he has
studied the history OF every nation. 1t
Is true he knows the Irish character,
for he said no matter In what land or
cline an Irishman is found, on 81.
Patrick's night his heart 10 Allied with
enthusiasm and his heart goes back TO
bis country and home, and he sings the
wild songs Of his deaf native land. The
Rev. Father quoted the beautiful lines,
"rhe Irish EmigrAnt," by Esin's i'm
mortal poet. He spoke very sy mpA-
thetlcally Of IrelAnd's Ifii lotions, and
how she Ii struggling for her freedom.
II 10 plainly evident his heart yearns
for the liberty Of down trodden ma.
tien, whose industries and com neroe
have been obliierated for maRy centu
ries. Father BerminRha paid q glow
ing tribute to the Irish race, they hav.
ing kept their faith through all the
years they have been persecuted. The
m usic and singing In the choir, by the
Sisters, was very appropriate.
AN EXILE FROM ERIN,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20
Tho ohrIst,apa a Rr,dged.

The bridge of the p, W. g. b. cut of,
near the Delaware Pulp Works, over
the Ohristiana, has been com pleted.
The approaches to the bridge include
over 200 feet Of very strong trestle work
The bridge itsslf 10 y massive structure.
The piling is driven from thirty to fifty
feet into the bottom of the creek and
upon these heavy timbers are placed to
frame them together On these are four
double string pieces Of about fifteen
inches square, running length wise with
the truck, and across theae are placed
oak ties Of Gas inches to make level
platform for the two tracks crossing the
bridge. The draw, which is Of iron, is
260 feet long. The frame work which
supports the track is very massive in
structure. Every part Of the iron work
Of the bridge is of the strongest and
most durable character. The draw will
be turned by steam, and the engine and
boiler are already on the bridge. The
stone work 10 very heavy, and 10 All
completed with the exception OF the
cupssones and the end piers. which sup
port the ends of the draw. The struc
ture looks particularly strong when
compared with other bridges on the
ChristiAna.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20
PRICE ONE CENT.
Death Of Mnl,,m mlllsr.

William Miller, o we'll known citizen
Of thts place, disd at his Tesld enoe, No.
321 East Seventh street, yesterGay even.
ing, 10 tho 46lh year Of his age. Mr..
Miller was born In Chester County, Pa,
but removed to this city Mt nm early
ase. For several years he ran oircu-
lar saw ht the works OF the Harlan and
Hollingsworth Company. Nearly nine.
teen yeArs ago ho met with the misfor-
time OF losing the use OF his lower
limbs by paralysis, Being incapacitG.
ted for work at his old occupation he
learned shirt making and began work.
Being u0able OF course TO run sewing
machine en- tccount OF his misfortune,
he brought his knowledge OF machinery
Into req aisition, and promptly rlgged
an arrangement by which he could run
his machine by hAn1, and at the same
time guide his work.
No man, however, was happier than
William MILLER, aud while he worked
be sang and ioked despite his f1l lction
From morn I'll night he worked stead
lily and faithfully, never complaining,
always Hatisaed. About three yehrs
ago he was again stricken BY paraly sis.
but spartlally recovering, resumed his
work. Often he would declare that
like soldier he would die At his post
and NJ his post he remained. About
three weeks ago he was again stricken
down and despits his wonderful will
power, which he had so often exerted
70 keep himself up, his decline wai
rapid and death ensued last night. He
had large number of friends and nc
one was better liked by those who knew
him than William Miller. The funera
will take place on Thursday next. tn,
hour OF the funeral has mot yet beer
fixed.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

Yesterday Captain Miniord, Of the
tug Proteotor, found the Canadian
barque BrimigA of Cape Henlopeu.
The vessel Was floating on her side.
The tug took hsr and lowed her within
six miles of the Break water, when the
Protectors hawser parted and she was
obliged to sbandou her. On laat Mon.
day the Brimiga dragged out OF the
hsrbor and went down on the Hen and
Chickens. Harry Eskridgs, q pilot,
and the entire crew are supposed %
have been drowned.
The tug Protector has spoken the ship
Record, OF Liverpool, from Calcutta for
New York, fifty miles east by eouth OF
HenlopeD, with the crew OF the sohuou or
William L. White on toArd. The White
foundsred In the gale OF the 18Th
tnstsit Her crew were bsdly frost
bitten while In m open boat.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20
was He killed for Bis Moneyr

william Race, the aged and wealthy
farmer who was found ou Sunday
morning near Bellemead, N. j., lying
weltering IN his blood outside the doc r
OF his barn, was seventy.six years Of
age and one the beat known men In
Somerset county. having flled the Of
fcs OF constable OF Montgomery town.
ship and other positions,
Mr.. Race was very eccentric man.
He had Interpolation Of being wealthy
but like wiae Of being very misery. He
WAS In the habit Of CARY Ing large sums
OF money, which he kept 10 40 old
bootleg, fashioned into . wallet. For
his daily nse be also carried small
shotbaR In which he kept an additional
sun OF money. As It was well known
that Mr., Race was thus provided and
that the old man for q consideration
was always williog TO accommodate
people In money matters, Il was Gus
tomary fot the neigh boring farm hands
to come TO him TO have their drafa
osshsd, aud the same was tho case With
tho 1atlrcA1 men who worked about
Bell6mead Station. Whenever any Of
the DeighbOfs had large bill to char &c
Nd Race WAS Gure to have the deeiItd
aenount In Emsll bills.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20
Grief KIlis an elephant.

CNcAGo. March IL, lsSs.--An elt-
phAntDf unusual size, though only l3
yeIrs Of age, died At No. 223 Robey
street ttis morning at IL O'Clock Of .
broken heart. Her name was Gypsy
and she Sns owned by Mr.. II. Harris,
ehoHmlm, who 10 wlnteriDR his
meuaaeTis Iere and who bought her In
1883 for $500 She came from India,
ard At the rete sha was growing
promised to surpSes even tho great
Jumbo In Blze.
In the winter OF 1886 Gypsy was put
In . compartment At st. Paul with an
elk, and great friendship arose be
tween them. When the season opened
Gypsy refused to leave her quarters,
Notwithstanding prodding aud other
urging; when Erdienly IL occurred 10
somebody to take the elk along. This
Was done aud Gypsy followed. The
two were insepArable. and when thu
elk died last week Gypsy Was incon
soiAble. Last night she seemed to be
ailiDR, aud this morning 1t was seen
that abe could not lAIt long.
Her tuskB were cut of after death
end her body removed to the lendering
Establishment near the stock yards.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20
sagar Rsanea by L,g mining.

AhiihAohPh'e
Not content with carrying the nows, ,
furnishing the motors for street rail-
ways, lighting streets aud dwellings
and Offering to execute the murders, the
electricians now propose to Ie0ne the
sugar. II ia TO be done very cheaply
and at lightning speed, as is every thing
else that Is done by electricity.
A new company has been organized
to carry on the enterprise, but 30 far
only the inventor and his wife, who
seems to be an unusually prudent wo.
man, know how the thing is to be done
The stockholders, in spite OF their igho
rance Of the process, have put up the
money to equip tho refinery on q liberal
scale. Facilities for fining from 8 COO
TO 1000 barrels Of sugar Der day have
been provided, Q capacity about equal
to that OF the largest refiueriOs In ex-
lsteuce.
II 10 claimed that cargo OF raw
sugar oan bs dumped into the hopper
and after passing through the my ster.
isus N machinery. which Ia enclosed in 0
bnrglar-pToof safe on large scale, will
reappear within two hours In any form
OF refined sugar required, having lost
In the refining process less than one per
cent. OF Its crystallizabl0 contents. II
this lightning refining isn't the Keely
motor In a new Ruise the sugar trust
will have 10 gobbie 1t or 20 out OF the
trust business. One can never tell
what the eletttioiaus are going 10 do
next
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

Max H0user, a b5-year old cigar
maker and o veteran OF the late war
committed suicide Mt 10 O'Clock Yester-
day morning In the clubhouse o, res
taurant ct 1905 Ridge avenue, Phila.
delphis, by blowing out his brains with
revolver. Houser was married four
weeks sRo, and he and his wife lived in
q loom at 43o North Eighth street. Ram
wss the oause OF the suicide.
He was employed by Marcus Morales,
the cigar manufacturer. he was cranh
four days last week and did not go to
work, His employer visited the houas,
and on learning Houset's condition diL-
charged him. He was despondent over
the lotB Of his position, ard he arose
yesterday morning, bought brand new
pistol anu walked into the restaurant
He ordered break fast, and while he
Was waiting for II LIE ssuntered back
into the yard. A few minutes later the
report Of pittol was heard, and the
proprietor ran back and found Houser
dead with pistol In his hand.
Houser served the Union 10 Company
B, Second ReRiment Of the Pennsyl
vanla ARTILLERY. He WAS o member OF
the e d Baker Post, No. 8, g A. II
1t 10 said that Houser has wife and 8
children in Chicago, and that he de
serted them several months ago.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

Yesterday Judge Wales In the United
States Circuit Court entered q decree OF
foreclosure In the case of Oatharine 8.
PAsoault VS.. William A. Cochran ct. al.
upon the property situated near Mid
dletown, belonging TO the above named
defendant. The foreclosure was made
on mortgage given by Cochran to &C.
cure the payment OF another mortf age
of SAC, 900 executed by his SOD, Henry
8 Cochran, upon farm In Cecil Ooun-
ty, Md. The property covered by that
mortgage was sold, but the prooeeds
were insufficient to satisfy the amount
due, hence the present decree against
The surety. The balance of the debt
with interest amounts TO 1890. IA, for
which sum the decree was made. If
this sum is not paid by May LIST the
property will be sold by William O.
Spruanoe, Esq, who was appointed
trnsiee by the Uourt.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

DR.. e. G. shortlidge, who recently
returned from Washington, says tho
prospect Of Delaware being supplied
with sliad eggs and fry 10 good. The
steamer Fish Hawk, Of the United
States Fish Commission, will the latter
part Of this month be sent to Gloucester,
N j., to collect eggs for distributing In
Delaware waters. The Fish Commits.
sioner at WashiI gton proposes to raise
q permanent building at that place for
tho propagation Of chad. AS the sp
preparation made by the Government
will not be received in time the steamer
Fish Hawk will be at fret used. When
the season ia over the boat will 60 to
Delaware City and collect sturgeon
spawn. The sturgeon interests In that
vicinity are Of growing Importance.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

Assistant Secretary Maynard has In
formei the Collector Of Customs at San
Diego, California, that coal imported
from North western Cana Ia for use BY
the SpreckleB Sugar Refining Company, /,
OF San Francisco, ia shown upon ana.
lyBis to be anthracite coal, and rs such
IL exempt from duty under the provis-
Ions OF the fIes list.
Convict Carlin, who escaped from the
penitent'ary In saltwater, Minnesota,
last fall, and who was recently cap
tured In Chicago and taken task, now
AnnounoeB himself As the murderer OF
Amos j. Smell, the Chicago millionaire,
presumably with the notion that he
may be pardoned, 80 IS to stand t.ial for
the murder .. Chicago.
The Union Paciac Railroad is seri-
ously troubled with wAsbouts at sew.
eral places along the line. The worst
diffi guilty 10 near Mercer, where the
Platte river rose and carried away
several hundred feat Of track. Whsn
the road bed gave way o freight train
was crossirg and the engine and three
or four cars were swept into the river.
About seventeen hundred of the
twenty three hundred union painters
in Chicago went on strike yetterday for
Q uniform rate OF S7H cents IN hour.
The master workman said that "a out
OF the 50 principal shops had glVen In,
and that others were holding back TO
see what action the other big chops
would take.
During q saloon row at McDonsld's,
Pa, on Saturday night, Thomas VII.
liams, colored, was shot and fatally
wounded by Thomas Boolihan, o VIII ite
miner. After belpa shot Williams was
bsatou over the head with q club.
William Zallers. aged l6, committed
suicide by hanging ct his fathers
restaurant in Lancaster, Pa, ON Non.
day. The cause 10 attributed to the
dislike Of the boy being kept ut work
An explosion occurred on the Armc-
MIA estate In Havaos, Cuba, on Mon.
day, which resulted In the killing o.
the engineer and several other personi
and the injury OF number more.
John o. LILLY Of indianapolis, brothe
or Ganefal William Lilly Of Maucl
Chunk, was killed Monday mornins by
q Lshigh and SusquehAnna Railroad
train o. PackertoD, Pa.
| o. A, Allison, o broker of JERSEY
City, comm ltted suicide In O hotel Ii
New York Monday by shooting hin.
self and swallowing laudsnum. NJ
cause 10 assigned.
General joseph j. Bartlett OF New
York, Second Deputy Commissioner o
Pensions, was stricken with apoplexJ
In Warrington Monday. His condition
is critical.
Cornelius A. Runkle, q prominen
lawyer Of New York, was found deAt
In bed Monday moruing. He wAs 81
yeATe old.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

CONWAY, Ark March 10 A "dihi-
Guilty" occurred In this county yester.
Cay, At Oakland Chapel Church, fiitsen
miles from this place, between DR.. j.
n. Lovi', Nolan MoGee, u. NJ. Dowdy
and Boyd Luellen. McGee started
slauderous reports about Mics Bette
Dowdy, daughter Of b. NJ. D1wdy, and
DR.. Lovil industEiously circulated these
reports.
Luellen and Miss Dowdy being
sweethearts, he (Lnellep) took the
matter mp. The parties met: Luelien's
controversy Was with MoGee, who ia
now IN dying condition. Dowdy with
double barrelled shot gun Ia on the
hunt for Dr.. Lovil, vino Is in hiding to
save his life, while Sheriff Dawson is
on the hunt with ready gun for Luol.
Ian
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20

Temperance lectures willbe deilv-
cred In this State by J. PArsons. E q ,
agent OF the N Ationzl Di vision, Sons Of
Temperance, IS follows: Tuesday, 2O;b,
Middletowp; Wednesday, 2lst, Oie,ss ;
Thursday, 22i, Smyrna; Friday. 23d, 4,
Dover; Saturday, 2tth, Camden; Mon
day, 26t1, HarrlnRt mi Tuesday, 9Th,
Milford; Wednesday,, 25th. George.
town. Thursday, 10Th, sesford; Friday,
30tb, Glasgow. Tho old Sons OF Tenn.
perAnoe societies have bnen iu nearly
all these places, 60 1t Ia not some thurs
new. Yet this order that hAs dore SO
much and wcrn 80 well and is now Wig
orous and aggressive in so many coun-
tiles, ia well worth consideration by IL o
progressive citizens Of this EtatB. 1t s
hoped the people In all the Aoo1 o
named towns will give thu lecturer
good houses and hearty reception.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20
The Telephone Gases.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-The opinion
of majority of the United States Su
preme Court in the telephone cases, sus
tanning the Bell patents. was read yester
day by Justice Blatchford, but 1t was pre-
pared by Chief Justice Waite. The latter,
owing to a slight indisposition, did moi
feel able to read 60 long an opinion,
which occupied in Its delivery an hour
and three-quarters. Justice Bradley
read dissenting opinion and Justices
Field and Harlan also dissented. JUS
tices Gray and Lamar did not sit in the
case. The Bell patents were therefore
sustained by a majority of one, the Court
standing four to three.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-20
Congressional.


In the United States Senate ysstar.
day, several bills wore reported favor,
sbly, among them one to establish life-
saging stations ON the coast between
Indian River Inlet, Delaware, and
Ocsan City, Delaware.
Bills were passed for the appointment /
nf superintendent of Indian Schools,
TO settle war claims, appropriatirg
6100,0 for q soldiers monument In
Washington, for the relief OF soldiera
and sAilorB who enlisted under assum-
Cd names, and 10 Establish @ lightship
of False Cspe, Virginia.
Mr.. Blair, from the Civil Service
Committee, reported bill providing
that "whenever persons who were not
loyal to the United States during the
war shall bs appointed to office In tha
civil service those who were not dis
honorably discharged from the military
or naval service OF the Confederate
States and who are suffering from
wounds or disabilities resulting from
such service shall be preferred to other
persons not shown to have been loyal
to the United States during the wal" !"
Mr.. Platt objectsd to the sscopd read.
Ing OF the bill and II went over. Senate
adjourned.
In the House q number OF bills and
resolutions were introduced and re-
ferred. Among them we're q resolution
BY Mr.. Anderson, Of Iowa. for the ap.
potatment Of q spfo,sl committee oi
five TO investigate the Western railroad
strikes.
MT. wilkins. OF Ohio, under instruc.
tons from the Banking and Currency
Oommittse. moved TO suspend the rules
and pass the bill authorizing the issue
OF fractional silver certificates. After
some debate the bill was pAssed. The
bill disseminating the coinage OF the
three and one dollar gold pieces was
also passed.