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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
\ CHANGE OF POSITIONS.

Col Thomas T. Fisher, who for some
time has been assistant general freigh and
passenger agent for the Missouri Pacific
has been promoted to live stock agent for
the same system for Kansas, Nebraska and
Colorado The colonel has had charge Of
the passenger and freight business OF that
system here for some time and being well
established railroad man on taking that
position did not have 70 make any reputa-
ton a. a railroad man. His dealings with
the public in a social and business way
have been OF the most pleasant, and his
many friends viii regret very much
TO hear Of his liability 20 De
out Of the city more than common The
Colonel, however, VIII have friends wher-
ever he goes.
He VIII be succeeded by Mr.. J. E. Jen-
rings. who for some time has been sssis-
tant freight agent for the Missouri Pacific
at Springfield. No. Mr.. Jennings IS of
middle ace and well known in railroad
circles 70 be 3 man OF business in his line
II IS thought the able Office force and as
sistants under Col Fisher VIII be retained
by Nh Jennings.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
TRYING TIRE HOTEL ACT.

Last evening at about 5 o'clock a servant
at the Occidental observed a man going
out of the hotel the back way and a
remark was made that caused him to stop
as though he had forgotten something and
went back walking TO the front and start
ed south when porter observed a check on
the valise and grabbed him. In a short
time, Mr.. Deming, who was near by, had
hold of the fellow and was talking to him
about not getting his valise in a proper
manner and he put one hand rather sus-
piciously in his hip pocket when detective
J. c. Foster, who observed the movement,
caught him by the hand and very soon
had him over to the calaboose. TIE fellow
gave the name of J. VI. Henderson.
He was searched and passes on the
Santa Fe, Wichita s. Western and Miss
ouri Pacific were found and in his hip
pocket in which he had his hand when
Mr.. Deming had hold Of him was razor.
He Will be given a trial this morning.
The valise he attempted TO get away
with was a large one and has on it the
name Of L. D. Orr, New Albany, Kansas.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
The COZ RTs.
POLICE CurKr.


Several persons were Up Tor not paying
their road tax and were fined
F. SIMON and Jim Carroll. couple OF
vags. were pulled by L0ugmirs aud Hit
zelberger.
Harmon and Beahrs brought up Daniel
O.Neal, drunk and djsordcriy- Dai.ieI Il
now In the den of liars. etc.
The same officers brought in james
Coleman for vagrancy. Jaales cool. oil AZ
the expense OF the city. Thsy also brought
in James .esiie, Id Whitthor4 and John
Murphy, gents Of the vag o. der. Ia TIE
cooler.
Chief Mcnamara and Assistant Chief
Charlie Burrows took IN Louis Mace aud
{. ID. I4oda. two light fingered gentlsmsn
vino had come TO work the city during the
fair. They we're put in the cooler ana will
fstten I'D at the expense Of tbs city anti
next Sunday.
Officers Hartzell, Cola Hedgsr came il
with John Br.ce Ihos- Grace, James
Thompson and ssilvers, who wers charged
with gambling. They paid 50 each add
were turned loose
Misther Kelly was plain dEun& taken
In BIZ officer Dennis. lie speai the e's-uiSsZ
in the cooler.
Ed hirkvvood was driving 20 fast that
chief McNamsrs thought IL would tujsre
the horse and III put up fof his ap.ieaE-
ance this morning
Capt. Foster. detective, brought II j..
NJ. Henderson charged with stealing a va
Iise AZ the Occidental hotel J. III puts mp
in the cooler tonight.
II aud Anderson had inhibited too much
OF tie racing spirit az the fair aad STas
running her horse when cnisf Mcnamara
rams the bell on and called her bstck-
Maud loaned the city ten dollars bat viii
give il out night this morning after sbs Is
final
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
OUR FAIR.
FIFTEEN THOUSAND PEOPLE WITNESSED
SIX GOOD RACES YESTERDAY.
twenty-five Thousand will be on Hand
To-Day - Four Races that
viii be Races.
Grand Parade in the Ring Of All Stock
Stock Oh Exhibition at
II o'clock a. n.
The Eagle Rifles Dress Drill and Flag
Presentation in the Afternoon
baby Show Saturday.

If a Wichita man, or Wichita woman
or child for that matter, ever felt that
Wichita could draw d crowd, that time
was Yesterday. Despite the fact that the
recent heavy rains have made the roads IN
the country pretty heavy. and the streets
in the upper part of the city rather muddy,
the people swarmed in from all directions
by the railways, on horseback, in all kinds
OF vehicles They fiocked the STREETS and
put in the time by shopping until
they started for the fair. When they did
they filed up the street cars, omnibusses,
carriages, hacks, everything, until the
streets leading to the fair were alive with
vehicles. The day was such as to har-
monte all the good features of the event.
In the grand stand and on the grounds 1t
was not warm enough to be uncomforta-
bly, hot but on the track was such
as TO make the horses supple
and get them down to fast time.
Every race was for the purse and the repu-
tation the horses could make, and as
consequence the crowded grand sCand was
filed with an enthusiastic and delighted
audience. Not a single incident occurred
to mar the pleasures of the day.
By an early hour in the forenoon the
crowds began to flock into the
grounds. the exhibition OF blood
ed stock attracting most attention.
By the time the first number on the
program was reached, there was splendid
array of the beauty of Wichita. Sedgwick
county and Southwest Kansas in the grand
stand.
During the afternoon Col. James r. Hal
lowell was introduced and made one OF
his characteristic logical, fifteen minute
talks TO the farmers and agricultural
classes, and produced some very interest
ing and valuable statistics upon aSricuI-
ture. He was loudly applauded at its con-
clusion.
Today's meeting viii be even more inter
estiug than yesterdays. The great free Tor
all trot, the 2:40 trot, the novelty mile
dash and the mile and a quarter dash,
viii constitute the races.
The Eagle Rifles will give an exhibition
drill during the afternoon, at the conclus-
ion of which they viii be presented with a
beautiful silk flag They are in excellent
trim now and will be well worth seeing.
The great baby show Will come off
Saturday afternoon. There We're thirty
entries yesterday, including three pairs OF
twins.
Everyone in Wichita who wants TO have
fair to continue in this city should turn
out and help the association during the re
manning two days Of this meeting The
first two days the rain practically spoiled
but with a couple OF more days like yes
rerday. they will be all o. Z.
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GO TO THE FATE.

Big Friday.
Shut up shop.
Attend the fair.
Take your family.
Encourage home fairs.
You will enjoy the races.
The races today are all for blood
See Wichita's crack" company drill
Old bachelors, go out and see the pretty
girls.
Remember, she goes up or she goes
down
Everybody see the stock parade at II
o'clock
Remember that today is holiday and
go to the fair.
That grand stand will hold everybody
who wants q seat.
That stock parade at II a. m. Will open
everybody's eyes.
Take into consideration this is Wichita 5
fair and no scheme
There won't be anybody up town this at
ternoon, so lock up.
Professional men, take your families 10
enjoy the races with you
No excuse for not going. Cheap rates;
good roads; plenty street cars
1900 yesterday. 25,o00 today. If youcan
beat that at the state fair, why-do it.
How the people turned out yesterday.
But how they Will swarm out today.
Business men, patronize for one day a
fair that brings crowds of strangers for six
days.
What kind of city is it that would al
low fair to go under? Not Wichita 5
kind,
The street car company will take you all
without any trouble. 40 cars "Wednesday
liz yesterday, 40 today.
That track and the streets leading to the
fair grounds might be rained on all fore
noon and then would be excellent at p.
N.
Young man, hitch up that horse and
buggy. There is young lady over on -
street who is just dying to go 10 the fair
today.
The Eagle Rifles are in great trim They
have been drilling steadily for three
weeks and are going TO win the prize at
the state fair.
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CONTRACT AWARDED.
W. II. Sternberg gets the Contract for the Cour
House for SI97.3I9 on Conditions.

As was anticipated in yesterdays issue
the court house contract was awarded yes
terClay 10 W. II. Sternberg for $19a,3l9 on
certain conditions. As Is known. the
amount left OF the $4,000 bonds voted.
after getting through with the Jail is
1856. 600 which is said TO be insufficient to
put up building that the city and county
would like to have. The architect says he
can knock out $4,000 expense in very
short time by doing away with iron and
letting its place be taken with wood.
This viii in his opinion be a sort
Of d fire trap that would become
more and more disgusting as long as II IS
permitted to stand
The county commissioners claim that
they will act in accordance with the wishes
of the people. II is thought proposition
for $4,000 more bonds will be submitted
to a vote at the November election and IN
that way get the opinion Of the people.
The election in that way can be held with
little or no additional expense to the
county.
The contract gives Mr.. Sternberg two
wears in which to do the WORK. By the
time he reaches the first story it IS neces-
sarv to know whether the building IS 70 be
fire proof or not, By that time it Is thought
the question can De settled ut the NoYem-
Der election.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

On Sunday next, September 2. the First
Presbyterian Sunday school VII hold its
second ANIMAL rally. After the usual Sun
day school exercises there VIII be a short
in.e-nission, after which the pastor Rev.
J. D. Hewitt. VIII preach short sermon
70 the children al the children and par
enes are invited - be present at the entire
service, which VIII close before Il O'clock
Let every one interrs-ed give the children
the benefit of their prencs On this annual
6zx az reiaieinz
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For the Eagle
MY LOVE.
Ny love Is fair,


Ny love Is fair.
have no care
How fair may others be,
For her sweet face,
And form of grace,
Are IovelieSt to me-
Ny love is kind!
In her | find
Nor sel6shness, nor pride.
But gentle she
As one could be,
And good and brave beside.
Ny love is truel
One never knew
a fair more loyal than she;
And, far above
All else, her love
Is precious unto NE.
For all the gold
The earth doth hold,
Or fire hath passed thro',
I would not part
" lth my sweetheart
So fair, and kind, and true.
And while live,
To her I'll give
Ny hearts best love, to be
Her very own,
And hero alone
Her own-e ternally,
JARVIS, Wichita
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MARRIED.

At the NJ E parsonage, Wednesday eve
ming, August -, by the Rev. VI. l.. Gates,
Mr.. \ c. Bovard and Miss Ora L White
man. Mr.. Bovard is from the firm OF
Epstein s. Bovard, Of this city, and Is a
brother to Rev. u. NJ Bovard d. d, pres
ident of the ". E. university OF California.
We welcome him 10 or metropolis and
wish the newly embarked couple safe and
enjoyous sailing down the ruffied stream
Of
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TO ADVERTISERS.
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

In view Of the general interest the citi-
gems of Wichita take in the success of the
Fair now in progress, and in order that all
may have an opportunity 10 attend, re-
spectfuIIy request that the business houses
close on August 81, 1883, between the
hours Of and O'Clock p. i. Of said day.
that all may attend the Fair at that time
Attest: J.P. ALLEN, Mayor.
FRED SCHATTNER, City Clerk.
Wichita, August %, ISIS.
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THE SHOOTING MYSTERY.

The Tuesday night shooting mystery
near the Stem block is solved. Some Of
the fellows rooning there got tired Of a
cat meowing and sent giant frecrac ker
at them Whereupon a policeman mis-
took the report and thought someone had
fred a cannon al him and hence tire FIVE
shots IN quick succession
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ORDINANCES READY.

Mr. Moore reports the fire ordinances
ready for the council 20 consider and the
printers on the new ordinance book wat
ing for the copy. In the mean time Mayor
Allen thinks it would not De uselss 70 at
tempt a meeting dnring far week and
other interesting attractions and some
members away
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CAMP MEETING.

The NewtSa district camp meeting
which began a. Halstead On the Els. -
going right OF. not Notwithstanding the heavy
rains Many te1ters ara Oh tie ground.
all having glorious tine. kev. o. ".
Wilson Is n cha~ga
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CARD OF THANKS.

In CUT sad affection and Bereavement
during the sickness ana death OF our
father, we remember with heartfelt thanks
and deepest gratitude the hearts overflow
ing with sympathy and kindness OF friends
who helped 10 tighten our burden May
the Eternal give you courage and strength
and preserve you FROM al dark hours u
trial and tr-bGlstions-
ROBERT JACKS,
MONTAGUE JACKS.
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FTNEgALNOTrcE

Tie funeral services ot : q GrlEa, MI
take place a. the residence, eo North
Water, tbs morning AZ O'clock Al
friends OF tie family are invited
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There viii be a camp meeting beginning
September y 70 be held bT the [. T.
chsrch. Gladys eifcuit, four miles NORTH Z
Mulvaue, OF the farm q g. y d. Hinkls.
All that can come are cordially invited,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

Regular primitive Baptist service In thss
brick church GA Fairv4sw avenue. betSsen
Thirteenfh and Fourteenth streets. Sunday
a. 80 p II. b. Ei1er J. II. TaouPsoa, u
Waller Cknosy.
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TILE RACES.

The first race was the unfinished three
year old trot. The only two left in it were
B. H. Chaplin and Leta Howe Each had
won two heats. They got away nicely, the
mare having the pole. 1t was neck and
neck to the back stretch, when both went
of their feet. Chaplin recovered first, and
getting a good lead. took the pole and kept
il TO the end finishing a nose ahead of the
mare. Leta closed up the gap and would
have Won if the wire had beensa1 100 yards
further away, but it was not and Chaplin
won the heat and the race.
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MARKELL

st TIE u. E parsonage Saturday after
noon, August Z5th. by the Few. II /
Gates, Mr. Melvin Bay AID Miss Mamie
Hon, both o. this city. Prosperous voy-
a-z
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

The Ladsss' Aid society q The Oak street
Presbyterian church Will meet az The rssl-
dencs Of MrS. II r. Jo~rss - Sos<a
Ohlc street, ttsls af.srnoo1 a. -.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

NJ. F. p Nov-trzp, O. tse city, ealled
yesterday IN company with his mother,
Mrs 4 B Norrhrup. q Kansas CITY
They were attending the us4tlnee- Mrs
N0rthrup has lived 80 ses TIE triumph IN
rrs.ss MAXIM
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

Eighty children we're n sttes1eace ST =
party given ~ Mr. " A. TSyle- - her
osicss. Grzrs and Cara Johnston ~ TIE
rassft@z1s q Robert Back. E2s- Dozz.s1s
2Tsa1e- Ice cream CAKES. fru.ss, etc.
were served AL e-5oYei Themselves Tsry
Eazeh
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ANNOrNCTNENTs

The Eagle Rifles viii meet az the a-morT
a. 30 D. m today. By orsier II
r s HorCugIs, Capt.
G.E- HoFFNAsTEI.. OysI-->ergt.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

Souse Of the InaiAzs Tor TIE United
states cisart have arrived and under
Command % Douglas v DoaneIly are
camping On F1ssasnta stse~s Tear Chisholm
Greek Quite number VII be C. hand
Il few 6ays II reaGlEsSxs~
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

.. l. Saively. ~bo lives al 81 South
Water street. observed yesterday rso-ui5g
thai robbers bad visited HIN SONS tine
during the prsvio1s nixht. sezving wsiA q
ces2ss guits os cIceh%s aud q ssw dollars Ia
vuo-eF
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

Do MT receive or cash any ckel< bszr-
ing n3y signature gasil fgTrbsr 1stsee-
COS. y TTTaSOEzG
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Lewis AcadeaIT opens nsxs Aond2T
morning az . O'Clock AT, musical pr
mary pupils pIease be promptly ga hand
\ 1sew primary department, fan co-ps o.
teachers and a practical chemical lzhora-
tory are arranged tcr-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

Those who think they can write poetry.
and who keep. eternally, our waste basket
full. please read elsewhere, Ny Love
and them hold up, or emulate the measure
y the sweet fiowerv sentiment Of .-Jarvis.'
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

Vim. Swentzel, the Manhattan hotel
druggist. has moTed 70 ia North Main
street. With the change of location be
has put in a large amount OF new goods
and Las fitted his store Up quite nicely.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

Mr.. Lew Dea nows wears smile that
,annot be equailed in length or breadth,
all on account of the arrival at his house
OF a ten pound hoy. who has come
their TO stay. All are doing we'll
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

The Hon. 7. B. Wall At the Garfield hall
tomorrow evening on the political issues
Of The dav.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

If il does not rain to-day there Will be
y, 600 people on the fair ground.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

Jarvis" Is assured that there are no
Interior motive. Being thus assured of
fair open treatment, he must not prove
unfair.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

The city will be deserted today II the
day should prove fair Everybody. which
includes the fair, are going 70 the fair if il
be fair. which is fair statement without
any fare.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

Dr. H. G. Seelye, the dentist, has moved
his Office from the Biting block 10 No.
S34 North Lawrence
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Daisy, t.-.--.-...-.......'.-- = U.s.
ID do. b N -, .. uLSl-
Jay L. See........-.-......-.- uist.
Time. 2:44, 2:4I, 30, 2;42, 2:3s}4.
235 PACE.
The second race was the 2:35 pace. The
horses were placed as follows: Tom Me
Carthy inside, Woodie second, lone Wilkes
outside They got a beautiful start,
but Tom went of his feet before
the turn was reached and the race
was between the other two TO the
quarter. Al that point Woodie went up
and lone took q good lead which she
maintained easily 10 the finish winning
the heat in 2:34]4.
The second heat was started on the third
scoring. lone Wilkes took the lead at the
turn, Mccarthy made a bulge for first
place and Tapped lone at the quarter. On
back stretch the two went nose and nose,
but the gait was too fact for IOnl- who
broke badly and was passed by Woodie.
Around the upper turn he passed Woodie
and came in fair second, lone Wilkes
winning the heat without any trouble II
23SlS
The third heat lone again took the lead
and kept it. Tom came ND and Tapped her
wheel but could not stay. lone won the
heat and race but came near losing the
heat By monkeying along and allowing
Tom to get up dangerously close, finishing
under the whip half 4 length ahead,
Woodie distanced for running. Time
2:351s.
SUMMARY.
lone Wilkes, B. m.-..-.-....-.-.. |
Tom Mel 'nrrhy
Woodie, Oh. g.....-.-..-...------. . dis.
Time. 2,34l 1855, 2:35
Two-YEAR-oLDS - THREE-FoUETHS NILE
Dash.
This was as neat lot of youngsters as
ever started and the race the prettiest ever
seen IN Kansas. At no time from start TO
finish could daylight be seen through the
bunch. Maggie johnson 4 nose ahead.
Positions were not changed until 81 eighth
of the wire, when Relva shot 70 the front.
Race won by Scar Faced Charlie; Hail
Storm second, Lady 7. third Time, I.235.
SUMMARY.
Scar Faced Charlie. Observation-Disclosures
HAN storm. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Lady l.:
Maggie JoansoH
Early Rose. D
BICYCLE RACE
This race came IN after the heat of free
for-all; mile dash-winner 70 get gold
medal: the second silver medal. Harry
West. Lewis. C. Miller. and Harry
Lesh started. West took the start and
held It 70 the half, where he was passed by
I.esh. who had started out last, and won
the race; West second, Miller third, -
- fourth. Lewis fifth. Lesh used s
ffty-inch wheel Time, $40.
MILE DASH
There were seven entries. Texas Girl,
Peerless, LEILA. Big Brown jug, Darling,
Rosetta. Australian King. They went
away with Darling at the pole Ii was a
game race from the word 20, with Darling
leader 10 the three-Quarcer. From that
/ point they al got the whip and came IN
| the following order: Texas Girl, Daring,
| and Rosetta third the others well I'D.
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Ben Streador and Paul O'Zane returned
yesterday after trip Of several weeks
10 Colorado. They are Sunburnt
tanned and report an expedition Of cook
ing for themselves. They intended 70 stay
above the hot weather line, getting enough
Of that At Chicago about June -.
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eR.Np Rally DAY.

.MOSEA1L u = AGA..
MIS- CAEEZE GoLoEEEG.
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/ II NILE DASH

\ fine start was made, the four horses
getting away as follows: Anna H, l; Red
Bird, ,; Good Friday, 3; Water Leap, 4.
At the half mile pole Anna H. aud Red
Bird running neck and neck; at the three
quarter pole Anna H. slightly in the lead
of Red Bird: one miIe--Red Bird took the
lead. Anna II. second. Finish:
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PERSONALS.

Wichita, August %, lsSs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-10

secure the better protection of the
people OF this country against the
evils arising from indiscriminate ad-
mission to domicile and citizenship
of paupers, outlaws and turbulent
persons from other countries.
Springer, OF Illinois, proposed a
constitutional amendment prohibiting
pclygamy.
Anderson, OF Iowa, offered pre-
amble and resolution reciting that the
Pacific railroad companies have
persistently refused to comply
with the various acts OF Con-
gress passed for their regulation
including the act OF 1878, and asking
that if the companies have failed to
perform the requirements of that and
the previous acts, the Attorney-Gen-
eral should take steps for the forfeit
ure of all grants, privileges and fran
chises derived by them from the
United States and directing the Attor-
ney-General to report to the House
what steps had been taken by him to
secure the judicial enforcement of
forfeiture, and if none has been taken,
his reason for not proceeding as di-
rected by law.
The further call of States was post
poned until tomorrow and the House
adjourned.