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THE NEW rAEIFF ELL.

The news of the report by the Ways and
Means Committee of the House Of tariff
bill which is estimated to reduce the reve-
nue. by about S4j, 100000 yearly comes with
the announcement that the Senate has
passed the Dependent Pension Bill 1t is
impossible to estimate closely what the De-
pendent Pension Bill will take from the
Treasury All amendments designed to
place limit upon the amount that would
be paid under the act were defeated and the
bill was passed by vote of AZ TO r. The
noes were Democrats, but the Democrats
did not vote bodily against the bill. The
certainty that the bill viii pass the House
Will possibly have some effect upon the ac-
ton of the House in reference to the Ways
and Means Tariff Bill. This bill does not
give satisfaction and will most probably be
amended on its way through the House.
The 90 per cent reduction in the tariff on
sugar is blow at an important industry
which may be prosecuted wherever wheat
is grown, and the proposed duty on hides
will bring all New England to its feet
Neither sugar nor hides is a party question.
Republicans in the West are generally OPP
posed to the reduction of the duty on sugar,
while members of that party in the East
foresee the ruin of great industry in the
duty on hides. The boot and shoe business
has adjusted itself to the condition of free
hides. Whether the increase in the use of
hides has compensated cattle-raiSerS for the
reduction in price that would without such
increase have attended the removal of the
duty on foreign hides is an open question.
Boot and shoe manufacturers contend that
it has. Cattie-raisers think that now that
the industry is established the imposition
of duty on foreign hides would not cause
any considerable decrease in the boot and
shoe production, especially as there will be
a rebate equal to the duty on all boots and
shoes exported. The reduction in the sugar
duty may be objected to as departure
from the general line Of the committees
work. The rule is higher protection to
home Industries but sugar is the unfortu-
nate exception. 1t is not improbable that
the sugar interest and the boot and shoe in
terest Will join hands to increase the duty
on sugarand to restore hides to the free list.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.


~ Dividend Notice-Ofiice of the Pa
Francisco, March 81, 1S90-At meeting OF the
Board OF Directors of the above-named company.
held this day, dividend (No. 800 of dollar
Isl 0O) per share was declared, payable THURS
DAY, April 10. 1880, at the Office OF the company,
230 MOntg emery ST., Rooms IL and l.. Transfer
books close April 5. $780, at 8 O'Clock P NJ.
apl I'd ALTON II. CLOUGH Secretary.
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FIiOrEKrf WANTED

WANTED-H0USE AND LOT NOT MORE
w than $4,000 or $4,000; Gnimproved lot, not
more than 5000, OF less. Address F. BOX 81
CALL Branch Office. ap2 2ts
WANTED-To BUY SMALL HOUSE OR CoTss
w tage of or rooms; location south OF Mission
St: would pay $500 cash, balance on insraIlments
Address MISSION, Box 42i. CALI. Branch. mr22 IL.
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IL Savings and Loan Society of San francisco M
the name of ARTHUR A FINCH2' No 10; 100
The finder viii please return 10 BANK. mo 5ts -
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LOST.

T 0ST-2 PICTURES 9UNFINISHEDYs OF ,EADYs
u Gin masquerade costume SfroIl Broadway along
Front st, Reward at 6I2 Fiji ert ST. H..
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. FURNITURE WANTED.

W ANTED-Nor LESS THAN 3 PARTLY FUR.
w nished rooms for housekeeping, bet Market
aud Suffer sts rent not to exceed S25, by prompt
paying tenant. Address WEBSTER, IO5 TAYLOR
street. app We FrSu 3t%
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AsTROLoGG.

TUE s. F.. COLLATERAL LOAN &BANfl .;;J'ys:
kearny St., lends money at2 per cen. per. nist
on watches. diamonds and leweffy. -, ja20 6ng $
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OAKLAND WANTS.

{ AfSLANp oy-ADyERTISEMENTS AND
~ subscriptions received At the Oakland Branch
onceot TaE MORNING CALL. S57 broadway, nsar
ssYenshsL Once hours 4. N sos :. n.
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NINE MdRExU, IS FOURTH ST. r EVE; AIS.
NJ past present and future See 25cE Your forfis-
| by man a22e aud 2stamp charns civ en-. inrst 49,
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MALE HELP WANTED.

TWO WATERS FOR HOTEL, SOUTH, $50:
L oysterman and Short-order cook lunch counter
country hotel, day watch, $40 and free fare; farm
ers, $40 and $25; wood-chopperS, 81 50 a cord;
German cook. country restaurant, $50. G. r. HAM
SEN * CO.. 40 Geary ST. app 1t
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s1ruAr1oNs-coNrNuEn.

COMPETENT DRESSMAKER WILL SEW IN
- families for 81 per day: cutting and sitting
sPeelalty. Dressinaker. Box los. CALL Branchl 3t<
NoUNG DANISH WOMAN WANTS SITUATION
L for cooking and general homework. Brooklyn
Hotel, 2eS Bush St. Room 81. apl 2t*
GOOD COOK AND WAITRESS WANTS SiTUA-
y ton; reference. ii William st. ap1 2t~
SwEDISH GIRL WANTS PLACE DO LIGHT
- honseWork. 10l5 Bryant ST., IL rear. apl 81
COMPETENT SWEDISH GIRL WANTS STU
y alton to do general housework; best OF refer
ences given. lbs Sixth ST., Room 60. apl 81
DESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES a POSI-
IL ton for upstairs work and waiting take care
OF grown children Address NJ. D., 80 Rineon
place, apl 2tF
GIRL FROM THE EAST, GOOD COOK;
" willing to assist with washing. % Howard
court. ap1 Pts
YOUNG LADY DESIRES A POSITION AS
Il typewriter copyst, or assistant book-seeper;
wages object. Address L. S., Box 20, this
office. 9apl 2t*
EIRsT-CIAss YOUNG LAUNDREss WISHES
i day work. Apply 11o4 Mission ST., Room "a.
thlra nocr app 81
IA OMAN WANTS WORK BY THE DAY; GOOD
w reference. Apply 1875 Langton st. ap1 St+
GIRL. IA, WOULD LIKE A SITUATION TO
VI take care of child or assist in housewors. Adj
dress Al Louisa ST., off Fourth. bet Folsom and
Harrison ap1 2t*
INTELLIGENT MIDDLE-AGED GERMAN
L widow wishes position as housekeeper; city or
o2ioe fs ADDRESS "id0W' BOX 81 oAlt ap h' sts
|. A MEXICAN WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION
Il n nousekeeper or to take charge of gentIenans
home during summer months; an Al cook; 10
years references. Address Il. F., Box 107 CALL
Branch odice. apl 2t+
M OMAN WISHES TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
w work and washing, good plain cook; city
country. 77513 Mission St, Room 20, second floor;
no postals. ael 2t+
INEXPERIENCED YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SIT
II uation as nurse or cbambermaid; will be geler-
ally nsefui. Call l Lily ave, of Powell, bet Bush
and Pine apl 3ts
young LADY DESIRES POSITION AS COPY
4 list. ADDRESS T1s August place, bet Powell and
Mason, Green and Union SITS. apI 3t%
GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION IN NICE
13142 Seventh ST. apl 3t*
LTLDERLY WOMAN WISHES SITUATION AS
u cook or general housework; objection to the
country. Apply Al Grove ST. No cards. ap1 2t%,
young GERMAN WOMAN WANTS SITUA-
L ton; is good cook and worker: wages $20; city
or country; no postals. 567 Stevenson St ap1 2t%
VoUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO AS
sist in upstairs work or hOusewoTk good sewer;
can cut and fit; city country: wages $15. Adj
dress Postoiiice Box 10, West Berkeley. apl 3tS
DESPECTABLE WOMAN TO DO CHAMBER
IL work; hotel or private family: city. Call Bl5
Greenwich St. near Powell apl Sta
YOUNG GIRL. LATELY FROM THE EAST,
wishes situation to do upstairs work and assist
at waiting. Call at $40 Natoma ST.. mr. Sixth3l 3t*
EDUCATED YOUNG WOMAN WHO SPEAKS
II English and German, who has The ability and
ambition to become thorough business woman, is
deSlrous OF obtaining employn ent congenial her
tastei references given Address e. T.. Box 49,
CAL1 branch once mr26 Its
S;Il a7tlSS-MAt.r
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nELp wANrEn-ooNrINIfI.n.

w ANTED-sTEADY MAN WITH 500 CAS-
w can get position which will pay $75 per mont
Apply to FRAN KILN ~ CO. Grant ave. - Its
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HOEORS FOR STANLEY.
Tho Royal Geographical society Gives
Him splendid Reception.


LONDON, May 5.-The Royal Geographical
Soclety's reception to Henry NJ Stanley was
held at the Albert Hall this evening. and was
attended by the Prince and Princess OF Wales
the Duke OF Edinburgh, Duke Of Cambridge
the Duke and Duchess OF Teck. Prince and
Princess Won Hohenlohe, the Duke OF Fife, the
Duke Of Argyll the Count Of Paris and brill
liant Rssemblage Of the leaders OF all classes
OF people. The princes OF the royal family
headed q triumphal procession which con
The assemblage. which completely packed the
building, rose en- naSSe to applaud
The President Of the society," 10 aspeech. pre-
rising to reply was greeted with another out.
burs; of cheering In returning his thanks he
said he hoped that the warm personal welcome
he could tell them. He then proceeded to mar
rate his adventures assisted by a large chart.
The Prince OF Wales moved a vote of thanks
ended the motion. The medal presented TO
Stanley is OF gold and bears his efigv. ,Copies
of the medal in bronze were presented to his
colleagues, including MIR. Bonny by the Prince
In the course of his speech Mr.. Stanley said
that carpers had asked what was the, utility
gain to humanity was great. The expedition
had opened up II new rich and productive
region. and would enable ;hem to teach mill
lions OF degraded human beings in tho forest
that In vegetable products they would find
something Of lar vaster value than the flesh of
their fellow creatures.
AS Christian nasion, he said. the English
people ought to rejoice tina; the few thousand
pounds lent to this work had rescued 400 per-
sons from slavery and restored 29U 10 their
homes in Egypt, and had delivered Emin from
a stagnant state OF impossibilites the active
service OF "A friendly nation. II Is no eNaRRer:
serve In the future TO extend British COM
merce. Industry. and enterprise.
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May Sell the M,d,and,s Hona..

Judge Andrews o. the Supreme Court va
Gated yesterday the injunction obtained by the Midland
Railway Company, an Indiana corporation restraining
tho Loan and Investment Company and the nrm NJ OF
I'm stanton from selling slD"uno OF the railway
compRny's bonds which pledged as security for
note OF Slb,luo The company al 'Lnced little over
SlSNisD bef0ro the railway company note of June !
ltsD became due, and, not having received tho amount
due was about to sell tho collateral "hen rreVensI by
INJUNCTION Tho railway company claimed that the salo
would be illegal because the loan company was the
creditor OF the plaintiff that II controlled by comm
stanton was not pecunihTiy responsible ana had no
funds i was alleged that Coffin stanton were the
principals but Judge Andrews rnds mat they
agents and that the agreement for the loan not
made with the trin hut with II" r9mpany lpOn "A
careful ehanlAtlOn hS II convinced that he pHintif
cannot GnCce cd npOn Tie TIM OF n . L.Mm.
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SENATOR BECK,s oBSEQUII
Both Houses of Congress Adjourn Until
After the Funeral Services.

After the Funeral Services.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-The Kentucky dole
cation met at II 80 o'clock this morning to
take action respecting the death OF Senator
Book. Representative Carlisle presided and
appropriate resolutions, drawn and offered By
Representative Stone, were adopted.
1t was arranged that the remains are to lie in
state in charge Of a guard of honor In the mar
BILE room. In the the roar of the Senate cham
Der, from 7, Nj. to-day until the formal cere-
monies tomorrow, when they will be taken
into the chamber. The following named per-
sons have been selected as the honorary pail
bearers:
For washnRton-w Smith, L. o Washington 0 o
steAley, r. Thompson j. Fletcher Johnson Blair Leo
=, C. Breckenridge, Col Il q, Wiutersnlth Major ". T.
Tucker, Judge l.. s. Trimble
For kentucky-GOv, = h. Buckner, Alexander Jeffrey
Beran hagonin Con J. +. Robinson. Judge r. A.
BucEner. Dr, II, NJ, Skiman Judge Jere Norton Dr. j.
". WhtneY A. 4. Mcdowell, and f. r. Cay.
Mrs. Goodloe. Senator Beck's daughter, OBJ
>ected so strongly tohaving the remains of her
father transferred to the Capitol that they will
not be taken from the residence of Representa-
tive Breckenridge until 10 o'clock to. morrow
morning The services In the Senate chamber
tomorrow VIII consist Of the usual religious
ceremonies.
ACTION OF THE SENATE AND HOUSE.
= There was an unusually large attendance Of
Senators in the chamber and OF spectators in
the galleries this morning when the opening
prayer was offered by the cha plain. Mr. Beck Is
desk and chair were covered with black craze
and feeling Of solemnlty seemed to pervadO
the chamber The chaplain made u feeling A.
lgslon to the " shadow Of death" under which
HE senate met. As soon AS the journal OF sat
utday WAS read Mr.. blackburn rose and. In a
voice TemulQus with Suppressed emotion said:
MI President NY colleague Is dead. II ig
not my purpose NJ this time 10 speak either Of
hllh, OF OF the great services when he Inns
rendered 10 his country. In the ireshuess OF
fp ia sorrow , he loyo which, ! lore him would
bilhq WIN it6 tears Ihe dTap-Ty Of his desk
IsrHade- every Heart Ia this chamber A great
eoMmonwsalih, with bowed head today puts
On NE v ."IB Of mourning AZ an appr0pTiute
ume anu IN tAe early future vii ash tho sen.
ave !. aEorl 10 hlH iIlGnGs an opportunity TO
Iay th".i tribute 10 his memory. Twill low
Ky neGfl" 10 consider tho resolutions
Hhlth seld - mo li6TE b drsk.'
~" resolutions are ub follows.
hHmtta fpaliNs senate he heard VIII yfs.t sorroW
iLs leAL ~ tbs Hon saI4gA Is HtCk Ale a kfu.fuF
Hyub w" las - krtfIfay
S!.,t. !haiA '"ruIi'ss d seven hsuat,ys ne A..
tGlsrEt.lt,r, t''1,'I. i,mgors :" - "rtsr f6r
t-h P. .i..fIHN ss1ay ~ ne -sua'r ian bsF
49,. 80 aud go 10 H'nals Wi attend ne
h,.. - 1hal fur 81 mara Of ~. T.,p.,t.Dt.r
HtsmoEs4 n ~ asLlrEl1u g. k,lIuIEy ~ ri.S.s n
hs htII'ahl a. AIMS and si'shdsd b, Il rgutBItt.s
ss., b'" ave igA power 70 carr tbs fssO uIOI INTO
I1tsl.sd Th.I ne sssr..ry rommuDle.i. thea, p,s
ss'siSss = TIE House Of EsDrslSEistScS sas lpys.
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There were ten cases on the divorce cal"n-
dT before Judge Reach YESTERDAY In the three cases
tried no defouces were made. u ESQ we're tic or
William 4. Crane AIT Attain Crane srd1r Bernstein Agt
Lena Bernstein, and Mary SryrrTt at. II j. seynsTt
The trial occupied but aieW min no IN each Instance
Mr. Crane testified that MS VIE .cit Ter home Vest
l.3th street, and was .lyus Win named
Alderman, Mr. bernstein ewOre thal his wife had NJ
him and produced evidence prove her inlisCrrt uns
Mrs MARY Seyrert dsrlHfsi itR' IN January N
the present year she hAd discovered proof Of her nus
bAnd b falthItBaneha. DecLsIWm NAs TnaeIYel
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the House Of Representatives to attend the funeral to-
morrow. Tuesday At O'Clock, and TO appoint like
R,ioivta That Invitations be extended to the PresL
the Chief JastieS and the ssSodiSS Justices Of the
supreme Court and tho diplomatic corps TO attend the
R.ioire further marx Of respect that the Senate
do now adjourn.
Tho resolutions were declared adopted unan-
imousT and the Senate adjourned until IL
o'clock tomorrow.
The following Senators were appointed rs
the committee to superintend the funeral:
Messrs. Blackburn, Harris, Vance. kenna,
Dawes. Eyarts and Manderson.
In the House. a message having been re-
ccived from the Senate announcing the death
OF senator Beck, and inviting the House to be
Rrese1iI a. the funeral services e toImorroT Mr.
accepting the invitation. and requesting the
Speaker to appoint committee OF nine Repre-
sentatiyes to act with similar committee APP
pointed by the Senate to tako charge Of the
funeral arrangements. The resolutions were
adopted unanimously.
,ee hS
lucky, Banks, Dunnell and Butterworth. The
House then, as mark OF respect to the de-
ceased. mt 80 adjourned until to- morrow.
The Senate and House Committee held a
meeting this afternoon and made arrange
ments for the funeral, The body will be taken
and there remain to be viewed by the public
until $50. After the two Houses hayo as;
mittee on ARRANGEMENTS The doors OF the
Senate wing Of the Capitol will be open to the
public at 1915 A. NJ.
As soon As the ceremonies are concluded
the funeral procession will form and march to
the Baltimore and Potomac station. The spe-
cial train bearing the remains, mem bers Of his
family, and the committees of Congress will
leave Washington at 3 J. NJ. for Lexington.
Ii will consist OF three vestibulel Pullman
coaches. Arrival at Lexington is scheduled at
o'clock on Wednesday morninE The funeral
will take place at noon on Thursday. and the
special train Will leave on tho return trip ut
or o'clock that afternoon. reaching Washing
ton on Friday uOrning at 10 o'clock.
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Success. ortne Broo.ryn Carpenters.

The union carpenters and ioincrs of Brook
Ign have scored almost n complete victory in
their demand for the eight-hour ruo. A gen
era strike had been arranged for Yesterday
morning, but MS almost all tho bosses had al
ready given in il did not into operation. The
men went to work at \ oclOCk instead of I. and
ed the situation without murmur The strike
committee remained in session at the Fulton
street headquarters during the day. but the re-
ports which It received showed that out OF The
300 carpenters and Joiuers in the city not
more than $50 had been thrown ont Of work by
the change In the hours. The trainers OF the
Western District have met with similar sue
cess IN their fight for an eight hour day,
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SYRACUSE, May .. Mrs George fl. Rowe,
NE Lille Bradley, died at st Joseph's Hos
ptal this morning rom the effects OF pistol
shot received at Nell Bradley house OF III
repute, East Washington street, on Saturday
evening. The shooting Was done at her own
hands. She claimed t. the last that it was ac-
cidental. and occurred while she was getting "a
come entanged with the revolver. and In try
ing to dsenGaGe It the revolver was discharged
case OF suicide. She was tho wife OF q. II.
Howe, an actor. residing In Rochester, and had
only been married short time. Mrs. Rowe
"Peck's BAD Boy and the Night owls bur
lcslue troupe, " Nell Bradley. keeper Of tho
house, said that her sister was not All inmate
Of tho house. but was visiting her.
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ner of masculinity requisite in the portrayal OF

ner Of mascuinitv requisite in the portrayal OF
tales OF this tyre; Her voice is constantly shrll
ana Rer manner Is kittcnish when 1t should 10
Impressive. Della Fox. u newer figure on this
stage; achieved conspicuous success because
she danced dai nifty. and was us nervously
Miss Fox will be liked better the longer she
stays here. Mr.. Hoppers foil is little Alfred
DRY d toll manner There was another hard
work Ing comedian in the cnst, Thomas .. Sea
brooke, who developed a rather coloress role
so we'll that no was deservedly applauded
at the proper intervals. The troupe's tenor.
Edmund Stanley. was u disappointment. The
ensembles. New scenery Of tropical tints and
costumes Of picturesque e.ign hclped TO bring
out the pictorial poSsihitieS, and In points OF
accessories in general there was no lack Of
generosity or violation Of good taste.
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He Defeated the Natives In Battle, and IL
Probably nt tho Grent I.akes

BERLIN. May 5.-The Emin Relief Com
mittee has received a letter from DR.. Peters In
which he says that he ascended the Tana
River and camped from Nov. l6 to Nov. 26 in
the Mumunu mountains. He made an at
tempt to bridge the Tana River but failed and
travelled, along the. right bank to kikuIu
through Likipia. and thence to Lake Baringo
Dr. Peters and his party had frequent engage
men;s with the natives and defeated them
They reached Menus, on Lake Baringo: on
u. The caravan comprised DR.. Peters Lieut.
Tiedeman. fifty porters. ten soldiers. three
camel drivers. two kitchen boys. thirty four
servants, TWO camel5, six donkeys. and 80
sheen.
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An ITALIAN MORTALITY HUET.
Knocked Down and Beaten ny Discharged
Irish LabOTeTH.

Clark & OBrien, the aquoduct contractors
discharged number OF Irish laborers yester-
day and hired Italians to take their places. At
T.. NJ. three mon, supposed to be Irish labor
ers discharged by tho firm. attacked one Of tho
Italians. who Is known as Number H." at
l3Oth street and Convent avenue md knocked
Policeman Brady of the West l2jth street sta
ton found the Italian suffering from fracture
OF the skull The police are looking for the
mans assaiant. The Italian Is sun uncOu-
sciQus at the Manhattan Hospital. and will
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A Famous cnse Comes 10 Trial.

PARIS, May 5.-1he trial Of the SOciiK dcs
Mptour directors was opened to-day. All are
charged with paying fictitious dividends. NJ.
Secretan is further accused of illegal forestalI-
ing Of merchandise In the course Of his OK
animation NJ Secretan protested against the
charges. and appealed to his life OF honorab!e
work as q refutation Of tho charges. He said
that he had not wished to speculate. but to
achieve n work Of patriotism. We desired"
he said, to create In France market not pre-
viously In existence in order to be- no longer
at the mercy OF Spectators in the English
market
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BERLIN, MAY 5-Mr. Charles Emory
Smith. the American Minister to Russia has
arrived In this city from Paris. He travelled
from that city in company with Count Won
Munster. the German Ambassador, to France,
tho guest OF Mr.. William Waiter Phelps. the
American Minister 10 Germany. He dined
this evening with Count SchOuvaloit, the
Russian Am bas sador at Berlin.
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BERLIN, May 5,-The main features Of the
labor bills are the prohibition Of labor on Sum
day and holidays. and the employment of chill
dren under ID in factories. Women will not
be allowed to work at night or after 5's o'clock
on Saturday evenings. or on the eve OF holt
limited to eleven. The bills also provide for
the protection OF the life and health OF workers.
and for punishment for breach OF contract
marty.
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CI.,.Iand nny. Lnnd In plymouth. Mas.

PLYMOUTH, Mass, May ;. Two deeds,
conysyinR three lots OF land on Brastow Blum.
In this town, from William II. Brine and Han
nah II Brine TO Grover Cleveland. were to-day
recorded IN IN" Plymouth county registry
The property lice on tue shore about eight
miles south ~ Ilymuuth village IN a beautiful
lucnilOE not far from tho line Of the proposed
Plymouth and BOgrh"dIl" NailIuad. Tho
seen" NJ Howolls Dr. BreSn's Practice Is
lad hero.
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Another world Editor Gives BAH.

John A. Corkcril editor in charge Of :hc
World Jointly indicted with other editors Of
the World, upon the complaint Of Henry Hill
ton, for ibelling the memory Of 4. r. Stewart
was out OF town when his 60 defendants gave
bail for trial lie appeared in he District At
torney's Office yesterday, deposited $1,000 AZ
bail and was released from custody