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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-01
THE AMENDMENT REJECTED.

After further discussion Mr. Plumb's
amendment was rejected. the vote being
Yeas 9, nays 46, as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Allison, Ingalls,, Henderson,
Mitchell, Plumb, Quay, sherman, Turpie and
VoorheeS-9
NAYS essrs. Allen, Barbour, Bate, Berry,
Coquitt, Davis. Dawes, Edmunds, Evarts Far
well, Faulkner, Frye, George, Gibson, Harris.
Hawley, Hearst, Higgins, Hoar, Jones' of Ar
kansas, Jones of Nevada. kenna, Mcpherson,
Moody, Morgan. Morrill,, Pasco, Payne, Petit
grew, Plat, Pugh. Reagan, Sawyer Spooner,
stewart, Stockbridge, Teller, Vest, Walthall
and Washburn-lG.
Mr. Call offered an amendment to in
clude those who served in the Indian wars
prior TO 1870. The motion was rejected by
vote of 30 yeas TO % nays.
AN INCOME TAX PROPOSED.
Mr. Vest otfered an amendment pro-
viding that the money necessary to meet
the appropriation under this bill shall be
raised by an income tax of per cert. on
incomes between $4,000 and 5000, ~ psr
cent. between 5000 and $4,000, and 10
per cent over 100000.
Mr.. Davis moved to lay the amendment
on the able. This was agreed to, the vote
being yeas %, NAYS Ia strict party vote.
Mr. Plumb offered an amendment TO pay
a pension of IS month to all who served
ninety days in the late war who are o.
years of age, or as they attain that age.
The amendment WAS rejected, the vote be-
ing yeas 10, nays 80, as follows:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On and after Feb 1, 1890, the basis of meas
urement Of all advertising III the MORNING
NEWS totH be agate, or at the rate of 81 40 an
inc'tfor the first insertion.
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THE CHATHAM DIME SAVINGS BANK.
The tenth and last instalIment on the capital
stock of this bank is now due and payable at the
Banking House, on Bull street. Subscribers are
cautioned that fines will be strictly enforced
under the rules.
Paid-np certificates of stock will be issued to
stockholders on return of all instalment receipts
Interest on the first quarter of 4 500 is due
and payable on demand. Depositors are re-
quested to leave their pass-books and have all
back interest credited
ROBT. F. BURDELL,
Acting Cashier
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APRIL FOOL,

But JOYCE won't fool anybody with second
class Meat Be convinced and order a fine
Roast, Steak, Chop or Outlet, and am salts
fed will get two orders instead of one. One
hundred and twenty job lots of Meats in my
place. l will have the pick or nothing
JAMES J. JOYCE,
Telephone 107. Abercorn and Liberty.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-01
FIDGaTY WOMEN.

Take Simmons Liver Regulator in youth
aud you will enjoy a green old age.-AdU.
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OGLETHORPE LODGE no. 4, 1. o.

". S ROCKWELL, V. NJ.
JOIN s. HANEs. Secretary.
OGLEFHORPE LODGE NO. 4. 4. D. o. +.
A regular meeting will be held in the new
hall, in second story OF lecture room OF Trinity
church THIS Tuesday EVENING at O'Clock
Entrance corner of President and Jefferson
street
The initistory degree will be conferred.
Members OF sister Lodges and transient
brothers are cordially invited to meet with u.s.
JNO. A. HUTTON. Noble Grand.
III. u. WILSON. Secretary.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-01
MEETINGS.
ALPHA LODGE NO. 4,
Ancient aud Accepted Scottish Rite
Ereema sons

The regular meeting Of this Lodge will b
held at Metropolitan Hall THIS tTuesda
EVENING at s O'Clock
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CALL AND SEE Us.

MOTION & HANLEY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23
eenate Ameucmepts To River al d
BaIbor Eli.

Butciwoith {Ohio) submitted the con
ference report on the bill making an sp-
p,upriation for an increased clerical forle
10 carry out the provisions of the inde,
penden nt pension law. The rerort agreed
to-
Henderson of Illinois sutn tilted q repor.
of the committee on rivers and harb3rs on
the Senste amendments TO the river and
hsrh0r bill. recommending non-concurrcrce ce
in these amendments and agreeing TO the
conference asked bv the Senate.
Kerr of Iowa, raised the point in order
hat amendments must firstbe considered
in committee of the waols, the point sus
tgined by the Speaker. The House rc-
solved itself into a committee of the who'e
for the consideration of the measure and
Henderson said the Senate amendments
increased the Appropriation carried by t q
bill about FIVE million dollars. This in
crease the committee asked the House to
non concur.
Kerr Of Iowa moved to reduce the nppro
pristion Tor the hubor at Burlington. VI j.,
to $4,000 (Tbc House tiIl fixes the
amount at vs. OoO, and the Senate ameni-
nent increases It to s25 600 , The motion
wss lost ard the amendment non concur
red in.
Kerr, of Iowa. moved to reduce from
500 900 to $1,000 the appropriation for be
sinning the cor struction of barbor OF
refuge at Poin, judith, Rhode Island.
Tie motion was lost, sn1 The Senate
amef dment was ncn-concurred in.
After concurrence in about half the
Senate amendments the committee rose.
The House took recess till O'Clock.
The House passed 33 private pension
bills thi. evening, and then adjourned.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES


Investigation has shown that no leprosy
exists on the island Of Articost.
There are sid to be $4,000 members of
the Farmers Aiiiaoce in Arkansas.
At the Idaho republican State convention
Thar.dsy, George l.. Shoup was nominated
for governor.
The Pennsylvania prohibitory party,
Thur.dsy, non i1sted Charles ". Wiiber
for Ggycr1or
Tir Uen aud tso women were dTorne
in ~ bay by the upscftipg Of row boat
at Whitsstone, l.. t., Thursday.
John Henderson. $ negro who killed
Giltert : Sltterwhite last Monday night. was
Iyrehed near Vera lIe'. Ny. at 3 O'Clock
Thursday morning.
The clothing store of G. +. simproa ard
the provision store Of II. l.. Garrett & Son
a, Portsmouth. n. H, were bu'giarized
Thur slsv righ' and several burdred do
lars vo'th Of property va. ukea.
Dsn,is LYON. snI tro sons. ssei 10 and
l2, we're drorned Thur1ay, by the upset
ting Of heat in Il G surf a, the mouth of
Factory Creek, near Coburx Ont, uh /.
returning from sshiog excursion.
Aruiswsy car OF the Noun; Penn grsv-
ity railroad which ascsu's the rnouniaiI.
near Reading, Penn, dashed eosn the tive
mile dsciivity at one o'clock Friday morn.
ing, killed SIX persons and injured m.ay
others.
L. ;. Fiag.hip Cha-le ,son, Of the Psci6c
squadron, arrived at Sexpo't. Oregon.
Thnrsday for Honolulu. Afer taking
cosI she left for Port Tovn,ead. from
which place sae though: she you'll 20 to
Be hring ssa.
The will Of John BOYLE O'esilly, ex.
secuted in 1916, gives all hi, property. resi
and yersonsi. 20 his wife. Mary A. s
O'Rsiliy, and her heirs. ard sppolnt. bel
executor Of the will With roxer and With
out bonds or surstiss.
Nr. Wiilism K. Vanderbilt; hs. beer
erui.ing abcut Lobz Island waters tn
greater psrs Of The summer prospecting fol
Favorable location for yacht rendezyoa
( which can Be approached in ,ny tine o
Z tide or any Li1d Of weather He has fouss
the desired l)cztien in rorioa OF Bai
Neck beach, which 10 nov owned by Prof
Horsforj Of Boston.
l William Hsddie. from L5zeli. Mas
vas renamed In the polica court at Ser
+ York, Frida7, for term Of ffr-ea dsys -
tia, rsquisition papers may b. ob.siaed 70
his transfer To Boston. Hsdjis. It sp
pears, went {, Boston few days sg, an
robbed boarding house VI gold vascs
and chain a1d $50 in cash, The Bosto,
police raced him TO Se~ York, and Thur
day. on the Bosery. Irspsesof Bryce
men arrested bin. The pawn ticket TO.
vaca snd c5a;n vas fsand apoa him-s
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1t is reported that 1870 lives were los, IN
the cyclone in the Canton Of Nsui ON We'd
ncsday.
Dispatches from Buenos Ayres say that
Mioister OF Finance Lopese and Minister
of War Lsvelle have resigned.
The Lisbon Progressist journal declatc the
AnRlp Pnr uauese sgteeme0t relative To
territory In East Africa is not satisfactory
TO honor and interests Of Portugsl.
The Anslo- Portuguese agreement stpo-
lstes that Portugal cannot transfer sny por-
ton of her duminons south Of the X,inb, ii
without obtaining England. consent,
An explos on occurred Friday In Que Of
the cut houses Of the government powder
mills at Wathsu,, England, Two men
were blown into fragments and several
others injured
A Lordon despatch ssys that Dhuleep
Sinah has been partoned on coniilion that
he renouncc the claim - Isbore. lie ex-
pec's 10 have a part of his dominion re-
turned to him. lie will remain in Europe.
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She VIII Marry the Msu who Shot
Her

Louisville, Ky, Aug. 22.-Pet, Ne
Crsry, who j. the curator of locsl Genre
terry, sho' Annie Stsken the girl whom be
loved. about Ks ago. He was err
gagged II her but she was Try log to j II m.
The shooting was quito tragic McCrary
called OF the girl. and afer short int ?
view, in which be upbrsded her for keel 1R
mpany with another ycung msn. shit fc-
through tac head. He then shot himse
twice. Her death seemed inevitable ard
McCrary was placed under guard. After
lingering near death Ten days Miss Staksu
rallied sni is nov well.
McCyarv's case was called in court yes
tsrdsy and VI $ Sissca was put on the
stand as prosecuting witness She evaded
srd refused To answer all questions, ard
MeCrsry viii probably so tree. While
she had before been trying in every way 10
break her engagement Miss Stskea rev
says Mccrsry has rewou hs r love aad she
will marry him.
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FREE SHOPS.
Lynn Morocco Manufacturers
Will Have Them.
Bu, Very Little Being Done On The Wo'ld's
Fair Business.
No Troops to be Sent Against New
Mexico White csps

=. LINN, Mass, Aug - 1t is now as
sared ,hs, free shops viii be declared by
several Lynn morocco manufacturers by
Monday. Lynch Bros, Of Beverly have
si-eaiy done this Al the meeting of the
association today letter fran Secretary
MeCsry of l., \. 2a25, X. of l., stat.
ing that the manufacturers did no; uR
dersised the apprentice elsuse in the de-
msnd and requesting conference WAS lai.
ssiie without being considered, One of
the largest manufacturers will declare q
free shop MONDAY. The manufacturers
state that no concession whatever will be
male.
Shute and Faulkner have fve green
hands AT work for them In other shops
non uni IN men from the oil shops eres
are a. work finishing, the factories beiu I
partially free shops. Ii. wehbcr pu. on a
seasoning msehine capable of doing the
work of three men today.
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Steamer Cclima at Frisco from Qua
teraia

SAN FKASclsco. Aug. 2l.-The Pacific
mail steamer Colims, which csrrei con
signmt Mt Of firearms seized ty tie Guste-
usla soldiers has arrived here. Her Off
GERS saw Ihe seized arms consisted Of
twenty five cases CT W hester rfi "a ard
twenty five cssss Of csFtr aees, C n.isled
TO Acs Jasts. Salvador. When the steamer
arrived a. San jose the Guatemslsn aBtror
lies boarded her and thfs ened that it tas
arms were not given up the steamer you'd
net be allowed 10 sal. A e5mpromiss was
efeoiei hy which the arms were TO be pst
in light and transferred to the stearer
City of Sidney TO be re'urnsd t1 the ship
psrs at San Francisco. As scon as the
srms had ben put on beard the Ight Al
srmei GusieHslan crew came of IN boat
and Hiade q formal seizure of the hghfei
and its contents. The officers protested
agaius, this brasch Of faith. but the Guste
mslans only%isughei at theza.
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which discount of 80 per cent. Vas al
loved to Wholesale dealers; whereas the
prices in the Spanish Journal we're actual
fgares lie had ,elesrAphsd to the Ann
Areor Manufacturing Company. Arm Ar
bog. Mich, S,uiehaker Bros. South Bead.
lnd-. aud to the Oliver Chilled Picw Co q.
Sos.h Bend. asking whether their prices
were the same 10 American and foreisa
hole sale customers. He received replies
that the prices wefe the same. that 10 dis
tinetion vas made aud ell reports 10 the
contrary were ABSOLUTELY false.
The explanation was not satisfactory TO
Vest. who reiterated come of his previous
statements.
GRAY commented upon the explanation
IS showing the remarkable fac. that manu-
fsetarers Of agricultural implements could
afford 10 sell 10 Wholesale dealer. 80 per
eeat below the price the consumer bad to
pay, and still make profit (''oh no -
from republican Seastors). A plough, he
said. for which tAe consumer paid SIS wss
ssld 10 The vi i, dealer at 81, and be
pres samei al t..AI p-iee the manufacturers
made profit
Stockeridee-"ThAt is a question be-
tween the shoie.aie dealer and the pur-
chaser"
Grsy-'Ii is so according to your own
figures"
Stoekbridge e-..I kno~ it is 50. live
right there and know all about it,
At the close of the discussion which was
carried on without an amendment being
= 4 red to the wood screw paragraph. Me
l'her.on moved 10 reduce the duties fixed
IN i, % 90 per cent. al yalurem. Il lecsei
yeas. 10; nays, ~. A party vote.
Mcpherson moved 10 amend paragraph
l59 (relaling TO wheels of iron or steel) by
reducing the rates of 2 IL cents and ! 3
cents pound to CT n,s and IA cents,
Rejected.
No amendments were offered 10 psrs-
graphs $50 10 iss under heading of Mis-
eellsneous metals and metal msnufsc-
tutes'1. Some committee amendments i,
these paragraphs were agreed 10.
McPherso Offered two amendments 10
paragraph lS9. relating to hrszier copper,
etc, rejected
Psrsgrsph 100, on motion of Aldrich.
Was anne nded 10 read Bullion of gold. sill
ver and other metal rot specially provided
fer, 25 per cent al vaiorem.
No amendments were offered TO para
graphs l9l aud 1872.
Having reached the paragraph as 10 lead
ore. Vest sugge sted that he desired TO dis
cues that question and that il was time to
stop for the day. The Senate after dis
posing of nine pages of the bill. proceeded
10 the consideration of executive busluess
Adjourned at 6.I0.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE wIREs

The snnual carnival AMI illumination on
Lake PeDnesseevxsseev y i'll occur Saturday
evening. Tie Norway band will furnish
music.
A Levi.ton gentleman who has just hesn
visiting Oxford county says that Franklin
PIsrtaIioo IL much excited over the 3isap
pearaaee of Jew peddlsr who had a large
cum of moaev with him. He left team
behini No trace caa be found.
Commelorc Theodore D. Wilson. ehisi
Of the Constrn ton Bureau. Navy Deuxit
meat, Washington. made his frst ofieid
inspection On the Bath Iren Works. vheTs
cruisers 5 and s are beirg Z baiif, on Taurs
day. The exzrin .rio1 was 8 careful GRE
covering shops. faraaces sad all naseais-
cry. rhe results being highly sAsisfscsory
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No Troops To Be Sent Against White
Caps in New Mexico

WAsmNGros, Aug. 22.-The Secretary
of the Interior has sent the following reply
to Gov. Princes request that troops be or
dered into New Mexico to prevent further
out rages by the White Caps. The Presi-
dent will not interfere with troops until it
is demonstrated tha, the Sheriff or United
States Mar,h4l, as the case may require.
is unab q to preserve The peace or TO tcrve
process because of resi.tsnce. The civil
suthorities must act to the extent of their
ability, instructions have been sent to the
law officer. by the Department of Justice.
You will be supported, but you must go to
'he full lerglh of your ability ard trri'o-
rial force first.
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Foal. of 1855, stake, s431.25

A. VI. Gsrcelon, D h The Seer. 5lIl
Anthony Corco-an. hlx Hugo H. 2
Frtd + Perlits, b m Daphne, 223
Frsusln G Sherman, ,eh m Hattie L.. 3 :
Wilism Mason, b Terrsgop, 45i
Z ms-2 p Il; 2 L.; 224l2: 2G
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Election Bill for Next Session

The plan by which the republicans eN'
dcet TO secure thc passage OF the elecliot
bill ne x session is to secure tic written
pledge of a sjo'itv If Senators 10 b. IL
attenda' &C. carry in December and vote ir
favor of a change of rules to permit III,
msjotity 80 fix the time for taking vote
on any me- sure under consideration
Tbs pledge was geBerslly signed BY The
republicans present today, who said the
pledge would be siered by all the member.
of the majority. Il is not asserted that the
Senators will be united in favor of Il,
election bill
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Webb Refuses To Arbiti ate.

Nrw YoEK, Aug. % State Commits
siOner Donovan this afternoon sent letter
to Vice Pre- dent webb and PoVdeIly, n
viiipg them 'o join in conference with .
view 10 settiog the strike by arbitration
Poaderly expressed uil inaness TO compl,
but Webb positively refused arbitration
stating That The passenger service of IT,
company Was regularly peri jrmed arr
that there wss no obstruction TO the freigh
service except lawlss. interference.
Webb, in ar interview. ssys as long h'
holds ti- posi- IN Ia the railroad compan,
he will decile to submi. the question D
dismissal of the employees tn arbi'ra ion
Webb said today that the New York Cen
trail has now 1900 men undsr pay ready Il
take the strikers plsces ard lie has tn
names Of as many more whom he can csl
on il wanted.
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American Capital Beiog Invested IN
Jamaica.

Nrw YORK, Aug. 22.-While Enel sh
syndica'cs are busy securing American in
dusrirs, an American syndicate has been
Quieily at work in one of the English colj-
MICS. The island of Jamaica is the object
of the American capitalists. They began
opt ptrstions three years ago, but the news
did not lesk out beyoad the shores of ia.
ma'ca for many months. London heard o.
it first. but New York is OF " now get ing
the details. Jamaica is very wealthy Is
lard 1t abounds in tropical fruit ard
coffee ard is the home Of that famous bev-
erage. Jamaica rum. 1t has r population
Of SEQ 900, and most of its citizens are
people Of means.
The syndicate began operations by en-
desy yoring 10 purchase the Jamaica railroad
whith wss owned by the government The
government officials finally consented to
sell. provided the people shonld vote favor
ably On the mstter a a special election to
be held accordiag 20 law.
The length of the island of Jamacia is
III mile 5, and it is a. miles wida. The
Ioid when The Americans began negotis-
tons WIS six'y miles up and down the
length of the i-ijnd with a branch that
ran nearly across the is'aud. distance of
forty miles The man line started at
both ends of jamaica. and ran about thirty
mi.es in each direction. There 1t stopprI
bee ause il was confronted BY enormous
mountains, over which j, was impossibl
TO pass, and ts tunnel, which seemed out
of the question.
The Americans, however, guaranteed 10
get over or through the mountains sni cln-
nee. the two ends of the road so thst direct
and quick communication eoul be had
from enc ind of the leland to the ether
Bonds were to be issued a1d the American
purchasers were to pay ile interest on
those bon1s sni finally redeem them.
Perdir Il j. redemption, the bonds wen
to remain in the hsnis Of the government
as $, curty. This was all in addition to
the half million of cash which the govern
ment Il maDicl.
The railroad is being rapidly pushed and
is nearing completion. II has proved \
perfect honsuza. The profits sre enor
NOUS ard it is understood that the owner.
have made enough since it passed into
their hands to pay them back tbs half mil
lion dollars they originally gave, and also
~ take care Of the annual interest on tbs
bonds.
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Plremsp and switchmsn Strike 1t Chi
Business Tied Up

fHTcAco. Aug. 23.--t'l the frenen and
.pi'chmsn employed b. the Union stocs
Yard Switching Assoc slion vent on 8 str k.
for higher wages this morning at boo0
Forty engines having fwo men each, vess
lying idle a: the Attn stree: yar, il conse
qustes Of the strike. lz0 sSitchmen als
are Idle The switch NJ OF transfer sys;eo
il the lx-2ess in the eoustry, a. the sssocis
,icn does sil the work for the immens
packing houses at the yards. consequent,
ell .ork at the packing honses 10 st . ssani
still. The tracks a-e HIsed With immens.
trains Of fresh meat which we're destnes
for oct 'ide points.
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Thus il is seen that one hundred million
feet Of lnmhrr 5 yearly cnt in the foTests
Of Afopstook largely by Provincial opera
ive4 ard iosttd eown our rivers AMI away
10 for, ixn mills - be marufsciu'ei Could
this vast sm6 MT of lumber ue manufactured
pr our own soil and shipped by rsil over a
dir e, lire Of rsiirosd. businefs would be
Dsttbiisbt which would tend to dsveloTs
che rnexamIl-d resources of this gre
county, ard sdl untold wealth to the good
STATE of Maine. As he business is now
carried on. Aroostook Is 7me shst in the
position Of tlip young man who asked to
accompany 8 younk lady home from an
even NJ meeting and, On teiog refused,
asked If he could lit on the fencs and see
her 20 bv. The Pee PIE of Afoostook nov
have ttr lrtvile = OF sitting on the bark of
he rissr ard seeing this vast amount of
lumber the product Of the forests of the
couury. "gb by" t, enrich foreigi capital
lists sui build up Provincial cities.
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Not Much Beips Done Towards The
Worlds Fair.

CHlcAoo. Aug. 22.--fhe Herald sums
up the Fair .iiustion ed;torialiy in this
wise: "it was confidently believed and ex-
peeted that at their meeting on Tuesdsy
the directors of the Fair would scoom-
p'ish great deal OF important business.
This expectation WAS no, realized Up TO
date the directors have not found site for
The Fair; they have not taken any step
toward selecting engineers or architect.
slecuicians, landscape designers or special
skill for any purpose. They have taken
no st p toward inviting plans or designs fUr
buildings. All they have done up 10 da'e
is--ncthlpg
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B.LriaoRK, Aug. 22.--The saloon keep
ers, TO whom tie ral nzs Of the High Ii.
eenfe Commissioners are 70. satisfactory
have hesn making it warm for that body.
sni the Commissioners have been constant
ly obiized 20 1gh. for their decisions in the
courts. The entire Board vas cited into
court for contempt, on the complaint OF
counsel for Mrs. Msrra,et Chilis, saloor
keeper. who claims tha, the Board pssstd
an order revokiag her license after writ
of injunction had been served Up,n the
Bosrd enjsiainins anr action on their part.
The members Of the Board elaim that theil
sction vas in accordance vi the law, ane
think they will be npheh BY the conr: i
| this case ss in others.
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Fire at Portsm outh.

PoETsaorrB. y H., Aug. 9Th,
barn belong NJ to the Portsmouth Machine
Coupsny VA. discovered o FIRE tonigh, a.
lI.20 O'Clock. The fame. communicated
10 the large .foFeh9u'e aad eoDp,ny's lsrg,
4 dJuble sellinz h5ass occapied by Mrs
La I. Gray. The FIRE is nov under con
trI The barn ard contents Of the store
house are an esfre lyss. The roof ant
Outside Of the 4rel!inz house are b.dI,
damaged. The loss i. esimstei q, fron
81 500 to s2 500. Laurel.