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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-29
THE rrMEs-R1CHMoND vA WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 49, 1890

gone, think il deserves 10 be enacted int
law. and expect 10 use my influence 10 Sc
cure lis passage"
MAJOR POE.
1.-The present force Of volunteers IS .,
great assistance 10 the police system sau
Chief Of Police John Poe. Jr., ana nav
never felt the slightest dread at an upris-
ing, because | knew I could get tneit as
sistance in thirty minutes. AS soon as 'ney
hear the fifteen raps they assemble AZ tne
ArmOry. AS far as | know the ohces are
all they should be-"
FAVORABLE REPORT.
The senate subcommittee In charge OF
the hin will report il fayorably TO the CON-
mittee on General Laws this morning,
with amendments. and 1t may be subse-
auentlv during the day reported 70 the
senate One OF the amendments 20 be pro-
posed looks 20 the consolidation Of the posi-
lions OF inspector general and adjutant
general.
DELEGATES TO THE y. g.. A.
The National Guard Association Of the
United states, Of which General George w;
Wingate. Of Sew York, is president, VIII
meet on Wednesday, the 9Th sfFebruary' a,
Wflard's Hotel. in Washington. GENERA
Charles j. Anderson is n member OF the
executive committee, and will be present;
The following, upon the recommendation Of
the military board, have been selec.eu
delegates TO the meeting: Major =. a.
Nash. of Norfolk, Of the Fourth Regiment
General Dabney II. Maury, Colonel 10 Lane
stern: Captain George A. Murshoack' OF
the Alexandria Light Infantry; captain W
". Lewis. Ofthe POcahontas Guard.
The association is striving TO secure from
Congress an increase in the Appropriation
10 the military.
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re- At called communication OF
PLkASANTS LODGE No. 63. A.. r. aud A
NJ, held IN Masonic Temple ai Roanoke, Va
January Goth 1880 the following resolutions
were adopted by stasdmg vote:
Whereas, 10 has blessed the upreme Arch
ltect OF the universe. In His wisdom 10 re-
move from our midst without warning, our
late esteemed friend and brother, HENRY
GIBSON; therefore be 10
Res0lued. That we bow with submission 20
HIS supreme command. Nevertheless. our
hearts are filled with profound sorrow. and
we regard bis death rs an irreparable loss 20
our fraternity and community. our esteem
I'd brother possessed the essential elements
Of a true man always regulating his conduct
according 70 the laws and toncts Of our Ma
sonic institution, thereby exhibiting the life
OF an exemplary Mason.
Res0ired That these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes OF the lodge, and "a COPY be
sent 10 his widow and family, and also 90 the
Roanoke and Richmond papers for publics-
ton. W. BUDW ELL,
r. l.. WOOD
LEIGH BUCkNFR
Committee.
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The most elaborate production Of Shakes
peare's Twelfth Night that has ever beer
given in this country will be- given at the
Academy Of Music tonight by the Marie
Wainwright Company. Miss Wainwright
IL too well known in this city 10 need any
praise as an actress, as she is one OF our
greatest fayOrites, and is also a near rcla-
tive 10 one Of our most prominent families.
The management Of the Academy deserve
especial praise for their energy in produc-
Ing such an expensive revival. as Richmond
is the only city Of its size, with the eXcep-
ton OF Norfolk, that Miss Wainwright ap-
pears In this season. The artist who has
been entrusted with the construction OF the
soegory is Mr.. Charles Graham. IL requires
several oays 10 transport the scenery from
one town % another, and II is safe 10 say
that those who wipcss this performance
will not be disappointed. The engagement
will conclude With next Saturdays matt
nee.
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THE NEW SAVINGS BANK.
Its Charter Granted In the Circuit Court
The Names of Its Officers.

A charter for the Security Savings Bank
was granted by Judge Welliord, of the Cir.
cult Court, yesterday. Power is given the
corporation 10 conduct general banking
business in connection with an insurance
agency, and to 10 all things appertaining
thereto.
The capital stock Of the company shall
not be less than 100000 divided into shares
OF 500 each, with the power TO increase the
same 10 $4,000 in the future, provided a
two thirds vote Of the stockholders request
il. The bank may also hold real estate ne
cessary in the conduct Of the business.
Mr.. r. A. Catlin il president Of the bank ;
Mr.. J.. X. Gordon, Vice-president, and Mr..
William A. Price, cashier.
The directors are Messrs. Clay Drewry,
Louis Borchers, Norton X. Savage, David
A. Ainslie. A. Bargamin, Preston Cooke, :.
Dabney Crenshaw, Charles II. Hogan, T..
W. Gates, =. Whtlock, Allan Talbot
Thomas +. Jeiiress, l.. A. Catlin, James r.
Gordon, and Thomas D Neal, lr.
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WILLS. Died. January 2sih. al the resi-
deuce Of General 4. NJ. Logan. Richmond,
Va. Mrs. NJ. WILLS, IN the eighty third year
Of her age.
HALLl-Died. at the residence Of Mr. J. ID.
Whitlock. Darlington street. ". ". HALL.
The funeral VIII take place TOMORROW
uhursoay) EVENING az $3.50 O'Clock.
GRIFFIN.-Dled. IN Galveston. Texas. jan
uary 10Th. 1890. JAMES 4. GRIFFIN, son OF
the late Edmund Griffin, deceased. and
brother Of Maurice j. Griffin, aged lorty-one
years
brothers residence, No. go north Seven
teenth street, HIS WEDNESDAY. January
29th, 40 3 o'clock T.. NJ. Friends and &C
quaintances are invited % attend.
LOHMANN. oiled, January Goth. at her
residence, No. 739 north Fourth street. Mrs.
ANGELA LOHMANN. widow Of T.. ". H..
LOhmann.
Funeral from ST. Mary's Catholic Church
THIS WEDNESDAY At 3 o'clock. Friends
and acquaintances Invited % attend.
EENGLEKING Died. January 2sth. at
her residence. 625 north Sixth street. at 800
a. NJ, Mrs. OJISA EEN6LEkING. wife Of
August Eengleking, In the hftieth year Of
her age.
The funeral will take place from 81. Peters
Cathedral TODAY at 10 o'clock. Friends
invited 70 attend
No flowers.
Alas tlat one so dearly loved
should from our hearts Dee torn.
Those precious words that sweetest smile,
That counsel best when most fOrl0n,
We have lost. This sorrow 20 boar
VIKINGS our hearts with pain.
one saint more In Heaven We have:
Her prayers viii be our gain.
ReQucscdi 10 pace.
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Order lion Hall.

Local Branch, 3l3, Iron nan, '1s.a,i n
Az d9a Hall. ,iosepb III. Beckman, chief JUS
tice, Joseph stumpf, vice chief justice; JOIN
: Rady, accountant; Joseph c. schultz
adiuster; c. Germelman, prelatei Dr.
#. Oppenheimer. medical examiner; Mr.
W. W. owen is retiring chief justice. Ih'
trustees are +. A. Stumpf, Thomas \
Eendler Chris Goldback.
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A GENTS WANTED. - WE HAVE
IL an original plan in dealing with our
agents, which the greatly appreciate. We
furnish Them with any quynlity or our Gaia
logues, with their names printed ON each as
exclusive agents for their county.
Agents have merely 10 see that the cata-
logues are properly distributed. and the re-
suit Is marvellous. An agent in this way can
also establish large mall trade.
tull particulars mailed on receipt OF four
cents in stamps.
LESTER. PAYNE & Co,
Ja2j-LNW I'm Battle Greek, Mich.
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A Letter Carrier DISCHARGED.

Mr. w. Il. Joyner. who had a mounted
letter-carrier route in the county, was dis
charged yesterday from the postOffice. Mr..
Joyner stated that the discharge was due TO
bis refusal 10 obey an order from Superin-
tendent Of Carriers Stoyert 10 leave bis route
and 10 instruct new appointee, Guimpil-
lon- Republican, in regard 20 another
route. Mr.. Joyner has been connected with
the postofhce four years,
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a nIcbmond Man. Death i'm TEXAS.

The remains Of Mr.. James L. Griffin, who
died at Galveston, Texas, last Monday
night. arrived in Richmond yesterday, and
the funeral will take place to-day at 3
O'Clock p. NJ, from the residence OF his
brother. Mr.. Maurice J. Griffin. Mr.. Grit
fin was born in Richmond and has lived in
Texas about twenty-One years. He was
forty-one years old and connected with the
Dolice force of Galveston.
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Pardoned by the Governor.

Governor Mckinney pardoned yesterday
J. :. Tune, who was convicted last April IN
Pittsvlyania county for malicious shooting,
and sentenced 70 one year in the peniten-
tiarv. Tune was under the influence OF
drink when the act was committed. The
pardon was recommended by Judge Cole
who sat in the case, and Commonwealth
Attorney Rison, who prosecuted the pris-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-29

Mrs. Louisa Engelking, the wife Of Mr..
August Engelking, died yesterday after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock. at her husbands resi-
dence, No. 62j north Sixth street, in the
fftieth year Of her age. Mrs. Engelking
was Of kind and gentle disposition and her
death is greatly lamented by her many
friends. The funeral will take place from
II. Peters Cathedral this morning at 10
O'Clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-29

Messrs. Kennon, Gray & Co.
SIRs:-The administration OF the Live
dor OF the Universal Exposition, has
awarded you the diploma cOmmemora-
tive Of the Universal Exposition Of 1889. In
comforting the diploma upon your i'm
perishable symbol Of the labors that you
have undergone, we desire 10 perpetuate
the memory Of the lawful recompenses and
Of the deserved success that you goods
have obtained in this immense international
assembly, festival Of industry, intelligence,
and Of peace 10 which all people Of the
world have contributed. Accept, sirs, the
assurance Of my most distinguished con-
sideratlon, the director. j. BEREIN.
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STATE BOARD OF eDUCATIoN's
Consideration of Contests For superin'eh-
dsnfs.

The State BOARD Of Education met ves'el,
day AT O'Clock Z. IA. for the purpose vi
considering the appointments for COUNTY
superntendents Of schools, where con'e'''
have arisen. .e Nil
The contested case in the county on nid d
dlesex, between the incumbent, Mr.; hyisno
and DR.. Christian, was disposed Oh, anu ~
suited in the appointment OF Dr. OhriS'i""
10 succeed Mr.. kyland. e.. ,ha
The board will meet again to-uay ."' nan.
Vile in which quite spirited contest has
arisen between Mr.. Randolph, the incum-
bent. and Captain Duncan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-29

NOTICE.-ISHALL APPLY go IHh
~ Board OF Directors of fnn lteln0lI ..l
Danyillo Railroad Company nf l.. II.
NEWAL or CtHllflCAIl $500. l.'.i
said Company, standing DID tIH uim0 .s
MACK A. MOSELEl. the original having
been lost or mlslaid. A. D.Illfl,i
Executor Mack A. MoseIey, deceased.
del l-Wdgm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-29

VIII YOU heed the warning 1.-THE signal, per-
hans. OF the sure approach Of that more terri
BILE disease, Consumption Ask yourselves
II YOU can afford for the sake Of saving 80
cents. 20 run the risk and DO nothing for o..
We know from experience That Snll0h's Cure
will cure your Cough. IL never fails. This
explains why more than Million Of Bottles
were sold the pasl year. IL relieves Group
and Whooping Cough az once, Mothers, DO
not be without 10. sample bottles free. Sold
by BOdeker Brothers and n. VI. shields & Co.,
corner Of Fifth and Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-29

| he 4 MFKINAN IAHD GAME.-
Il "PRtSlDkNIs" Price 30 cents. This
game Is rapidly taking the place OF Pedro
ana Euchre for All progressive card parties
ana IN order that 10 may be popular in price
as well as In public iayOr. We have issued a
special advertising edition at D cents. This
edition Is as perfect and complete as the 90
cent edition, but somewhat cheaper. pres
idents' Is endorsed by ministers, teachers,
and everyone. It is entirely different from
the commonplace games usually offered. 10
oilers the most opportunities for skilllul
plays, and is the most scientific and interest
ing of ali games. Agents can make money.
Exclusive agency given. LE-IER PAYNE
CO., Battle Broek. Mich. ja26-D&WIm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-29

As Mr. Mannihan, a dairyman Of Ches-
terfeld, was crossing the many tracks Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway on Ninth
street, between Cary and Canal streets, a
heavy freight train coming up from the dock
struck bis horse and wagon at the Canal
street track, causing slight injuries 10 horse
and wagon. Mr.. Mannihan was driving,
and undertook 10 cross the track ahead OF
the approaching train, and as his horse
stepped upon the track he became I'M
manageable and would 20 neither forward
nor back. The engineer used every effort b.
20 stop his train, but was too close upon the
team 10 avoid striking il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-29
A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE

To WHOM m MAY CoScERN.
have qualified as the nlm.n.sirf.. .
Wilson Monroe. decreased. OI ilNun.Y county
All persons indebted o. che fslItHHl n.I..
immediate payment. and al persons NIt
ctalms against tle estate VIII present I..
same Tor payment t0 me or my c.uns H
II. Beyeridge.
JULIUS BNAlIliAN.
Administrator ~ Wilson Monr|.
Oh capitol strest. lucumlni. fI.
ia2D-lawiw
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A Letter from Rev. }. Il. Hawthorne, Of
Atlanta, Ga.

Letter from Rev. j. II. Hawthorne, oil
Atlanta, Ga.
Thousands Of my Southern friends know
what sufferer from catarrh have been.
Six months ago, by the advice Of my ply.
sicians, gave up the pastOrate. / have
used two bottles Of Kings Royal Germe.
teur," and while / cannot say that | am
completely cured, | do affirm that il has 50
far relieved me experience no pain nor
discomfort.
feel II 10 be my duty 10 say also that the
effects Of this remedy upon my wife have
been even more signal and wonderful. She
has been almost a lifelong invalid from
nervous headache, neuralgia and rheuma-
tism. In period Of thirty years she has
scarcely had days exemption from pair
she has been using " Germeteur" about two
months. a more complete transformation
have never witnessed. Every symptom
Of disease has disappeared. She appears 10
be twenty years younger, and is happy and
playful as a healthy child. We have per-
suaded many Of our afflicted friends to take
the medicine, and the testimony Of all Of
them is that it is a great remedy.
J. b. HAWTHORNE.
Atlanta, Ga, JU'y l2th, 1889.
For sale by all druggists.
Price, $3.50 per bottle.
OWENS 4 MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
Opposite Postofice, Richmond, Va.
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Full-dress suits, all sizes, At Henry
Cohen's, Fourteenth and Main.
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NIrHM0Nu, va IIuuHII y I'D
| HAVE APPOINTED G.. r. AM-
Il MONS my agent iO conduct business DID,
No 10 NORTH lWtniy-lffl .tf.rt Richmond
Va, 90 bay and sell Tor cash only.
la28-D2W en-. COLLINS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-29

For this malidy take that old-fashion
remedy Of our mothers, Syrup Of Pure Pine
Tar. Horehound and Wild Cherry-Dr.
Dayid's Couch Syrun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-29
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

The insurance agents wish to impress
you with the fact that besides the few
above mentioned articles there are thous-
snds Of fzer suits aud oyercoats, silk and
satin lined. made by the finest custom tail
or, including handsome chldren's suits
and oYercOats, as we'll As fine pantalOOns.
made by hrst-class hands and workman
ship, are included in this immense sale.
Every man and woman within one hundred
miles Of Richmond should visit this Great
Boston Fire sale Of Clothing which will
continue for ten days only. DO not stay
away for fear OF not getting waited
upon, as twenty-five statesmen will
be here 10 serve you for this wonderful
event. "COme, rain or shine" Get your
dollars and pennies together, as here's a
chance Of lifetime TO secure clothing at
less than half cost to manufacture. During
this great sale Of clothing" sales-rooms
remain open till =. NJ. Saturdays till II
=. NJ. Country merchants will do well to
visit this great sale. Look for sign and
number: "Great Boston Fire sale OF Cloth
ing, No. 1913 east Main street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth. Richmond, Va"
Make no mistake. No auction: private sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-29
VAIL WALL VAIL
Keen Your Eve on Day and Date

In consequence Of the "Great Bedford
street Fire Of Boston, Mass, Of November
18th last" where the front portion only Of
i've entire floors Of one Of the largest man
ufscturing clOthieTs was ablaze, 10000
worth Of Mems, Boys and Children's cloth
ing. consisting Of fine suits and OYercOats,
have been saved and untouched, and the
entire stock has been ordered by the aboard
Of underwriters 10 be removed 70 Richmond.
Va. and the immense building No. 1918
east Main street, between Twelfth and Ihir-
teenth. has been rented at an enormous eI-
pense for this 'Great Fire Insurance sale
Of Clothing" AS all goods are appraised
at 33i6c. on the dollar OF manufacturers
cost, this wonderful sale will enable the
people Of this city and surrounding coun-
try TO buy their clothing for "almOst moth
ing The entire stock must be sold and
turned into money 10 effect an immediate
settlement Of insurance policies. We will
swing open the doors for this great sale At
the above mammoth building this, "Satur-
day morning, February LIST, at . A. NJ.
prompt, and continue for ten days, and ten
days only"
Follow these prices closely. Here's how
they'll 90:
&c, mems good working pants, worth
$3.50; Csc. buys better ones, ten styles, worth
$3.50; sl.ls for fine cashmere pants, really
worth $500; Sl.9s buys strictly all-wool
pants, worth $3.50. just think OF it sos
takes choice Of plaids or stripe mems suits
all sizes, worth yli; S39S buys splendid
mems suits (all 10 match), twenty-five styles.
worth Sl3; SJ.17 for good business cheTiot
suits, really worth SIS; SCI buys fine wide
wale-wOrsted suits for dress, in cutavays
or sacks, worth SIG; s7.29 for extra fine
dress suits, cost % manufacture SIS; SS.9s
special quality (satin faced), black Prince
Albert dress suits, and tine black cheViots,
worth s23. just think Of it-s3.9S takes
elegant kersey 0yercoats, all col0rs, worth
S12; 1895, tine worumbO beaver or chin
chilla oyercoats, really worth sl4; S6.l9, fine
custom-made melton OF worsted oyerc0ats
worth $1,000. Just think Of it, Here you
will see 81 cents boys long pants worth $3.50
and $500; splendid children's suits, ali
ages, IS cents and 800 children's plated
school suits will 90 for Sl.39, but really
worth $3.50 and $500; boys long pants suits
for s2.9s with 1000 pair knee pants while
they last, II cents per pair, and many other
such bargains.
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sh,,oh,s conumpt,on Cure.

This Is beyond question the most su SUI
f,I Cough Medicine we have ever soiu. ~
fe,v doses Invariably cures the worst cases OF
Cough. Group and Bronchitis while us W., wop IL
derfrll success I'm the cure Of Consumption -
without parallel I'm the history OF ',,i
since its frst discovery 70 has been soid o, u
euaranfee. a test which no Their medicine can
stand. III you have a Cough. we tnrnsssy
ask Won 10 try 10. Price 80 cents ana e.
sample bottles free. sold by Bodeker bt iYt.,
ers and n. NJ. shields & Co, corner Oh fi'n
and Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-29

Elegant satin-lined full-dress suits at
Henry Cohen's, Fourteenth and Main.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-29

Bills presented and REFEREED BY Mr. Rob
erts (by request)' For The relief OF George
~ Whitaker. Of Giles county, from the pay
tnent M "A line Of $3.50 imposed on him at
me ~epiegnber term for unlawful shooting.
By Mr. Turner: TO authorize The owners
"A llizabcth lsark, in Princess AnBe couR-
~. 10 control Us water front and riparian
ownership.
By Mr. johnson: 70 incorporate the
Northwest and southeast Railroad C0mpa-
ny.
By MIR. Ymneils Petition Of citizens Ol
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-29

FOR WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY ',..
PREDiCIEDTiME STANDARD o.
HIGH TIDE AT
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STATE or rnErnoMrrs,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-29

The discipline Of the First Virginia Regi-
ment is as good as il was twelve months
ago, and It's efficiency is better" said Colo
mel Henry C.. Jones, the officer in command.
There are only four officers and
eighty men less. The equipment Of
the companies IS now very thorough
and the expenditure per annum Of
about 500 10 each company, will keep
the equipment in order for some time 10
come. have only been in command since
October last, but | can say that in 1855 the
only stores supplied 10 the regiment were
some blankets. bags, hayersacks, canteens.
and few cartridges and spare parts for
rifles"
In 1850 the regiment received very few
storcs-only few belts, cartridge boxes.
and reyOlyers, for field and stah. The total
amount for the two years was about $500.
The actual expense OF maintaining a CON-
pany is about $500 year. This is from
actual figures taking a series Of five cOnse-
cutile years as basis"
In regard 10 the bill before the Legisla-
turc. Colonel Jones said &" believe II will
be Of incalculable benefit IL provides for
thorough organization Of the volunteer
system in all branches. The administra-
ton Of the service would be less expensive
under its operation than AZ present. For
instance, officers Will not have 10 travel so
much IN order 10 undergo eXaminati0n-we
can use local inspectors. 10 will increase
the military force in efficiency and numeri-
cally, too. for as soon as YOU make the force
more efficient you have less difficulty in re-
cruiting. II also provides for a system Of
military courts, which we are very much in |
need Of, and which we have not now and |
also for a system Of rifle practice, which is !
very important and needful. The bill also |
reyises the method Of the enrolment Of the
militia, which is a statute requirement.
The present statue is very cumbersome,
and divides the State into districts, and
'reates great many officers 10 make an
sprolIment In the bill pending the plan il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-29

Mr.. Downing moved ts suspend the rules
and TO take up out Of It's order House bill,
80. 29. which provides that the code be 81
amended rs 20 authorize the Governor Ia
..ssiQD 10 The use of the Atiorney-General a
,,,oln in the Capitol for his office, or II this
l,e NOT practicable 90 authorize the Attorney
General % rent ma Office at rental not ex-
seeoding 400 per anrilm.
The rules were suspended.
SIR. Downing explained that the object OF
fhe sll was 10 change the provision OF the
code 10 what Il was before the last revision,
The Office now occupied by the Attorney
General. he declared, Is not worthy Of the
dignity OF the high office, and he urged
amt the measure De advanced 10 its en-
.s.ossmenl and third reading.
Mr.. Peters thought the reasons given for
the oassage OF This bill indicate very
sironrly tie necessity for new state CAPT
toi. he was of opinion that none Of the
Offices occupied by our state officers are
worthy the dignity OF the Commonwealth.
lie. however, opposed this bill, as the state
+ n0w financially embarrassed.
The bill was engrossed 70 be- read third
time.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-12-24
A Good Suggestion.

The Sacramento Bee remarks:
If the preachers of this city really
desire to fiDd out and expose the
people in Sacramento who sustain
baguois and thus assist in fasten-
ing prostitution upon the promi-
nent streets of our fair capital,
let them look over the assessment
lists and see to whom the property
is assessed, and they will find who
are making the great profits from
the wages of sin. Then let them
look over the assessment books
showing the ownership Of property
in Chinatown, and let them make
a list of owners of houses there,
wherein are located the vile bag
nois and gambling dens. II such
search bring them up with a
sharp jolt against any Of their
prominent Pensioners, or even a
deacon or two, let them not faltsr
"Hew to the line, let the chips fall
where they may!"