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TOKEN OF APPRECIATION.
Gold Medal to Be Presented to the UOited
States bv Brazil

New YORK, Nov. 27.-Admiral da Silvi-
era of the Brazilian Navy and his staff. es-
eorted by Rear-Admiral Walker of the
United States Navy, started for Washing
ton to-day The Brazilian Admiral's mis-
sion is to present to President Harrison the
gold medal sent to him by the Government
of Brazil as token of his attitude for the
recognition of tie republic by this Govern
ment.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-Admiral da Sill
veira and staff of the Brazilian Navy,
reached Washington this aftern, on in COM
pany with Rear Admiral Walker aud other
United States naval officers. Tomorrow
afternoon Admiral da Silveira will be enter
Harrison, and will present to the President
gold medal, sent by the Brazilian Govern
ment as token of its appreciation of the
recognition of the Brazilian Republic by the
United States.
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Jrrxs Charged With Murder.

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-At Wynnwood.
!. T., when the roll-call on Tuesday morning
was answered in the COURTROOM at Tishon-
lingo, two petty jurors, Robert Brown and
GiIlie Factor, were arrested and charged
with the murder of William Afbertson, a
Grand Juror. The scene of the murder was
about two hundred yards from the Capitol,
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FIRE IN. MONTGOMERY BLOCK.

Michael Hawkins Badly Burned Whne
Trying to Put It Out.
: The Japanese. curtains in the rooms Of
Michael Hawkins, in Montgomery Block,
took fire at 1 80 A. NJ, by being ignited by a
candle. Mr.. Hawkins, who was absent at
the time of tile alarm, rushed up and tried
to subdue the flames with his overcoat.
and was quite badly burned about the
face, and mad his hands badly scorched.
Box 27 was turned in, and the chemical
engine arrived in time TO put the fire
out. The damage amounted to about
$50. The injuries of Mr. Hawkins were
attended at the Receiving Hospital by DR..
A Y G'Rrinn
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A French Bank Falls.

PARIS, Nov. 27.-The Commercial Trib-
unal has ordered the Banque d'Elat to
into liquidation. Deputy ReyIaud. the
managing director. has absconded and, it is
reported, suicided. He is reported 10 have
gambled heavily in stocks and offered 20 per
cent interest on deposits. The banks liza
bilities are 400, 600 francs.
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IRISH LAND BILL.
Balfour's Measure introduced in the House
of Commons.

baIl0uf7s MeHsure Intruuuceu IN ING HOUSE
of Commons.
LONDON, Nov. 27.-In the Commons to-
day Spencer asked the Government. in view
of the recent financial crisis, to introduce a
bill to amend the bank act by providing for
the issue OF a1 notes.
Balfour introduced an Irish land bill. He
said the Governments policy was the same
as in 1889, but for simplicity the bill had
been cut in half. Both portions. however,
were practically the same as in the bill of
1889. One variation of the present bill from
that of last year was that 1t met In some de-
gree ParnelPs views in regard to the
privilege of purchase. 1t excluded all
purely grazing farms and farms whose ten
ants did not reside on them. In regard to
the increasing power Of local authorities
Balfour said 1t would be absurd to leave to
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SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENTS.
Testing tie Electrical Apparatus for the E,
enptiop oF

Testing tie Electrical Apparatus for the Ex-
ecuIion of Murderer
New YORK, Nov. 27.-1he Worlds Sing
Sing special says: Experiments were made
yesterday with an electric apparatus to be
used at next weeks execution of Joseph
Wood, the colored murderer A current Of
1900 volts was sent through strong, healthy
horse causing instant death. Warden Brush
is greatly pleased with the success of the
experiment. He has no hesitation in as
serting that Woods death will be instanta-
neous and painless. The only question now
is the manner of applying the electrodes.
Two or more tests will probably be made
to settle this point. 1t is rumored the exc
cution will take place Wednesday, but moth
ing is authoritative.
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RAIN AND SNOW.
A Terrific Storm Raging Throughout Europe.
Trains Blockaded.

LONDON, Nov. 27.-A heavy snow-storm
prevails in the channel. A large steamer is
ashore at Folkestone. There is severe
frost and heavy snow throughout Europe.
In Paris the snow is several inches deep.
Many railroad lines in Austria and South
ern Russia have partially suspended opera
tions because of snow blockades.
CARsLBAD, Nov 27.-The damage by
floods is enormous. Hundreds of Sheep
keepers are ruined Hundreds of thousands
of dollars are required for public repairs
alone. A terrific storm is raging on the
Black Sea.
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THE KOCH REMEDY.

The Importation Of Lymph Into France De-
clared Illegal.
PARIS, Nov. 27.-The French Government
will not allow the importation into France
of Koch's lymph. The refusal Of the Gus
toms officials on the frontier to admit the
lymph sent to Pasteur by Koch is based on
the ground that the importation of medi-
cines the composition of which is not
known is Illegal, a law prohibiting such i'm
ports being in existence.
BERLIN. Nov. 27.-The Post publishes a
statement by DIR. Danelius. colleague OF
DR.. Levy, in which he admits that 500
marks was asked and paid for single
paid to Drs. Cornet and Dengel. Koch has
declined to further supply either Levy or
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MANNINGToN (W. Va.), Nov. 27.-The re-
ports of riot here last night, sent out from
Wheeling, were exaggerated. Only one per-
son was injured.
CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-Frank Drake has
filed a bill in the Circuit Court to wind up
the affairs of the Chicago Globe Company
and the appointment of receiver, on a
judgment which remains unsatisfed.
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DUBLIN, Nov. T.-The Freeman's jour
nal suggests that I. 2. O'Connor's return
from America be fastened, and that the
Nationalists wait until he arrives before
taking definite action in the matter Of the
Irish leadership.
1t also says it appears that majority at
yesterdays Nationalist meetings in London
favored the retirement of Parnell.
A movement is on fout to hold meetings
thrO uehout Ireland Sunday next for the
purpose. of expressing confidence in Parnell.
The priests are opposed to the scheme.
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A Divorce Grsnted.

LONDON, Nov. 81. - Lady Conemara,
daughter of Lord Dalhouse, has obtained a
decree Of divorce from Lord Conemara, ex-
Governor of Madras, Tor infdelity and
cruelty.
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A Grant fer pnhlic Works.

PARIS, Nov. 27.-The Chamber of Depu-
ties to-day, by vote of 2S4 to 199. granted a
subvention of 100000 francs for public
works in AMMAN and TonQuin.
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Earneu runS-AII CaIIfOrnIas I. Ihree-Dase MT
Smalley. Twobase hits-Hardie Carroll, Cantillion.
Dooiey, Mcdonald, DUNCAN. Sacrifice hits-D.
Sweeney. DUNCAN. Dooley, Smalley 2, Carroll. Lcng.
T. Sweeney. First base on errors-oaklands 4, Cali
forn!as s. First base on called balls-Oaklands A,
CALIFORNIA; a.. Left on bases-oaslands z, Caifor-
MAS 8. Struck out-By Carsey 3, by Knell 8. Dou-
BILE plays-Dungan to Lohman, L. Sweeney to Car
roll Time of game-l hour and SO minutes. UNI
pire-Chares Gagus.
%P. Sweeney out for being hit by batted ball.
tOne out when winning run made.
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A S,esmer Last.

LONDON, Nov. 27.-The Norwegian bark
Nertunus reports that on Sunday evening
she saw large wpst-bound steamer founder
off DunReness. No trace of the steamers
crew was found
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Church and State,

PARIS, Nov. 27.-The Soir states that the
Pope will shortly make definite statement in
favor of Cardinal Lavigerie's policy of the
union Of church and state, and Papal
Nuncio has requested Bishop Freppel to
cease his extreme opposition to the republic.
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Summoned BY Gould.

New YORK, Nov. &c. II. Fl. Clarke.
Vice President and manager of the Missouri
Pacific, it is said, was last night summoned
from St. Louis bv Gould, but Gould would
not say whether or not the management Of
the Union Pacific system was to be offered
tn him
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San Franciscos .......O o o 8 0-12
yallejos ...............1 U o o . o.
Earned runs-San Frarciscos 5. Three-base hit
Hughes. Two-base hits-Shea, McGuire, Wise. Sac
rifice hits-Shaw, Hanley, Hise. First base
rors-San Francscos 3. vallejo ]. First base on
called 6ai,s-Valletos g. Left on bases-san Fran
Struck Out-By CoughIin 5, by Shaw 4, by
Ssprague g. Hit by pitched ball-lsaacson, Stanford,
balls-Speer /, Farrell 3. Time OF game-1 hour
and 40 minutes. Umplre-Wi liam Kelley.
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"MRS. PARTlNGTON."

The Late b. p. Shilaber, Veteran News
-- paper Humorist.
The late Benjamin p. Shillaber, who died
recently in the metropolis Of New England,
was the humOrist who delighted the news
paper readers Of bygone generation, and
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-28
BUDGET COMMITTEES REPORT.
France Struggling Under the Heaviest Debt

ef Any Country in The World.
PARIS, Nov. 27.-Pelletan presented the
Budget Committees report on the financial
situation of France, showing the estimated
debt of the country to be 80 300. Sl3, 594 francs
nominal capital. and 22,S24, ,043. .609 francs
actual capital; nominal rate of interest 3 43
per cent. and actual 4.62 per cent. "This," :"
continues the report, lis the largest public
debt in the world, but French credit is sufi-
GENTLY solid TO allow French stock being
reckoned as 3 per cents"
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Site o. the Andersonville Prison.

MACON (Ga.l, Nov 27.-The site of the
old Andersonville Prison is cow the prop
erty of E. S. Jones Post. G. "A. R., OF Ma
con: An elegant clubhouse is. to be
erected on the. property, and every point of
special:interest is to be marked by suit
able monument or building.
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FIVE LIVES LOST.

a Steamboat Destroyed by Fire Near Fort
:. Adams.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 27.-The steamboat
T. P. Leathers was burned this morning
near Fort Adams, Miss. The boat and cargo
are a tutsl loss. The chambermad and four
roustabouts, all colored, were lost. The
vessel was valued at $4,000.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-28
The House po.tma.tsrship.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-There are three
candidates for the Postmastership of the
House-Ralph OF Illinois, Lyck of California
and Gray Of the District of Columbia.
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TO EXTEND THEIR TRADE.
A Vigorous Foreign Policy Mapped Out b.
fha nnmininn Gf uarnranf

a Vigorous Foreign Policy Mapped Vut p3
the Dominion Government
New YORK, Nov. 27.-An Ottawa special
says the Dominion Government will shortly
inauguIate vigorous foreign policy as
result of the Mckinley bill. They intend
to establish commercial agencies in the
Southern and Central American States 10
find out the prices Canadian products bring
in those countries, together with the prices
of products they can send to Canada. Re
ports will be published monthly for the
information of merchants, farmers and
manufacturers. In addition the Govern
ment will have regular steam Communication
with the places mentioned and monthly
service to China, Japan and Australia.
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near the highway. When the bodyI was
found the hogs had eaten the face entirely
off. The body was literally hacked to
pieces with knives. When arrested the
their hats also. They stoically denied the
charge.
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Lacked In on susn;c;o,.

TRENTON (N. J.), Nov. PA man claim
ing to be Henry Elders, eldest son of Lord
Elders of the Strand, London, is locked up
here on suspicion of being bogus check
manipulator who has been wanted for some
time by the Trenton police.
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A COMPLETE SURPRISE.
The Belgian Prime Minister Moves to Ex-
tend The Elec,nral Franchise.

TEND The E.tctoraI Franchlse,
BRUssELs, Nov. 27. = Jansen, Radical,
to-day introduced a bill providing for the
extension of the electoral franchise. This
action was complete surprise. Its discus
sion is favored by the Government. The Rad
icals We're greatly elated, and the workmen,
who intended to inaugurate general strike
as part of universal suffrage movement,
have decided to remain at work. The
streets tonight are thronged with people
and the rejoicing is general.
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Rnaina.s Rlnek pnrnaa

RAYviLLE Ua.), Nov. pa fire this
morning consumed nearly all the main busi-
ness block of the town of North Vicksburg.
The Shreveport and Pacific. Railroad lost
$4,000.
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Sale Of a Yalra hla Hnrsa.

LEXINGTON (Ky.), Nov. CIV. c. France
& Son of this county have bought OF Stan
hope Bros. of Kinsman. Ohio, the eight
year-old bay stallion Allie Wilkes for
500. COO
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A sensible memorial will be that dedicated
to Wiike Collins. 1t will consist of a small
library of choice fiction, to be prcsentad to
the Peoples Palace in London. Fifteen hun
dred dollars has already been raised for this
purpose.
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HAMMER AND RATCHET.

Fatal Fight Between Man aud Wife Over
D,mestic Troubles
ATcHIsoN (Kans.), Nov. 27.-George Wes-
ton and wife fought over domestic troubles
last night. Weston used hammer and his
wife a hatchet, with which they raine1
blows on each others head and shoulders.
The wife is now dead and Weston terribly
= mi ra1
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Fire at St Paul.

ST. PAUL, Nov. PA fire in Powers
dry-soods company's building to-day caused
damage to the extent of $150.000; fully in
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FOOTBALL AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Fatal Accident. to Member of the Victorious

Team.
: INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 27.-The Butler
eleven defeated the Purdue University in
game of football to-day, winning the State
championship. The victorious team, to Gel
ebrate tonight, made the rounds of the city
in tally-ho coach. The king bolt of the
vehicle broke, and the occupants were pre-
cipitaied to the ground. One was fatally
and five painfully injured.
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Business Failure.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 27.-B. K. Brockington.
dealer in general merchandise at Hillsboro.
Tex. assigned yesterday to representative
of Chaflin & Co., New York. Liabilities
S9S,000. assets not filed.
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The Bank of France

PARIS, Nov. 27.-The weekly statement of
the Bank of France shows an increase in
gold Of 275.G00 francs and decrease in silver
of /, $50, 0O0 francs.
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LONDON, Nov. 27.-Advices from Buenos
Ayres are to the effect that the financial
situation there has improved.
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Argentine Finances,

SYDNEY, Nov. 27.-Bubear of England
and Matterson of Australia to-day rOwed
q Sculling race for e100 side. Bubear won.
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BURIED ALIVE.
Three Boys Killed by the Caving Of Sand.
bank.

bank.
ATLANTIC Qowa), Nov. 27.-Willie and
Millard Fatty, aged 9 and years respec-
lively, and Fred Hawley. aged years, were
killed to-day by the caying-in of an aban-
doned sand-bank in the western part of the
city. where five or six small boys were dig
ging tunnel. An alarm was given by The
boys who escaped, and many men were
soon at work. The bodies of the three un-
fortunate boys were recovered in twenty
minutes, but life was gone.
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AT VALLEJO.

The San Frnneiscos Have an Easy Time
With the Local Team.
VALLEJO, Nov. 27.-The San Francisco
team of the California League came up here
to-day and played the local team, winning
the game without any great exertioD. Fol-
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Charges Against a Missing Broks,

WEsTCHEsTER Pa.). Nov. IA suit has
been brought against John r. Baker, the
stock-operator. who disappeared Thursday
last; to recover $4,000 belonging to the
estate of Charles III. Baker, which he is al
legged to have appropriated.
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Cold Weather.

SARANAo LAKE On. ", Nov. 27.-It is
zero weather here. All the lakes ani ponds
in the Adirondacks are frozen over.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-28

The nineteenth birthday of Ex-Governor
Merriwether of Kentucky has just been cell
ebrated. He was Governor Of New Mexico
under Franklin Pierce.
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UNDER WATER.
Foods Add to the suff,rings Of tn, Irish Peas
antry.

DUBLIN, Nov 27.-The river Shannon
has Overflowed its banks at Athlone, and
the town is submerged. Hundreds of acres
of farm land are under water and the crops
are destroyed. A large number Of cattle
has periShed
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-28

The Anarchists of Chicago held meeting
to denounce Mrs. Frank Leslie, who ex-
pressed her opinion lately that all Anarch-
lists should be shot
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Wholesale Arrests.
Jackson Sails fer America.

CoNsTANTINoPLE. Nov. 27-Twenty Ar.
menian officials and scare of others have
been arrested at Ismid for conspiracy.
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FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.

Three Men Killed and Four Others Injured at
a Ssw-Mill Explosion.
SCOTLAND Ca, Nov. 27..--The boilers of
Acker's siw-mill exploded this morning,
killing three men and injuring four.
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CAt,ARRh

Is constitutional and not local disease and.
therefore 1t cannot he cured by local applications
1t requires constitutional remedy like Hoods
Sarsaparilla. which, working through the blood
eradicates the impurity which causes and promotes
the disease, and effects permanent care. Thou
sands of people testify TO the success of Hoods
SarsapariIa a remedy for eatarrh when other
preparations had failed.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-28

Lord Lyttop has written a novel in French
said to be one of the very best OF his works.
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DILLON TALKS

ELMIRA, Nov. 27.-DilloD and Harrison,
the Irish parliamentary ENJOYS, spent the
day in this city and started early this even
ing for Cincinnati. The Gladstone-Parnell
episode cast gloom over then, and it was
evident that their spirits were not rs buoy
ant as they were few days ago. Dillon
said the situation is a grave one. but uoth-
ing has occurred to alter the rights or
wrongs of the Irish cause. In regard to the
course to be pursued to meet Gladstone $
objections to Parnell the visitors intimated
that no matter how much love and abiding
faith is still reposed in the Irish leader the
"grand old man" has the key to the situa-
tion and his wishes must be respected.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

SYDNEY, Nov. 27-Peter jackson sailed
for America on the Marip0sa to-day.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-09-25
HOM's Your Wife2

Does she feel poorly all the time, suffer
from lack of energy and general mo
account" listless excavation? She needs a
tonic. Something is wrong with her blood
Run for doctor? Not at all, my dear sir.
Get her bottle of p. p p. (Prickly Ash,
Poke Root and Potassium) the very best
woman's regulator and tonic extant. 1t
reaches the source Of trouble quietly and
qnickly, and before you know your wife
will he another woman. and will bless the
kind fate that brought P. p P. to her notice
and relief. Our best physicians indorse and
recommend it, and no well conducted
household where pure blood and its CON
comiant happiness is appreciated, should
be Without it. For sale by reputable medi-
cine dit alers everywhere. For sale by J. J.
TObin
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The Clanror of an Alarm Roll

Close by, in the stiffness of the night, could
scarcely startle the ordinary individual more
than do trifing noises the nervous invalid.
But once the nerves are braeed and the sys-
tenn invigorated with Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, this abnormal sensitiveness is sue
ceeded by tranquility not to be disturbed by
trivial causes. Impaired digestion is fertile
cause of nerve weakness and unnatural men,
tai gloom, and vigorous renewal of the ac-
ton of the stomach is one Of the surest means
of invigorating and quietng the nerves. Iu-
somnia, or sleeplessness, form of nervous
disease, is unquestionably benefited by soda.
tives, when 1t is prolonged, or OF frequent oc-
effectually achieved with the Bitters. This
medicine is also signaly eficacious for ma.
laria, rheumatism, constipation, liver COM
plant, and torpidity Of the kidneys and blad-
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-09-25

hands as such Overseers to the I'M
provement of their roads in an impair
tial manner, by repairing or building
bridges, h ring hands or tea MS to work
on the roads, or in such other manner
a he may deem best.
Art. 4427. 1t shall be the duty Of
each overseel to report in writing and
under oath to the commissioners court
of his county, at the first regular term
thereof in each year, giving the
number of the hands and their names
in his precinct liable to work on the
roads; the number of days he has
caused his 70, d to be worked; the con
dition of such road the amount of the
funds received by him for his roads /;
from whom received and for what pur
pose, and to whom and for what pur-
pose said funds have been paid out,
and the amount of such funds, if any,
That remain in his hands and he shall
at the same time pay over to said
court any such funds which may re-
main in his hands.
Art. 1923. Overseers shall retain out
of money that may come to their hands
as such overseers, 10 per cent thereof
as compensation for their services, and
during their term Of service they shall
be exempt from serving upon juries.
Art. 1929. All moneys appropriated
ty law or by order of the commission
ers court for working public loads or
building bridges shall be expended
under the order of the commissioners
court, except when otherwise herein
provided, and said court shall from
time to time make the necessary orders
for utilizing such money and for util-
izing convict labor for such purpose.