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Doubtless you think Artificial Teeth Q
novel Gift. but to friend who needs them
nothing 50 acceptable can be offered moth
inR % useful or ornamental.
To those desiring to make such presents
We issue prepaid certificates. good for set
Of our best teeth whenever presented.
They are guaranteed the best that science
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Heard Of EQUINE for extracting! II il
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ADJUSTMENTS,

Foot BALL
CHRISTMAS MONDAY. DECEMBER %. 1897
COLUMBIA IHLETIc CLUB
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
NATIoNAl. BALI. PAkK.
Seventh street and Bocn asry
I, Game called p-ocnrty a. II o'c:ock
Admission. 80 cents; children under fourteen years.
- cents; grand stand. % cents Tickets now on .a
at the club house. 1872 ST.. and the Y NJ C A.
building. l4O9 New York ave- IL
X EkNAN'n LYCEUM IHEATEk.
A. Pennssivanis and 1lta
TONIGHT ToNIGhru
HARRY W.
WILLIAMS
Own Company
. Direct from his
Academy of Music Pittshurs Pa
Prof J. Z. KENNEDY
The Celebrated Mesrna-f..
Next Weekday FOSTER BURLESQUE CO. IN.
GLIDING Miss IDA SIDDONS dlo,et
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LEissSsEE's leg CREAM. 20 Gst. NV
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Grxs roR HIRE Telephone 1898.
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COODMAN's SOCIETY ORCHESTRA.
" FirstClsss music furnished for Weddings, Re-
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Member Washington stock FxchAnrs.
Real Estate and Stock Broker.
Rooms y and IL. Atlantic Building.
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MrsIc Boxss at cost F. G. Smith, LAS Pa.
ave.-Adrt
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

EXCURSIONS. &c.
MOUNT VERNON.
ROME AND TOMB OF WASHINGTON
Steamer MACALESTER at 10 q. m daily fexceps Sum-
day.. returning to the city by 2:3opm
THE DIRECT ROUTE - NO FERRYINd - NO
TRANSFERS-THE QUICK RuUTE
FARE ROUND TRIP, 75c; CHILDREN. "a.
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direct route only the ticket covers the entire roun
grounds OF Mount Vernon the visitor being thus rse
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purchase e an additional ticket Of sdmissop. is-
without change transfer or extra CHARGE psss
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Steamer Mscslestef to river landnss - far down =,
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Mt VERNON. TOMB OF WASHINGTON
EESTki5f RaRRRs 6 sSI xy
Picturesque and Beautiful Rousa
Nov and Maenincent Cars now runuir- d.,,v sr,r
ALEXANDRIA direct to the Gats Of the MANSION
Z ssA6 SSs!sr H SSgRc e. s az:
places Of historic interest in ALIxANDRIA
~, TAI: terry :s:.m:.. foo. e tn $. Special
Connectinr also with trains Of Psnusvivsu,s .,ll-
ROAD at Alexandria Take cars at 9Th street depot.
In Difference to the wishes Of the ladies' Mt Verne,
Association stop SUNDAY At Little Hunting
cresk mile this side o. AZ Vernon tbs grounis
being closed on that aAy.
ssae-1 PA. REED. supt
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

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L heekiy from Yea York % the i-iaa q
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heA uart.rs o. Brit 50 in the Nest In1ie,
Good EC' els AMI splendid road.
REGULAR sal .ins- also Tor HAu. Costa Rica the
many OF world Town of TIA. spanish main. u u--
ustej Pamphlet an llel tree. PIN. fOkWOoh
Co. gents. - sta Il. New AorE. milan
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BANKERS.
Fecond National Plank Of washinston.
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The Washington Loan and Trust Co.--Adrt.
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Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases
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spection and trial without being urged to buy
AUERBACH's DOMESTIC Rooms, 7th and II sts
d23-2t
Handsome Holiday Neckwear.
Every Scarf handsomely boxed.
d22-th,s2t FRANC Il SoS, cor 7th and d.
Ladies'! Buy the Ole Reliable. Time-tested
Wheeler & Wilson.
Each year brings it new laurels.
Your grandmothers used one, and the most
progressive mechanical expert Of today pro-
nounces the best in the world to be the New
High Arm, No g. Office, 437 9th st. NV, one
door south of E. d21-tf
Hutchinson Bros, l420 Pa ave- n W.. Sole
Agents for Carbonate Heaters and Carbonite.
d21-4t
100 More of Those "Capital" Sewing
Machines, selliny SO rapidly at Sls. So received
from factory today at Domestic rooms, 7th and
II. G. AUERBACHs written guarantee for 5
years goes with each machine Have one sent
on trial free. Telephone, 1850. d2l-4t
For baths sleeping and living rooms moth
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d21-4t
Presents for Men.
Gloves, SOC. to 50. Initial Hdkfs., 25c to 81.
Mufflcrs, 81 to 50. Neckwear 25c to 50.
Underwear. SOC. to So. Suspenders Csc to So
Dress Shirts, 81 to 80. Silk Hats, 50 to ST.
Derby Hats, $3.50 to $3.50. Soft Hats. 81 to S.
Umbrellas, 81 to $40. Jewelry, 25c. up.
LoED & HIRsH,
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Gorgeous Neckwear Display.
Every Scarf in handsome box.
d22-th,s2t FRANC & Son, cor. 7th and D.
For Throat Diseases and Coughs use
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Button Holes Made to Order at the
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE Rooms, 7th and H.
n24-eo20t
VIM. Miller
SAYS the Dove Brand Hams are cured to suit
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See advertisement page, L. dl7-2aw-9t-
Phillips Digestible Cocoa, the only
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Buy Machine with a Reputation
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Examine our New High-Arm No. g. Its silent
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take your opera glasses and package Of Whites
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or coal. Can be carried from room to room
and absolutely safe. HUTCHINSON Bros, 1920
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Opera Glasses, special low prices largest
and finest stock in Washington. CLAFLIN
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e---
Telephone 1850, Domestic Sewing Ma
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d15-eo20t
Microscopes from 26c. to 800. Every
home should have one. CHAPLIN OPTICAL Co.,
Masonic Temple. F st. dl4-lOt
Wondersfor children. GOULD. 421 9th. d20-5ts
Sell for Christmas presents Monkeys, Par
rots, Maltese and Angora Cats, Singing Cana
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cheap. ScHMIDs, 7l2l2th st. NV. d9-14t~
s. Heller. 720 7th st. w., il making . sps-
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and Shampooing; also cures DsndruA. oc7-tr
Zoe: Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured "while you wait" Druggists.
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COVERED W1rH SORES.
TRIED THE DOCTOR AND ALMOST EVERY
THING 1 COULD THINK OF, BUT
NOTHING HELPED ME.
THOUGHT WOULD TRY CUTICURA RENE.
DIES. IN ONE WEEK
WAS CURED.

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WAS CURED.
tried the CUTICURA REMEDIES and they did
everything for me- My head and body were covered
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could think of, and finally tried the doctor, but
nothing helped me After reading advertisement
thought would try CUTICURA REAEDIES
bought the CUTIcURA. CUTICURA SOAP and the
CUTICURA RESOLVENT. and one week after
began using them my sores dried up and have not
had them SINCE
Mrs. E. A. JONES, Mcintosh. Ga.
CUTICURA NEVER FAILED.
have been using your CUTICURA REMEDIES for
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the only remedy keep in my house all the time.
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sores. new or old. and it always cures them.
Prof. J. ". PORTS,
Davis Military School. Winston, N. G.
/ had very severe case OF what the doctors called
ring worm or letter my foot After trying several
of the best physicians for year without benefit
vas induced to try your CUTICURA REMEDIES,
which completely cured me.
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Corros ANIMALS, Birds, Favors, GouLD'a-Ad.
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JOINT ASSEMBLY.
Adjourned.

Redield Proctor Declared Elected / nited
States senator-His speech OF Acceptance
At noon the two houses met IN Joint as
sembly TO complete the election of Il United
States Senator, Lieut.. Gov. Strarahan pro-
siding The secretary of the Senate and
the clerk Of the House read that portion of
their journals relating to the election of
United States Senator yesterday and the
presiding officer declared Redheld Proctor
elected for the unexpIred term ending
March 3, 1888 and for the full term of six
years ending March 3 1899. On motion of
Senator Grout, a committee, consisting Of
Senator Grout aud Repre- ientativss Colburn
and Stafford, was appointed TO wait upon
Senator Proctor, inform him Of his election
and invite him to address the assembly.
Remnrks of Senator Proctor.
Mr. President and Gentlemen OF the Joint
Assembly IL hardly know how to respond
to your reception. II | muy take it as in
some measure an indication Of approval Of
the manner In which the publ duties which
have como to me have been discharged, then
it is the highest reward you can give mo-
To serve Vermont faithfully and acceptably
to you and to the people whom you repre-
sent is my greatest ambition, AID if / fail
to do this, l promise you it shall be from no
lack of earnest purpose or hard work
have had a better opportunity for the
four years past than ever before to see Yer
mont from the outside; to "See ourselves as
other see US, - and, high as was my re-
card for our State and people before 1T has
been greatly strengthened by this opportu-
nifty for observation and comparison. Es-
pecaliy have ! been impressed by the esti-
alton in which the whole country has held
my predecessor and the universally strong
men who have heretofore represented Yer
mont in the national Senate.
AID this adds greatly to my sense Of re
sponsibiiity in accepting this trust. But |
am fortunate in having the wisdom and ex-
perience OF my colleague 20 loan upon, a
man whom Vermont has honorel, aud who
has honored Vermont, so long. And what
is more to mo than this, l have may Judge
by his acts, his warm personal friendship
beside.
/ would offer words OF consolation to my
competitor-the candidate Of the democratic
psrty--if thought he stood in need of
them. | cannot believe he Is di.cousolato,
or disgppoin Ell, evon. 1t was very graft.
flying to my State pride, aud especially so
to my personal feeling that tho present re-
publican administrator, wnie | was a
member of it. selected the very best man in
the country to represent American interests
in our most important legal and diplomatic
controversy, the Bering sea controversy,
end that We were not deferred in making
this selection by tine fact that be was a
ciulen Of this lrtle republican State
and a democrat at that Applause
We here IN Vermont, who know Minister
Phelps, have no doubt tnst 10 this diriicult
aud delicate matter lac will aid to tho hizh
honor lie has already won in the service of
his country.
While my faith in the principles OF the
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Rachel j.. LcnVenwUr his Es-

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons
DISTRICT or CUITrENpEN. concerned In the
estate or Rachel l.. IeavsnwOrth, late OF
Charlotte, in said district, deceased.
GREETING:
~ Probate Court, holden NJ burlington,
within and for the District Of hittonden. on
the Ith gay Of Uctubcr, 1872 an instrument
purputtin1 to he the last will and testament
OF tachcl J.. IcHVcnwprth. late Of Charlotte, in
SAID District, deceased, 0a5 presented to tho
curt Aforesaid, for probpte. And 1T il ordered
ny suii Court that the 4th day of Eovember
lS9!' ct he Probate Court Rooms In said Bur.
hngton be assigned for approving said inttru-
ment: and that rotiCc thereof Toe Eivcn to oil
persons concerned, Wy publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the Burl Ngton Frce
Press new paper printed at said Burlington,
previous to the time appointed.
therefore you are hereby notified to appear
before said court, at the time and plnce atore-
said, and contest the probate of said will II
you nave cause.
Given under my hand, Mt Burlington, IN said
District, this 1th day of October, ~!
low ,3w JENNIE STACY, Register.
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We, the subscribers, having been appointed
by the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of ChIttenlrn. Commissioners to re-
cc.'e, examine and adjust tn" claims ami de-
mands oi all pcr'ons against tho estate
ct George Is Shaw. late of Eurlinstun,
in SAID district, deceased. and also all
claj1s and demands exhibited in oil
set thereto; and six months from
the day OF the date hereof, being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, We do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend to tho
business of uur appointment. at the otrc" of
j. W. russell. in burlington, i'm aid District.
on he thrt Tuesdays of December and March
next, at 10 O'clock p m. on c1 h Of -aid days.
Dated th,~ nth dnvuf October, 1892,
l.. y. DREW. O.
Il r.iry
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BARRE, oct 24.-Charlcs II. Hunton,
senior partnsr in the c. IL. Hunton Granite
company, died last night OF typhoid fever
lie has been cutting granite for IL years
asd opened business here two years ago
the firm now employing % men. lie was a
leading member OF Granite lodge Of Masons,
Granite chapter and Mount Zion com
maudery knignts Templars, Hiawatha
lodge OF ODD Fellows and knights of
Pythias. lie was II member Of the local
granite dealers association. Funeral to-
morrow morning.
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PILL OF LEGISLATION


From Tuesdays Daily Free rress.I
MONTPELIER, oct. "a Too much cele-
braton OF Columbus day or the accident on
the Rutland division Of the Central Yer
mont railroad, or both, prevented a quorum
in the House this afternoon. Speaker
Stickuey was one Of the nbsentees, Mr..
Boynton Of Montpelier presided during the
% minutes the House was IN session. One
bin was introduced in the House and then
that body Hd jourLed. The Senate went the
House two better and then adjourned for
want of more business
In the Senate these bills were introduced
and referred:
S. 30, by Senator Foster relating to APP
peals to the County Court, and IN amend
nent OF sections 1860 aud 1911, X. l.. com
mittee on judiciary.
5. 81, by Senator Hall, amending sec
ton 1876, r. L., providing for entry in va
cation by representative in chancery cases;
committee on judiciary.
s. ~, by Senator Foster, amending sec
ton i2G II. L., relating to hearing before
special masters; committee on judiciary.
II. Al. incorporating the Barre Savings
Bank anu Trust company; committee on
buuku.
H. IL, amending act incorporating Proc
tor Trust company; committee on banks.
Adjourned.
In the House Mr.. Rowland OF Barre, in
troduced H. SO, to incorporate tina East
Barre Water company: COMMITTEES on cor
pOrutSns.
On motion Of 1Ir. Graham Of Craftsbury,
a count OF members present was had, show
ing 81. lhereupon lie moved to ad journ.
On that question Mr.. Rowland of Barre,
called for count which resulted, ayes Il,
nays Is; 80 tho House adjourned
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ordcrs.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2i.--The Shamokin
express on tho Philadelphia and Reading
railroad, which is due in this city at 8 80 n.
M, colhded with "a train of empty coal cars
short distance north of West Mauayunk
tunnel, about eight mi es north Of this city.
at u few minutes past 9 O'Clock this morn
ing. Seven persons were killed outright,
aud these probably comprise the full extent
of the fatalities. Tho 10 injured persons
were taken TO st. 1mothy's Hospital at
RoXbury and several others were treated at
other places.
Tho uninjured passengers were placed
upon the rear cars and taken to bridgeport
aud thence to Philadelphia Ivy the Norris.
town branch Of the Beading road. All
other trains were run over the same route
during tho afternoon, the mail line being
completely blocked.
a numhor OF other persons who were only
slightly hurt proceeded to Philadelphia with
out having their injuries attended TO. Tho
Shemokin express is made up at Pottsvile
ana left that city al O'Clock. The tram
arrived at PhunlXvlls on time. At this
pInce orders were received to run on the
north bound track from West Contradiction
to West rails distance Of only a few
miles, regardless of all other trains. From
| West Conshohocken, in pursuance of these
orders, the ill-fatel tram took tha north
bound track.
1t was composed Of five cars-the bag
gage car, smoking car, two passenger
cars ana the Harrisburg Pullman parlor
| car, "Crestline.n Tho south bound track
was blocked with freight cars and TO this
fact ls primarily due the catastrophe. Train
No. 53S Of empty coal cars, started north
from West Msnsyunk on the northern
track shortly before . O'Clock.
There is a conflict of opinion as to the or
der5 given to the crew Of this train. The
crew contend that they had received no or
! ders 10 stop, while the railroad officials tell
/ what may bs regarded the most likely
/ story, aud that Is, that positive instructions
| had been given that the coal train should
| lie up at West Falls, south Of where the
/ collision occurred until the Shanokin train
! had pissed. The two trains came together
on curve with terrible crash aud the
shIieks Of the dying and wounded could he
heard above the crashing OF timber aud the
noise OF escaping steam.
Inc express was comfortably filed with
/ passengers. The engines plowed their way
/ through each other and rolled over On their
sides in one mass Of shattered machinery.
The front of the baggage car was crushed
completely in. The greatest force of the
collision was jisplayed in the smoking car
and the passenger car next to it, The
smoker telcscoped its way into the other
coach fully one-haf its length, and how
any one WHO was IL either car escaped death
is mystery.
The baggage car was smashed to kin Hing
! wood and thrown over On the north bound
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And tender flesh that fear, the cod.
Like soft bands, and tender flesh, many dis
ease, are inherited; especially Tendencies to
\stAaud, Consumption, Bronchitis, and
stomach aud Liver trout es; but tuere is :,
remedy known as the Golden Medicul Dis
coNcrl.' which o,crcomcs these disease, -, and
cuts off al tendencies towards, a fatal result.
l.r. Fierce Of Buffalo, las put THIS remedy
within the reach OF all, 80 that even the poor
as wei. aa the Ilcu, can OBTAIN 1t, 1t is worth
luorelo go thuu piles Of brick ana stuuc and
Epld.' Ask your DRUGGIST for 1t. It's ulttrJu-
tttu TO benefit or cure IN every cGse, OF money
paid tor it wil. be refunded.
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At Probate court holden at Darlington,
within and for the district OF Ch't'cnden. on the
lOti, day Of October, 1892, an Instrument pur-
porting to be the last will and testament OF
said district, deceased. was pr scented
TO the Court Aforesaid, for prohate. ana it, is
ordered by said Court that tho 4th
day ~ November, 1872. At tho Probate
Court rooms IN said Burlington, De- as [ue
for proving said instrument, and that not Ice
thereof he given to all persons conc"rnel by
publishing TINS order three weeks succe~SivoIy
in the Burlington Free Press, a newspaper
printed al sail burlington, previous 10 tie
time appointed.
Therefore. you arc hereby notified TO apooe,
before said Court, ut the time and place afore-
said, and contest tho probate Of said will K
you hive cause.
Given under my hand ut Burlington, in
said District this 10Th day Of October, 1872
.vJN JENNIE STACY, Register.
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party to which belong hns been strength
ercd rs have seen those principles tested
by experience, | am glad to say l have
found good friends, true mon, ani earnest
lovers Of their country in all Ior'ie3 1t
is well for us to remember that we are lCya.
Americans, aud Nermonters all, first, and
that rcpublicausm and democracy and all
party affiliations are secondary sentiments.
/ thank you, ana can only promise my
best service in the duty to which you have
called me- lAppauso.
The joint assembly then dissolved and ths
members of the Legislature shook hands
with Senator Proctor in the executive
chamber.
Legislative Notes.
The joint committee on state Prison will
visit that institution on Thursday or Fri
day.
Represen tGtvo Colhurn OF Manchester
filled the speakers chair for II short time
this afternoon in a very acceptable manor.
Mr. Porter of Wilmington, instead Of
Mr. Boynton, nominated MIR. Phelps for the
full term as Senator on Tuesday afternoon.
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PROCTOR ACCEPTS.
ELECTION OF UNITED STATES SENA-
TOR COMPLETED WEDNESDAY,.

That Done, the Members of the state
Legislature Think About Going Home
for Columbus Day and Soon Adjourn
Until Monday.
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VICTIMS OF DISASTER.
FRlGHTFULLY FATAL WRECK ON
The PHILADELPHIA AND READlNG.

Hhamokln Express crashes into Train
of COai Cars, Rolling seven Passengers
anu Wounding u Scuro-Coache, ,Tels-
scop"d-Coal Train Probably Di.obeyed
DrdCr..
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S. 10, amending fine CD arter OF the Yer
mont Life Insurance company; II. 81, from
committee on educstion, 80 enable school
district No. /, in johnson, 70 draw its share
of the public moneys for the year ending
March 81, 1891.
adjourned.