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, 1892-05-18
Notice for Sealed Proposals.


PROPOSALS. for dry dock at Puget Sound
4 naval station, Washington. Bureau Of
yards and docks, United States navy department
April 4th, 1892. Under authority conferred by
the act of congress making appropriations for
the naval service approved March 2, 1891, sealed
proposals are hereby invited, and will be re-
ceived at this bureau until / O'Clock D. M, on
Tuesday, the 9th day of July, 1892 at which
time and place the proposals will be publicly
opened for the construction, by contract, of one
dry dock Cos feet long, with 80 feet drafto water
With body OF timber and entrance of concrete
and masonry, together with pump house, pump
ing plant, floating gate, culyerts, and all other
work pretalning thereto, in accordance with
plans and specifications which can be seen upon
application to this bureau or the commanding
otheer OF the Puget Sound naval station, Sidney,
state OF Washington. Proposals must be in
duplicate sealed and addressed to the Chief of
the Bureau of yards and docks, U. s. Navy De-
partment, Washington, d. c., and the envelope
endorsed Proposals for Dry Dock /" Blank
forms furnished on application. For addition
al information in regard to the location and
site, bidders are referred to the commanding
officer of the Puget Sound naval station Salts
factory surety, as required in the specifications
must accompany the proposal, and no proposal
will be considered unless accompanied by the
prescribed bond. The successful bidder will be
required, within fifteen 15) days after the ac-
ceptance of his proposal, to enter into a formal
contract. The right lis reserved to reject any or
all proposals as in the judgment of this bureau
the interest of this government may require
and to waive defects.
N. Fl. FARQUHAR,
a1oTJl Chief of Bureau.
, 1892-05-18
Statement Showing Profits for First
Six Months Business Of the
Building & Loan AsSc.


There are 45O shares in force at the present
time; the net profit per share is therefore $1.41
The equated amount Of the investment for the
SIX months ending December LIST, is So. This
shows q clear profit of AZ per cent.
In addition to this profit to the Investors,
olympia has been benefited by the erection OF
three neat and tasty homes
At the last meeting of the trustees ftwas de-
elded GIG to open up another series and the books
are now open to receive subscriptions to the
berg block.
, 1892-05-18

G1ADsToNE's first speech in parliament
was in defense Of q slave owner. That was
sixty years ago.
, 1892-05-18
Keep MONEY at Wone,

Do you believe iu building up home In
dustries and keeping money at home? If
you do use the new Davis Best -four, war
ranted to be as good as any in the market.
, 1892-05-18
for infants and Children.

Cast 7fiaiss ssowell adapted to children that
recommend it tas superior to any prescription
known to me-" H.A. ARCHER, M. D.,
III So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. Z.
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b. OK THr
LOOKOUT!
WE'RE AFTER YOU!
From the rising Of the sun even unto the going
down of the same"
Not for the purpose Of indicting bodily injury or
working wrong. On the contrary. We seek 70 do thee
good.
We do not promise you all the luIuries of life-for
ten cents a dsy-but we do promise to furnish
FINE REApy-MADE CLOTHING TO ALL MEN
AND BOYS
At a cost not exceeding
TEN GEMS A DAY.
Rather novel propositon-isntiD
The slightly and serviceabe Suits Of Clothes. Sacks
and Getaways, which We sell to men
At o.. so Suit
Will stick close to the wearer for . much greater
period OF time than-seventy Ave daya
Likewise-those Suits which We sell
At $40 Suit
Will clesve to the fern when more than an hundred
days shall have fed But how many men there are
vino waste dozens of dimes day and yet 20 through
the streets shabbily clad!
When they set their arms akimbo.
Show sleeves out at the elbow.
A sign. as it were,
OF poverty there
Ask them the reason why
With dropping of the eye
The answer comes-I don't know!
But they do know. and do We know. 1t is the will
full waste Of nickels aud Dimes which rapidly
cumuate into dollars. Take those nickels and dimes
and drop them into the slot AT HOME and you will
be amazed the rapid accretion Of wealth fu your
Golfers. TRY THE TRICk-'tis one which will
enable you to dress handsomely aud live happily.
You will then be YOUR OWN MASTER-sble to buy
Suits OF Clothes at any re lsonabe hguro-
$50 sis.S stS sis 5 SIS SIS - 81 s9.'
And We want to say right here that we'd like you
come 70 us-for your 0uftheing satisfied in our own
mind mind That we are sbi, 70 ssye you many dimes to
BRING THE BOYS,
nLUE TRTCor SUITS
(Sizes 4 to "a years.
AT - SUIT.
SHETLAND CLOTH Sits
Three pisces-strictly all WOOL
ts:zes 70 to 10 years.
S4.1o AND 80.
OUR TwO-PIECE SUITS
(SjZes to IL years
Al S3 A SUIT
Are the talk OF the town.
BOYS LONG PANTS SUITS.
Isiz-s l3to Is years.
$780, s4o' $40: :ss5I g g. g. g. s7'SoIssso
Mems. Youths. Boys and Children's Pants in great
CONE TO US. WE N WILL DO THEE GOOD
V1cron E. ADLErs
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
e27 and 929 9TH st. NV corner Massachusetts ave
Strictly ONE PRrcE.
Open Saturday Until IL pm. Ap7-3m
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POLITICAL MINIS.
Adjournment of the Pennsylvania, Kansas
and Massachusetts Conventions.

Adjournment of the Pepnsylvanfs, Kausas
and Massachusetts Conventions.
The Founsylyania state republican conven-
tioa AT Harrisburg yesterday nominated Judge
John Dean for supreme jadge on the ninth
ballot. resolution OF felicitation to Mr.
Quay created lively contes; between the QUAY
and Magee forces, but was finally modified and
accepted by Mr.. Magee and passed. The reso-
lutons approve Harrison's administration and
praise Ir. Blame.
four electors-at-large, proposed by Gen.
Frank Reeder, were then unanimously chosen,
as follows: b. T. Jones, Allegheny; Wa. Wood,
Phiiadelphia; J. Francis Dunlap, Lancaster,
and VIM. H. Saver, Delaware.
Mr.. MaGee read the list of delegates largo,
as agreed upon, follows: VIM. l.. Elkins.
Philadelphia; Hamilton Disston. Philadelphia,
VIII. Flynn. Allegheny; Harry W. Oliver. Alle-
Sheny; ). A Davenport. Erie; Lyman d. Gil
BERT Dauphin; u. Clay Mccormick. /, coming,
and Gen. Frank Reeder Northampton They
were unanimously elected
a recess was taken until o'clock, when Maj.
Alexander Mcdowell of Mercer. George A.
Castor of Philadelphia. Gen. VIM liliy ard
Austin l.. JaSgar. were nominated as candi-
dates Tor Congressmen-at-lsrgc. Mcdowell
aud Lily were nominated on the first ballot,
aud the convention adjourned.
INDIANA DEMOCRATS
lie supporters OF Ny. Cleveland and Hon.
Isaac 7. Gray, ex-governor OF Indiana, have
agreed tina. the democratic state convention of
Indiana, which meets today nc lndianapolis
shall recommend that the Indiana delegation
support Mr.. Cleveland for the presidency so
long as there is aBv chance Of his nomination.
but that when H. becomes manifest that Mr.
Cleveland IL not the choice OF the couventioo
they are to votetor ex-Goy. Gray.
MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICAN,
The Massachusetts republican conventioa
yesterday selected .cr delegates-at-large Messrs.
Crane, Grape, CogsweIl ard Bracket
KANSAS pEnocRArR
Tho Kansas democratic convention called -
select delegates 70 the national convention uas&
at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The platform presented by the committee On
resolutions heartily fsvors tariff reform. and
declares for a tariff for revenue only. raw ma
terials 10 be admitted free OF duty The Sec
ton relating 70 the financial situssion was -
follows: =.
We believe the gold basis Of currency H.
sumcient, and that free aud unlimited intcr-
change OF gold and silver is demanded by tie
articles of commerce, and we invite al nations
70 unite in securing this end"
Tue platform further urges the election q
United states senators by popular vote. favof-
ing liberal pensions and denotnces the pressns
administration OF the psusioa bureau On the
presidential candia.cy>A - platform speaks viii
no uncer tAin toues. 11nG1rurfs the dslsgRtoo
70 the Chicago convenfioa 10 vote as . matt for
Grover Cleveland 90 long a. ais mans nay -
before tho convention The rosolueioao Uueo
unanimousiy adapted =.
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A Lively Knock Down.


Yesterday "a lively knock-down took
place on the eastern portico Of the court
house. Mr.. Maurice Joyce Of the marshal's
Office had had warrant placed in his hand for
colored man named James Edwards, who
IL wanted in Pittsburg. Edwards being .
stout-buiit man, Mr.. Joyce told him that he
was wanted a. . witness, and he willingly
accompanied the officer. Just as they reached
the platform Mr.. Joyce asked Edwards II he
ever lived in Pittsburg. The prisoner must
have dropped to the fact that he was wanted,
and giving Mr.. Joyce . blow the latter's
face came in contact with one Of the
columns and be suffered an abrasion
Of the skin. Mr.. Joyce Was not slow aud in
the twinkling Of an eye had Knocked Edwards'
bead against the opposite pillar, and this with
such force ~ TO make him sick, and he vas
quickly locked up. Edwards il charged with
the Larceny Of $40 in Pittsburg and requisi-
ton from the governor Of Peunsylvania having
been presented to Chief Justice Bingham the
warrant was issued and sent ont
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Tan MosuxxsrA1.
ss7 AND sas ST. nv.
FASHION LEADERS IN
FINE MILLINERY. cLoAKs. HOSIERY. GLOVES.
'7- &c.
TANNED HArs AND BoxsEra
%. 81 s5. 90. "a. g.
%. slo. ell. sla.
sla sl4.
UsrRrMMrn HArs AND BossKrs
csc. SOC. 4sc Csc. TIC. Csc.
ellie. alas. s15o. sl.9a
saao. sa.4s
CoArs AND Cars,
sLes. $3.50 $3.50. a. se %.
slo. sl2. Ga. s1e.
els. eco.
s22.
LADIES WArsrs.
25c. 39c. 4sc. Csc. s5c. CSC.
sl.25. sL4s s17a CLOS
s24s. s2.os,
sa4s Upward
Krp GLovEs.
75c. Csc. sI. sl.25. sL37. sL50.
ais. also. CLOS. so.2s.
s2.75. e.
1915 upward.
Blk and TsGe.s Mitts and Gloves. 12Xc. up
Hos1ERY.
l2Ke 1ec. csc. 39c. 4so.
Csc. s5c csc.
.e -s- sl.25 upward.
- USDrRwEAR
l2Kc. 100 csc. 39c. 4sc.
&c. 7sc. CSC.
slo3 upward
THE MONUMENTAL. sp2o-ar'
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greatest risk or taking "a drop too much"
Washington woman recently remarked:
tive had trouble with every one OF my ser
wants, aud suppose I may always expect trou-
BILE"
Il reckon yo kia," replied the colored do
mesiie; Il ain yeard nothin' yit bout no an
gels dat was lookin' fur service places"
For man to be n hero to the world. to his
friends and 10 his family reqa.res moro versa
t.lity than even genius can supply.
A cat stops growing when she is a year old
Her voice never does.
Stage manager: I'm very sorry, but the star
and two OF ;he leading members Of the COM
pany are sick and can't appear"
Manager: Are the elephant and lions all
righ;Y"
Stage manager: Yes, sir"
Manager; The scenery isn't hurt. IL "a"
Stage manager: Not in the slightest
Manager; Anything happened to the cos
tames?"
stage manager: "No."
Manager: We'll, then. wha, do Won mean by
boihcring me' l thought. from the way vou
spoke, that something had happened to inter-
iere wita the performance"
lonely time upon our view
Just now begins TO dawn;
What will the minstrel iolers do
When the bob-tail cars are gone?
40 you went to sins IN the choir2"
"ies"
''Nhat part?"
well. went in as first bass. but they
changed 1t 10 short stop when they heard my
voice."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-21

HEALTH.-PAEoNIANM MINERAL WATER FROM
- ine nonntAns " Virginia Cures Dyspepsia.
Kinney. Liver ard other abdominal diseases boon
TO the sick and luxury those that are we'll For
sale BY xroesrs and druxgsts. Wholesale DEPOT 42S
YIN g NV Wa.nington. y C.; telephone call No So
EELpHoNZo ,roUN9s co. or rssonisn springs Co.
SiarApoap W k1y-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-21
SHOOTING STARS.

III therei is anything dislike" said higgins
as The editor returned his witty effort 'af's
man who won't take joke"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-21

Coughing Leads 10 Consumption.
Kemps Balsam win stop the cough st once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-21

No matter how highly q man cs,ecms his
own opinions, he never wants them ali 10 him
SELF
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Wu,lr Srn1Sa Yer L,seEss /,

Wu,lr Spn1so Yer L,saEss In
THE LAP OF WINTER
PREPARATIONS SHOULD BE MADE BY THE
PRUDENT HOUSEWIFE AGAINST THE SEASON
THAT WILL SOON TRY HER PATIENCE AND
TEMPER. A FEW DOLLARS JUDICIoUsLY Ex-
! PENDED AND PROPERLY APPLIED WILL WORK
HER THE MOST COMMENTED OF HAPPY
CREATURES.
HER PURSE WILL NEVER FEEL THE WEIGHT
AND BURDEN OF HOUSEKEEPING IF SHE PAR
TICIPATEs IN THE BENEFACTIoNs OF
OUR
SYSTEM.
WHICH IsExTENDED ALIKE TO RICH AND POOR
NEVER DISCRIMINATING AS CASH HOUSES ARE
WON TO DO IN FAVOR OF WEALTH. BUT
UNIFORM IN PRICE, AND ALWAYS LENIENT
WITH THOSE WHOSE CIRCUMSTANCES NECEs-
STATE A SMALL WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAY.
MENT FROM THEIR SAVINGS
WITH Us THE FAITHFUL PROMISE OF A RE-
LIABLE HoUsEKEEPER IS PASSPORT TO
FUTURE WEALTH.. NOTHING IN OUR IMMENSE
STOCK BEING WITHHELD FOB WANT OF
READY MONEY.
FURNITURE cARPErS MArrINas. REFRIa.
ORATORS. GAS AND vAPoR slows.
BABY cARRIAGEs TOILET AND
DINNER SETS AND WORKS
OF ART.
HOUSE L HERRMANNs
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES.
9l7. 0i9. 92l AND s23 7rH ST.
AND
sp16 CSC MASS. AVE. NV.
FnrsH SrnAwBranr.a
In Thick Syrup
NV. BuRcHHIx
sple :lses TM
RLACKsTONE iNsIlTUTE
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RLACKsTONE INsTITUTE,-
~ GOLD CURE,
coo 18th ct ".
o An ansasmte Tor ne s.smsSs e ne fdeSr sne
remedy Z nov located 10 this city: The ide9sicsl
eeo are used ~ the and tine tvsntyuins othsr tnst
tutes n thc United htates.
tp3ured mentally and nervously. bus no such chanse
nsS syes 2sse m.os ses,nst ~ 1 c1ss xo
nsu man end With sl aversiou % nquoE
apl6-0t Medical pirooeoe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-21

IL is the parachute performer who runs the
creates; risk OF taking "a drop too much."
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

EOR SALE-WE WILL REMOVE IN FEW DAYS
II and you get piano at "a bargain now-new and
second hand PFEIFEEk COSLlFF,
ADO SIG ltn at
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EOk SALE

I,ok sALE-uOIES ON THE EASIEST TERMS.
= cali and md out. at pTices from 300 10
$4,000; by J. H. kIChARDs. the owner. yi3 ana
r.W
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. WASHING,
~ ton. ID G.. April IT, iS9I.-Sealed proposals will
be received until 1 HJRsDAY. MAY FIFTH, 1892. At
ONE O'CLOCK Al. for the waste paper Of this de-
paLtent and its several Offices during the fiscal year
ending June 80. 1898. Proposals must be made on
the department forms which, with the necessary in
ssrctions. will be Furnished on apple 10 this de-
partment JOHN W. NOBLE. secretary. apI4eo6t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-03

Makes 8 the limit Instead Of eio as now
providedl; judicinr~,
u. 1j9, by Mr. Weston o. Nswfuue, to
amend the ballot law of 1890 tProvidos
for the preservation OF tho ballots. J; cleo
tons.
II. 1G0, by Mr. Barber OF Arlington DO
amend the law in regard to the continuance
Of cases before justices. [Absence from the
State at the time Of return day to bo a
ground for continuance Judiciary COM
mittec.
S. 2T allowing the jury to separate In
certain cases. Judiciary committee.
II. as amending the law in relation to
prosecutions III criin'uol cascs, came up.
The judiciary committee recommended Il
change so IA to make the Period 10 years
from time Of commission OF offence. ia theft
burglary ard perjury. The period Is now
six years. The amendment WAC agreed to
and the bill ordered to a third roadiug
II. %, TO pay w. S. Lowell the sum
named, was passed.
Adjourned,
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for free public libraries. The bill provides
that board OF library conis1ioners shall
be appoin ted by the governor, aud any town
without a public library can have not moro
than 500 worth OF books by applying to
the commissioul; committee on education.
s, 6S by Senator Hall, to prevent any
trustee, director or supervisor of any State
institution being employed therein except in
the University OF Vermont aud state Agri-
cultural college; judiciary committee.
S 3d. by Senator Merrill, authorizing
Judges Of the Supreme Court 70 audit and
allow certain officers accounts. The bill
provides TINT an officer who lncurs expenses
in pursuit of a criminal mey have his &C.
count audited by Judge Of tho Supreme
Court; committee on State and court OK
penses
II. 10. rotating to contracts for labor!
general committee.
Fl. q, prohibiting obscene advertisements
and shows; general committee.
H. SO. in aid of Mi1dlebury college md
the University OF Vermont aud State Agri-
cultural college; committee Oh Gnauce.
u. 1856, amending tho act incorporating
the village OF Swsuton. committee on cor
porations
II. 100, amending tho charter Of tho Soc
ond Bellows FHlls Aqueduct company; com
nitteo on corporations.
H. 113, to legalize the quadrennisl up
praisal and the grand list Of Barre; com
mittes on the grand list
II. III, attending an act In relation tc
the village of Springfield, committee on
corporations.
Il l&j, amending the act incorpora ting
tho village OF Barton; COMMITTEES on corpor-
a,lans.
$, GO, by Senator Hail, providing ageinst
the carrying OF concealed weapons; com
mittce on judiciary,
g. 81, by judiciary committee az a sub
sttute for s. j., m act ia addition TO chap
ter 1913 of the Revised Laws relating to ex
! ecUtions, ordered to lie and be printed
x. g., by judiciary committee, sub
sttute forS, 81, amending section 13G OF tbs
Revised Laws, providing for entry in vacs
ton by representa- tive in chhnccry eases
ordered TO lie and DO printed.
n. ca to release W. p. Nanh of New
| Haven and Joseph Bsttsll of Ripton from
liability on bond TO the State, was passed
S. G, providing for enforcement Of order
by a Supreme Court judge, passed by tn,
Senate aud returned by the House wit,
proposal of amendment, Ordered to lie
! Later the bin was taken up ard the amend
nrent was agreed 10.
s. 30, roIpecting appeals to the County
Court and amending sections 1868 and lG1
Of tho revised laws, was killed.
AdiourppJ
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State Agricultural cologs, was ordered TO
lie until 1890 Thursday morning.

State Agricultural couogs, was ordered to
lie until 1890 Thursday morning.
lille Passod.
Fl. So, relating to Woodstock Aqusd uct
company; II. SO, to pay u. w. Howe $780,;
Ii. ~, to annex part Of Dummerston to
Putpey,
Bills KILLED.
H. IS, declaring void marriages solemn
lied IN another State contrary TO the loss Of
this State
Adjourned.
Seuute--Afternoon.
s. 81, allowing juries to separate bsfore
the charge in certain criminal cases, was
passed
mis- introduced and Referred.
S. 49, by Senator Hail, relating to the
term of imprisonment in convictions under
the law relating to the traffic in intoxicat-
Ing liquor. The bill provides that no judge
shall sentence for longer than three years,
and after n person has served ono year of
such II sentence he shall not DO prosecuted
for any prior offence. This does not pre-
vent au officer alleging prior convictions ;
special committee on temperance.
s. II, By Senator asson, constituting No.
IS. Of the laws Of 1854 as amended by No.
II OF the laws of 1898, relating to the main
tainance Of highway and bridges; judiciary
committee.
s. 40, 10y Senator Proctor to ratify aud
confirm the consolidation and merging Of
the Vermont nni Canada Bailrond COM
pqnv. the Consondalcd Railroad company
OF Vermont an the Mon .pelier and White
River Railroad company into the Central
Vermont Esnrond company. LTho hill
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House Diorniug.


Htlls introduced and referred:
H. 1T, hy Mr. johnson of Essex. to
establish the Essex Junction graded school
district; committee on education.
II. llS, by Mr.. bacon of Hartford to
incorporate the Olcott Water company:
committee on corporation.
u. ll9, by Mr.. Arnold Of Bethel to pay
Jas. K, Wood for services; committee on
claims.
H. 1920 by Mr.. Olmstead of Newbury,
TO incorporate the Wells River Savings
bank; COMMITTED on banks
H. l2l, by Mr., Enrgnt OF Windsor, to
appropriate $lS 600 for tho support of the
IS dier' Home; committee on military
affairs
H. l22, by Mr. Darling OF Chelson, to In
corporate the Chelsea Savings Bank and
Trust company; coumittao on banks
II. l23, by Mr.. Croft Of Enoshurgh, to
repeal sections and o of act l0S, OF the
laws 1888, relating to branding butter and
cheese and licensing creamsries; committee
on agriculture.
Il. 1874 hy MIR. Ward OF Moretown relet-
ing to right Of way, permitting seleotmeu
to lay out high ways through private prop
erty; committee on highways.
Ii. l25 by Mr.. Cannon ot West Rutland
to make the FIRST Monday Of September
known as labor day; judiciary committee
by reDortl
H. 126, by Mr.. Cheney of Stowe by re
quest to amend Ssc. 1866 of the revised
avs relating TO election of town officers.
Makes election by ballot compulsory gen
srsl committee.
Ii. l27, by Mr.. Robbins OF Chester to
amend Sec. 1888 OF the revised laws relut-
Ing TO liens, permitting contractors to TAX,
lisn upoop building material or land for
labor upon said property; judiciary com
mittce.
il. 1913 by Mr.. AlGrich Of AYeatherstield
to amend Secs !-6 end ~ Of No . Of the la WI
Of 1890 relating 10 the ballot law; commit
toe on elections
H. l28, by Mr. Bigelow OF Brookfeld t.
amend Fec. 1860 Of the revised VS. relat
ing to town officers; general committee.
Il. 100 by MIR. Cannon of West Rutland
by request, TO enable citizens of moderRt,
nasans to hold ohIcss in this State. Dis
frenohises any man not voting and makes II
iliegs! for candidate or committee TO hir,
transportion tor voters; disiranohisec
voter may regsin'bi5 privileges by taking OATH
before county clerk to attend IN the future
to his duty eRd paying fins OF $5]; com
mittee on elections.
A RESOLUTION introduced by Mr.. Martin o.
BFsetlepprO. relating TO time when act
shah take effect, was read and adoptsd
On motion OF MIR. Booth Of NOrthAsd
Hoass Bill So, 10 ala of btddlebury colleg
and The University OIL Vermont and th
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IMPORTANT BILLS
INTRODUCED IN THE STATE lEGIS-
LATuRe YESTERDAY.

A Measure to Give Boards of Health
More Power--ThrNo Years the Maximum
Sentence for selling kiqusr-Amen0ing
tho Election Laws.
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House Aftarnoop

These bills were Introduced aud referred
u. 1871. by Mr. Parker of Middietown
Springs to repeal certain provisions relat-
ing to the trustee process. Rep3als SEC. ll<s
revised laws, See. l3J Jaws Of 1884 and
Sec. 4S OF laws Of l>oGl; judiciary commit
tea
$. %, amending the charter of the Farm
era and Mechanics Savings Institution and
Trust company Of Darlington; committee
on banks
S. q, "a incorporate the Merchants Safe
Deposit company Of Burlington; committee
on benks
II. 1879, by Mr., Dewey OF bennington, 10
amendment " and 10 sddition to au act in
cooperating the village Of Pennington
-Authoriass construction Of sowersl; com
mittee on corporations
h. 1873, by Mr. Kinds Of HighEate, defin-
ing tho duties and powers OF State and
local boards of health, health officers and
Others; joint special committee on public
health
H. 1874, by Nr. Dewey of Bennington, to
pay Francis GuiltnGn tho sum named; com
mittee On claims.
ii. loJ, ny Mr. Dewey OF Barton, to
amend an act TO incorporate tho village OF
Earton committee on corporations.
Il. SO, relating to terms Of office of Letter.
and selectmeu was passed.
II. 81, an act regulating mcsre process,
was killed.
a petition was presented ty Mr.. Stafford
Of St. JolnSourv, by request, providing fol
| Il bounty on wcodchuc,;s, end it, was re
forred TO the committee On agriculture.
\ remembrance w&s presented by Nr
Mead of Randolph against the annexatic,
Of eny part of Rochester and Braiutree {,