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YORK-RIVER LINE, VA" Wv
THE PAyoEITE ROUTE r $40
rElyE pTCVNDN|

TRAIN 80. ~, i.l. ~
LOCAL EXPRESS, dalr e''e =
stops at all stations A. Le- s,
meets with stage for walksrioa So
steamer At West Point
TRAIN No. 10. t.t' PIP. ...as
BALTIMORE LIMITED, DALI a =
for West Point. cUunectirs nil .-,.f
steamers tos Baltimore AZ BalL ~ 8
connect vito Baltimore an u-
Washington, PhpaielphiA, ali Soc . -
steamers leave Baltimore T..
ceps sunday. .,t, y 81
1910 A, ".
TRAIN NJ. a. go D -
LOCAL MIXED, daily excep. >-'l' -
Twenty-third street. tos Vest iV'-' @-
rists,-ofiee a. station loos %; Yrs - -
Open \ A. NJ. TO d 4. NJ AM u0A
Lao A. NJ. ,,.,. .t,,,,
SOL. HAAS, 49,, A,s,
AZ ID. QRKKss, eonsgsl MANAGE,
4. = b 1aoxf,0>, Sapefinlsi.os. n, Al 80
j. s. PorrS Passenger AseaA sl' 40
hichmend. Va
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$40 ESo p p. NJ N. From Atlanta a.
s:4J A. 81. From Amelia C9lf
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A Plan Adop,sa.

At the meeting OF Associated Charities
held Monday committee was appointed
70 prepare plan Of organization Tor q
central bureau. This committee met yes
tcrday morning and adopted a plan which
be held next Monday.
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Diner supreme-Court Cases.

Hutchison against Mershon. From the
Circuit Court of LOudoun county Re-
yersed, Judge Lacy delivering the opinion.
Fields against Grenils. From Circuit
Court Of MiddleseX. Reversed, Judge
dissenting.
Dambmann against Embrey. Argued
bv Eppa Hunton. DR., Esq, for appellant
and Major t. Taylor Scott Tor appellee
and submitted.
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DURELARD. IOc.:

DURE LARD. 10c.;
L cans BEST CORN for DC;
BLEACHING BRUSHES, &c: 10 bars LARGE
SOAP for PC:
SILYER-KING PATENT FAMILY FLOUR.
best sold. s4.75 a barrel, or 3@c. sack;
SNOWFLAKE PATENT FAMILY FLOUR,
$500 barre, or 2gr. sack;
s pounds VIRGINIA BUCKW HEAT for 2Jc. (;
New crop NEW ORLEANS MOLASSkS, SOC. q
gallon;
CALIFORNIA HANS, lie;
3 pounds MARNlN'c MILK LUNCH CRACKERS
Tor 25c.:
NEW RAIsINS. 7c.: CURRANTS. &c. HOME
MADE PRESERVES, &c. pound; JELLY,
5c. n pound APPLt-BUITER, &c a pound ;
FLORIDA ORANGES, loo. a dozen;
NORTH CAROLINA ROE HERRlNGS IL
dozen for 2Jc., SARDISES. -. a box; ,
CHALMERS'S GELATlSE for 25c.:
WINE for Jelly, 2Oc quart.
Price-list mailed on application. Phone BIG
:. ULLAAN'S son,
IN SITS lS2O-lS22 east Main,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-03

An Indisp Warrior ard His Daughter
Yesterday morning two Indians were
eesn coming through tho Capitol square.
md the wonder was who they were.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-03

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. BRoAD-sIhsEr
STATION.
500 A. NJ. Except sunday. for local stations
and Newport News.
900 A. NJ. Daily, yestibule special. with Pull
man, for Williamsburg. Newport
News, Hampton, Old Point, Norfolk
ana Portsmouth. Makes no other
stops.
800 p. NJ. Daily. with Pullman for local sta.
lions, Newport News. Old Point,
Norfolk, ana Portsmouth.
sos A. u. Local train, except sunday, for
Clifton Forge. Connects at Cor
louisville for Washington, az Viz
ginia Midland junction for Lynch
burg. at Basic City North aud
South, and at Stanton tor VIM
chester.
200 2. NJ. DAILY. for Cincinnati and Chicago.
with Pullman 10 Cincinnati and
dlning-csr haysyille 70 Cincinnati,
serving breakfast. Connects at
Gordonsyilie daily with local train
tor stanton
6:35 I. N. Local train. daily, for Boswell
l0:f3 Z. N. Daily, for Cincinnati and Chicago
with Pullman Tor Cincinnati, and
Louisville and diaing-car %
Y. +. V. Maysvillc. Connects al Coying-
ton. Va, for Virginia Hos Springs
daily and at Huntington for
Lexington, XIV, and Louisville.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGarh-sTREEr STATION.
500 A. N. Daily with parlor-car, for Lynch
burg and Clifton Forge. Connects
except SUNDAY for Lexington, Va,
and excep,Sanday for Craig City.
BOO T. M. Except Sunday, with sleeping car,
for Lynchburg. Train leaves Lynch
burg AZ 7:l5 A. NJ. daily for Lexlng-
ton Va
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RIcHA IND, BROAD
STREET STATION.
7:40 A. II. Daily, from Cincinrah
$50 A. NJ. Daily, from boswell.
1880 a. N. Daily, from Norfolk aud Old Point
200 +. n. Daily, from Cincinnati and Louis.
Vile.
$3.50 p. u. Daily, FROM Norfolk and Old Posn.
$50 4. NJ. Except sunday. rom Cilfte Forga
1880 =. ". Except sunday, from Old Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE EiGifh-sTREEr STATION.
$50 A. N. Except sunday, iron Lyncnburs
and Lexingtoa. Va
Ulo u. Daily, iron LynchDurg anf Cilstsu
Forge. JOHN u. POTTS
ocSa Division Passenger Agent
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH VIA
MOND. AND NORFOLK .-xkxx&ss
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every EsDAY and
FRIDAY at l Z. NJ. ani every slADAY at D
A. D..
Freight for Tuesdays ana Fridays e,eamers
received til sailing nOur; for Sundays steamer
TIL 8 t. n. saturday. Freight received daily un-
I'll > z. ".
Fare. 81.
Tor further information apply 70
j. ". MCCARRICk,
Genera Southern Agent. ONCE Rocxett4
". =. CLYDE & co,
my 20 General Agents, Philadelphia.
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SCukpl LII iA Ef4llI
LEAVE kfJnMOND, ~ Hu.....
300 A. ii. Dally-Nlrhn .s..
IlbLLkD llNl l.-.
folk ll.3l A. 49, -.
Petersburg. s. t.r..r .....
900 A. NJ. Daily for Lyr ......t
intermediate .'t....
tlon beyoui har
l2:2O 4. VI. Daily Tor 4 llHs..
ki. bretul ali .
and Nost rlf t1I
glnia agi t..r..
for b.usno. B. O.II
Leave Blue .eil
keuugf, iOiIW
West. laf.r-.t.
Roanoke alt .g
Eoke 3D. fcnft.f
thattauo1sl. n".
from liahW OIL .Y
$40 p NJ. Dsily iorNoras
mediate station. f..
N.l1 .. ".
5,3a P. VI. Daily. Arrive
1880 p. ". Daily Tor b"t1...
~. ana Bristol
pOAe I.n1 a.. 81
aniOhattana.s ...
rleeprrs hc1.. ....
Memphis AMI
car ATTACHED
POcahoutas. 20
llIuch-Na4eF 1905.
LOUISVILLE AMI
aui Nashville rlIr..
nl.o Tor Roxy
tioa- Whist .l-~a
PULLMAN PALACE --L.f.
RICHMOND and lANtANI N.f
pancy AZ 80 T.. NJ; also iuini.
burg 10 Louisville r. haI'0il f..
Trains arrive Richmond fr
tho West daily So A. NJ. iH
Pm. From Norfolk ani tlH .
2:I5 y. NJ, and Nesiibuiel l.n
IL. 49,
l.-.
w.
General I-..
General ofiee, Roanoke. 3d.
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RICHMOND All DAN''~''
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Nv' ri.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMNN1. "a
1890 A. 81. SOUTHERN EAflr"
isnta. Aggls.a. Al.
Connects lf IAIf
MASlliAGrON
WESTERN NE-
TIED. CsrrH..s
Tor Durham anl Us.
bury FOR Wes,ela
Passengers cal g..
v VI. .,
I2.45 T. N. FAST MAIL. i1lf
gusta. and puH.i.
stkrysyi.lo ,or
ueudarron, al
Green-bor0 f0r .
ami winston
sie-pers from |.
COOP. N. LOCAL. daily 81 ,
AnsliA Couril
diate roints ..n
TRAINS ARRIVE AT El-.
s s:SS p = NJ n. From Atlanta a.
s:ij A. II. From Amelia '9lf
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YOU CAN SEE FOR YOURSELF

that it pays to buy Overcoats when
there's slump in prices. The goods
are just the same as they were month
ago. It's only the prices that have suf-
fered any damage. Ice will probably lie
cheap next summer. Our Overcoats may
be cheap, too, at that time, but you can't
wait six months to buy something you
want now. Our stock couldn't possibly
be any cheaper than it is to-day. Can't
be beat. We have made slsshing reduc-
tons or our entire stock. which must be
entirely sold to clear our shelves for
spring goods
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5IW 4&@A@-4"
er un cable telegrd6co entire Melilla y
q. Tambi9n Sc di6 cuenta en- este

q. Iambl9n Sc dlo cuenta en- este
informe del senor Ministro de 10 Cue
tenar preparados ounce batallones para emA
carlos en- ell primer momento Asimismo Sc dit
OGenta de las contestaciones de las potencias la
not& envisda por Espana sobre los successes del
Africa.-El Gobernador de Melilla, sehor Nor
gallo, manifesto al Gobierno tsner va fuerzas su.
fcientes para Ia detensa de aquella plaza. Por
otra parte, el trasporte de tropas para aquel pun
to go difculta mucho.-Se hs recibido una nota
del Ministro de Negocos Extranjeros del Sultan
de Marruecos, prometiendo el mas severe castigo
de las kkblas rebeldes agresoras Ia plaza de
Melilla.-El general Morgallo ha telegrafado al
Gobierno que el Bsi& fronterizo de Melilla le ha
prometido mantener la paz en- el territorio cas-
tigar severamente los moros culpables del aten-
tado de Melilla.-En el cabo Tresforcas los moros
han tlroteado al ca6onero espahol "Cuervo."
En- vista de esta Ultima aggression, los peri6dicos
aconsejan al Gobierno que NO admita satistaccio-
mes de nlnguna especie, sino que castigue por su
propia mano los desmanes de las kabilas s&lvaies
de Marruecos.
Paris 9. Ell Msriscal Mac. Mah6n 80 encuen
ira gravemente enfermo.
Madrid 10. Los peri6dicos han dado cuen.
to aver de que los moros Rifehos habian cometi
do nuevas agresiones contra 10 plaza de Mslilla,
agregando que en- dlcha plaza escaseaban los vi
veres que las kabias agresoras ocupaban una
parte del territorio espafole III Ministro de la
Guerra, se6or Lopez Dominguez, ha negado las
AnL0r1oreS nOLlC13S que u4Co 0SbH0 U0SV1OUAOSS Oe
todo fundameRto, por difer{r en- absolute de las
commissioners o6ciales recibidas del sefor Nor
gallo. D.arios de los mas importantes de esta
c6rts, On su edci6n de anoche, censuran dura.
msnte al Gobierno, f1ndados en- que ests va sua
vizando la primitiva acttud de energia que aiop.
46 en- 81 asuntO de Melilla, que con tai presici6n
v entusiasmo levant6 el esplrtu patrio en- toda Ia
Peninsula. FL Ministro de Ultramar sefor Mau.
ra ha ultimado va las rectifcaclones que venla
hacienda en- ell arance de las aduanas antillanas.
Ahora SO ocupa en- una combination que segdn
unos, 10 haca el Ministro inclinado mejorar el
serviclo; segdn otros, atosigado por los preten
dientes destinos. Con mucha irregularidad Be
recibe en- esta c6rte el Boletin Santario que pro.
porciona los datos sobre la epidemic colerica en-
10 provinca de Vizcaya; puede sin embargo cal.
cularse que 10 epidemic decrece all notablemente,
y que su completa desaparici6n no 90 harA espe'
Tar mucho.
Ha apana, 10. Empiezan iniciarse en- esta
ciudad grandes ofrecinientOs para costear ell en-
4retenimiento de los soldados que quieran ir vo.
1untariamente al Africa.
>.. Paris, 10. Segdn los art(culos que viene pu.
bIicando Ia prensa de Londres, parece que Ingla-
& Ear~s ~--'s trin-"~d~ nav" @"atruir 10 inf~ancia
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PRNMIOS
7sO preulios que importan

780 preuIios que impOrtan
Difersnci
NOTA.--La ditereDcia de los 0,5Sa .
dc los q, 900 billetes Y Ell que sc reparte en- pi
tina pars rastos de impression de billetes, nsta
cuarta paTte para Ia Real Hacienda delOs pro
dos. 6 por 100 q los que tomen las acciOnes de
benefcfo en- favor del Asilo.
OTRA.~ ~-Se concede 81 por 100 de benefc
que tOmen accioaes de Glen bIletes en- adeis"''
deberan pedirse q Ia Prestdenta del Asilo
Dayila de Simonet.
OTRA.-No SO servirs nlagda pedldt
acornpanado de gu corresponds ate importe
OTRA.--Los bilIetee prenis1o doe sc paga
Concrete re don Jose Rodriguez de las Ali
en- esta Villa.
Loque sc aviss al psblico para su CO.
Humscao. 10 de septiembre lie 1876
<gsssefacid DGS. Ia a. Elss0stet.
IL Ia Junta del Astlo ae Damss, not
uaisn2o = las lietas de Ia Diputaciop reoira
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tratado celebrado 81 an
do cssJ que e Sultan SO D. eel
cumphmiento de 10 pactadIA 9
Espa6ol, en- usO de sus deIecI
ra formalmente Marruecos.A
bica ha aplaudldo con ent nt1sasn4&
ci6n del Gobierno habiendo recibiA,
! luros Is fslcltsclones de todos los b.
ticos sin distinction dc mstices. III =.
del Consejo de Ministries sehor Sagasta
10 al sehor Gonzalez retire su dimision, ce.,
do antes una conferencia CON 8. NJ la Rein
ha Cristina. Cr6ese CON alg6n fundamento, /
el senor Ninistro de la Gobernaci6n retirar& 81
dimisi6n, despues de celebrada la entrevista con
8. M. Ia Reina Las aimpatias de que goza este
hombre p6blico SON generates.
Madrid, l6 Sc confirms la dimisi6n pre-.
sentada por 81 sefor don Venanco Gonzalez de
su cartera de Gobernaci6n, apesar de la entrevis
| ia veriacada CON s. M, la Reina ruegos del &C.
6or Sagasta. ri senor Pugcervsr 10 susatuys
en- tan importante cargo. El Consejo de Minis
tros entire otras resolucjones tomadas hoy, acord6
| snvax diez mil soldados Melilla, bien equipados
de provisones de boCa guerra. Las noticias
! que se reciben de Melilla, dicen que los moros
han construido nuevas trincheras, y que estas es
! tan situadas en- territorio espanol Calc6lase que
| las operaclones contra los moros empezaran den
| tro de veinte diss. La escuadra espahola entr6
en- Melilla tocando Ia banda de mdsica y al mismo
| tempo hizo disparos de cah6n saludando la pla.
"a, y esto alRrm6 de una manera extraordinaria
q los morOs. Los corresponsses que tienen los
peri6dicos de ests Corte en- Melilla ealculan que
las fuerzas que tienen los moros en- sus campo
atrinchsrsdos, ascienden & mas de 80 mi homt1
La Junta de Generates celebrads en- ests O.
opin6 por mayorfa que era necesario en-
MelilIa Is mil hombres bien equipados
1den, II, I'll Ministro de Ia Guer
Lopez Dominguez ha remitido severas
nes oil gobernador de Melilla sefior NJ
Greer que este 10 oculta Ia verdadera
los rifenos. Circular rumores que
favorecen CON cahones y otros ner+/
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-23

Yenso y variado sortiao
as novedades inventa
eros y capotas para SO
sos brooados y gasas
tas de faya y encajes
mas para adornos de
as y bretanas de hilo
edad. Satenes y per
para novias. Surah
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nA;4r'a'A Il Msy''

DE ALFONSO SANTOS ELLA
FL Que suecribe, tiene la honra de poner
to de este respectable p1blico que hace pocos s.
su Taller er ests Capital, calle de San Fran
donde Sc hari toda clase de calzados des.
hasta la bota de montar de 25 pesos. G
a entregar ell calzado que Sc me encargue
81 ESQ era 10 que muchas persOnss de-
den aprovechar la OCCASION, pnes cuento
.ogido de operarios de M mismo puebl
~Aesemneflar y cumpnr a los gu me honre-
4 ty-Se tor7 N medidss domicili
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PIDLLI GUlRDIl +

en- Ia lmptenBa de LA CORRESPONDENCE
los aigu'entes Impresos: Indice y
civiLes y uit!tares & 40 centsvos 81 10
de prasos 2 recibos de haberes 4 SO
LOG. Sc eavisn por co~reo & solicit
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Para Ia rifa anusl q beEefcio del AS
brea "A Carload astabiecida,
concedlda per Real Orden de
este &no, publicsda On la GGcv
osra Provlncia en- de Agosto T.
El primer eorteo Sc verifcara 81 so de
1898, en- cGmbinaci0n con 81 De igusl fechs
Provincial bajo el tipe de 25, 900 billetes, div
mos, III RS ecto de IN peso uno, monede
rriente, d:eIgkpuy6ndose 81 imnorte en- Ia foe
25,O0O olL4t de 4oe oo0st@ Ia Frovin-ialt
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na Guante mtones de seda Encaes tiras bordada
de cabrta barcos negros nfndad de art1cuos mas
alzan precio m6dcos. Una vista LA FAMA donde Ell
n rs ltimas novedades de Paris. Enero Il
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EMPRESAl
or yAP08ES ESFAKOLES c0RREOS DEL
TRAsPORTES AILITARES II
= q Es ER kas"EDS sge HEB a
ftABANA.

i4oe vuluas DO esta enPresa eloctuarAn sads
Oen los dae TO- Is, 20 25 de cada Las cnco Ede
os das de labor iss doce del da en- los festvOs.
LINEA DE CUBA
Leesran s6o hasta Santiago de Cubs los vapOEeO que
1ias S Is IS.
o8 de los dias rs tosar&u Nrevitss PuertOPsdre
MAY Il, EaTaooa, Guantanamo Cuba,
dis Is har8 las mismas escalas exception de EsG
ade as t0oara Sagna de Tan&mO.
o0b retornar8n VerihCand0 s9l!0hs de Cuba iOst
g. uandOse las entrRdGs La dS0anR lsS fechaS
iee 49, 29 de cada nles.
ss1ngnnO de estOs yapOres toceI ! su retOrno en-
LINEA DE PUERTO-RICO.
Salon los dias 10 20 los vGpores que haOen
reos.
I'll del dis 10 tOca Nuevitas, GibaFa, BaraoOa,
bs, CabO-HaitianO POrt-8u Prince Puerto Plata,
Aguadila San juan de Puerto Rico. Al TetornO
mismOs puertos. -
FL del dis 20 ira pOr Nuevitas, Gibsrs, Barac6A,~9
S6nto Domingo, Ponce, mayas 0eZ, Aguad1ls San
to-Rico, viniendO pOr los mismOs PuertOs. 49,
RetOrnar8n salendO de PuertO-Ric0 los dias 2
nente: tocsran Cuba los dias 29 9, negandO L
fechas correspondence de Il je Csda mes.
NiagUnO dc dos vapOreS tOcRran 8 ret
RsmO. - - -
TodOs los iunes las de il tarde ssldra
10 martes Is Isabella de Sagua, negar6 CsbariA
RetOrnara ssien1O de Caibsrien los jueves, deg
lei tren de EsS ~os, con escala en- sagua' hegara
qiernes. - 10,
Isabella de sSSNs sabadOs negara Cabarec
de Is IIexa1@ doi fr.ssS pasaeros tocara en- sagua
REMuLCADOR.
ksta anprosa tiene e vapOr AgEiICE pOtente ps
ks cust&s de esa Isla, hRbiitadO De bOtnbas para
para asl Farnvnt0.
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Assam NCISC O~45

de mercanc1as de las mas
das por Ia moda. Som
noras, Ultima novedad
de seda. Manteletas Y
negras; cintas, flores y
sOmbrerOs. CretOnas,
Velo de religiosa, gran
cales, Coronas de aza-
negro y de colores. Per
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-03-16
A Legislative Resume.

The following general bills have
been passed by both house and SEN
ate and signed by the governor:
An act for the protection of ship
pers Of gram and seeds, introduced
by Senator Forney, which provides
that railroad companies shall put in
scales for the weighing of grain at
every station where 100 cars of grain
are shipped. The act provides that
the scales shall be put in by July
first and the railroad companies shall
receive rs cents for each car of grain
weighed.
An act prohibiting the enforcement
Of the gold contract clause in notes
and mortgages and making silver a
legal tender for all debts.
The Australian ballot act will go
into effect in November, 1894, and
will govern all elections state, coun-
ty and city.
The mortgage redemption act,
which gives the mortgagor eighteen
to redeem after an order of sale, ex-
cept in cases where he has left the
property and in the opinion of the
court it is not occupied as a home
stead, then six months shall be the
limit for redemption. The terms of
redemption are: The reimbursement
of the amount paid by the holder Of
the certificate, together with interest
and costs Of suit.
A screenage act, which it is be-
Ieved will be satisfactory TO the coal
miners of the state, will become a
law
The pol tax law provides that no
poll tax shall be collected in cities of
over 10000 inhabitants.
The citizens Of Geary county are
authorized to vote on the proposition
to change the name of the county to
Davis.
An act disorganizing Garfield
county and making it part of Fin
ney county.
The valued policy insurance act,
which provides that insurance com
panies shall pay the full amount Of
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for the completion of the state house
was left on the house calendar.
The bill for the revision Of the stat
utes failed IN both houses,
The anti-lottery bill was killed in
the senate, which refused to concur
in the house amendments.
The uniform text book bill failed
because of the disagreement Of the
two houses.
The appellate court bill failed to
pass because the republican members
of the conference committee could not
agree on the report. They were can
didate for judgeships and feared they
would not get the appointments.
The maximum freight rate bill was
knocked out by reason Of the house
insisting on the election of the rail
road commissioners by the people.
The oleomargarine bill was killed
in the senate.
The judicial apportionment bill
was paralyzed in the house.
The bill giving the governor the
supervision of the agricultural de-
partment, and the appointment of its
officers, was killed in the house.
The congressional apportlonment
bill died because the two houses
could not come to an agreement,
The bill for the reduction of fees
and salaries of county officers was
killed in the senate.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-03-16

their policy in case Of total destruc-
ton of property.
The act for the preservation Of pub
lie health against epidemic cholera.
The state board Of health have 5000
to expend in case the cholera should
invade the state
The act repeating the act allowing
railroad companies to collect extra
fare upon the train when passengers
fail to purchase tickets.
The act prohibiting the corrupt use
of money at elections. 1t makes it a
penitentiary offense to buy votes or
give liquor, cigars or anything of
value to influence votes.
The act prohibiting the shooting of
quail or prairie chickens except by
the owner of the land.
The act compelling all persons and
corporations to pay their employees
weekly, with the exception of rail
road employees and corporations en-
gagged in agriculture.
The act reducing the interest on TAX
certificates from "a to Is per cent; an
nuIing the March penalty Of 5 per
cent, and making a reduction Of 335
per cent before the sale of the prop
erty.
An act providing that all railroad
trains shall stop at county seats,
An act continuing the chinch bug
experimental station.
An act compelling telegraph COM
panies to maintain an operator at each
county seat.
An act governing the issuance OF
teachers certificates.
An act for the appointment Of po-
lice matron in cities of the frst-class.
An act making it a misdemeanor to
run a gambling house or to be caught
gambling in one.
IMPORTANT BILLS KILLED.
Quite a number of bills whose pas
sage was looked for, and whose mer-
its were the subject Of protracted dis
cussion, were defeated from one
cluse or another. Among them were
the following'
The bill making an appropriation
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Program.

Program Of Phillips County Teach
er's Association, to be held at Phil
lipsburg, Kansas, Saturday, March
18th, 1898:
THE Theory and Science of Pen
manship."-Jas f. Gray, j. H. Rags
dale.
"Class Work in Fractions" Miss
NJ. A. Dean.
Grading of Pupils. "-G. q. Rob
inson, L. E. Mitchell.
Technical and Practical Gram
mar."-Miss Ollie L. Thomas, +. n
Brong.
Limit to Teachers Duties. "--Mls
Clara o. Hughes, Kittie Fisher.
Building a Profession, w, q
Riste,
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- 'EssIONAL CARDS.
/ 'ANK MCKAY,
~ney-at-Law.

AtIO It Of titles, make collections
Will furnish abstra. 81 land and law business.
and transact sab Ia. Sen pub s9uuFe PAilpsOurg
l Kansas,
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TIME TABLE

The trains on the Missouri Pacific RailrC
give at Marvin as follows: