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THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
l. County, West Virginia. TO wit: Juuo Rules

1893.
The Riverside Iron Works
W..
David Il. Paige and Albert In Assumnsit
I. Paige, ns surviving part.
ners OF the late firm OF
Paige, Carey Il Co.
The object OF this suit Is to recover from tho
defendants a. surviving pnrtnors OF the late firm
Of Paige, Carey d Company us aforesaid, tho sum
OF six hundred and three dollars and seventy
five cents. with interest thereon from tho 9th
day OF MarCh, A. D. 1897, until paid, which
amount Is due and owing said plaintiff upon Il
draft OF the said plaintiff drawn, payable 10 It's
own order upon tho said firm OF Puige, Carey 4
Company and accepted by said firm, and Tor the
payment oil which debt aud costs OF this action
an attachment has been issued In tho above on.
titled cause, against tho CStatc and the effects OF
tie said defendants found IN the Suite Of West
Virginln. 2
And II appearing from the affidavit flod 10
said action, that the defendants, David II, Paige
aud Albert I. Paige, Nro nOn'rCsldentS OF tho
Stntc OF West Virginia. II Is ordered thnt the said
defendants, David Il. Paigo and Albert 7. Paige.
do appear in one month from the dntO Of tho
first publication OF this order aud do whit is
necessary TO protect their Interests. Its further
ordered that this order be published and posted
as required bylaw. h,
Witness, John W. Mitchell, clork OF our snli
Court. ut The Court House OF snld county, this
9Th day OF Juno, 1893. TO wit: June Rules, 1893. .
JOHN W.. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first time June 4, 1891.
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
WM II. llEAlLSE. Attorney Tor PI1tlLin. ie6,W
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PROPOSALS..
FOR sTREErPAvING.

i
Sealed proposals will be received at the Office
Of the Board Of Public Works Of the city Of
Wheeling until y o'clock noon, Monday, Juno
%, 1893, for pnying certain streets Of tho city Of
Wheeling with vltti0cd paving brick. bids
the brick aud tar, Specifications Cnn bG seen
at the office Of the lOnrd Of Public Works, The
successful bidder will be required to give bond
with two securities IN the pGnal sum Of $1,000
contract, Tho Board reserves the right to reject
amy or all bids, or TO be given IN the host inter.
est Of the city Of Wheeling Proposals " bU
marked ']rroposals for Street Paving"
liy order Of the board of Public Works.
1912 TlIOS. NJ. DAliRAll, Clerk.
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MEETINGS.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Theanuual meeting OF the stoCkhOlderso Of the
Elson GlaSR Company for the election OF hve
directors and the transaction OF such other 6uSl'
ness as may come before the meeting. will be
held ut the cLuro House, Wheeling, w. Va, ut
i0H III. on July II, 1897.
jelO EIsoN GLASS COMPANY.
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Jesso Graft, who has been confined in
mil for somo time on commitment. by
Squire Gillospy, on tho charge Of has.
tardy, preferred by Maggie David, was
released yesterday at tho request OF the
complainant, having promised to marry
hut Tho two mot ut Lawyer ). y.
Boicc's Office and Rev. DR.. W. II. Cooke
Joined them In matrimony.
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FOR SAIlE.


Lots In Behren's aud SpGidOl's addition
Corner lot, Thirty'hith aud ClaplinO street,
house two rOom aud Kitchen. Cheap
a flour mill, with roller process. twcniy,l"
barrel capacity. Water mud steam power. saw
aud plGner also attached; doing good 6u'.leI
IN The country. lhiSi is u bargain, Coal within
100 feet, Has thirty.scyCn acres OF land Will
,Gll Nil together or mill separate.
No. 37l7 EotI street, franc house, six rOonlS
largo cellar, alley corner. Eayy GriuA
No. 872g EoiT street, DtiCk house, six rooni
aud hall good location. Cheap, Easy terms
Three houses on Wood street, high grounl.
No. 3jlS, 1870 and as! 1871 each.
Two houses on Twenty.nInth, four roolN
each. 81, IN each.
A gool farm OF w acrcI one aud a hiatt IuIg
from tho city. A good orchard six acres 10
grapes has II lYc r0omed house, stablei etc
the best OF wator. VIII soil on oiiy To- %
trade for city property.
Lots In liOlmAnn's' addition. tho bo3i tl1
the Eighth ward on very easy terms. iUl " sh9d
time
10 Il Thirty eighth street, six rooms, now s!tl
Brick house. four roOm aud hall. FOr!Y'ah
ind Wood streets, full lot
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FOR SALE.

F'oB SAlLE.
Cottage No. 10 Zluo street, lot 8Oxi2O. Ptol
Sl.Sj0, Very cheap
Brick house aud store room, natural gus ID,
i7xl0j. RtnRvillo, Ohio.
House and lot iDxlOO, SIX rooms. bath 1000
and laundry, natural I, K!tkwoOd, Ohio,
Lot iixll0. Zane street.
lOt80xll2 North Huron street.
Four lots on North Huron street
one lot on North Wabash street.
one lot on North Indiana street
One lot on South trout street
Two lots OH North York street.
ono lot, North York street, 3jxlSl, river WOW
Iontrooned cottage, Martins Forty,
one brick house NO. b27 North Main street
One HOUSE aud lot GlSiO1, North Front s'j'}-
One house md lot, OSilO, North Front lIiG1-
Five. r0olnel house on EtlO street
One lot, A0SlO0, MOundSyIIlC.
l|otir.rUomed house on Virginia street
E"ightroOmcd house on Virginia strC1t
Seven. r0Oinod house on 3, York street rlN1
ono lot In ROblnson's addition, X BtOld"ay.
Onc.hnli lot on South Wabash street
Six lots, South York street, tWhicrs nldillNl
one house aud lot, $. lItOadway tsL Llag'
ChapcD.
oholotel aud soyerGl farms, sutton, W Va
All ol the above property will DO SOLD VIZ
Ch0an WE CHANGE ONLY ONE PEN lhNL
MONEY TO LOAN AFtOm 500 10 SiyD On
ilrst mortgage real estate.
JONES 4 WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Agents and COLLECTORS, Notarlu zap
lie, ~ Zane street, Island, NC
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A GENTs.-SALARY AND COMMITS
ASIoN. Best Fraternal Order. Assets. Slo,OoJ;
Both LItO aud Endowment ClHsSeS GiltredSed
In every respect some District Agents wanted,
A rare chance. Address KING & CO., . Union
Square, New York, ocJ'A
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c. Q. SWITH,
1870 Market street
LEGAL NOTICES
OF PUBLICATION.
State of West Virginia. Ohio county, to wit: In
the, Circuit Court Of Ohio county. West Vir'

the Circuit Court Of Ohio county. West Vir.
ginia. June RuIes, 1893.
Andrew J. Halsted mud his
wife. Frances HalstGd, An.
ME II. Morris and her hus.
band. G. $. Morris, mud
John $. lInlstcd, plaintiffs,
vs..
Jennie lIalsted. Elm Ann
Bedllion ind her husband, In ChRnccry.
James BediliOn, Susan
Curskadon and hor hus.
hnnd, John X CarsEadon,
Warren lIAlstGd and pos.
slble unknown heirs OiWar'
rem Halstcd, II he be de-
ceased
This suit was brought in July, 1892. Tho oh.
jCct of the suit was 10 obtain partition OF the real
estate Of Andrew 7. llalstcd, deceased. among
his heirs. In this suit Warren Halsted was pro:
coded hgalnht us u nonresident oeiendant, anu
summons was served as TO him by an order OF
publication made ut August Rules, 1872. In said
suit the said real estate has been sold. and the
share Of Warren l0lsted In the purchase money
Is held until the further order OF the Court. The
Slid Warren Halsted has not been heard from III
Ohio county for over eight years, He was In Ar
kansas and unmarried when last heard from
but II being suggested that he might since have
died, leaving heirs who arc unknown and who
ought to DO parties In this cause, this cause has
been remanded TO Rules by the Court for the
purpose OF making such possible unknow heirs
parties defendant.
1t is therefore, on motion Of complainantS, By
their solicitors. ordered that the unknown heirs,
II any there be, of Warren llalSted, II he be dc.
ceased, appear within one month after the first
publication OF this order and do what Is nGces'
sary to protect their interests,
ii Is further ordered, that this order DO pub
lished and posted az required by law.
Witness, John W. Mitchell Clerk OF our said
court, at the Court House OF said county, this
9TH day OF Juno, A. d. 1893 to.wit: Juno Rules,
1893. JOHN w. MITCHELL, CLERK.
Published the first time June Q. 1893.
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
ERsKINE & ALLISON, Solicitors for ComplGlnantS.
io6.TU
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DROPOsALS FOR DIGGING
Sealed proposals viii be received al the Office
OF the board Of Public Works Of tho city loi
Wheeling until ~ o'clock noon, Monday, JunO
20, 1898, Tor digging trenches and laying sewer
pipe Specifications Of tho different sewers to
bO laid Gun DO sCeii 1T the Office Of the board Of
Public Works. Tho successful bidder will be- 70.
uulfud to give bond with two securities IN the
penal sum Of 5000 conditioned for the faithful
performance Of the contract The hoard z B,rvus
the right To reject any or oil bids, or to be glvon
Proposals to be marked Proposals for digging
Trenches aud Laying Sewer flpG"
lIy order Of the Board Of Public Works,
jGm TllO9 NJ DARiLAll, ClOrk,
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TWO BOYS BADLY HURT
BY an Unique Accident on the B,
g. o. Railroad.
LOADED FREIGHT CARS DERAILED

And two Lads Walking Beside the
Track arc Caught in tho Wreck,
II Losing u Foot and tho Other
Being Possibly Fatally Hurt-How
it Representatives. Accidents Yes
terday.
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NNTHEN GOING TO EUROPE, OAR
w RY Travellers Cheques OF American Ex-
press Company. No Identification required.
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WANTED.

VXTANTED-SsOO, 1000, $1,000 AND
w Sl.5OO to loan on city real estate. Apply
to NEsBITT q pENNE. No. l73O M0rEet street.
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headache promptly cured by
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w Agent and Business Man TO write for our
iortiluo,tnuker plans Lille, Endowment, 80,
Regular bonanZas, Best on earth and largest
pay. Mention paper and state experience. THE
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NOR RENT-A CHOICE ROOM
IL excellent light aud ventllation-Lnmedlate
posseslOn-in our new building. THE CITY
BANK OF WHEELING. j0l0
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For RENT,

NOR RENT-THE LARGE WARE
HOUSE. lil2 aud lll4 Main street. at pres
elt occupied by lis. BAER'S SONS GROCERY
COMPANY. jcS.rTh1s
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Real Estate Agents and Collectors, NoiOtiu zap.
lie, ~ Eauu street, Island lbl.
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Completely como

and, I ON satisfied, permanently healed up.
The lump OH tho right side Of my neck has
nearly all dried w, and no longer causes me
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-14
WE CALL UPON THE POLICE TO IN.
SPECr PREMISES AND ENFORCE THE
CITY ORDINANCE AGAINST WASTE
OF WATER.
Ravages Of the Fire-Fiend.
lRr telegram to tho pispatcn. !


kansas CITY. Mo-. January IA fire In
the heart of the retail district OF this city
nj midnight caused q loss of up
wards of S2i5.OOO The fire destroyed
the four-story stone-front building Nos;
1O2 and l0i Wall street. The Jaccard
Watch and Jewelry Company lose $50 600
fully insured the Foster Woollen Com
pany, $50 OOO-insurance not known; the
Kansas City Art School. Sj0,OOO-loss on
building, $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
MILAN, Tens. January l3.-Wadieigh's
old mill at Atkins, was burned last night.
Ii was used as a clearinghouse. Joe Eng
lish Jumped from a second-story window
and broke his neck. Tom Ashton was
suiTocated while trying to escape by the
elevator. Twenty other dodgers barely
escaped with their lives.
DULUTH. MINI. January ia fire which
started in the basement OF the Hotel st:
Louis at II o'clock this morning resulted
in the total destruction of that building;
The Hotel Brighton. adjoining, sustained
slight damage by water and ire. The
total loss is estimated at 800, 600. with IN
surance of half that amount. IL IS thought
that several lives were lost. but this can
not be ascertained at present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-14
ssNAroa KeNNAs REMAINS.
Lyipz in state at West yirginis's Capitol.
Arrangements for the Funeral.
fQoorfai toieeram 10 the Dlepatchl

tftD< fb rNat' ~ 'fr"s w ks'~'@ >-Fss~r'
Arrangements for the Funeral.
Especial telegram 10 the DIspatch.l
CHARLrsrox, W. Va, January s.-The
remains of the late Senator kenna arrived
here to-day at / O'Clock by special train
IN the Chesapeake aud ONO railway.
1hey were at once conveyed TO the resi-
deuce of Mrs. Ashby. mother OF Senator
KennG whore they remained two houns,
and then were conveyed 20 the Ca itol.
The body il now living in state at the
Senate chamber. where 1t Will remain un-
I'll O'Clock Tomorrow morning. when u
will be taken TO 81. Icseph's Catholic
church. where the funeral ceremonies will
be conducted by Rev. Father Joseph
Stenger. The remains will DO inferred in
the Catholic cemetery.
TUE ESCORT.
The funeral escort from Washington con-
sisted of Senator 9. j. Faulkner, Congress
men John ID. Anderson, James Capehart,
w. J.. Wilson. and John Pendleton. OF
West Virginia, Senators Joseph Black
burn. of kentucky; z. G. Walthall, of
Mississippi John W. Daniel, of Virginia (;
Charles +. Manderson, of Nebraska. and
J. n Dolph. Of Oregon. and Congressmen
James Buchanan, of New Jersey: 4. i.
| Ioud, Of California; Charles Mansur. OF
Missouri Irvine DUNCAN. OF Ohio; Ii. 81.
| george tuChSJ, tI NlTRtiIld-ei huNVi bIS
charge of f.. r. Valentine, Sergesnt-at-
! Arms Of the Senate. and his assistant. NJ.
| Keller. Both houses Of the Legislature
and all OF the courts adjourned as soon as
the remains OF the late Senator arrived:
! The Capitol is diaped in mourning ana all
public business is suspended.
FLORAL TRIBUTEs.
The floral tributes placed upon the cata-
falque are profuse and aDpropr ate. Those
ordered by the West Virginia Legislature
will arrive from Cincinnati at midnight.
| That given by the House is an enormous
| column ten feet high, and that presented
| by the Senate is a huge scroll SIX feet IN
| height. The Senate chamber VIII pe
guarded all night by sergeants-at-arIns OF
| both houses, with suitable corps oil assist
| ants. Etc..
The following prominent citizens OF
! this city will act as active lpall,bearers ;
G.. C. Watts, C. c. Lewis, A.. +. Rand,
Joseph +. Chiffon, Joseph o. Grady, and
| &. n. McDCrmOtt. -,
| The entire congressional committee VIII
| leave for Washington at o'clock this af-
ternoon. with the exception Of Senator
| Faulkner. who will remain here TO per-
1 sODally conduct his canvass for re-elec-
/
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rae RICHMOND DIsPAroH--sArURDAY JANUARY a, 1893.

cision OF the Republican members Of the
Legislature to hold no caucusi - said TO IN
sure the defeat of Senator Casey. The
Democrats held caucus last night with
out agreeing on q candidate. The contest
will not be Tree for all in open Legislature.
aud the outlook seems favorable TO sena..
tor Worst. Ex-Governor Ordwsy will
arrive today, but under no circumstances
can he secure more than SIX votes
HELENA. MoNT.. January l3.-Ihree days
ago Ex-Governor Hauser. one of the Demo.
cratic senatorial aspirants, said be would
not allow his personal ambition 10 stand IN
the way of Democratic success IN the sena-
toriai contest. Last night he proved MS
loyalty to the party. He had bis men go
into caucus with the Clarke men. making
twenty-seven all told. The first ballot
gave Clarke majority. and then Hauser's
lieutenant, acting under bis Instructions.
withdrew his name. Clarke was made the
unanimous choice of the caucus. There
were eight absentees. all followers OF Mar
Gus DAILY. Just what DAILY and his men
will do it is now too soon 10 know. DAILY
left Helena yesterday for Anaconda, and
none of his men will tell. The vote for
United States Senator to-day resulted
Sanders, So; Clarke, %; Dixon, 8; Null
VILE, 3. No choice.
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THE TENNESSEE eovERNo8sHIP.
Buchanan VIII Not sign a Resolution fa-
voriog rurney-Possibie Complications.
rRv telezranh 20 the Dispatch.I

NASHVILLE, Tenn, January 19.-Goyernor
Buchanan will refuse 10 sign the jointreso-
luton introduced in the Legislature to
inaugurate Governor-elect Turney at his
home. in Winchester. The Governor,elect
has been in low state OF health for
several months. and will not be able to
come TO the Capitol TO be inaugurated
as the Constitution requires. Governor
Buchanan, under the Constitution, will
hold over until the new Governor
is legally installed in Office. He
has previously announced that IN
the event of Governor-eleet Tur-
ney's death before Inauguration he would
resign at the expiration of his term to save
the State any embarrassment, but he now
seems determined to keep the office until
Judge Turney can come to the Capitol aud
take the oath Of office in the manner pre-
scribed by the Constitution. As Judge
Turney's illness is one of chronic nature.
il may last for months. Governor Bucha-
nan, being the defeated Populist candi-
date in the recent gubernatorial campaign.
seems to be very unpopular with the ruling
party. and serious political complications
are likely to be the result Of his refusal to
sign the resolution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-14
NEGRO DROPS DEAD
we. SULLIVAN, OF RICHMOND. BUYS
SCHOONER ANo Her CARGO.
s.,n,ns Vet Heard OF the Crow Of the
poos--sil-riai In the Crawford
street suii--ChsrterG Granted.
lsnenI.I ,eIorram . the pI,patoh.

NORFOLK, Va. January l3.--6eorge
,oweIl (colored) dropped dead on Cranky
street to-day.
The ice in Lynn Haven river is said to
be four or Eve inches thick.
George Merideth, druggist, OF this city,
49, been appointed apo.hecary ct the
naval hospital
Tho ua,er.lopeed and abandoned schoon-
-, Thomas Booz was sold at auction
A. ard bought by Mr.. Dennis Suili-
- Richmond. for 81, 265. The cargo
~ ~ ,,,oy,lsr wood was sold for $3.50 aud
boueht IS Mr.. sullivan.
80 TmrNos UT.
:, NAV he stated that this vessel was
.hs,Soned about the last OF December.
80 nothing has yet been heard OF the
crew. .
last night after three DAYS. trial The
o;eetrnADt suit against the Seaboard Ar
I,nc 10 compel the company TO remove
80 double track from Crawford street IN
Inrtsmouth. came 10 an end IN the Hust-
nos Cont for the present, the Jury iHiiing
~ agree. The matter may probably come
no again at the April term.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Al tho annual meeting OF the Chamber
NJ Commorce last night the following OH
GERS were elected President, William
Lamb. First President, n. NJ. Os.
home second Vice-president. t. +.
Roger, Treasurer, Washington Taylor
Sccfetnry and Superintendent. >. X.
Borum with Board OF Directors consist
ing OF fifteen members.
HcsE FOR GIRLS.
Acharter has been granted by the Cor
poratlon Court for the establishment OF 6
S1rlg home IN this city, the object being &c
give home 10 deserving white girls who
sre compelled 20 work for hvlnR. The
organization eau hold property to the ex
tent Of $4,000.
The charitable organizations and indl.
viduAls are doing noble work IN both
cities m relieving the distress Of the poor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-14
THE PROPER CITY AUTHORITIES
ARE CALLED UPON To STOP THE
PRESENT THOUGHTLESS AND DAN
GEROUS WASTE OF WATER.
The Race Course.
ID, ,.Iao,ro ~, 70 fha nianatqh


GUTrENBuRa. N. j., January 13.-First
race-six furlongs-Leyeller won; Ben
March second, Out Of Sight third. Time,
Second receive and one-half fur
loncs-Plsy or Pay won; Leigh second.
Lizzie Il. third. Time. 1;l0A.
Third race-one half mile Jersey Lass
(flly) won; West Park second, Patroness
third. lime. 49S4.
Fourth race-one mile-Persistence
won; Sir George second, Monlcan third.
Fifth raoe-five furlongs -Trinele won /;
Uncertainty second. Clotho third. Time,
l:O2l5.
Sixth race-seven furlongs-Laira 5.
won; DR.. Helmuth second, Van Wart
third. Time, l;S0h.-
GfoUcEsrER, n. j., January 13.-First
race~6ve NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won; Mel
son G.. second, Montlece third. Time
l:06A. ,,u
Second race-six furlongs--Shy Ellen
won; Misery second, Mutiny' third. Time,
1:20.
Third race -one mile-Plevmar won;
Pelham second, Brown Charlie third.
Time. 1:46l5. ,,
Fourth receive furlongs-Maid OF
Barney won; Silence second, Arapehoe
third. Time. 1:02N.
Fifth race-sixth and one quarter fur
longs-Queen dor won; Mabel second
Fernwood third. Time, 1:22l5.
Sixth race-four and one-half furlongs-
Miss CLAY won: jim Fagin second,
Wrestler third. Time, $50.
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LOOK OUT,LYNCHERS
"A STRONG eILL REPORTED TO PUN
IsH THIS CLASS or OFFENDERS.
Argument in Cootested-Etection Cases
Important Bills introduced aud f'sseo'
Change Of the Inauguration D~te'
,snac,., ,.,sgr,m % The DIsOatca.i

RALEraH. N. c., January 13.-This after
noon the Legislative Committee on JUDI
cary decided to favorably report strong
hill which strikes at the violation OF law
by lynohings. IL imposes pne OF SooO
aud Imprisonment upon any lynchers WHO
are detected. uad also holds responsible
ne authorities Of the county in which the
lynching is done.
ELECTION CONTESTS.
There was an interesting argument ~
connsel before the Elections Committee IN
tho Senate this afternoon IN the contesteu-
alec,ion case of J. i. Leach tDemocrat)
against ". T.. Henderson (colored kepuo-
lean for the seat OF senator IRON warren
and Vance counties. Plttman anu SLEW
appeared for Leach and Montgomery and
Hicks for Henderson. Leach shoWeu 10y
these challenged votes we're cast against
HIM. IL. 1911
aronment by the same counsel IN the con-
tested election case OF Long against
Wright. from Warren.
INTRODUCED.
In the Senate to-day the most Important
hill introduced was 10 incorporate the Bur-
lington and Southwestern railway;
Bills Of prominence introduced IN the
House were 10 repeal the merchants'-pur-
chase tax. 10 create an addltlonal cause
for divorce. and to exclude married per-
sons from the benefits of the public schools.
PASSED.
Bills passed final reading TO remove
the State Colored Normal College from
Warrenton 10 Franklinton. northern Pres
byteriars having pledged commodlous
buildings and $4,000 a year at the latter
place; TO change the date Of the inaugu-
ration Of State officers and make II the
third wednesday after the first Monday In
January next after their election.
A committee of FIVE Senators and seven
Representatives was appointed to take INTO
consideration the matter OF a proper eH -
hibit bv North Carolina at the Worlds
Fair.
A bill to repeal the present county
government law, introduced by the Re
publicans, was Overwhelmingly defeated.