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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-10-28
Allan

Our weather prophet predicts 8
wet warm winter.
Mr.. S. W. Matthews left Saturday,
for the Worlds Fair.
Corn crop very short is this neigh
borhood-not as good as was expect
ed.
Sea-fshing has been the source OF
considerable revenue to many OF our
people this fall
Mr.. A. s. Taylor is visiting his son
at Clayton, Del, and will be absent
from the county about a week.
Our people are satisfied with their
candidates and could hardly be con-
WINGED that it was their duty to vote
any other ticket.
Partridge shooting will have no
place among the sports of this sec.
ton for some time to come. The
birds were nearly all destroyed by
the cold weather of last year.
Our public schools, under the man!
agement of Prof. John S. Parsons
and Miss Lille Miles, are in a flourish.
ing condition. About one hundred
pupils are in daily attendance.
Our farmers appear to be well salts
fed with the profits realized from
their potato crops and, it is thought
that they are in a better condition
financially than they have been fol
years.
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Democratic Speaking.

Major Baker P. Lee, Legislative
Democratic nominee for the counties
OF Accomac and Elizabeth City. will
address the voters of Accomac at the
following times and places:
Chincoteague, Saturday night, o.
tober 2Sth.
Accomac c. H., October Goth, court
day.
Belle Haven, Tuesday afternoon,
October 31st.
Other speakers are expected at
these and other appointments, OF
which notice will be given by posters
and in next issue of ENTERPRISE.
J. W. BowDoIN,
Chm County Com.
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Now Hotel,

Especial attention is invited to
the advertisement of Fountain Ho.
tel, in this issue. 1t has been just
built on the site Of building re-
Gently occupied by John Reilly, well
known to many Eastern shoremen,
and has his brother, Bernard Reilly,
as proprietor. 1t cost 100000, has
60 rooms, with office, cafe, ect., on
lower floor, ladies' dining room and
pariors on second floor, and superbly
furnished throughout. 1t has all the
modern improvements as will be not
ed. Terms reasonable-give him q
call.
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HaGIOck.

Mr.. Jno. Thompson's newresidence
on Seaside ave. is nearing compile
ton.
Mess. Gladson Bros. find increase
of trade fully justifies the expense en-
tailed by the recent extension OF
their store-house.
Mr.. E. B. Hastings contemplates
erecting a dwelling at the intersec-
ton of N. Main st. and Seaside ave-,
in the puar future.
Mr.. o. N. Badger, of n. Main ST.,
has recently made an addition to his
pretty residence, Us has also Mr.. Jno.
Colonna, of S. Main st.
Mr.. r. H. Clayton, OF Seaside ave.,
is compelled to enlarge his shop and
will do 80 at an early date. With in
crease of business he must have in
crease of facilities.
We regret to learn that Mrs. G. j.
Minson, of this place, expects soon
to leave Virginia with her family for
Connecticut, where she will make
her future home.
This old village is doffing her an
tique garments and putting on new
ones. In a word she is undergoing a
building boom. May she keep it up
and in time vie with her bigger
neighbors up the road.
Much to the uneasiness OF the in-
habitants of our little village and
vicinity, two of it's prominent citi-
zens, DR.. E. w. P. Downing and Mr..
Jno. Gladson, left on the early train
Tuesday morning Ell route for the
White City We understand they
Invested themselves OF all their val
uables and left their good clothes
at homo, with q view to foiling the
pickpockets, thieves, etc. One of
the gentlemen went so far as to wear
shoes that We're not matched. AS
we would not have the sharks Of
that great western metropolis swal-
low these two little fresh water min
nows, who have ventured too far,
we fear, in deep water, we would aug-
gest that some kind friend wire at
once to Pinkerton's Detective Force
with instructions to detail six of its
best men to look out for two youths
from Virginia, of blue and yellow
hue.
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Accomac Baptist Sunday School Con-
venti0u.

The Accomac Baptist Sunday
School Convention will hold its first
session with the Zion Baptist Church
fOctober 2Sth and 20th, 1893. The fol
lowing is the programme:
Meets Saturday. at II q. IN.
1st-Sermon by Rev. A. J. Reamy
2nd-Election of officers.
Srd-Is there a better method OF
teaching the Bible than our present
SYSTEM Speakers, DR.. A. B. Wood
fin, Thomas Tabb, Rev. ]. L. King
and Others.
Meets at o'clock. at night:
Ito s-What are the qualifications
for a good Sunday school teacheri
Speakers. Rev. n. Petty, DR.. T
White, Rev. J. T. Edmondson.
8 Ito 0-Should the churches elect
| the officers of the Sunday schools
Or what is the relation of q church
to its Sunday schoola Speakers, ]
+. Nottingham, Rev. 7. II. Purneil
B. T. Gunter.
Meets Sunday Morning, at $3.50:
$50 to 1O:SO-Sunday school lessons
1920 to 11:3O-What are the best
means to keep up an interest in
country Sunday SCHOOL, Speakers
q. g. Joynes, T. NJ. Scott, Rev. J. NJ
Dunaway.
11.3o-sermon by Rev. ]. NJ. Duna
way.
At night-sermon by Rev. W. w
Wood.
All pastors and delegates are ear
nestly requested to attend.
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quarterly Meetings..

Capeville and Cobbs Circuit-Sun-
nyside, October 21st and 22nd.
Cape Charles City--October 22nd
and 23rd.
Belle Haven Circuit-Trinity, Oc-
tober 28th and Goth.
South Accomac Circuit-Locust-
vile, November 4th and 5th.
Onancock-November 18th and IL.
In addition to the usual business
of quarterly meeting, the quarterly
conference receives and examines the
annual reports of trustees and other
church officers, and elects stewards
and Sunday school superintendent
for the succeeding year. For these
reasons a full attendance of mem
bers is expected.
VIM. P. WRIGHT, P. E.
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A Card.

1 would most respectfully inform
my friends that am home with my
goods and have one of the most COM
plete stocks on the Shore, and at
prices to suit the times. You will
find all kinds of goods very cheap this
fall, owing to the crisis in the money
market, and don't buy until you
have examined my stock. I will
make it pay you.
D. H. JOHNSON.
Leemont. Va.
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Just received a. line of ladies, misses
and children's wraps, cheap at
Ashby & Beloat's.
woman. missionary Society.

The annual meeting of the Wo-
mans. Missionary Society of the Vir-
GINA Conference will convene in
Hampton, Va, November sth, 1893,
at $50 a. m. Delegates from the
Eastern Shore District are expected
to arrive in Hampton, Tuesday, Nov
ember 18th, on the evening boat.
MRS. o. B. QUINBY,
District Secretary.
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announcement.

| take this method of announcing
myself an Independent Democratic
floater for the House of Delegates for
Accomac and Northampton counties
and will address the people at Drum
hometown, next court day, Oct. 30th,
1898. respectfully invite white and
colored to attend. Respectfully.
LABAN T. LEWIS.
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8. s. Game protective Association

At the request of members, meet
ing of the E. Shore Game Protective
Association is hereby called for Acco-
mac G. H., on Monday, Oct. 3Oth,
court. day.. Matters Of interest and
Importance are to be considered and
all members are expected to be pres
ent.
GEO. w. LECATo,
President.
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appreciative audience in the Town
Hall of this place, on Friday OF last
week.
The Atlantic hotel was filled with
guests, last week, representing nearly
every prominent town in Del. The
fine fishing and elegant accommoda-
tions at the Atlantic attracted them
thither.
Our lighthouse and lightship keep
ers have recently donned new uni
forms-double breasted sack coats,
with gold bands on sleeves, hand
some capes, handsome rosettes with
cut of lighthouse on them &c-and
in their new rigs look as pretty as
"picters.
Arrivals at Atlantic hotel this week
P. A. Dempsey, Philadelphia; Capt.
J. E. Deacyne, Gladstone, N. j.; n.
D. Moore, Sam'l. T. Williams, Balti.
more; NJ. E. Selby, j. F. Hyde, Will.
mington; Charles Vert, Frankfort;
Jos. Smithers. Smyrna; w. T. Means,
H. c. Means, CLAYTON; D. Seaville,
Seaford; Richard and Chas. S. Hall,
Pocomoke; w. e. Smith, Cape
Charles; Col. VIM. Selby, Stockton;
DR.. Geo. W. LeCato, Accomac.
Capt. J. E. Deacyne and P. A.
Dempsey, Of the new steamer, which
will be put on line from this place to
Philadelphia, spent several days
with us this week, making arrange
ment with our people for wharves
sc. The steamer will commence to
run about the last of next month
and the owners say that she will
come to stay and will give us such
reduction in freight and passenger
rates, that the people will be COM
PEELED to encourage them.
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Unelaim ed Letters.

Mail remaining unclaimed in the
postofice at Accomac G. H., Va,
October 18th, 1893:
Thomas Allen, Jim Dennis (s), Miss
L a. Hamon, G. R. Houchins, Coo
ney Rech, Miss Annie Robesam, Miss
Sadie Ross, Miss Sadie Webb, Martin
WealeY, Mrs. Susan White. Mrs. Lie
Sample.
WIN. P. BELL, P. NJ.
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slocomb Bros, Onancock, is the
place to get the very latest designs
in dress goods and trimmings to
match in furs, braids, silks, gimps
and yelvets.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-10-28

For home like comforts, good fare
and moderate charges, the Maltby
House, Baltimore, cannot be sur
passed.
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You will find slocomb Bros goods
oil marked in plain figures and prices
the same to everyone, and if you
want fine clothing at reasonable
price be sure to go there.
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Dress Goods and Trimmings

York Philadelphia and Baltimore contains the best patterns
and shades of this styles in both staples and novelties
Cloth Figured Soe Densches Fabrikat, Lorent Cloth &C.
prices owehere many special bargains marked
far below value.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-10-28

A big brand new stock of fur and
plush robes, also square and shaped
horse blankets at L. Fl. Ames & Son,
cheap.
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Clothing in piles way up high, and
prices way down low, at
L. H. Ames g. Son.
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To buy your gum boots and oil
clothing cheap, go to
Ashby g. Beloat's.
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Wraps for Ladies and Children

very patterns The line srsclass containing
a variety of fabrics and shades
Ladies Ready Made Tea Gowns-prices from 81 upward
Embroidered white Flannel Skirting.
Excellent line of Handkerchief and large stock of Notions
Ladies' and Children's Shoes-al kinds.
Very large line of Ready Suits Pants and Overcoa for
men and boys
Hats Caps Shoes Neckwear and other furnishings
and boys
Large stock Furniture Trunks and Satche Carpets Cur
tains Queensware, &c.
that this stock large and attractive
Do not imagine this exaggerated advertisement and
that YOU can do as anywhere and
will find display pleasing and that taste be suited
in quantity and quality
Salesladies in Ladies Department.
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You can have your shoes stretched
to fit bunion or corn, also buttons
reset, and save money by buying of
T.. n. Ames g. Son.
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Slocomb Bros. advertise strictly in
their own name, and you will find
their goods brand new and OF the la
test styles.
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Business Notices.

For RENT-Valuab1e business
property at Mappsburg Station. ".
G. Elliott
For SALE-Steam saw mill, plan
er, timber wheels &c.-a1l in good
condition. Please take notice also
that we intend to close up our bust
ness and all indebted to us must set
tie at once. Parks Il Nelson.
NoTIcE-We have for sale oyster
tongs and shafts from Is to 26 feet
long. J. G. Justis & Co., Hunting
Creek.
NOTICE. wish to employ o color
Will rent the farm for share of crop
or money. Mrs. E. F. G. Garrett,
Accomac C. H., Va
Observation-Disclosures and tran
sient by Mrs. Lille Dix Nelson, 671
W. Fayette street, near Green, Balti-
more, Md.
For RENr-For balance OF this
year and 1894, the house in Onancock
where keep q jewelry store, suitable
for carrying on any kind OF business.
Centrally sssss,ed, size of store-room
1926. Has glass front. Dwelling above
and in rear, connected. Would rather
rent whole, complete. Possession
given middle of October. Apply to
w. j. Neville, Jr., or VIM. G. West.
FOR RENr-Two horse farm for the
year 1894, or for sale-plenty of re-
sources. Apply to Thos. A. Northam,
Onancock, Va.
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For RENT-Valuable business
property at Mappsburg Station. V
G. Elliott
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Hats in any style, color or shape
II L. H. Ames & Son.
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For cheap furniture, carpets, oil
cloths and mating, go to
Ashby g. Beloat's.
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CNslICOTcNXNQ.

DR.. George w. LeCato, candidate
for the Senate, spoke to a large and
appreciative audience in the Town
Hall of this place, on Friday OF last
week.
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NoTIcE-We have for sale oyster
tongs and shafts from Is to 26 feet
long. J. G. Justis & Co., Hunting
Creek.
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NEIGMBORMO0D NOTES.
OunnlOocR.

The bank is the chief topic of con-
versation in business circles.
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Observation-Disclosures and tran.
sient by Mrs. Lille Dix Nelson, 671
W. Fayette street, near Green, -Balti.
more, Md.
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Our STOCK Is.

Our counters, shelves and the floor are
crowded with our new purchases from
New York; Phila.. and Baltimore. II
there is anything stylish or new yon
are needing in Dress Goods or Ladies'
Wraps, Carpets or Furniture that you
cannot get at home, come and see us,
we can suit you in goods and prices.
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For RENr-Two horse farm for the
year 1894, or for sale-plenty of re-
sources. Apply to Thos. A. Northam,
Onancock, Va.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Quinby Smith re-
turned this week to her home in
Bedford City, Va.
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Two handsome racks for displaying
ladies wraps have been received this
week from New York City, by Ames,
Shiold s. Co.
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We Have Them!
The Styles For This Season.
Our large and attractive stock of

Our large and attractive stock of
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D. Frank White, county surveyor,
passed through town on Saturday,
en- route from Tangier, where he had
spent several days surveying oyster
lands.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-14
STRANG RS i'm town are requested
TO GO TO
VIII. KING &CO,S
FOR
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
CIGARS,
HOT DRINKS, etc.
NALCABlE r CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE Pursu,n, - a ;s

" ALGAB CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALh fuTsuhn Ut 10 q judsu eut II
axe count. supeTi"r court Ie, d.red az
ne october term, ~, in rfe cas-. of h.lla
VI MrRnt Z; " RIA ht. Jas X Throw
~, Jr snd oth- n against Clan. . A PR
kinson. T. dividnally, ano as hdn in-srrs-
tr OF Mary Ptrkinsnn, d.o.a-.d Izra
pe'k n-on, and N'rfruNius k.Nst.r u,r-
ian ad u em Of Ezra P.rl iusor weuill
u lhursday. January lsih. 1913 n The
1nnty county C urt horse in the civ :.
Raleigh - sell Il pnhiic onierN. iorte
hg -s' bidder for Ca b the follow Ing 'ots
parcels OF Iand In tie ci y Of k4l.i.h.
viz: go
First Tract-Ad ioinin z the lands of yrs
l-rnra A Wilson snn Others lying 'n tie
-ou'heast rnrr of the inter etliou of
oloodworth aud Nor.an streets heru
'hrt oi CITY lo' % Is, a. 81 own on haie
er map of the CITY OF Raj. igh ana more
uliy aud AT ieng d, scrib Il In tn. a.. q
81 trust .N-cut ON the 2'st .iav @, Feb
rua'y. lSsl. by & a PEI ikirsou md N,rv
'-rkiuson his uife to \ " HnXu,- a
trn-te-, &c. VIII b said deed Il tru,t 4.
uly ie,or eel In the offlce uf the register
81 deeds 'or Wake county, y & In L. ok
ITO, pa.e 2z7 ct so
Sec nd Tr ct Adjrining the lands OF
William AXE arr otter lNiry o,, =. a
-outh de or Hary-tt srre.f. b.tw.en
Sioodw' rih aLe Person streets. b- no
art OF city lot No lis as chow n on Sfhf
IRIS map o. the ci5' OF tsielgh. and iei, o
I the northwest corn,r of u iiusm X
BiaEe's lt, and n ore fully de>crit.en IN
he mortgage reed ex. cuted by &: A
prrkiusou and Mary P-ikii s"p, is vife.
o JAS. Throw er Jr on the ~ b dsy. I
.nusry 1891. wh ch ssid deed o. IN, r
< g-ge WAS duly recorded in the offic. OF he
reslster of deed Tor " IKE COM IL. y &
IN book llS. page Ssg ct req Hour of So .e
u O'Clock N. A. " HA1Mup
w. ! PEnL.
declS Commissioper.
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Bradstre.t,s Weekly Circular.

New YORK. Jan. I3 -Bradstreet S circu-
lar on The state Of trade says:
The more sinking features in the business
week include anlther shading OF Pig-iron
prices al ST Loui<. together with a further
reaction in print cloths. cotton iice and live
cutie lat Omaha) while sugar Is higher.
notably al New Orleans. leather al st Louis.
whiskey at Cincinnati and Lou sville and The
live hog maj ket generally. together with
wheat, corn, oats, all OF which show gains
in piices. The extreme cold at the west
and northwest, while helping sales OF
heavy weight wooens, clothing, shoes.
and hats served TO restrict the movement in
most other ines Of staple goods. New Eng
land cotton mills are large sold ahead but
stocks of print cloths at Fall River are only
Q. 600 pieces against goo 900 pieces a year
ago. Biliimo'e ,bbvr> who deal extensive
ly all through the southern stale, report a
most active demand for clothing and shoes,
| t"ge her with what may be ca,srd as dis
| tIncI,vely spring goods. Collections there
are above the average and prospects for trade
are good. Richmond and Nashville are
sending out commercial travellers all through
the sou,h. The CITY first named an
nounces that collections on sales OF
plugs, cherroo's and cigarettes have been
! dull throughout tae snuIh. with which the
| weather lnIeriered. The movement OF mer-
chandlse at Memphis and Charleston has
| been moderate, while that al Atlanta Is salts.
| factory. beng IN excess of The vo'.me one
year aye. This is tIue also "f Birmingham
| while at New Or, ans easier c.,tIon and rIcs
pr ces have been Offset by stronger sugar anC
| an increased mel eichandIse trade. followed b,
preparations for a large movement Of whea
| in that dire c ion. Faculties at Galveston fu
| export of wheat have also been incrca. ed an,
large exports from that port pron i,e'
during 1893. The general trade is Of mol
erale volume although The west.
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~ ouAe.

WASHINGTON. m. I3.-On motion OF
lr. Cub r>on. of Texas ue>d " next was
-uhstiiuled for to-mmTow for con>lderation
II the bills reported by The Committee on
judiciary.
Mr. Richardson. from the committee on
printing reported the concurrent resolution
or prin.ing 6o.ooo copies OF the report oi
he agricultural department on sheep indu ,ir,
aud on diseases of cattle for distribution I,y
enators and representatives.. The resolution
vas agreed to- hut it will be some weeks he
re copies Of the work will be ready for dis
uhutIon.
To morrow was assigned for consideraii,n
4 the measures called up by the committee
on Indian sff rrs.
Mr. Bel izhoover moved that the house GO
'nto committee Of the whole for the considcr.
ilion of the private calendar. hut the repu,-
icIns resoItrd TO hlihu>lering tactics. The
fir,t few pages Of The calendar are full OF war
la m mvasures. and the republicans NOT
Wishing them considered. reirained from
snting and left The house without a quorum
'ut ON roll call q ioium appeared aud by a
vnte of yeas I5o. nays S, Mr.. Bsllzhoover's
notion MAS agreed 10.
The first bull on The calendar was one for
he relief Of Hiram Johnson and Others. and
| he republicans resoited 10 their filibusterinp
md left the house without quorum. After
l couple OF hours consumed IN the vain a.
tempt TO secure a quorum 10 vote upon the
hlll. The democrats b came irriiaied and un-
Ter the lead of Mr.. Enloe. champion of ihy
| I .hnson measure. attempted To f.rce an ad
| jurnment The effect of this would he Ia
vacate The night session fer The consider alton
f The private pension bills. The republic ans
hen came TO The front. and with The help Il
>ome democrats defeated the motion io sd
| urn. yeas ~. nays las The house then
at 4 go took a recess till O'Clock. the even
ng session to be for the considera ion OF pri
| vaie pension bills.
At The evening session Of the house pension
matters were discussed, but no ac'i N va
raken on any bill. and at s:ls o'clock th'
house adj ,urned.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-14
then was no additional obligation i'm
nOsed ON the Sftaa

then was no additional Obligation i'm.
posed on the Sttae.
Mr. Vance Of Buncnmbe. asked who
owned the property Mr. Starnea, as a
member of the committee on Education.
had reported favoraby on the passage Of
III bill because the house at Warrenton
was not sufficiently convenient. There
was another reason why he favored the
NIL AT Franklinton there was no uu
favorable d-nc cminationM i, fluepce
"h"reas it was p.rceptable at W arrent,n
Mr.. Watson. ofFForsvth. then with
drew his motion to postpone. and tn,
hl nassed its readings. and on motion
OF NJ Sprulll was sent to the senat,
without engrossment.
The senate resolu ION providing for tn.
expenses OF The inaugura' inn-$jOO or
notion of NJ. Sprurll was tahIei. tn.
house having adop'e l and transm tied to
h. senate sim'i resOution.
o. motion If NJ Tsy or. of Halifax
the rul' WAS su>p 'nded and senate reso
luton IL, houee resolution 1873 a reso
'ntion concerning the Worlds far n,
Chicag" and to appoint a int commi,
| tee of five on the part of the senate and
even on part of the hue to prepare r
| hi to provide { IT n proper exhibit, wa
taken up and adopted
The house then al ,nrned until to
| morrow at 10 80 n',:lnck