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Humorous Legal Complies tions.
From the Lewiston Journal

About the queerest case at Law this sum
mer was that fuss In q small Maine village
IN this part OF the state. Two neighbors
owned eogs. One dog got afoul Of the
neighboring canine. and was chewing him
to the queens taste. when the owner Of the
under dog SHE'D a club. The club broke
the bellicose dogs forcpaw. Strsightwey
this dogs owner brought suit 20 recover
damages. He lost his case, and was order
ed TO pay the costs Of the action. But he
didn't pay. and an execution was fssOed
against hts body, whereupon the deputy
sheriff made a funny break. He got twfsesd
over the verbiage OF the document and pro-
ceeded to arrest the man who had oeen
sued. In the hubbub that resulted the real
culprft took alarm. and In order TO save
himself. went into insolvency before the
sheriff got unsnaried and served the sAecs-
ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28
JAPANESE EXHIBIT PlLLAGED.

Valuable Vases stolen From the Art
Gallery mt the Fair.
CHICAGO, Oct. 8.-Three vases valued at
$3.50 were stolen from the art gallery at
the fair some time between Thursday nigh:
and yesterday. The vases were In the
Japanese section on the east court Of the
center pavilion They were made by Mani
kowa Sosuki. said to be the most expert
artist in the fiowery kingdom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28
stones Hurled MT q Lecturer.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Oct. 2S.-Ex-Priest Stat
terry lectured last night on anti-Romanism.
AS the lecturer left the hall he was greeted
with a shower OF rocks. He was escorted
to his hotel by q handful of friends and q
squad of policemen surrounded by thou
sands yelling Lynch the apostate." Hang
the villain"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28
REFUSED TO INDICT.
The Grand Jury at Elisabeth Ignored
the Race Track Case.

Judge Van Sickle. in the Union county
court at Elizabeth. N. J.. yesterday morn
ing, called the grand jurors before him and
again charged them to indict the Linden
township committee men for bribery in
granting licenses to the Linden Park Blood
Horse Association.
The grand jury. after an absence OF half
an hour asked to be discharged. refusing
to indict.
Judge Van Sickle added no further COM
ment, but said: You are discharged at your
own request.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28
The Trust Puts I'm Whisky.

NEW YORK, Oct. GA special from
Peoria. ILL.,, to the Sun. says: The whisky
trust yesterday gave notice Of an advance
of one cent a gallon In the price OF spirits
to take effect today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28
REIsER CONTROLLED HER WILL.
New Features of the Omaha Scands
Involving Mrs. Rudlger.

OMAHA. Oct. 2s.-Interesting features
are coming to light in connection with the
shooting of Henry Reiser by Mrs. Rudiger.
ON Thursday night. Reiser seemed to pos
sess an uncomfortable influence over the
woman. She was 50 completely infatuated
with him that she stood his brutal abuse
for long time without remonstrance.
Reiser treated his helpless victim with
great cruelty. 1t is only a matter OF two
weeks ago since she called on q local ply
stefan to reduce two fractured ribs, evil
dence of the ferocious brutality Of Reiser.
After the shooting he was taken to the
hospital. where he still lies, with very
scant chances of recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28
The Great Rnce No

The Great Rnce Not to he Run Today.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2s.-Sporting men were
disappointed today when Ed Corrigan an
neunced that there was but little probabil-
ity of the triangular sweepstakes for s.. 900
between Lamplighter, Yo Tambien and
Clifford being run at Hawthorne today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28
The Cliff House at Rye Burned.

RYE, n. V, Oct. 2S.-The Cliff House, q
well known summer hotel, situated on the
sound in this village. was burned at an
early hour this morning. The loss is
thought to be about $4,000. well insured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28
Mr.. Thomas Opinio,.

Inc attorney for the District today sub
mitted his report upon House bill 4127. max
ing judgments in the District of Columbia
Hens on equitable interests of the debtor
In real estate which was referred tn hin,
by the Commissioners for advice an to the
propriety Of recommending the passage OF
the bill
Mr.. Thomas says the object of the bill is
q good one, but as the Judgment and de-
crees or the Supreme Court of the District
or Columbia are. by existing law. liens up
on the legal title Of the debtor he submits
. substitute TO include equitable interests
He says the city is greatly In need of such
q law As the law now stands judgmen,
creditors acquire no lien against the eoui-
table interests of their debtors in real cd
tate until bills fled to enforce payment OF
the Judgment. This proceeding he saws
viii be rendered unnecessary IL the pro.
posed law IS enacted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28
An Assignment.

Peter P. Pullman. contractor. Of "a vir-
sinia avenue southwest, has made an as
signment for the benefit Of creditors to
Lewis 1. ONeal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28

Royalty Performs "a Scrap of Paper.n
Princess Beatrice. Princess Aribcrt Of
Anhalt and other persons Of royal blood
performed "A Scrap Of Paper" before Queen
Victoria at Balmoral Wednesday evening
On Tuesday q similar performance was
given and Thursday evening John Hare's
The queen has been present throuehout
every play and has keenly enjoyed them
all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28
Italian Courte.ie. to Enxlishmen.

SPEZZIA, Oct. PA banquet was given
last night by the Italian naval officers to
the officers of the British fleet visiting this
port. The banquet was followed by a ball
at which Vice Admiral the Duke of Genoa
cousin Of the king, was present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28

Prof. Henry Drummond. the olaseow
teacher. says the universities In the United
States are something the country has rsa-
son to be proud OF. and their chairs OF
philosophy are. as a rule, worthy the ad.
miration OF Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28

A Public Building at Cumberland.
Mr. McKaig CMd.) has introduced in the
House bill appropriating $4,000 for q pub.
lie building at Cumberland, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28
The Metxerott Hall Case.


The jury in the Metzerott Hall case to-
day gave a verdict in favor Of Fava, Neff
& Co, defendants, and against w. G. Metz
croft & Co., to w. s. Pieger in the sum Of
1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct 2S-The members
of the Amalgamated Association of Street
Railway Employees have called a strike Of
all men belonging to the association en-
ployed in Minneapolis and St. Paul and on
the Inter- rban line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28

Suicide Of q Ruined Banker.
The bankers at Cassell, Germany. who
failed recently, were Pfeffer and Hartdegen.
Pfeffer. the senior partner. absconded he
fore the crash came. Hartdegen has killed
himself by taking poison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28
Killed While Escaping a whippins

PIT1SBCRG, Pa, Oct 2S.-August SOM
merfield. a ten-year-old boy. who lived ut
4l12 Penn avenue. was killed last night by
jumping from third story window Of his
home to escape from his father. who was
beating him with . rawhide for playing
truant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

loweat and the CLOSING Of the New York gtocf
market To-Day. as rerortsd bv Corson Hscartnsy
melnbere New Ia rk stock aNchan~e CorrpS pondents
Me1ers Moore n Sch,Av No ,.d~.~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28
AN UNDERSTANDING REACHED.
The Vatican and the Quirinal Enc
Their DISPUTE.

ROME, Oct. 2S.-It is announced today
that an understanding has been established
between the Vatican and the Quirinal on
the question of King Humbert's right 10
appoint the patriarch Of Venice. The patri-
arch, 1t Is said. will write a satisfactory
letter to the government and the latter Will
thereupon grant to the Italian bishops heir
exequaturs. which were withheld pending
settlement Of the trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28

s ~; hams 10; lard. renpsd- ll&. Butter quiet
I9.Is alto 20 ladls fancy. q; good choice
o ou,n xacked, lsal1. Eggs nrm-22s2s Coffee
SSe,-nlo cargoes. fair. 1871: No. Z, is3Salsk
nncSs SIT s-granulated. 81. Copper and whisky
se bALIE DIRE Oct. s.-Northern Central STOCK,
a. S S, and Ohio Southwestern nrsta, 1904.
s 10 nrrt incomes, %; second Incomes, IS; third
i income 10: Consolidated Gas bonds, l0ox; d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28
Representatives.

Barnes Barnes; Lyman E. Wisconsin. wlilard'a
Bartlett. FRANKLIN. Y: 7: Net. Tub.
Belden, J. j.. N: Y. Arlington.
Bell. Chas. K. Texas. 5o7 9Th NV.
Bell. John c.. Col. 1918 Q NV.
Beltzhooyer. F; E.. Penn. National
bingham. II. H. Penna,. The '' kiS.nx
Blair. Henry W.. N. H.. ms - t:nn'
Blanchard. N. G.. La. Metropolitan.
Black. James c. G.. Ga. Elsmnre.
Bland. r. p, No.. WIZARDS. ~''
Boatne5, E J.; ;, La. National.
Ba,,isl1s C. N r; Arb; ~ N s.
Bowers. W. W. Cal. El.mere.
Branch. VIM A. B. n. G.. Metropolitan.
Bree ai s. W w. G g F. f Kan cec,r.,
gretz. J. L.. Ohio. 22l e. CAP.
Brookshire' E ". Ind; Metropolitan.
Brown. Jason B.. indiana, Riers
Burrows. J: C.. Mich. Elsmere.
B Bunn: r n, I'll; n G. ;, Metropolitan.
Bynum. VIM. B.. Indiana. Isl: SiaI ists n
Cabannis. Thos. B., Ca, ia Nd ~ Nv
Cadnus; Cornelius A.. N. J.. Arlinrron
G Caldwell. John A.; Ohio: is4s 9 NV. VISION
$1,000 NJ. Viz, -, 1hoie.
S cspsss. jn TO- w. E Del Tie Gee SSssnum
Sa mnsf r oe o.; - n. Y. ave
Sar,,tb a d Ky Ri~xs MASS. ave. NV.
Catchings. Thos, G.. Miss. l722 On
Chickering. c. A.. n. Y. Hamilton
Childs r. A., Ill.,, Willacd's
Clancy, John NJ, NJ Y, Riggs
Clark, Champ. Mo-. Hillman Hou..
Clarke, r. H., Ala, B n. e.
COBB. sen w; No: Cochran.
Cohb. :; T.; Ala; Sarnum.
Coeksril; 'ereT Hv W s.n Tex, 1884 18th NV,
Coheen; II Al; Wy2;: go LIST n. e.
Cossweii, Wilnam. MASS; ls4s l. n. ".
Conn, chas g.. Ind. Wiliards.
Coombs' Wlhlam A.: n: T.. Hamilton.
Cooper. S b. Tex. sez 9Th NV.
Covert, :: W., =. " 1 Congressional
cornish. Johnston. N. J.. Normandia
Cousins X. u. Iowa. Normaniie
Grain: VIM H.: Tex, Hotel Randall.
Crawford. W. T., N. c; sSs NV.
CuIbersen. p. B.: Tex. Metropolitan.
Curtis Charles. Kan. Lincoln.
Dalzeli. John. Pa. Normandie.
Davis, John. Kan, IA A ne.
De Almond, D. HI, No. 2sa adn
benson, w H., Ala, Brunswick
DeForest. Robert F.. Conn, al list ne
D1nEley, Nelson, Jr., Me-, liamiltSn
Dinsmore, Hugh a., Ark. Metronn,.,.
Dockery, Alexander M. Mo. viii. ra.a lie
Dolilver' j. r. iowa. Hamilton ..
Donovan. d d. Ohio. Metronnii,
Dooiittie W II Wa sh fass r. NC
Draner. Wiliian r Mas. 'NJ Iso, ~
nurhoror, Allan n III 70, TO-, Is.. n nv.
nunnbv Edw.rd "" .e!n NV.
CSn,unI Nd cru - az eco - arlington.
E Fan x. va. go sc.
E E,is' w. X H. oregon. Eooitt.
Elhs, w. u, NY COCHRAN.
Enghsn. Inomas u, ~. j.. Ebbitt.
Enloe, b. H. Tenn. iZ42 18th st.
Erdman, s. l.. Penn. Hotel Randall.
Epes. J. F.. Va; go A st. Sc.
Everett. VIM. Mass. Albany.
Fletcher. Loren. Mimi, Arlington.
Forman, w. g., Ill, lila q st.
Fellows, ]. r., N. Y, Shoreham.
Fielder, @. b., N. j., Normandie.
Fitch, A. p. N. Y. Arlington.
EYtbian George W.. Illinois. w,uera,.
Finn Dennis. Okl. Ter. Nationai
Fi,nK REM. F.. Illinois. Elsmsre
Funston' - a. kan. s26 X nv
Evan r. W.. Mo, 2O7 e. CAPITOL
Csear John IL. Iowa. Portland
Searv Thos 7 CAL Normand,.
Gtas:snhainer +. A.. N J.. ArIin1ton
SHIIett e W., n. Y, Hamilton.
Siiiett = II. Mass. Shorehsm.
SniS1ier JuIius. III. Varnum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28

Chancellor McGilI of New Jersey has
granted an order authorizing the receivers
Of the National Cordage Company to take
over the property Of the Victoria Cordage
mpany OF Ohio upon assuming respon-
stbtlity for the debts Of the latter concern,
which aggregate $500 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28
CIRCULATION OF THE .EvENING
STAR

soemniy swear that the above statement rep
resens only the number Of copies Of tn, Kvss.
ns Star circulated during the six secular dsys end
Ing Friday, October q, lsss-sAss H. the num-
Der Of copies actually sold. delisered, furnace
or mailed, for valuable consideration, to bona nds
purchaser or subscribers ana that none OF the
copies % counted were returned 70 or remain 1,
the once unsold
,. WHIT. HERRoN,
Cashier Evening star Newspaper Co.
subscribed and sworn to before me this twenty.
eighth day OF October, A. ID. lsps
cHAs. W. DARR,
Notary Public, d. q
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Chicago Grain sid Provision lGArsssts.
spacial pispstch 70 me D~enius stas
Baltimore Markets,

oats. 2221 hogs. 1000
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THE NEW CONGRESS,
Members In Town and Where They
Can BE Found.
Vice President.
Stevenson. A. E., ILL.,. Ebbitt

stevenson. A. E.. I'LL. Ebbitt
Aldrich. Nelson W.. r. l.. Arlington.
Allen. William ". Neb.. 24s Delaware ave.
Bate. William g.. Tenn. Ebbltt House.
gerry, James H.. Ark. Metropolitan.
Blackburn. Joseph c. s., KY. Ebbits.
Brlce, Calvin s., Ohio. 1911 II st.
Butler. Matthew c., s. c., l4S4 N at.
Canery. Donelson, La, Richmond.
Can. Wilkinson, Florida, 1903 NV.
Camden. johnson N, W. Va. Normandis.
cameron, James D, Pa.
carey. Joseph NJ. Wyo., Arlington.
CChandler William E.. N. H.. 1927 st.
Solquitt Alfred H.. Ca. 20 A vt. SO.
Coke. Richard. Texas. 49 9Th st
Suiom. shelby n ill., isis Mass as's av. nv"
Daniel, John w, Va, l7oo 18th St
paws Cushman K. Mimi. i4,s Mass. ava
Do oxOn' Nathan F.. r. l.. Arno:
Dubois, Fred. r.. Idaho, 1890 18Th street.
EEa aua ;, Chas: j.. W. Va. 1913 n. l. ave.
G caye; William F. Maine; l42l I NV:
seorss 5ame H. N Mss H. rs Sor EsT rsSom.
gibson Charles H., Nd, Shorehazn
Gordon. John b.. Ga. 1O2s VT. ave.
Gorman. Arthur p. Nd. The Portland.
Gray, George, Del. 1921 X st.
Hale. Eugene. Me-. 1901 18th st.
HHansor0ugh. Henry c.. N. D.. Cochran.
HH;a ry' Joseph R.. Conn. so7 I st.
Hi David Hn5 h Del S lS 18th street
Hoar. George r.. Mass. SO st
i rS1 T. f. Ep % ys e E 5sIs ,stn 3,
tones Zones Jas K: Arkansas. sl5 NJ NV.
Kyle, James H.. s. D.. Varnum. N. ]. ave-
Lodge. Henry Cabot, Mass. hi r. 1. ave
Lindsey. William, KY, Cochran.
MMa srtie Charles r.. Nsb:. 1888 18th st
McMillan. James, Mich. ll14 Vermont ave
SMG;pherson. John r.. N. J.. 1o14 VT. ave.
Nile Mile: Roger O., Texas, 2os Del. ave.
Mitchell. John H.. Oregon. Chamberiin'a
M orssn. john 1Shn F. f. A MI.'' sis -,
Murphy. Edward. jr.. n. Y. Arlington.
Palmer. John NJ. ILL.,. Elsmere.
PPa aTss. Samuel. Florida. Metropolitan
PERKINS. Geo, c.. Cal. Malthy building.
Platt, orville H.. Conn. Il2l 1 st.
cover: Thomas C.: Mont. The Cochran.
Pugh. Jas; L.: Alabama. 1888 NV
Ransom, Matt w. N. c.. Metropolitan.
Roach. William n. N. D.. l51 T st.
sherman. John, Ohio. Cochran.
shoup. Geo. L.. Idaho, The Cochran.
smith. James. r.. N. J.. Normandie.
Stewart: William NJ. New. Portland.
sStoekbr,dse. F B.. Mich. 17o CT. ave.
Teller. Henry NJ. Colorado. ISL P nv.
Turpie. David. Ind. The varnum-
Vance. z. B.. N. c.. 1927 Mass. ave.
Vest Vest. Geo: G.. Missouri. 1904 p NV.
was v1.ast william Wis. Arno:
Wsithaii. EDWARD G. Miss: IA IA + 4. awe.
Mashburn. william D.. Mimi, Arlington.
M White. Edward D.. La. Richmond.
M White; Stephen NJ, Cal. Ebbitt.
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some legislation win resArus ~ the funds
On IIalG4 IOE IlIS maintenance VI reSuIIlp-
IIOn anu aIsO " nave cirar conception a.
" mat Iunu-
AL sneEIuan thea went into d history OF
the reserve Iund SlvV,VVv,VvV IN goio, quot
lns various AAtIIOrlLes " show Indl IL
could not pe used except for the reoemp-
uon OF CniIsu states notes, anu that IL II
MAS used Tor any other purpose IL was a
neryerslon or the fund anu breach OF the
trust he argued that the Iund should re-
mann intact, and should not be used Ior any
purpose than that LOT wnlcn II was de-
signed. And yet, he said, ne was told that
the fund was now being used to pay the
ordinary expenses of the government. Ii
was manifest that il that misuse OF IL were
continued longer. and were not promptly
arrested BY some wise legislation, the
hopes Of all who believed in sound money
would fail. The fund. which was now re-
duced to ga. 90. 600. would have to be re-
stored and kept intact. II would be abso-
luteIy necessary to supplement II with
gold.
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THE NATIONA CAPITAL.
Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill Re.
ported.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Is.-The sundry civil
Appropriation bill reported to the house TO.
day carries an aggregate appropriation Of
$50. S2S s3l This includes eIo 1880 az.
propruted for river and harbor improve.
ments OF conformity with the statutory re-
9uirements and when these items are exclu.
ded from both bills. the present bill is less by
S3.I37. .Qo2 than the act of last year III
estimates, exclusive Of river and harbor con.
tracts. called for S3ss7I,3lo Among tn,
items in the bill is one for the Chickamuea
and Chattanooga national park, $Ioo 600 re
iuction of $50, 900 from estimates. prever /
ion of epidemics $3.50, ooo increa,e o. $3.50
900 made because Of the fear OF cholera.
Among the river and harbor items are the
following: Improving St Johns river. Flor
ida, S,s4. 500: in pr ing Charleston harbor.
including Sullivan isla 4 and Mount Pleasan,
shore, $4,000; n pro ment for Savannah.
Ga harbcr, 81 Q, 90 i: improvement for
Mobile, Ala. harbo. 81 900. 900.
In the sundry civil bill as reported nothin ?
was given to the Worlds Fair for the reason
hat its appropriations have already exceeded
81. 500 900, The limit allowed under the ex
sting law and any new appropriation wouc
be subject 10 point of order from a sngl,
member. 1t will be necessary for the sena,.
whose rules are different TO put the fair item.
in the bill
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-19

G vernon Carr came forward and was
rendered an ovation, which hr
NJ doubt, very highly appreciated
The applause was continued for several
minutes. and when it closed the new
governor delivered the following ad
dress.
GENTLEMEN OF THE ASSEMBLY. LADIES
AND GENTLEMEN:
Ii has been more than once asserted by my
distinguished pred decessors, upon occasions OF
his kind. that the issues OF the war are dead.
and tha, in consequence we had great reason
10 rejoice No doubt appearances Justihed
them in making these declarations, but un-
| fortunately here as in many other instances.
the appearances were deceptive. he war
issues. as was proved were but too often like
smouldering embers, and destined to initiate
a general conf lgration at the hrSt wave OF
! the partisan SHIRT. Notwithstanding these
keen dissppontments, l shall follow IN the
/ footsteps OF my predecessors in this respect,
and declare with them. once again, that the
issues of the war are dead. To the making
of which declaration l am led. not only by
appearance, but also by the logic OF events OF
the past two years. What a campaign we
have undergone Our old State has seen
nothing like ii in all its history. Certainly
this i. true SO far as runs my own knowle"ge
of events. And strange to say there was
GOOD reason for such work as was done. a
grave doubt was expressed, not thirty Gays
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-19
river. passed it, second and third reading,

river. passed its second and third readings
and Was enrolled for ratification
Senate resolution 81. requesting the farm
ers OF North Carolina not 10 increase their
cotton acreage. was taken up.
Mr Little said these resolutions amounted
TO nothing and the only objection 10 them
~as on account OF the room they lake up in
the printed laws
Mr.. Mcdowell did not like the resolution
and moved TO lay II upon The tabe. Hi,
motion prevailed and the bill was tabled.
Senate bali i3I. authorizing county com
missioners 10 appoint tax collectors IN lhr
various townships. was taken up and On mo
lion Of Mr.. Davis was enrolled.
Senate bull Ia. 10 compromise. com
mute and settle the state debt. was taken
up. Mr.. Pettgre~ wanted II explained. and
Nr. Fields explained the measure lucidly.
lhe bull then passed its thtd reading
Senate bill bill % was taken up. Nj
Jones said that frequently. IN the absence OF
The register OF deeds from his Office. persons
wanting 10 cancel deeds aud mortgages were
put 10 great inconvenience. this provided that
IN such cases the deputy register could act IN
he registers place. The ball then passed u,
second and thmd readings and was enrolled
for ratification.
~"A'S SAAa iSS. AA.C AZ appoint
ng cotton weighers in Monroe and WaIhaw
passed its SECOND aud third readings
Senate bill Io2 was taken up aud. on mo-
tion of Mr.. Abbott was tabled.
Senate ball I2I. amending section I2sS OF
he Code, was taken up and. on motion OF
Nr. Jones, was laid upon the table.
President King announced that Mr. Nc
Rae. OF Richmond was added 10 the com
mi tee on Counties. Cities and Tosns, Mr.
Mercer 10 the committee on Education. and
MesSrs. James. Davi, and Brown 10 he com
nitee on appointment OF justices OF the
peace.
ne meeting OF the state road congress TO-
morrow morning was announced and the
| members invited 10 be present.
On motion of Mr. Olive the senate took !
recess until 1855 O'Clock.
At less the senate rc-assemhled forme
m column with the officers OF the senate a
The head and proceeded io Sironach's auii-
oIium. where the state off :ers were ~ b,
| Inaugurated. After the ceremonies u
| Stronach's auditorium the members Of IN,
| senate returned 10 the senate chamb-r where
Lieuir"anl-GOvernor Doush,on vas inducird
into office.
nc galleries were well filed during ihi
interesting ceremony. people from near,
| every portion OF the state being witnesses u
the occasion.
Mr. ames. the senator from Pitt, pre-
>ented Mr.. Ruius A Doushton. the lleulen
ant governor OF North Carolina
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Warrington News Notes.

WASHINGTON. Jan. IS.-Although no
positive agreement has been reached. it is
possible the vote on the anti-option bill in the
senate will not be taken before next Tues
day. Several senators have signiffed desire
10 make speeches. Mr.. Washburn is dis
posed to let them do so upon the understand
ing that hnal vote then be taken without fur
ther opposition. If such understanding is
reached it viii doubtless mean the passage OF
the bill by the senate as the opposition does
not number more than about twenty at the
outside. if the votes on the amendments are
any indication.
The republican senate caucus called for to-
night at Mr.. Sherman's house is indefinitely
postponed for the reason that the social fea-
lures of such caucus would not be proper a.
time marked by such an event as the death
Of Ex- President Hayes. particularly in Sher.
mans houee.
The senate interstate commerce commit
tee has. by vote of 6 to s. finally rejected
The railroad pooling provision in the Culom
bill and will report the bill as thus amended
WASHINGTON. Jan. I8.-There is nc
change in the condition of Mr.. Blaine.