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Notes on tho Convention.

A visitor from Kona mistook the
editor OF the BULLETIN for Councillor
Emmeluth this morning, A chal.
lenge has been issued.
Delegate Rice is boss chairman.
He is rs strict rs Reed on the rules,
but he looks daggers at the reporters
when they indulge in CAB.
Prerogativs and the People have
their old fight in the Convention.
The People seems to be the under
dog.
One Article passed gives appoint.
ments Of all members OF the differ
ent boards To the President, and
another also passed gives the APP
pointment OF heads OF bureaus To
Ministers, Thus pretty little con.
acts are provided for 10 the future,
for the benefit OF the lawyers.
Delegate Kahaulelio wanted to
take holiday on the head Of the
"hands or policy adopted by the
United States Senate. Somehow OF
other the other members Of the Con
vention preferred to keep sober ct
the Intelligence.
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Passengers.
RpiykI.s.

From san Francisco. pcr bkiuc SG vii
der. June 7--R = Flint, X W Fuller,
From san Francisco, per > ) Alameda,
Juue IS Adrl-tein, Judge A Brun.on. !
Brumdcr, J carter and wife, |. Cooper
Albert X Cnnha, Miss coplan, Henry J.
Duiton. W Is Crockor. MIS- lie BrcttviIlc
and two children. DR. Il + Day pnd Niic, !
Huu eman. J NJ James, John l.aughlin.
J !. Mclean aud wife, a " Morrison anil
wife l. " Pcnfeld, Mrs A Raitray. u &
Kobey, Geo stunrnun, James Il sanford,
T VI starkey, Il A Williams, n n Williams.
Miss Rosie Roth, ) \ Laughlin AMI Is
s'ecrago. For Auckland; Henry Albert
Francis, 4 y tiooli, Mrs Il ( l.eal ani four
children. II W Pustlcthwaite. A u Rcyncll.
Henry Wright. wife aud daughter ind
strerage. FOR Sydney: William II lIutler,
Gro Cameron, Mrs Ellen Chambers, |. j
Davies, q Harrison J 7 Ech'in, u John
son, v lie AMI three children, Henri Iuhar
Rev VIM Eihiug, Maurice shower ani
wife, DR. T. Rob, Smith and wife, Mrs j ,
rreugr vr, Miss Trengruvn, Gco TcasIlnc
Rev I Dewitt Tnlmage. Rev Frank Dewitt,
rhlmng", DIR X Wallace, T. e whitney
wife and 5 children. uipl IS stccrage. ITO,
10 ulu for sydney: Miss fanning. Mr.,
kittle, Miss Kiule, J l. Laird aud wife. L.
|. sardy and wife, u = Watson.
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Large Sugar Machinery Contracts

The Risdon Iron Works, Of san
Francisco, have closed with the
Western Beet Sugar Company,
whose factory is at Watsonvlle,
California, for a large addition to
their present plant, the main por.
tions OF which are a. follows:
One l2-cell battery, $50 tons capa-
city per twenty-four hours.
One slicing machine, Of sam" capa
city,
One high and one low pressure
heater, each containing 1890 square
feet Of surface.
One quadruple effect, Of twelve
thousand square fset Of surface,
This will increase tho output at
Watsonville about forty-iive tons OF
sugar per day,
The Risdon people have also been
doing considerable work for tn,
Chino factoay, where numerous i'm
provemeuts to increase the caparit \
are also being made.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

Tim Murray is Great ing quite
reputation for himself.
Deputy Marshal Brown has gone
to- the other side OF the island.
The Kamehamchas and Crescents
play the next league game Saturday
afternoon.
Persons having accounts against
the big LAvvonire will see notice
elsewhere.
Admiral Jarkson's son is on the
barkeutine $. G.. Wilder He is not
allowed ashore.
The closing exercises Of Kawaiahao
Seminary will be held in Kawaiahao
Church this evening.
Captain Jameson has reported to
the police two dpserters from his
vessel the brig L'Avvenire.
Another illustrated lecture by
Rev. II. II. Rice will be given at Ka-
waiahao Church on Saturday even.
ing.
The s. q Wilder brought sixteen
head Of mules for j. Wright. and
thiriy-twu mules aud eight horses
for W. Norton.
4 dasertpr from the L. ). 5. Phila-
y, IT,, u. IL s,a,;i,n !, !, h,,i;'',
/ l.. l. i, Li,,;,,, a, Wm.,ai,a
n,,, t, .,lI.,. A., .:
g., H. $50 s H. '" ui '
.'Li w. ', ,'.S1,. ~ VI" i W,n''a..
sia, ." 49, y" WI ''o 10y
''''e "' wv" 'D'' ''''''"S'
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h '',e - "'c Nv" y" ''''' az 10
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,;a,n of H. R',I,,r, \ IN, :, NJ
Cecilia unu,b,,;I;n, tbn avian, t,L.
mo Mac. am S,,urd,,. nv,n;ny nav,
n, P,,l,n,
,.
per =. =. Alameda. cherries. pIum.
apricots. oranges, lines, applrs. cauli.
flower and salmon ON ice. Also. har.
and rabbits on hand.
from II. VI. :. Champion last night
and swan ashore. III" has been post
ed up ~ a drsrrier and u reward of
Tered fur his rrcapture.
T,,, ....I ,,.,., .,,.,.,.., ,,,
w "s',a' = r'n''n uipn'r VIII 'hk'
The Quintet Club will perform dur
ing the meal and the usual dance
will ID" given afterwards.
rL = ,t. In 49,, ,,
49, w. ~ =, ,''','''' WV, r"'' !"
@ ""' f'U",l,H d" ? H''"'
su WIN 'hc wa '.n waves 4" San
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Hart \ Co. b,v. d,,,,miu.I I,
. close tho Elite leo Crcom pnrlnr. ~
Suudnys Row. and Urls will Inv
Ia Law In , stock nf candy. cbewip
. gum md riy,rs an S,urjnv
Those who ~ to the Coast r.
I health will do we'll Ia make u not
OF he card III this paper "f Saratog
Springs. There are medicinal wateI
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piration Of his term" after "Presi-
dent" in the first place
Min. Smith moved to refer the
section to- the Committee on the
Executive. Carried.
SECTION .. In case any Minister
shall act as President as herein pro
vided, he shall, while so acting. have
all the rights aud powers and be
subject To all the duties, obligations
aud disqualfications by this Consti-
tuition granted to or prescribed for
the President.
Min. Smith moved to strike out
"disqualifications" and transpose
and" As il stood il might prevent
a Minister acting as President from
being a candidate for election as
President.
Carried, and the section passed a.
amended.
ARTICLE 3G.--Ex .Orrrcro MEMBrRs of
LEGISLATURE.
The members OF the Cabinet shall
he ex-oflicio members of both
Houses of the Legislature, with all
the rights, powers and privileges Of
elected members, except the right
TO vote.
Coun. Ena wanted to know how
Ministers were to divide themselves
between the two Houses.
Pres. Dole answered that the idea
was to have Ministers free to go
aud come in either House as they
might deem expedient.
Min. Smith moved to strike out
the words, except the right Ia
vote"
Coun. Brown No. no.
Min. Smith - The minority IL
sometimes right In this case il is
right. II was anomalous to have
members Of q body who could no,
vote. Change his amendment to
substitute the words, except the
right to vote on question involving
their own existence as Ministers"
Coun. Emmeluth agreed with the
opinion of the Attorney General a.
to members not being allowed to
vote. Therefore he moved to stIik,
the Article out. Laughter.)
Coun. Brown thought that tn,
proposal would give the Minister.
too much power. On any import an,
question they would vote solidly
aud four votes in 50 small body a,
either House would leav. the Poo
pie out.
Min. Hatch supported the amend
ment.
Del. kahaulelio opposed the Civ
ing 81 vote to the Ministers. 1
was enough for them to come in al,
explain their measures.
Min. Damon Inquired IL il woult
be competent for either house I,
command tue attendance Of Minis
tiers.
Coun. Brown That would Iepeu,
on the rules.
Pres. Dole would strongly sup
port the afticl. as il stood. Their
was great difficulty in the Unite,
States from the absence Of Minister
from Congress. II placed u grsa
, deal Of work on committees to ge
information. The system Of hayin
; Ministers vote for their own meas
ures in the past here was undign
fed. Under the provisions Of thi
, Constitution there was NJ r-aso
. why the Ministers should hav
votes. Lot them aud their measur,
stand on their merits.
, Min. Smith withdrew his ameut
. ment and moved to refer the Articl
to the Committee on L.gislatu r,
Lost.
Pres. Dole, referring TO the nece'
J., sity Of Adjournment, wished to NOV
! a suspension OF tn. rules so r. /
=. move the addition Of a section I
!. Article ~.
/. The motion to pass the last 80,
n ton read was declared Ia be III
matter before the committee aud
). carried.
. The committee rose, reported pr,
r gress aud asked leave Ia sit agai
/. Adopted.
The Convention adjourned for Il
}. day at l2:lO
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have two little grand children
who are teething this hot summer
weather and arc troubled with bowel
complaint ] give them Chamber,
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhma
Remedy aud it acts like a charm. |
earnestly recommend it for children
with bowel troubles was myself
taken with a severe attack 81 bloody
hux, with cramps and pains in my
stomach, onc-third Of u both" OF
this remedy cured M" Within
twenty-fuur hours | was ont of bed
and doing my house work MRS, "
l.. DUNCAN, Bon-aqua, Hickman Go,
Tenn. For sale by all dealers, Ben
sou, Smith a Co, Agents Tor th'
Hawaiian Islands
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Departures.

THrRspAY, June :.
r NJ 5 5 Alameda, Morse, for Colonies at i
pm
Am bktne Jane I. Stanford. Johnson. for
San Francisco
stmr Ksala for Waianae, Mukuleia and
Kahuku at IUai IN
stInr Jas Makee for Hanamaulu at IN
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Shipping Notes.

The barkcntine : q. Wilder. Castain
Mcneil, brought u full cargo this trip.
The bsrkentine q. +. Checker has been
chartered 10 go to Hilo In ballast.
The barkentinc Discovery II from Port
Gamble with lumdcr.
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Born.

CRoZlER-In this city, June q. Ia the wifi.
OF Charles CrpZicr, q son.
ANDEkSON-ln this city, June u, to- the
wife Of DIR. X. W. Anderson, u son.
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Died.

YOUNGHUSBAND-.At - Cas'le UiIl
Avenue, Folkes one, England, on the
10Th May. ls9i, Commander Frank q.
Iounghusband, X. n.
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Chr Daily = 'lletin.
THURSDAY, JUNE Z, 1894,
M A rim II N h WIS
Arrivals.

THrRspAY. June 7.
sS Alameda, Morse. q days IL hours and
50 min from San Francisco
Am bktne Discovery, Chiistiansen. % days
from Port Gamble
Am bktne q Wilder, 1871 days from san
Francisco
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A FOOL AND HIS MONEY.
He IL Told to Howl at Different
Places by a Knhuna.

4 native named Mihaulaui called
al the MarShais office th,s noon, aui
asked for warrant To b" issued for
the arrest Of kahuna for receiving
money under false prrr"nSc., lie
was asked to Civ" little "Xplana-
ton. Mihaulani stated that h" lived
with "A certain a1'INV woman rcNld-
ing AT kOOihu Tor some time, until
finally he met another, ii" left his
other wahiu. aud lived with th"
second. The latter turned out To
be what he described ~ "nO IKE, "
then h" y"arnrd for his first love,
But sh" ,purnrd him and VI hauiaui
decided to go to kahuua IN town,
He met a nat i've who prufr-scd to be-
one and he laid his ca,r before him.
The supposed kahuna wanted tip
first and was Obliged with iiV" dol
lars. The kahuna advised Mihiu
LAM that on his return To- koolau he
would stop at the Pal aud howl,
He would repeat this twice bcfur"
he got to the house where the
woman lived, aud when lac got there
he GREAT" Il big nuisr and the woman
would rush out aud w"l'OuI" him
MihauIani followed the instructions
with IT," result "A, mentioned. Now
he wanted revenge. The man Wa,
told that h. could gain no rrdrcs,
through the au,hulilirs. II" had
been foolish enough /" hriirvo TIA,
kahuna. 50 hr must suffer ia" con
d S,DIn.utp-
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18th Of
June
Races !

DO not bc fooled this
year, the owners and
trainers of fine stock
should have the very best
quality of feed for their
horses. The only place
for such il the
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NOTICE

4 Ill ACCOUNTS AGAINST THE BRI-
~ tish Rrig "I.'Avvrn,rc" must hr pre-
scented in trlplicatc al the ulhcrnt Theo. H..
Davies 4 60 hy noon 90 FRIDAY the sth
inst, otherwise they will not he recurn Zed.
lu3 II
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CALIFORNIA FEED co.
[" TELEPHONES III =

A. TELEPHONES III "a
DELIVERY TO The PARK EVERY DAY.
OFFICE a. WAREHOUSES ::
Corner Queen aud Nuuanu
streets.
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NOTICE,

THE rrBI.h' Will. PLEASE IAkE
j notice that hereafter the "ELIrL ! !
tREAN P.R'oR' will rose on SUNDAYS,
~ the rulings 81 the Honolulu ruDi"a dee
pnrtmcnl int r'er- with the running ri the
establishment liAkI " 60.
lO3 20
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MR. ] W CHAPMAN.
TlIE WELL KNOWN
ARTISTIC CATERER.

|, nov prepared 10 Eater for Ranuucrs
Sorlnls. Private Dinner Parties, Wriling
-, Garden Partlos, etc rlc, lie will he
pleased a. cad upon any ladies or gentle.
mcu who viii kindly address q. T.. y.
1914 II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-01
General Gordon 20 Have an Ovation mt
DspxilIe-Lost HE Life In the Storm.

DANVILLE, VA, Feb. 2s.-Special.-In-
formation has just been received here OF
the death at his home. near Leaksville.
y. c., twenty-five miles from here, of Mr..
Thornton Terry, a prominent and we'll
known young man. Mr.. Terry was just
twenty.six years OF age, a graduate OF
the Virginia Military Institute, and had
been an assistant professor in that insti-
tuition. He was also at one time professor
IN the Gable School. lie had taken a law
course at the University Of Virginia, and
had intended 10 practice law In this city.
Mr.. Terry died OF consumption. brought
on by overwork and constant study. His
death occurred at II o'clock this morning.
Extensive preparations have been made
for the reception Of General John b. Cor
don, who Will reach here tomorrow af-
ternoon to deliver his lecture on THE
Last DAYS of the Confederacy." He will
receive an ovation.
Nothing has yet been heard or Mr.. Jo-
siah Reynolds, the old man who strayed
away from his home I'm this county last
Saturday afternoon. There Is scarcely
any doubt Of the fact that he wandered
of and persisted in the awful snow storm
OF that night, but it Is regarded as strange
that his body cannot be found, as he was
too old and too feeble TO have gone very
far.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-01
PERSONAL And GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Ricbmond's Citi-
zsns and Other Matters

Hon. William f. Rhea OF Washington
county. was on the floor of the House
yesterday.
Miss Mary Johnson. principal Of Miss
Johnsons School, is out again after a
severe illness.
End. will give ball at Sanger hall Mon
day evening, March 5th.
Mr.. Micajah l.. Willis left last night for
Roanoke, Va, where he has accepted
position with a prominent music house.
Mr.. Miller of the well-known dry-goods
firm OF Miller Rhoads. left the city
Tuesday for a trip to New York and
Boston.
Misses Briel, who reside on Jerome
street, handsomely entertained the High
land Social Club at their residence Tues
dav night.
Mr. Alfred Shield. late clerk of the
Circuit Court Of Richmond, is reported
as seriously sick on his farm in New
Kent county.
American Tobacco Company sent down a
supply Of cigarettes as a gift to the prls-
oners at the jail yesterday.
The Floral Mission of the Retreat for
the Sick assisted by committee from
the Board of Managers. will give a din
ner at S07 east Main street to-day from
1 to +. NJ.
morning that the licenses on dogs, &c.
were due on the LIST OF February. and IL
they were not taken out within the next
thirty days he would fine the owners.
DR.. Arthur G. Cabell. United States
Navy. who has been spending his leave
at his home. in this city, has received
orders TO report at Erie, Pa, for duty
on the United States steamer Michigan.
Mrs. j. c. Hiden. who for some two
months has been in Birmingham nursing
her daughter. Mrs. Edward Wilkinson, is
TO return home by this morning train.
She leaves Mrs Wilkinson convalescent.
Congressman Clarke Of Alabama. is In
The city. He came to attend the obsequles
OF the late James Alfred Jones Judge
william b. Robertson. Of Charlottesville
IS also In the city 10 pay this act Of re-
spect.
An entertainment will be given at Cor
coran Hal on the evening of March Sth
at O'Clock, for the benefit Of the county
poor. The Polk Miller Combination and
the Church Hill Glee Club will be on
hand to please their hearers. and The
occasion promises 10 be an ENJOYABLE ono
An eocutionary entertainment under
the auspices Of the Ladies Aid Society of
Leigh-Street Baptist church. will he given
this evening al o'clock at Corcoran Hal
by the Misses Clemans twin sisters( Of
Washington. -. G. They come hfghi,,
recommended by the press Of Washington
and Ohio ''''
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DIR MACK CCEPIS.
He VIII Succeed tn ate Mr. Adams as
Presidiun Elder.

RALEIGH, Feb. 2S-Special-The Rev.
DR.. w. S. Black. superintendent Of the
oxford Orphan Asylum, who was APP
pointed to succeed the late Rev. 5. ID.
Adams as presiding elder Of Warrenton
district, y. G., conference, has accepted.
II is understood that he will tender his
resignation as the superintendent Of the
asylum.
This morning the body Of an old colored
man was found dead in dilapidated
house on Carbarus street. lie lived
alone and had fallen out OF a chair
II is now conceded that Mr.. Charles VI.
Busbee will be appointed postmaster here.
lie has the support OF both Senators Ran
som and Vance and Mr. Blssell Is pledged
in his favor. though Mr.. Bum, the repre-
sentative from this district, is trying 10
secure the place for Mr.. W. c. Stronach.
Mr.. Stronach, however. has just return
ed from Washington. and thinks that
Mr.. Busbee will be appointed IL is eX-
pected that the appointment VIII be made
in a few days.
The funeral Of the late Alexander
Creech was held at Edenton-Street NJ.
f.. church yesterday afternoon at
o'clock. The high esteem in which
deceased was held by the community
was attested by the large number Of
people who attended.
Congressman W. II. Bower and wife
are now I'm North Carolina visiting Mr.
Bowers father. in Nadkin county, who
is quite unWell
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ANOTHER MADISON FIGHT.
RILEY SHELTON KILLED ArASPFIL
CORN CREEK FROLTC sUNDAK
His Slayer Fl.d to he Woods and IL SUPP
posed Have Did of His wounds.
Mr.. Nanderbiirs visitors.

SSHEVILLE. y. g.. Feb Special -
Riley Shelton, Jr, was shot through ...
heart and instantly killed by Geo-n
Hensley. on Spill Corn creek. Made
county. Sunday night A irolIe WIS n
progress at the home or Llyalo shelton
and Mrs. Henslcy was there. Her h.s.
band told her &c was time 90 eo home
but Shelton .nterfered and insisted rr..
her staying longer. This was tho csa.. mp
the trouble. Hcnslcy fed into tho ao,..
after the fight AID escaped, though
is supposed he was badly wounded .
the men were at close range. and shelton
fred three times. and had his pistol cook.
ed for another shot before bee sank f1 f,.
earth dead. Henslcy's wife saws she IL
afraid Hensley has wandered off into Tie
woods and died OF his wounds Ha nas
seen 10 reel in the fight Shelton had hlm
self killed his man. by name GosneH.
few years since, but was acquitted on
trial FOR murder.
George W. Vanderbilt aud party Of
lis friends from New Yo.k. cons....s
OF Frederick Law Ohusted. Richard A.
HINT, the celebrated architect. aud W'f.
Mrs. Jones. Alr. Coleman, ". ID N8n.
ming ond Clarence Barker. are now STOP.
ping at Mr. Nanderbilts residence neat
here. They Will probably remain .n ibis
vicinity quite "a while.
Governor Carr has sent Dcpuiy-sher.T
j. ~. Hampton Of this place tho SOD
offered as a reward for the capture 0f
Lawson Howard. the negro who was
wanted IN Cleveland county for the mur-
der OF man named Jones. Mr Hamp-
ton Will also get 500 from The dead mans
relatives.
Rev Dr. r. II. Pritchard. the dlstln-
guished Baptist divine Of Charlotte. has
been in the city for the past few days
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WHERE ARE THE PROCEEDS?
And WIN Gave They Not Been Turned
Over to the Proper or ons?

Some time ago the West-End Dramatic
and Musical Club gave an entertainment
for the benefit of The poor of the city,
and IL was understood that the proceeds
Of the entertainment should be turned
over 10 the proper officers of the Poor
Relief Committee. Of which Mr. John
Morton was elected treasurer. Several
weeks have passed since the entertain
ment took place. and quite a number of
comments have been made that the money
realized has not been turned over to the
treasurer of the committee. A well-known
member of the committee stated to me
last night that he thought II very strange
that the funds had not as yet been sent
Mr.. Morton, and he had heard consider
able complaint on the part of some of the
male members Of the club that the funds
had not as yet been forthcoming.
The Times Is in receipt Of the following
communication In regard to the matter:
Richmond Va, Feb %, 1894
IT desire for the public TO know that II
Is no fault of the manager of the West
End Dramatic and Musical Club that the
money has not been turned over to DR..
Parker. j. l.. BETHEL
and his male actors"
IT may be added that DR.. Parker made
a request that the funds be not turned
over to him, but to Treasurer Morton in
stead
IL has been suggested that unless the
funds are forthcoming very soon the COM
ments made on the part OF some of those
interested will be anything but compl-
mentary TO the persons to whom the pro-
ceeds were entrusted.
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The STATE Library.

The Joint Library Committee OF the
two houses held a session in the Canifol
building yesterday evening TO consider the
bill introduced by Captain Blnford. which
provides for the establishment of a COM
mission TO take charge OF the State
Library. The commission Is 10 consist OF
the Governor. Secretary OF the Common
wealth. Auditor Of Public Accounts.
Treasurer. and Attorney-Ceneral The
commission IS TO appoint librarian. an
assistant. and a d0Orkeeper. and the II
brary IS 10 be kept open from Q A. VI. TO
T. NJ. and from =. NJ 70 10 +. NJ
Before the joint committee appeared the
members OF the Library Committee Of
the Chamber OF Commerce. 1ne delega-
ton consisted OF Mr. c. G.. Valentine,
chairman. and Messrs Everett Waddey,
Carlton Mccarthy, and r. b. Lee. They
all advocated the passage o. the BILL but
the Joint committee postponed action.
Hon. Joseph T. Lawless. Secretary Of
the Commonwealth. will appear before
the committee in opposition to the bill.
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complshed. Senators Flood. Hay. Watson.
and a few others jumped at once to their
feet and moved that the resolution DC
rcscindcd which allowed the representa-.
tlvcs Of the Democratic press TO attend
the deliberations OF the caucus. a viva
vocc vote was taken. and the motion was
declared 10 be carried
The members remained locked in lor
about an hour and half, and when the
doors were finally opened every member
appeared to be wrapped in deep silence
All attempts TO obtain some sort OF IN
formation remained fruitlcss, ana All
assured the newspaper men that they were
pledged 10 secrecy.
II was understood. however. that Moth
Ing was accomplished and that the eau
Gus adjourned subject TO the call OF the
Chair. IL is also safe TO assume That the
Walton election bill. which contemplates
the Introduction Of the Australian ballot
In this State. was under discussion.
The Australian ballot has been tried In
Winchester. and has given great sa'isfac-
ton. and II is understood that an at
tempt viii be made TO induce the General
Assembly TO Introduce IL I'm at least some
OF the counties Of this State as an expert
ment