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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-27
UURVI 1rF-FHILOU3.

The WasIingiou C~~e to b" Moved I" mat
County sirkn"s- among f"nvicfs.
DURHAM, X. c., April Especial
Durham dd-Fslows this evening cele-
brated the seyenty-ffth anniversary OF
fine order. \ large audience attended the
public meeting in Odd-Fellows' Hall To-
night. Hon. 4. r.. Purneii, OF liaieisn
delivered a fine address on the princi-
pies of the order. There are two hourl5A
ing lodges here.
The case of Major William II. WatlhS'
ton against the Raleigh and AuSusta
railroad, the case where the tram suuNN
he mil and the bull struck the man and
broke his ribs. is TO be moved TO Durhana
county. a,ad
Walter Mangum. a county convict dieo
very suddenly. of what the doctors q,
nor vet know. Two other conVlctS arr
very Ill.
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fredericksburg Matters.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, April %
Special-Yesterday morning Miss buuie
Bowie, aged o sixteen years, u q
most charming girl. died at the residence
OF her father, near F1etcher's Chapel
King George county. 49,
A large real estate deal OF lots near
Washington avenue and the Presbyterian
school was closed here to-day. Inc
new purchasers Will begin at once the
ERECTION Of several large and handsome
modern houses.
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SAM SMALL'S LOUD TALK.
Fsys He will show the Norfolk People
Some Things IN tho Campaign.

NORFOLK. VA. April 26.-Spccial.-
Sam Small is the leading spirit in the
Prohibition combination, and cutting with
a two-edged blade. whacking Democrats
and Republicans right and left. He states
that he proposes TO prove to the people
of Norfolk that they have been robbed and
plundered by the city officials. He viii
prove. so he declares. that the police
OF Norfolk are instructed TO protect the
bar-rooms in the Violation of the Sunday
laws. that combinations nave been made
10 carry out jobs for the purpose Of put
ting money into the pockets OF city off,
Gals and leading politicians.
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Weldon Notes.

WELDON, n. c., April 96.-Speciai.-
Judge Bynum Will open Nash superior
Court Monday. The docket Is not very
large. aok
Holder Drake. a colored barber at,ach-
ed Tom Williams, also of the same dusNs
hue. with an axe in EdgecomDe couhly'
inficting painful wounds. Jealousy was
the cause Of the assault. Drake mas
been bound over TO the Superior Court
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srsUxroy DrFrArrD NORFOLK.
A COSTLY EXPFKINENT 7,
A Venture OF Mana .er Eanion Loses Him
n Gamr.

a Gamr.
BALTIMORE, MD, April 2G.-Manager
Hanlon was in an experimentative mood
to-day. The score was I TO 4 in favor
OF the home club, when Baker sud-
denly appeared N the box, relieving INKS.
who had been pitching good ball. Only
three men had faced the blonde Oroie,
when. presto change, Brown, another
youngster. appeared in the box. The
inning ended after eight Boston.ans had
crossed the home-piate. The expert
ments had irretrievably lost the game,
and the 1860 spectators were sad. Score:
r.. II. u.
Baltimore "a 0105000o- o. ii )
Boston ........0 o 4 0 0 \ l Ox-13 IL l
Batteries: Brown, Baker, Inks. and
Robinson; Sweets. Staley, and Merritt.
rIITsBUno, 8; LOUISVILLE, l.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 2J.-killen
was very effective against the home
team to-day. and Umpire Swartwood
aided the Pittsburgs much by mis- rank
decisions. Bierbauer played a magn-n-
cent game at second. Weather clear
and warm. Attendance, 1000. Score:
Louisville 40 OOO00lOO-I 4 6
Pittsburg .....O . . 1000 Ga ,
Batteries: Kilroy and Grim: Killen and
Mack.
ST. LOUIS. 10. CHICAGO. 4.
81. LcOlS, MO, April 2c.-The Chi
Cages went before the Browns again TO-
day, making it three ~straishts. Neither
team put up an extraordinary game, but
the fielding OF the Browns was effective
at critical junctures, especially in the
case of Ely, who played at short. Score:
st. Louis OO41O 40 IA 3
Chicago .......2 o 0oolloo- ~ 3
Batteries: Gleason and Buckley; Abbey
and Schriver.
CLEVELAND, ~; CINCINNATI, 4.
CINCINNATI, o., April 2G.-The Cleye-
land club won its third successive game
from the Cinclnnatis. scoring all but two
OF It's runs on errors. Battery errors
by GARRISON and thinner. together with
bases on balls gave the Reds .hsir only
r.. II. L.
Cincinnati ....3 0 o 5000 o. 3 Z
Cleveland .....3 3 . o OF ~
Batteries: DAILY, Cross, and Murphy:
GARRISON and thinner.
NEW YORK. Z; WASHINGTON, 8.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April DC
Davis long hit in right centre when the
bases were filled In the seventh inning
won the game for New York to-day.
UP TO this inning the home team led
the visitors by two runs. Score:
Washington "A 00O1OO00-5 o 4
New York.....l 0 l 0004x-7 10 3
Batteries: Stoctsdale and Mcclure:
Meakln and Farrei.
r~HfLApELPHIAs, IS; BROOKLYN, g.
BROOkLYN. N. Y, April 20.-The
Brooklyns lost to-day's game TO the
Ph:lies through their inability to bat
ana snarrotts poor pitching. Delehanty
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-27
Th.ir ~nniyerSnry

GREENSBORO, N. c.. April Especial.
Colonel Ohm T.. Bruton. OF wilson de-
Iiyered an address in the NasnlnS'el
street BAPTIST church tonight on odd
Fellowship" this bcia. the seventeenth
anniversary OF the order. i;uena VISTA
and Carolina Lodges attended IN a boiy
Elegant music wal furnished by the
Woodroffe orchestra.
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The Infernafionai Hachinisfs.

The executive board Of the International
Order of Machinists were auditing ac-
counts all day yesterday. The only bust
ness of Importance was the Great North
ern railroad trouble. at ST. Paul. The
board authorized the members In st.
Paul 10 resist the reduction OF wages If
possible. The board will be in session to-
day, auditing accounts.
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iIO,m tn CInrfe.

The following suits were instituted in
the Law and Equity Court yesterday;
81. T. Taliaferro's admlnlstrator ys. j.
Z. WinGfeld. FOR s,30ej.
Charles g. Jurgens' administrator. w.
William Krousc. Tor Sill9.
II. T.. Watkins administrator VS.. VIII
linn y. Rice. Tor Sl.e0.
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My wife was confined to her bed fer
over two months with a very severe at
Ing that would afford her any relief and
as u last resort gave Chamberlain pain
Balm a trial. TO our great surprise She
ton. and by using II regular she was
soon able 10 get up and attend to her
house work. e. II. Johnson. or +
Knutson 4 Co., K~ensington, MINI. m
cent bottles for sale By Owens 4 Minor
Reeves q Co.. and W. q. Forstmann.
druggists.
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VIZ ~
hite Mud kobiIsV-, .he Manassas Ne
ErosA, Wall 10 hmageu this hornins.

MANASSAS, VA, April 2J.-Speclal.-
White and Robinson, the two colored
men who VIII be hanged tomorrow be-
tween I ana IL "A. NJ, were brought here
lgst night from ALEXANDRIA City, where
iDey nave been confined in Jail since their
conviction. by Sheriff j. f.. Leachman and
his deputy, +. G. Rorabaugh. The
sheriff with the prisoners arrived here
at midnight last night. The sheriff had
ssmnoned a guard OF twenty men 10 meet
him at the train and assist in escorting
the prisoners TO The jail. There were
very few present when the prisoners ar
rived except the guard, and the men were
landed In jail without trouble.
The jail has been strongly guarded to-
day. Everything Is In readiness, and the
execution will be effected as soon after
I o'clock as possible. the Governor hav-
ing refused further respite and the APP
pellate Courts having declined to grant
supersedeas.
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FOUK PRISONERS ESCAPE JAZZ.
All are Colored and Coleman Under Death
eeptence-PrIxed the Door Open.

GOOCHLAND. c. H., VA, April o.
James Coleman. William James. Sadly
Glover. n Frank Gay made their escape
from Jail here last night by pricing the
door open and scaling the wall. Coleman
had been sentenced to be hanged. but was
granted a new trial. James was sentenced
TO the penitentiary for two years. but
was waiting to appeal.
Frank Gay Is n one-legged boy. and was
sentenced to two years In the penl,entiary
glover was waiting 10 be tried. They
were all colored. and Cay would have
gone to the penitentiary In a few DAYS.
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-.s... r. the DIST inning while

turned his ankle In the FIST inning while
s, nfn 70 second. In he nth inning
weyhins. who had COMPLETELY mystiied
his opponents. was strv'k on tns LETT
knee By a terrific drive pom ~ireanways
bat. and Carey went In ? pi'cn, score;
prookIyn .....oo1oo1oIo-3 9
patteries: sharrott, Lac1ance. and Car
soy. Weyhlng and Cleulnts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-27
ROYAL Arcanum.

DR.. ". G. Scott. grand regent. and
Senator William Lovenstein. grand score
tary Of the Royal Arcanum. left for
New port News yesterday. where they
went 20 attend a session Of the Newport
News council that evening. on that oc-
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was Made for His Mopey.
PETERSBURG. Va. April ss.-special.
"A huie white boy. aged about fourteen
YEARS. named Burrow. residing in Prince
ue"rse county, vas assaulted q day or
TWO ago on the highway by two negroes
snd very severely beaten. without any
yrosoceuon whatever. Il appears that
" ~ had bssn In the habit Of goin 3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-27

Persons who are subject 10 attacks OF
bilious collie can almOst invariably tell
by their feelings. when 10 expect an at
tack. II Chamberlain's Conc, Cholera
as these symptoms appear, they can ward
off the disease. Such persons should al
ways keep the Remedy At hanu, ready
for immediate use when needed. Two OF
three doses of 1t at the right time VIII
save them much suffering. FOR sale by
Owens & Minor Drug Company, T.. VI.
Slaughter. +. u. Reeves & Co, and W. u.
F~orstmann. druggists.
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ROANOKE.

summary.
Earned runs-Roanoke. 4; Richmond, >.
Two-base h~its-Roanoke, 2; Richmond, 4.
Three-base hit-Roanoke. Bases on balls
Roanoke. 6; Richmond, 3. struck outTBy
Richmond, 5; by Roanoke. 4. Pass pailsTT
Smith. <: Foster. .. Ump.res-Messrs. Hall
and O'Rourke. Time of gaine-Two hours.
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SYDNOR & HUNDLEY,
Nos. III and 713 east Broad street.

We think our Baby Carriages the pref
TEST and cheapest on the market: bet
ter come and see what you think. Howell
& la Co., 10f east Main.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-27

terrible cough with DR.. David's Cough
Syrup OF Pine Ear. Horeholnd ana VIA
Cherry.
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The clerk OF the Hastings Court Is
sued a marriage licerse Yesterday u Ny.
Yye~rnan Dason ard -fsrs .'n~'s ~fN-~*.
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Chairs. Chairs, beautiful Chairs. and
so cheap. Howell & Shaw Co., s0i cas-,
Main.
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Mr.. b. +. Price, father-in-'aw Of Mr..
Marion II. Chaildey. died Wednesday
AZ $50 o'clock at bis residence
in Alexandria. Mr.. Price vas a prominent
member OF the Baptist Church. a highly
esteemed citizen, and a well-known Ma
son. His many friends viii learn OF his
death with deep regret.
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Below cost for ten d~ays-Baby Carriages.
Must make room to show the Periect
Keeper" Refrigerators. Must close out
the Carriages in ten days.
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Fine Couches and Lounges made just
Co., 704 east Main.
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LEXINGTON, VA, April 2j.-Special.-
The Washington md Lee University team
suffered another defeat this evening at
the hands of Pennsylvania state College
Score. 6 to 10. 1t was a poor game on
both sides. The Lexington team has play
ed four games tbs season, and suffered
defeat each time. Tomorrow the Key
stone State boys play the Cadet cam
and 1t is the opinion IF those who saw
the game to-day that he cadets VIII de-
feat the visitors. Saturday the "Aiinks
washington and Lee University play
the cadets, and the University boys nope
TO get even by wiping mp the earth with
the cadets, who say, however they Will
be at the wiping up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-27

Hair Mattresses remade and returned
same day. Howell & Shaw Co.. iUi
east Main.
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JEREMIAH ~o'RoULKg.

Mr.. Jeremiah O'Rourke died at the resi-
dence of MIR. Edward Martin. No. 40 north
First street, OF $40 o'clock Wednesday
night.
Mr.. O'Rourke was a native Of County
Clare. ireland, and the father OF Messrs.
II. G. and NJ. j. O'Rourke.
Deceased was in the sixty-hfth year OF
His funeral will take place from st.
Peters cathedral. with Requiem Mass. at
10 o'clock this morning.
DIR. JrsSE 2. JOHNSON.
DIR. Jesse l.. Johnson died at his resi-
dence, In Henrico county, yesterday morn
ing at . o'clock. in the sixty-ninth year
OF his age.
The funeral will take place this after
noon 1T 2 o'clock.
Ms.a. ANNA Il ARAKE
Mrs. Anna T.. Barker, wife OF Mr.
Thomas j. Barker. died Wednesday al
her residence, on yenabie street.
The funeral will take place from Leigh
Street Baptist church at 1 o'clock tni'
afternoon.
Hon. II. Perrin Graves. member OF IN
Legislature from Orange county diec
iast nigat 81 ma residence. Thorn hut
.f.e- = ii~~rsrr~ frrsfa. a@ed seventy
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rurLApELpHIAs. IS; BROOKLYN. q

BROOKLYN. N. Y, April 2G-The
Brooklyns lost to-day's game to the
Ph:llies through their inability to bat
and Sharrotts poor pitching. Delehanty
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TIE EnENcn rnlsNiIER.
The Intandol Victim OF "a Dynamite Plot.
Tho Details.

Tie Intandod Victim OF "a Dynamite Plot'
The Details.
PARIS, August 17.-According to X
Journal a plot to assassinato Premier
Dupuy has been discovered.
The premier is in tho Vernet'lc''
Bnins, not far from tho Spanish border.
Flo is accompanied by three Paris desec'
tiyos, who are suppo,cd TO have discov'
cred tho plot through tho presence oil
several militant anarchists in the
neigh bothood OF VerAet.
The anarchists, says tho Journal, had
been warned Of their danger tho night
before the police expected 10 arrest
them and fled to Spain. The main plot,
il ia alleged, was hatched in Barcelona
by tho Spanish and French anarchists.
Three ,nen we're designated by lot to OK
ecnto II. They were 10 cross tho border
about the middle Of August and were to
assassinate the premier during his ao'
sence from Paris.
The bomb which was to be used was
made in Spain although tits not known
that tho barcelona anarchists did tho
work. The police in Barcelona deny
that there Is IN anarchist laboratory in
that city and say that the bomb must
havc been secured elsewhere.
Tho plot wNs discovered after the
three anarchist agents had started ior
France.
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supplies for tho Orient.

The effect on this country Of the
Chino.Japanese war il already being
felt. A torelaste OF the profit We will
derive IL the struggle is long continued
was afforded yesterday, when the City
OF PokIng sailed from San Francisco
with a very large cargo Of supplies for
Chinese and Japanese ports. For
China, It is stated. there were 1898
barrels OF -four; 4,407 pounds Of gin
seng, IS cases Of canned fruit, 17S cases
OF canned meats, 1880 pounds Of
pearl barley, 70 packages Of provisions
and 90 packages of groceries For
Japan there were LAG barrels OF flour;
Is rolls Of leather, 55.175 pounds Of
compressed cotton, 500 barrels OF corn
beef and 474 cases Of canned meats.
Should the war turn GU. to be
lengthy struggle the agricultural and
manufacturing interests Of this country
will DO benefited greatly, Tor China
and Japan will naturally look to us for
such supplies as they arc unable to pro-
duee themselves. Our communication
with both countries is direct, and, un-
loss our crops provo greater failures
than are now expected. we will be able
to meet all reasonable demands.
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In another column Martinsburg
correspondent makes a pertinent iu-
quiry regarding tho disposal of tile
surplus school fund. 1t is unnecessary
to state that the question propounded
calls for reply from tho state board Of
public works.
It's charged, in effect that certain
banks in which members Of the admin
istra,ion are interested arc favored as
repositories for the surplus or irrcduci-
bio school fund, and that 1t is not being
invested in a mlnner which would yield
an interest to DO applied to the general
school fund. according to law.
Those who are in position to know
are entitled to give an explanation Of
the truth OF the matter. The law pro-
vides that this fund can be invested in
county or municipal bonds, bearing in
terest, and II the money is lying idle q
satisfactory reason foe 1t can probably
be given.
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RANDOM POLITICAL NOTES.

Politically. tho past week has been
fruitful OF much that Is interesting. and
it cannot DO said that the events which
have crowded on each other IN Congress
have caused Republican stock to deprc-
ciate. On tho contrary 1t Is in the as
cendancy, and democratic hopes are
corrospon,lincly depressed. Tho boar
ing on the local situation ia important.
The failure OF Democratic Congress- to
carry out the pledges OF tho party, and
it, acceptance Of tho tariff bill which
had been denounced by tho enttro party
OF the country, have beou two additional
causes OF encouragement and disgust
among West Virginia Democrats, and
thoy are not n bit backward about lot
ting 1t DO known. The effect was almost
Instantly tclt on the situation with ro'
gard to tho selection OF Democratic can
didates for Congress in this and the
Fourth districts, but 1t CAME ton lntG 10
prevent Mr.. Alderson's denomination
in tho Yhirl district In tho Second
district tho Democrats will allow MIR.
Wilson's nomination, but his insistance
on placing their products on tho FREQ
list has not inspired them with that cn-
thnsiasm which portends hearty en-
dorsemcnt at tho polls. Hero, In tho
First district, Mr.. Pendloton'a rcnom.
nation has been rendered improbable,
and In tho Fourth district the oppoai-
tlou TO Mr.. Capehart has boon atrengtll'
cned, on account OF their votes to sur
render Democratic principles and nc.
ccpt tho measure which fow citizens OF
any party wanted.
-
As 10 Mr.. Pendiet0n. it looks now,
almost on tho owe Of tho convention, as
il the federal Office holders who are
under obligations to him for favors re-
ccivod and who hopo for fuvOra yet to
como, will not DO able to pull him
through tho convention safely. They
have worked carly and late setting up
delegations for him. but have Signally
failed in some counties. while in Others
where they thought thoy had succeeded
there has beOn revulsion OF feeling.
Perhaps Mr.. Pcndleton'A own expressed
indifference rs to his fate Ia in large
measure responsible tor this state Of
affairs. Az / have said before, h0 ia
afraid to make the race again, aud
would have declared his unwlliinGnOss
to try II long avu, could he have d no so
with prouriety. IIu knows tho poor
chances for Democratic success this
year, and his Indifference il not, there.
,Qre, surprising. Had he thought thcro
Was tho slightest hope for his rO'eInc-
ton he would have "hustled" Tor tho
nomination n' in past years. 1t may
yet develop that other gentlOm"n who
arc prominently mentioned may con-
cclve 1t to DO wIao to run away TO live
to fight another day" and that after all
Mr.. Pondlrton will DO inrCed tn tho
sacriRcO, but in Wow Of present move.
mentA, that is only probability The
principal factor in tho situation nj prov
rnt IL Prosecuting Attorney John a.
Howard, Of this county and city. And
thereby hangs II tale:
1t was not until tho Onti.Pendloton
feeling became 90 atrong that II would
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why Wales is Glad.

Tho following interesting bit OF nows
was contained in the Associated Press
dispatches last night:
LoSDox. August i7-.Many tia plate works In
South Wnie,, which have bGCn closed for kOuIu
time. are preparing Ia resume work, IN view ot
the passage ot the tariff bill IN Washington.
There Is n great contrast between the
character Of this nova and the charac.
ter OF tho dispatches that came from
Wales after The passage ol tho Mckinley
bill. Tho now measure reduces tho tin
plato protection to such n degree that
the Welsh manufacturers reasonably
hopO to recover ut least " portion Of their
lost fon,ing in America.
The tin plate mills which have begun
operation since tho Mckinley bill
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A PERTINENT ENQUIRY.

Are Pat Democratic Banks being Favored
by tho State Administration:
TO the Editor Ofthe In'eiligeHcer.
SrR:-Can you toll mo where and how
tho surplus arising from the school
fund Is being invested by tho state
board OF public worksY From the last
official report of tho superintendent OF
schools see that there is very largo
amount OF this money un:nvestod, and
l have understood that II is being Kept
uninvested in pot democratic banks IN
Charleston, Huntington aud Martins
burg Kindly give constant reader
such information rs you may have on
the subject FINANCE.
Martin burg, w. Id., Atglpt IL.
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APrllne Requisite.

It being brought forcibly to the at
.ention Of members of Congress that IN
important part OF statesman's educa-
tion should be n thorough knowledge OF
the art OF punctuation. The discovery
nj several errors in the new tariff bill
has EN- phasized this fact. and the proba-
bility that the errors may result in suits
TO be settled only in the courts renders
the carelcssness or Ignorance of clerks,
and tho inability Of the legislators to
know when the punctuation. is wrong,
exceedingly embarrassing {
1t is recalled that the misplacinc OF a
paren thesis In the confectionery sched'
ulo OF the Mckinley law made great
difference in the amount OF duty to BIO
paNi on candies, and it is now discov-
cred that the placing OF a cemi'colon
whore a colon was intended, will re-
ouire tho enactment OF u separate bill
making diamonds dntiablc. or they will
be admitted free. rs the erroneous
punctuation makes ths law real that
they shall be. A judicial decision.
however, may constru. that the scmi-
colon cau he called colon for tho pur-
poses OF tho act.
A similar error occurs in the seed
schedule, and II the courts decide that
the semi.colon must be Imagined by
the customs officers to be colon in dis
Euise in tho case OF the diamond sched-
ule, then they must so decide in the
case Of the seed schedule also. II the in.
tent OF tho law makers is to govern
rather than tho wording OF the law. then
a ro.onactment OF the schedules will not
bn necessary. However the courts de-
eide tho test suits that will DO brought,
unleS Congress romcdios tho matter
with popgun bill in tho tncantime,
will govern the treasury officers in nd.
ninistcring the law. There is legend
that Il hill once passed the West Vir.
rinia legislature with tho title: "a bill
toprevent tho owners OF hogs from run
ming Mt large" but tho language was
corrected before the law was printed.
These incidents serve to show that too
much care cannot be exercised on tho
smallest details OF legislation, and
demonstrate how the ignorance or care.
lessness OF n clork may ando tho Sup.
posed results OF months OF hard work
BY statesmen to carry out party
pledge or party policy. Az in tho case
Of tho alleged Wost Virginia bill,
knowledge OF grammar rs we'll as a
familiarity with tho rnles OF punctuu-
, ton is very often necessary.