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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-16
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FIRE IN HOJbL NORMA NDTE.
Kitchen aud Dining Room Badly Damag-
ed-An LEGENDARY at Work.


DANVILLE, VA, May 15.-Special.-At
1905 fire broke out in the coal-room of
the Hotel Normandie, on Main street.
lust before the alarm was turned in for
the Nomandie fire an alarm had been
sounded from the lower portion Of the
city. and the entire department was
there Thus the Normandie fire got con-
siderable headway.
Through the splendid efforts Of the fire
department the fire was gotten under
control at 10:S0, and the principal danage
VIII be the destruction OF the hotel kitch-
en- and damage to the other part OF the
building by water and smoke. and by
the removal Of furniture.
At II o'clock the fire was entirely out.
II was a very narrow escape from
most destructive conhagration. The din
ing-room Of the Normande was gutted
and all the furniture ruined.
An attempt was made tonight 10 burn
the I'nion-street bridge. a wooden struc-
.ure spanning Dan river. A policeman dis
covered the flames before they made much
hcadway and eNtinguished them. 1t is
believed to have been the work OF a
would-be incendary.
Messrs. B. Newgass. Alfred p. Thorn,
w. II. Taylor G. NJ Hughes. and w.
y. Causey, prominent officials Of the At
lantic and Danv;lle railroad. reached here
tonight on a special train. II is under
stood that there business here is in regard
TO the proposed extension Of that road
from Danvilie.
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THE EPISCOPAL CONVENrION
or the DIocsss of North Carolina to Meet

or the Diocese of North Carolina to Meet
fr-Day ~ Wirs'on.
WINSTON. y. c., May B.-Special.-
The Episcopal Convention Of the Diocese
Of North Carolina will convene In annual
session in st. Pauls church here at
o'clock 4. NJ. tomorrow. The services
Of the convention will be held daily
morning. afternoon and evening-inter-
spersed with such meetings as may be or
general interest. The convention Will con-
tinue over Trinity Sunday, when memo
rial sermon in honor OF the late Bishop
Lyman will be delivered by Bishop
Capers. Of South Carolina. Two young
men will also be ordained TO the deacon
ate. In the evening of Trinity Sunday
Bishop Cheshire, OF North Carolina, VIII
make the annual visitation OF the parish
and administer the apostolic rite OF con-
firmation.
Mr.. Polk Miller, of Richmond. the cele-
brated delineator Of the character of the
old Virginia negro. gave one OF his superb
entertainments at the Opera House here
last night for the benefit of the Vance
monument fund.
Mr.. Miller takes philosophical view OF
the solution of the negro problem, ex-
pressing the belief that it will solve itself
by the distribution of the negro to the
different parts of he country.
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and that a man is not compelled to be
on the shady side OF forty-fve before
he gains any recognition of his abilities
as legislator.
While paying the strictest attention
to the personal wishes OF his constituents
and to the material interests of his dis
trict. Mr. Swanson has taken an acuVe
part In all important national questions.
His speech on the tariff, delivered IN the
House on the oath OF January last, mas
been widely circulated In the United
States. and a few days ago Mr.. Martin
n member Of the Canandian Parliament
while delivering a speech in that BODY
IN the same question that Is at present
agltatng this country, took occasion 10
quote largely from the speech OF the
young Virginia representative.
Mr.. H. o. Clagett, the private secretary
Of Senator Hunton, left for Richmond
to-day, where he goes TO attend the con-
secration OF Bishop Newton and as a
delegate to the Episcopal Conference from
the Leesburg church. H. L. W.
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RESPECTS TO BRECKINRIDGE.
Rev. Mr.. DcII Denounces the Colonel
tIoped 20 winston.

f1oped 20 Winstcp.
ROANOKE, VA, May 15.-Speclai'-
Rev Edward Hoyle Delk. pastor of Trini-
~ Lutheran church. Of Bagerstown, Nd
addressed the young peoples societies OF
the Lutheran churches of Roanoke TO-
night. During his remarks, Whlch were
very eloquent. he paid his respects 10
colonel w. Q. 2. Breckenridge. He said
he smoke as a southern man, ana ne
"could not see how a southern state
could so far forget the glorious traditions
Of the past as to send back to the ma
tfonaI councils such self-confessed
wrong-doer while there were so many
good men and true available
John Campbell (coored) and Robert
Adams (white) have been sent to the
grand Jury of the United States Court
for "moonshining."
Frederick Scholz and Miss Barbara Lew
were married here last night, and X r.
Tallev and Miss Addie Webb eloped TO
Winston. N. c., for the same purpose.
Her father got wind OF the elopement
in time TO intercept the young couple
after they had boarded the train, but the
prospective bride was obdurate, and would
not return to the parental roof tree. pre-
ferrlng the shelter Of Talley's love.
Sixty-two young lady pupils Of Virginia
College spent Monday at Natural Bridge
Professor r. l.. Garner, Of once hlgh-
fence fame, later a pupil Of monkeys IN
Africa, is to lecture here in about TWO
weeks. A number Of our citizens nope
his receipts will be large.
J. L. Stafford. an attorney, has aban-
doned his family and practice and his
whereabouts are unknown. Mrs. Staf-
ford and her two children will return 10
her old home at Davy, w. Va.
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judicial purposes for the year ending
June 30. 1885. which was placed on the
calendar.
The report Of the Committee on Agri-
culture accompanying the appropriation
bill was read. and Mr.. Hatch. chairman,
planned the bill, largely answering
questions by other members.
The only new legislation proposed in
the bill was a provision requiring the
experimental stations at the various agri-
cultural colleges throughout the country
TO cooperate with the department In the
investigation Of adulterated foods and
drugs, thus extending the scope Of that
work.
This concluded general debate on the
bill and the reading Of the bill for amend
ment and further consideration, under
the minute rule.
At s o'clock six pages OF the bill had
been disposed OF. and the committee rose
and the House adjourned until tomorrow
at noon.
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SHOT BY 4 POSSE.
A Negro Refused to Open Door for Them Is
Fired Hmm and X Led.

BRISTOL, TENN, May 15.-Special.-
The following special from Gate city
Va. was received here this afternoon:
About u or / o'clock last night crowd
of ten or twelve persons (blacked as we
hear went to a house half mile from
this place. usually occupied by a num-
Der OF bad women, known AZ the Wrghts
and Greens. for the purpose. we sup
pose. 10 thrash them out. The women
were not at the house. having under
stood that there would be a posse there
that night. Not finding the women they
went to Sam Woods (cOloredD, who
lived near by. and asked him If the
Wright ard Green women were In his
house. He told item they were not
They demanded the door opened The
darly refused. but met them at the door
with his tx. one Of the posse shot the
negro. the ball taking effect in the left
siIc. from which shot he died about I
o'clock this morning.
There were some fifteen or twenty
sbots nied irto the house No clue as
vet as 10 who the parties are. Much In
grafton is afioat over the affair." as
Ward was a quiet, peaceable fellow.
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NEW TELEPHONE LINE,
One to be Established mt Marion-summer
Stats Normal school

MARION, VA. May l5.-special.-The
term Of the Republican postmaster here
has expired and the patrons are anxious
now. especially the Democrats, that a
Democrat be put in to distribute the
mail.
A telephone company has been organ
lied here, with b. +. Buchanan as presi-
dent, a. IT. Lincoln secretary and Charles
c. Lincoln manager. All the business
houses OF our town are expected to sub
scribe, and the lines will probably be
extended into the country surrounding.
Marion has secured the Summer state
Normal School. and 1t will open on July
5th, with an attendance OF about four
hundred.
The Methodist Episcopal church. South.
at Chlbrown, this county. have com
pleted n fine church at that place, which
will be dedicated on next Sunday. the
10Th. Rev. DR.. David Sullins preaching the
sermon.
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NOT FOa rhE COAST LINE.
Mr. Davis BID for the Virginia and Carroll
n, Road Is not on its Behaf


PETERSBURG, VA, May l5.-Special.-
When l asked Mr.. X. Il. Davis, counsel
for the New York and Philadelphia cap
italists, who are negotiating for the pur-
chase Of the Virginia and Carolina rail-
road, in reference to the opinion ventured
by prominent railroad man OF Richmond
yesterdayth I the parties he (DaVls)
represented Gas the Atlantic Coast Line,
Mr.. Davis replied that the gentlemen
who were negotiating through him for
the Virginia and Carolina road certainly
did not represent the Atlantic coast Lane
Mr.. II. r. Smith, the new postmaster
here. took charge Of the post-oiiice TINS
afternoon He has appointed as MS as
sistant Mr. Benjamin Harrison. Mr. Har-
rison is MIR. Smiths brother-in-law.
The closing exercises of the Virginia
Normal and collegiate Institute look
place this afternoon, and were very
largely attended.
An address was made before the stu
dents by John l.. Massey. Governor
O'Ferrall was expected to be present put
did not put in an appearance Ihe DoaIu
of visitors of the institute met thls
afternoon and reelected all the oiiiO'''
and instructors.
General Stith Boiling, the retiring post
master was presented this evening with
handsome silver service. gift from the
employees Of the post-ofice.
Mr. J. L. Miller, Of Pittsburg, Pa. ana
Mr.. c. T. Scott. of Phillipsburg, n. j.,
are I'm the city. These gentlemen are
members Of the Charter Committee Oh
the Jr. O. u. A. NJ. Of the United states
rhev will visit all the councils OF TINS
order in the city this week.
Mr. W. b. Cole. an employe OF the
Petersburg Gas Light Company was Tor
a time overcome by escaping gas to-day
while tapping a gas main on sycamore
street. At the time he was running
,i,,. into the new Second Baptist ehurch
to supply the building with gas. A1ter
the proper restoratives had been admins
tered he revived.
At a meeting of the board Of directors
Of the Young Mems Christian Associatioh'
pastors Of the city and business men,
held tonight, it was decided 10 ralse
s. 900 with which TO carry on the work
of completing the new Young Men
christian Association hall. Committees
were appointed to canvass the city AT
once TO raise the amount named.
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MIC FIRE ON BALL GROUNDS.
The Grand Stand and Fifty buildings De-
strnvod ~ BostOn.


BOSTON, MASS. May 15.-Flre broke
out on the "beachers" seat at the base
ball grounds this afternoon while game
was in progress between the Boston and
Baltimore clubs. 1t spread rapidly among
the inhammable material In It's reach
and was not under control until $50
Z. NJ
Roughly stated about twelve acres have
been burned over, from fifty 70 sixty
buildings destroyed and some five hundred
families made homeless. The fire crossed
fremont street TO the East in three
places, but was confined mainly to the
section bounded b. Sterling. Burke. and
Cabot streets. Several firemen were in
jured and Chief Webber was badly hurt
and taken TO the hospital. Several pieces
Of fire apparatus had been abandoned.
Probably the mot valuable buildings
burned were the grand stand, which cost
so 900, and the Franklin school. on Tre-
mont street. No attempt has been made
as vet 10 estimate the loss. Help was
summoned from ali cities and towns with
in ten miles of Boston, but proved not
to be needed.
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GRINTILLE FETERANS.
Meeting Held at Oxiord.-The Confederate
Monument

OXFORD, N. c.. May 15.-Special.-
There was a large number of Confederate
veterans at meeting held here yester-
day to take steps for the attendance
at the laying Of the corner-sto ne OF the
Confederate monument at Raleigh on the
22d. Capt. j. A. Williams opened the meet
ing with some brief remarks, at the con-
clusiOn of which Col. r. b. Venable was
chosen chairman. He made a few re
marks explanatory Of the object of the
meeting, after which A. w. Graham. I'm
an earnest speech, advocated the organ
izauon of a permanent society OF vet
erans, and proposed some important
measures in regard to getting up stalls
tics about Granville Troop during the
war.
Quite a number Of the old soldiers will
go 10 Raleigh on the 22d, and. by invita-
ton. the Granville Grays OF the State
Guard win escort them. DR.. s. ID. Booth
will be the veteran officer In command
Of the Granville veterans at Raleigh on
the 22d. when It Is anticipated that one
OF the biggest crowds ever assembled at
the State capital will be present.
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COxEYITES TOO FOND OF WHIsKT.
A Number Of Them Find Their Way into
the Lookup" on Account of IL.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May l5.-Coxey
tramps are still coralled in the inn-yard
at Bladensburg. but the loadstone Of an
adjacent bar-room is proving too strong
an attraction for the maintenance OF dis
cfplne, and arrests of stragglers and
deserters for drunkenness is becoming
common. Coxeys wife and child are
comfortably quartered In a hotel, and
Carl Browne takes care TO keep roof
over his head at night.
Gaivin's Army Starving.
GREENS BURG, PA. May 15.-Galvin
Commonwealers received very little en-
couragement here. and now the army
is on the verge Of starvation. Colonel
Calvin and his staff called upon the
mayor and chief Of police last night and
Informed them that unless food was given
them within a few hours he would turn
his men loose 10 prey upon the town.
Forty police are now guarding the town
from the starving unfortunates.
Kelly Movinc On.
OTTUMWA. IOWA, May 15.-Kelly's
army passed quiet and uneventful night
and resumed IT. journey at noon. No de-
predations were committed.
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yOU. 1T LOOKS LIKE OATES.
Indications that lie Has Defeated johnson
for Governor.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, May 15.-There
.ro ro new indications to-day making 1t
necessary 10 change the report sent
from here last light. The friends Of both
oondidates are active throughout the
state preparing for the county convention
tomorrow.
OF the delegates elected last Saturday
,hara is abundant reason for express
ing opinion that a safe majority Of them
Tor Colonel oates. The matter may
he eettIed tomorrow by enough delegates
being instructed to leave no room for
oubbling.
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as soon as the Government approved the
movement He hoped that the delegation
had impressed the Importance and advisa-
bility OF the affair on the minds Of the
committee.
The delegation was accompanied by Sem
ators Gordon and Walsh, and the entire
Georgia delegation in the House. Speaker
Crisp occupied a chair near the chairman
OF the committee.
When the hearing closed the members
of the delegation went to the Speakers
room, which will be their headquarters
during their stay In Washington.
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THg FfNCH CASE.
A Manchester Eioping Couple Married In
HafifaX Yesterday.

WELDON, y. c.. May l5.-Special.-
Judge Jesse f. Graves opened Halifax
Supreme Court this morning. Several
cases Of minor Importance were dis
osed Of. The case which excites the
most interest Is that Of Mr.. Willie B.
Finch. who was some time since arrest
ed and placed In Jail on charge Of
forgery. The defendant Is a young man
of fine business qualifications, and Is high
~ connected His case will probably be
tried tomorrow.
A runaway couple from Manchester
passed through to-day. en- route TO Hall
fax. where, learn. they were made man
and wife. The contracting parties were
Mr.. A. F.. Phillips and Miss Martha
Tatum. both residents of the city across
the James.
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STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
1t Met Yesterday in Greensboro-Portrait
of DIR. Wood.

GREENSBORO. y. c.. May l5.-special
The Medical Society Of North Carolina
met In the courthouse at lO:30 o'clock
this morning. Or. W. J.. Beail, OF this
cIty. was In the chair. and called the
meeting 10 order. Prayer was offered by
Rev. j. Henry Smith. About two hun
dred and fifty members responded 10 the
roll-call by the secretary. Or. w. VI. II.
Cobb, of GoldsborO, y. c., announced the
various committees. About thirty names
were added TO the roll Of the society. An
address was delivered by Dr. J. b. Pow
ers, and papers were read by several
members and discussed.
A life-slze portrait Of the late Dr..
Thomas F. Wood was presented to the
society and will be hung in the State
Library.
After transacting business OF interest 10
the society. the meeting adjourned TO meet
tomorrow at A. NJ.
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Gaivin's Army Starving.
Nicaragua viii Comply.

WASHINGTON. May 15.-The State De-
partment to-day received cablegram
from Minister Baker, announcing that
the Nicaraguan Government had given
satisfactory assurance of a prompt COM
pliance with the peremptory demands of
the United States In relation to the pun
ishmcnt of the murderer OF Wilson, the
American killed at Roma in March.
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nnrliam Matters.

DrrpuAM n. c.. May i5.--Special.-The
p1.at,a "F,sther'' will be presented by
Iacai talent Thursday. II promises TO be
a charming affair;
rhe Norfolk and Western schedule will
no changed sunday next
DC aan.as sn w Watts left tonight as dele
80 20 the General Assembly OF the
preshyterian church at Nashville.
psy stewart Mcqueen and the delega-
,,an from 81. Phillips church left to-
night for the Episcopal State Convention
al Charlotte.
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COTTOS-SEED OH INDUSTRY.
lis Remarkable Growth In the South as
shown by the Manufacturers' Record.

oHU"H Uy III" /" ""HuEHVIUT'Tn 1N"'"'"'
BALTIMORE, May l5.-The Manufac-
turer's Record OF this week publishes
history Of the growth OF the cotton SEED
oil industry In the South. In 1850 there
were forty cotton seed mills. with an
aggregate capital Of S.5Oo,oo There are
now 800 mills, having a combined capacity
OF about $3O,0O1.Ooo At present ABOUT
10000 tons OF seed are annually used
by the mills. yielding TO the farmers amour
siSOOO.0O0 a year for product which
until recently was regarded as waste
material. The total output Is about l'ooo.-
GOO barrels. or 100000 gallons OF oil.
10000 tons OF cotton seed meal, 5000
tons OF hulls, and 100000 pounds OF
inters the aggregate value CT which
would average about s2O,Ooo.0o 10 sSo.oo,cV.
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WASHINGTON. May l5.-speaker Crisp
..eaiyed \ telegram to-day announcing the
aeatb dee Of Mrs. Crisp's mother Mrs. Robert
pnrton. who lived near the Speakers
- 80, in Georgia Mrs. Crisp's mother
~Yu, was an aged lady. Her death was un-
n,nected va % the Speakers family not hav-
t.1, kuoyn she was III.
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c,Gery and Blanchard.

pArON ROUGE. LA, May 15.-The
BAION caucus held here tonight
Denl91cInuIv nominated Hon. Donaldson
Gafaii Caffery for United states senator to serve
the unesprd 1ncSars Of SenatSr to % t6a Gibson
anu ~ ~" .o,.,,, of Judge y. D. White. re-
eNp,edu eiIned The Legislature will ballot for
pna,ors NEXT Tuesday.
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rarsrrnnhic Breylties.

A heavy frost at Elmlra, Utica and
,,a,,oms noints In oswego county. n. Y,
Monday night injured strawberry plants
aud frfiit trees.
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vrAruEn rONEc ,sT.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May ia-Fos
Virginia.. Increasing cloudiness. siignuy
warmer. south 10 east winds.
For North Carolina: Fair. except snow.
ers near the coast warmer IN ex'fe"'
eastern portion. southeast wihos'
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.JrFF. DAVIs' NIECE WEDs.

Mr.. Annie Davis Smith becomes the
Bride Of w. a. Cunning.
CANTON. MISS, May l5.-Mrs. Annie
Da,,s Smith. widow Of Hon. r. c. Smith,
and niece Of jefferson Davis, was married
,his evening 10 Alr. w. a. Cunning. OF
NatcheZ, Miss.
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,holera Epidemic in Russia.

LONDON, May ia dispatch TO the
Times from Odessa says that II is Of
ecIally declared that cholera exists In
seven governments in the South of Rus
al
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y.xny yoyIuEnuOMErEW. M

Following was the range Of the tnsr.
mometer at The Times ONCE yss'e..sy:
a. NJ. 81, ~ NJ. ~: 3 p. y. 70:
p a.. 70: 0 p. NJ. 81 midnight -
Average, 10 1-a
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- uonthr Fifteenth.

MONTREAL. May ib.-Lasker to-day
MoT ne tifteenth game OF the chess
,neach won stenitz resigning on the forty
fourth nova
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csorre 7 Clarendon Fails.

NEW YORK, May 15.-George r. Car
endon announced his failure 81 the Con-
solidafed Exchange tnis fnorLlhk.
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House of Representatives.

WASHINGTON, May 15.-Among the
bills reported to the House by the com
mittees from the Committee on Labor
was a bill making Labor-Day national
holiday.
At 1880 o'clock the House went into
committee Of the whole Mr.. Richardson
(Tenn) in the chair. to further consider
the naval appropriation bill for the year
ending June 80, 1885. The pending question
was upon the substitute offered by Mr.
Cummings last Saturday for the amend
rnent proposed by Mr. Maddox (Ga)
changing the law regulating the appoint
ment Of cadets so as TO require the Secre-
tary of the Navy, in selecting cadets
TO fill vacancies where members Of Con-
gress fail TO appoint them, TO take them
from actual residents Of the districts
70 which the appointees are 10 be credit
ed.
Mr. Maddox asked unanimous consent
tn offer an amendment 10 Mr.. Cummings
substitute. so as 10 permit representa-
tives and delegates whose districts are
not now represented I'm the academy by
an actual resident TO name candidate
before the 1st of August next. Objection
was made by Mr.. Loud Rep., CALI.
THE MADDOX AMENDMENT ADOPTED.
The substitute of Mr. Cummings was
agreed to-1O7 to 60-and then he offered
as further amendment that proposed
bv Mr.. Maddox. which would correct
the Injustice done to all districts by which
they are at present unrepresented in the
academy.
This amendment was agreed to on a
dvision-1O2 TO %.
Mr.. Meikeljohn Rep., Neb) offered the
amendment of which he gave notice the
other day, providing for a congressional
Investigation into the alleged armor-plate
frauds and the imposition Of a fine OF
$4,000 upon the Carnogle-Phipps CO.
MIR. Cummings made a point OF order
against the amendment, and the point
was sustained by the chairman without
argument. go,
Against the last paragraph in the bill
authorizing the Secretary OF the Navy
10 the use of an appropriation Of S4oO.-
600 made by the act of March 2, lS'S'
for a cruiser of the Vesuviu5 type, con-
structing three torpedo boats, Mr.. BACK
6GaD. made the point OF order that II
changed existing law without reducing
exenditures. The point was oVerruied.
The bill was then reported to the
House the amendments recommended by
tbe committee of the whole were agreed
to- and the bill passed
The total amount carried by the bill
was s25 .ss6. .5l6.27, having been increased
& 500 by the action OF the committee
OF the whole.
AGRICULTURAL AsrNDsEST ADOPTED
ON motion of Mr.. Hatch, the House
again took up it's role as Committee OF
the Whole, and entered upon the con
sIderation Of the Agriculture Appropiina.- p.n.
iaN'. h,,, for the wear ending June 30, lS5
uo'' ,orted the bill carries a total ap-
onr,ation Of $3.1SO.Cis. being less by
gass7 p.gtl appropriations in the bill for the
',aar After the bill had been read, Mr.
Dock pockery reported the bill making appro,
Stations for legislative. executive. and