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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-12-14

DIsAItt Couy! attic UNItrd States,
Eastern District 1f n. /.
NoHtr.,K SoyT!Ir1sH R.Co.,
VS.. Libeilants.
STEAMER j. w. HARRING, her boilers,
engines, &c,
Whereas libel has been filed in the
District Court Of the United States for
the Albemarle District of North Caro-
lima, on the 18th day of December 1894
by the Norfolk & Southern Rail Road
Company against the Steamer J. w.
Harrlng, her boilers, engines, apparel
and furniture, alleging i'll substance
that on Or about the day Of Dec
ember 1894, the said Libellants found
the Steamer Harring sunk in the waters
of Albemarle Sound and apparently
abandoned, and that therefore the said
| Libellants voluntarily raised said
steamer Harring and towed her within
the port of Edenton, and therefore
claim a reasonable part or portion of
SAID Steamer for the salvage thereof,
and praying process against said Steau-
er and reasonable and proper salvage;
and that said steamer be condemned
and sold to pay such salvage, cost and
| expenses.
NOW therefore iii pursuance Of the
monition under the seal of the Court to
NE directed and delivered, l do here
by give public notice to all persons
Claiming the said steamer, her boilers.
engines, apparel and furniture or IN
any manner interested therein, that
they be and appear before the said
District Court, sitting IL admiralty to
be held in the town of Elizabeth City
IN the Albernarle District of North
Carolina on Wednesday the 2nd day of
January 1895, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of that day provided the
same be day of jurisdiction, other
wise on the next day of jurisdiction
thereafter) then and there to interpose
their claims, and make their allegations
in that behalf.
Dated this the 18th day of December
1894. O. J. CARROLL,
I. s. Marshal |
Per j. H. ROBINSON,
Deputy Marshall.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-12-14
7 D BYRUM,
Clerk B1a.d County Com.
WOE BE UNTO RALEIGH.
A CRANK BOOKS THE CITY OF RALEIGH
FOR TOTAL DESTRUCTION.

A CRANK BOOKS THE CITY OF RALEIGH
FOR TOTAL DESTRUCTION
The Meas and Observer of the
8th says: Gov. Elias Carr re.
ceived the following "raw-head
and bloody-bones" communica-
ton yesterday. This is the sec
ond letter of the kind the Gov
ernor has received, the first be-
ing received some two weeks ago
The letter was written on fine
linen paper under a flaming
neatly printed head of Scripture
quotations, surmounted by an
American eagle, with outstretch-
ed wings and in fighting atti-
tude, standing upon a shield sur
rounded by flags.
The author of this remarkable
document is Prof. BENZ. F. Hunt
er, of Washington, DC, who
with prophetic eye looks into the
future and sees beyond the ken
of ordinary mortals.
Prof Hunter is no ordinary
prophet. Others may foresee
earthquake s, storms, cyclones
and other hidden phenomena OF
nature, but it remains for Prot.
Hunter to foretell the tu1nbling
down of cities and the scattering
of whole generations of people.
Gov Carr is not easily freight
ened and he did not seem very
nervous when he read the com
munication yesterday. The fol-
lowing is the remarkable docu-
1nent:
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-12-14

The CaucassiOH will be remov-
ed from Goldsboro to Raleigh
about January Ist and will be is
sued both daily and weekly. Mr..
Butler will probably be editor in
chief, and there is all sorts of
guessing as to who his assistants
will be. 1t is rumored that Mr..
7. c. L. Harris. who has a natur-
al fondness for printers ink, will
be the assistant editor.-Ne10S 6
O6serVer.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-12-14

1t is said the Fusion Legisla-
ture proposes to gerrynander
the cities of North Carolina so as
to make Democratic victory i'll
them impossible in the future.
Perhaps it is alright but such
work very often turns out to be a
boomerang.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-12-14
NEW APPOINTMENTS.

The North Carolina Methodist
Conference, i'll session last week
at Durham, made the following
appointments for this the
ELIZABETH CITY DISTRICT:
r. B. JOHN, Presiding Elder.
Elizabeth City, John H. Hall.
Pasquotank circuit, J. A.Castell.
Camden circuit, J. Sanford.
South Candor circ~it, ST. Moyle
Currituck circuit, B. O. Durant.
Gates circuit, B. r. Taylor.
North Gates cir, G. G. Harley.
Perquimans cir, ]. d. Pegram.
Hartford circuit, +. A. Bishop.
Edenton, N. M. Watson.
Roper City, w. c. Merritt.
Columbia circuit, J. H. M.Giles.
Hatteras station,C. H Galloway.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-12-14

There are now forty-seven
States in the Union. To the
forty-two in 1888, are to be add
ed the following: North Dakota
and South Dakota, admitted No
vember 2, 1880; Montana, Nov.
s, 1850; Washington, Nov. II,
1880; Idaho, July 3, 1890, and
Wyoming July 1890. Is it forty
seven or forty-nine? Utah and
New Mexico are knocking at the
door and will be let i'll soOn.--EX.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-12-14

Those who do not subscribe
for the FISHERMAN & FARMER
will soon be asked to do SO. Our
list of city subscribers is large
but by no means as large as 1t
ought to be.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-12-14

The Legislature of South Car
Dina has defeated by one vote a
bill to reduce the legal rate OF
interest to seven per cent. A bill
has been framed to reduce the
salaries of State officers twenty
per cent.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-12-14
RESIDENCE OF
BEN I AMIN F. HUNTER

A'IANJ HANH14N L. II u ~ I'm,
WAsHINGToN, d. c., Dec, 5th, 1894 IS.
TIDINGs! TIDINGs! TIDINGs!
"NO MERCY HERE"
To tile Governor Of No,1hCarol1na:
You are Informed that among
the many cities which shall be
smltten with terrible calamity
and destroyed inside Of two years
from this day, is the one in which
you now live known as Raleigh,
every house therein, shall be
thrown down level with the
ground and all the inhabitants
thereof shall be scattered so that
not two Of them shall he found
together, it is the office Of the
prophet who also is a uazarite
unto God to tell the people what
God IS going to do to them for
their P0H20jCkEdHrss. But under
10 circumstances is he allowed
to tell them when" thus says the
Lord to the qt4cAsQ shall all fall
at once"Yea" | will scatter them
to the four corners of the earth
IN the hour when they thinks
not. Amen.
BENTAEITN = HU%'TEp
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-12-14
EDENTON, NC. Dec. 18th. 1894.

Vice President Stevenson IS
the favorite for the Democratic
nominee for 1896.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-12-14

Delivered at doors of city subscribers
by carriers, as soon as from press
without extra charge.
The Editor disclaims all responsible
ity for the views or statements OF cor
respondents, and reserves the right at
all times to revise or reject any article
he may think proper.
Always sign your name to news
paper communication simply as
pledge of good faith. 1t vii! not De
published unless you desire It,.
Best advertising medium III the DIS
trict. Rates very moderate. Special
rates on long contracts.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-12-14

It's thought the next Legisla-
t1re will establish ga reformato
nv" for youthful criminals.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-12-14

Amount of Tax as shows on
Abstracts 4,635.S 50
Amount Of outstanding or
ders and Jury tickets 10000
Balance in favor of County IS 1858. 81
hereby certify that the above IS 4
true statement as set fourth III the pro-
Ceedings of my office from December
1898 to November goth 1894.
Witness my hand,
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-12-14
Physicians Recommend

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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-12-14

WAsHINGToN, d. c., Dec, 5th, 1894
TIDINGs TIDINGs rIDINGs
"NO MERCY HERE"
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-12-14

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AZ SO
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-12-14
BENJAMIN +. HUNTER.

Dlstj!tt Carr! attic UNih.d States,
Eastern District If n. /.
NONL,,..K { SovTurl.N Z. R.No..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-01
FOR THE STAINING
Contributions Continue Hopes Thai P,n
HAS Falluu.

contributions Continue Hopes That p9l,
HAS Fallen.
Ee0yWc, TeSaa February rs No,bt,..
haa been heard IRON Starr county na
p'"t several days hut with local sha9..r.
fH many places On and around NHs,.s
county and with The eNeelert Trar.ar..s
ilf r4'n throughout tais section it la aa,...I
.bal that section has been blessed 81 -,
inc IehethiDs showers THE distance mon,
Fee county o. the scene OF tne suaar..,
arne Ego great about liu w,es ANA s.lrr
county being Isolated from amy ias1raaI
G#nlega ao means OF communication rsrg
heoHYeateHt The contributions from IH,
era outsiders continue 10 come M.
Alg Sl,nsss the local agent. araofntel
10 receive donations, shipped ONT yes.er.
day merchandise and other araalos es4-
uihqsel 90 THE sufferers hy local Citizen,
and receipts from other quarters, In atld,-
u9n 70 those already reported are as foI.
lows.
From citizens OF Victoria, through First
National nanlJ of Victoria S5S I'm cash
Individual contribution from Colonel II
Al StrnEtellnw OF Ilitchcoey $50
r. ~, Wheeler of san Antonio Sc o4sb
Julius A hmcger OF New Ulm Texas
s. cash.
Afr 1pley resistant passenger agent ~
the CUR Colorado and santa H. mn
Nay come in last evening ANA has hooe5,
eighty acres or land near town. vfsrb
win be planted out In cranes and other
Fruits.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-01
TEXAS TOWN TOPICS.
NEWS NOTES GATHERED ny TINE
POST CORRESPONDENTS,
Garrison Postofiice burglars Detected
in General JAIN Delivery at Naoog.
doches- some Parts Of southern
Texas Needing Rain-Personal

NACoGpOCHEs, February 2s.-There
came very near being jail delivery here
yesterday evening The Garrison post
of,ice burglars, who are confined in the
Jail planned the scheme. They bad man.
agod sone way TO procure a saw ale. and
KS believed by tho Janer that they each
mad the sieel, which they made their save
out OF. In tie bottom OF thor shoes when
pht in JAN. In one more hours time fror,
this time they were detected they would
al have been out. They sawed sauare
place In an old cell which was broken h..
q mob IN 1851, at which time Joe Adams a
negro was taken cut or JAIN ana hung.
The sell had been repaired with a piece OF
sheet steel, ana the burglars ala their (
work from the inside OF the cell. haylnr
sawed all around unul Il was as min as
q wafer. one Of the other prisoners In
Jan gave them away. When they found
they were caught they all broke down and
cried. a guard Wi! be hept a. Tho Gan
until after district court, In order 10 me-
vent them from making any further pr5.-
ress In escaping
me Bonita band has three rehearsgis
curing each wee B.. Last night the follow
g !oAis la1les eaAi lrguei ty &eslasuts
p g French. T. 80. NgsEher., rl
Louis Bergman, huaerci them wth tH.ir
'Fes9a-2 A- the band room. Misses Mann.
Lld Carrie EaAlr 81 sls Ella. Jaaale. ..., q
Ntna C4Tr3Way. Miss EtEaa Cox sss- 81
iaiAe e chapman, Alss Clara Cra7sfar8.
Us a--e h-rTis, A-ss EliA I-.saa g
Mss j. -Is Lewis. Misses Elsra-.- ana
ella EH1a-E1re, Nizs ILsEia EErr.-F--- 4.
Hiss aa'rie Sutton. Miss Beetle Maj. %
a A-sss annie aud Rachel Zesa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-01

Welmar, Texas. April lS lSs'-,
lived and ain well known IN plls !
Tor over rhry-hye years Sos ~,
years ago / drst was tfolhea ~
naasm ana nedlag!a. y slsT
every year, ana when called ! ~ :, ~ u
ming my neck was so sun ! nag ~ y i 4
body around so as TO be 4gs
IL was impossible to move n' HI
all. The aoctor took Out ~ M.
relaxed my muscles 50 ! eoa. qua. ' \.
neck all around, and mas MAJ hi
young ANA vigorous again .,sS h.
i.rst treatment ! felt as i ! ~ so' b,i
anyone IN the county ~, I'M "a
troubled. and mos. paininlly, yoa 4
ever since my boyhood days, 4 IA
changed, and for q man IN, y M
feel more like one OF ~ Wi ,yi45 70 4
to answer anyone who may y, ma
OF my case or q " yoiIs Il
wonderful power over p4llr, ALpEgJI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-01

Columbus, Texas, Apii ~ ,,siralsl
been badly troubled VIA ,t,r. arJ :
neck, rheumatism in snoul5p logtr 2
ana most painful cramps it y ars r
for over twenty years. Ai nm, Ia z,
ment an the pains and :. eie ana ID =
have had six treatiien las, tWeaa y
than / ave IN more ~ frank fla-
J pronounce my cure Dy woadais
me magnetic healer nlos' sgfs,ss
The readers Of this az ne.
should try Or, Fannins -
for relief of suffering 4. R. RAlSlD
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-01

TYLER, February 1s.-Lee Coleman wae
robbed Of Sl5 last night by sneak thieges
entering IFS room.
!" + Scott Is charged By w. A. Thorn
nson with forging his name 10 a ~ cbcrD
me check was cashed by the Flfst Sa.
tlonai bank
hlre THIS morning destroyed small bf-l-
ness house the property OF Judge John q,
Robertson, occupied by J. r. Farreu fgr
boiler and machine repair shops.
The party VINO sulcldad All g,v,gr Lac.
inlght a. D. Tipps or Rusx, was buried
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-01

Ofhce Superintendent, Novel
Railway, Palestine, IeAAi l,tile 81 y
lSS7 in April, 1881 my MI IRE 4
/ year, had been SICK ~ ~ i =
Al the time Of No ai.Aoa
been tair,y-siN houis & seyoaa
sleep ana was appaIes,Ji5a 4 aaia's
ttftseu minutes she was NJ gla.s "A
i i'r .oi Tanning CONTINUED X ,sssis
out USING medicine y dov Rep f
not since had a SICK II r. Az
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-01
mARBLE FALLS

MARBLE FALLS, Fcbruary ~ ra,
weather here has been eytre,nsi,. ~,
tn the last two days.
The King Comedy company have trsatst
me people Of Marble Falls to some spIefl6is
plays ana VIII end their weeks anga@n
ment here with damon ana Pythlas.a
Alles Richardson Of Liberty AN has hoe,
Flsluns friends In the city for the psst
Iae family Of Mr.. George Taylor left
ioi Dumas TO make that their future home
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-01
rANALYsIs cnnrn

caT2at 5 ,l,'e !, girl has been afflicted win
"iN6 her limos became perfeatf.. ., .. i.asl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-01

90 MS Comp. Powder n 7i-,sy..
taly AH5F Al e.f 5f est-ain Il ~
t1e only tJ9,l taat $3.50 .upfsye IT,,
c3n4l on ers4Ila4ia laH, ff sa3eG
aa.u a8. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-01

YELAsco, February IS. The British
s !, Iyzaek, from Yeissco wlfh
laelstQn meuufactured products ana Bra-
cora county cedar logo arrived nj nart-
mouth, february %, after a rough voyage
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-01

CARTHAGE, February 28.-rbe Roy
Inomas Ward White has been preaebine
hess for the past week ana step, baye
peen taken for the organization Of a Prs.
h4tetlan church and lot has been donat,3
ior The erection Of place OF worghIp.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-01
ISLAND CITY ITEMS.
4 LETTER uox THIEF LANDED n
InE EAsIiLE.


Galveston Texas. February 2s.-Laat
Sunday r'eht the letter box corner OF FOR
ueh street and Broadway was rlacd and
na cine could De found o., the perpauator.
Today man rIung his name es Charles
NaIsH approached oG,c-r Howth oa Mar
aat stca' and showed hIu tvo letters ai-
dressed 20 john }. Doaavan Austin. uezls.
Ine envelopes showed that obey came from
DE omco of County Trcausrsr James s.
waters ana had been properly atamraI
-HI niaal in tho letter box. Wilson told
iae oaie.r Die had found the letters ana
asSed to be directed to the Ollie. of Mr..
Waters.
officer Howth accompanied wilson to
MIR Waters office. That gentleman. when
eacUn the letters. stated he had mailed
Dam ia the box Wilson'S conduct appear
!us somewhat suspicious he was taken 20
th. police station, where he was searohei1
and g crooked spike about i've inches lon.
NHs fluai upon bits person. with which he
rat. sell Dee robbed the letter box on sun
iay ni-nt between u and ~ O'Clock.
iin also confessed TO having served eleven
ra1,Hs iu 1@l in llulc Rock Ire had also
seH H.i TOR oruyFeireas at Fort smith
l.t Waco. lle had been arrested and
||.i . Houston tog rphu.ue letter boxes.
Iai is could not re proven against aim
ie ws released from JAN hsra last Tu,s-
ly tcr .m@ minor oltau-c. From an tnat
-H ue Cleaned from Wilson's story he is
10 al around crook
Wilson It's Is Eear- OH and lefl his nome
Marlin T. HI'G
The herald., 1894-08-05
A BERING SEA CASE.
First TRIAL Under the Findings of tn
Arbitration Tribunal.

First TRIAL Under tho Findings of the
Arbitration Tribunal.
PORTLAND, Or, Aug. 4.-The fret case
to come up under the provisions Of the
findings of the Paris tribunal OF arbitra-
tion to settle the Bering esa controversy
between the United States and Great
BIitain was brought to light at Astoria
by the arrival there last Thursday OF
the American schooner Kate and Ann
from Bering sea waters, having on
board 60S seal skins, part OF which were
caught during the closed aeas in the
waters governed by the provisions of the
tribunal findings and included IN the
proclamation of the president iesued In
pursuance of the same. The captain
claims that the seals were caught in
part prior to May, 1894, and part since
that date.
Collector Page, being M doubt as to
the status of the case under the provis-
ions OF the proclamation of President
Cleveland of April 6, 1894, and the pro-
hibition contained in it, has asked for
instructions from the United States dis
trict attorney in tine matter.
The Kate and Ann was in Alaskan
waters at the time the proclamation was
promulgated and her captain was IN
ignorance of it's provisions and Nrohbi-
tions until after his arrival in port at
Astoria. II the facts are as set ont IN
Collector Pages letter. the vessel will
likely be seized and libeied.
The herald., 1894-08-05
GROSS RASOALITY.

Charges Against Ex-Superintendent saw
aee of the Perris Indian School.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Am invsstiga-
ton of the Perris Indian school in Cali
fornia has resulted in charges OF gross
rascality and frauds perpetrated by Rev.
H. NJ. Savage, the former superiu end
ent. The charges are contained in a
report by Frank @. Armstrong. assistant
commissioner of Indian affairs, and
Special Agent Selby. Sufficient facts
have been shown" says Gen. Arm.
strong, ito land Savage in state prison.
l think he has escaped to Mexico, and
he should be followed up and an exam
pie made OF him. il he can be extra
dted. From the first transaction. three
or four years ago, to the day he left, he
was in some way defrsuding the govern
ment. He stole at least ne-third of all
the money reported by him as disbursed
for the school,"
The herald., 1894-08-05

regular order. The senate finally pro-
cesded to consideration oil pension bills.
House bills were passed as follows
Making the city of Oakland, CAL, q
SUPPORT OF entry for the relief OF George
H. Plant; for the relief OF Benjamin AL
word, and resolution for the relief OF
w. d. Mack.
Hills bill providing for the inspection
OF immigrants by United States consuls
and for the exclusion of anarchists wac
then taken up. PETER, while unwilling
to raise the point OF no quorum sgainst
the bill, thought such an i'm 2or'ant
measure should have full eenaie and
he therefore suggested that it go over
until Monday. Hill, however, asked
that it bs considered today, though a
vote need not be taken On it and this
was agreed to.
Chandler favored the house bill
rather than the senate substitute. be-
cause it was simpler and milder, and
vet msde the exhibition of certificate
from United States consul by every
immigrant obligatory. II he had his
way he would pass the house bill today
and send it TO the president for his
signature, although it had arrayed
against it all the steamship companies
and the secretaries OF state and the
treasury, as well as the commissioner OF
immigration. The house plan, he
thought, which provided for consular
certificates, was much to be preferred to
the senate plan of placing treasury
inspectors on the European docks to
inspect intending immigrants. More
over, he WAS convinced that treasury
agents would have no status on European
docks, except on the invitation OF the
European governments, though this
difficulty might be obviated by making
them officials OF the state department..
He thought the four other sections OF
the bill against anarchy could be passed
without objection, and he suggested that
the four sections providing for the ex-
cluaion OF anarchists. but omitting the
section relative to the appointment OF
immigrant inspectors, if drafted into
bill, would pass both houses this session.
He accordingly offered such bill as
substitute and had it 90 over until Mon
day.
Hill, who had charge OF the bill, did
not wish to reply today. but reserved his
speech until Monday.
At2:15 the senate went into executive
session. and, FIVE minutes later, ad-
journed.
The herald., 1894-08-05
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.

4 Short Session at which Considerable
Business Was Transacted.
WARRINGTON, Aug. 4.-Ths senate
held short session. the conference re-
port ON the river and harber bill, for the
confederation of which it met today,
having been temporarily withdrawn.
In lieu Of this, private pension bills
were considered and 81 were passed
including one increasing to $l00 a
month the pension paid the widow of
Gen. Abner doubleday, and another
granting pension to the widow of the
Arctic explorer, Lieut.. Fredericl,
Echwstka.
Several other bills were passed, the
two principal ones being the senate bill
TO amend the quarantine regulations 80
far as they apply to vessels plying be-
tween United States porta and foreign
ports on or near the frontier, and the
house bill to subject to state taxation
national bank notes and United States
treasury notes.
The bill for the exclusion and deper.
tation OF anarchists was taken up and
discussed and then went over unit
Monday.
The conference report on the river and
08l DOI oul WHICH was presented OV
Dolph just before adjournment Friday
was Withdrawn ON Mr.. Dolph's request
and the bill sent back to conference
to correct errors in the engrossment o.
the bill.
The bill to subject to state taxation
national bank notes and United State,
treasury notes, was then taken up, ant
after amendment was passed. A,
. passed. the bill provides that circulated
notes Of national banking association
and United States legal tender note
and other notes of tbs United Ststss
payable on demand, OF circulating anr
intending to circulate az currency anC
gold and silver or other coin, shall b,
subject to taxation as money on hand OF
other coin, on deposit under th,
laws OF any state, provided that any
such taxations shall be exercised in ths
same manner and at the same rate tina
any such state or territory ehall tar
money or currency circulated as money
within its jurisdiction the provisions O
this act shall not be deemed or held t.
change existing laws in respect of the
taxation of national banking associa
tions.
An amicable arrangement was ther
entered into by which one hour was tc
be given to consideration of the private
pension bills, after which the bill o.
Hill to prevent the admittancs OF an
archists should be considered, bnt Al
len threw temporary wet blanket or
the arrangement by insisting on ths