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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

Or. WA Terry, who has been
the rug business at Klkton.
NY, Or the past twelve wears
say "Chamberlaius Cough
keiedy gives better satisfse
nor than any other cough medi
ct'e 1 have ever sold" There
v good reason for this, No etb
81 ".il cure cold so quietly ;
other is so certain a preyen'
lative and cure for or ,np no
ether affords SO much relief IN
cases OF whooping cough. Sofa
by w b NeEwen.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

-Caa yog tell me what kind OF
Weather Ee Eay expect next
month - wrote y farmer 10 the
editor Of his county paper The
editor replied: 1T is my belief
that tde weather next month will
be very Ike your subscription
bill" The farmer wondered for
an hour what the editor meant,
when he happened to ;hiak Of
the weird unsettled"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04
S..ved.

From a letter by Mrs. Ada Z
Hurd, of s ID. we quote Was
taken with \ bad cold which set
tied on my lungs, cough set in
and finally terminated in consumE
ton. -Four doctors gave me up
saying lcculd live but a short
time. | gave myself up to N,
savior, determined 4 1 could not
STAY With my friends on earth, l
woul meet my abscut ones above.
Ny husband was ADVISED to get
DIR. Kings New Discovery for c11
sumption, coughs ard erlds. /
gave it a trial, took il alt, light
bottle 1t has cured nIe and thank
God 1 am now we'll and hearty
v"mar.n For sale at J L Chan
dler's drug store. )
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04
FOR SALRT

My residence with all eouva
n'snee, stree rooms, hall, kitchen
%crlisr' cut house, tEo e-isterns aud
two large stables. Also, mv oIJ
place, with all improvements, witt
about seven acres Of land, L..
quire OF DIR. AOe Brenner.
Oxford. Miss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

The following notice mas Oeen
issued To the Masonic sH5ordi
nate lodges of the State by
Grand Master Irwin Miller:
"Oa mature reelection with
the law committee. 1t is not
deemed e%xpeiient TO attempt to
arrange the place of meeting OF
the tiEand Lodge. as sggs sted
by the finance committee. The
proposition is therefore recalled.
aad the Grand Lodge viii meet
at Holly Springs on the 18th of
February, as ordered at the las:
Grand Communicative
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04


The Baptist Church OF jack
son, Ca, OF which Rev. Il W
Gardner becomes pastor Is thus
spoken Of ia the christian In
Il x,'' Of Alfalfa. Ga:
Perhaps it is DO exaggcrra,
ton to SAY, that there Is no let
ter developed church in the
State, both with respect to the
management of its finances and
ia spiritual condition. As an
evidence OF the push aud ener>
gy OF these brethren. on Sunday
the pastor announced that bis
convictions OF duly led him to
feel that he must decline their
e4ll for the future. q committee
Was then appointed to recon,
mend a suitable man as pastor
That committee reported the
next Thursday evening at pray>
er meeting, aud the church on
sunday next called Bro q "
Gardner. CT kissimmee, Fla. In
fouT more days he had signified
his acceptance. He will soon
be on the Geld. aud here will
be found both a happy pastor
and people Or. Gardner had
only been at kissimmee a short
tine, bat when the call to Jack
son came TO him lie felt that in
his acceptance he was only fol,
lowing the leadings of divine
providence. Bro. Gardner will
not only fiEd a tine field of USE
tullness ia Jackson. but a great
work may be done By him in
the surrounding c0untry &C u
Garter IN 'Christian InCexr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

Mrs Annie Davis Smith, OF
Canton, Miss has given s. 500
% Giilssgs College. to endow .
scholarship u 5s named 'Tha
JeTsrson Dsvis Scholarship
in honor Of her uhele, the late
Hen Jef-rsDn Davis
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

Taylor, Miss Dee %, '93.
EO EAGLE Il seaa you a few
dots from Splinter this week.
Christmas has come and gone
and II has been an unusually
dail Christmas on Splia,er. The
question arises in my mind who
will live 10 see another Christ,
mas.
sEr. Charles L;ttletnn and
Hiss Eliza Ragland we're mar
RED q few days ago. Charlie is
IA energetic young man and
his bride Is intelligent and in
dastrious and we predict for
them a life of success and hap
piness.
Miss Emily Avis, of Taylor's.
Is visiting Miss Hettie Brown
this week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

Gen. John Z Gordon deliver
ell his celebrated lecture. The
last Days Of the Coufederacy.7
IN Merit and Jackson this
week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

Nincheis X Davidson. jewel
ers and StatiOners, have the ex
elusive sac Of these Celebrated
tilasses in Oxford, Miss. They
get them direct from the faeto
~ of keilam & Moore, the only
complete optical plant in the
South, Atlanta, Ga,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

Az 80 other towns in Nissis,
sippi can take a back seat.
Nothing on record in the way
Ola "bliud tiger can compare
with one that was un-a-thed
here this week. While looking
for stolen goods III the cid
graveyard in the rear of the
Baptist church. path was no
ticed leading to an unused eel
lar under the BAPTIST church.
Upon examining the cellar.
which is directly under the pull
pit, IJO jugs, some Of them con
taiHiag wIisSey, were found
y have heard of blind tigers
in all kinls OF places but this is
the first enc ever seen in a
church g.-SiarkvilIe
Tin e.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

\ young grey wolf. which
was brought here last Friday at
taaeted mu:h attention. She
was caught on TIppOo about
three weeks ago IN a steel trap.
placed where she and another
one had killed a calf. She
seemed as a scared dog, u ore
afraid of being hurt than iniur
ing her spectators. She was
bought and carried home by the
Kentucky G
Sentinel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

The charter OF the Louisiana
Lottery expired With the New
Year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04
RATES.

Harrison county has q 800
acres Of vacant kind
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

The murderer of Mayor Car
ter IL Harrison Of Chicago, will
hang.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

In youth ~ en- ignore the
present 10 LOCK - the futures
in old age y sften lost to
uar surr0uu 5welI in the
shadows OFtu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04

coRa ofan kinds md sizss kept in stock from tie eheeret TO the best. Cecil
iurbsarls and stools for the dead. Fmtalmirg fluid and Rotss. Thanks
frp past favors, vs. respectfully solicit P1trorsgs Of town and coGssy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04
BATES OF AoveSTIslHs.

Ralhing notices IN local page
(s1piaci ~ ehangal 10 cents per
line far first insertion and , eta
nsr liz" eteh Subsequent inser
ton. N,thing inserted for less
than - cents,
--IoR-yoRK hr RsAsOyABLE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04
SAVING PARL0RS

OxFOED, MISS.
Sealed Bids.
Seael bils vii be received up TIL
IL o clock Il. January the Ist 1894, for
~osking tue comfy conyic-s for the
GEAR 1926 The contractor will b. e.
lgiTei t. enter into BcnI eouditierad
recording u las in the penalty Of One
! hoasand Dollars for the f1irhfaI PEI
'ormance Of lis dEtids.
By order Of The Board Of Supervisors
1t Nov. Term, 1888.
Zen P Gray, Cldk.
Dec 9Th 1893
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-01-04
IaNler. Mss.

hisSimnee, Fla.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-01-03
LOCIL BREPITIES.

The annual meeting of the Veteran Fire
mems association will be held this evening
at s o'clock. Officers will be elected.
Mr.. William II. Hutchinson of Broken
Bow and Miss Alice A. Mcbride Of Zanes-
vile, o., were married Monday at the resi-
dence of Mrs. M. Fisher, ll04 North twenty
eighth street, Rev. S. NJ. Ware officiating.
City CLERK WakelcY was making himself
familiar with the workings of his office yes
terday. He will assume the duties Of the
new position today. No changes in the work.
ing forces of the Office will be made for sew
eral days. Mr.. Wakeley's deputy will be
John Evans, who will enter upon his duties
as soon as his bond has been approved by
the council.
Collector Alexander was the surprised re-
cipient of a handsome sllver-heuded cane
yesterday. The donor was Captain Phillips,
his deputy, who presented his chief with tho
cane as a souvenir Of their association in
the government service. Tn gift Is Of an
African wood, which is a striking relief TO
the silver mounting, and is highly priced by
Mr.. Alexander.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-01-03
Commercial club.

The executive committee of the Com
mercial club met yesterday and transacted
business of q routine nature.
Commissioner UT brought up the subject
of the government sugar beet experimental
station Mt Schuyler and strongly urged a
protest against its abandonment by the ad.
ministration. Progress was reported on the
location of q wholesale dry goods house in
this city.
Tho nominating committee selected for
the purpose of submitting twenty-five names
of members to DE elected as executive com.
mitteemen for the ensuing year, subject TO
the ratification of the general meeting of
the club, reported the following:
G.. H.. Payne, Fred Fl. Davis, ID. Farrell.
jr, J. 5. Knox, John Brady, George M. Tibbs,
w. V. Morse, q. +. Weller, n. A. Benson, f..
Il. kirkendall. 4. 4. Lindaey, AdolDh Meyer,
q. w. Lininger, Dave Baum, q. S, Mont
gomery, w. h. Clark, w. N. Babcock, III. f..
Cady. George N. Hicks. A. T.. Turkey, A. n.
Rector, George w Kelley, Alvin Saunders
ana Henry Pundt,
The above list represents thirteen lobbers
and manufacturers, three retailers, one
lawyer. four real estate men, one banker,
Two South Omaha men anu one broker.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-01-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

John Swayne Of Chicago is registered at
the MIllard.
Dr. A. 4. Brazenshoe of st. Louis is among
the Mercer patrons.
Tobias Castor of Lincoln made one of his
periodical trips to the city yesterday. He
is not talking much now, particularly on
local appointments.
Judge Scott of the district court and his
daughter Laura left yesterday for the Paci-
tc coast, where they Will remain six weeks,
enjoying the balmy climate of Santiago,
after which they will visit the md winer
exposition at San Francisco.
MIR. a. G.. Powers, who has been connected
with The BEE in a reportorial capacity for
the past two years, has accepted II position
as secretary of the Board OF Public Works
and assumed the duties of his position
yesterday. Mr., Powers has been doing the
city hall work for The BEE for more than
a year and is quite familiar with the work
that will come under his charge. He is
thoroughly qualified for the place, competent
and obliging and will doubtless ill sthe
responsible position TO the satisfaction of
all concerned.
j. w. Craig. who has been travelling rep
resentative of THE BEE for the last five
years, has resigned and accepted a position
as assistant general agent OF the State
Mutual Life Assurance company of MasSa-
chusetts, with headquarters in Omaha. Mr..
Craig is well known IN Omaha ana Ne
braska and has friends by the thousand who
will wish him nnbounded success in his new
venture and will AM him in accomplishing
that success. He will have his Office with
the general agent of the company, Mr., Frank
II. Hartigan, in the First National bank
building.
Mr.. o. II. ~Ieffries, who has been general
agent for Nebraska of The Massachusetts
Mutual Life Insurance company, will leave
Omaha IN n few days for san Francisco,
where he becomes general agent for the
same company. Mr.. Jeffries has been in the
life insurance business for the past fifteen
years and has been in Omaha for five years.
During his stay in Omaha MIR. JEFF
RES has made n host OF friends and
has done a splendid business for his COM
pany, than which there is no better. The
many friends of Mr.. Jefries and his
estimable wife will regret to see them leave
Omaha and will wish them The greatest sue
cess and good fortune IN the new field OF
work to which Mr., Jeffries hns been called.
Mr.. Jeffries has the acquaintance and
friendship among the best business men OF
this city and they all cordially recommend
to his future patrons and associates.
At the Mercer; james Ii, Holman, Kansas
City; James w. Rusk. Council Hills; II, H.,
Spelman, Clinton, la, l.. r. Bolles, David
City j. q. T.. Hilderbrand, Lincoln Y. Il.
O'NeIll, city; n. ID, Streeter. David CITY
John II. Kavanaugh, Dakota City X, Il. Van
Brunt, Lincoln John j. Cloos, Fremont; X.
j. DINING, Omaha; G. j. Spohn, SUPERIOR
/. Friend. Omaha; Jud Grant, Dcadwoodi
A. Riddell, city c. ID. Searle, ID. w. Trot-
ter, Chicago; w. H.. Bonham, Deadwood
Arthur Johnson, city; A. Ia johnson,
Detroit.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-01-03
Ga bic, Flashes.

ShpiH abhf
The Imperial bank of Berlin will shortly re-
duce It's rate OF discount one-half OF l per
cent.
Valiant, the Paris anarchist, signed a peti-
ton yesterday asking not to be tried before
the coming asslzes.
joaquin Baranda, secretary Ct Justice and
public instruction in President Dlaz' cabinet,
of Mexico, has resigned.
A dispatch from Vienna says that Cracow
PolandJ newspapers contain accounts of II re-
cent attempt to poison the czar.
Tho principal agricultural journal of st.
Petersburg takes n gloomy view of the pros
poets of the Russian farmers for the coming
year.
An oapaca, Mexico, dispatch announces the
mysterious assassination of Dionisce Magro,
mayor OF that city, Political reasons are given
for the killing.
The very gracious reception accorded by the
Caprlvi at the palace Monday evening Is much
commented upon in Berlin.
Many members, both of the liberal and con-
sentative parties of England, are angry at
the compromise arrangement arrived at be-
tween the leaders in regard TO the parish
councils bill.
The death is announced of Iganclo l.. Val
laita, on2 OF the best known men In Mexican
n number of other high offices in the govern
ment service.
Whole troops of cavalry In the Russian army
in the districts Of Warsaw and kief are pro-
vided with new rifles and fresh rifles are being
rapidly manufactured in st. Petersburg and
also being imported from Belgium and France.
An official named ~Arzemowizch, his wife, son
Observation-Disclosures, Slayonia. have been MUIR
dercd while asleep, The. persons mentioned
we're hacked to death with u hatchet and the
house was then burned.
The Vienna correspondent OF the London
Chronicle says the manager OF the young
Czech club is accused of giving money to tho
murderers OF Merva before and after the
murder and of having waited outside while
MerSa's murder was being committed.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-01-03
More Italian Rioting.

ROME, Jan. 2.-The Messaggero reports
riots at MARSHA, Partanna, Palma and
Montechiaro. AT Partanua and Blanch-
Villa octroi stations were burned.
PALERMO, Jan. 1.-The riots caused by the
popular feeling against the octroi duties
levied upon food. etc, entering the various
towns continues in many parts of Sicily.
There were disturbances yesterday at Petra,
Persia, Spacca, Ferno, Salient, Campo Bello
di Mazvra and Mazura Dello Nalo. Ia some
cases the violence of the mobs was so great
that bayonet charges upon the part of the
troops were found necessary in order to pro-
tect the property of the different municipal
tiles.
At the cabinet council today Premier
CriSpi made a detailed statement of the re-
cent disorders in Sicily. According 20 the
Tribuna the ministry authorized Sig.
Crispi to invest General Nora will full
powers to suppress the disorders.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-01-03
BANK OF
Course OF Its Directors Condemned by a
Leading English Editor.

Course OF It's Directors Condemned by q
Leading English Editor.
LONDON, Jan. 2.-The Investors Review,
in an article written by MIR. Wilson, ;he
editor Of that paper, who is one of the best
known authorities upon finance, says: "lf
the affairs of the Bank of England are
allowed to drift as heretofore since the act
of 1876 IL will end in n crisis, compared with
which the Barring collapse will dwindle into
insignifcance. We are driven to the con-
sIusion by the result of many years close OBJ
servation OF the bank, which has been for
saking it's own published discount rate and
plunging into regions it does not understand.
This draws second and third-class business,
whereby 1t sometimes realizes nasty losses.
An excellent example of this is the way the
bank was involved In the Murrietas diff
culties. Little concerning the true condi-
ton of the oank is known, and there Is no
hope for a permanent Improvement in the
banks position by making Il scapegoat of
Cashier May. The directors are responsible
for misleading the banks money from the
state provident fund and for the whole UNI
happy business, of which merely a glimmer-
ing has come to light
Omaha daily bee., 1894-01-03
WANTS TO FiGnr the WINNER.

John l.. Sullivan Thinks He Can whip
Either Corpett or Mitchell.
New York, Jan. a-tThe Herald this morn
ing says: John na' sullivan, ~ex-lhampion
heavyweight, yesterday said to, Charlie
Johnson: 1T is my desire to challenge the
winner of tho Corbeit7 mitchell fight. | think
with good, proper otrhiuing ana with faith
FIJI. conscientious work on my part, | can
whip either of these men,
well" answered johnson, III you will
say right now that You will train conscien-
tiously and will do the right thing, | will
back you for 10000 against the winner"
To this Sullivan replied: II will and il /
mnr .
Omaha daily bee., 1894-01-03
struggled with .no po..cc.
TALKED WITH THE FORE.
His Holiness Receives Bishop SpauIding o.
4 liuois.

His holiness Receives Bishop Spauiding of
4 liuois.
RoME, Jan. Bishop Spauidlng of Peoria,
H., has had an audience with tho pope to-
day. Bishop Spaulding was prominently
Identified with the recent Chicago cduca-
tional exhibit at the Worlds fair, and is
said TO AVE furnished his holiness with i'm
portant information in regard to educational
matters In the United States,
II is announced that the pope has made
lion. Edward Onahan of Chicago a Roman
count for thedistiugLished services achieved
by him in the work of organizing the great
Catholic congress at Chicago, This honor is
one seldom offered to n layman and "a COM
moner, and practically corresponds TO the
golden rose awarded by the pope on great
occasions and to the clergy and royalty. The
Chicago congress WINS notable for the active
participation Of Mgr Satolli, the pope's inn
mediate representative in the United States,
and in this respect, AS well as in other i'm
portant particulars, IL WAS an unprecedented
event i'm America.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-01-03

Ieavenworth's New Bridge Dedicated to
the Use of the People.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Jan. 2.-The cere-
monies Of formally opening the new bridge
took place at 9 o'clock this afternoon at the
west end Of the structure. Il train Of seven
locomotives. gaily decorated, was run across
the bridge as q test 10 please the multi.
tude. The Twelfth Infantry band OF
Fort Leavenworth played a lively
air. while Colonel George 5. Morri'
son. chief engineer Of Chicago, made
a formal inspection and declared the bridge
open to public use. The two Soldiers Home
field pieces and thirty men, staytoneo not
far from the bridge on the levee, fired forty
four sh0ts. one for each state.
The meeting that followed waS presidei
over by -. f.. Anthony, who made the open,
ing address. Speeches were made by Colonel
Morrison, Colonel Ed wards of Kansas CITY,
l., Burnes Of Platte City and j IL. ATWOOD
of Leavcnworth. Judge Paxton of Platte
City road "A poem. Tit Opening ceremonies
were witnessed by fully 10000 people. Such
q crowd was never seen before in LcaVen-
worth.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-01-03

BERLIN, Jan. 2.-Various rumors as to
differences in the government continue to be
circulated in the provinces. According to
one of these rumors n severe official declara-
ton will shortly appear in the Reichsan-
zeiger, directed against agrarian agitation.
Another report speaks of the resignation OF
Count Won Eulenburg, president of the Prus-
sian council of ministers and minister Of
the interior, unless he proceeds with greater
energy against agrar;ans, in which event. it
is added. Chancellor Won Caprivi will resume
the presidency of the council.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-01-03

airy Is, to be run at It's spring meeting.
There are four 2-year-old events. the Clip
setta and Harold with Sl,25O added; Sonsa-
ton, 5000 added and Covington, $1,000
added. The three for 3-vear-olds are the
Ripple, $3.50 added; Latonia prize. 1880
For 3.year.olds and upwards are the Mill
dale, $1,000 added; Merchants, 81, $50 added I;
Decoration handicap, $1,000 added and the
Cincinnati Hotel handicap, $500 added.
The Kimoall, Zozo ana Kentucky Central,
with 1880 added TO each, for 2-year-olds to
be run at their fall meeting, also close on
the same date, There are no f%orfeits, all
stakes paid in cash.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-01-03
Ranw.y News No.e,.

II. A. Nash left for Chicago Monday.
General Passenger Agent Francis of the
Burlington left Monday for Chicago,
{. NJ. Rathburn, general superintendent of
The Missouri Pacific, was in Omaha Mon
day.
Mcssrs, f.. Dickinson, q. w. Mcgenth aud
l.. l.. IomaX of the Union Pacific returned
Monday from Denver.
A, II. QUITS has been appointed acting pas
sengcr and ticket agent of the Minneapolis
" 1T. Louis, vice C. NJ. Pratt, resigned,
There was "A 'hegira of Elllhorn officials
eastward Monday, General j. b. Iiawley OF
the law department, j, X. Buchanan of the
passenger department and *. c. Morehouse.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-01-03
Answered the fmployes' Complaint.

TOLEDO, Jan. Receiver Galloway of the
Toledo, St. Louis 81 Kansas City railroad
filed his answer in the United States circuit
court today to the petition of the employees,
nsking that he be compelled to pay living
wages. The receiver claims that before he
was operating the road as president he in
creased the wages in proportion to the earn
inGs that after his appointment as receiver,
owing to hard times, the earnings OF the
road decreased 3 per cent, and a systematic
reduction of all expenses was inaugurated.
The receiver claims that the wages now
paid are equal to or higher than the prevail
ing rate on twentv other railroads entering
st. Louis or Toledo. He denies that the
new schedule discriminates, and says that
all save 300 employees of the road are salts
fled. The court is asked to allow the new
schednle To remain IN force.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-01-03

at Vienna hears that the Russian minister
at Belgrade has upset the scheme to form
a cabinet under Nickolitch and that M.
Pashitch, the Servian envoy to Russin, will
hortly be called TO Belgrade TO form a cabi-
net. Such an event would be a bad omen Tor
Servia's relations with Austria and would
likely lead to trying times for Servia and her
Young king.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-01-03
Named a Committee.
Underwriters. Omcers.

The Life Underwriters association OF
Omaha held its regular monthly meeting in
the New York Life building last evening.
Twenty-one companies were represented.
After the transaction of routine business
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing term:
President, II ID. Nicely; first vice presi-
dent, j. M. Edmiston; second vice president,
John Steel; secretary, Frank II. Hartigan
treasurer, Il. II. Gould.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-01-03
Georgia Central RECEIVERS. Petition.

SAVANNAH. Ga. Jan. "A petition has
been filed in the district court for this dis
trict by Receivers Corners and Hayes of the
Central road asking Justice jackson to order
Justice Lowrie and Conner OF the Savannah
& Western to issue receivers certificates to
tho amount of Sol 900. to reimburse the
Central for money expended on the Suvan-
nah & Western out of the general fund. 1t
will be heard in Washington Thursday.