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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-02
CITY BREVITIES.

Robert Stapleton, colored, was lodged
in the barracks by Detective BosseH yes
tarday on the charge of cutting William
Thomas, colored.
There viii be a meeting Of the board of
trade this morning at II o'clock for the
purpose Of taking cognizance of the tour
list rate question and other matters Of in
terest.
Messrs. G. schwarz, ]. C. Small and
capt. Campbell Of the schooner Ida Law
renee, accepted an invitation from Messrs.
Douglas and Griffin to hunt deer at Bloom
insdale yesterday. Capt. Campbell was
the successful marksman of the Dartv ana
brought down a fine buck.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Young
Mems Christian Association will hold its
annual meeting this morning at
Il o'clock at the Y NJ. c. a.
rooms for the purpose of elect
ing officers. The meeting will be an i'm
portant one and a full attendance is de-
sired.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-02
IN STOCK TODAY
at Estilps News Depot, 21.z Bull
Street.

at Estilps News Depot, 21E Bull
Street.
Savannah Morning and Weekly News;
sandow System of Physical Training.
compiled and edited by C. Mercer. Adam.
ex-captain Queens Own Rifles c. NJ; Told
in the Hills, by GIarah Ellis Ryan; For
a Woman's Honor, by Bertha NJ. Clay;
Fliegende Blatter Kalender for 1895;
Plattsutscher Volks Kaalender for 1885
The Christian Year, or the Church Kalen-
der for the people Of the church in the
United States OF America and in the
church Of England for 1895; Century for
January; North American for January.
Aunsey for January (New Year uumber).
Eclectic Magazine for January: the Ar
COSY for January; Ladies' Home journal
for January; L'Art de Ia Mode for Feb
ruary; New York Daily Herald. World
sun, Tin es, Tribune, Press. America. Pc
corder, Zeitung, Philadelphia Daily Press
Times, Daily Recorder, Boston Daily
Herald, Boston Globe, WASHINGTON O5
c. Post, Baltimore American. Baltimore
sun, Chicago Inter Ocean, Times. Cincin-
natl Gazette, Enquirer, St. Louis Republic.
Louisville Courier-Journal, Atlanta Con
sitution, Macon Telegraph, Augusta
Chronicle, Charleston News and Courier
Columbia IS. c. State. Florida Tlroes.
Union, Atlanta Journal.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-02
FOR CUTTING CANAL BANKS.
John IL and William Perry Charged
with a Misd M amor.


With Misd IA amor.
John N. and William Perry were ar
rested yesterday by Constable Austin Of
Justice Waring Ruselrs court on a war
rant for misdemeanor, sworn out by Mai.
r. A. Blandford, county engineer, charg-
ing them with cutting the banks Of the
Lamar canal
The Messrs. Perry are tenants Of Col.
J. L. Whatley at southover junction.
Their arrest is the result of a long stand
ing difference with the county engineer
The work done on the Lamar canal IN
der the direction of the county engineer
resulted in flooding their place They
cut the banks. which were repaired and
again cut. The banks were cut each time
they were repaired. Maj Blandford
brought the matter TO the attention Of
the county commissioners several times.
and as they failed TO take any action
he has now taken the matter in his
own hands. The Messrs. Perry say they
were given permission by the committee
on drainage to cut the banks. They were
released on bond.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-02
NEW YEARS AT THE THEATER.
The Grau Company Gives Two Excel
lent Pertormances.

Grau's Opera Company gave a final per-
Torrance Of Bocaccio at the matinee yes
terday before the largest audience Of the
season.
At night the opera was Fra Diavolo,"
which was even better presented than on
the occasion Of the previous engagement.
Aubers music was never more sweetly
rendered, and Miss Mason never sang
more charminSly than in the "Dlavolo"
legend IN the FIRST act. The company as
a whole acted better also and gave more
thoroughly an the business which goes
so far TO make the opera and entertain
ing one.
Mr.. Langiois is quite the romantic hero
in the role OF Fra Diavolo, and his sing
ing Of the baTCarOle, in the second act,
was delicious. Mr.. Persse was in better
voice last night than ever before. and
sang his romance in the last act with
such spirit as 10 gam great applause. Mr..
Wooley and Miss Paibairn. in the parts
of Lord and Lady Allcash, were very
good, as We're also Mr.. Fetch and Mr..
Harvey in the buffo characters Of Beppo
and Giacomo.
The chorus did some excellent work,
and altogether it was a very entertain
Ing performance.
Martha, in which the company made
such a great success here last season, is
to be given its only performance tonight.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-02
= FALLING OFF IN FREIaHrs.
The Steamships VIII Feel the Loss OF
the Florida Orange Crop.

The Steamships VIII Feel the Loss OF
the Florida Orange Crop.
The falling or in freights on account Of
the destruction Of a large portion of the
Florida fruit crop by the freeze has al
ready been noticed by some Of the trans
portation lines. which were dependent
upon it for portion of their business.
The Merchants and Miners Transpor-
tation Company between Baltimore and
Savannah, together with the Philadel-
phia Steamship Co, which is pract-
cally part Of the same system, was about
10000 boxes of oranges ahead on this
years business, in comparison with what
the com pany did last year and the year
before In fact, the company was ahead
in its freight business ali around, but this
loss Of the Florida crop will stop the in
crease in freight business and bring it
down on this line to The same level if
not lower than it was last year
II is the same way with the other lines
which handle the Florida products Train
loads Of oranges VIII no longer pour into
Savannah 70 be carried north by the
steamship lines. nor VIII they pass through
by rail on their way TO the northern mar
kets
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-02
LOCAL PERsoHAL.

Mr.. AdEoh sKrouskoff sails for Europe
to-day on the steamship City OF New York
He is son of Mr.. S. Krouskoff, and goes
to Europe as buyer for the Krouskon Nil
linery Company. His many friends wish
him pleasant and successful trip.
1t seems hardly possible. but neverthe-
less it is true, that on an average every
afty-hfth person you meet wears ". L.
Douglas shoes. Did you ever realize what
an immense undertaking it is to supply
one article Of wearing apparel TO over one
million people?-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-02
TAKEN FROM THE Parade.
One of the Band in Yesterdays Process
sion Arrastad for Mnrder

One of the Band in Vest erday's Process
sion Arrested for Murder.
William Johnson, colored, was arrested
yesterday by Detective Bossen. johnson
is charged with the murder Of Minnie
Ganlard in Liberty street lane IN the
summer Of 1898. The crime was a pecu-
norly brutal and revolving one. Johnson
escaped and kept away from Savannah
until recently. Detective BosseI knew
he was back in the city and has been on
the lookout for him.
Yesterday afternoon Detective Bossell
was shaving himself at his home on East
Broad street. The cclorad enumeration
day parade was passing the house and
he stopped shaving to watch it go by, an
ticipatng that he would be able to iden-
tify some old offender in the line He was
not disappointed. AT the head Of one Sec
ton of the procession was a brass band.
and with the band was Johnson pounding
a bass drum. The detective did not stop
to finish shaving. but dashed out Of the
house and made for Johnson at once.
Johnson was surprised, but resisted ar
rest and the detective was compelled to
draw his gun before Johnson would sub
nit The arrest naturally created some
excitement in the parade.
Johnson viii be turned over TO the supe-
rior court this morning for trial on the
charge of numbering Minnie Gaillard.
Bossen is satisfied he has the right man.
Keep your blood pure and healthy and
you will not have rheumatism. Hoods
Sarsaparilla gives the blood vitality and
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-02
JANUARY,s SALES LOTT.

Little Property Disposed of at the Court
EOus@.
TheJanuary court house sales yesterday
was light
Charles H. Dorset sold at S1471-4 an
acre the Tipperary plantation in Bryan
county, containing q acres.
l. D. LaRoche sold to Patrick Higgins
for sos each three lots on Montgomery
street near the crossing OF the Savannah.
Florida and Western railway. He also sold
TO c. r. Dorset for $50 a lot Oh the White
Bluff road, about one mile from the city.
with a two-story house and store and
outbuildings
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-02

In England there are Eve Iadv csn57i,5s ~
healed by the Viscogntess Harberror ~
me Vestry ia South Kensington. Thee
e3t,5 setst4l N North kensington, in PAD
Pancras. and IsAngton. They have az
appeared ~ the Last End, tlere bsi,5SJ
three il Poplar alone. Dsl4ls
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-02

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing effects Of Syrup of Figs when
in need OF a laxative and If the father
or mother be costive or. bilious the most
gratifying results follow its use 50 that
1t is the best family remedy kaown an1
every family should have bottle on
hand.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-02
arriued 81 Key West.

The pilot boat Belle OF this port. re-
Gently sold to the Tampa pilots. and
which sailed from Tybee on Dec. %, ar
rived at Key West on the 2sth. The
Belle will have her bottom coppered at
Key West and wiz then proceed 10 Tam
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-02
pIpN,T SCORE ar ALL.
Savannah's Foot Ball Team Shut Out at
Charleston to o.

The Savannah foot ban team mostly Of
Y. ". c. A. men. which played in Charles
ton yesterday returned home at l o'clock
this morning. Charleston won the game
BY score Of 4 10 O. The game was one
Of the hnest ever seen in Charleston. Il
was between picked teams OF ex-colleg-
ians FROM both cities. The day was an
ideal one and the play superb. The teams
lined UP as follows.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-02

l. D. Muller. Of Savannah was umpire
and /. c. Johnston, Of Charleston, referee.
Had the last half lasted five or ten min
utes longer the score would have been
tied, for when time was called the bail
belonged 10 Savannah ard was on the
Charleston four-yard line The Savan-
nah team rushed it up into the Charles
ton territory soon after the touchdown
was made and there IL remained for the
rest Of the half. a Charleston special to
the Morning News IN the afternoon said;
Both teams were about evenly matched
and the game was hard fought from start
to finish. Neither side scored in the first
half. In five minutes after the second
half was called Savannah fumbled the
ball and Charleston made a touch down,
but failed 70 kick a goal. Neither side
scored after this, though Savannah had
the ball within yard of the goal and was
just to make a supreme effort TO carry 10
over the line when the time was called.
The playing OF Walker, Lamaitre. Hertz,
Hogan and Counlhan of Savannah de-
serves special mention.
The men were tired out BY their days
work when they returned home, but they
had a good time. An effort Will be made
10 arrange a game with Charleston here
some time this month or next.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-02

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-02

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for children teething. II soothes
the child sottens the gums, anays all
pam, cures WIND collie, ana is the best
remedy for diaTrhoea. Twenty-Five cents
Z bottle.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-02
Calendar for se5.

The Morning News calendar for 1885,
is ready Tor delivery and copies can be
procured at the Morning News counting
room or job department
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-02

Probabilities for wednesday: Tneraa-,-,
clouGiless, with rain in the afterrco- -
night warmer; variable wines. rnosti,,
east 10 southeast.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-02

Oak, Zine and lightwood for sale at
low figures. Call up telephone IT. r. B.
CaSseIs.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-02
TURKEYS FOR BULLS EYES.
Five Lucky Marksmen Capture Prizes
at tn Rife Association shoot.


Five Lucky Marksmen Capture Prizes
at tn Rife Association shoot.
The members OF the Savannah RIne
Association had a jolly good day Of it at
the Wheelmen's Park range yesterday,
and though the oyster roast on the pro-
gramme did not come off on account of
the CONCEALED state Of the b.valves. the
target shooters made it up with sand
w.ches and--wen they were not troubled
with drought.
The matches were shot at the 200 and SEQ
yard targets. ten shots being allowed on
each range. The Light on the targets.
however. was very bad, and the shooting
was consequently poor. A shadow across
the target at times partially obscured the
bulls eye, and the result was that no
very handsome scores were made The
shoot was in charge OF Capt, J. w Me
Alpn. president Of the associate and It
began about y O'Clock noon The first
thing in order was the presentation Of
gold marksmen's medals TO those of the
members who, during the year, beat a
certain average, which was set for each
OF them Eleven OF these gold medals
were presented, one each 70 Messrs. S. z
Tneus, Thomas Hunter. J. G. Nelson A.
S Eichherg. IT, c. Wilson, II. e. Wilson,
Fred Myers, z. a. Cults. J. W. Jackson
John y. Bryan and Capt. J. W. AIcAlpin
Then came the contest Of the day IN
which four classes Of members engaged
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03

,g ,r tuberculosis or aur contagious disease exists in the
among cattle o. other domestic aa'"A lae h' " 60.
@ , quarantine all infected animals ~ s'nh a 'h s9Yase
have ~ EXPOSED ta te aaat8ran, praah any animal rom
passing a or over a q the highway near Tbs place OF quarantine
-. f... tuberculosis IF any contagious dls4se may employ
@ at-. helm and means as the, deem necessary 70 thorough
n such diseases may make al Investigations and rec
uatous ,tev 1em necessary for the aeteeoh' 't'. t
maat a and eAtIIauou Of such asse hnt 'Na. h' 'IFa @
,uhreu without the consent Of Tie owner g. t' NUE. &
m u regulations against cattle imported rom "o0 @
state e tborcln may be- applied ana ihe' may ooo"5m
and order Tiled cattle other dome. amman" ''ffeo ~
.8 Board 20 infected with bovine tuberculosis or any eoh'ae o
disease and NAV order the bodies Of the same burned or burned as
% Judgment the case may require may forbid the sale or re-
moy the premises Of any dairy product from cows }a1 are
believed 30 have bovine tuberculosis ANY person VINO sna huo"
pqy violate or refuse to comply with any order or regulation Of
smell Board made under the authority OF as e''on SI' u'
not more than two hundred dollars, or 90 imF''" ' % ~
sc Section iogs Of the Revised Laws is hereby amended SO
ANY, on shall sell or offer to sell any cattle other domestic
animal known to him to be infected with bovine uoec9o or any
contagious disease any disease dangerous 20 a Ii b
or shall sell sell part or pIts Oh suVn ' 49,
domestic animal he shall be fined not more than Two hundred oo'
lars or be imprisoned not than two years or ooih ,
SIC g. The value of all cattle other domestic animals h"o
Inv fine written order Of the Board Of Agriculture shaH De
apras ad by one Of SAID Board and dshleereu P'''
tl l Inc oyrcr ~ the condemned animals, but if these two
cannot agree upon the amount OF the appraised ae OIL e an
NAL thew shall select third dntercsed person. VINO together
with them shall apprae the animal snch alPralSH " DC ~ %
l ~, cate sbaU he forty dollars post norton eHamlna-
ton shall be made and if the animal be found affected %'n
rcro or any disease dangerous TO the puohe heah ne
owner Of the animal shall receive one-ha the APPRAISED
if no bovine tuberculosis disease dangerous to the P4D
be found the of the animal shall receive e iu aou
the appraisal and in addition shall receive the ann a.
nt which the owner entitled to receive shall be pau oy
The State to the owner Of such animal animals upon written
order signed by the member Of the Board IN charge ana cou
d nv the secretary Of said Board No indemnity snail be Pau
n The owner of condemned cattle other domestic ahn"' '"'
been owned and kept the State for at least SIX months
p to the discovery of the disease Amy person VINO sha
knowingly Violate or refuse comply with any regulations ae
by such Board Of Agriculture under tnt a'oG an" doilr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03

Ma 1O3-AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION TliKLL or
NUMBER SEVENTYFIVE LAWS OF 1892 EMIL
TIED AN ACT TO IMPROVE THE MILITIA
n is herein enacted By the General assembly Of tie state Of
Vermont
SECTION Section of No. IS laws Of 1892 is amended So
as to read as follows Any commissioned ohcer Oh e "'
% has served for period of less than ten years as com
isoned officer or as enlisted and commissioned officer
provided at least three years of such service have been as com
ioncd officer may at his request or upon the recon-
on Of board Of three officers of equal or superior rank
nnonted by the governor and good and sufficient reasons
therefor be placed upon the retired list
Src . Any commissioned officer, enlisted man ana com
misioned officer who has heretofore served as uch IN the
~ his state for period of less than ten years PROVIDED al
Yt tb years Of such service have been commissioned
officer and been bonoraby discharged therefrom may be placed
on said retired list upon application to the adwan genera
SCr The governor may when he deems it for the best
oe Of the service by and with the advice and consent OF
b senate confer breve rank upon such officers ana enlisted
men of the military service Of the State as have performed gal
Iant faithful or mcrorious service IN the line OF duty.
Approved November 20, 1891
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03

SIC q II land purchased under section one " N..
auditor shall draw his order the State treasurer Tor tha pr
chase price thereof TO au not exceeding the sums" NJ
teen hundred dollars
ST. g. Iftlc quarteruastergeneal is unable 70 agree with
the OF lands suitable Tor SITES IS "loFe, .
f o of such lands he may apply Judges Of The 81
rene court who shall such application, appoint three a
rted free holders commissioners To apprse ana determine
the value oi the same The commissioners shall give t"eNe
s notice 10 the owners or oceupers Of such lands OF the tune
and place Of making such appraisal When the appraisal mr.
been made pursuant such notice, the commissioners snail
within ten DAYS notify the owners If known, OF the amount
thereof and deliver the quarermaer general written state
eut d, tLe same with description Of tho lands so appraised
~ IN he recorded in the Office of the clerk of the town where
the land. o ON payment of the amount Of the appraisal with
the costs and charges thereon deposit of the same III sde
hank AS the commissioners direct the credit OF the persons
entitled thereto such bank giving notice personally or by letter
such persons that such deposit has been made g STAG 81
Vermont shall be deemed to be seized and possessed oil the "
so appraised by the said commissioners
SIC T. This act shall take effect from It's passage,
Approved November l6, 1894.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03


'gFr
sra rsan nruao II So board before entering "paf sae
lgia - . rN .a taEe aH8 20 thg following eaih
- ...r .r ..r aa..fe t.aE n# perform fH. #aaf 81
n ~, STATE Board af Fha1aa 20 t .' @. I Judgment
All = ##t. arenrfrrg Be- .aa
sHe s. THE n.ma#Is If a#a Haa# Ea## "... N#' @a .+
Gfss Iaeeaf 81 fsrHarf a state House a' Mol. per s7
.s. s..e Nt ,.u s. Precedent. Secretary and IFebgtNf
l4.a. f.rra II said hnaa a#al constitute quorum ie1
tha also at 70, a.f thfes month";. al s.ne ja ".
ihe STATE f.s fHRWaH oi aHa@h ."' .eAs" a' t
tse qH. aI arte SO oast shirts days Haat by mail go GIL
&c., r4f4 sHa auq ur acst ih tte state
a. tg. r.saa an. Time ~ meeting
>fa SAID board shall have tha Eoaf. 10 ""1e s'. 49,.
aat Inconsistent wish tt constitution ~ l" Ho's '''a "
- r NAV deem fae aH8 REVOKE shy license Tor .Ast "' "
.-...t .s...
So Il staU He che sHg at TIE state foa'I eI IhaIi''1
aYt s. f1r tho .are pharmacy within the N"g Hhi1H
licenses sfa be i.s#sa fa persons t"en|foN' carr ~" "-'
rs.te# uharnbey OF served apprenticeship with h'Tm"e
H. tl tain, ~ tn.. years. aud Win shall have asa passed aa o.
animation an#tt"nf# '7 #1a haa" ','' '." "' I
-a. Ht.. u examination which shall tuNue the holder I" e}
81 assistant pharmacist under the direction "i ''''
~nt Auv person. tFe9one years Of age VINO Ut lNe 'i'
If th sssu OF this a carving the business 81 pharmacy
ar sh have eun rac at the business Oh rets
,r Dispensing drug. who boa- pharmaesl license io ~
eealy created board IF pharmacy Of I'd"
Incorporated cec pharmacy or Of medicine shall be granted
i, l.an.e on H..t.lrei15n 80.
SIC Z, person receiving license under TINS acl a VIZ"
thirty i,f @ r date thereof. the same TO be eeo'e' III
tho aH OF tho Secretary book 20 be TTo'dtl N s''
Secretary Of the State for purpose and shall pay to sara seer
sf f~air greur3iug such license the sum % twenty
>rcs ANY member Of said Board OF Pharmacy may issue "
.ng person whom -uch member shall hnd on e\'mna3 " "
entitled 10 license under this act, temporary ceTe ior
tae Of pamacy which license shall expire AL ioe next e'a "
aid board. ,,.
SIC Each applicant for license under section a'A Of I5
shall pay the treasurer OF sala oaI is " % ; fy of
this art aa. pay to said treasurer the sum OF h'e oo'aIs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03

No. 1oo.-AN ACT AUTHORIZING FISHING WITH
sEINES AND SET LINES.
h is 5eyJy enacted by the Goner1 A''To@y Of the Sa'e
Vermont:
SECTION The fish and game commissioners shall issue per
% IN residents Of this State fish with seine IN the waters
and upon the shores Of Lake Cbmnpan and Lake MemPhema
COG from the first day Of October to the FIRST day OF December
in each year. u, . ,;.. - ;
dents Of . State fish with set lines not exceeding seventy
f feet in length in the waters Of Lake CLSmpsn and at such
% and places as they best having IN view the PreserVa
Kan If the fs in such lake No live bait shall be used On set
e. srop 2s Of No 50 Of the Of 1899 10 hereby
nded by striking out at the end thereof the words mot ez
din forty feet in length" and inserting in lieu thereof the
words not exceeding seveuty-hve feet In length
Apnroyed November rs, 1894.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03

M 1os-AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF SECTION
EIGHT OF NUMBER EIGHTY, LAWS OF 1892.
his heye5 enacted By the General As'e"5y Of the State Of
Verzaont:
SECTION l. Section Of No So Of the Laws Of 1892, h here
by amended so as to read as follows:
The eectmen may appoint and remove at pleasure hsh sno
] ,,re,s who shall be residents Of the town Whenever, IN
G 5nant Of the fish and game commissioners, the enforce
ment Of the provisions of No. So Laws Of 1892 will be better
secured thereby they may appoint and remove at pleasure '
and game wardens in any town
Sc 2 This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved November y, 1894
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-01-03
NO 1oa--AN Aor RELArING TO THE rnoTEcTIoN OF

yo LOGAN ACT RELATING TO THE PROTECTION OF
GAME
hjs leyc}y cnato3 By the General Assembly Of the State
Ver1qoat
SECTION l. Any person who before January 1900 takes or
zane parmgan pleasant shall be fined ten dollars for e OF
he same so taken killed But nothing in this section hal De
held to prohibit the shooting of pheaus ncoSed ana posted
lands by the owners such lands their licensees between the @
dv Of September and the thryfs day Of December IN any year
provided the pheaan shot have been actually Oo 0" '
ands in a state Of captivity. .,
SEC All acts and parts of acts inconsistent herewith are
hereby repealed,
Approved November a. 1894