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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-04
BY r. b. ChsGin & Co., Incorporated,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.

~ OMMISSIONER's AUCTION SALE
y OF HOUSE AND LOT No. 80 Blu
CHANAN STREET. IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, VA.
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V1RGlN,lAAooiiNr ,r,, Th t,y ch az RIcH.
MOND. THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE, 1870.
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BY Il. j. Chaflin & Co, Incorporated,
Real Estate AuctiOneers,
No. north Tenth street.
n COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
u OF
VALUABLE MINERAL RIGHTS in
HENRICO AND GOOCHLAND
COUNTIES.

By virtue Of decree OF the Circuit
Court of Henrico county, entered June
IS 1875. the undersigned. who have been
appointed special commissioners 1or the
purpose, any two of whom may act, VIII
sell by public auction, in the city OF
Richmond, in front Of Henrico County
Courthouse, on
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10. 1898.
at IL O'Clock A. Nj. the MINERAL
RIGHTS described in deed from the
James River Coal Company 10 John a.
Meredith and Robert Howard, trustees,
dated March 81, 1874. and recorded IN the
clerks office Of Henrico County Court, IN
Deed Book o. page $40. as tOllOWs All
the coal coke. iron, ire-clay, ana other
minerals OF any Kind whatsoever In and
upon and under the surface OF TWO GER
tain tracts of land. lying partly In tie
county of GOochiand and partly Ia the
county OF Henrico. The ono belonging 10
j.. w 4. Wickham, and containing
us 5000 acres, ana The other 10 John
Wick nam, and containing U9l Sd.OW
acres, except, however. one molcty OF
the minerals and mineral rights contained
in 100 l-lO acres, portion OF the said John
Wickhams tract doth OF which said
tracts have. however. been, since the
above date, conveyed 10 NacberS Wick
haml.
due in two equal credit installments at
six and twelve months from the day OF
saie, the credit instaiiments bearing in
terest from the day of sale. and the pur-
chaser giving his negotiable notes for the
same and tltle retained until the whole
OF she purchaSc-money IS paid and con-
veyance ordered by the Court. or all
cash. In the option Of The purchaser.
EDGAR w. CARRlNGTON,
ALLEN G. COLLINS
j. X. Y. DANIEL.
EDMUND PENDLETON
WILLIAM i. WICkHAM.
Special Commissioners.
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DIVIDEND NOIiCE>.
yirrinia Trust COMPANY.

Virginia Trust Company
Richmond, Va, June Is, lSHo.
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS HAN Il
| this day declared a semi-annual dlvl-
dend OF PER CENT. on the capItai
stock-S50O, OOO-payable on and after July
/, 1895. JOHN MIX lON,
ielgtiy5 Secretary and Treasurer.
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The object Of this suit is TO ascertain
and bring before the court the cEeulloIs
~ w. r. Quarles deceased, and 10 dis
,rihuta me fund now under the control
OF f,evton Wise, trustee, pro rata ainchS
the creditors of the second Grass, peiSu
ant 10 the trust declared IN the ueVu
from ~ *. Quarics TO Peyt0n WISE
,r,.etca and further TO settle the &C
corrts of PeytOn Wise as trustee anu
If necessary TO have receiver appointed
And ii appearing 10 the court lhat pro
cess has been served on more thah tinfNy
nersors interested in sai1 fund. and tha1
an other persons not served win sum
mons TO answer this bill nave Ike ia
terests with those who nave beeh SURF
mCned the court doth award an "lu'l
Of publication against such persons VINO
have moi been summoned, whether known
or unknown, resident or non-ieslatnI
and doth order that they appear Wlehle
iifteen Gays after due publication mercer
and do what IS necessary " llONSS' NHN"
Interests In this SUIT
A COpy-teste. -,
CHARLES w. GODDIN, Clerk.
HENRY q. CANNON, p. d. !e-'-'hi"
IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
cIHCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY
OF GOOCHI>AND, ON THE 10 Dan
OF JULY, 1870.
Mary T. Cardner........'....... ''fia'h''n'
against ,,..o,aont
John j. TOicr............ss''' ''s'i w
IN case. Upon an attachment returned
executed.
The object OF this suit is 70 recover
of the defendant the sum OF TWO pundreo
and fourteen dollars, and for TINS purpose
10 attach the reversionary interest VI the
defendant in tract OF 3S3 acres on land
more or less. lying in Dover District,
Goochland county. and charged on the
Land Book of said county IN the name
OF Sarah Mayo.
And an affidavit having been made ana
filed that the defendant IS not resident
OF the state of Virginia, II is ordered mat
ne appear here within fifteen days AFTER
due publication hereof and do what may
be necessary 10 protect his interest in
this suit And 1t is further ordered that
Il COPY hereof be published once week
for four weeks in The Times newspaper,
and that copy be posted az the 'front.'
door Of the COURTHOUSE OF this county
on the first day OF the next term OF the
County court.
A copy-Teste:
WILLIAM MILLER, Clerk.
c. p. HAW and b. o. JAMES, ,. q.
jy4-thfw
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The Citizens Bank Of Richmond,-
Richmond Va, June -, 1870
THE DIRECTORS of THIS BANK
have declared the usual semi-annual
dividend OF 3 PER CENT out OF INC
earnings or the past SiH ihon'"S' pay "'i1
on and after July J, lsJ5
). u. WALLACE,
fe27tiy5 'asnlel'
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No. 3.

The above represents a pretty cot
tage for 81 go, and we will build it on
long credit. A lot to Pit it OH will cost
YOU $3.50 in the pretiiest plateau Of
ground in the West End. Take your
choice of q, 600 front feet of land, rang
ing from $40 to $40 per foot, select the
design for a house. ard we will build to
suit you or sell lots TO you on long
credit.
Consult G. II. A. BALL daily after
3 p. H., Home place, opposite Sol
diers' Home, for full information.
Post.OiIice Address, Station A, Rich
mond, Va, L. ;. A.
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Peyton wise. Trustee.
against
w r. Quarles' Administrator and ais.
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at 8 o'clock j. NJ. the properly IN sa.d
deed as follows: Al those TWO GER
TAIN LOTS OK PARCELS or LAND.
with all the improvements thereon. in the
county Of HenricJ. near the western
limits of the city of Richmond. on the
feet from Temple street, thence running
vestWdrdly along the south line Of Cary
ttreet ~ feet. thence back and between
parallcl lines 10 10 feet 10 an alley IN
rear. 10 feet Wide.
The house contains about rooms, be-
sides outh0uses good well Of water, &c.
TRIMS. Enough IN cash 10 dcfray tho
EXPENSES Of safe any taxes that may be
que and enough to pay two notes for
81 go and interest from March 10 1870,
balance upon such terms as said parties
OF the first part shall prescribe and d.
rect or i'm case of their failure so give
ruch direction. at such time and such
manner as the trustee shall think ut. by
consent OF all parties easy terms may be
had FRANK -. HILL.
ie26 Trustee.
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By virtue OF The provisions of n certain
deed Of trust executed by farthciiid
and duly recorded IN The clerks once
of nenr.co County Court Deed BOOK lAc,
page 146. default having been mace ~
me payment Of the note therein securfu'
] viii sell at auction, upon the premises
WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1872.
at $50 4. NJ, the above described prop
TERMS: cash "a TO expenses Of saie
and 10 pay OF a note % SlO2, Wlth interest
from May >. 1873. and the balance uS
may be announced at sale
jy4-Gt {. 4. CRAWFORD, Trustee
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RICHMOND, VA.
Under a decree Of the Chancery Court
OF the city Of Richmond, entered june
-. 1893. the undersigned, who has been
therein appointed "A special commissioner
for the purpose. will sell by public auc-
lion. on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JULY .. 1898.
at @ o'clock u. NJ. that certain REAL
ESTATE described in said decree, as
follows: That certain LOT, PIECE, OR
PARCEL Or LAND. with the improve
fnents thereon, lying and being 81 the city
Of Richmond fronting twenty-one CD
feet on the north line of Federal uSu-
chanan) street and running back between
parallel lines one hundred and twenty
four feet six inches ga GID TO an alley
II feet inches wide.
TERMS: one-f fourth in cash. and the
residue upon three equal credits Of siN,
twelve, and eighteen months. purchaser
TO give his negotiable notes for deferred
payments Of purchase-money, with legal
interest added from day of sale and
title retained until whole OF purchase
money Is paid and conveyance ordered
Nv The c.or1. MEADE HASKINS.
Special Commissioner.
r. r. CHAFF1N x CO., Incorporated
Auctioncers.
Warwick J.. Epps. plaintiff. against Eva
J. Boswell and others. defendants.-i IN
the Chancery Court of the city OF Rich
mond.
]. Charles w Goddin. clerk of said
court. certify that the bond required Of
The special commissioner by the decree
in said cause of June 20. 1895, has been
duly given.
Given under my hand this "a day Of
July. 1890. CHARLES w. GODDlN,
iy3 Clerk.
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p1ssolurIoNs. corAKrNEessHIr.S sc

-.~-~r-e--- ------.---- ~--->
n Office OF PARTNERSHIP
The undersigned having formed a part
nershlp under the style Of JAMES COR
DON 4 co, viii conduct the METAL
AND GRINDSTONE business q No. -
south Fourteenth street pearl Block.
and respectfully solicit the patronage or
their friends and the public generally.
JANIS GORDON.
HOWARD GORDON.
jy2-tu. th&su3t
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state Depository,

National Bank OF Virginia
Richmond, Va. June ~. 1870.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or
L this bank this day declared z dlvl.
dend OF 3 PER CENT. out or the nes
on and after the Isl day OF July.
j. W. LOCKWOOD,
tsoa-Iw Cashier.
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AUCTION sAIEs-Futnrc Day.
>~~~s~~~yO~~~~.~~~~~0~o~~ o~~~~~~0~o~~Oo~o~c~S
BY n. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer

BY n. W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
& ALE FOR ACCOUNT or THE OWN
- Err, WHO ~ LEAVING
or THAT MOST ATTRACTIVE AND
VALUABLE RESIDENCE, WITH
BROAD AND HANDSOME LOT.
AT THE NORTHEAST COkNEK OF
GRACE AND kYLAND SIkEEiS'
BI AUCTION.
At the request Of Rev II. A. upper,
d. d.. who is removing TO a distant state,
1 VIII sell by auction, on the premises oH
FRIDAY, JULY .. 1895,
q; q o'clock p. III. his MOST ATTRAC-
TIVE AND DESIRABLE DWELLING
above referred TO. occupying a commabn-
inr and most beautiful situation, opposite
10 ana overlooking the college campus,
and enjoying nearly all the aoNaH'"e'S
OF park front property. -.
The house contains = rooms, has not
and cold water, baths, &c, on TWO hoOia'
spcaling tubes, electric bells, furnace,
81. The floors OF the pOrchc5 and ceilaIs
and the yard-Waiks are of fFahontnic'
and the broad lot 40 feet wide, is taste
fnllv set IN flowers. and Is most SUD
stanfialIy enclosed with an iron renee.
Thorough ~ construction, perfect IN ar
raneement complete IN appointments
ami charming I'm situation, there u no
more attractive home IN the west Eh9,
and In location and nelBhDOfhoou IL II dil
that could De desired. -,
call for permission 10 see II any DAY.
TERMS. Liberal and at SAFE.
je29. 3Qjy2. 4&5-5t Aucuoneer.
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u, Rr-sTEEs SALE or ONE-THIRD
L lNrhREsT IN 7 THAT Il 4, :, Il LQ ~ \ Or +
cIiEEEON. LYING ABOUT THREE
MILES NORTH or RICHMOND, On
ING THE LANDS OF NED BANNh.ls'
MILTON SMITH, AND BOB AK -
AND OPPOSITE THE TAROCKMCR-
TON PROPERTY.
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" IRGINIA BUILDING AND LoAN
' COMPANY.--The Board OF Directors
of this company have declared a seh.t-
annual Dividend OF ! PER 1ENl.' pay
able on and after July J. 1879.
CHARLES T. LOEHR,
jy2-6t Secretary ana treasurer
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by Frank ID. Hill x Co,
Real Est0te Auctionecrs.

ft,RVsrEEs SALE or FRAME
i DW Filling AND LOT OF GNoUND
ON SOUTH SIDE or CARY STREET
NEAR TEMPLE STREET. IN HENkioO
COUNTY. NEAR THE WESTERN LIN
IT'S or The CITY or RICHMOND, AT
AICTION.-By virtue Of decd Of trust
from W. A Smith and others. duly re
corded IN Hcnrico County Court Deed
Book f26 s.. page pa. ara at The Feqnes,
OF the her cfciarics. default having been
made in the payment Of Il certain note
therein secured. / will SELL at public auc-
lion, on the premises. on
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TN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
| cIRct;IT COURT or THE COUNTY
Or GOOCHI,AND. ON THE I'D DAY
0E July. 1880.
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TIE State Bank OF virginia
Richmond, Va, June y. 1870.
THE DIRECTORs OF THIS BANK
l have declared a dividend OF ~ ZEE
lSl5 WILLIAM ii. HILL,
SsSSiv Cashier.
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Mary f. Gardner. ......'....'..'''f ia'n'in'
against ,,,,,,
John j. Toier............'''''''' psie remnant
IN case. Upon an attachment Feiurheu
executed.
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INTEREST JANUARY AND JULY.
PRINCIPAL DUE ly-J

IOtal.................... sfp'' if-f''''
A sinking fLnd Of ] per cent per an
nun OF all bonds issued IS required by the
In spite of the conditions existing dur
ing and af.or the war. Richmond has
never defaulted upon any OF Its oolisa-
lions. either principal or interest.
Deliveries will be made 10 purchasers
IN sums TO suit upon the opening OF the
transfer books. July /. 1879. The . PEI
cent. Bonds which have been called IN
for payment July /. l>9o, VIII be re
coivcd at par and interest TO July !. ls'lo
IN paymcLt OF these bonds.
MAINLAND TRUST COMPANY,
MERrANTILE TRUST AND DEPOSIT
COMPANY OF BALTIMORE, Bal
tiTrCrc. Md;
DAyfNPORT & Co. Bankers and
Brokers, Richmond. Va.
je26-lm
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George f. Crawford q Co.,
poal Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
No lOJJ Bank street.
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by Harrison & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
SIC east Main street
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE LAW AND EQUITY COURT
\ OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
JIfNE 4. 1898.
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yU RusTErgs SALE or THH Two
u STORY FRAME DWELLING NO.
l5O8 WEST MAIN, BETWEEN PLUM.
AND LoMBAfDY.
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Richmond. va. June Il. 1875.

First National Bank Of Richmoad,-
Richmond, Va, June -, Isy5.
TINE DIRECTORS of THIS BANK
have declared a dividend OF PER
CENT. out OF earnings OF past SIX months
Gree OF tax. payable 10 shareno is,:!, o"
and after July LIST. II. &. 81 h> l. /,
~ L., Cashier.
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T. +. WINSTON, Cferk.
EDMUND WADDILL, JR, and A. Il.
DICKINSON, =. q. 9eJo-th4W
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w kNTED-TO SELL BEST ICE
" CREAM i'm the city, 81 gail )n.
DRINKARD'S. Phone l0lO. Jyi-lt'
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-29
THE CUBAN REBELLION.
Further Reports of Insnrgent Defeats.
The Reported Yacht Seizure

Havana, June 2S.-Reports received
at Puerto Principe from the insurgent
camp south of that place say that the
rebels acknowledge a loss Of nineteen
men killed in the recent attack upon
Alta Gracia, about twenty-five kilo-
metres from Puerto Principe, on the
railroad between that place and Nue.
vitas.
Captain Costa, commanding a de-
tachment OF about forty soldiers, has
surprised the insurgent band, command
ed by Basilio Guerra, at Aguidita, near
Espiritu Santo, province of Santa
Clara. At the first volley from the
troops the rebels fled in all directions,
leaving one man dead and four serious
ly wounded
Nothing Is known up to the present at
the navy department or in the govern
ment Offices of the story from New
Orleans to the effect that the American
cruising yacht Nepthna of the South
ern Yacht club, having on board a
party from the New Orleans Cotton
Exchange, has been overhauled by a
Spanish warship, towed into Havana,
and her passengers thrown into prison.
Washington, June 2S.-Minister De-
puy de Lone of Spain has received no
advices as to the reported seizure of
New Orleans yacht by a Spanish gun
boat.
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NEWS FROM FOREIGN parts
Trouble Over an Americans Arrest
in X Omc.
NEWS FROM CUBAN REBELLION
Turkey ana the powcrs-Tho Sultan's Re.
ply to Questions Concerning Arme.
nian Reforms Students and Police
Fighting Over q Saint.

Rome, June 2S.--In the chamber of
deputies today Sgnor Engel asked the
secretary of state for the interior
whether an American citizen named
Samuel Stebbrs Hamilton was arrest
ed on June 10 by the Italian authorl
ties. The secretary replied that Ham
ilton tried to force his way into the
house when King Humbert delivered
his address at the opening of the new
Italian chamber of deputies on June 10.
resisted an official who tried to prevent
him for so doing and was arrested.
Having no papers, Hamilton was de-
tained at the police station until pa
pers establishing his identity arrived,
and he was released on June 22
Sigrpr Engel, after hearing the eX-
planatlOn. said that he doubted the
truth of the statement made on behalf
of the government. He said that Ham
.lton did not want to enter the cham
ber of deputies. He was passing along
the route followed by the royal party,
when he was arrested.
Signor Engel insisted that the affair
was most regrettable. but the secretary
replied that Hamilton had made no
complaint.
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TURKEY AND THE POWERS,
Reply from the Sultan Likely to BE De.
mpndcd " ithin u Specified Time.

Constantinople, June 2S.-The repre-
sentatives of the powers are conhinu-
ing their efforts to induce the Turkish
government to give an explicit reply to
their note outlining the reforms de-
manded for Armenia, and 'ihe foreign
ENJOYS are indignant at the delay.
The Turkish minister for foreign af-
fairs claims to be unable to furnish
the ENJOYS with information as to
which portion of the plans of the pow
ers The Turkish government is desirous
further to discuss, and it is thought
probable that this dilatory course may
result in causing the powers to address
another noe to the Turkish govern
mart IN which they will request def
mite reply within a fixed time to the de-
mlnds already made.
The British Mediterranean squadron
left AleXaLlre4,a on Tuesday and
steamed Forth.
The Turkish government has received
news of the defeat of two rebel bands
in Macedonia. Steps have been taken
by the Porte to suppress all attempts
at revolt, but 1t Is feared that the re-
bellion win spread to all parts of Mace
donia, and eventually caule aG,ion upon
the part of the powers.
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STATE SNAP SHOTS.

Fourth class postmasers have been ap-
pointed i'm Pennsylvania as follows: II. A.
Tiffany, Poyntellc; NJ. ii. Goff, SINNERS
Eddy.
The wages have been fixed at 10 per cent.
below the $3.50 basis for the Schuylkill
miners for the last half of June and the
first half of July. This is the same rate
as last year.
The advent of the trolley cars and the
craze for bicycles injured the business of
p. w. Yost, n leading liveryman of Nor
ristown, to such an extent that he failed.
His liabilities are $4,000; assets, $4,000.
During the first seven months of tho
last fiscal year the receipts at the state
treasury were Sc, G35 11.S3, as compared with
SS.2G7, ,233H for the seven months of the
current year Payments by corporations
have been more prompt.
Auditor General Mylln has announced
the following appointments: Samuel Matt
Friday of Lancaster, deputy auditor gen.
eral; +. ID. Brlcker of Jersey Shore
chief clerk; John A. Glonn. of Phila1el-
ph.a, corporation deputy; Bradford Carr,
OF Philadelphia, counsel for the depart
ment In mercantile license cases.
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The Governor At work
Numerous Measures Considered by
His Exccllcncy.
BILLS ON THE SCHOOL LAWS
Many Acts Calculated TO Improve the
School Systems Are Sigrcd-Biiis That
We're vetoed - The superior
Court Judges Meet.

Harrisburg, Pa. June 2S.-The COVER
nor approved the following bills today:
To authorize the publication of school
laws and decisions.
For the establishment OF free public
libraries in the several school districts
of the commonwealth. except in cities
of the first and second class
Authorizing the appointment of n
committee by the superintendent of
public instruction to examine appli-
cants for teachers permanent certill-
Gates.
To regulate the establishment. class
ihcation and maintenance of high
schools. the distribution of appropria-
tions in aid of high schools and the
employment of teachers in high schools
receiving state aid.
To authorize and empower the trus-
tees of any state normal school now
established or which may hereafter be
esta blshed to enter into an agreement
with the school directors of any school
district by which the pupils of any such
school district may be instructed at and
in such state normal school.
An act fixing the number of teachers
necessary for separate institutes at not
less than fifty.
Creating the, Office of county con-
troller in counties containing one hun
dred and fifty thousand inhabitants
and over, prescribing his duties and
abolishing the office OF county auditor
in said counties.
Measures Vetoed.
tlic n,.apipu-
the veto of several local measures, in
cluding the following:
Repeating an act relating to huck-
stering in Bedford county: relieving
real estate agents from the provisions
of the act of May. 1850 taxing their re-
ceipts; making it unlawful to charge
toll for travel over certain trunpikes;
authorizing county commissioners to
sell to actual settlers and convey un-
seated lands belonging to the several
counties; providing for the collection
of the amounts due the commonwealth
for purchase money. interest and fee
due on unpatented lands; relating to
embezzlement by tax collectors; pro-
viding for the manner of submission
of constitutional amendments and other
questions to the vote of the people.
Superior Court Judges Meet
The Superior court judges had a con-
ference with Governor Hastings this
afternoon at 4 O'clock and We're pre-
serted their commissions. They will
take the oath of office at their respec-
tive homes next Monday and forward
the same to the state department. The
court will organize in this CITY on