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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-15

Gather at the dinner hour there is effort made 10
secure the tables situated In the most ddVatdseous
nositons The MANAGEMENT OF tn w adOfl pay ~
favores and so the first arrive secure tne ch0Ice
places Moreover the walters are not peIhiii,t-l
reserve tables for anybody. The doors OF Ihe Cdir
opened $50 and the persons VINO dlilNc e'iJ
a re permitted to take any table that Is vacant
An extremely pompOus person. VINO ; stutti
good fellow I'm private but drum major IN puDNc'
created a rumpus because tabe ne seecI H. 'o "a
party Of his friends not reserved Tor MN ne
was auleted when told that tables were reserved
In the public dining halls ,-,-, ,
The manner in which he was squecheI "e.Snes 80 -
heavily on his mind that he poured out ms woes mo
the ears of a We,l-knOwn habtue OF the w dluoIt'
which resulted in the secret OF John JACOB Astor
building the great annex TO the Waldorf coming out
HOW THE WALDORF ANNEX CAME TO BE
BUILT.
Mr. Astor was a regular patron Of the Waldorf
and used 70 dine every day a table in an angle Of
the main dining hall where he and his wife could
see everybody without being except by few
Of the guests. For long period Mr.. Astor was
promptly at his table a few minutes before o'clock
tonshed to find that his table was taken by strang-
ers. Mr.. Aston complained to Mr. Boldt ana was
Indignant at the audacty Of anybody VINO dared 70
take what he termed his table Mr.. Boldt smiled
and said IL sorry, but any vacant tables in the
public dining halls Of this hotel are at the service
OF its patrons after the dinner hour begins
Mr. Astor replied: This is for effect. Do you
mean to tell me that you will not reserve tables
for anybody
That's what | have told you. and will repeat
that il is imperative rule of this hotel that 70
favortism will be permitted by ANYBODY associated
with the Waldorf while ! remain In control
Mr. Aston Modified by Mr.. Boldts answer,
but asked. do YOU do such business that you
can afford to have such rule
III did not have such rules could do no bust
ness" the reply.
Il would like to see your books, If you have no
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uOwGArE,s CONVICTION AFFIRMED.

Washington. Nov 1.-THE District Court y Ar
,o,ls to-dav in an opinion delivered by Justice
Norris sustained the verdict Of the Criminal Cours
IN the case Of Captain H. w Howgate. he former
disbursng officer Of the Signal Service. The Crrn-
mai Court fixed his term OF imprisonment az ght
,a,rs raptaln Howgate removed 70 the Ds-
irct isll where he VIII remain A few day- 20 per-
80, =. "a close 40 his business affairs PRIOR % hs
rencvaI 70 Albany 20 begin serving he sentence
ue vxas accompanied TO the jail by young woman
,Dbo had lust been convicted OF blEamy
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objections and will go with you AT once u 'ooN
thsrn over" Mr. Astor continued. ..L 49,
Ali right" Mr. Eoldt replied. come Nun e Nv
and sec Them" When they arrived d. u'c
Vr poldt showed Mr. Aston a large punui" u .,no
Inns cable dispatches. letters ana otHtI' ,u ,
nunicat tons asking for rooms. W men MI As'o ~
~, ns ,oId that a negative reply had been sent 10
everv one of the messages he looked w iuii, Nv
iodgcr he was examining and asked: 'HoW isr-'
a hotel do you require to accommodate Eo"' P"
NJ Roldt replied About twice as mucn room
o. ; have now might relieve some Of the friction.
".Ycu can have H. | will send my agent 10 con-
s,,lt with Won" was the prompt reply E.,
rho ne " waldorf that IS being constructed IS
,he ras,lt If the fact that table was rot reserved
for Iohn Jacob Aston. vino quickly realizei tnat
a hotel managed by Mr.. Boldt was prontapie Ill
vestment
COLONEL SCHAEFFER'S STORY
when the pompous man heard the foregoing ne
was extremely TJeck and had 10 fault 10 IND with
his treatment. While he VAS waiting colonel
schaeffer Joined the group and said: THE waldorf
ia certainly the banner hotel Of the world went
,bcre 10 make arrangements Tor the Lafayette
posi- of the 6 A. x. The post intends to give
General Miles dinner There will be 30 persons
present | WAS told that there WAS not = chance
FOR us as the capacity Of the hotel Is being tested
TO It's umos; at all times. ,,.,
The talk about a Metropolitan Fair al Morris
park increases every day AZ the Horse SNOW.
There is every possible appurtenance ior iair az
Morris Park There Is ample space % snow tne
horses Resides II would not Interfere with the
National Horse Show, but would in all probability
increase its popularity.
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GOSSIP AT THE GARDEN.
HOW THE WALDORF ANNEX CAME TO BE
BUILT.
COLONEL, LAWRENCE KIP's PRIZE IN THE ROAD
TEAM CLAss-LADY CHURCHILL CALLS
FORTH ADMIRATION.

11,u tho horse,-the magnet that attracts all
classes of the human race. no matter whether us
on the racetrack or in friendly competition at coun-
try fairs. The National Horse Show is clearly an
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SOCIETY AGAIN WELL REPRESENTED.

so,.E OF THE PROMINENT PEOPLE SEEN IN THE
BOXES. SEATS AND ARENA
The Duke and Duchess Of MARLBOROUGH were the
star visitors at the Horse Show yesterday after
noon. with Mrs. William \. Duer and Miss Kath-
arine Duor they made visit TO nearly every de-
nertnent Of the show and appeared TO enjoy the
blbtion in the ring. Miss Mabel Wright NznaGal
WAS also one Of the visitors at the show yesterday
afternoon.
Iost evening there was another crowded house So
cletv 4 course nll,ng the boxes, good number OF
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Tonight

If your liver is out Of order. causing Bilious
ness Sick Headache, Heartburn or Consupa-
ton. take dose of
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-31
Meston Mhisnrrs.

MIR Thos. Camp died Ill his
home at Jacksonville wednes.
day morning Of consumption. He
had been at Clarksburgfor some
time under medical treatment
A. q. Rebrook has been chosen
as q member Of the council TO
represent the first ward.
At a meeting OF the owners OF
the fair grounds ii was decided
to have races on the 4th Of July.
Times.
Mrs. Eliza Hurst, widow of the
late Vincent Hurst died very
suddenly Sunday last ut her resi-.
dence near Hurst this county. OF
heart failure. Her remains were
Inferred at Mt Pleasant GENE.
terry on Monday -Dcmoc,at.
Dr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Holt re-
turned from their wedding trip
last Tuesday and are occupying
rooms ut Hotel Mcdonnell.
A. T.. jackson, OF Clarksburg,
is experimenting the brick worl,
OF Daugherty's new building.
Frank Bland, Of Clarksburg,
was here yesterday on his way to
Sutton to attend the funeral OF a
little child of his brother Harry,
which died on Sunday night.
Mr.. r. B. Philips, of Clarks-
burg, is here engaged with Fin
ster & linn in the sale of pianos
and organs. -mdependc,lt.
The town will be in darkness
no longer. There will be lights
within a few days, and all night
light at that.
The sixth anniversary of the
Epworth League was celebrated
at the NJ. E. church Sunday even.
ing.
w. A. Edwards has resigned
his position in the auditors Office
of the railroad company, and
will assist Postmaster Edwards
in the postoficc.
The following marriage per
mits have been issued by the
county clerk: Eli NJ. Marsh and
Lucy Ratcliff; Thomas j. White
and Mary A. Dave; Thomas j.
Shaw and Amy j. Butcher; j. l..
Russell Perry and Rosa E. Tun.
ming, Lycuigus W. Norris and
Dora A. Beeghley.
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Mr. L,P.R ASH was sick sew.
eral days recently but we are
glad 70 announce his recovery
this week.
The cigarette law has now
gone into operation and any man
selling them must get a license
and pay a state tax OF $500. The
merchant who sells them now
without this license can De il,
iicted aud punished in the same
manner that persons selling
liquor are punished.
Rev. chas, L. White preached
TO a crowded house on last Sun.
day morning at the new Presby.
terrain church. 1t was the me,
mortal sermon and was attended
by the members OF the G. A. r.
The sermon was both logical and
eloquent.
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shlnnston News.


Mr.. Ozias Tetrick, a well to do
fai mer living near Enterprise,
died at his home on last Friday
morning. Mr.. Tetrick was sixty
four years old and twenty years
of this time he has lived a Chris.
tian life.
Special memorialseryices were
held in the Baptist church Sun.
day, May 26, under the auspices
of the G. A. r. Post and S. of v,
The address was delivered by
Rev. Arthur NJ. Bennett. Special
services were also held in the
evening in the NJ. P. church un.
der the direction of the Jr. o.U.
A. M. On this occasion the Jrs.
chose Rev. j. P. Warner pastor
of the N. P, church, of this place.
The music for the day was furn.
ished by the Knox choir, and we
are glad to say it was the best
singing we have had here for
some time.
Our cornet band. under the
leadership of the Knox Brothers,
is out on our streets every few
evenings marching. The band
has only been organized about
eight months, and from the ad.
vancement it has made in this
short time, we anticipate that in
the near future Shinnston will
not only have a band to be proud
of, but one of the best bands in
the State, and not only have we
enough material in our town for
a dude band, but we take plea.
sure in saying that some of our
most handsome young ladies
have organized aband and are at
present arranging to give our
people one of the most popular
plays out.
The K. of p; Jr. o. U. A. NJ;
o. F. and A. NJ; j. o. o. F.; G.
A. R. Post and S. of v. are co.
operating together in making ar.
rangements TO have one of the
biggest days ON the goth that we
have ever had.
Prot. g. L. Taught has closed
a very successful term of school
in Pennmanship at this place.
Mr.. Taught is not only an artist
in his line of business but pos
sesses in a high degree the power
ofimparting knowledge to others.
We understand he will open a
school in pennmanship at Wyatt
soon.
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When John Boyles was found
guilty Of the charge of attempt
to rape there was considerable
speculation among lawyers and
Others as to what the punishment
would be. 1t seems that the law
is not clear in prescribing the
punishment for an attempt while
for the consummation of the act
tits very explicit. The fact that
this was only an attempt and our
West Virginia statute not being
clear on this point. doubt was
raised. The ruling of Judge
Hagans was that it was a we'll
established law that all matters
OF doubt are to be resolved in
favor of life and all doubtful
questions as to the severity of
the punishment are to be resoly.
ed in favorof the accused In
this case there was doubt as to
whether a misdemeanor or a
felony had been committed and
giving the prisoner the doubt, he
should declare this to be a misde.
fneanor. He gave the prisoner
the full sentence of one year in
Jail with credit for the four
months he had already been CON
fined. Young Boyles was com
pletely overcome by tine decision
which saved him a term in the
penitentiary and cried like a child.
After sentence had been pro.
nounced he went around and
shookhands with members of the
bar. saying that it was the hap.
piest moment of his whole life.
He stoutly maintains that he did
not mean toharm the girl further
than to kiss her.
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SHOES, SHOES,

Now! Now! Now is the time to
buy your shoes. for l am going
to sell shoes and Oxford ties for
the next Is days at a margin
above cost, and we have the larg.
est stock and best styles ever
shown in this city. We will
guarantee that our prices for the
next IS days will be cheaper
than any other store in the city.
|. II. LAWSON,
Successor to Denham & Co, Cor.
ner Third and Pike street.
29tf Clarksburg. W. Va.
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a Card From, Rev. Evans.

I'd Telegram One Mr.. Blake
no comes from everywhere, has
one me quite an injustice by
laclng my name on a program
fereoy connecting me with a
anday r. X. excursion. To my
flends, who will be greatly sur.
Flsed to see my name IN this
pnnection, want to say Mr..
I!ake is wholly responsible. as
( placed it there without my
onsent or knowledge thing
inch ! think is inexcusable.
Eaen called his attention to
DIS matter over tie phone he said
lewould explain to the public
pat was not responsible for my
'me 5 appearance in this con
|ectlon, which l trust he will
ave the manhood to do.
am willing to help in the
|ause Of Christbut not in Sabbath
|esecration. My heavenly Fathe,
fys Remember the Sabbath
P keep it Holy"
b. B. EVANS.
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Salem Locals.

Mrs. NJ Q. Young. of Green.
wood, was buried in the i. o. o.
F. Cemetery here on Monday.
Born to Adam Davis and wife
on the 2sd, daughter.
Mr.. Homer Bartlett and wife.
of Pittsburg, are talking of locat.
ing in our midst.
Rev. ]. A. Hammond preached
a very interesting memorial ser.
mon at the NJ. E. church SUNDAY.
Mrs. Roy Young and little
daughter, Ethel, were visiting
Miss Eva Young this week. Miss
Eva is attending Salem College.
Owen Davis has begun a new
residence on the lot where he
now lives.
Some one entered our post.
Office on last Monday night and
took about $500 worth of postage
stamps, all that were in the
Office. The burglar seemed TO
have a key to fit the lock and en-
tered in a very natural way.
u. u. McKane has returned
from an extended trip in Pennsyl-
vania
Mrs. Grace Jones, of Mouuis.
vile, is visiting her father, Mr..
j. NJ. LETTERS. this week. She had
been to attend the funeral of her
husbands mother. Mrs. DR.. Jones.
of Central Station.
G. R. Wilson and wife were at
Center Point Sunday.
Mr.. Tide Lyon and family at.
tended the baptizing at Hepzibah
Saturday, their son Ross being
one of those baptized.
Mr.. Geo. Galmish, Of Braden
Station was in our town Tuesday.
Miss Mollie Dew's select school
closed Tuesday with quite a pic
mic for the children.
q. R. Ogden, Joseph Roster,
Misses Edna Louchery and Iva
Randolph, took In the sights of
the Center Point oil regions Sun.
day.
Mrs. Meredith Orr has been
here attending her mother, Mrs.
Thos. Burns, who has been quite
i'll.
Everybody is busy, even the
loafers around the drug stores
seem to be occupied a part of the
time.
Hall Hamilton and wife have
gone to housekeeping in rooms
over the postotfice.
NJ. II. Van Horn and John
Wolf have gone to the Oil field to
help in the work of surveying.
Active preparations are being
made for the College Commence.
ment, which begins the 9th and
closes the l2th of next mouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton. of Cen
ter Point, are visiting at w. w.
Jamisons.
The late S. D. Baptist Associa.
ton which was held here,
was a success in every way and
a very enjoyable occasion. The
ministers from abroad were j.
g. Bowen, Marlboro. N. j., B. F.
Rogers and wife, Scott, N. Y,
S. S. Powell, Genesee, N: Y, D.
D. Davis, Smythe, S. d., G. d.
Seager, Berea, w. Va, W. L.
Burdick, Lost Creek, w. Va.
DIR. T.. Oliver Belt. of Wash.
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me beautiful memorial engra-
! ny and poem on the front page
,, nls paper will make pretty
tuition to your scrap book.
'ms issue of the TELEGRAM had
ne Practically finished before
C :, day in order to let our
aVe force have a chance to be
I"'rototlc on that occasion. Hence
VIII be readily understood that
y, was impossible for us to give
|, !, account of Thursdays doings
this issue.
AL n lew Of the many callers at our
luce this week who left us a
laoS'antial melnento Of their
En- We're: G. 7. Harbert. ].
lm mn9nal, J. W, Monroe, w. A.
"''n' .. W. james, j. N. Rob.
9"' ! z l. Lynch, NJ. Il, Lowson,
Ibs a. 'Mlser. Jno. S. Riley, L. D.
L n"m, Dudley Robinson, W. J..
Eai,a 'l'e, Luther Harbert. L. NJ.
Ea "ney' r NJ, Clifford and NJ. I.
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Elrgly Personal.
!, .oyrnESrs OF PEOPLE YOr
PROBABLY KNOW.

! N. Newton was one Of our
i i, this week.
/ P. R. Ash was at saidis
luesday
gl.ve Davisson was in the city
Wednesday.
EDITOR silas B. Davis returned
r. na' New York last Wednesday.
ri, j. H. Allen was in the West
l business last week.
Rev. Garrett baptized anumber
I sonyerts at Hepzibah last Sun
uon H. W. Harmer and Rev.
irsps returned from Philadel-
|bia on Monday.
Miss Annie Taylor is home again
'tter a visit of many weeks with
iepds in Buckhannon.
r NJ. Orr, Esq, was in Wheel
L the first of the week.
N. G. Cunningham, of the
hamilton, Brown Shoe Co. is
tsting at his home in Clarks.
1rs for q few days.
Mrs. NJ. G. Clayton returned
|uesday from Warrington and
fsirmont where she has been the
sst two weeks the guest of
lends.
Capt. H. A. Fernald was in
tTn from Salem Sunday and
[ill soon occupy the new resi-
Ieuce Mr.. Alex. Duff is building
r him on West Main street.
Miss Rissie Chorpening, of
Weston, is visiting her cousin
Hiss Florida Chorpening on Main
Ereet,
Harry Gordon. of Center Point
as recently one of our pleasant
bllers Harry is getting along
|icely and his friends here are
| ways glad to see him.
Mr.. NJ. g. linn. one of Richie
punty's most prominent business
len was in town a few days this
|eek representing the Industrial
|sneft Association of Syracuse,
lew York.
Prof. B. II. Hammond princi-
4 of the Castle Rock. Colorado
Ehools, is visiting his parents
I'D brothers in this county this
eek. Mr.. Hammond left this
Duuty about IL years ago and for
Pyeral years was a County Su-
erintendent III Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Simons, of
rassland. were in the city We'd
esday. Mr.. Simons was a juror
the recent court.
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Circus in town next Thursday.
We have heard tisa pretty good
show.
Sands \ Ashley are coming
with their railroad shows next
Thursday.
Ex-Assessor Mike Baker, OF
Brown, has been attending court
several days.
Broaddus COMMENCEMENT June
18th. The University Commence.
ment is the same date.
The social at the parlors OF the
Presbyterian church last Tues.
day was a very enjoyable affair.
The circuit court is still in ses.
sion and has been very busy dis.
posing of several important
cases.
Several plain drunks have been
run in this week. His Honor
Mayor Gordon, gave them their
usual fine, $3.50.
Cousins are not allowed to
marry in Missouri, Kansas and
Nebraska. Cousins were made
TO tirt with, not to marry. Eek.
The water which some OF the
boys drink nova days is said to
be hypnotized and has a tendency
to cause drunkenness.
Rev. Arthur BENEFITS sermon
on Sunday to the shlnnston G.
A. R. is highly complimented by
the old soldiers who heard it.
People who desire to hear a
lecture by a bright young man
formerly a West Virginian, and
now one of the leading divines
of the West, will certainly go to
Golf Chapel on June 9th TO hear
Macy Waters.
The safe in the store Of Messrs
MonroeS Brohard. at Eleminpton
Taylor county, was blown open
about . O'Clock last Friday MORN
ing, by burglars and robbed of
some $1,000 in money and valu-
able representation Leader.
John Davis, son of our towns.
man Hon. Jno. }. Davis, gradu-
ates in law this year at Washing
ton and Lee. He is class orator,
an honor only gwen 10 young
men OF unquestioned ability as
well as popularity.
Prosecuting Attorney Lynch
has been in luck this court, his
prosecutions for the State having
generally resulted in the con.
viction of the party accused.
Mr.. Lynch is certainly a faithful
and energetic officer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee H. Roger en-
tertainedra few friends last Mon.
day evening at their home on
South Second street. Refresh
ments were served and the even
ing was greatly enjoyed by all
present.
The Robinson Bros, have com
pleted a very fine full roller
Touring mill at Wallace. this
county, that will be much appre-
ciated by the people OF that com
munity. 1t is equipped with all
the latest Improvements.
The baccalaureate sermon of
thepublic school Commencement
will be preached by Rev. White
at 1o:45 a. m. Sunday. June 9th,
at the court house. At night DR..
Kerfoot breaches the Sroaddus
sermon al same place in the
evening at 1:30 p. m.
Rev. j. H. Fitzwater presiding
elder of a leading conference in
Ohio, passed through the city
last Tuesday. Rev. Fitzwater
was born in West Virginia, but is
now one of Ohio's prominent
ministers. lie is a brother in.law
Prof. A. q. Clark, of this county,
aud resides in Van Writ, Ohio.
On fifth page of this issue will
be found an article written by a
TELEGRAM contributor whose
articles are read with interest.
"A View from Lowndes' Hill, "
RECALLING to the earl,ar c;4;,ane ~
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Com m encement Program Of Broaddus
Institute.

Comm eHcement Program OF Br0addus
Institute.
Sunday Evening, June 9th, SIP. M.
Baccalaureate Sermon by F. h. Ker-
foot, DID,, LII. d.
Monday Evening, June 10th. 8 p. m.
II p. M, Musicale and Art Reception
in Institute Parlors.
Tuesday Evening. June711th, 9p. m.
Address by j NJ. Sitter. DID, in the
Court House,
Wednesday Evening, June lsth, SPIN.
Commencement Exercises, in the
Court House.
To all of these exercises the public is
most cordially invited.
The .Jr. o. U. American Ne
chanics have secured the fair
grounds for an old fashioned Eth
Of July picnic,
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BEE HIVE
ssTORE'ss
Price Bulletin.

Indigo Blue Prints ....... 30. I'D.
Lancaster Ginghams. .......... DC. yd.
Heavy sheeting Muslin 80. &c. yd.
Heavy Sheeting Muslin 80. ..4t yd,
Best Table Oil Cloth ..... 10 yd.
Stair Oil Cloth ........o...~t7iy I'D.
Floor Oil Cloth .,.............. 90 yd.
Toweling, Crash 0 yds, for j.. 25c.
More new dress goods this week.
.49 inch Black Alma 49,. .75c. vi.
40 inch Black Jupiter. $500 yd.
Novelty French Brocades 81. Sic. yd.
Swiss Mulls. Chiffon Crepes, Dotted
Swiss, Golden Draperies, Lace Cur.
tains, Window Shades, Curtain Pales,
Hosiery and Underwear at guaranteed
prices. Come in.
BEE HIVE STORE.
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OF all the good things at the
Chautau9ua Assembly this year.
the three very best, l name them
in order excellence, were Waters
Baked Beans and Brown Bread, ;
Congressman Horr's Protection, ;
and Jahu De Witt Miller's is the
World Growing Better. '-Er-
Senator Henry g. Darts. Of Vest
Virginia.
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Dr. f. Oliver Belt, of Wash
ington, d. c.. will make his next
visit to Clarksburg July ID, 3rd
and Atm. Practice limited to dis
eases of the eye and ear. 29.td.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-10
EXTENDED TO 1897.
Time For Organizing the
{. |. freeman Co.
WILSON LOSES HIS LASH.
House Objects to Bills Being Pushed
Through in Day.

The Senate did nothing OF importance
today except to pass the acts governing
the Building and Loan Associations. They
were slightly amended and concurred In
by the House.
An act to incorporate the Weeden street
Congregational Church of Pawtucket was
presented and the bill OF the PawtLcket
Steamboat Co. for removing wreck In the
river was passed In concurrence.
The time for the organization OF the r.
l.. Freeman Co. was extended to 1897.
The House did not have many members
over q quorum and got tangled up pretty
soon for want of one.
The set relative to the concreting Of
sidewalks In Pawtucket was recommitted
and public hearing will be given.
The new rule OF the House requiring all
public acts printed and distributed one
day before action was passed after much
discussion by vote OF % to Is.
Mr.. Wilson apposed the rule most Wig.
orously, but he lost his pull.
Mr.. Wilson called from the table the
bill regulating the practice of medicine.
Mr.. Gray desired an amendment, ex.
cluding commissioned surgeons, In the
war of the rebellion, from the operation
of the act. The vote was n to IL, less
than quorum and the House adjourned.