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New-York tribune., 1895-02-19
BAYONNE.

Nothing regarding the reasons why their former
rector Father Samuel Balla. ur tremendously LETT
their parish last Wednesday forenoon and failed 10
return has as yet been learned by the parishioners
Of ST Joseph's GIungarian) Roman Catholic Church,
at Constable Hook. Bayonne. Neither have they
learned where the priest is Yesterday forenoon a
committee of parishioners. consisting OF Stepheh
Harcobus Michael Fedor and George BoiovoT' VS.
3ted Bjshop Wigger, at Seton Hall College, Dut
were unable TO obtain from the prelate any inIorha-
lion beyond the fact that he had appointed az
Trafher Bala's successor as rector OF ST. Joseph
Parish Father John Ilebeck. young priest, VINO
recently arrived from Hungary: Father HieDecfk
offlciated AZ the held in ST. osephs Chuic "a
on Sunday. All the masses were we'll attenaeda an ana
lie said that he did not intend TO say anythins
concerning his predecessor, and he dd not care 10
hear any complaints against the conduct OF fathci
Baa as all men have their enemies. lie sara INA
Bishop Wgger had formally appointed him 10 the
rectorate and he promised TO return doubly the
goodwill OF mis- parshioners II they do right by nm.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-19
BALL or TYPoGRAPHIoAL UNION NO. G

Typographical Union No had It's forty-fifth an
niversary reception and ball Tammany Hall last
night and the occasion OF great enjoyment
and success even for Blk Six" The hall was
e,aborately decorated with flags and other EN-
blems Above the music platform there formed
by many gas jets the legend $50. Typographical
Union No G. 1896" There were fully 1000 persons
present The guests were cordially welcomed by
James j. Murphy. president; Walter NJ. Dermody,
vice-president; William Ferguson. secretary and
,reasurer. Thomas j. Robinson, sergeant at arms.
and an attentive reception committee composed Of
ffty-four members with Alexander Kebold as
chairman and Owen j. Kinde.on and Lewis f. Os-
borne as assistants. The Floor Committee con-
sisted o. ffty-three members. with hoDer' IA.
Deery az chairman and Richard +. Adams. Jr.. ana
Dennis Sullivan assistants. There were nity,nVe
members Of the Governing Committee. or whicn
Iewie NJ. Grummond chairman and Cnarle-
Ferguson and Jesse F. Newman assistants An ef, ,
Daniel A. kieen. chairman; John p Kivlen. sec
setary: J. v. Johansen treasurer: James A. Fitz-
New-York tribune., 1895-02-19
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

Gussie Barris. aged eleven. of Belvdere visited
Jersey City yesterday with her mother. AS they
were passing up Newark-ave the child was struck
nv trollev-car No. 2s of the Ernest. line. at the
Henderson-s crossing She fell into the fender ana
after being carried fifteen feet was rolled ou'
into the street unharned. She is the first person
who has escaped without injury since the fender
was introduced in Jersey City Several lives nave
been saved but the victims were always more or
less hurt ,
The police of the Greenville district of Jersey
City were Yesterday informed that Mrs. Maria
Walker an aged widow. sick and destitute
at No. O. Parne! Place. where she lived alone. II
was found that Mrs Walker. who is siXty-ive years
old had had her feet frozen during the recent
blizzard. and that for the last four days she had
been confined to her bed without food nOurlsh-
ment or attendance. Neighbors who discovered
her condition made her comfortable as pos
sible and provided for her immediate necessities.
after which they informed ,de police. Mrs. Walker
was aemoved the City Hospital 1t VIII probably
be NECESSARY 10 amputate both her feet
New-York tribune., 1895-02-19
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

FOR THE PRODUCTION OF ANTITON1N.
At the meeting of the Board of Aldermen yester-
day the Health Commissioner asked for the pay
ment of bills for the purchase OF twenty horses
and the procuring of labor technical skill appar-
atus and other appdrtenances for the production
of antitoxin for the prevention of the spread of
diphthera. incurred under the authority of the
Mayor: estimated cost. $4,000" 1t was referred to
the Health Committee.
Commissioner White sent in a resolution author
izing him to advertise for proposals and award con-
tract for dredging Gowanus Canal at an expense not
to exceed $500. 1t was referred to the Committee
on Water ard. Drainage
Alderman Colin offered a resolution imposing a
fine of $40 trolleycar conductors for every failure
to announce the name OF g street or avenue. The
resolution was referred. The board granted a
franchise the Municipal Electric Lighting Com
pany of Williamsburg. TO operate an electric light
ing plant throughout the city upon the payment
of $4,000 with the provision that at the end OF ten
years the city have the right TO purchase the plant
This company Is at present restricted 10 certain
wards in the Eastern District.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-19
LOcAL BUSINESS COMPLTCA TONS

Herbert c. Warren. Of New-Haven has been ap-
pointed receiver for the property in this state ana
in Connecticut. Of the Edgwood Company manu-
facturer Of brasswork for interior construction and
decoration whose saesroom is at No. 4S2 Fifth-ave.
and factory at New-Haven. on the application Of
Henry Ives president, and Nathaniel VI. Cook,
the secretary who hold more than one-third Of
the capital stock.
George Schmtt, who kept the Colonnadc Cafe. at
No 726 Broadway, this city, and a restaurant at
No l9s Montague-st.. Brooklyn. has made an as
signment 10 Henry Il. Van Kcuren, giving pref
erence for $500 to Mrs Schmltt. his wife. Mr.
SchmItt is a well-known chef. He was formerly
employed at Delmoncos. afterward became stew
ard OF the Brooklyn Club in 1889. and later retired
and went to Europe on his return he was en-
ployed at the Hotel Waldorf. when 1t was opened,
at a salary 1t was said. OF $4,000 year. but he
resigned after a brief stay there on May ]. 1884,
he leased the restaurant at No. lsS Monia-
gue-st for five years at a rental OF $500
q year and fitted up the place In fine style
as a chophousc. restaurant and barroom but did
not make 1t profitable. About SIX weeks ago ne
took the Colonnade Cafe AT No 126 Broadway ana
tried to make II pay, but was UNSUCCESSFUL lie was
reputed TO own several houses in Brooklyn and
Whitestone, but they said TO be In his wlfe :
name
Judgment for &C. 52J was entered by default yes
terday against Charles A. Troup banker, Of No.
a5 Broad-st., in favor of Virginia l.. Dunham as
indorser on four notes OF the Guigues Tanneries
Company of Philadelphia. which failed year ago
and OF which company he had been treasurer. Mr..
Troup has been In various lines OF business In
thls cry Tor the past fifteen years, and In 1857 or
ganized the Lenox Hll Bank. of which he was
Deputy Sheriff Butler on the judgment
Judgment for $40 2oi was entered yesterday against
surance agents. in favor OF George W. Montgomery.
lo Part Of m the claim vas on note Of scheneks in
q note OF Midgley's indorsed by Schenck-
New-York tribune., 1895-02-19
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONkERS.

The funeral Of Alderman Thomas J. Laiiy' OF
Yonkers was held yesterday. At O'Clock IN the
morning the body brought to the Counci
Chamber in Manor Hail. and placed in front OF the
Mayors desk For hour and half there was
constant stream of people who came TO take
view of the familiar face. The CONN was sur
rounded by many handsome floral tributes the
most conspicuous being large shield, the exact
counterpart of the one formerly worn ny MT Laiiy
as Alderman. Protection Engine Company sent
large bell; the Police Department a harp, ana the
Amaranth Dramatic Club pillow. There were
also q number of elaborate pieces from personal
friends. among them one from ex-Congressman
William Ryan. At $50 the coffin was borne to the
hearse by Acting Mayor John J. Broderick, CITY
Marshall James J. Quinn. Edward j. Mitchell hd-
ward Berrigan. John Kelly. Patrick r. Higgins
Thomas O'Hern, and Patrick J. Dougherty. and
taken to the Church of the Immaculate Conception
where a solemn high of requiem was ceie-
brated by the Rev. Charles r. Corley, assisted py
the Rev. Andrew O'Reilly and the Rev lhomas
T. Cusack. of Yonkers, and the Rev John j. NC
Nance. of Mount ST. Vincent. The churcn was
crowded The following acted as honorary
pallbearers: Ex-Mayor Weller Judge ;ern F. Ks. X.
Donogdue, Assemblyman j. Irving fSurhs, re re
Schools Charles f. Gorton. Joseph +; pay; Lon J0hn
Joseph l.. Proseus. John Pentreath John g. Harric
gan. James NJ. Hunt lanes f. Martin vadSh AdGt
John +. Brennan. Andrew Delahanty; Matthew
Samuel c. Livingston. Of lonkers 'l eX-Shelrlfis TITS
NJ Dgney and Register William Graney. OF White
Plains: Henry c. Nelson. of Sing Sing; Charles T.
McClelland OF DObbs Ferry. and Thomas *. Fraser
of Hastings. The church choir. assisted by the
chancel choir. sang Ohncwdld's Mass In +. ~
The last of the winter dances al the Park Hill
Country Club occurs this evening. The incident Will be
made especially attractive by the presentation OF
two short plays. in which talen; from New-York
and Yonkers will take part.
Surrogate slkman yesterday. granted letters Of
administration on the estate of Francis O'Neil. Of
this city, to his widow. Mr.. ONeil left an estate
valued at $225 900.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-19
SHIPPING AEUS
PORT OF NEw YORK. MONDAY FEB. is. 1895.
ARRIVED.

PORT or NEW YORK. MONDAY. FEB is 1880
ARRIVED.
steamer Franc Hn. Iladey; London January 81 with
,n,i-. J Arrived at tn" btr a. II ~ m
steamer Furnessin 'Br'. Harris Glasgow February
Cd. N..tl. - cabin and 81 s'"rfage
Bros Arrived ~ IN" Bar az t;1p
,., .-.. ia A..
Dundc" February WIN intl, u simpson
sr.nce A Young Arrived at the Bar ~ ll;W a m
s,.,r.r ,siilep uri Whi'on. HUI February g. with
nlsa To- Sanderson Son. Passed IN AZ Sandy Hook ai
steamer Guf - laramie nir. Hudson Shields February
in ballast t. czafnikpw. McDougall A. co. Limited. Al
rived AZ the bar ~ N-n = m
s,r,m.r Ia fsourgngnc ,tr G~hoeuf HaNrc February
cabin and lof st'"rage passengers to
FORGET Arrived AZ IN" liar At 30 = M.
steamer Dourp dr Mcfrum Antwerp February . with
,l.e To- Sanderson son Arrived at the Bar at lO:l3
q
cii,,liar 2, with licprce root to McAndrews Forbes
Eel tn I S-agcr. Arrived q m" Iiar $40 a m
steamer Imperial Prince tirp. Jennson Santos
- nj, Ianeiro and ~ fdcia February >.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-19
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

BOARD OF Aldermen City Hail. noon.
Dog show Madison Square Garden.
Rand Transit commissioners meeting
Fulford- Elliot pgeon-shootng' Marion y D.
correropce and dinner of men and women en-
eaced I'm rescue work Clarks. p. m
T. ". Rhys-D -Davidss lecture Carnegie nan j. III
Woman's department. berkeley lyceum gym
nasum opening day. No . west For'y-io"'''-s'
p. m. .,--. 90
p. IN. , ,to
K,tahachee Tribe OF Red Men reception Lyric
Hall. p. m >, -
Performance and reception In aid OF hepre"
sheliering Guardian orphan Asylum. p. m
Police anl Pilot Commissioners meetings
VIIIth Congress District contest he"''"s' ~ -
Pnc-st.. ~ a. IN.
The Rev NJ : IitileGeld before MONDAY prayer
meeting no l3 FulOn-st.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-19
Highest of all in Leavenng Pow-Lae " 0oV' Nepo''
R3&!A!!! g! Rsk!aH$ Rs*as$E
ABSOLUTELY PURE

hurst the Rev. DR.. Greer, r. Fulton Cutting and
the Rev. A. G. Dixon.
Bangs & Co. at their rooms. No. 739 Broadway,
will sell at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon the third
part OF the library OF English first editions col
lected by Charles B. Foote. The list includes sew
eral works OF much interest to collectors
The sale OF the J. NJ Tracy paintings will begin
tomorrow evening at o'clock at the Fifth Avenue
Auction Rooms. No 23S Fifth-ave. They will be on
exhibition to-day from to p. m, and from
7:30 to 10 p.
Superintendent OF immigration stump who ar
rived here from Washington yesterday, says there
is doubt that the President will renominate DR..
Joseph II. senner for Commissioner OF Immigra-
tion at this port.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-19
HE DECLINES rO FINISH THE YORK

FREDERICK MACMONNIES HAS a DISPUTE WITH
THE COMMISSIONERS OVER THE INDIANA
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MONUMENT.
Frederick MacMonnes. the sculptor. native of
Brooklyn. who has been engaged for some time in
the work OF designing Soldiers and Sailors Monu-
ment to be erected by the State OF Indiana, has
cancelled mis- contract owing to difference with the
commissioners the work. The monument so far
as the design is completed represents cost Of
10000. There remain 10 be designed two side
groups and the contract calls for representing
War and the other representing Peace Mr..
MacMonnies wanted to substitute group repre-
sentng naval achievements instead OF the Peace
group. in order to secure more artistic effect in
the work entirety but the commissioners re-
fused to permit this. and Mr.. MacMonnies refused
To 90
Mr. MacMonnIes was pupil OF Augustus st.
Gaulens. The statue OF James :. 7. Stranahan at
the entrance TO Prospect Park WAS his creation.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-19
SPRING VALLEY.

4 large barn. two valuable horses, two Alderney
COWS. nine sets of harness and a number OF wag-
ons and farming implements. together with thirty
tons OF hay belonging to Peter Duryea. wealthy
farmer near Spring Valley. were totally destroyed
by fire about 5 o'clock Sunday morning MI.
Duryea knew nothing Of his loss until he got up
about O'Clock. and in looking outdoors saw the
ruins OF his barn and its contents. He Immediately
called the of his family and they all ran out
10 look at the ruins While they were looking al
the barn fire broke out on the roof Of the house
1t Is supposed roof caught fire from sparks from
the burning barn The latter fire was soon put out
1T Is believed that thieves set the barn on fire.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-19
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HoIEho'
CLARENDON-Edwa j. Phelps, ,o' ''',.,s ,.ts
United States Minister to England Fir II Az =
NUE-Chief Justice James p. Sterreu' oi ie'',s
-, - W Fairbsnks of Indiana. GlLSEf-E.
prent,ss Railey of Utica. HOLLAND-h H. NOM
saat. of Chicago NORMANDIE-Adjutan'- -Genera'
F. \. McAlpn. PLAZA-Frank J. cannon De.e- s.
cate-elect to Congress from Utah. NAhponr
Count de Kergorlay. OF France. ana 'ohs'eSs"a'
Tom l.. Johnson OF Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-19
HEALY's TERM OF OFFICE

Internal Revenue Collector A. Augustus liealy mas
received advices from Washington as follows; Il n
less you are meanwhile suspended. your successor
is nominated confirmed and commissioned your
commission continues until the end of the present
session of Congress. Notwithstanding the rejection
OF your nomination by the Senate. Mr iiedN
improved his opportunity Yesterday by appointing
several deputies i'm the Income Tax Department.
They are Kari r. Pollack. Ninth Ward; Henry g.
Everdeu. Twentieth Ward: Daniel l.. Thompson
Fourth Ward. and Ernest Cumming. Twenty-thri
Ward They are all Shepard Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-19
40 REPORTRRS ADMITTED TO THE LECTURE.

Edward J. Phelps. ex-Mirister to England. de-
vered the first OF a series OF lectures yester-
day on international law. before the New-York Law
School \ reporter refused admttance to the
lecfure-room The Law School authorities would not
say whether the refusal based dslnclina-
,Inn fo have Mr.. Phclps's lectures become public
property or on the fear that they would be err
roneouey reported.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-19
ELIZABETH.

The ncendiary who ignited Ogdens storage ware
house and Ira j. Halls stable in Elizabeth Sunday
night caught last night and has confessed
the act. He is boy about fourteen years old. and
had he says. accomplices. whose names he gave
the chief OF police. They Will be arrested to-day.
Chief Tenney withholds the prisoners name for the
present. The youthful 'hrebug" says that the fires
started just for lark. to the engines
New-York tribune., 1895-02-19

Judge Gaynor handed down decision In the Su-
preme Court yesterday in granting the application
of William Cochrane 10 compel the Excise Com
missioners to transfer to him the license OF Joseph
Scatta which had been assigned TO him by ihe
holder that practically says that after the coinms
sioners have transferred license they cannot re-
sCind their action.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-19

Thomas NJ Tweeddae. The march, in which there
were 400 couples. led by Mr.. and Mrs James
J. Murphy.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-19

steamer fIeynlius Oiclg,. Stapeton. for Ne" io'N'
sailed from Rio Janeiro February 10 -. ,.
steamer Prince tIr). Flett from Ne" ioiA '"u
arv - arrived at Pcrnambuco February U.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-19
Announcements

Neglect of the hair brings badness Use al
kers Hair Bassm and save your mar; "a
,;reye's Ointment makes healthy sAih' 'o0'
New-York tribune., 1895-02-19
MARINE INIELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise Sunset 10 Moon rises 0s Moons age -
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
NJ SANDY Hook 10 GOV. Island All He'll Gate 6:Oi
PM sandy Hook l3 GOV. Island 50I Hell Gate 90
New-York tribune., 1895-02-19
OUTGOING STE1 MERS.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY ~.

I TIIURsDAY. February n
| Philadelphia. IL Guayra. Rcd D.....ll " a m l" m
New-York tribune., 1895-02-19

News T. with coffee to John seaser. Arrived az '"'
bsT a. ~ ,,a,nsa r royce Tampico February 10 ana
Havana n. With mdse and ~ pass,ensseas M 10 '''
waTa e. ans AnS eager with mdse and
'ss.nSs ecsocheS smith savannah with mdse and
pasense' GSees to T. EeT. jacksonville and Charleston
With mG' and ,s cyds Point cS and Norfolk
steamer Guyandotte. Walker we, s,n,o, nn,t IS Co.
with g mss s.eph sna az Hewcase Mc Glkey Hioso rs
snp h ,pd.e 10 order. Pendleton Carver ~
shp Fritz Ger Hashaseu Lpnd?n sg aay' VIII"
"rT Cabusa Maitland - PGnsss wb,,nsr Co
d1y ,S,y win HOOK SsP Feb is wnd southwest light
brccze: very hazy.
,.. x,.oocnss smith savannah-R l. Walker
Steamer ssaie oGer,. Kesser. Bremen VIA So'''A'''
Taormina Ger Koch Famburs-Funch EdYf
s,.,m.r Dalton ,Bn Barton Macelo RIO Janero ana
s,,r. S,.~"' ip,.E & Jevons - - ,os,.r
ssn," usncds Masingo Baltimore n Foster po
,csner Moorish Prince 'Br Dunn r'rnamouco' h'o
Janei ec cser snn pu,ch, noyscn Dover. Ensland-c
hsndsrnros ey,c ,pr, Nico Liveroo KeTssy
ssa~r MNssaso, ,ir MURRAY Bristol England via
LSerPoI FsSna,h Ger Tcncrs Ani-r-watjen. Toe
Rork panAlands ,Bn. Pierr.pont Rio Janeiro-John
Steamer Pawnee FOR Philadelphia As
shin lord f,rsss-y tIri. for Hong Kong -
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer racka~anna dirl. Robinson, from He"-io'N
February . arrived London February - v,, ,.,u
steamer Kansas city tBrl. Jones from Ne"io'S '~"N
ar, n arrived at Bristol February IL - ,,.u a..
steamer Colorado nrl Abbott, sailed from nun A0'
New York February IL VI, - o,..r.
town and Liverpool passed Bro~head February Is o..
steamer Zaandam Dutch). Duit. from Ans'eruAi" Ao'
N.v-York passed Dover February Is. .....
steamer Saler 0ier. Winke from New-fork. arrived
A. I,remerhayen February IL
STEAMER Norfolk tBr). Wooston from New ieA '~i''
,ry "a Tor Trieste passed Gibraltar February 10 -.
steamer Freslaad ,i'eig) Nckes, from New oIN
riary for Mediterranean ports arrived ~ "'0'"
February II. ,,x, .,,, oa ooo
steamer Rellineh,m d'r,. for New, York win -''"V
hove ~ fruit sailed from Messna February IL
New-York tribune., 1895-02-19
INCOMING STEAMERS
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 20
FEBRUARY .

Dff.n, Rotterdam Feb 6.......... Netherlands
nraufschveir Hcmen. Feb io...........N Lloyd
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-08-01
BETTER WEATHER SERVICE.
Attempt to Make Predictions of Practical
Benefit.

Attempt to Make Predictions Of Practical
Benefit.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-Active meas
ures are being taken by the weather
bureau to provide special protection to
agricultural, commercial and other
property interests liable to be seriously
affected by unusually severe weather
conditions. Chief Moore of the bureau,
has directed all weather station chiefs
to prepare lists of street railway
superintendents, general managers OF
railroads, superintendent Of railroad
telegraph lines and like officials OF
large property interests, to whom
warnings OF expected occurrences of
unusual weather conditions will be
sent. Reports will also be made to the
bureau as to the location and character
of interests most liable to injury by
particular kinds of weather during
different seasons, in order to give in
formation for official forecasts Of great
| er protection to such interests. Off.
cials assigned to prepare forecasts for
states and territories, have been di.
rected to familiarize themselves with
the river systems in their territory, sc
as to be able to make an accurate fore
cast of the movement of flood waves
and Of the stages o. water at different
| river stations in the event of threat
ened floods.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-08-01
GLADSTONE IN DANGER.
Fires Burning Furi"usly Near tho Mich
igan Town.

Fires Burning Furi"usly Near tho Mich
igan Town.
GLADSTONE, Mich, Aug. 1.-The
swamps to the west and northwest Of
the city below the bluff and in the
Goodman addition, as well as the
marsh lands on both sides of the 500
railway, are burning furiously. The
buildings on the Hammer property,
owned by w. D. Washburn, Jr.. of
Minneapolis, were destroyed during
the afternoon. The timber now on
fire is OF little value. The 500 railway
has all it's available men and apparatus
ready in case the shops should catch
fire and in the city every precaution is
being taken to prevent the fire getting
into the residence and business por-
tions. The wind still remains in the
north and is blowing gale and the
smoke in the streets is almost binding.
The fire department has been on duty
all day wetting down places where the
fire would be liable to catch from flying
embers.
/ Heavy fires are reported between
Sault Ste. Marie and Trout Lake, but
little west Of that point.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-08-01
NORTH DAKOTA CODE.
Rumored That Supreme Court Deoisi0n
WIN Nuilify NJ .ny Laws.

Rumored That . Supreme Court Deoisi0n
WIN Nullify NJ sny Laws.
BISMARCK. N. D., Aug. 1t is ru.
mored, on what seems good authority,
that the forthcoming decision OF the
state supreme court regarding the time
Of taking effect Of the new state codes
and corallary issues will declare that
all laws passed at the late session of
the legislature without emergency
clause are nullified by the code, regard
less of the supposition that they went
into effect July last. and that even
these laws passed with emergency clause
when the same matters are covered by
the new code, will be abrogated by the
code. IT this be true many laws OF inn
portance low supposed to be in effect
will be nnllified and considerable con-
fusion will ensue until the codes are
proclaimed by the governor, probably
some time in December. II the state
ment is correct the cactus appropria.
ton law is void and nothing can be
done by the commissioner this year
and some of the best laws passed for
years will be killed. The decision has
not been filed yet but the code commits
sioners seem to be advised as to its pur.
mort