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New-York tribune., 1896-09-29

WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30.
SHIPPING NEWS.
pORr OF NEw-yoRK MONDAY. SEPT. 2s. 1884
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK MONDAY. SEPT. 2s isss
Steamer Bowie CBr,. Jones' Liverpool September IS
with mtse. to II Maitland k.rsey Arrived at the Bar At
10 a
steamer Elise Marie oGer). Reners stetn September
= Shields IA. In ballast 10 Gust Heye Arrived the
steamer virginia (Ger). Won Bassewitz stettin Sep
tember with and ~ passenger to
Hamburg American Line. Arrived al the Bar at
IL i7s cabin and 100 steerage passen-
gers Hamburg American Line Arrived at the Bar
steamer spaarndam DUTCH. Bonjer. Rotterdam Sep
embrr 10 and BOuogn- H. with mdsr 2l cabin and 21
steerage passengers Netherlands American Steam
Navigation 60. Arrived at the Bar al $40 m.
Hay Port Maria september 2l. Annao Bay. Port An
tonic Orange Ia, and - Margare,s Bay % with fruit
and passengers to 'admus 90 Arrived at the Bar at
p
Steamer Herald tN,r Hansen. Bocas del Toro Sep
icmber 20 with ban,na 10 Wenhrgsr: vessel To "
Hurbut CO. Arrived a, the BAY at p;S3 m.
Aniila tiirD Herd Nassau September ~ with
rndse and 20 passsngers 10 7 Mon'e Sons Arrived
II the bar at II ~
STEAMER seguranca Hansen Tampico September ~ and
Havana -. with mdse and 03 passengers 10 f Ward
Rio Grand-. Barstov. brunswick September
%. with mdse and passei gers 70 Mallory 60 ~.
steamer Louisiana. Gager New Orleans September 23
with rdse and passengers to Allen.
Steamer Roanoke Boaz. norfolk. with misa and pess'n
gers Old Dominion So Co.
ship Dirigo. Goodwin Honolulu i36 days. VIII sugar
to American Sugar Refining 90. vessel To II D"nrhnrn
Had light trades In the Pacinc.
ship TimRndfn tof glasgow. Edgar 'alea iiu"ni May
and Pisagua ~. with nitrate of -ode 10 Grace
ship Emily Reed. simmons. Hlogo its days With mcse
10 Dslaoanp A Co vessel TO Yates & Portsrned.
ST Mary sash Barbadoes II days. In ballast TO
dAya In halast master. Had moderate weather.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Rrvan mass-meeting. Tammany Hall p m.
Drvqoods Republican Club. NO 300 broau"a''
II ,,, c,,,, proad-
way and Prince-st' Il M ,,
Wes,cbester County Fair. White Plains
New-York Diocesan Convention Chu'cn oi '"'
Heavenly Rest
Roard of Aldermen City Hall. p m
Rrooklyn Jockey Club races. Graveseho' -i' p '''
Po,,ce and Pilot Commissioners meetings.
West Side Republican Club, No 1O2 West Eighty
second-st. p. m -
,,,. ., MCKINLEY and Hobart flag by en-
n,oves of VI & ]. Sloane broadway ana Nine-
teenth-st., 4 p. IN.
Lecture by the Rev. A. c Dixop' hanson race
Raptist Church, Brooklyn, p. m
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29

OF Bloomfield testified TO having seen John Wandei
shoot one bird and fire FIVE others. The prisoners
trial was set down for October {. The men are llaoe
TO a fine Of 1925 -, ., III, -,
The feast Of ST. Michael and All Angels VIII be
observed in ST. Paula Memorial Church this evening @
at o'clock and special music viii he given py 'he
choir and the Misses Walker. OF New-fora ,,
the work OF the enlargement of the Curtis School;
Livingston has been nearly completed and the school
will open on Thursday. 80, 81, ...
The West Brighton Republican Club held mass
meeting last evening which was argey at'enued St,
and " H. Spendley. a feature OF the meeting was
the singing Of a campaign quarte.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
SING SING.

Sauer OF Arlington y j. and her child to the rail-
road station yesterday morning, about O'clock his
horse took fright and away and threw the occu-
pants of the wagon out into the street Mrs Bauer
received d scalp wound and had rib broken. Her
child an infant. five months old. ana Mr.. names
both escaped without injury. " , :,
The Republican Club Of the town OF Ossining. B B
ycAlpn president, will hold mass-meeting al i,s
;haadouarters Spring Street Hall. this evening Ad-
dresses will be delivered by General John Winhed
Scott of New-Jersey and Professor T. II. Roberts OF
Brooklyn -, A,s =. -
Joseph Woods. who is alleged to have robbed the
on August q. and who has been missing from I'm dne
syesterday and locked up by Policeman Carrigan.
having been arrested in Brooklyn.
Miss Grace Johnson the daughter Of J. E. johnson.
Of Croon-ave was seriously injured while riding her
bicycle on Saturday last In Poughkeepse. ana was
brought 10 her home In this village last evening.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
READY FOR THE COUNTY FAIR.
svrRYrHrSo COMPLETED FOR THE OPENING OF

EVERYTHING COMPLETED FOR THE OPENING OF
THE EXHIBITS TO-DAY.
The eleventh annual fair OF the Westchester
County Agricultural Society opens to-day at the
grounds. near White Plains.
For the last week workmen have been busy
putt.ng the grounds in order and ting the
various buildings Beginning on Saturday. tents
have sprung up Ike mushrooms in various direc-
sions and exhibits have poured in In great num-
ibers
Visitors TO the grounds to-day will find the fair
practically complete in all its departments and
attractions. irouding the balloon ascension. Japa-
nese acrobats trick horses and fancy bicycle
riding This afternoon there will be trotting on the
half-mile track. beginning at O'Clock. The fol-
lowing is list OF the entries:
2:2o CI.Ass-TROTTING OR PACING.
Maud b. bucskin m. Clarence Ware. Yonkers: Dutch
County Bell John Flannery. Fshkiil iuf
frank Medium. b. G.. James McClenahan Port Chester:
Gertrude G.. ch. Thomas Mcoiuness. New-Io Cy
Fast Asleep. blk. c. G. Martens. Mount Vernon
Brown Richmond. blk. l. J. Donboise. Yonkers Rock
e blk g., Henry Honran. Brooklyn Bonita. b. m kit-
Stock Farm. Mount Kisco Judge G.. ch Lee Flood
Greenwich. Conn: Daconis. b. 3. Jacob Wenner Nc"-
ICott b. e. John McKeever. New-York: Ksmu,h $. ro
~ Delrner Parkviile y. Y: Ambryon. blk. Charles
Costello. Hoboken y j.
300 CI.Ass-TRoTTlNG.
DAVID Bonner. b Oscar Anderson sing sing Is,y MAY
Chimes d. r Valentine Yonkers Holly Woodruff. b, e.
Harlem Valley stock Farm. w. p: Lady Harrison DIX
in f. y IApe White Pains Bell. b M r. BTes,s Ts,,;
sns s,1s i1aps Haae eb wliam II church Mount Ksco
enip Nose b e.. Elmer E. Stevens. New-york
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
WHITE PLAINS.

The Investigation into the management OF the West
chester Temporary Home for INDECENT Children VIII
ia continued to-day before Referee Guernsey AT tne
last session of the investigation Superintendent PIERCE
was placed on the stand. and his direct examination
will be continued to-day.
The Republican Congress Convention OF the Nv l,n
District reassembles at the Orawaupum Hotel III
This village this afternoon at o'clock.
Justice Martin j. Keogh. in the Supreme Court on
Monday handed down decision IN the .,. case So o1
Marlin Anderson OF Port Chester. Some time ago
Anderson applied TO County Treasurer Hoag 1or d
iouor tax certificate TO sell liquor In Port chester al
he ground that the necessary consent or people
within 200 feet of the proposed saloon hao nor De IN
.ch.aine5 Anderson appealed. and Justice keogh IN
mis- decision susans the action Of the County Ireas-
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
OBO. C.FLINT Co
~. IS AND AZ WEST 9o:sN
NEAR BROADWAY
FACTORY: l5t AND 1876 WEST 10TH STREET
HOPES t.@'' 6 SssSs S;s:s: d:,';:a &, : f: sy

Orsss sa@ay cass SiS nnd 5ca SF s shore @
CLEARED.
Steamer Curacao Bukeforth. Maracsibo and ST Thomas
steamer city OF Birmingham Burg savannah-Ocean
So Co
steamer Lain Ger. Hellmers. Bremen via southamp-
steamer AuTana oBr). Mckay Liverpool-v II Brown
Steamer Indian d'r Campbell. Liverpool-H NJ
Steamer city Of Columbia. Glover. Norfolk and New
port News-0ld Dominion So Go. .,o o. ,,,.,,ou
Steamer Richmond Davis. Newport News and Rich
s . Ap, & E,wdS 6Ss Esocs Port au Prince
Steamer pentasoet. oakes. Eastpor, and RocNand Me
steamer Michigan CBr. Findey. London-N Ship
Steamer Georgic Gr. Thompson Liverpool-R Ker-
steamer American Dutch. ButA Hook of Holland for
Bark Infatigable ,BD. Fack, Hull. E.-J Whitney
& Co.
mond Newport Sews and Rchmond Sy Of Columbia
Norfolk and Newport News.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
% for passed d3Tsa SHn tsm q
port. Tor New York. passed Gibraltar september 2s
FsG pasd ahy % Head @ss @ '''
cS4 S for anFss .hns passed Dover Fq%
steamer Glamorsnnshire ,'r VIVIAN: from Japan and
cns fSs M P''sa % Mt" s'Pss%seF a%
York, passed Prawe Point september ~.
Steamer Karlsruhe (Ger) Walter. from New-York Sep
steamer Mannheim der. Ochelmann from New-Yo
September IL via Halifax for Flushing passed Dover
September y.
temher 10 Boulogne and Rotterdam. passed the
Steamer Pioaua sBr.. Brown sailed nom Venice for
September -
steamer croft CBr) Robinson. sailed from Dundee for
steamer Mohican 'gr,. Cook sailed from Bristol FOR
New York September p.
steamer Newton tBr) Royce from Santos sailed from
Victoria for New York September -.
steamer Isis (Br). Walker. from New-York July a.
via Monevideo and Buenos Ayres arrived Rosario
August 81.
steamer Egyptian Prince tBrl. Coleman. from New
York Via Pernambuco and Rio Janelro arrived Santos
September Is .
August - via ~ Vincent arrived at Cape Town Sep
tember =.
ber s arrived at Naples september y
steamer KensngOn tllr). Bond. from New York Sep
,ember i6 arrived a Antwerp September 2j
steamer Matheson. from New York
,ernb.r y arrived a Manchester September 81
Francisco Jenkins. New
,.mher l3 arrived AT Hull September -.
steamer Handel Url Penrice from New York Septem-
her Tor Manchester arrived AT Liverpool September %
steamer Marenro ,rl bingham. from NV York Sep
,eml.r o. arrived AZ Newcastle September -
steamer Taormna Ger. fendt from New York sep
tember IL arrived at Hamburg september -.
steamer Benslder (8r). Thomson New York Sci
t4mter for Aden etc. arrived at Port said September
2s o..
Steamer city Cjr). Barclay from Newly sep
tember H. arrived . Bristol September 2S
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
WANTS TO DEBATE WITH DEPEW

The Socialist-Iabor party OF the Xth and NIth
Assembly districts held mass-mecting In Airing
ton Hail. No. 10 ST. Marks Place. last night About
six hundred people were present n Landon pre-
sided and the chief speakers OF the evening were
Charles H. Matchett candidate Of the Socialist
Labor party for President and Alexander Jonas.
The subject Of the addresses was The Money Ques-
ton versus Socialism
Mr. Matchett declared that neither the gold nor
the silver dollar was honest dollar and argued
that both the old parties were angling for the vote
~ the workinRman He said that there were
many silver barons as there were gold barons lie
finished by challenging Mr.. Depew ana 'al others
of his class" as he said, TO a debate
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
BooKsELLERs' CONTENTION TO MEET

The thirteenth annual convention Of the National
Association OF Booksellers Newsdea!ers and Sta
TONERS will be held In Boston on October 8. be-
ginning at 10 a. m. The questions to be considered
by this convention are an alliance OF publishers
for mutual advantage; measures for meeting the
competition OF department stores; the organization
of the trade in the United States and Canada the
postal laws and a plan to help the trade TO deal
direct with the publisher. and protect both me
delegates TO the convention from this city are NJ
Sampson J. T. Mack. ID. Bropny. 5. j. SouthweIl
i II Mcbride W. j. Herman, j. Brennan. j. T.
Martin NJ Frank. NJ. Schlegel = Elish. ~ Mhlken
apd II Newmark
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTEL

PROMINENT ARFI AIlS y r7'1'7'
AIBEMARLE-Justice Horace Gray. OF the
United States Supreme Court EVEREIT-James
g Clarkson. OF Iowa and the Rev. Dr Henry M
Field. FIFTH AvENCE-Chef Justice Melvine
w Fuller. of the United states supreme Dou..
rauo Irrre C Vann OF the New-York Supreme
Court: Senators A. T. German OF Maryland. James
K Jones of Arkansas. and Charles j. Faulkner OF
co,,orror-eIec, Ilewellyn Powers and Arthur Sew
all of Maine; Frank S. Black OF Troy and ,ie Gen
eral George s Batcheller. Saratoga "ii-oEr, 1l,
Rishop Thomas F. Gailor, OF Tennessee nor i.r
wv 1ns,ice Rufus w Peckham. OF the United
c,a,os Sunreme Court: Frank Campbell. OF Bath'
X " and Mayor F. J. Molloy. of Troy: Holr
1,AND-Judge Denis OBrien. Of the New o,a o., X
Court Of Appeals. and Mrs Meme ~ r,an. '"u Wb,,e
MURRAY HILI.-Commander Ed"in ing
I,n,ted states Navy. WALDORF-Senator >. =. o
oimoLhurn of Kentucky General J. X BROOKE
I,nitcd states Army. and Barclay H. "aroui 'o''
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
KATONAH.

Ex-Judge William H. Robertson was yesterday
confined his bed by illness, and reported in
the afternoon being low. He has overexerted
himself recently over the tangled state OF politics in
Westminster County where he has been the Repub-
lican leader for over a quarter OF century. His
friends noticed some time that he not
strong and he is pretty well advanced in years.
they fear ne may not recover. He had worried par
ticularly the Congress Convention called 10
meet the Orawampum Hotel. in White Plains to-
day and this is thought to have been the last
o cause his breakdown.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29

The healthy boy often Outgrows
short trousers before he's II, but 1t
takes years longer for a mother to out
grow her conviction that lOng-trOusers
are hOrrid.
Why? Because they were horrid-
a boy in mans suit
This season we offer boys first long
trOuscr suits that look bOyish.
Double and single-breasted, - to
O.-Everyt hing else boys wear.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
Prince and Broadway
Warren and Broadway.
BrOafwav.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
FREE COINAGE,
WHAT IT MEANS,
and other issues of the campaign.
TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.

MAJOR M'KINLEY's HOME LIFE.-With nu.
merOus ha ndsomc illustrations. The mnn ns
he Is seen at home during the campaign.
receiving visitors. making speeches. and
enjoying the few hours of relaxation.
Eight portraits of Major Mckinley at diner.
ent ages. with pictures of his mother and
wife. and Othe: attractive pictures.
Oddities of the campaign and how his
speeches are prepared. In IA SNOWY supple
ment extrn. & pages. Weekly Tribune size.
single copies, 1 cent; 10 copies. 10 ccntsi
100 copies. 80 cents; 1.Oo0 copies. 81 80.
REPUTATION REPIDIATED. David A.
WcIIss remarkable letter to The Tribune.
"Brcnkers Ahead" reprinted In "a supple
ment sheet. size of pages OF The Weekly
Tribune. and in addition extracts from
speeches of w. BOurke Cochran. David ID.
Hill and Cnri Schurz. all Democrats.
most effective document for circulation
omonr Democrats. 1 cent per cOpyi 10
copies. 10 cents, 100 copies. 80 cents, 1000
copies. 81 80.
ISSUES OF THE CAMPAIGN.-For popular
reading. four pages of the size OF Tho
Weekly Tribune. containing "Menace OF
Popocrncy." and "NO Cheap Dollars
Wanted, from ex-President HarrisOn's
speech; "What Free Coinage Means re-
prtnted from The Tribunei "One United
country" and "Silver FaIlacies Rfddled."
from william MckinIey's letter of accept
npce and Effects of the Bland Act and
Law of 1890" reprinted from The Tribune.
A most effective. short. campaign no'"T
mont. 1 cent per copy; ~ COPIES. Nv ce"sss
1oo copies 30 cents; 1000 copies. 81 90
GOLD AND SIVER.-The Question of Coin.
.ue-t pamphlet of 80 lnrGe pages. con-
tntning the entertaining and hard-hittfng
,otnt debute between Roswell g. HOrr and
T. = senator william VI. stewart FREQ
Cotnnre In which Mr.. HOrr completely
routed his adv ersary. The whole question.
on both sides. % cents per single copy.
REPUBLICAN TEXT BOOK.-A pamphlet of
IOs large pages, containing many articles
on the fundn entRl principles of the Cofn-
aye Issue. Banks and the Protective Tariff.
prepared by Roswell &. HOrr. This docu-
mcnt. issued I'm 1894. il exactly appropriate
for s0G. and cannot he improved upon. %
cents per single copy.
WILSON TARIFF BILL.-Rates compared with
the Mckinley bill. and containing also tho
text of the PopuIist Income Tax law. which
the Supreme Court declared uncOnstftu-
tiOnni. 10 cents per single copy.
WHOLE SILVER Ql EsTION IN NUTSHELL
A famous speech by John sherman.
small brochure. cents per single copy
ALL OF THE FOREGOING. IN ONE BUDGET
FOR so CENTS.
THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
THE TRIBUNE.

Steamer Aller Gen. ChrsiOrers. nom Ne" YIN W.
Cherhourg arrived a BiemerlaNen September . a..
steamer ,Oerl. pohic. from Ne" 10Th w
Genoa arrived at Gibraltar September y , ,-or
Steamer Scanda Visr). for New-ro'N s"'e" "S'.
Hamburg September -. -, ,... vork "a,
steamer Einm .Dutch). RoggeVecn from Ne" forN '''
Amsterdam. passed the Lizard september =, -. ,,,-
Steamer Friesand tB.lgl Nickes Ne" i"'N ''' NV
werp. passel Flushing september 20 ~, ..,,.A
steamer bolivia tBO. Baxter from Ne" i"iN' "''"
al Marselles September ~ A.. v,rk
81. amer Lackawannh ,brl kopihsoh' "Nh' w" i"
pa, s-d Brow Head september ~ A.. ~. ..u.t
Steamer Olbers tBelgp. Cadogan Tor Ne"-io'N S""'S
from Rio Janero September ~ >,v-. 90.
steamer Coleridge (Brl. saer. from New ao'A' W
Pernambuco. arrived at Rio Janciro septemoes ~
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
HARRISON.

A special school district meeting Will be held In
the Opera House Thursday evening Of this
week for the purpose OF voting on the question Of
purchasing new school site and the erection of
Il building. The school register contains 100
names. but few OF these pupils being under five
years old will not be allowed to attend. owing to
the crowded conditions when exist
The Ladies' Auxiliary at its annual meeting. Sc
.eced the following officers for the year President
Mrs. John NJ. COnnors vice president. Mrs r. l..
Gilbert: secretary Miss May Morrison: treasurer.
q Z CalhnMn
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
THE cERTIFIcATfON or CHECKS.

correspondent OF The Tribune says he Is In
formed the certhcatlon Of a check does not guar
antee It's payment. but simply guarantees the sig
nature. lie wishes to know whether he Is correctly
informed. In reply bank president. who is .
high financial authority says:
when q check is certified the bank that certifes
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29

49, The adiournments In the case nave Deeh nu-
mero,s and are causing much comment .,,.
Arrangements being made for tne lnirt' I'M,
annual target excursion Of the Enterprise hooN
and Ladder Company . r.,orhood ~
Railway Trajnmen will be held in the CASINO OH
Thanksgiving evening.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
MAMARONECK

The choir Of ST. Thomass Church is now re-
hearsing the music for harvest home festival
and reception which will be given in honor Of the
Rev Frank F. German, the new rector. The Rev
MIR German, who IS now assistant rector Of Holy
Trinity Church, in Middletown Conn. is expected
10 be ready 10 assume work In the parish on No
yember l.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
ELM SFORD.

After to-day all those who have failed 10 pay
their school taxes for School District No. VIII
Be charged additional per cent
Herberr Grozier and his family. who have been
spending the summer here. returned 20 New-York
yesterday.
c. 3. Somers, assistant at the County
AImshouse al East Ni-S. II spending his vacation
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
ARDSLEY.

petition is being circulated among the resi-
dsnts OF the village for an extra train, 10 leave
New.York about Q o'clock every evening
The streets on Ardsley Heights are TO receive g
coating OF bluestone. .
81. T. Doherty and his family have moved to
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
NEW-ROCHELLF.

The suit OF Burnett and Klenke against the VII
isee for annulling the ground Of fraud.
the granting Of franchise to the Union Railway
lCou1oany. has been further adjourned TO October
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise bS Sunset $40 Moon risespm 1919 Moons p
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-Sandy Hook II b2 Island O.05 Hell Gate :5s
PM-Sandy 12:04 9ov. Island 1910 Hell Gate
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
BROA COR. 31ST ST.

II guarantees not alone the signature. but that the
drawer has on deposit the amount called for by
the check. The amount OF the check Is charged
against the account OF the drawer at the time Of
.certincation II the amount called for by the
check should raised after certifcaion. the bank
which certified the check would repudiate it
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
E FuNrs FNE FUkNIrvM
A Louis XVI. Reception Room.

With the skill of magician we have
evoked Louis XVI. reception room,
just at the right of our entrance. So
true, so fascinating that one almost
expects painted and powdered court
beauty to appear as its mistress.
Delicacy and lightness of touch
mark every feature-frOm the exquis
ite carved ivory frieze over the en-
trance columns to the silk-covertd
walls (hand-painted in panels with
characteristic wreathS in visionary
green's and pinks), the flower-deco-
rated ceiling and the beautiful damask
chairs.
Come and see what bright welcome
it will give you.
HuY Tim MAKER"
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these eel.
umns are commended to the readers 81
YHE TRIBUNE thoroughly reliable. and
business can be done by mail with the ~
Vertisers with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
Announcements.
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NADAWA A.
COLLARS.
KELETA.

No home Is complete without Parker's Ginge
Tonic needed for every veakneS.
Parkers Hair Baisam is life 70 the hair.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29

Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty-second and broadway
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-21
Legislation for the Havk.ve,.

Dies MONIES. March 2l.-The senate de.
cided to vote on the liquor manufacture.
Inn bill next Thursday. The house tried
TO fix date, but failed. Senate passed
the amended building ana loan bill and
also the bill providing a taxation
OF per cent. on gross receipts Of express
companies. The house consided the code
bill governing attachments. garnishments
and executions. which passed. Davis in.
troduced a bill for the better regulation Of
the pharmacy commission. The house
passed bill giving railway commission.
ers power to fix maximum rates for ex.
press companies McArtbur's bill making
bills for liquors sold in counties operating
under mulct law collectable was defeated.
The senate bill passed requiring nurses in
charge of new born infants to report any
eoycness Of eyes within twelve hours or I've
fined 500. The bill requiring all freight
trains to carry passengers was defeated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-21
DOING GOOD EVERYWHERE


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