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MIR. OTTO II. Gilbert,


on my neck, my throat was 6lld 4
sores. and horrible ulcer broke oal
my jaw. After being treated igliiv
no success. l became disguised 4
changed doctors. was again II
the usual treatment Of mercr! >
took enough TO Kill an Ordinary q
OF course, ! was pronounced cu,a
a dozen times, the disease retra
each time, until my physician ID
admitted that he could do me 40 n
l am sure that no one M I
in a worse fix than my hir
fallen by the handful, my FEET va
swol en- that could scarcely vwt
was in a sad plight.
al had seen S. S. S. advetish
cure for this disease, and deteimfs
try it. and before ! had taken ont
felt much better. confined Y
tie remedy. and dozen botsla
NE completely, so that for i've p
have had no sign of the terrihltds
S. S. S. is the greatest blood rtms
the age, and is truly a God-sendta1
afflicted with contagious blood roy
For fifty years S. S. S. has bend
this terrible disease, even alter "
treatment failed. 1t is guarantee
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DAMAGE ny RAIN AND HAIL

Selma, Ala, May 2 "A severe rain and
hail storm swept over this cry and section
OF country, blowing down trees and Do.
InoilHhnK fencrr. Creut damage yns
done ia IN. growing croi,e, Four mllea
from Hsina on tho chiidarr place, several
houses were hiown 90 ~. four winds. and
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coAchINN cIrNs, rAnAnr.

New York. May I? Fifty thoussni uco
PIE witnessed the annual parade of III,
New YORK coaching clubs this aftern on
thpegh Inc PARA N0s not un 10 it's usual
standard owing 10 no fact tina, many
prominent members who have hitherto
taken part are just now absent In Europe
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FOR COUNTY JUp

J The Post IS authorized to n
name OF Il. Lee Schwan1er
Of county Judge of Harris 20.
subject 90 the action OF the
party.
MIR. w. n. SHAW MS n ct
county Judge OF Harris cou
10 the action of the democrat
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pOsTOFFIcr nOpHrp.

Mckinney. Texas, May 2--The posiof.
nee nj Snrdis, this county was robbed
last night. No clue to the robbers has
been discovered. Nine dollars In chanSs
was secured.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
AN AUSTIN GROCER.

Austin, Texas May Edward Peter
son grocer filed a deed OF trus, today
Il. r.. Rogers as trustee. Liabili-
.il.s krl-n
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LER.rARNAGE sn a,s.

bnIIas, TeNHs' "'' H
mage. who yesterday GU ,.slr 4
Texas Central railwu,;;,lsr N
h other-in-law, Or. ,rouhls
ON account Of family wv, ~
admitted 10 bail IN the s'
may recover.
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ANNOuNcEME.
FOR CONGRESS.

VOIN N'T4NV1 TNfs'Ns,,
THE POST Is authorized 4
HON. w. J., MccoMR Of
county for Congress from IN
/ gressional District, suhjcc, 4
of the Democratic cnnNcntto
THE POST is authorized I
HON. THoS. II. BALL of W
as Il candidate for Congrei
/ First Congressional District
the action OF the Dcmocra
eional Convention.
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story told hy the Newark police She Is
Tho wire Of Albert Dr,yer, Of - First
place, Brooklyn TO whom she has been
married fifteen years. They also say
that she IL insnre
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OFT or DANCE.

Austin. Texas, May Hspt
was accidentally shp. 10 vi
yesterday. was treusna,,oa v
10 receive medical al'e"
sideged cut OF DANGER
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ALL NAY Be EXECUTED.
Members Of the Competitor Party II
Danger of Being Shot
4 PRECEDENT FOR SUCH ACTON
Asoiher Expedition Has ssi.ed frou
Wiinltncton. Del spanish Continue
T. Murder Women aud nabie..

New York. Nay ..-A rsclai eahle als-
patch to the Herald f7em Havana says
The men captured o. the compe;isor are
;Ne first ai!sus.ess caught since tho re
Selioa besln The hsas IS seasrA 'ha,
they viii ss convicted ana shot \ rrece-
dent is found in N expsa.,ioa headed ny
Nacrisco Lapez who WIS sa-ro;eo.
Fifty Americans wh9 were w..h hin.
were shot. THsrc wer4 also several s.nh-
lsr cases ih ,se ias, WI The officials
assert sha, TIE papers seized have proved
the guilt OF ;se whole rAr,y. Eor,y-eiyh,
persons are believed 70 have disemoarked
from the Competitor. SIX Of ,heir. +, is
sad. were sho. ey the riarluss Of the
Spanish cruiser.
Key West ia Na> s.--eaaele al.
vices 'erelyei from cuba Z arrI state
ihnt goae o; ,nsse capia..l on ia4
scHoonfr Competitor have a. SIT h..sn ex-
"eAted. II IS believed thai the trial aow-
ever N-i take place tomorrow. six OF
ine persons Oh the Competitor were killed
during the eueseemoat ~al-a resulted il
TIE capture q .no schooner Va,s con
hiet probably gave rsa 70 reports that
persons on poara ihe COMPETITOR rad been
eNseis! Tte quantity VI ammunition
taat was captured was 10. ass large n
81 fr-i re,osiei, oA.y Sat.l cartridges
beias se.=.s.
NON gcr8. sAy "a a.spa,ch TO Tho
Woril frem HANNA says: Consul Genera.
~.li4nls bass Hol yH osio.fs-i e lot Of
toe nte pi.sVnags e"p-usci on me .Nmeri-
can schooner COMPETITOR. la 8orda ana
Maion are Anne. A. c.taei.s La Eorje
wrote a i, Ter 10 NJ. " i.Aains. s!N.ns HIM
10 co-le 90 So i.,In. sax ue.taer N!-inins
n1r Ia Buries lawyers huve - yet eAlael:
.1crss to ann
IN" lri-1n.rs are at the arsenal under
go.Ta. ,Nuiull4t.ou before mo Judge OF IN
strEc ioA. pnsl m.nary 10 summary naval
corri-in AFr..! The whoie pro sed.us Wi!
slS- more faan of- or tvo months Under
tine irrtty American citizens caught wltn
arms DO lh,ir aHais are rult.,4 70 be rep
resented by counsel
Use splltsl authorizes say the Com
peiifpf VAS ofyie.Nsi TO show her color> and
that slo haa no Nag Ter papers lad
hten thrown overheard !.s question OF
piracy U.ay 200 RAISED. pfl,r,sie" ;he prls-
onerS are ordinary prisoners OF war. SIN
OF 'hr party were snpt by the marines 81
tne M'Ise JegU. ou. OF the killed Is SAID
20 iuva been Quesado
ACCORDING 10 Us; found on he Com
pstlfpf there wclc forty-threc members OF
land and arc on tlielr way to Havana.
This rnnkcs seven prisoners altogether.
Tie SpanANrds found a printed proclh-
nation to the people Of cuba. signed ny
Ia B4rfo. The otn.r members OF the ~
peir'on escapel Their leaders name is
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e. w. HARRAL. w. W
HARRAL & Hal

Il (SMccessors 10 ". Ilar
lnvfte tho attention of tho pu
sire TO buy or sell REAL EST.
HOUSES. LOAN OR HoRiO
We do tho largest RENTAL
Houston aud make tOLLEl
RENTS A SPECIALITY.
uAkliAL & II
Slila II
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Round Trip Tickets from a
TO CITY OF MENICD-
trip.
round trip.
TO SAN ANTONIo--F
fian Endeavor meeting. al
Tickets received on deposit
points.
AND FROM ALL corPo>
TO MEMPHIS TENN,
Presbyterian Church. May
limited to return June :. &C,
ted States.
TO RIRMINGH M. Al
rian Church. NAV II md
TO PITTSEJRci. pA. -
limited for return 10 Mag
TO ST. Lrl'IS~-Jrno l
limited 10 June Il for roiur
TO RICHMOND. VA.
md n. good TO return W
than one fare.
TO BUFFALO. y. v
July !. with limit 10 July "a.
extension. Mt rate Of nne Il
TO WASIliNGT0N u
trip. with privilege Of oNtor
agent.
TO ST. LOUIS -Juiy u
ventions. limited 10 july = T
Full particulars viii be
Route.
G. ". BEIN. Traffic Ma
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Austin. Texas, May ,,Ss ~
Element OF Bas'rop o''A ,,aptt
made by him to ,h ms 10
shows q .otui colleeus
s7il.
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TELEGRtPHIC NOTES.

Dallas Tex. Feb IA black-sacei burglar.
either negro or a white man b,ackenei up
stabbed Jefferson smith fatally ami crushed TIE
skull OK his wife AZ their home or East Commerce
ST at Midnight No arrests nave been made.
Boston Feb. 1.-THE British steamer Samr.s
he crew OF three men from the schooner Lucy
Wentworth. OF Machlas. Ne. which she sighted
yesterday IN sinking condition about hundred
and seventy-hve miles east Of Boston Light.
Birmingham. Ala. Feb. l4-From Brights. "A
comes the story % the loss OF entire family By
measles The family Of T. A Fl gyms postmaster
were taken down AZ Almost the lie time with tht
ma.ady. First son twenty years Old died, ther
daughter eighteen years Old also died from "
effects u the disease. Neighbors had 10 bury th'
family one by one.
Fonda y Y. Feb ll-Wil!iam Youngs. wht
since Monday has been on trial for the murder o.
his wife Fort Hunter on December -, was 10
night convicted - murder in the nrst degree lH
prisoner was much affected when the jury naN
known the verdict foungs VIII be sehteiceu Nh 9i
dav morning by justice slower. The delence trlee
10 prove that the prisoner was insane when he com
mltted the deed. The jury was out nVe hours.
Niagara Falls. y Y. Feb N-An italian named
Anslow died at Niagara FAILS, ontario To-Day %
cause he would not buy m, nn Money n After h
deafh r. was found he had $500 on deposit IN Tn,
postottice Savings Bank and several hundred do4ar1
hidden about the house He was unmarried and
shoemaker by trade
Ruffao. Feb l4-About thousand un
endowed Poles gathered at the sub-otiice or th'
Street Department South Dlvision-st, Inn
morning and demanded work threatening trouN
ana the crowd dispersed. Some OF them appearee
at Police Headquarters and stated that theu
families were starving. The Poormaster VIII nav,
10 investigate their cases and furnish reief wnert
needed The crowd made up entirey or I'M
skilled .aborers whose work at this time OF the
year Is nearly always at standst~
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TO OPPOSE THE CONSOLIDATION BILL.

RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED RY THE UNION LEA'O|
CLUE OF THIS CITY.
~o- that the Union League Club has come ou'
60, q, onrostion 20 the Greater New-f DIX plan as
.noa,sa in the bill which Senator Lexow - sup
-osaa 70 he bent on engineering through the Legs
ia.ure the opporents Of the measure are key 70 "e
rrora hopefu that consolidation VIII De delea'eu %
DELAYED TIE sentiments Of the Union League C.uo
w.r. expressed IN The following resolution ""'o'
WA passed at the regular monthly meeting OF INC
club on Thursday night:
Tvb.rAas A bill IS now pending having for rs OBJ
.ec, the Consolidation OF the cities o. NeN-i N;
brooklyn Long Island CITY. RichihonI N"N"'' 49,
certain towns IN queens county; anu -. ,a ,,r'
Whereas The enactmen. into law Or tle san ~.
~orid ;rnpose upon the taxpayers OF the preSe ~.
70 NeU-YOrk an alttOLal taXduOh OF d. "a
- 90 90 with the likelihood OF a constant idp4 80.
Craase equivalent TO immediate Increase o. -
any of the large expenditures now prOJec,rA,
o. nun c4pal rapid transit, the improvement OF
many parks docks. etc. and such increase "o.- y.
.,.hSSut anv corresponding benefit 10 the present
cry Of Ncw-YOrk; ana ,, . 49,. .o,
s,,,ntional restriction as 70 the mourning OF d
b, man ID per cent OF the assessed valua-
- re- real estate OF the c0terminous city ana
county OF New-York. and would enable louQ4e '.a'
so1,lnt 10 BE- incurred. would revive B1aIl OF ~
Ter,-lsors with extensive powers injecting Hl-cl
cC-e,e,or into the administration OF aNd4rs, ana
vo-.S offer many opportunities Tor eNF@'dhd4e
administration and political J0opeTy; ,.,
t5.soivas That a committee OF nit~eI ne appoih1e-
y, ~ CHAIR - oppose the passage or the SAD D!
n sucA manner a. may seem % DC proper %il pa
Navo- ~ tnls city and the Governor ~ tAls S,ate
t',i5 me sad bin reach them for their considera-
ton ,...-
General Horace Porter. the president OF the Union
rs,gue Club will name the committee called for Dy
the resolution in Few days
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WEARY WAITING FOR A FIGHT.
THE sHoRT-HAIRED FRATERNITY LEAVING FL
PAsO N HUGE DISGUST.

THE sHoRT-HAIRED FRATERNITY LEAVING FL
PAso ~ HUGE DISGUST
Fl Paso Tex. Feb 14-T'here was considerable
thinning out O, disguised sports today. More
are going on TIE morning and evening trains o;
Saturday. and the prospects are that the crowd az
the rincsiae on Monday provided that Maher r. n
condition 10 get within the ropes will be com
posed IN the main OF the local fraternity The pro
motors continue 10 insist that the size % the
crowd Is secondary consideration and that the
chief point Is 10 ge, the men together, but they
wax indignant when It Is suggested that this means
more OF an exhibition :or the benefit of the kineto-
scope than sira.ghtout contest for the worlcs
championship.
On the question OF the minor contests that were
10 round out the carnival" the managers continue
10 manifest reticencs that IS calling 10 Dixon.
Marshall Walcott Leeds Everhart and the re-
rnainGer O, he secondary Try. who have been
droppins into the office al frequent intervals WITH
the view OF finding out Just whore they stood TINS
evening the pressure both from tOVnspeope ana
officially that 4 Maher stN unable 20 hght on
Monday or Tuesday the D.xOn-Marsha!l and Ever
hari-Iee.is fights would be put on for IN 80 days
bur fnat the bate ground or grounds would not
be the same as selected for The PRINCIPAL contest
Word came this evening by telephone from Las
Cruces 10 Buck Connolly that, under the treat
rnent prescribed by Dr. White. Makers eyes had
considerably improved during fne gay. and that
on Monday Tuesday. Before going up 20 Las
Cruces on the late train Connolly said. We sha.
ask another p0stponement = Maher cannot ace
well enough Monday. and Z J., is refused. then
however, that they vii be wiling 20 wait while
longer II Il Is necessary
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HIS BRETHREN THE HOSTS.
GOVERNOR GRIGGs HONoRED BY THE
THETA DELTA CHI
rnr arEsr OF MEMBERs on HIs COLLEGE,

THE GUEST OF MEMBERS OF HIS COl>LhTG
SOCIETY AT DINNER AT DELMONICos.
In honorng Governor John W. Griggs. OF New
Jersey at DelmOncO's last night the Theta Delta
Chi Fraternity paid hospitabe tribute TO MEM
Der who by his brilliant qualities and superb cour
age has won his way 10 the front rank OF onlciai
life in his State Governor Griggss brave struggle
against well-intrenched and organized opp1sition
and his successful surrounding OF seemingly over
wheming odds have justly been remembered by
the fraternity and the enthusiastic reception which
the members Of the society accorded him last night
Will vie in heartncss and generosity with any OF
the popular plaEdlts that were lavshed on New
Jerseys Governor when he ousted from power at
Trenton the Democratic ring that had for so long
and SO unwisciy ruled the State.
College songs and college cries factor in
last nights dinner from start end. but IN
variably the yels OF the OF the numerous
universities and colleges which were represented
ended with the whole-souled and thrice-repeated
cry Of "Ciriggs Griggs, Griggs.
Willis 5. Paine presided AMI seated with MIN al
the head Of the table Governor Ciriggs Coo
mel William l. stone James y. Cruicksnank and
carl \. Harstr1m. the pres.den, Of the fraternity
Among the l5O mDers who were also pres
ent were b r. Mansfield. John H. Morse, Clay W.
Holmes Seward ~ S.mons. OF Buffalo Jacob SPAIN
OF Rochester. Frank G. Bottown. OF Rochester; ex-
CONGRESSMAN f. j. sp.one-. u; Rhode Island. Frank
lin burd=.. tae Rev. Or. James Demerest, Of Flush
Ing. Webster ~ Waikiey. Of Brooklyn; Professor
J. Mob. Sterre,t Mortimer q. A.donls. the Rev
Or Gregs Of Brooklyn, President Capen Of Tufts
College. Edward Scheack. Frederick Carter Clark
Fisher, " Trenton, Charles b. Aiamson. of Phia-
ariphia. l. Pai4ec. - Haz.e-on. Penn. T. Sherrard
Of Troy and Alexander Elliott of orange The
committee In charge OK the dinner arrangements
We're Rudolph TomD1 lr.. Walter S,rooe, George
k0smak auI 81 .xaul-r Brown.
Paine opening Oritgry introduced Gov
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rnE coR0NERs JURY HOLDS Az INQUEST N
THE CASE or CARRIE A. POTTER
An lrqu.s, was held last night oy Coroner Mason
n, .ee bo.n4 u cyrus s. Runce a. ~. lN Rose
,.1.., Brooklyn. o. inquire into TIE eir'rin-
stance. CAUSING the death % Carrie y Potter
twenty wears old a niece of NJ Bu.-e The te'-
t.r.1ny brought out that the yolng "onAns DEAN
wa. i.e q, injuries receive! hy fl.llns "'n Il ny
ar.,.u. elevator .n tne Metropolitan Lie Insurance
Cor,p4nv Building. al TWenty-'h.rl-s,. ana Mao
s.r-a,. from tae ninth story. on orton'r - LAST
Tho YOUNG woman va q clerk "i").oy"' oy '-'
insurance COMPANY and vas goiag CD tn~ ""lh
floor when the accident happened A me e'ett.D.
rea he'd the noor tne water. through an A''..'.
~ . rre was let out. and ta' 'iF Nr-'.'.'.. .
VITA great force. although q vas -.'Ppr' .- Z
bts.r.art by one ~ the safety Dlr rs I"' f'..''3
woman received A severe shock. bus oihrI"- -' -
believed ,1 have escaped unlnJir"I. As Also 81"
..e,tf,r conductor Snr was taken home. anu "'-
.a.-r. H., I'D nat .-, was constantly under h''-
tors care She wasted away io 7u IN an ~ 80
thar when sn- Ged sre was mere 7kri'."i' t""
autopsy ma g. by Dr. J. T. Valentine St'"rl 'll1.
m. re.vls nal parted for ha.t Az lnc H. am ~"
pnvs'ean gave "a his opinion thit irh.H "a' "''
I, -.r.r,t weakening oi tlr Vita. organs ,
TIE engineer u the elevators was pir7'is - '''.
inquest and ne admitted ma Tul M"S Oh "
on the elevator on which Mss Potter Vas i'S
s.rger and that the could not nave ma
many trips before a leakage wouli nave o'' =.
The fu-y Rendered! verdict tnAi t.i' 'v'''-'
wortr'. death was due % injuries rreriN rl ~ '.
elevator ,a me Metropolitan Insurance 'iPa.5 ;
building when yell be, tuse ci t"e rs - u. 49,.
he c,niu4uy 10 KEEP tn. elevator In proper cohH-
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rPorB1rS or BrSIyESS HEN.

Duluth MINI. Feb l4-Charles . Firoved and
other creditors Of the bankrupt state Bank have
fled 4 SUIT against the bank and rs stockholders
Individually under the law providing for recovery
In double the amount of The stock The Court il
asked % make IN order requiring every one OF over
three hundred creditors 20 Join n the action or n"
barre! from recovery on account of the assignee
unntness the Court X asked % substitute re-
c-!yer Assets paced at $1,000 and Liabilities
$3.50
San jose Cal Feb. Al Z. Anderson. fruit
dealer Is lnsovent His Liabilities are placed az
$4,000 The Chicago Fruit Transportation Com
pany is said 20 Pc creditor 20 the amount of t4s.
% Andersor's assets consist of land. heavily
mortGaFei
Cincinnati Feb ll-Jacob Nogel & Son, pork
packers assigned to-day with preferences to Frank
j. Dorger Assets $1,000. liabilities not known.
Jacob N0ge made individual assignment. A.
sets t25.CN. liabilities Unknown.
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MISS ANTHOVYs TALK TO STUDENTS.

Rochester Feb. l4.-Four hundred students u the
Rochester Business University listened % an af-
dress this morning by Miss Susan b. Anthony on
business Women; Their Rights and Duties" The
lecturer was heartily cheered she took the plat
form. Miss Anthony skstched the history Of the
Advancement Of woman from century ago. when
she was as Miss Anthony put II. IN state u
slavery: when she was dependent upon the bounty
OF man; when her husband had sole control II her
person. her property and her children; when she
was not thought competent - do aught in busl-
ness or professional way except % teach In
country school. down % the present, when woman
has Invaded every avenue for obtaining hvcl.-
hood. every professional pursuit and every sphere
Of business: when she pursues ne same studies and
a successfully as III man. Mss Anthony SAID
that while The condition o. woman had greatly lm-
proved. il was SIN NOT what % should be. Women
were pad but lttle more taan half a. much for do
iny exactly the same work men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-15
4 SALVATION ARMY MARRIAGE.

ST. Louis Feb 1.-THE Midland Congress ~ the
Salvation Army opened yesterdays proceed nrs with
prayers IN" Centenary Methodist Episcopal
Church At 10 O'Clock Brigader- General French re-
ce!ved telegram announcing that an unioOked-for
emergency would prevent Commander Ballington
Booth from attending the Congress. he having been
detained In New-YOrk 20 meet delegation from
London. Brigadier-'ienerai Fielding. Of Chicago.
detailed supply me vacancy The principal
incident q the Congress took place last ghi when
CAPTAIN Emma Harmon. Of Denver. and Ensign
Austin Chapman. cf s. Louis united IN mar
riagr on the stage at Music Hall Exposition Bud
ing The Congress then c.3sed ~ 8 Louis session
with an address by Brig1dier-Ci-rcral Fielding on
The Advance % the salvation Army IN America.
the topic on which Commander Booth was TO have
pk.u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-15
BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.

Albany Feb l4-The Governor has signed the
following bills:
Ctan,er ,--Senator Lexow's. cefng TO me tinted
s,ates Jurisdiction over the Palisades OF ne Hun
eon 10 be occupied d military anu \d'-Vi'A
park ,,. .,-,,.,,r 9, 90
FOR ne purchase OF grounds for burial purposes ior
the use OF the Syracuse state Institution ior reeO'e
VI n1eG children. ,, ,bo
Toari o. Trustees OF the Clifton Springs SAM
tarurn 70 issue bonds 70 complete tner sahtdr'un
10 the United States over certain IaAds N me
town OF Southhe.d. Richmond County, 10 De ocgI
pied as sites FOR fortlhcstions and seacoast de-
fences. ,.
Chapter is-Assou'bvman O'Grady's. appropriat-
ing 5000 for repairs and expenses IN arrAhe4H@
records In the state Engineers ONCE.
Chapter cp-Asscmblyman Downs :. relative 10 tne
recor5lng ~ cert fcates Of sale OF Orleans County
property d.sUosed OF FOR unpaid taxes
Chapter 2l-Senator Elsworths :. Authorizing
Lockrort 10 borrow g 80 for fire purposes.
Chapter 22-Asscmbym Hobbies creating the
,rice OF Police Justice I'm Fort Edward.