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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
FEDERAL DEBT STATEMENT.
Net Increase During February OF
s4.592.137--Cnsh in Treasury.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March l.
The debt statement issued this after
noon. shows a net increase in the public
debt less cash in the Treasury, during
February, Of SL592lS7. The interest
bearing debt increased 800, the non-in-
terest-bearing debt increased S,V6 122.
and the cash I'm the Treasury decreased
50. .525165 The balances OF the several
classes OF debt February 2Sth We're: In
terest st-bearing debt, $S47 $50; debt on
which interest has ceased since maturity,
81 1853 no. debt bearing no interest, $780,
.71l5i9. Total 81 22j, 457. 7O9.
The certificates and Treasury notes on
set by an equal amount Of cash In the
Treasury. outstanding at the end of the
month. were 500, 81 57S-an increase OF
81 COZ. 900.
The total cash i'm the Treasury was
sSs4 238. 1855. The gold reserve was NOO'-
600 600: net cash balance, $ll2,87,2 255. In
the month there was an increase in gold
coin and bars of S,SlS9O6; the total at
the close being $lS6 2o6,O2S.
OF silver there was an increase OF
81 q22. .917. OF the surplus there was in
nationai bank repositories SIG, 5000
against s1G.573, ,729 at the end of the previ-
Gus month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
RIOT IN KNOXVILLE.
street Railway Lines at Wnr-A
Negro shot.

KNOXVILLE. TENN, March IA
snall-sized riot occurred on the streets
of Knoxville early this morning, in
which one man was killed and "A dozen
or more hurt. The trouble grew out of
pending street-railyay litigation. Two
rival street-car companies want to oc-
cupy the same street. The Knoxville
Street-Railway has occupied the street
for several years. The Citizens rail-
way. a new corporation, wants 10 parallel
these tracks. but the CitY Council
refuses TO give them right OF way.
Earlv this morning the latter company
mt 300 men to work laying tracks. The
citv authorities stopped the work, un-
der on ordinance that the streets shall
not be dug up during the winter months.
The Citizens Railway people claimed
that they had an injunction from the
United States Court restraining the city
from interfering. The police were or
dered 10 arrest the laborers, but as fast
as the men were arrested, they gave
bond and went back to work. The po-
lice became powerless, and the fire de-
partment was called out 10 disperse the
crowd with water When this was at
tempted a negro tried TO cut tine hose,
but was prevented by Chief Mcintosh
whereupon another negro struck the
chief with a club Lieutenant-of-Pollee
Hood shot the negro, and this enraged the
crowd The entire police force was ar
rested by the Sheriff and his deputies
and the laborers were put back TO WORK.
Later. an injunction was issued py Clr-
cuit-Judge Sneed. restraining the COM
pany from tearing up the streets rms
stopped the matter temporarily. Mayor
Heiskell appealed TO the mob TO disperse'
hut he WAS hOOted down.
Excitement runs high. The latest move
made is the arrest of all the citizens
Railway officials for melting the riot.
All the city officials from chairman or
the Board OF Public Works down to nre-
man, is under arrest.
Tonight. the city is quiet apparently
but il is believed by the city oihcials tha'
before morning the contractors VIII over
ride the injunction and 20 TO WORK
Twentv-hve extra policemen have been
svorn In. and are in reserve. Mayor
Heiskell made a statement tonight, say
inc that he would preserve the peace at
all hazards.
C-bief NcIntosh. OF the Fire Depart
mont tonight appears TO be worse hurt
than al first anticipated Just as the
r,ot had been quelled a big fire broke
ont and he rushed from the doctors Of
ace and. mounting his wagon, was the
first man at the fire.
q.ha Injunction case will be argued to-
marrow before Judge Lindsay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
CONSUL L-GEN'L LEE.
HE DID THREATEN TO RESIGN,
AFTER ALL.
CORRESPONDENCE BEFORE SENATE.
II shows That the General Said He
Wouid have to Leave Habann
Unless the Government Supported
Him.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. March 1.-The
correspondence OF the Department of
State with Consul-General Lee at Ha-
bana in the case OF Charles Scott. an
American citizen, which was laid before
the Senate tonight. confirms the pub
lished story that General Lee threatened
TO resign unless the department support
ed his demand that Scott be released
from solitary confinement
The correspondence is much like half
of a conversation by telephone, as the
only kilograms sent 70 the department
by General Lee are transmitted the de-
partments end of the interchange being
omitted.
February 9th, General Lee wired the
State Department.: Charles Scott, an
American, arrested at Regla this morn
ing. Charges not vet known"
The next is dated February Goth, and
says Scott had been in jail in Habana
without communication for 26i hours.
The dispatch continues: Cannot stand
another Ruiz murder, and have demand
ed his release. How many war-vessels
AZ Key West, or within reach, and will
they be ordered here at once, If neces-
sary, to sustain demand?'
February 23d he again telegraphs Sec
retary Olney, evidently replying to in
quiries, and in language that can scarce
ly be misunderstood:
THREAT OF RESIGNATION.
situation simple. Experience at Gu
anabacoa made It my duty to demand
before too late that another American,
who had been fncommunicado' 26i hours
be released from said incommunicado,
and I did so in courteous terms. If you
support it. and Scott is so released, the
trouble will terminate. If you do not
I must depart. All others arrested with
Scott have been put in communication
why should the only American in the
lot not be? He has been 'incommuni-
cado' now S3S hours"
The correspondence closes with a tele-
gram of the same date, in which Gene
raj Lee informs the State Department
that his demand has been complied with
and that Scott has been released from
"incommunicado," after fourteen days
solitary confinement in a damp cell, five
feet by eleven, with water on the floor
"He was not allowed a chair, or any
! thing to sleep on. Scott says he went
always twelve hours without water, anc
once two days. Scott was charged with
| having Cuban postage stamps in his
house. Was an employee Of an American
gas company"
In regard to the arrest of f. j
| Caseanas. an American citizen, Genera
Lee, on February 18th, in dispatch
announcing his arrest denounced it as
great. outrage, and said there were simi
| lar cases at Sagua and elsewhere II
/ the island. The department, So day
| later. ordered General Lee to report upor
| the whole facts, and on February 2itl
General Lee replied that Caseanas in
sisted that his treaty right should b
respected. The prisoner had resided a.
| Sagua since his registration there, II
1871. The other dispatches show the mum
| ber of his registrative entry. number o.
nassport. etc. and conclude with dis
patch dated February 9th, leaving th'
matter undisposed Of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02

The present New England Magazine is
not the first magazine with that title
which has been published in Boston,
This old New England Magazine mas
now become almost forgotten, but 1t
plaved I'm its time a very important part.
The first of DR.. Holiness "Autocrat OF
the Breakfast Table" papers appeared In
its pages. and among its contributors
were Hawthorne, Longfellow, whittier
Edward Everett, and all the brightest
minds Of the time. Rev. George Wills
Cooke contributes thorough and
Interesting article upon this historic pub
Iication to the March No. Of the New
England Magazine. His article Is Mus
trated bv copies of all the pictures which
anneared I'm the magazines successive
voiumes. and the interesting account
vlIl be read with eagerness by all who
,,,a 10 dive into our literary antiquities.
WARREN F. KELLOGG Park Square,
Roston Mass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
About Home Comforts.
Have YOU renewed your Parlor?

Have you renewed your Parior?
Have you refurnished your Dining
Room2
Have you purchased your Wedding Out
fit?
Have you bought those odd pieces for
the new house2
Have you secured that Chamber Set
for your daughters birthday?
Have you presented your husband with
that Easy Chair promised him?
Have you ordered that Carpet Sweeper
and Centre Table your wife requested
you TO send homer
III you haven't. then why not attend
10 II on Monday? What Is the use OF
waiting until Mrs. Wlse and her cousin,
Mrs. Thrift. shall have gotten the best
bargains? Good sense dictates that you
should go right down TO Waller Scotrs $
trustee sale, at 1911 east Main street.
and pay $50 for what Is going TO cost
you 500 when that stock is all gone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
SUSTAINED THE VERDICT.
In a. Suit for Damages Against the
Southern.

LYNCHBURG, VA. March l.--(special)
Judge Stafford G. Whittle, of the Circuit
court. to-day overruled the demurrer Of
the defendants in the suit OF Callahans
ADMINISTRATOR against The southern rail-
t5rv i'm the case for $4,000 damages.
Some months ago the Callahan family.
copsisting of husband and wife and two
Young children. accompanied by lady
;rSn1 were riding home In an open
,,."ror and. when crossing the track OF
,hne southern road at Lawyers Station.
ehout fen miles below Lyschburg. were
struck by a passenger tr'Jl, and all tiye
t,'st"n,lv killed. A suit for $4,000 was
iiliso.,s1,,,tcd i'm each case. The suits brought
,S h,s he administrator of the two children
~ DSere ~ tried first. the jury rendering a
verdict for 5000 for each death So1nsSei 'o iSa
n,,,tence but without avail. The other
,rree cases will be tried ut next term
of Campbell County Court. --.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
Tbe brownies Have Come.

All the children in families where the
Disnatch is taken will rejoice at this an
nouncement: Palmer CoXs Brownie
Primers-the most attractive and latest
i,,venile books out-will be practically
given away by the Dispatch to its sub
scribers. They are four in number,
ond retail at Is cents each. The Dispatch
,,,,,, mail ali four to any one who will
send 10 cents and the coupon cut from
tho advertisement together with name
ord address plainly written. Those who
nrefer can call and get these books at
tho counter for 10 cents and one coupon.
DON'T fail to get the Brownie Primers
for the children. They are simply de-
lfqbtfui
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
speciaI Rates Via Southern Rail-
WAY 10 Mardi Gras at New Orleans,
MobiIe, and Birming ham.

For the above occasions the Southern
railway will sell tickets at one fare for
the round-trip to those wishing to at
tend this carnival, at either New Orleans,
Mobile, or Birmingham Tickets on sale
February 26th to March LIST, inclusive;
limited for the return trip to fifteen days
from date Of sale Regular military
companies in uniform obtain very low
rate. Parties holding tickets for this
occasion in New Orleans, who attend the
catholic Winter School at that point.
can obtain an extension OF limit 10 not
later than March 20th. in accordance with
the rules OF that institution.
FOR further Observation-Disclosures
pullman reservations, etc.-apply 10 C.
w Westbury, travelling passenger agent,
No. 92O east Main street; ticket agent,
southern Railway Depot; or Richmond
Transfer Company, No. $40 east Main
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
Rates to WnshinGton on Account of
Presidential Inauguration.

For the above occasion. the southern
railway will sell tickets to Washington,
u. c.. and return at the rate OF one first
class. limited fare for The round-trip
Tickets on sale March lst %, and Sd, and
from points within radius of 200 miles
from Washington. for morning trains, on
the 4th; final limit Of all tickets March
Sth.
For further nformation-schedules
Pullman reservations. etc.-apply to any
agent OF Southern railway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02

met Mr. Fiegenhelmer at the Arragon TO-
night. While the Heptasophs have not
large membership In Georgia, there are
5000 of them in the United states. IL u
a fraternal and beneficial order. Inc
charter was obtained In 1878.
Mr.. Flegenheimer Is Clerk Of the Unlted
States District Court for the Eastern Dis
trict of Virginia. He is at present making
tour OF this the TWELFTH district OF
conclaves for the purpose of installing olii-
GERS. He will visit Americus. Albany, Co
lumbus. Savannah. and Charlotte before
returning TO his home. at Richmond.
The principal officers of the Heptasophs
are: M. G. Cohen. Of Pittsburg, Supreme
Archon: S. II. Tattersall Of Baltimore,
Supreme Secretary. and j. @. Stock. or
Baltimore, Supreme Treasurer. The next
supreme conc!ave of the order Will be held
at Louisville May 5th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02

selling oleomarglne without having II
stamped and marked as required oy inc
regulations issued by the Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue. They applied 10
the Supreme Court for release or Wits
of habeas corpus. on the ground that II
was not competent for Congress 10 oeie,
gate to the Commissioner OF intsrnai
Revenue or 10 the Secretary OF tne lred-
sury the judicial functions "nicn tney
exercised In this case The Chief Justice
held that II was revenue law, and
that the issue of stamps was purely an
administrative function. The writs OF
habeas corpus were denied, and the pc
titioners remanded to custody, to serve
out their sentences.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
ISSUE OF SILVER DOLLARS.
Coinage of Gold and silver During
the Month of February.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March l.
The issue of standard silver dollars from
the mints and Treasury offices for the
week ended February 9th was $i27. .4GS
and for the corresponding period last
year was s46S, ,955. The shipment of frac-
tional silver coin for the month Of Feb
ruary was ss206OS, and for the CORE
spending period last year was So'o'2V1.
During the month OF February the
coinage executed at the mints Of the
tinted States amounted in monetary
value to 81. .757 $50. The total gold
coined was 1850 pieces, valued at
$40 1s2 900. The silver dollars coined
Numbered 10000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02

In view OF the Unauthorized and wholly
unwarranted publications by the Evening
Leader and the Times newspapers or
the 9th and 2Sth February, associating
my name with the Newport News Land
Company"-announcing that meeting
of its stockholders would be held at my
ofice-I beg TO inform my friends and
the public that I am not. never have
heen' and have no desire or expectation
OF being I'm any way interested in or
connected with the said Newport News
Land Company, and that there will be
no meeting OF the said company at my
office. JAMES Is. ELAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
Ho, FOR WASHINGTON.
To the Inauguration of President
Mckinley.

The Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company will sell
tickets, Richmond TO Washington. and
return. March 1st Cd, and Sd. and for
morning trains March A. 1897, for $3.50,
good to return until March sth. inclusive.
In addition to the four regular trains
per day in each direction, specials VIII
be arranged for at hours 10 suit.
Special cars for organizations.
short line between Richmond and Wash
ington.
Frequent fast trains. No transfers.
ORGANIZATIONS wishing special cars
should arrange for same at once.
c. A. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
Special Train To VIM tOn and
Return March 4th, ~. - +. 4 II.
II. r., Account of thg residential
snw

A Special Train will leave Elba station,
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad, Thursday morning, March 4th'
at 8 A. NJ. for Washington, ID. c., TO ac-
commodate the Inauguration travel. The
train is expected to arrive at Washington
about 10 A. NJ Returning Will
leave Washington at p. NJ, reaching
Elba about IL o'clock the same evening.
A parlor car will be attached to this
train going and returning.
There will be ticket agent at Elba
TO sell the round-trip tickets for this
special train. only $3.50 for round-trip.
tickets good until March Sth.
See published schedule of the four regu-
lar trains between Richmond and Wash
ington. c. A. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
Inauguration.
SPECIAL TRAIN VIA C. e. o.

SPECIAL TRAIN VIA c. e. O.
Save hotel bill, and avoid reaching
Washington at an unreasonable hour.
4 speclal train with Pullman sleeping
cars will leave Richmond Q3road-Street
station). via Chesapeake and Ohio, on
March Cd. at II 40 =. NJ. reaching Wash
ington at 1880 a. NJ. Returning, leave
Washington at II p. NJ, reaching Rich
mond A. NJ. only $50 for double
berth on these sleeping cars.
This train will carry coaches for those
not desiring sleeplng-car accommoda-
tons.
Sleeping-car herths can be reserved on
this train at Chesapeake and Ohio Pas
seneer Office, 500 east Main street; or
AT Richmond Transfer Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
LOUISIANA INSURANCE STATUTE.
1t Is Declared Unconstitutional by
the supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 1.-The
statute of the State of Louisiana. pro-
hiblting. under penalty of N,OOo, citizens
Of the state from doing any act in con-
peetion with the issuing Of policy of in
surance by a company, which has not
conformed 10 the requirements for do
ing business in that State, was to-day
declared by the Supreme Court Of the
United States TO be unconstitutional.
Justice shiras. speaking for the court,
said the statute was an unconstitutional
infringement upon the liberty of the citi-
zen. and the judgment OF the State courts
was. therefore. reversed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
DEMOLISHED BY AN AVALANCHE.
Part of Monastery OF st. Bernard
Carried Away-NO Lives Lost.

BERNE March 1.-The left wing OF
the great monastery Of ST. Bernard has
been demolished by an avalanche. For
tunately, no lives were lost, nor was
any one seriously injured, but the
monks occupying the monastery were
I'm serious danger for some time before
their safety was assured. When the great
masses Of snow and ice descended upon
the building. the occupants took refuge
in a part Of the building which remained
intact. and from there were able to dig a
tunnel under the snow. through which
they crawled. Most of them were Sc
yerely frOstbitten.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
The Definition or

Indigestion and Constipation is stop
page Of or cloggng OF the CHANNELS.
through which the blood flows through
the system. resulting I'm a variety Of dis
eases. for which Colonial Water is cer-
tain cure or preventive. Pa~-r lets. with
analysis and physicians ccr''i1ates, free.
Office. No. S2l east Main e''.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
Medice-Insurance Lectures.

AZ announced in the catalogue OF tho
Medical College Of Virginia. DR.. James
B. McCaw, for many years professor
In that institution, will deliver In the
college building two lectures, on Tho
Relation OF Medicine 10 Life Insurance.
the frst. on Tuesday. March 2. 1897. and
the second. on Tuesday March ., l@7.
The medical profession are invited TO pe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
THE oLEoMARGARlNE LAW.
Criminal Feature sustnined by the
Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March l.
Tho criminal feature OF the oleomar-
rarIne law was sustained by the SUI
srarne Court OF the United States to-day.
Three persons were convicted in the
courts OF the District OF Columbia Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
THE HEPTAsOPHs.
peputy-supreme Archon Fiesen-
beimer at Atlanta.

ATLANTA. GA, March i.-(SpeciaL)--
Henry Flegenheimer. OF hiehmonu, va,
- q, ,,anta to-day Mr.. F.egenheimer
is Denuty supreme Archon of the order
:, uantasonhs. and came here TO install
,hs new officers in the local lodge.
The members OF the Atlanta chapter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
INAUGURATION.
speciaI Rates Via Chesapeake and
0hin.

on March 1st, %, 3D. and 4th the chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company Will
sell round-trip tickets from all stations
TO Washington. ID. c., at half-rates.
These tickets will be good for return un-
iii March 8th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02

al HAVE BEEN AFFLICTED with an affection ei
the Throat from childhood. caused by diphfhs-
ria. and have used various remedies, but have
never found anything equal to bRo"ss sSos'
ou.L TRocHEs Rev. @. M. +. Hampton
Pike,on, Ky. Sold only In boxes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02

Serts 'S S,o department, %. special 500; cu.-
rSmVe recsoI led' e. and the Auditor is hereby di
'''yv NJ 20 balance his books accordingly.
So, 80. mere shall be appropriated from the
"'tuS ahu resources OF the city for the
Shr tn1lng the Sist day OF January. 1898
w. w .olloWlng sums and FOR the purposes
q, ,,en,lohedi l'.l and the said sums shall not.
except by a vote OF two-thirds of me
Mhole Council In favor OF such increase
on ADDITION, said vote to be taken by yeas
and nays-ViZ: ~ '
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
rbe Weather.

wASHTNGTON. D. @, March
Forecast for Virginia: Partly
lnlllllNI cloudy weather: possibly light
showers Tuesday night; souther-
lv winds. shifting 10 westerly;
or Tuesday morning; slightly cooler
at night. e.,A 1...o,t...
par,iv cloudy weather; probably local
'sa,ners on the coast: slightly warmer
o. the interior: easterly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.

Accommodating the ordinance was e5 d
statement of the receipts of the city rom
ali sources during the fiscal year, ISYo anu anu
the estimated receipts for 1891. Ihls Wa Wa
prepared and presented Dy the Ni'S toS'ed
MAJ The total estimated receipts Tor lSyO S.'
49, Il 299 $50 while the receipts actuaily
were 81 857. .033. . ne estimated income lUi
tce7 is 81 .352. $40. The statement was, eA
.ryt as 10 estimated receipts for lss6' as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-02

Provided. that the foregoing appIopria-
tiOns to charitable INSTITUTIONS anu nm nm
farv organizations shall De palu III quai
tcriv iustalments. and that the quarterly
n,,nYenfs of the foregoing appropriations
of $50 TO the Friends Colored orphan
Asylum: $375 TO the Female humane As
ISOLATION: $3.50 TO the Richmond MAI
Orphan Asylum; $3.50 TO the keIISdt ,5s, TO- Iol
Urinary. shall authorize the Counch COM
mfttee on Relief of the Poor 10 pIdce
and keen in each OF sald institutions
,gifbouf any additional charge 10 the CITY,
a number of children or adults not ~
ceediug five to be selected 10y sald COM
rnittee from such as may be from tlluC
to time admitted TO the city Ahnshouse,
and I'm case Of the refusdl on Wy P"i e
of any of the abOVe-nameq lnsututloll9
10 receive and keep any cnlId OF d1uii'
selected. the appropriation 10 SuGh lIIstl-
tuition shall be withdrawn ana the pay -
ment thereof snail cease upon NJ 49, -
If said Committee on Relief OF the IoOI'
addressed in writing 10 the Audltor OF the
citv. except that in consideration OF lhS
Increased appropriation TO the Richmond
Male-Orphan Asylum the number may DC
Increased 10 seven. 49,. .lo,or+-
unent of the city shall eXpend curing tnC
first half of the fiscal year sum 80, 20
ceeding one half of the amount appiO-
prated for the hscal yeaI' .,1 to doom
2 That the amounts here shall pe ueeil-
ed TO be the limits of the amounts eA
peuded by any committee OF hSdu 81 -.
denartment. respectively; except mat py
e,c5 transfers as are authorized by the
r,iles of the Council, any particular Sp-
Precipitation may be enlarged, anu in@e ttle ior or
anV debt created by any committee OF
head OF department. in excess or thSs
nnV,,S1,,ronriation. the city of Richmond shall
be- held in no wise responsible. ,.. g.,
An ordinances and resoluuQhs IN IN
corNict with the foregoing are hereby
repealed. .o,,o offoct from
and after its passage.