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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-29

Surry county. Committee on Counties,
Cities and Towns
H. 3. 74G, s. b. 1876. Act to incor-
porate the Carolina Bonding and In
surancc Company. Committee on Cor
pOratiOns.
PASSED THIRD READING.
II. b. T43. Act to amend chapter 276,
Laws Of 1897. giving Mt. Olive one cot
ton weighcr instead of two.
H. b. 2j1. Act to amend section l.
Ol1 Of the Code, making fornication and
adultery between the races felony.
II. +. 600. Act to establish stock
law for Il certain part Of Cumberland
county.
II. b. IA. s. b. 294. Act changing
the name Of Wolsey, Buncombe county
back to Raymont.
AMENDMENTS CONQUERED IN.
II. Il. $40 s. r. 227. Resolution to
appoint Committee on Trustees of the
University
II. b. $50. S. Il. 22s. Act to regu-
late quo WarrantO proceedings
CALENDAR REFERRED.
IL. +. 43G. Act to regulate the meas.
uremeHt OF timber in North Carolina
Re-refcrred to Committee on PROPOSE
lions and Grievances.
II. b. 10. S b. 243. Act to in
crease the number OF commissioners fol
Pcrquimane county. Committee OF
Counties. Cities and Towns.
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NO SOCIAL RELATIONS
THE WINSTON BILL PASSED By
THE HOUSE.
THE VOTE WAS NEARLY THREE TO ONE
An Animated ard Lengthy Debate The Negro
Members Voted for it. The Bill Now
Goes 10 Senate, Many New
Bills introduced.

The line of cleavage between the white
and black races in North Carolina must
be maintained.
This is the motto of the Democratic
majority in the present Legislature
Certainly it was the sentiment that
controlled the House yesterday. when
by q vote of nearly three to one, it over
rode an adverse report of the Judiciary
Committee and passed the bill making
fornication and adultery between white
and blacks felony, punishable by inn
prisonment in the penitentiary.
Before this was done. though, there
was long debate.
After more than two hours discus
sion the bill passed by an aye-and-nay
vote--67 to %
The opposition then played for post
ponement of the final vote, and lost.
When they did, Mr.. Winston, author of
the bill. moved to reconsider and lay the
motion to reconsider on the table.
The motion prevailed. thereby mailing
the bill so tightly to the table that no
legislative fingers will ever again crap
pie it up in the House.
The full text and title of the bill, as
passed by the House, is as follows:
An act to amend section 1,041 of the
Code and to make the fornication ana
adultery of the white race with the negro
race felony:
The General Assembly of North Car
DINA do enact:
Section /. That section 1,041 of the
Code is hereby amended by adding af-
ter the word ''nisdemeanor" in line
three of said section the following:
And if any white man and negro
woman, or any negro man and white
woman shall lewdiy and lasciviously as
sociate, bed and cohabit together, they
shall be guilty of felony and punished
by Imprisonment IN the county Jail for
not less than four months or in the
States prison for not more than five
years.
Section . That this act shall not ap-
ply to indictments now pending.
Section 3. That this act shall be in
force from and after its ratification.
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pounding stock in Edgecombe county.
Fayorably.
$. b. 334, II. Il. 254: To revise the
jury list of New Hanover county. Fa-
vorably.
s. i. 304: To incorporate Thompson
Institute in Robson county. Favorably.
S. y. 81. II. b. 326: To amend chap-
ter So. Laws of 1890, as to construction
of barb wire fences. FavOrably.
S. Il. 800: TO protect the Fries Elec-
tric and Power plant in Forsyth county.
Favorably.
$. r. 25S. II. b. 3s7: To amend chap
ter 122, Laws of 1897, as to the Allan
tic and North Carolina Railroad. Fa'
vorably.
$. u. 237. II. Il. 3SS: To repeal chap
ter $50. Public Laws of 1897. as to the
Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad.
Favorahly.
S. +. BOG: TO re-enact the charter Of
the Yanccyvillc and Rcidsvillc Railroad.
Favorably.
$. B. 255, II Is. 100: To amend see
ton 3S OF the Code, rs to the board Of
internal improvements. Favoraby.
S. r. 200: To change the line between
Surry and Wilkes counties. Without
prejudice.
S, Is. 322: To amend section 3,S06 Of
the Code, as to the government OF cities
and towns. Favorahly.
s. Il. BOZ: To increase the number OF
commissioners of northampton county.
Favorably.
S. Il. 211: To amend chapter $40.
Laws of 1890, as to the charter OF
Joneshoro. lavorably
S. =. 2S9. II. r. 1S9: To alter she
lines of White Han and Britt townships
in RobeSon county. Fayorably.
DONE IN COMMITTEE
The Judiciary Committee acted on the
following bills yesterday afternoon:
s. =. a: TO amend section l30S Of
the Code, as to drainage Of lowands.
Favorahly.
S. Is. 33S. II. +. 1863: To amend chap-
ter 23J. Public Laws Of 1897. as TO dis
persary at Fayetteville. FavQrably.
s. b. 223. L. Il. 2T6: To repeal chap
ter 353. Public Laws Of 1891 as %
stock law. Substitute reported
s. b. BIG. II. 3. 3I2: To confer poll
powers on deputy sheriffs' at Haw Rive =.
! Favorahly.
s. Is. $50. II. b. 374: To amend chap
ter 30, Public Laws of 1894 as to
ferries at Elizabethtown and White Hall
in Baden county, FavOrably.
S. Il. 2J5. H. Il. 375: To repeal chap
ter 30, Public Laws Of 1895, as to
pay Of shell fish commissioners. Fa-
| vorably.
S. p. 352: TO amend section 3,G63 Of
the Code, as to registers Of deeds. Fa-
l.vorably.
s. b. 35S. H. B. $40: TO amend see
ton 2,041 of the Cade. as to petitions
for pardon of criminals. Fayorably.
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REPORTED FROM COMMITTEES
Bills That win Probably Soon Become
Laws.

Under the head Of Reports of Stand.
ing Committees" the following bills Were
reported back to the House with the
recommendation that they do pass"
10 protect fish in certain parts of Mad
iSon county.
To amend chapter 2t1. Laws of 1897,
to prevent obstruction of navlgable wat
ers in Currtuck county.
To authorize the commissioners OF
Mcdowell county to levy a special tax.
To amend the law in relation to cot
ton weighers for Salisbury, Rowan
county.
TO provide for the appointment of
justices of the peace for Beaver Dam
township. Washington county.
TO authorize the town of Lexington
to issue bonds.
To extend the limits of the town of
Hickory.
To provide for the filing of vacanc es
in the Offices of Craven county.
TO change boundary lines between
Grassy Greek and Helton townships N
Ashe county.
To change the township lines between
Tow River. Roaring Greek and Linvillc
in Mitchell county.
10 eject coltoH WelSHSF Aol IL Guy
of Charlotte.
TO appoint Fl. +. Markham a justice
of the peace for Tryon township, Polk
county.
TO create an additional justlo" Of th"
peace for No. township, Madison
county.
To change the name of Hairston, Pitt
county.
70 prevent the sale of adulterated and
misbranded food.
TO incorporate the Winston Trust and
Denosit Company.
The following bills were reported with
recommendation that they do not pass
To amend section 1.041 of the Code.
making fornication and adultery be-
tween whites and hacks a felony.
To allow r. NJ Broughton to reddla
without license.
TO amend sections 1880 and 1000 81
the Code. (Reported without prejudice
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Is to Rely Upon the Sprays,
Washes, Etc.,

Which form the basis of many
methods now SO prevalent.
Such treatment might avail some
thing if Catarrh was only local
irritation of the membranes. But
the disease is not on the surface
the discomforting irritation Of the
lining of the throat is not the dis
ease itself, but simply mani
festation Of it. Catarrh is a
deep-seated, constitutional blood
disease, and it is as easy to put
out fire with sheet of paper as to
hope to cure it with local applica-
tions. Don't mistake temporary
relief for benefit. Those who last
season thought themselves bene-
flied by this treatment will see
their mistake as soon as the first
chilling blast of winter is felt.
The sprays ard washes prescribed by
the doctors relieved ME only Temporal
rily, and though used them constant
ly for ten years, the disease had :
frner hold than ever, was in {
lamentaDle condition when I decided
to try : s. s. at once began to i'm
proves and after taking it FOR three
months was cured completely, the
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-29
THE HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
Few of the New Bills Were of General
Importance.

importance.
The House met at 10 o'clock, Speaker
Conner N the chair.
Prayer was offered by Rev. DIR. Dan
iel. of the First Presbyterian church.
The Journal of Friday was read and
approved.
Reports of Standing Committees were
made as follows:
Judiciary-By Winston, of BERTHE;
Moore, of Jackson.
Corporations BY Justice, of Nc-
Dowell.
Counties, Cities and Towns-By CAT
It's. of Orange; Mcintosh. of Alexander
Agriculture-By Patterson, of Cald-
well.
Propositions and Grievances-By Ray
o. Macon.
Engrossed Bills-By Oliver of Rob
eson: Brown, of Stanly; Wrenn, of
Chatham.
OF the eleven petitions presented three
asked incorporation of churches and
school houses, two were for repeal o!
the Merchants Purchase Tax, one was
for Il pension, one against Scotland
county and one asked the building of a
road by conyicts across public lands in
Onslow county.
OF the fifty-seven new bills introduced
only the following are of general inter
est and Importance:
BY Sugg, of Greene: To allow the
commissioners of Greene county TO levy
a special tax.
BY Brown. of Johnston: To incornor-
ate the Old North State Farmers MI
tual Fire Insurance Company.
RV Williams of V)ara. To rop0yi1n for
the promotion and supervision of the
oyster industry of North Carolina.
BY Alexander, of Rutherford: To
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THE DAYS BUSINESS.
PETITIONS PRESENTED

Petition against prohibiting the sale
or manufacture of liquor near certain
school houses in Caldwell count by
Patterson, of Caldwell county. Commit
tee on Propositions and Grievances.
Petition asking that Martin l.. Tuttle
be put on the pension list. BY Petree.
of Stokes. Committee on Pensions.
Petition of citizens Of Jones and Ons-
low counties asking that road be built
by conviets through certain public lands
BY Thompson, of Onslow. Committee
OH Propositions and Grievances.
Petition of citizens of Elizabeth City
against removal of the colored normal
school from that place. BY Leigh, OF
Pasquotank. Committee on Education
Petition for the incorporation Of Saw
yer's Creek church-prohihiting the
manufacture or sale Of spirituous liquor
within four miles of it. BY Abbott, Of
Camden. Committee on Propositions
and Grievances.
Petition of citizens of Northampton
county asking that J. Y. Parker he made
Il Justice of the peace. Ry Winston, OF
BERTHE Committee on Justices of thu
Peace.
Petition of merchants of Springhopc
Nash county. against the Merchants
Purchase Tax. BY Ellen, of Nash
Committee on Finance.
Petition from citizens of Robson in
regard to the stock law. BY Patterson
of Robeson Committee on Propositions
and Grievances.
Petition of citizens of Arson county
for the repeal of the Merchants n""-
chase Tax. BY Leak, of Arson. Com
mittee on Finance
Petition of citizens of Harnett conntv
for incorporation of Morris chapel--to
prohibit manufacture or sale Of HnuCr
within three miles. BY Mclean. of Har
nett. Committee on Propositions and
Grievances.
Petition of citizens of Roheson county
against the establishment of Scotland
county. BY Patterson. of Robeson
Committee on Counties. Cities and
Towns.
NEW BILLS INTRODUCED.
II. Il. GaG, S. B. 30: Act to amend
chapter 65. Public Laws of 1895. t.
prevent the construction of barbed-wirt
fences along the public roads. Commit
tee on judiciary.
III. b. COZ. S. B. IS: Act to authorize
Elizabeth City to issue bonds and levy
a special tax On calendar.
II. h. Cos, S. B. 155; Act to amend
the charter of the Levi Bank. Commit
tee on Banks.
II. b. 600, S. Il. 1856: Act to establish
new township in Surry county. Com
mittee on Counties, Cities, and Towns
II. B. 700, S. b. POI: Act to extenf
the time for the organization of the
American Trust and Savings Company
Committee on Banks.
H. b. 701. S. b. 201: Act to amend
chapter IL Public Laws of 1889. Com
mittee on Banks.
II. b. 702, S. b. 206: Act for reliet
Of ex-Sheriff j. p Leach. of Montgomery
county. Committee on Propositions anC
| Grievances.
III. b. 703. S. b. 207: Act to complet,
the Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal
| Committee on Roads.
Ii. b. T04, s. B. POS: Act to authoriz,
| the commissioners of Moore to fund tn,
county's Indebtedness. Committee OF
4 Finance.
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NEGRO REVIVALIST EFFECTS
CURES.
A Dispensary Favored-She Fell IN the
Eire-Drummer Dead.

Lexington, y. c.. Jan. 2S.- (Speciall-
There is colored Methodist eyange-
list here by the name of Collect wbo
for the past two weeks has been stirring
up the colored population o. our town.
Many converts have been made, and
numbers Of the sick have been cured,
for the evangelist believes in and prac-
tees the faith cure. Some Of the
cures reported are very remarkable.
Mr.. George Baker, very clever end
gentlemanly drummer, who mace this
place his home for eight or ten years,
died suddenly last Wednesday night at
Columbia, 5. c. His death was a great
surprise. He leaves a widow and five
small children. May God help them.
Mrs. Katie Raker, of this county, an
old lady nearly blind, fell IN he fire ut
her home this morning and was 50
severely burned that she is not expected
to recover. She is a relative of cur
chief Of police, J. D. Rakar
Our people are well pleased with the
action of the Legislature SO far, ana
have confidence that wise and just laws
will be enacterd.
Some of our good people want our
lawmakers to give Lexington Il d spen-
sary, believing that a dispenslry would
be much better than blind tigers, with
which the town is now infested.
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MISTER GOOD TIMES.

Mister Good Times meet ne;
| If my hat en- say:
Il mighty glad ter see you.-
You long time on dc way.
"Des walk right in, en- welcome.
dat DIES de word l say.)
Des hang 20 hat up dar-likc DAT,
En- make yo' bed, en- stay"
heahs de dimes a-jinglin'
De dollars dance away;
| fills my pockets ter de brim.
En- takes dat holiday.
But wen de sun wuz settin,
En- da'k a-coming' on,
look fer Mister Good Times.
But Mister Good Times gone:
He only lef' dis message:
dat DIES dc way he do9
You DIES can't stan no good tines
You triHn sinner-you.
r. l.. STANTON.
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treatment promptly, for It's sever
ity increases each year; but be
sure to begin right. If you treat
only the surface, relying upon
sprays, washes and inhalations,
you may be sure that a mild case
will be bad one next year and
q worse one the year later. Begin
promptly to take S. S. S. and be
cured.
Books mailed free by Swift
Specific Company, Atlanta, GA.
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A TOWN BY ANOTHER NAME.
Col. Wolsey is Now in the Same Boa
With Joe Patton.


Here we are again, giving Governor
Russell's old Northumberland Hi story
maxim another spin,
Yesterday it was my privilege to re-
cord with palpitating pen the abolition
of Muddy Greek township, Mcdowell
county. This meant that retribution
had overtaken Joe Patton, a local Re
publican leader.
To-day I'm called upon to proclaim.
with yelling happiness, that the same
fate has stumbled upon my Radical
friend Chas. w. Wolsey, OF Buncom5e.
The hamlet III which he has for so
many years pitched his tent will no lon
ger bear his cogncmen. 1t viii be
known to future generations as Ray
mouth.
Now there's nothing the matter with
the name Wolsey, per Sc. It's ancient
and honorable enough, to be sure. Did
not Shakespeare in his Henry With
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A Poor Way to
Treat Catarrh

dreadful disease was eradicated from
my system, and / have had no return
of it.. Miss JOSIE OWEN,
Montpelier, o."
Swift's Specific IS. S. s. is the
only cure for Catarrh, for it goes
direct to the cause of the trouble
the blood-forcing the disease
from the system. Those who have
had Catarrh for any length of time
know that each winter finds them
more firmly in the grasp of the
disease than before. Their expe-
rience teaches them that local
treatment can do them no good.
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The Best Prescription for Chil's,

Tonic TIL formula is plainly printed on each
bottle, showing that it is simply iron and Quiz
nine in taste ess form. Imitators do not adj
vertise their formula because It they did they
knoW that Won would not buy their medicine.
Be sure then that You get Groye's as the for
mula shows what you are taking. No cure no
pay. Price so cents
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MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.
Strong Assertions ns to just What
the Remedies VIII Do.

RiuDyon guarantees
that his rheumatism
Cure will euro nearly
all cases of rheuma-
tisn in q few hours;
that his Dyspepsia Cure
will cure indigestion and
all stomach troubles:
that his Kidney Cure
will cure 90 per cent.
Of all cases OF kidney
trouble; that his ca
tarrh Cure win cure
catarrh no matter how
long standing; that bis
Headache Cure will cure
any kind OF headache in
n few minutes; that
his Cold Cure viii
quickly break up any
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AMONG THE COMMITTEES.
The Scotland County Bill to Be Dis
cussed Monday Afternoon.

cussed Monday Afternoon.
The bill introduced by Mr. Powell,
of Wake, to reduce auction fees on leaf
tobacco from Is cents to 10 cents will
be considered by the House Committee
on Agriculture next Thursday afternoon.
All warehousemen and others interest
ed are invited to be present.
The House Insurance Committee viii
meet Monday afternoon in the office of
the Secretary Of State to consider the
insurance bills on the calendar.
The committee event tomorrow will be
the discussion Of the Scotland County
bin before the Committee on Counties,
Cities and Towns. \ number of citi-
zens on both sides have been here for
the past week. looking after this bill,
and it is expected that the hearing be-
fore the committee tomorrow will be
not altogether tame.
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La Grippe is again epidemic, Every
precaution should be taken to avoid it.
Its specific cure is One Minute Cough
Cure. A. j. Sheperd, Publisher Agricul-
tural Journal and Advertiser, Eden,
Mo. says: mo one will be disappoint-
ed in using One Minute Cough Cure for
La Grippe" Pleasant to take, quick to
act. ]. Hal Bobbitt and Henry 4.
Hicks.
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A trial Of S. S. S.
will , win c e
them that it is the
proper re m e d y.
If you are Just
feeling the first
touch of t h is
offensive disease,
ivou should begin
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It's as hard to acquire good habit
as it is to break off bad one.
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The rich and the poor have different
reasons for fasting.
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form Of cold and 90 on through the entire list 81
remedies. At all druggists % cents a vial
II you need medical advice write Prot. MUnyon,
1905 Arch ST., Phila. 1t is absolutely free.
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PASSED SECOND READING

H. r. 373, s. Il. 257: TO protect game
in Cherokee Clay and Macon counties.
s. Il. 2S2: To amend ana consolidate
the charter of Greenvile
$. Il. 29S: To allow the city If Greens
boro to issue bonds up to S300.000.
S. b. 30S: To ahmed the charter of
Gastonia.
S. Il. PIP: 10 incorporate The town Of
Mount Gilearl in Mont53mcr county.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
Epworfh Icn%ue wrriiug. Indinn-
nlIlis. LuiY.

Half-rate tickets will he sold via
Chesapeake and Ohio railway on July
18th and 18th, good until July 26th; sub
ject TO an extension to leave indian
apolis not later than August 2lst. The
c. & O. is miles nearer and quicker
than any other line. The ST. Louis
limited. leaving Norfolk daily at !
II. M. reaches Indianapolis next morn
ing at li:4t Il. m. The T.. l. ", leav-
ing Norfolk SEQ y. M. reaches IN
dianapolis mex; aight 1880 p. IN. Re
turning, leave Indianapolis G:20 D. m
arrive Norfolk next afternoon 7:O5 p.
M. leave indianapolis : a. m. arrive
Norfolk l2:15 p. m. Both trains carry
dining cars and Pullman sleepers. Stop
over at White sulphur will ne allowed
on league tickets. Leaguers should
take the c. & o. and save time and
money and have the advantage OF two
fast trains each way daily. je27-t
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PROGRESS In THE SOUTH.
A TRAVELLER WHO FINDS SOLID
MATERIAL PROGRESS EVERY
WHERE

Mr.. L. d. Bingham. general travelling
correspondent of the Manufacturers
Record. of Baltimore. is in Norfolk for
few days. lie is enthusiastic over the
progress that the South is making in
industrial advancement.
He has just made n trip through the
Carolinas, Georgia. Alabama. Tcnnes-
see, Kentucky and Virginia and was
everywhere greeted with innumerabie
evidences Of prosperity. Manufacture
ers of iron srd lumber and their pro-
ducts generally report heavy orders on
hand that viii take in some instances,
three to six months to fill.
MIR. Bingham states that new cot
ton mill. to cost $350,O00 is new going
up at Wilmington. 1t is being built by
home capital. the head OF the plant be-
Ing MIR. Holt, Of The celebrated Holt fac
tory builders.
Fayetteville. y. C.. and Gastonia. N.
c.. are each putting up a large new
cotton mil
Mr.. Bingham will spend few DAYS in
this section and then go on to Bal;i-
more. His next trip will be along the
Gulf section. from Northeast Texas to
Pensacola, Florida
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
Benovo,-n, soc.~tlc. Flee, omcor..

The following benevolent societies
have elected officers for the ensuing
term:
Calumet Tribe, No. 81. I. o. r. NJ
G. II. Williamson. Sachem; G.. y. De-
Lung. Senior Sycamore; ]. r. Graves.
Junior Sycamore; \. Moses Proptet;
W. B. Langley, Chief of Records: c.
w. Hals;ead. Keeper of Wampum
George Compere, Keeper of Wigwaln
Tribe No. 20, I. o. II. NIB. O. VIII
F. c. Moore. Senior Sagamore; L.
Berry Junior Sycamore; NJ. 'McFar-
land. Chief of Records; j. Hampshire.
Keeper or Wampum; - Staylor
Keeper OF Wigwam.
Ideal Conclave, No. II, Junior o. u
4. M.-Junior Past Councillor. y. Il
Gordon; Councillor..R u. Davis: Vice
Councillor, r. a. Odcnd'hal: Recording
Secretary, w. T.. Whitehurst: Assls;
ant Recording Secretary. w. II. Saun-
ders: Treasurer. r. O. Nottingham.
Conductor c. r. Barrett; Warden. r.
f. Damn; Inside Sentinel. IT, j. John
son; Outside Sentinel, James Queens
berry; Trustee for eighteen months w
NJ. Bray; Representative to State Coun-
Gil. two years ". r. Butcher.
Rathbone Lodge. No. 9S. *. Of p, OF
IIuntersville elected officers last
night as follows: c. T. Barrett. chan
cellor commander; G. w. Hopf. vice
chancellor commander: c. w Thomp-
son. rrelate: Morgan bradford. master
at arms: JOS. McRore. inner guard;
B. f. Hopkins. outer guard
Friendship Conclave. No .. Hapta.
sophs or S. W, M, elected the follow
ing officers lastVnight for the ensuine
term: hrchon. John w. Gale: Chsncel-
Tor. Nathaniel Daily; Provost. 4. s
Jones; Prelate. ]. Arss5Iartovc: Record
ing Scribe, w. +. Gregory: Financia
Scribe. y. c. Fine; Treasurer. S. d
mon.
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Ian.. For Vow ru,,,,,r,

During the month ending yesterday.
City Engineer Brooke has given lines
for the following new buildings: Joseph
T. Allyn. brick tenement. Allyntown;
\. Il. Krise. residence. Mobray Arch.
Ribble Place: /. c. Roberts, three
brick tenements. Chapel street: Mrs.
William Taylor. brick tenement. Church
street; Mrs. l.. a. b. Hunter. four brick
tenements? corner st. Paul and Scott
streets: James T.. Barry. brick hall.
corner Union and Nebraska streets.