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The Penn's Grove record., 1899-10-13
Administrators c. I. A. Notice.

James ID. Torton, administrator C. 7. A. OF
Namonie Biddle deceased, by direction of the
Surrogate OF the County Of Salem, hereby gives
notice to the creditors Of the said Namonie Bid
die deceased, to bring in their debts, demands
and claims against the estate Of the said decd.
ent, under oath or affirmation, within nine
months from the date hereof, or they will be
forever barred of any action thereof against the
said Administrator.
JAMES ID. TORTON,
Dated October 4th. 1889. Administrator.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-10-13
Building Lots For Sale
Administrators Notice

William f.. Yeager, administrator of Joseph
G. Yeager, deceased, by direction of the Surr0-
gate OF the County of Salem, hereby gives no.
tice to the creditors OF the said Joseph C.. Yea
ger, deceased, to bring in their debts, demands
and claims against the estate of the said dc.
cedent, under oath or Affirmation, within nine
forever barred of any action thereof against the
said administrator.
WILLIAM f. YEAGER,
Dated October 9th, 1899. Administrator.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-10-13

Penn 5 GfONG y I o q q 2 o 7 Ut
Earned runs-Swedesbor0, l; Penn's Grove, /.
Sacrifice midlothian Struck out-By Gruh, G;
by Yourison, 5. Bases on Balls-0n Gruff, 2; on
Yourison, {. Hit by pitched balls-Layton
Yourison. Stolen bases-Vincent, Layman, Q;
Higgins, Layton.
This Saturday afternoon the married
and single men of Penn's Grove will
play ball. The Pennsville club will play
at Pena's Grove next Saturday,
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-10-13
Married.

J0HNSoN-ECRET-At the residence OF tht
BRIDES parents, on Oct. 7, 1899, by Rev. JOIN
Goorley, of Pennsville, Samuel N. Johnson, o
Penn's Grove, to Deborah Ecret, of Pennsyille
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-10-13
Underwear.

Underwear.
Three h n d T. e d
Union Suits in white
or natural gray. Our
regular 75c. grade for
SOC. Six hundred
Ladies' Jersey ibb-
ed Vests and Pants,
fleece lined, for Tic.
per garment, or three
suits for $1.O0.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-10-13

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets,
All druggists refund the Ri 81 ''i
W cure /" beautiful Is9, iiebson and His
Sample off ARM JOURNAL
WILMER ATKINSON.
cuAs. 2. JENKINS.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-10-13

AS p. m; PhIIadeIphIa at o'Io a. NJ 0'5VP
Post Office Hours.
PENIS Grove Post Office is open from 6.l5 a.
m. to $50 p. D.. Mail closes for all points except
between Woodbury. and Penn's Grove at $50 a.
Mails arrive at7.1 5 $50 a. m.4.30, 7 30 |. m.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-10-13
YOUR EYES s 1sss tn a
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dIIU IHt PUT
feet adjust
inent of glas-
ses to them
is my special
business.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-18
BODY BADLY MANG LED.
Michael Clear Meets Death Beneath "
Grand Trunk Freight Train.

A Grand Trunk brakeman who was
assisting lin the making up OF train on
Commercial street about II O'Clock last
night found the mansled body of man
beneath one OF the cars.
Undertaken Rich's ambulance was sent
down and the body taken to his under
taxing rooms where 1t lay for two hours
before any body could be found to identi-
f. it.
In one Of the pockets was found some
meal tickets issued from Charles Saun-
dsr's restaurant on Federal street Mr..
Saunders was summoned and be
partially identified the body as that OF
Michael Clear, hostler. Clear was we'll
known about town but the body was in
suoh a condition and the face was so dis
colored that MIR. Saunders did not feel
positive in his Identification.
An officer was sent to the Myrtle house
on Market street where Clear boarded.
The proprietor OF the house went into
Clears room and found 1t unoccupied.
and then went to the Undertaking rooms
and fully identified the remains.
4 Both arms had been cut OIL close up to
the shoulders, the left foot cut of above
the ankle, the right leg crushed at the
knee. the back of the head crushed. the
neck almost severed and the trunk bruised
and blaokened.
IL Is supposed that Clear attemI ted to
cross Commercial street by crawling I'M
der a freight car and that while be was
beneath the car the train started, mangl-
ing him and dragging his body some dis
lance.
Clear had worked at different times In
numerous livery stables In this city. and
years ago ran, for n short time stable
on Cum berland street. He once drove
a hack for Charles l.. Jewell proprietor
of the Prsble House stable and at another
time was employe as . driver for the
American Express company. He last
worked at n. j. Wilson's stable on Fed
eral street. He called at that stable early
last night and left there about $50.
Clear WAS about 30 years Of age. His
wife died sew eral years ago. He has h
brother who resides In Lewiston.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-18
THE CANAL BILL.
Another Attempt 10 Make Rider OF the
Measure.

Washington, February 1.-THE Senate
committee on commerce today decided to
put the Morgan Nicaragua canal bill on
tho river and hArboI bill
The action of the committee was proceed
cd by brief argument by Senator Nor
gan in which he went over the general
grounds of the bill for the construction
of the canal He oontroverted the opin-
ion that the addition of the amendment
would be detrimental TO the interests of
the river and harbor bill and expressed
IA preference for the river and harbor bill
over the sqndry civil appropriation bill
as "A vehicle tn carry the canal bill
some OF the members expressed the
desire that the amendment should go on
the sundry civil bill, but "a motion that
ii be incorporated in that measure WAS
voted down nays to yeas.
senator Nelson then moved the amend
Insnt TO the river and harbor bill which
prevailed to rs follows: Ayes. Messrs.
Nelson, Berry, Penrose, Mo Bride, McMil-
Ian, Elsins and Jones of Nevada. Nays,
Caiiery, Mills, Pasco and Murphy.
senator Frye. chairman OF the commit
tee dia not vote While senator Gallery
voted agains; TIM amendment. he Joined
with the other niembers OF the committee
in the vote 20 present the bill with the
amendments added.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-18

the arrival OF the clerk who opened IL
and was sent TO the address upon ",
though they knew nothing OF who sent ~
Detectives have lived In the same house
with Miss Ware for weeks and have
heard Pierce repeatedly make threats
against the persons against wnom ,r h'
these acts have been committed. Inc
arrest was made at O'Clock by Ofhcer
Bolleu Of the Lewiston police force &c
cnmpanied by Marshal Wing, Detectives
Odifn OF Lewiston and lhornhill OF bos,
ton aud Policemen Soannell, Snow and
Ward of Lewiston. Pierce was upon
sofa in the parlor and claimed 20 be sics.
HIS physician said that he was not abe
10 be moved, and gusrd was placeu up-
on him. The typewriter upon whlch ns
Is thought TO have written thu letters anu
which he is known to have purchased IN
Boston at just the time the typewrit,eHnn
letters began to appear, stood ON q tapla
in the next room. At $50 Miss Warren
was also arrested ana taken to the police
station. Owing to Judge cornish
connection with the case the warrants
were taken out at the Auburn mupiuiPuI
coort, County Attorney MoCann Delne
the prosecuting officer. Another feature
Of the case with which u has nos yes ueen
possible to connect Mr. Pierce, however,
IL tine firing Of Two rifle sh OTIS In the CITY
AT night RECENTLY One OF these SHOTS
was fired on Febru y 10 into the mouse
of Mayor Newell tne other few nights
ago by a man who stood az the corner OF
College aud Horton streets ana nreu a.
a man and woman who were crossing
Sabattus street a lit:lc way of. This was
r,par the residence Of Marshal Wing, and
it Is supposed that the man who fired the
shot thought Il was Mir. and Mrs. wing.
Tire shot whistled uncomfortable close
but hit no one. Late TINS afternoon tne
noliee called in another physician and he
pronnancri Is safe for Pierce TO be moved.
Accordingly ne was taken to Auburn jail
and lGrkcd Up
Pierce's house was searched and consid-
cradle valuable evide nee discovered,
among other things being several sheets
of paper like that upon which u number
~ tho letters were written.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-18
THE HuRoNA IolsaBLED.
The Big LeyIand Liner lowed Into Hall
liza, BY the Armenia.

Halifax, February 1.-THE dig Ley
land line steamer Hurona, from London
February / for BOSTON, was towed In here
today disabled, with rudder useless and
the ship not under control. Tho towing
steamer was the Armenia of the Tompson
line Shields February ,, for Portland
Cant. Norwood of the Hurona re-
ports succession of hurricanes surpass-
ing ia fury anything ever before experi
enced on the Atlantic. On February ii
his ship was on the southern end OF New
Foundland bank laboring heavily in
strong gales anG strong high head seas
against which the shipfcould make put
little headway. On sunday the 18th
instant the rudder head was damaged.
The ship was hove to and the damage.
which was slight, was repaired ana ths
voyage resumed slowly. The heavy
weather continued and the ship pitched
and rolled badly and or Tuesday night
last the ruuder broke down completely.
The steamer fell off in the trough of the
sea out of control and rolled dangerously.
Small sails were set and the Hurona
anchored off Sable Island, 90 miles from
the island. This preoarious security oc-
casicned the master the greatest anxiety
and the weather undertaking and ia :
vorable opportunity presenting itself the
steamer started at day break Wednesday
to work away from the island. Propeller
and sails were employed to the utmost
udyan tage, but without n rudder IL was
sorry progress. Fifty miles only were
made until yesterday when the Armenia
hove IN sight and hsr offer of tow to
Halifax accepted. The Hurona was
taken in tow loO miles southwest OF THIS
port.
Her close call from laying her bones on
Sabine Island is new feature in mis-
haps on the Atlantic coast
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-18
ROUND OF PLEASURES.
President Given Good Time in Boston
Yesterday.
VISITED SUBWAY, LEGISLATURE
AND SAW ALL THE LIONS.

Vs.sssd t.rsud Army Encampment aud
Addresse" inc 'e'e'"Hse' WV
some Cheers Iere-Reception ut
Hso"f
suo..o, N.ss Fabruarv ,7-Tbe
secono anu iass oay Oh tne 'is'e Vi 'ne
President and his cabinet was one con-
tinual round of nlen sures This day like
,.,s...... to.,,.,,., 80, ~. o.
~ Pie"oo''oo'' vas o"'
ms wind anu weather were concerned ana
the different events which were crowded
to- -. TO- ,a,.,n,no bo,rs to,,ow.d
NV VIZ ,,,.. -.
each other Win bewliaering raplaisy.
The President arose and breakfasted at
nine o,o,ock and MT ten o'clock was en-
n,--... at - ~, .,,,,t a
route 10 ireihone ieppie' ""o'" "o oSoA'
toithe members of the MASSACHUSETTS, de-
uartment Of tho G.. A. r.. who were ms.
sem bled in annual convention. Here
secretary Alaer was greeted with cheers
and cries of lyon re- all right and he
with Secretary Long, Postmaster General
smith and Secretary Gage said few
words TO the cncamr ment Immediately
following this carriages were taken for
the stats House. where the President
Visited the Legislature In Joint session
and made an Inspiring address. Here
also. Secretary Long created much amuse
ment by his witticisms and his illusions
10 the time when he welded the gavel us
sneaker ofsthe Massachusetts HoIse OF
Representatives In an amusing mann er
he addressed the convention as though he
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LEGIsLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee ou Railroads, Teegraphs and
Expresses viii give public hearings In It's
room at the State House Ia Augusta, as fol
lows
Wednesday. Feb -. 1892, AZ , o'clock p. III.
On an act 70 extend rights and privileges OF
the Eastpor Street Railway.
Thursday Feb g. 1883 at O'Clock p. ~.
On an act to extend the rights. powers and
privileges OF the Franklin, somerset aud Ken
nebec Railway Co.
On an act relating 10 the Franklin. Somerset
aud Kennebec Railway Co.
On an act to extend the charter OF the henne-
bee and Franklin Railway.
On an act TO extent the charter OF the lewis
ton AugusIa and Camden Railroad Co.
on an acG to Incorporate the Nash Telephone
Co with enlarged aud extended franchisesand
mowers.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-18

on the floor. He YVES in flannel chi
ard covered with draparies bis Zee
wrapped In steamina nnnnele, his nos
triIs assailed with the mingled smells 4 I
mustard aud ether, BLOOD howing from
his temples. neck and forrnrm, for
s ,sssni pie.din ns had BEEN tried. The face
was almost black from congestion. One
dc ctor had drawn the tongue TO keep the
lungs alive, another held q bag Of Oxygen
20 the nose, third was rubbing the
hands But no sign OF returning anima.
ton was given. Dr. Lanne.Longs said:
I'VE have done all We can. Let relig-
ion 20 console tho family nov come in"
The abbe dropped TO his knees, all pres
ent doing likewise and gave absolution
IN extremls. be had no holy oil to nd !.
minister extrems JUNCTION.
In the next room the ladies wire sob.
hing. The ministers came In and dropped
on their knees. As the clock on n man /.
tel struck 10 a doctor said. ''All 10 over. :
Some persons went into the next room
to inform Nine. faure and her daughters.
She soon came out and with great com
posure AZ II her grief was suddenly
hushed ordered that the body be piaoeo
on the Presidents brass bed and be Kept
embalmsd rs long ~ possible, Sns
thanked the priest for rendering the iast
Offices foriA Christian and said oeiere .ns
Fpes SSHr~s :
prayed for forgiveness from al whom ne
might have offender.
His tongue was parnlyzed as he spoke
and again the poor have lost In his death
a good friend, !" she said.
At her request some prayers were re-
cited By the able, who was profoundly
affected by the whole scene.
Tho German Emperor's telegram was
ELUSIVE.
Dowager Queen Emma aud Queen
wilhelmina OF the Netherlands have tele-
eraphed heartfelt coincidence. Queen
Victoria us yet has made no sign. but
Lord salisbury has, In message to Nj.
Del Case.
The Gar and Czarins are full OF sym
pathy and the Russian Grand Dukes now
in Paris have called at tho palace
II. Faure's death has Gained rather
than excited political parties. The situa'
tion Is grave. and the people everywhere
feel this. was struck at the chamber OF
Deputies toiay with the absence Of wild
excitement. The wish Ia Ia select the best
man for President Irrespective OF party
considerations.
n. Loubet Is therefore the favorite. M.
Dupuy is a candidate and NJ. Faul
Deschanel, the president Of the cham Der
will be candidate but on the second
ballot He has charm Of manner but 10
lacking In Weight. NJ De Freycinet, the
war minister IL clever but he has no great
following In parliament.
(Signed) EMILY CRAWFORD
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LEGlsLAriXE NOTICE.

The Committee on Judiciary Will give pub
&c hearing Ia its rooms al ths state House in
Augusta.
thursday February IG. 1899, at 30 O'Clock pm
No 93 ON an act 10 regulate the appoint
ment and powers OF Receivers OF Corporations.
No. % On an act relatlng TO returns oy For
eiEn and Domestic Corporations
No ~. On al. act relating to Mortgages by
Operations.
No Il2 on an act TO further regulate the
organization aud control OF Business Corpora
IONS.
Tuesday. February 81. 1884 a: 23O O'Clock D. m
No t29, on an act 10 provide that no action
fhrH be maintained against transportation
companies for negligence causing less OF lie or
property. or injury to the same, unless written
notice Of the loss. claim. etc, shall be given
within Sky days OF the occurrence
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-18
LEGIsLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee Oh Railroads, lele9raphs and
Expresses will give public hearings ID us room
AZ The state House IN Augusta as follows:
Wednesday, Feb. i5tn.
I'm an act to amend the charter of the Booth.
bay Railroam Company
Also on an act 10 incorporate the BooIhbay
Harbor and Newcastle Railroad Company,
Thursday, Feb. sd.
Also on an act to amend the charter of the
ossipee Valley Telegraph and Telephone Co.
Also on an act to Incorporate the Winthrop
TELEGRAPH and Telephone Co.
Also on an act 10 incorporate the Cumber-
land and oxford Railroad Co.
Wednesday, Feb. %, 1899 at 2 O'Clock p. N.
ON petition OF Geo. w. Haskell and others
for The passage of Il law requiring railroads to
issue &c milaege tickets good to bearer.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-18
MESSAGE FROM GEN. LAwToN.

Washington, February lZ-Adjutant
General Corbin received cable message
from Gen. Lawton, commanding tn,
military expedition on the transport
Grant. 1t is dated Perrin, February 10
an saws:
ARRIVED this evening. Stop for coal
only. Leave bsfore morning. Ideal
voyag,. Sick imI rowing. Eight measles,
humps, two meningitis. Latter
yer light. No serious illness. Will reach
Colombo about Esd.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-18
LEGIsLATIyE NOTICE.

The Committee on judiciary VIII give a public
hearing IN its room at the stale House IN
Augusta rs follows;
Friday Feb. n. 1899 ut go oclorA T. NJ.
No. l64. On a proposed act to amend SECTIONS
one and two OF Chapter 1j9 OF the Revised
Statutes relating to Offenses against htbballon7
and other buildings.
Tuesday, Feb. q. 1899 al = $50 o'clock +. Vt.
No l6s On an act to amend Section one OF
Chapter six OF the Revised statutes relating to
poll taxes.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-18
GEN. PORTER IN ITALY.

Paris. February l7.-Gen. Horace Porter
the United States ambassador to france,
who returned from Rome this morning
was accorded q most cordial reception BY
the King and Queen of Italy.
Queen Margaret gave him private re.
ception lasting 20 minutes and the next
day King Humbert received him in pri'
yate au dience for half AN hour.
Gen. W. Il. Draper, the United States
am bassador at Rome. gave big dinner
in honor of Gen. Porter.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-18
BANQUET TO AMBA SSADOR
CHOATE.

New York, February H.-About 250
persons sat down tonight TO II bang uet
st the Union League club given to the
Hon. Joseph II. Choate. am bassador to
the Court of St. James, by friends and
admirers Of MIR. Choate.- The Hon. Elihu
Root presided. Mr.. Choate made "a speech
in which ne spoke OF the existing good
relations between the United States and
Great Britain and said he believed that
henoeforth any differences between this
TWO countries would be settled by peace
fui means
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-18
LEGIsLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee on judiciary will give public
hearing ia It's room at The State House Ill
AueustI.
tuesday Feby, Il, 1899 at 231 O'Clock ?. Nj.
No 10 Ca an order directing the judiciary
COMMITTEES TO inquire into The eNpellency OF so
aniet ding the public statutes As u require con
ulfy Municipalities for expenses necessarily
Incurred Oh accoun. Of paupersm OF their UNI
pad Wo kmen.
Wednesday, Feby. o. 1893 at , 30 o'clock r. ~.
10 rs. On an act 10 amend paragraph sly,
%. section 10 of chapter 81 OF The revised
statutes relating to trustee processes,
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-18
LEGIsLAviyE NOTICE.

TIE Committee on legal Affairs will give
public hearing IN It's room al the state House
IN Augusta,
Thursday March ., is99, at 80 o'clock p M
Noe ON an act to create foard Of over
seers of The Poor in the Workhouse OF the
CITY Of POr.land.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-18
LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The committee on Legal Affairs will give
nublIe hearing in its room at the Stale House II
Augusta, 5000 -. q ~ o,.,.,,- :,
m, No. II on an actto prevent certain kinds OF
nuisanceS.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-18
PRESIDENT rAuRe's DEATH.
Made TO Vote For His
Successor.

Successor.
Paris, February 1.-THE premier, Nj.
Dupuy, has fixed the meeting of the ma
tIouaI assembly. or congress. In which the
senators and deputies of France unitelin
voting for President OF France. Tor
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon at Versailles.
The body Of the late President Feleix
Faure will lie In state at the palace from
3 O'Clock until this afternoon. The
ministers, members of the diplomatic
CORDS and high public officials will be
allowed to view the remains The public
will be admitted to the place from y
o'clock on Saturday morning until .
o. clock on Tuesday evening.
The obsequies will take place next Thurs
dNy in the cathedral of Notre Dame and
the interment will occur In tho cemetery
OF Pere La Chanse.
NJ. MELINE ACCEPTS.
Paris. February IL. (Midnight)-Short..
" before midnisght 1t WAS announced
that n. Meline had definitely accepted
cand dature for the presidency.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-18
LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee on Legal Affairs Will give a
public hearing In It's room al the State House
In Augusta.
Friday. Feb. "a. 1859 at $50 O'Clock p. m.
No. 100. on an act To amead section one Of
chapter To- OF the Public Laws OF 1895 relating
to the incorporation and control Of Gas aud
Electric Companies.
No. 1903. On an act 10 amend section three lj
OF chapter l05 OF the Public Laws OF 1885 in re-
latiou TO Telegraph an Telephone Companies.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-18
LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee OH Judiciary will give pub
lie hearing in its room at tbs state House In
Augusta.
Tuesday February Fl. 1893. at 80 o'clock p,
m No. l49, on an act relating TO the control d
infectious diseases.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-18
LEGIsLATINE NOTICE.

The Committee on judiciary VIII give % pub
lie hearing In Its room at she state House IN
Augusta,
Wednesday Feb. IS. 1899 at 80 CLOCK =. N.
No. 1856. On an act for tie better protection o.
early records OF conYeYauces
No. i55. on an act relative 10 marriage and
legitimacy of children. ,
Tuesday, Feb. ., 1889 at go o'clock p m
No. les On an act TO amend section 80 OF chap
ter 70 of the revised statutes relating 20 attor-
news at law collection offices etc.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-18


In the Boise de Boulonge. He usually
went there between s ana ID in the morn.
ing mounted on "a thoroughbred. He was
fond of going to small morning reviews
at Longohamps and of taking up po-
sition beside the reviewing general
l have been TO see the Abbe Ronault
who gave NJ. Faure absolution in ex.
tremis.
MADAME azure on seeing that death was
hnstening begged that messengers should
be sent to summon three different priests
and Dominic All of the priests
she thought would not be out dining SO
the Dominican would surely be at the
monastery She also begged that II any
messenger met priest on the street he
would bring him at once to the Elysee.
Able Ronault Is the hum blest of the
humble. being chaplain of the house OF
detention or lookup. at the prefsctu re
of police. Yesterday he had diued with
some relatives who have SIN Ill shop in
the Fouburg ST. Honor. After dinner
he was going home when suddenly sold
Ter on bicycle came up, descended Il Q
machine and caught him with visit Q
agitation by tho arm. saying: .Co o
with me- Father Ronault went d
only learned where he was going at he
paiace gate. Then the soldier said, ." he
President Is dying. Do what you can for
him. He IL not q bad chap
Eat the door porter met the able and
conducted him to the sitting room. The
President was lying upon mistress up
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-18
LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The Sub Committee OH Judiciary win give
public hearing in its room al the State house
In Augusta,
Tuesday, Feb. u, 1889 az $50 O'Clock ?. IN;
The Subcommittee on Judiciary 10 whom mas
been referred the proposition TO aooiish w
ONCE of Disclosure Commissioner; abohsh
Imprisonment for debt, and 10 make the Probate
Court Is the Courts OF Disclosure, VIII give
public hearing, as above, TO lawyers,
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-18
LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee on Legal Affairs VIII give
public heai iug IN 10, room at the State House
IN Augusta.
Tuesday, Feb. Is, 1899, at . 30 O'Clock p. IN.
No ~ on an ace TO amend section L of
chapter Is of he Revised statutes relative 10
clearing snow from The sidewalks in citlesi
"Wednesday. March /, ls99 at 80 o'clock p, IN.
Nc. 64 ON petition Z. IL. Gillen and 30
others Tor amendment to section 80 Of chapter
n OF the Revised Statutes in relation TO the
uracfIee Of law.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-18
LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee on Judiciary will give a
public hearing II Its room at the state House
in Augusta,
Thursday. Feb. 90. 1899 at 230 O'Clock D. M
No III. On an act TO amend Chapter II OF
the Public Laws OF 1887, authorizing cities and
towns to accept legacies, devises and bequests'
and 10 raise money.