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wWEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, o PA c n Anveaieneiealfinn e Boepren on ces sn ies ____--,'------'-"" omront !!------_--"--fl | be | I | wE s | is Opposition to Constables Bill Dropped. T RIFLING AMENDMENTS.| \' The Bill Stands For Third Reading To--day. | THE PRINTING CONTRACT. Mr. Whitney Makes Some l l Enquiries. ' Hon. Mr. Harcourt Deries That Any In-- | vestigation is in Progrems -- h»lrl Bill Passed. | Parliament Builldings, Aug. 23. \ The first portion n' the first session of the ninth Legislature is rapidly drawing to a close. The constables bill passed through committee to--day with practically no opposition, and stands for third reading to--mororw. There are several other bills standing for third