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MONDAY MORNING, Dec. 80, 1914.

RIDICULOUS. A Baltimore correspondent OF
the New York Herald, in noticing our remarks
about the introduction of foreign criminals and
paupers, after conceding ''the truth OF the sub
stantial part of these declarations" insists,
that the two dollars levied upon each emgrant
constitutes the principal fund of the an1s-honses
in Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York
This is not the fact, as the tux-bills will prove
an annual levy being made for the support OF
the moor of three and a half cents on every
hundred dollars Of assessable property in the
city, besides the portion contributed by the
county. But, if the writer were corrcct-itthe
poor house were even sustained entirely by the
levy upon foreign emigrants, our opposition TO
the system Of emptying the alnns-houses and
prisons upon our shores, would not be in the
slightest degree removed; for other matters
than mere calculation of dollars and cents,
enter into our objections. We desire to avoid
the corrupting influence Of these foreign ieions
and baupers, and would therefore compel the
European governments TO keep them at home.
10 the honest ana INDUSTRIOUS loieISHef WHO
seeks this country az his permanent abode, and
means to become an American citizen not only
in name, but in principle, we extend the hand
of Fellowship equiring only, that, before taxi
ing upon himself the duties and responsibilities
of an American citizen, he shall have resided a
sufficient time to enable him fully to compre-
hend their nature and extent, However hum
BILE our voice may be on this subject; the writer
of the letter will discover in due time, that we
speak the sentiments Of a large ma orlty Of the
citizens OF Maryland, naturallzed aswell as ma
tive This will be demonstrated when the pro-
per timo for action shall have arriyed-and is
shewnb by the cnormousand unparalleled increase
of our subscription list and other patronage
since we raised the American Republican flag
The fact is, the opposition Of a thousand such
men as the author Of the letter referred to, eau
not in the least impede the progress of the ball
which is now in motion, Reform on the sub
iccts of naturalization, aud the transportation of
European criminals and paupers to this coun-
try, is demanded by the American people; and
they will perseverc until it be granted. Re-
aocting men Of all parties see the necessity of
the measure, and unite in requiring that it shall
be carried into execution.
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h7- WHOOPING COUGH, ASTHMA, &c. The
"VHOOPiNG co u O. CORDL4Ln has been
proved. in hundreds OF cases in this city and else
where to be the best remedy, if not the only one,
ever discovered for WHOOPING COUGH. IN AsTa-
MA, all structures of the Chest (not depending upon
inflammation difficulty of breathing &c. it Is used
with great benefit and prompt comfort, and when its
is persevcred in, effects permanent Cir
cumsIances induce state, that the GENUINE AR
TIcLG can only be obtained Of Or. GIDEON 8. SMITH,
Basement of the Chesapeake Bank, North street, Bal
timOre Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle. d4 tIal0*
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FINANCES or PENNSYLVANIA. The Harris
burg Union of tho 25th instant, gives sum-
mary statement of the expenditures of the state
during the past year, and Of the present and
prospective condition Of the trcasury--from
which it appears, that, notwithstanding the
heavy disbursements made, the state will be
enabled to meet the semi-annual nstulmcnt OF
interest on the public debt which will be due III
February next. This gratifying intelligence.
Pennsylvania has resolved TO redeem her Gre
dit, and for this purpose has not only imposed
taxes, but wisely adopted system OF retrench-
mont which will contribute largely to an in
crease of revenue. We make the following eX-
tracts from the article in the Union, and COM
mend it to the attention of the Maryland legis-
lature which assemblies to-day.
"But not content with the providing for the
wants of the present, she has also locked, with
commendable foresight, to the necessities of the
future. She has, as we have already shown,
imposed tax upon her people, amply adequate
to the fuGlment of all her obligations and a.
dopted the most cocrcive means for its colec-
ton. That these means will secure the desired
end, and that the interest will hereafter be
punctually paid, we are almost prompted to de-
clare certainty, despite the wise caution a.
gainst rejoicing before you have cleared the
woods How can it be otherwise? The do
mestic creditor debt is now nearly all extn-
gushed, The militia system, heretofore
heavy item of expense, has been rendered self
existent, and promises to become source of
revenue. Seventy thousand dollars are for the
next fiscal year Topped off the educational APP
preparation The Huntingdon branch debt is
all expunged. There will be no more to pay
for geological surveys, damages to land-holders,
Nicholson court expenses, SC. The salaries of
public officers, from Governor down to lock-
tender, have been reduced, and even the hum
bic State Printer is asked 10 work for nothing
and find himself
From hasty calculation we give il as our
belief, that more than HALF "A MILLION has
been paid out of the treasury the last year,
which in the next can b. applied to the pay
ment of interest. The receipts, on the other
hand, will be vastly augmented. On the asses
mcnts of State Tax FOR ls4l, AZ, '43, and IA,
there are ONE MILLION TWO HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS yet outstanding,
which will continue to flow into the treasury,
This is irrespective Of the tax Of 1915"
States, when embarrassed by debt, should act
as prudent individuals will do in like condition
that Is: lopp of all expenses which are super
flnous, or which can be dispensed with, and prac-
tico tho most rigid economy in all things Thest
uation Of Maryland requires the adoption this
course of practice; and wc therefore hope to see
thorough ovorhauling Of all matters connec-
ted with the finances of the State--a dscon-
tinuance of unnecessary offices Of there be
any, and a reduction in salaries where il can
be safely made. The whole energies of the
Legislature should be employed to restore the
credit Of the State.
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A den Of Negro Gamblers broken pp.-Ths
watch of the Middle District made descent
on Saturday night upon the house of George
Caldwell (colored) in Madison st. and arrested
the following named gemmen of color, who
were all engaged in gambling in various ways.
Anthony Robertson, Edward Barton, William
Harriss, Harry Gassaway, Nicholas Christmas,
and Wesley Purviance. They were ali COM
nitted by VIM. A. Scheffer, Esq.
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BALTIMORE, June LIST, ls44
TlyEE Partnership, heretofore existing between
z HENRY SHIKK and JOS. JUDIK, of Baltimore,
Nd, and ISAAC SHIRK, of ChambersUurg, Penn,
under the firm of HENRI SHIRK 4 CO., has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
indebted to the said firm will please call and settle
their accounts; and all claims against the said firm
will please be presented for payment to Henry Shrk
or Joseph Judik, Franklin near Howard street.
HENRY SHIRK,
JOSEPH JUDIK,
d30- otH ISAAC SHJRK
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[Erom lhe PhiIndeIphia sririt a the TImes.l

n3-MAKE IT KNOWN. WIN SIMMONS, of this
city was afflicted for several years with liberation of
the leg, accompanied by ealous lump, which con-
iractcd the tendon to prevent him from continu
ing AT his labor more than six hours at n time He
was induced to try "CantrelI's Compound Medicated
Syrap of Sarsaparilla" and after the of four hot
tics, he entirely cured and able to resume his
daily labor.
ay-Tle above Medicine can he had in Baltimore at
the of Franklin and Green streets, and at the
s. w corner of Baltimore and Green-sts. 1t
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ELECTION FRAUDS. From publication in
the Cumberland Civilian, by William Price,
ESQ, it appears, that the seat of DR.. Fit2pat-
rick. returned as member of the House OF
Delegates from that county, will be contested,
on the ground, that he has been chosen by il
legal votes. 1t is stated in the publication OF
Mr. Price, that an investigation has conclu-
sively established the fact, that number OF
fraudulent and illegal votes, nearly double that
BY which the name of MIR. Price was excluded
from the return of delegates elect, were given
at the late election.
at ought to be known, moreover, (says Mr.
Price, that the frauds as was expected, have
been found to exist on the part of aliens almost
exclusively. And what has been ascertained
to be true here, would, upon a like scrutiny, be
ascertained to be true every where, throughout
the Union. The question must be met, and
that without much delay, whether the Ameri-
can People will or can submit, to this enor-
NOUS and intoerable wrong? The honest,
sound and respectable portion of our adopted
citizens, comprising, as they do, the majority
of this portion of our population, would do
well, to take this important matter in hand, and
devise some remedy for the evil complained of.
ANY mode of relief which they would propose,
there can be no doubt, would be effectual, and
being acceptable to themselves, would, for that
very reason, be acceptable to the whole coun-
try
The seat of Doctor Fitzpatrick is to be
contested under the direction of commit
tee of gentlemen, who are determined to
expose the frauds committed. This is right
for the yiolators of the law should not only
be exposed, but punished. And we rejoice
at the proposed investigation on another ac-
count-that is, that it will impress members
of the legislature with the indispensable neces'
sity of passing additional laws, more strictly te
guard and protect the right of suffrage from vi.
olation BY foreigners or Others We care moi
by whom these outrages may be committed, oil
which party is to be benefited or injured by
them-they should be punished-and especia
care should be taken to prevent their repetitiou
The legislature has full authoriiy on this subject
and we trust that it will be exercised, so tina
the purity of the ballot box may be preserved
No honest man can be opposed to the enact
ment of such laws as will accomplish this de
sirable object; for all that such man can re
miro or desire, is, that the true sentiments o
American citizens shall be expressed through
the ballot poxes, uncontrolled by fraudulen
and illegal votes.
Rex. MIR. !. c. TlNsLEY. The Philadelphia
Inquirer states that this gentleman, late Chap
lain to Congress, who has for several days beef
confined 10 his room By indisposition, is, throng
the caro- of DR.. Mcclellan, rapidly recoYerin:
his health.
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nC7.PROFEssOR MAGENIs.

NC PROFESSOR MAGENIS. This gentleman is
still engaged in giving Instructions in Elocuton, at
No ITO GAY STREET; and has been very successful in
his lessons in pulpit oratoy and reading, it has
been pleasure in two instances to witness.
There is nothing necessary 10 preacher than to
he able to read with and proper emphasis-and
This is readily acquired under the tuition of Professor
MAgPNIs, It's
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QlT- MISSIONARY MEETING. The 10th Ami
versarv meeting of the ASBURY MISSIONARY
SOCIETY will be held in the WESLEY CHAPEL,
corner of Shaip and Barre-sts., on THIS (ionday)
EVENING, the Both instant, at O'Clock. Addresses
may be expected from Rev THos. SEwELL, of this
city, and Rev. L. KENNADAY, of the Philadelphia An
nual Conference, IT.
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{hy- THE FAIR at the Basement of the Third Re
formed Church, cemer of Paca and Saratoga streets,
will he continued THIS (Monday) and TO-MOR-
ROW (Tues day) NIGHTS, when the articles that are
still on hand viii be disposed Of Great Bargains may
be had IN the rich variety of FANCY, USEFUL and
EATABLE STOCKS, as the Ladies are determined
10 sell out. do u
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j.. P. SOUTHCOMB, Dentist,
OF No. % Fayette-st., Sd door from North

HhOYLI1's CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT,
Ell The patrons of this lucky spot received several
splendid Christmas presents in the shape Of Capital
ffZes ~ three No. tickets sold during ME last
week, all OF them handsome prizes--among the resi-
one Of $1,000 one Of &l700, one of $780, Of $1,000,
&C. This onght to establish the sct even if it were
not already established, that the place get prizes il
at DOfLE'S Capital Prize Depot, l41 Pratt Sc, oppe-
site the Railroad Depot and next to- Bradshaw's IT. s.
HOTEL where all The capital prizes are on hand and for
fale III the following splendid schemes to he drawn
this week. ~
TODAY Capital prize of 81 GEO. Tickets 81
shares in proportion. ~
TUEsDAY-Cspital $4,000, tickets sas, shares in
proportion ~ "
WElNEsDAY-l Capital Of $4,000. Tickets Co.,
shares III proportion.
THURsDAY-Capital Prize SIS, 600 Tickets 40.
shares in proportion.
FRlDAY--CapiaI Prize of $4,000. Tickets eniy
81, shares in proportion.
SATURDAY $1,000, tickets Sl5. SATURDAYS is a 4
superior scheme for packages-go in for them Risk.
on package S5enly. DOYLE has sold more prizes
III the package than any other vehder in Balti more.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pun
chase by the package or quantity.
FOR sale IN the greatest variety of lucky Numbers, by
the PACKAGE single ticket, or share. All ORDERS per
mail or otherwise, addressed 10
NJ. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
IL TRl Onpnste T.. s. q. Is. x, Depoi.
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The above valuable medicine for the cure of Scrof-
uia, Chronic rheumatism, Chronic Swehings OF the
j0nts, Eruptons of the Skin, and all diseases arising
from the abuse of mercury, may be had in Baltimore,
wholesale and retail, of j. Y. PERKINS s. BRO,
corner Franklin and Greensts. and E. II. PERKINS,,
S. w. corner Baltimore and Greene d2l
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ffg-GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT. A
CARD. MRS. BAILEY most respectfully amour
10 her friends aud the pblic, that she proposes
EXPERIMENTAL MUSIC; when she will introduce
selections from BALFE's admired Opera Of the "Bo-
HERMAN GIRL and other favorte Songs. The assis-
of some of the most eminent Professors has been
kindly volunteered, and the Programme will appear in
future advertisement. d23 If
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MORTALITY AMONG THE FISH. The same
phenomenon which was observed few weeks
ago along the coast at the East, is also to BE-
seen OH the New Jersey sea shore. The whole
shore for thirty or forty miles is covered with
dead fish. Many of the fish are washed up be-
fore they are dead. So great is the number,
that a gentleman computed that on Leaning 5
Beach alone there must be 10000 bushels.
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OF 'HOARHOUND CANDY This Justly celebrated
Candy, for Pulmonary Complaints, Coughs, Colds,
Iioarseness, Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma &C.,
may he bad, at Wholesale retail, of Roberts & RI
kinson, Of Hanover and Market sireets OF of
Perkins Brother corner Of Franklin and Green sts
or Z. II. Perkins, sotIth west of Market and
Green streets, Baltimore. n3O-5wF
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GAMBLING. An act to prevent gambling in
this state, passed at December session 1926, is
published by the Mayor of Annapolis, by d.
rection of the corporation; and we are glad to
see that the police officers are required to give
information of all transgrcssions, that the law
may be rgidly enforced. 1t has been too much
the practice for professional gamblers to locate
themselves at the seat of government during
the session of the legislature, for the purpose
of preying upon members and visiters; and we
therefore commend the Mayor and Corpora
ton of Annapolis for their determination 10
inAict the penalties of the law upon all offend
ers. Tho act will be found in another column
of to-day's paper.
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&c SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION. The
Annual Exhibition of the Sabbath Schools attached TO
the North Baltimore Station will take place in the
Methodist T. Church, Exeter street, on MONDAY
EVENING, Dee. 90 commencing precisely at 81 o.
clock, The officers and managers of the Society as
the friends of Sabbath Schools aud the public
that every effort their part has been made to make
this equal To any Of former exhibitions. The ex
crcses will consist of Speeches, Dialogues, Scripture
Lessons, Hymns &C., all prepared for this exhibition
TICKETS I2b CENTS eacl--to be had at the
book store of Rev, t. P. Cook, Baltimore street, near
Gay, and of Samuel indes Gay-st., or of any Of the
Managers or Teachers. d2S2r
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" REGISTER,
/ RRASS EOIINlERS.

Ne AZ HOLIDAY ST.. near the City Hall,
Respectfully inform their friends and the public gen
orally, that they now prepared to execute all Or
ders in their line of business the most reasonable
terms, and at the shortest notice.
N. g. Cash given for Old Copper, Brass and Zinc.
uli eO2mT
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!

Dhh1AlNC! DAhHAlNO!
AETE have still hand large assortment of
w Winter Goods that must be sold before the
season is quite over, in order to make for the
spring stock. To all those who are still in of
DRY GOODS we say give sail aud you shall
have bargains Remember, we have said they must
be sold.
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES-Black, blue black,
navy blue, invisible green, brown, olive mixed and
drah Coths from 81 IS. to So per yard; black, blue,
mixed, fancy aid and striped Cassineres, twenty
five per cent. TESS than former prices
VESTlNGS, VESTINGS-Super black Satin, plain
and fancy silk Velvet Cashmere and Merno Vestngs;
black Italian Crayats; Fancy do; Ladies and gentle
mems Kid GLOVES, "a good assortment.
HEAVY WOOLLENS-S atiuetts; Kerseys and
Glasgow Jeans
BLANKErS-BLANKETS large assortment
ribbon bound Merino, Whitney and negro Blankets
all bought within the last few days closing lots;
those in want wi from % TO So per cent by Civ
ing us call.
BLEACHED GOODS.
10 cases bleaohed Muslins, iGst received.
do. fancy Prints
5, 6 and II quarters beaohed Sheetings; brown
Muslins; PenitentIary Plaids and Linseys; Cotton,
arms and Bats, at factory prices.
b. IL. RICHARDSON s. co.
No. 223 Baltimore street,
do First Dry Goods Store below Charles.
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the course in the English Lutheran Church, Lexington
street, win he delivered on MONDAY EVENING,
Both inst at u O'Clock, by JoHN IL. B. LArRoBE, Esq
Subjcct--"Mndern Iocomoti0nn Tickets for the
may he procured at Waters * Stevenson', and
Cugie & Berger's, Baltimore street. Gentleman's tick
ct Sl ladys SO CENTS single lectures 25 cents at the
door, d232t
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NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
TREAT BARGAINS IN FANCY GOODS,
1U DOLLS, TOYS and CUTLERY such as Scis-
sors, Knives, Razors, Fancy Boxes, Grace Hoops,
dressed and lndressed Kid Dolls; also Doll Heads of
all sizes, Crying Babies, Birds with moving wings,
brass and tin Trumpets Whips, vions, Pistols, Fire
Crackers, Glasses, Cologne and Lavender Waters,
Head, CLOTH and Tooth Brushes Jewelry, Spectaces,
dressing, fine tooth, twist and side Conbs Needles,
sc. Sc, all cheap for cash.
VIM. c. HARRIS, No. "a Baltmore-st.
d2S-d Three east of Holliday-st.
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FINDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
a. AMOS LOVEJOY, No 1913 Baltimore street.
has just received HEAVY Ribbed and Plain Domestic
all Wool Under Shirts and Drawers, extra large sizes,
white and grey mixed; also Scotch Wool and Merin0
do; heavy American Silk do; LADIES' Silk Meriao
and all Wool ESTS, Chi!drens do, oil sizes, dS
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POPULAR LECTURES. The third lecture OF
the course will be delivered this evening, in the
English Luthern Church, (Dr. Morris's,) by
John II. B. Latrobe, Esq. Subject-"Nlodern
Iocnnlotinnn
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RICHARD DONAHUE,

RICHARD DONAHUE,
DIR II ER "A ND Tail OR,
TERMAN STREET, few doors west of
w Hanover is thankful for past favors and solicits
continuance of the public patronage. n7-2awtjl
DRESSING GOWNS, DRESSING GOWNS.
a FEW ef those very needy and comfortable ar
"A cles, Especially for the student and those who
often called up at nght) gotten up in good style
and for sale at X. DONAHUE'S,
ri 2awtl Germanst.
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Rex. MR. !. G. TlxsLsr The Philadelphia
Inquirer states that this gentleman, late Chap
lain to Congress, who has for several days been
confined 10 his room by indisPosition, is, through
the caro- of Dr.. Mcclellan, rapidly recovering
his health.
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FAKIR OF AVA. Surely ''wonders will ne
yer cease for the Fakir continues to astonish
his audience by the production of some most
curious feats. He may be seen at the Assem-
bly Rooms.
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SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION. The Annual
exhibition of the Sabbath Schools attached to
the North Baltimore Station, will take place in
the Methodist Episcopal Church, Exeter street,
this evening. The exhibition will be OF high
ly interesting character, and will consist OF
speeches, dialogues, scripture lessons, hymns,
Go b,, the scholars
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H1LANK BOOKS. FOREIGN AND DOMES-
EG TIC STATIONERY. PARSONS X PRESTON,
Stationers, Booksellers, and manufacturers of AC-
COUNT BOOKS, BANK LEDGERS, &c., No. Isl
Pratt ST., djoining the Depot
MUSIC AND PERIODICALS of every description,
bound in the neatest manner.
COMMERCIAL BLANKS of every description.
BLAME BOOKS, Tin sets) for Banks, Companies,
Mercantile Houses, &c., made to order in the best
and most durable manner, by
PARSONS s. PRESTON,
d2s fri No. Isl Pratt at, adjoining r. X. Depot.
hsOMETHING NENy-KID GLOVES CLEAN
- ED INSIDE AND OUT so AS TO LooG EQUAL TO NEW
by C. EYRE s. co. Try the experiment and iii does
rot give satisfaction, charge VH be made. Price
~ l2i cts. Gloves left at 4. w. WILLIAMS, Ladies
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, No 81 Baltimore
st. attended to with punctuaty. dll-eodaw*
NWORsTED CLOAExs AND COATS FOR
Wv CHILDREN--f have just received assert
ment of tho above artices which will sell
that cannot fail TO please. Callat J. M. HAIG'S
Fringe and Tassel Factory;
d26 fPl 12l Baltimore st. doors above South.
INDIA KUBBEiits. few cases Ladies' Rub
a Der Shoes, for sale low TO close saes by
TURNER, WHEEL WRIGHT NUDGE,
d28 lpAl No. 2 South Charles ST.