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NAvAL.-The u > s!oOp-of-war jamestown
CommAndsr Mercer bound to the Coast OF africa drop
pet down 10 the naval anchorage yesterday
No fohk Beacon. Sept
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One ton Of silver bullion stored In q st. Louis
warehouse recently IL bsopgs to santa Fe traders and
IL on Its way Philadelphia to be converted into legal
currency.
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C No charge until tbc Hair Is restored y

Bes's Hair storetive applied shove et ms ono,
9 Nassau st NJ B. 70 those who apply u tem'e'es' "
is TO go VI
do he eby certify. hit have general ce.' III 50
am r,oualIv acquain ed OF the par'ie' VINO a'e
signed il, aud Know be en- % the hgnSf' \ f
the cnmmu ity Ahe'f' W"
NEW YoqR March 1890 rp,.,.,l 81 n
piston DePt''-'<s ""~ - TIL Sa
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boots, shoes gal sIs Is Joue Ann street the
get tere ssgood boz at 81 so as be
chased else where Sc QUITE saving He also sells
nice boots SO So Congress boots and
low Joqes has the trae m doug busiue'slght
penses and small profits All goods purchased Ann
aned give entire satisfaction. All persons troubled
with cors had better give him cal.
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Religious Intelligence.
The Rev DR. Dewey, of this city will 1t Is said preach
In the City Hail. Bridgeport Connecticut, on Sunday
next
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y, question the best imported TO this count can be had Of
the subscribers AID warranted Together with very large ad
veil selected ent Of Razors Pen and Pocket Knives
Pedumery soaps aud everything appertarng the toilet
q. SAUNDERS l. son. III Broadway,
lpposre How srd Hotel
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small which he subsc bes have paced even
hag necessary for the toilet without destro their useful
aud the ndome md substantial which the,
made render these superior any manufactured
IN examination canuot TAIL OF being 6atisacto y.
q. SAUNDERS SON. III Broadway
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The telegraph from Wheeling to Cincinnati 22e
dsys
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Sporting Intelligence.
There was to be grand trial of speed at the Cam
bridge Trottng Park yesterday afternoon the horses
Gov Dorr, Of Springfield and Tom Benton, Of Boston.
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Young formerly No street, but opposite Of
fee of Fulton aud Nassau He featuring
The best quality Of French calf stitched Boots Of the Ia
style for 81 So equal the best sold her for Sc
and s.; do Cue calf his make for s3 SO usually sold o
81 Boots aud Shoes kuds mde order the short.
noice. Call and zee HAM,
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xMrRcE or tn. Posr OF New Yonx-vALrg OF

TOTAL ........ ..sAs 1880 5l,s'5,37 Ga "a .o2s
The value Of merchandise imported in the frat eight
months Of 1917, si25l567i greater than for the
corresponding period in 1915 and $25I77a7s greater
than for the mouths in lsi5 The imports aud
ports Of this port for the rst eight months Of each Of
the psst three years, have been annexed -
COMMERCE OF THE PoRr NEw YomK-IMponTs AND
EXPORTS
January lnf Sept ls, ls'5. 1876 ls47.
value u ,mrorts... -. $40, lc3 $50 5s53T Co. 923
Value ofexaOrs ..... iG,iN VA 2la5J3A Ji37,t99
-
Excess imports
port'".. ......... $ao7s6i o6 s',3s'oD T,is3,s2o
This exhibits decrease IN the balance against this
country upon the trade Of this port The balance here
Is always largely against us. aud as there has this
year been decrease may take It for granted that
there have beer corresponding reductions In all
Other parts Of the country Our imports aud
ports have been larger than usual; the imports into
Other places do not exhibit any material increase. while
the exports from every port have been unusually large
With the facilities for importing which our large
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Yosk Gold Pen Company No John street Of Mas
keep the of these almost udixpen.a
BILE articles They have hem almost any price, suit the
of II aud their pens all selected by Of the most
judges Gold and Silver Pen and Pencil Cases Of
superior quality, wholesale aud re'a
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We publish in this days paper the details of
the very important news which we received yes
terday by special express from the seat of war.
In antici patton OF the surrender of the capital,
we placed in the hands of our artist some days
since, an engraving of the city of Mexico, and
as luck would have il he furnished it last even
ing, exactly in season for to publish it con-
temper Aneously with the intelligence ofthe event
itself II will be found on the outside of this
days Herald.
This news, as the public perhaps are already
aware, was procured by us by means of special
express, which we arranged in connection with
two or three papers at the south as long ago as
the month of February last. We undertook it
knowing that it would be costly, but we were
determined to have the latest news of Importance
from the seat of war in this city a. soon 40
il could be obtained by steam and lightning. In
many cases the information received by it was
contradictory and unsatisfactory, and did not
pay the one-hundredth part of the expenses we
were put to in obtaining it, but in others, as for
instance in the taking of Vera Cruz and yesterday
in the reduction OF the city of Mexico, we feel
that we have been amply repaid for all the ex-
psnse we have been put to, not so much in dol
lars and cents perhaps, as in the satisfaction of
knowing that we put it before the public some
three or four days before they would receive it
by Cave Johnson's snail-like mail.
This news, for instance, is three days in ad-
vance of the mail II left New Orleans ON the
Sd inst, and we have not yet received the papers
from that city of the lst inst.
We may every moment expect the arrival of
another express, with later news from the army
GEN. 8. w. KKARNY.-This efficient officer
arrived In our city yesterday, en- route for Wash
ington. He remained with his family at ST.
Louis only four days, although he had been abb
sent from them since the commencement of the
Mexican war. Gen. X. was engaged in active
service from the time he lett the United States
uatil his return. He has fought for his country
and bears honorable scars to testify to his pa
triotlc devotion. He has come on post haste
from St. Louis, and will await his arrival mt the
capital TO rest from the fatigue Of his journey
HIS services in the United States army COM
meme on the Canadian frontier in the war of
1872, where he distinguished himself highly, al
though bearing only lieutenant's commlsson
He looks remarkably well, notwithstanding the
effect which life camp has had in giving II
slvery grey color to his locks Gen. Kearny is
aJerseyman-a true Jersey blue.
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We would again cali the attento, Of the pub ic doth cit
aud straugers the magnificent of shirt
bosoms cola socks gloves and half hose which to
had at John Scots store 81 Nassau street. at the uncon
sm, advance of per cent above cost ust call an
judge fory oursslf-his store s opposite our Office.
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manufactured in New York, and fom 10 to IS
lower than sold Pc desou of beng supplied f
the wagons OF the New York Camphene D lery BY send
orders through the Post Office to 18th street
and LIST Avenue, they will receive attention.
Strangers who may happen To need Medical
or Sus gica Aid Wilde a city will do well
consult Dr. H. Gregory Roosevelt street. His long expert
consulting and surgeon fully entities him
the confidence of who chance need his profess
sona services aud especially would recommend him
such may need advice only.
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The aggregate quantity Of the articles left tide
water from tho Of navigation to the 7th
Of September, inclusive. il a. follows:-
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

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the subscrpt made in Hdv
Dis subscribers Ly letter the postaee
which viii be paid by u.s. and all risk rs
saietr transmission ~
The COUNTRY PApER pnhlihed ti esky during The ses-
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period leSs received nm
termz pro peronedto the above annual rates.
remittance payment
tons viii be SUFFICIENT receipt therefor
notes OF any speciepaying bank will be received.
Q PosrsASrERS authorized to act agents by
sending DAILY subscribers with i've SEMI
WEEKLY subscribers with enclosed five WEEKLY subj
scrbes with $40 enclosed will be entitled copy Of the
edition az they Furnish us subscribers for.
- rn CoSsRrsosAL REGISTER viii be furnished them the
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bergen county.
Tract of land in Bergen
township, containing 1888
acres.
Do. do. 1908 acres.
Do. at West Hoboken, con-
tanning 0'7O acres.
Do. in township of Lodi,
containing 40 acres.
Do. Weehawken township,
containing - acres.
Esse.r county.
Dock lot No. l, IN city of
Newark, 30 feet front and
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Bergen county
Io.5J.
une 80, Samuel Swartwout,

LANDS LYING IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY.
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LANDS LYING IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK

y iG9, IN lst ward,
not stated.
Lot No. in 18th ward,
contents not stated.
Lot No. 4"
Z" 776, in 18th ward,
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Parish of Piaquemines.

Parish Of Ptaquemines.
Undivided hali-part of a tract
of land designated as sec. 8,
township "a, range 30 east,
containing 100 acres-re-
serving 10 acres in such
form as shall be hereaf-
ter laid Off under the direc-
ton of the Fifth Auditor of
the Treasury, connected
with, and fof the purpose Of
a lighthouse, and including
the one now thereon, and
other buildings connected
herewith
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Randolph county.
Tract of land containing
about 5000 acres.
Tract of land containing
about z, 1000 acres.
Tract OF land containing
about 1915 acres.
Kenhdpa county.
Tract of land containing
about 800 acres.
Fdirfar county.
One -halfof a tract of about
80 acres.
alexandria county.
Also the following lcts In
town OF Alexandria, viz:
Lot No. 81, on Queen St.,
(plat +, 80 feet by 81.
Lot No. 4, on Washington
ST., (plat A. II #. by ll6
Lot No. %, on Commerce
ST., (plat FL rs #. by 80.
Lot No. Is, on Oronoco ST. =,
(plat ca "a teet by 100.
Lot No. IL, on Water st. !,
(plat CD % feet by 1913
feet 6 inches.
Lot No. Is, on Water St,
(plat d. n feet by I23
feet 5 inches.
Lot No. rs, on Commerce
St, (plat FL % #. by Go.
Undivided half of rent
charge of $24 per ann,
on lot No. 10, plat b.
Lot on Cameron and Fair
fax streets, in town of
Alexandria-being old
Banking House.
Hampshire county.
|One-eighth and one-tenth
parts of sundry tracts of
land, conveyed by Max
cy Il Thruston to Brady,
Clarke, Falls, IL Swart-
won't, Aug. 5, 1887, and
by the marshal OF West
ern District of Virginia,
to the United States,
9th May, 1889; deed
recorded in Hampshire
county, the interest Of
Swartwout being about
405 acres.
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body the Mississippi
mouth of Scrubgrass
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776, in 18th ward,
City of TROY.

CITY OF TOY.
Lot No. (from River
street to Hudson river,
so feet front and rear.
Lot No. Opposite the
above, 80 #. front IL rear
CITY Of Brooklyn.
Lot No. on l4th street,
contents not stated.
Lot No. 6
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1913.
422 Jan. Z, Richard M. Car

. LANDS LYING IN THE STATE OF KENTUCKY.
1881 Mason county.
423 Ap1 "a James c. WilOne-sevenh part of a of
son, IL 900 acres, Kenneken-
mic creek purchased of Mer-
ry Walker, being about
I,57l 81 acres.
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Which said lands conveyed by Samuel Swart-
to VIM Young, late president OF the Mount Savage
Coal and Iron Company trust for the and benefit Of
the United States by deed bearing date 3lst day of Deem
ber 1872 and recorded jan g. lS43 in lber b. No ID,
oos 49, 49, and 90 the land records of Aegany county,
Md"
The said lands also sold by the marshal of the State
of Illinois, under distress against said Swartwou,,
22d November, 1S43 and bought in by the United
States The deed of the marshal TO the United States
executed June 49, 1874 and duly recorded in the several
counties in the State of Illinois where the land lies
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NUMBER IO7.


LANDS IN THE STATE or II.LINoIs.-Comtin.ed.
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6S2 shares of stock in the
maryland and N. York
Iron and Coal Com pany,"
located in Allegany conn.
ty, Maryland, conveyed
to VIM. Young in trust
for the U. States. The
shares are of the nominal
value of 500 each, and
are unincumbered.
Also, 720 shares of stock
in the same company,
conveyed in like manner.
These shares are OF the
same nominal value, but
have been hypothecated
for loans obtained by the
company in England, and
the u. States hold only
the residuary interest
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PnflApELyNsA, Jan. 0, lSlY,

PHftApgLpNtA, jan ., l07,
case Of alleged eri~. 10 pending before the
suprsms Court In which the damages are laid 1t 0oo
The plaintiff is John Alexander, engineer on board
the steamer Princeton and the defendant named John
Morgan jr The latter boarded in the family of the for
for the past eight years. but the intimacy
complained Of occurred during the absences of
the plaintiff during several years past, while the
lady kept the tavern owned by the husband. near
Paramount There is great disparity of ages in the
parties alleged to have been guilty the lady being Al
while the gentleman is and employed clerk in
the neighborhood, considerably her junior The evil
dence for the prosecution left doubt the exist.
ence OF the alleged intercourse and the defence consist
ed mostly in an attempt to prove improper conduct by
the fair with other long before prov
ed against the defendant II was also set up in mitigation
that the young was but youth when he first went
to board in the plaintiffs family and was actually sedu
ced from the paths OF Tecude by the lady. The hus-
band obtained divorce in consequence OF the alleged
criminal intercourse but it 10 assorted by the defence
that the parties have united in lock since the
institution of this suit The amount of dam ga awarded
by the jury, under these circumstances will be but
small compared TO he sum asked for
The case in which Isaac Lower, Folly ard Degnn and
Charles Donohue charged with assault and battery
upon james southern in filing gun at him, than
sight, concluded this morning. The evidence
very contradictory and did not strongly sustain pro-
therefore, brought Ia verdict Of not guilty this
ing, and ordered the county to pay the costs.
dinner is to be given to the Hon Joy Morris, bya
next. 1t will take place at simpsons restaurant
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
sin,r BoAsp.-l share North American Bank, 400; 90 U
CATION" ~ is 1000 Readily R Bond. ot" d TX
RIGA BANK ess Mfs s%s
1000 United states Loan. 6's, Isl. ssS1
se7s 200 Loan 6s 'ea iol: Cas- 1913; 20 Vicks-
20 Mechanics Sank $50 '''~ '''' - ''' "a
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JANUARY 10.



Ships Luconia. sherman, London, D II Robert.on Her.
mine Brem) VOlkman, Richmond, Pavensted & Schuma
ker rdssr chapter New Orleans, sta non Fost-Barks
hatheen. Bitfen Belfast l.. Mason Thomp.on; Roman
Dnckendorf Greenock Foster Nickeson; Jubilee, Ha
maj. Tampico, w W Pratt; Victory, Ryan DOB iss +
cow. Durham Dimsn; Eliza Palmer tBr) Parks, Liver
pool. 4 w Durham Coz FrcderleAa (Brl Atkinson, do
Burnham De- Wolf Perkins. Thatcher Teneriffe, Fo.
ter Nshersoa MeTceIy Or, Dean, 8 Johns, NE 9
Tenenife Il Buck Jones, Netting, Wilmington, NC,
Deiossett Brown Belle Nc Nlatn, Norfolk; Millicen
Dodg.. Baltimore Chesapeak, Stna do Delawae, Reed
Washington; American NASH Philadephia; Abbott Law
ton-Soops Vgilent, Heath Newport; Rienz Duree, Pro-
whence; President, Frisbie, New Haven.
Arrived.
Brig Aconite, (of Eastpor) Pake days from Salt Key
Turks wi salt, to Nesmith Walsh Lett no Am vessels
IL port, 4h ins off Ha.eIa, exchanged signals with
Schr VIM Henry. Ryder (of PROVING "a days from
Curacao, with salt Touk San Vessels left before
ported Sd off Hatteas boarded schr Joseph Sebran
from Richmond for Wilmington, NC, who kindly supplied
OF for Phla Tor Aux Csyes The has experienced
severe weather on the passage.
Schr Washington, Fluhart from Washington, NC, with
shingles.
Schr Nam,hong, Young, from Norfolk, with corn. to
Wolf
chr Sarah Ann Roe Terry from Baltimore with -four to
johnson X Lowden.
Bark Columbia, 80 days from Bremen. with passengers
order.
Brig wissahcon. days frsm Santa Cruz Cuba with ma.
hogany, to Cntts.
Also a herm brig.
Wapoe, Liverpool Patrick Henry, do: bark Cosmo
toll
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:s, ;.:: Is! III ss :. q: .si
~ oss i !: ss 70 :.sS e:
90
hs &
On sos. n nHes ~ Das ds' @G e
but Little; pumped he dry tCnigh there ha, not been
ss Ts than 70 Soa 81 shs II:
BEACH gave The eaIso IN charge Of the wreck tsI Mr.
could do, and hope have acted IN the best could
insiF xa 's
beach to watch the goods he rest on the s shSt 5nsy
hsy ali hey can save the property The wreck
will on the sale cEooS: as S1g as Ne es sSs mat You
fun ofan assorted cargo.
sM,r RHODE ISLAND recently Pu5sh,sd by the govern
THURSDAY night torn from her moorinE, the wharf ana
Ssss; MsseS il. said she cannot be got Of
until her cargo is dischaged
and lowed to New %oaaon
Halls railway on Tuesday Her Keel is badly ! jarsd
She sold to Captain Kichard Rogers of New London
letter from CAPTAIN Perry of hg Joseph M Me- Sn ofE
Ship Susan. Manehe, Bedford at Johann, July a had
d. o. %G'
!!s% SAX S :s ssys,
TG 2sa Sc s e. cG s % os
oa Bunker d. ~ IsSs * G.liipsse. .ii@a
o
Smalley NIB fm NV Coast 800 SIP 400 VIII; Mobile, Bunker
ro m NV Coast 26 mos $50 SIP 80 VIII; Hydaspe, Taylor
do &c 400 200 wh twas reported July H. 600 sp)
. %h p,l Hi" Il @ jose 2e
Perry FHSven IS mos AGO sp rne Palmer, Nant. ~
mos go sp $50 Hobomok, Josrs. Falmouth, 20 mos
1900 81 800 VIII Aug "a, Garland, Cowel NIB, moE, 40
bbls Blacklist.
Foreign Ports
agM KT' Dec S. Ra brig Eta N To 70.
in oc or days Sid brig huntres., Hosn,r Pha.
n0sns PSrus
RUcKsroRr, Jan Arr schr Aihambra. Blanchard New
York, Frank fort. Sid bark Du,ap, Thomas, Port
Prince.
BosroN jan 8The telegraph reports fore and aft sch.
Of about 100 ashore the side OF the Spt
another Of about 60 tona ashore Long Island Head
bot" unknown. 7th sehrs Wellington Lowry Baitimore
Co.vo, C,ockeu Sew York. Sd schr Ashland Carlisle
banks Marcia Harvard, London hapin; Smith savau
nah; Sw brig Experiment Amgren and Buenos
Ayres sens = Brooks Rose brooks II Jago; Helen Mar
Adams, New Orleans; Hereuean. Baker, Mobile; Robert
pods Amerca briss hickasaw Pearls schr, Ontario, and
Somevie; 1.-THE had sid the 9Th and back THU; sso
from the Roads ship Santiago; bark Laura; briggs Acadan
ToLME HoLr. Jan 7-Arr brig David Pratt, Tarr Phi
Round Pond, Harding Philadelphia for Boston; Cygnet
Sweet Jeremie for Boston 9Th, brig Com HULL New
Y9s; schr Tsmores Maanzss In port, brig David rra
PORTLAND, Jan 7-Arr sch Antilles. He kins Thomaston
for NYok; Mech,nc, Sawyer. Mschas for do; cid bsrks
Canero Shields Trinidad; Ostvia new OF Portland 2o9a
PkovIDENcE Jan e-Ar schr Perseverance, Hebron, New
York.
RIcHMsNp Jan Arr schrs Jabez White, Corson, New
York; Emalne Garwood do.
SALEM, Jas 7-Arr brig Nereus Holmes, Cayenne.
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ALBANY, January 8, 1916.

ALBANY, January 8, 1916.
The Exciting appearance of 7hinss-Up and at them
The Senate is beginning to cut out work for the House
with CELEBRITY The machinery Is now moving with
degree of order expect TO hear highly interesting
discussion in the Senate tomorrow the resolution Of
instructions to Senators in Congress in regard to the
antisIavery clause. [See Senate proceedings This
resolution offered by Senator Hall, of the Sixth
one of the whig Senator's 1t is simply seconding
the speech of MIR Preston King, lately delivered in the
House of Repr personalities against the introduction Of
slavery into th territories annexed to be annexed to
this Union have doubt Of its passage, though ex.
pect to witness fsrocious discussion upon all the mo-
mentous questions unsettled in relation to the
There is apparently lingering hope among the wings
that they be fable to unseat Polk before the ter
mination of the war Among them, on every hand
hear exp essons of hate toward him, and OF growing
cessfuy
bill offered to-day by Mr. Backus in the Senate, pro-
vding for the registration Of BIRTH death and mar
riage IN this State particularly important In stats.
tical point Of vew and exhibiting the annual aggre-
gate OF Dir tbs and deaths it would be valuable Such
law IL emf yrced in Massachusetts, and the benefits which
result fro it are highly appreciated
The 20 Iect committee who have the bill for the relief
ne ew YORK STATE @ IN tn rsnort
In Il % House proceedings to-day you will observe that
bill authorsing the appointment OF the three codify'
ing mmissones is now in preparation and will probs
bly, introduced to morrow According to present in
dicat ions, there will be six commissioners appointed
thre cody the laws and three others to revise 81 n
p and abrdge the rules of practice and forms OF pro-
ces dngs OF the several courts
lard, Of the Senate is screamer; lie is sapan he is
polished and elegant out of DOORS but the floor Of the
Senate when he snufs any thing peculiar in the wind,
he is horse, and mistake. There some men
in the Senate whose biographies | must give you Let
them look cut for them. There some great
men in the Senate and Hard is one Of them /;
he is lean Senator, of the medium height,
with tongue of, g,eat compass, and with the pc.
cuiiar physical conformation for orator his eye is
gentle grey lin repose) but when the burden of tire
nendous effort is thrust upon him, he bears II scientific
caily and nmbIy He is kind Of an Independent wing
and he sticks TO his party long there any wisdom
| in sticking. He is great man and he would mako a
| point on the floor of the United States Senate
Last night had fall OF snow, and the wind shifted
| three points. II Is as cold as Russia.