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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
XXXIXTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. WASHINGTON. March ~. 1866.
THE MILITARY ACADEMY.

Mr.. FEssENDEN reported from the Committee
on Finance the bill making appropriations for the sup
port Of the Military Academy with amendments when
strites ont the provso prohibiting the payment Of
money in violation of the oath Of Office act OF 1862 and
TO cadets appointed since January last from States
lately in rebellion. The appropriation Tor the library
OF Officers quarters from o. 800 to $1,000 1t also adds
approprintions OF g. 900 for reooring the buildings
$1,000 for quarters for subaern officers ana s2O Tor
incl for warming the mess hall and shocmakers and tai.
lor's shops.
TAX ON CIGARS.
Mr.. HOWE presented the joint resolution OF the Wis.
consn Legislature asking for modification OF the tax
an cigars which was referred to the Committee the
District Of Columbia.
GEoRGET0wS HARBoR.
Mr.. MORRILL, QTsseuted thq memorial Of ths Mayor
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From A NJ sp.nser, Editor ofThe Cuita., Nc. IS North

From A NJ spsnseI Editor ofThe Cuts.is;, Ne Is North
Sixthst - 49,
PHILADELPHIA, Jolly IS, 1855
Some eighteen months since was sufferer from
Dyspepsia only unable TO take plain food without
Ferng great distress but had become deDated g. 10 be
almost untitled for active business Of any kind
Amer trying variety Of socaed remedies, all OF which
proved worthless induced at the suggestion OF mcd
raj friend 10 give HoohaDds German Bers trial accord
ngy purchased six bottles which taken III accordance
with your directions.
The result comp etc removal Of all distressing symptoms
,er eating drinking and fu restoration Of strength
that row al ordinary kinds Of food with impuny and
m, able 10 attend the duties % large and sTdnOus
business wei any period Of life The good effects
of the Bitter manifested before had taken the
bottle.
have also used my family with the happies results
and take great pleasure in adding testimony that Of the
Inany others who have been benefited by them nd great
benefit the Of bottle ~ the Spring and all They
not ony create appetite but healthy tone 70
the stomach, by siren gbenins its digestive powers.
1.-THE above testimony will be the means Of Inducing any
who SAFER from dyspepsia 20 give yonr bi'ters tra when
it feel confident will give them relied s at your service
Yours truly, = NJ ofANOLfh'
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From the Res w. D. seigried Pastor Of Twelfth Bap'is,
Church. Philadelphia. -,
GEyrLEMRs: I have recently been laborng under the
distressing effects Of indigestion. accompanied by Pros
trbiou Of tire system. Numerous rcnltues
.ere recommended by friends, and some OF them
tested but without relief Your Hoofands German
Bi,,ers were recommended by persons who bad tired
hem and whose favorable mention OF these bltes IN
fuced also Try them must confess tht had an aver
ZION TO Patent Medicines from the Thousand and one
suaok Biers" whose only aim seems to be TO rm on
Iweetened and dragged liquor the community IN sly
way tendency of which fear l. 70 make many
teIhnned drunGard Upon learning that yours was really
medicinal preparation took with happy effect Its acuon
mot only upon the stomach bu tie system was
prom pt and gratifying feel that have derived great and
Ierlnanent teDeht from the use o. few bottles very
W D. sEIGFRIED. No. 2sfshsckAmaxOnst
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READ WHO SAYS 50.

From me Rev Levi c. Beck, Pastor OF tie Beps uIo Do
p,mberton y j. formerly OF the North baptist Ihureh'
Philadelphia pIeset Pastor OF the bepil'l N"'H ''s4'
Pa
Ibs,e known Hooamds German Bitter iNgraoay oi o
.n,nLer Of var. nave used them In ny family, ami
have been so pleased with the1 effects that was induced TO
them 10 many others and know that they have
ra,ad in a strilingv beneficial manner. | take great
neas1re in thus publicly procaimns this fact, and calling Tire
tnor N those ted with the diseases for which they
reSonmen6ed to these Bers knowing from experience that
nav recommendation will be sustained do tins more cheer
tv as Uoohands Bers is intended 10 benent he actcd
"'o - AV' LEVI C. BECK.
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From the Rev William Smith, formerly Pastor Of the
vmeentown ard Mvie IN. - Baptist Churches Philsoel'
yhs
Having used in my family number OF bottles Of your
Hsoasnd German Btters have say that regard them
excellent medicine specially adapted 10 the ds
recommended for They strengthen snd nvg
the system when debilsted ana useful in disorders
Of The liver oss Of appetite kc. have also recommended
them Of MY friends. who have tried them, and
feUrs, truly WILLIAM SMITH
No. S6 Hutchinson. 81.
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From Rev. ID. Merge Pastor Of the fessyunk Baptist
Church. PHILADELPHIA
From the many respectable recommendations given to Dr.
Hoonands German Bters. ] induced to give them a
trial After using several bottles found shem 10 be good
remedy oT debility, and most excellent tonic ot the
stomach d MERRIGE.
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Rrouihe Rev Thomas Winter d. d., Pastor Of BOIbor
sph Baptist Church:
DEAN SIR feel 1t due TO your excellent preparation IoOi
nds German Btters add testimony 10 the deserved
reputation has obtained have for year., times been
troubled with great disorder in head and nervous system
was syised by friend TO try bottle Of Oeifn1n BIT
krs did and have experienced great and M. 1peeed
fehef; health has been very materially benefited conn
IDENTIFY recommend the srtiele where meet with ni
bar and have been ssuIed by OF their good
Affects Respectfully youTI, r. WINTER,
Roxborough Pa.
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BEWARE or CoUNTRRFEITs.

BEWARE or CoUNTRRFEITS.
See that the signature Of &C. NJ JACKSON" is on te
wrapper Of each bottle
PRICE.
SINGLE BOTTLE, 81, OR A HALF DGZEN FOR 81
Should your druggist have the s-tice do not be
potoe BY any Of the Intoxicating preparations that may
odst it, place bot ssGd to srd vii forward
surely packed by eSprsss
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PRINCIPAL OFviCg AND MANDFACIORY

PRINCIPAL oFviCE AND MASUFACToRY,
No. 6sl ARCHST..
PHILADELPHIA PA
JONES 4 EVANS,
(Successns to {. NJ Jackson 4 Co, }
Proprietor'.
sasls BY Druggists and Desles' in every town in tie
United States
ii. T.. HELMBOLDS
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
No. 594 BROADWAY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT,
NEWYORK.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-11
PASSAGE REDUCED!
CHEAP PASSAGE TO OR FRom
z IT r Q p E.

PY SAILING SHIPS. SAILING EVERY wEER,
ID Also, by the
SPLENDID MAIL STEAMERS.
Sailing every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY 10 snt
from New York ::
Great Reduction In Faro to
CALIFORNIA AND AUSTRALIA
DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT ON Great Britain apt
ireland, at the very Lowest Ratea.
Passengers, on arrival In Now York. viii have thei,
SaggAao removed Free. and every care bestowed or
them.
For Passage, Go., sppiy to p. sHEAHAN. No a
West street. New York, or
II. NJ QUINN & BROTHER,
No 6T KIHe BrnEET. CHARLESTON, O.
And No. l87 Broad street, oppoato Monument utroo,
Augusta q. A. Tyr February n
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BRYAN then spoke az follows

Judge BRYAN then spoke as follows:
There ls no alternative left this Court Tia
power is only moral. It represents the oonstitn
lion and the law. If not upheld by the coordi
nate branches OF the Government and sustained
Dy the people, it is powerless. It depends nnon
the rove OF liberty and the sense OF right In the
great heart OF free people. It has no bribe To
1pduce, nor army to compel obedience; and when
the army, which is it's natural ally and seryant
% DgGohes IT'S opponent, It loses the strong arm on
which it trghtfully and legally depends Feel that
attended to my duty, and met the question in the
love or liberty and right. I have perfect resnect
Tor Gen. Siokles, and am glad to suppose that he
also acts under the impression that he ia rioht
l am satisfied that have done INV dntv in The
love OF right, and trusting in the triumpb of
right, and cannot permit myself to donhf tho
result. The cause OF right ia holy and If I des.
pair OF its success must despair Of the liberties
or my country. will be glad II q statement ia
prepared according to the suggestion of connseI
and will give 1t any endorsement in my power
Hon, ARMIsTEAD BURT suggested that the Mar
shal amend his return by stating that, having no
power to enforce the arrest, he withdrew it, which
was accordingly done.
Hon. a. BURT stated that he would bring to the
notice Of the Judge at Chambers the Act of Con.
fgress on which the return in the case OF Showers
was based.
j. B. CAMPBELL, Esq, moved q continuance of
the CAGE OF M. COSTELLO until Monday pext which
was granted.
On motion OF the District Attorney, the Court
adjourned. u
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BY order OF the British Government a criminal
was executed at Baroda, in India, by being
dragged through the streets Of the city bound TO
che foot Of on elephant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15
BANQUET TO CYRUS w. FIELD.

This evening the Chamber of Commerce will give a
BANQUET to Mr. Cyrus W. Field at the Metropolitan Hotel IN
this city. - ... .
e cards Of invitation arc worthy Of notice Their sic 10
By inches The engraving nchdes three 5icnIes , me
central one represents America and England gtunb wv
earth with telegraph cabc An olive branch s heid oyer
the earth BIZ dove The wog JOINING " ~ We sesi VI
he Cbanbe Of Commerce On tho lei below % te Aiuetean
eagle with shield &C. and Sc stars and en- tEe sh1 apls
ne 81 Great Britain Tho Tords o. ne
The Chamber Of Commerce Of the SiaIe OF nov rs
spectflly invites % meet MI CyIus w tIeu ~ ~
dqner Thursday the 18th inst at P m al the Msopo
tan Hotel 20 exchange congratulations on the ppy
Ls efforts In the great work Of uniting BY Telegraph he va
World with the New A. A. Low, George Opdyke WIlam ~
Dodge, JOnghan SturGes, SteNLtBfoW o@huoi " 4Oee'
Committee. New. York Nov. 8, ZOO nm =. 81
Telegraph wires leading from the banquet ha1 w1 Dest
,aehed 20 the wires connecting with the Atlantic Cas Ds
pat es viii he cen, 70 Europe during the banqce Prepare
Hons hive been made Tor about 40 persons nc AIDES un2h
the invited guests VIII the banGnc. hall at ha past
o'clock Previous 20 that time hey VII remain IN feceIoh
arranged for the pupOse where rehesnme nave Oeen
provided. =, o..-.-s.,--.,....
lie following notice been iGsued BY Captain Baekett
TwEErY SYTH PRECINCT iETsofoLlTAs foI'E,{
NKv. YORK. Nov - 1863 y,
bringing Company Tao heeepton % Cyrus W.
Field co. Metropolitan Hotel this evening wlh approach
f,"n thc norb CHAs " BRACKETT
Captain. aud Inspector Of HOckDey Coaches
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THE EIGHTEENTH WARD HomcIDE.


On Sunday morning, the Attn inst, party of intoz-
oa,d he oyster saloon Of Michael MJefs No
449 Tr,,sye and asked fer suohaG 20 COS They were in
formed ,ha, as too lG the proprietor about TO close
be Mace The men insisted be ne served declaring With
oas maj Trey would have what they waited or smash every
ming In he PLACE One Of the party then anasicd pane OF
rlafs IN the 'front.' door. The pTol-eoi and young man
nnancd walter Wcs,coH, who vas sitting the saloon at
ieuted The Len, and lstt wtb nc
,ec a. lengh elected but mil one OF them
Nd fut Weseo,t acrcss tho abdomen inGiouns right
,ycurd from giCh lis b1we3 prCilled mo ssIanS nlde
III escape. The wounded man saS ikoh 10 Beoe nc.
fanegon Of thc Eighteaih Precinct Police and some o. ms
most trusted ocoTg has been searching for TIE ou
Of The place where She aray secured and nc a' 1le ao
unable give any accute DESCRIPTION q I1' N'o ' "
Innate ares. IS extremely doubtful 80 t,r nj,
deceased n the residence Mrs Cathcline Duiy No $50
Secoudoye with WHOM deceased HAD no-,1 lCI -, o'
preyOus 90 bis death The following - az w es'
Charles Boln being sWoTn dopoE-d-kebist az 20 va i'
Twenty fourth ST. and eighty aelueh,ed Sh S.Veao
ON las Sat lray week ago was n MI Meyer SAIGON az ~
IS2 and leceq,el tEeso afo four Young men
came in and called for something 20 co; ana te. seu 70
FOR H. Mr. Meyer then tried TO get em on u INC paee Nen
Ycs,co 60, w and tried 70 he -cc confession h.A
,rgurd and considerable pTo,Dno language vas id ~ heSo
men toward deceased general itch: beng ne es ne men
e M ,cngth elected nom the promises y Meyer and west
cot deceased then sail I'm cat and tooa him 20 tho hos
la do know Who the persona Hosc never la'lng seen
stabbed though his clothes md bcotug yey much on the
snon Meyer wife Of the proprietor testified mat she was IN
he back ,OOm when tie raalcc commenced ne ouf me,
came Ina and called for some rreshmt but her husband de-
cnod 70 furnish any past his hours Weftcor inca
ordec ana fh crsucI s., co-roforacd Che previous wit
ness test rnony and could no' describe the IcI
r Fisher Of Bellevue Hospital testified TO me patent heing
brought the Hospital VIA severe WOMB n ne db1oH'
The law -eEtrei verdict that the deceased to his
death 6y stab wound ho side received at the hands oil
fCmc pcc0B or persons unknown
Deceased vas native o. :.is o.;y, eyed 20 years.
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THE TURF.
TaOrrISG 0

TROrTISG on TIE FASHION COURSE.
A raco at the Fashion Course yesterday, with all
The additional Inducements agreeable proprietor hnd pretty
osnsry not sufficient 10 attract crowd and scarcely oan
Il be wondered at ew unfDunaes who attended Whose
enthusiasm n equine contests nothing c,ud 1iunt b'sci *
temey blue about checks sud rel about The from he
effects Of strong that prevailed Ahoush the
track excellent ordsf yet the time made very poo
cold invariably leading - an ut rsa display 81 speed Inc
horses were Of no great reputation being not th -
many rOei horses daily driven ~ avenues and Phk
The otung for time has been growing upopu
la, from the MANY frauds cad lsgacr proceedings that haFe
there been prasficsd Yesterday pprehsnsiDe afnf was
witnessed the Fashion Course Harry. OF the contest
ana IN each beat broke repeatedly ueyer oes, NE Two u
heats we're awarded 20 him IN the third whom bis breaking
was 10 the two previous beats, The Judges gave
the heat 10 Commodore Nut n Hays breaking detained
him from becoming winner Of The third heat the same dec
sion shoud doGbess have been made IN tho two preyiouSt
When persons selected perform The important dnie. Of
rdges should be taken 10 choose those who VIII act WIN
ont prejudice favor Whehcr Ee pockets su1er ny
LIS result.
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al testified 10 The condition II deceased on hs eVs AZ tha
r,t1ton Te found animation 81 deceased three stab
ten one on no forehead another The let shoulder and
fcfccn mo tsd and fourth Iihs on tho right side near
- te.,Ir, 10 90 found dead ne following morning 40
80 ,,r,,r ga d. EElcf iolad wound IN lie f ht
nr aud .hrcc pnts Of cya'asaod booa IN INC sh peIa
me ca,e was then unlimited 70 bo jury, Who rendered yer
dict nat the ecoased 20 has death y stab wound IN
s chest inf cted hy knife The lands Of George Wtge
an Jrday evening Nov 1895, as No &S Eat Hous:onst
the -eoner y native of Germany aged A. years resided
a. Gs rs Rdcest end brewer In response 70 ne usnal
gueston by lie Coroner What no had TO say eave 70 his
-, 80 yrisd ~ don dong nat stalled deceasa bat
pro7oked 20 do o. he was ccmmitts to tfe
obs by Inc Coroner 70 await the action OF The Grand jury
Dcccssed vas native Of Germany, eyed y years
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DISASTERS.
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
ar THG rNIsrss
NORTH BRANCH STATION, CENTRAL K. X. or n.
j. NOV iA-st A. M-Ths Through Freight tram 10 New
York ran IN The track At this place at o'clock this morning
The ngae Sussex with ts tsndsr md Eve we're hroN
saiaA tbs south bank the cut which occurs just here
1bs Grt car uas loaded with oil second with printing pa
per- the third Whumbcr and the fourth and hith VITA OIL inc
conousson caused the bursting OF some OIL barrels 10 these ss
cars which immediately took IRE ron Spares enu cnuers ron
the disabled locomotive The remainder OF tne usn Wa I'M
The fs car wa also unonded and placed out OF danger but
the other four carr two them loaded with oil one with tim
min, and lnost burned The lumber consigned TO Dodge
Co the oil TO CLARK Stebbin, and the paper 70 Il Par
e ,i, will he laid In few minutes for the way aud express
trains which have been detained bat bali an hour
rsLsdnAPs 20 rss rErsssE
Co.'S express agent thi. place Jumped from tho express
this afternoon, falling Oh the track MS ngn. an vas
oa or with other injuries which it is feared viii prove fatal
NJ rsLssaArs
BuVpALo, Nov H.-The following additional par
ouars have been Of railroad disaster near Erie
The train consisted of four baggage and i've hr
class aui second class Half mile east OF wesy
Vile train of the track In consequence OF me aokmen
having rail ~ and the cars were bsdy smnsheo SoI r
broken and many Of the wounded resumed Their Journey
Aoa, 70 s%sn at Ere The op W are %s sSa Ebd,
oaond,ss Co, Hunt Eunda N " snda boy 00' years
old, Of Mfa west OF nhNaukee.
Tho following ARE additional names Of the injqred -.
Ch.s Hurt from Nawfork bead very badly injured John us
,on Of Hurst about hand head ard breasts married
daushtsf Hurst with children, al brgsed corsd
Mrs and isu ghicf boh bruised
about limbs Mr. West Of Milwaukee badly crashed
outof danger
TIE BURNING 0P rnR sTEAMFR HENRY Won PHEEL.
ay rIlfsEArH 10 rHt rBHrys
CiEC,gyAI. MOI. IA i, Commfr,lgt' Nt~.Vr-
a.l. dera.,h oi '., ..h .' luss,s Gao following tirl
.r4,t . tlr.u .f .. .,.t. Il.ri 70. Iurd, "th $500
t.,. al .,.n s.,afs h.r,.I Do sc.,t, 'p i'' u'rI
r d. tic "jb atJr, Do4.,!sD ih 1bo rJ' ciomhrca'd
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THE NEWS OF THE WEEK.
THE NETWORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
u,HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for NOVEMBER 10

The n Y WEEKLY TRIBUNE contains the 70
TIsDs AarrcLEs-GOv House Of
The q the Ss Wna Psp. The stass
lures: The Northwestern States Editorial Paragraphs
Nav, Of Ias WsEx-pome.io News. Crimes and csss.tis'
ssion 81 the south The Freedtn Es~'-Ensaod
France Prussia Ru..s Spain ltsy Turkey China and japan
TaS MisrLsO TRogBLEThs I'M Of H.S,4. Cope. AIsSsS
Reuafks o. Gov. Swami.
TaE ARs ~ AJAX CONVECTION
Ss Prs1IcaTIoSs-The Food Sophie. Western EvrePsf
Poems and song, BY BuIa books Of the Week The AS
Tar 70 CoLoaADo-From Special Correspondent Bsysrd
Taylor xX-Colorsio a. Summer Resort ,-,,c 4
IsrrsA TOs BRovs OF OIToRD-trom Our sRcia 90
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ahead Again oehasn" Law Term Dh9
fas P.an ErusrrrOsFrou Dor Exhibition CcHe.pOsSeu.
R.p.eaaoa Of Producers and workmsu SOB Industry The Ge
Our sgss ay SSfys S
IN Thirty Years Bre.sns Prairie Wood G9. L1%Ser stored
os o,..S xgd Sso Y :. Via % Cora
scrshum sheep RsnE the Grss, lneses. Grape APps
woadsaal Dsvsopmeui whOl.ss N..ssS
o.oAsTIC s aIsns u Sa
nhac4sos Maryland
DssTsi MsoTl lilao. K.n..; Michigan Wisconsin MHhe
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@ S SiSs S ss e c e e.. sf bc
Char.c'sr Of Scientific Discoveries Illustrated
1aScrLrrEaA Institute Club Tuesday Aoy
g. sorso Culture New Fuel Concrete Houses
Monster, Sozethns New for Ladies; Peach GROWING a ne
Wet 0nneesi RspborEies Tue Love Of Fser
Chcotv Rhubarb Grating Gre ine. Lsnada ih.
How 10 Mn Shaker Smut Corr Posoponst Sf
s PnGpkin Fed Cows, What Killed che Squirrels me
sSsiss Locusts arc Coming Eastward resGtowng on PIs
Feyss saS Asue Why Men Cant Afford 10 Bay
Paint for BuidnZs Fence Posts-fenee or NO fenee
DTns Mschus; Farmer Keep Account Aooa MannIes
How Can XII Stumps i-0ther Questions. Wild foweis noj
Mi,sppi Pow farmer Club Dieu,sons Of tne 'sn
Grden-Ring and Cannts Ionaoesb
for Pssins Fruit Vegetables Fresh How % Dissolve pn
To Mskc Good Winter. Bar6euy hedge kaPOst
Iia,. -. iIo u .lc Perfume. Pruning Grapes y
orR TRocr REGIONS
PoarsT-The Gladiator; A Heath. 70
THx Oar GOODS MARKET
LArEsr EuRoPEAS hARKkrS
CIT irENt.
MiscELLANEous inks.
MARgIA0Ns ANo DEArHs
LATEST Nsws MAGNETIC TKtzsRAra-spseia DnfSsh" y
Cos.sacaIFu Reports Of the Stock Money Cotton ersins
Ready this morning Price In wrappers ready for mailing
For aLe by all ncwsmen. Asm
M.lsaSscribers single copy, yesr-s2 uumben.'s W
do. Clubs ofhve. - -
Ten copies addressed 10 names OF subscrtoer
Twenty COPIES addressed TO names Of sucscroen ''
Twsn 10 address
An sxtrs copy viii be each club OF ten . Ia
Draf Pos Once crder, payable 70 tns % ~
TVS Fssvss being saf'F are RT ss 9TsIsurb NssYo
remittance. Address Thk an-ooH-1 -
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THROUGH TICKETS on THE rHrRD-AvS ROAD.

TO me EdtfOT ~ the ~ r. ftohhs
SIR: Please allow me to answer lone OF Many
Sufferers THE TRIBUNE OF yesterday believe the Third
Railroad Company Is right before the law in that matter
The stands thus When you return TO them Of those
tickets for which you have paid five and oneghth cents you
pay the lawful fare with the Internal Revenue tax on the
far Sixty hs But when you pay for only cent
additional fare toward Harlem you proher the lawful fare
without the Internal Revenue tax the same That a1
foreh OF cent and 20 collect this oneoet
% cent the aw allows them add the whole cent and Of
course they do II.
Now am not q lawyer 1 am only woman and nothing
but burning indignation could have spurred me into studying
fractions small enough the meanneS OF the policy
pursued BY that Company toward their patrons reside In
Gorkvlc When the tickets first Issued last Summer
procured two packages co eac of 1gecen tickets not know
Jog that through tickets could be bad These were taken with
additional cent for few deys aud then two additional
cents were demanded the conductor neaenngy saying that
he bad lust put off two for refusing N pay them l for
one oTtieth Of cent kept NY temper paid cents
currency and the remainder Of tickets 10 he office 10
he exchanged The cok exchanged tho fan package but
fused the others saying that he could do nothing with broken
package could DO with thcml PuY tbc 'wo cents
rafrl J would not and did NET S0sD of 'ru used OPP cr
short rides rs1 V,. iGe s' oi tha paosale1 todC Hn
'rict $50" to Sixty GN - Hud walked me 9fb uc fbctry
acquiring trt'rs air vhe. td Id end to9ih t,c, se alter
war; since iLol ih,yr Go-e over 10 Sco1d tc il's or