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COAsTwIsE sTEAMsHIPs.

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CABIN IL 5AssASs 1EshE5 asJaSfa 19IIAH
Ever, s.'''ssazt iisR siSssssst Ris sish LIN
from pier ssi Cedar street.
promptly At O'Clock.
sssa
.ppy ss'sA'
Assu. a. Savannah, B. H. HASbsE ssT'as Esa s''''
SAVANNAH xtsRsqs xsESssI4 LINE. THURSDAY,
Oena;sasS SaSSEshS S !; 1SS fTSsiSS sihSSsssiSa'
yyJEUS9 yU a. BuSlaley' sSsl comm sSmmsnssr. .nS.n
| The favorits fast sailing steamship
win sail from pier No 70 East river foot of Wan street.
;;;ss ss.s
4 :F's e. Ssi.s': Ho. telegraph
F'o" 'AsTTsEfi TsEfaiif STfS6uED Al fsSE66ucED RATES
The nsw ssssI and s,sg very fSs passenger
GENERAL BARNEs,
viii leave on Saturday. April ii. a O'Clock p M rron
PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
''' '''' o ''S iissG6sTos FOX So h.ss.s:, Agents.
o kssSsr T.: Of drsi q q ei... ..sam.hlp. Away. on
ss q w may
CRY, WIN. II. West commander Is now loading and win
'e despatched on 'as XRTHtH PIEARY Is william stree.
U,oR WILMINGTON, N O.
Il The Al reliable steamship
STARLIGHT Pedrck, Commander,
day. % from pier river % '
70. ''.''" Of ,''sss II sgy
viii forward goods 70 all points in the interior free q COM
mission and extra charges
EoR NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
H1TTEkAs, Capt Lewis Parish
.'e'. SrT{ xT{S;En1ktE Cap. H. A. Bourn.
Every "sdne'dayi From e, a. bier Mi ss North river
sss ss ssH 4
EroR NoRFoLK AND CITY POINT.-THE OLD LINE
sIHexs%, c.ps.l" ceseS every Saturday, ..sr
A Captain tsnYh hsiSkxsS sIikE Mssns'dst FxtaoEE
Agents New York and Virginia 81 steamship Company.
THE STEAMER MoNTEzUMA, FROM KINGSTON
Jamaica MN commences to discharge under general
''''' - ''' i a6WIlHb s n 'iozz INV Asens
SAILING VESSELS.
sssS1I0s As1 s9,ya ESFE5as sPRsEz EXCHANGE OFFICE
l1r 81 ns ess s.ys m
Liverpool and from
BYrHs EfNE E2HD9F' SF PACKETS
Drafts Great Britain and London for 81 and upwards
1APscoTT BROS. 4 CO., 90 South street
TkAvELLERs' GUIDE.
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS.
;Sd wsss% si.: leave New ori
S:la and 10 p M. and via Harlem Road, Twenty:sixh
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Tss vI.sisis cAivsi.Z .. =: Ess.sysg..
- Z 9 Nasacf snd wIIhsn verne llsSssssd pistol
shsp - pryea esrtsS pear eIyth thb efsrnoon Both
go N go Ssss ssss 3 ..,s ~ss:sr sm.s's2 - NV"
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THE CIVIL PROCEEDINGS.
Further Evidence In the Case Of Murphy
and HIS Comrades-Thc Crown Fails 20
Prove Anything Criminal ana Asks
for Time to Hunt Evidence, SC.
OUR CORNWALL DESPATCH.


CORNWALL, C. W., April 10, 1900.
The examination OF witnesses against tho arrested
Fenans was continued to-day
hcNamee, the reputcd Fcnian head CENTRE testified
chat four years ago he had been sent 10 New York TO
invite Mr.. O'Mahony TO lecture 10 the st. Parick's
Society Of Montreal Mr.. 0'Mahony declined 10 come
He (McNamee) did not know then that Mr. 0'Mahony
was forming the Fenian Brotherhood considered tha,
Ireland had grievances which should be redrosscd In
some way; Irish Canadian Catholics had little TO com.
plain or hcNamees evidence greatly dissatisfied the
Crown counsel His loyalty has been for a long time
hs had liked.
Alexander Hunter, q telegraph operator testified
Sthat no bad interpreted cipher message sent
from New York TO Toronto Could not swear that the
fnterpreaton correct he had guessed some Of the
yords II d. not agree exactly the system he SUM-
D9ecd 10 10 have been constructed upon The cipher
N ght have been scnt imperfectly by the telegraph
Ehecdy testified that he present the Getting on
sftratricks day alleged TO have been scditous The
det,ives had sworn falsely ~ 70 Stafford having been
present
Mike Murphy and hts seven associates have been the
only csscs examined. They arc rcmanded I'LL We'd
nezday.
II Il sd tho Crown has failed In lie efforts 10 rro.
duce proof OF guilt and has asked for time 10 rake up
additional syidence.
Colonel Wheeler will be examined tomorrow He
wiz probably DO remanded for examination with the
other prisonen. sheedy will be tried Toronto. He
hAs been bross.t here simply as witness
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wheeler Rsresented ~ . Government
Detective.

IOHONTo e, W., April ~, 1900.
reported Insre and In Montreal that Colonel
wkce'or Is government detective, and his arrest
sna Incarceration vsth others were merely for the
purpose OF psmp,ns them Circumstances also poin,
shsi vav, - whecle informed Of shecdy's ares,
and departure fos Cornwall and Immediately took the
mp train ssd MT sAeedy "a Prescott, accompanied him
down, gcs on = Corssa snd was arrested with com.
In Montreal profess % know Bun as a Montreal hotel
runner, WI never was u The Confederate service
standing the exctemeut - spmev1as dying on, here
The sseou gassisoa he's bssn Aargsf reinforced
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FINAN CIAl..
l-a-s-sss-~.--sl' . s-,s-assass'..-
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.


Notice s hereby given that the Assistant o.
the Designated Depositary at baltimore have been in
porry Clearing purposes ave per cent per
annu, after May Is66 which date ali Ger.
Gcates outstanding and unpaid win carry per
ssan Treasurers and Designated Depostary will receive
ssSe legal tender no ~ish oere. Ssa
ii. SccuLLocr, Secretary Of the Treasury
SAYINGS Isr.
interest to depostors free Of Deposits made be-
10 Sis 4S ress9eS g interest from April Deposits from
y No. g BS$$EsTs SSESkE OF CANAL STREET
iM sRnE Ell fhoh ohSi GovrksNsET IvSdENEsT F4i fh2
ON ALL SUNS fRoS SoE.Ea5s EIyE 70 Five THOUSAND
Money deposited now, or or before April a. win draw
ss az % as s
day and Friday evenings fr9% sloye e Gsl9cs v
SEYMOUR A Brscr, Secretary. 'e'''"'
JonS j. CISCO son ssxKrns
RECEIVE soSY Wt IN 5Ef6s SFF6s sEg " os 1; Cur
and an Sa, v . he s (. four per
Issue Of Deposit bearing Interest payable on
Negotiate Loans and Busines. Paper.
sS s s Gr ana | Sss and ss Of Cold
Make Collections on all parts Of the United States and
JOHN J. CISCO,
Late Of the UnsS gSHs S'.,ts e Srsc s:c ro
CIx PER CENT. FREE OF TAX.
Deposis made before April "a draw interest from April
THE COUPONS OF THE BONDS OF THE ATLANTIC
s % i c he once sesSDsh% " VAN M ffRs,' fSs :. sn
THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK or THE CITY OF
1 Ne" YORK; Ne" S015i bfyiSRsb hY,1l " is's
dividend Of per has been this day declared on,
O. ne T,Ga;. o. ,s M =, %gS!s. payable rss from gov
The transfer books win 6e cloeed from the 1h inst May
], inclusive. HENRY A. snYTHE, President
T. SAShL sfkEEr, cossHR or vARrcK.
SIX PER cRST sT isfEREsis X sss rsf,ssd s @
Deposits before Ag5 q "A draw n!erss! from APRrLi
LIMITED STATES TREASURY, INTEREST DEPART.
- msni Sew YORK April 10. 1873 Schedules cf thirty
now be received for examination al The Interest Department
o' 'ne on"ea STATES iressury s.,ry, ~ H VAN pynM
WANTED TO BoRRow-rRox ESQ TO $1,000,
the sub.anis compsnis. 10 America Tor rhcS iSs.
raj interest win be paid and best Of iestmouias given xd
@5O O00 TO LOAN, ON BOND AND xoRroAaE
yyO.OyO on nrs class improved property IN the city
4175 600 TO LoAs-os MOST yAyoaAsLs
cIxRfSsSs wfEEYs rssS.s.s ssssss .,r... s.s.m.n,
.. ZINE ARTS.
ss AsrsA. ..s,, .ss.,. !, SfIoIsAI, ~ sr.oEoLsrro
ss Cslvp~ HAVING ne sV. IS Jissss~ sGssl sssr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COM.
"A missoncrs Of Pilots held his day their ONCE No 90
South street. full Board the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adoped-
Whereas In tho Providence OF God esteemed friend
and associate Captain Ezra Ne, has been removed BY
DEATH and 1t Is hng that this Board, Of which he
honored member should record its Of his high
sonal worth and Of the public loss sustained by his death
Resolved That In the death of Captain Nye lament
loss Of who BY his energy skill and fidelity duty
for hmsc high place the roll Of American shpmas-
ters which he maintained during his whole active
his ability II seamanshp his manly courage and enterprise
Of all who knew him.
Resolved That the discharge his duties as member
Of this Board Captain Nye by his prudence and in the
OF the questions arising determ
and his vigilance in guarding the interests conded
kccping rendered efficient service
this city the time of his DEATH uniform
courtesy and kindness in his personal his
loss.
Resolved That this Board win the funeral OF our
deceased associate In body and that copy resou
tons be transmitted his family duly
dent and Secretary. RUSSELL SrURGIs, President
FRANCIS PERKINS, Secretary.
Nkw YORK, April 10. 1885.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS
Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern
and Western trains leave New York via Hudson River
Ihirioh street and Tenth 730 and 10 A. NJ and
Sla Sand 10 p M; and via Harlem Road, Twentysixth
street and Fourth avenue, at II A. NJ Ais r. NJ Tho
r. n. train runs Sundays.
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Confidential Information for the Married Sent free 4
way, New York.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE woRLD-rN PRESS
Ing work ever published entitled Chemistry Victorious
cry feature OF the disease scientific principles
absorb the attention OF thousands Of and millions
Of people, for In explaining the disease furnishes pre-
ventive to predsposed and
for those having attack The supplied by the
York. Retail, % cents.
THE RICHMOND MEDICAL JoURNAL-E A. GAIL
lnrd N. D., and W. 3. McChesney NJ D.. editors and
publishers The April numbs OF this journal ready
and may be obtained at the following Terms single
Sopfee oOc or - per annum Bsliere Brothers, No b2O
Broadway; Miller Matthew'S No. 767 Broadway; William
wood Co., No. 81 Walker street.
PROPOSALS..
CROroN AQUEDuCT DEPARTMENT
" Sealed proposals. win be received this once (Rotuu-
da City Hal Parkl unul II O'Clock A. n. OF Monday the
18th OF APRIL 1885 Tor the Wharf and Coal
Shed at or near the foot Of 73i street. Harlem river
Each proposa must be endorsed Proposa for
Ing Wharf and Coal Shed at 1871 street
Harlem together with the Of the ana DAT.
Plans specincaons Of the work can be seen on spp
near Fourth avenue. ~'
g,.ns form q "a. be obtained application to The
THOMAS srEpHENs,) cro.ou
row. " dtI2HN i; Ip2AHSNHAcH' AaaS.ssos
ovncx Cnoros AouKpucr BOARD, April 10. 1855
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RIIERAToRs-BAssFoRD's CELEBRATED NON
III pareil The most perfect Refrigerator manufac
tured Water Coolers Ice Pitchers, Silver Plated Ware
bic Cutlery Cooking utens and all other House Furnish
ing Goods at BASSFORDS great Central Bazaar, Cooper
Institute, sign OF the golden kettle. store.
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Croup-How II May Be Easily Prevented. Also Cause and
Cure Sent free Address f. b. PoOTE, NJ D., 130 Broad
New York.
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LyOR CHARLESTON, g. O.
I Regular line of first class steamships. Always OF
Saturday, at r. NJ, and during the week occasion
require, leave pier II East river foot Of Wall street.
The ELEGANT and popular sidewhee seamship QUAKER
be despatched on Saturday, April n.
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NEW YORK. April ~, 1885,
"A LOTTERY AND POLICY BUSINESS
sgn the circular going round for that purpose
J. w.. Jersey City, N. ].
ATA REGULAR MEETING OF THE NEW YORK
Union Practical House Painters Society the eight hour
resolution was rescinded to take effect and after Monday
tho I'D inst E. A. HORTON. President
J. J. THOMAS, Secretary
MASONIC NoTICE.-THE MASTERS OF THE
M Masonic lodges In the cities OF Brooklyn
members OF their respective lodges Sunday. April
such hour will enable them attend the the
late Right W. Geo w Ray, Dist Deputy Second Master
the Third Masonic district at Christ church. OF Thirty
nth street and Fifth avenue at o'clock T. NJ BY OF
X. ID. HOLMES, Grand Master.
Attest-J. NJ AUSTIN, Grand Secretary.
NOTICE.-MORGAN EvERsON WOULD INFORM THE
IN OF vessels that he viii build rebuild repair
vessels His sectional docks capable OF taking
work. MOIIGAN EyERSON
DLAsTERERs. TAKE NoTTCE.-THE JOURNEYMEN
pastercrs Of the city OF Brooklyn. State York
caution all their fellow craftsmen
usements from the bosses OF said city they he
men pasterers are on strike demanding the right do
their own lathng Per order Pliserers' Association.
EDWARD GALLAGHER, President
p. j. wxrsu, Recording Secretary
THE MEMBERS OF THE o'DoNNELL "ABoon CIR
Gle respectfully Informed IN nj there will be special
meeting on sunday I'D inst at T. M at 20 Prince
Parties who have not Joined are invited 70 attend BY order
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C,OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
II The and elegant sidewheel steamships
HATTERAS, Capt Lewis Parish,
Every Saturday, at IL N.
ALBEMARLE, Capt. H. A. Bourns
From pier s. North river
Freight at printed tariff rates
For freight passage, having unsurpassed acconmoda
tions, apply to LIVINGSTON, FOX 4 CO., Agents,
l41 Broadway
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
" TO CALIFORNIA VIA NICARAGUA
ON THE 10TH OF EVERY MONTH
REDUCED RATES OF PASSAGE.
sI1s r,Esi 70 GIsss $50 secGns Class Third sas Class
IN CURREYcY. '"'
THROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO.
The Central American Transit Company, having placed
hne new steamboat on LAKE NICARAGUA thereby nsur.
ing passengers
APRoMPT AND RELIABLE TRANSIT
will despatch the fast and elegant steamship
SANTIAGO DE CUBA,
JERRY W. SMITH, Commander
on APRIL 20 At NOON,
from pier 70 North river, foot Of Warren street
For passage apply early, by mail person. III wos
street. corner OF Warren
d. N CARRINGTON Agent
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ElOR SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
Il FREIGHT AT REDUCED RATES.
The new, elegant and very fast passenger
Sidewheel Steamship
GENERAL BARNES,
Capt Thos. H. Norton
WIN leave on Saturday. April 81, at O'Clock p NJ, for
PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
For freight or passage aggly g 49,.
lH Broadway
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ENCreGuiity IAersGHskfied.

There is living on Martha'e Vineyard, an
old man who has never been off the island;
and the extent of his knowledge is bounded
by the confines ol his home. he has Gecn
told Of a war hetween the North and the
South; but as he has never heard the din OF
battle nor s, On any soldiers he considered
it hoax. He is utterly unable TO read,
and is ignorant to the last degree. An cx.
cellent story is told Of his first and only day
at school. He Was quite lad whe n lady
came to the district where his father resi-
ded to teach school lie was sent; and, as
tie teacher was classifying the school. he
was called up in tuln aud interoeatcd as to
bis former studies Oi course, he had to
gay that he laa never been to school. and
knew none ct his letters. The schoolris,
treSs gave him scat on one side until she
had finished the preliminary examination o
the rest of the scholars. She then calico
hm to her, and drew on the llackb ard the
letter A, told him what it WAS. and wished
him to remember how it lookt d. He look
ed at it a moment, and then luqulI ed, (ht
! stuttcrcd,--
"H-h-how do you know it e A?'
The teacher replied that when she was
girl she had hem sent to q school to an ole
gentleman who had told her 70.
The boy eyed the A for a moment, ant
then asked. H h how did he khow?'
Tins was almost sumner; but the teach
er suddenly reeollected that he had told hr
when u boy he had been to school to lad.
who taught him that it was A.
| The boy eyed the letter little longer
wh,n he burst out with, ''H.h.how did b.
| know hut what she l-l-iedv'
! The teacher could not G., over this ohsta
Gle, and the poor boy was sent home as i'll
corrigible.
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A Dream.

A fw nights since friend Of ours while
wrapt in the stun bcrs Of midnight, dream
I'd dream" and imagined he was on a
pleasure excursion to the interior regions -
His sight was rcgaled with many scenes
novel, strange and undreamed of in the phil
osophy of man. While in the reception
room Of His Majesty the pl, asant little imp
who acts as usher announced Ihaddeus Ste
vens
Satan actually tremb!cd in his sulphuric
boots, and quick uprising asked:
What, that noisy. fellow Fl iom Penn:yl-
vanin?'
Yes" responded the usher.
Send him back! send him back cried
Satan. there is no place here for him. y
But" responded the little devil, who
seemed to enjoy an event which promised
to knock the sand from under his Imperial
Chief, you must receive him, he can &c
anywhere else.
Satan walked the floor will, rapid strides
for few moments. when suddenly he stop
ped and said: II have it he may have a
lew hush, Is of birthstone and a box oI
matches, and 60 off and start little hell oi
his own. "-Ndtchez Courier.
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wings, SGnle Day.

Passengers on board of the frrryboats
that ale constantly playing between the uIr-
l,osite shores of the M,rscy may occasional
ly zee, on warm bright days. poor. Grip
rled hoy, whose body has grown almost {"
man size, but whose limbs. witlercd aud
helpless, are still those OF child.
lie wheels himself about on small car
riape, similar to that the boys use at play !;
and while the little boat threads its way
arnong the SHIPS o. oil nations that are an-
chored in the river, he adds not little to
the pleasure Of the sail by playing on his
''concertiua' airs that show no mean degree
of musical skill. The few PENNIES that he
always receives, but does not ask for. are
never bestowed grudpiugly. and are given
not mole in lay for the music than for the
simple honesty that hines III the 10y Llue
cy,S.
One so helpless; it would scem could on
ly lie a burden TO tho,e who loved him
could certainly do II, thing toward fulfilling
the command. ''Bcar ye une another Lur
dens.' Was so? Was there no ser, ice Of
love for the lame boy? No work for him in
the vineyard? The question was answered
one day
Walter sad gentleman who had Of.
ten met him, why is it, when you cannot
walk, that your shses get worn out?'
A blush came over the boys pale face,
but after hesitating moment, he said:
My mother has younger children, sir,
aud, while she is out washing, Iamuse them
by creeping about the flor, and playing
with them.
Poor boy!' said lady, standing near,
not loud enough, as she thought, to be over
heard, what lite to lead! What has he
in all the future to look forward to?''
The tear started in his eye, and the bright
smile that chased it away showed that he did
hear her As she passed by him to step OIL
shore, he said, in low voice, but with q
smile that went to her heart:
II am looking forward to having wing.
some day lady!
Happy Waiter! Poor cripple and depen
dent on charity, yet doing, in his measure
the Masters will patiently waiting for the
future, he shall Ly.and by mount up with
wings as eagles; shall run and not be weary
shall walk aud not faint. - - Congregation
utiSt
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WIEN preachers turn politicians, tho step
is rarely one in the direction of heaven. An
Ohio paper thus touches up the Ex-Reycr-
end Mr. Harlan
AT recent reception in Washington,
Mrs. Harlan was attired in rich claret,
coored satin, delicately trimmed with rich
velvet Of the same color Miss Harlan wore
:. white French muslin dress, exquisitely
trimmed with silk Not many years ago,
Mr.. Harlan before he deserted the church
for politics, was a poor Methodist preacher
in tie interior of Iowa, belaboring his con-
greeation for being too much given to the
vanties of this world and wearing bright
ribbons On their bonnets' ...--..
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A Gapif2I EEEt

The Richmond Times rays: We have
seen in private circulation u caricaiure
which We think is worthy OF wider frame,
it represents MIR johnson standing on the
threshold cf the Constitution; his attitude
and expression dtnoting extreme anxiety
and perplexity In the Foreground are two
figures lie boy and little one represent
ing respectively the North and the South.
| The larger urchin is vigorously pounding
the smaller one, who is stretching his hands
inIplorinely toward Mr.. johnson and the
to them. Mr. johnson looks out upon the
struggle and exclaims; did ANYBODY ever
see the like ! | sent that boy ont to bring
his little brother in out of the cold; and now
! see the child wants to come hack and the
rascal won't let him lie is actually hold
ing him out there aud wallowing him in tho
| mud and snow"
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The Republicans I'm ~ FOrlcrn
way.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati CARTE thus speaks Of the feel
ing among the disunion radicals Of Congress
produced by the mastery veto message OF
the President He says:
Yesterday the President threw The order
Of the Lieutenant general back in his face.
To-day he has thrown veto in the face of
Congress, which not only refers to the
Freedmen Bill, but covers the whole sub
iect of reconstruction. This action is con-
sidered complete Withdrawal from the
great party which elected him, and union
with conservative copperheadS and rebels.
These now have tho only claim to the Pres
ident. The loyal men of the country who
in the field and at home have supported the
war are to night without representative
at the White House. Such is the feeling in
Union circles here.
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Fifteen Millions OF Dollars
WEung from the People OF
Ohio i'm Internal Revenue.

The oli,ial taLle of the internal revenue
returns shows that upward of $4,000 900
were wrung from the taxpayers of Ohio
by that branch Of the General Government
last year. There arc about $4,000 voters
in the State, so that every voter has paid,
on the average, $50 as his share. Before
the war the subject of paying the State
debt, which was about SIS, 900, 600, was ono
of earnest solicitude and attention. Had
any one proposed to pay it BY taxes in a
single year, the proposition wouiu have been
considered crazy one, only worthy OF
hrdlam But the Republican tax gsthcrers
put their hands in the people pockets, ard
abstrctcd last year, not only Sl5,00o, 900
inr internal lcvcnue, Int their other taxes.
from customs and for State and local purpose,
will bring tie amount up to fully thirty, ,foaT
millions Of dollars, rendering us one Of thp
most appressivey-taxed communities uYon
the face ofthe globe c--Enquirer
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A Scene I'm Il Printing OMce.

4 PATRON Of village newspaper once
said to publisher:
Mr. Printer, how is it yon have novcr
called on mc for the pay for your parer?"
'Oh, y said the man of types, we never
ask n gentleman for money
Indeed, replied his patron. ''then how
do YOU manage to get along when they DOM t
pay?,
Why" said the editor, "after certain
time We conclude that man who fails TO
pay for his papaer is not gentleman, and
then we ask him. "
Oh, ah, yes! | see. Mr. Printer, please
give ue u receipt (hands him two dollars
and halt and please make my Lame all
right on the books"
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EFFECTS OF TOBACCO. From 1872 to
1892 the tobacco tax in France produced
%, 600, 900 frances, and the lunatic asylums
contained 5000 patients The tobacc ,evc-
nue. has now reached 10000, 900 frances,
while there are 1000 paraytic and lunatic
patients in the hospitals, showing that the
increase of lunacy has kept pace with the
increase of the revenue on tobacco. These
statistics, presented by NJ. jolly to the
Academy OF Science, in connection with the
closing werds of his speech, contain fright.
FIJI warning to those forming the pernicious
habit of smoking, now increasing rapidly.
''Iho imnioderste use of tobacco, and more
especially OF the pipe, produces weakness
of the brain aud in The spinal marrow
which causes madness.
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A Curious PHENoMENcNi-Th burning
oil well near Franklin, Pa. is curious
phenomenon. 1t caught fire two weeks ago
and has been burning ~ith unabated vehe-
melicc ever since. defying all attempts to
quench it. The fame covers tract 40 feet
square aud mounts GO to 100 feet high,
emitting so much light that newspapers
may he read by it in the night, four or FIVE
miles distant. The earth il baked 500 feet
from the well, the trees are budding and
the grass growing in the vicinity, from it's
heat, and the spectacle is attracting crowds
OF Spectators. ---