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% paper s1 coiofd eoorsd Tor abel. and "pOsr. Tor
Bristol board and pape s sI poaad sns ID
addition thereto thiT,yhye pev oentam aa vaiofem
aae. heretofore imposed by law there shs levied col
mentoneg The following daies q duty, tLai
ssy on u .sess barrels and shsf s forty Two
per one hundred pounds. on n.,aesd, lin'eed hemp;
ywo ounGs per- sGsns provided hat draw
Ssss ss1 be allowed On osake when exported on
sSsd one dollar per barrel OF salmon picked -1'ed
=. other hsh picked. Two dollars per barrel all
height G poTss plo,sd o dollar Per eSdsd
res shall In proportion to the charged similar
vors@ On dsh OIL t%snsy ps4 es" a pore@ pro-
s ssd % y & s r. I" 9 & pay . s
pcl.s without wool stivrra picked sal!od
sns aa unn a. @ ny p p s0 ~ I sps
skins tanned and dressed Otherwise Than IN coors, and
known rs channels; thiry-nye per centum ad vsiorem
on mats OF shccpskns, oolored, per cenuIn
ad vsorem mats OF sheeprkins fancy eolorei
siIty per crntum hd valorem upper iraiher and
calf skins and skins tanned, dressed hnished
thrtyhve per oentum ad valorem; leather patent ia
panned q enamolled and glrcd skins forty
adj vaorem parchment and rllnm, per ad
valorcn shocs and boots of all kipds and al
of leather herein otherwise
cents ad yalorem skins In the hair any
foreign port ~ shipment five centim ali vnlorem.
SIC Drhat In lieu of the duties heretofore imposed by
the importation OF the articles mentioned
there shall he levied collected and paid tho following
and rates Of duty that 20 sayOn artificial bowers
whether imported In buds aud
nifty per cent ad yalorrm; when imported In bnnuhs
wreaths consisting Of flowers. buds leaves
blncd ready for sale and sixty ad Vnorcm
when made wholly In part silk seventy per cent
ad yaorem; buttons pearl fifty ad valorn
buttons Of all other descriptions not herein otherwise
rlGed for, forty cent ad valorrm britannia and
ter ware tpryAvc cent al vaorcm cobalt and oxide
OF cobalt forty per al vaorcm btehroate Of pot
ash three cents and half per pound.
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NEW JERSEY NEWS.
JygsyY CRY.

ArsArLI 4 POLICEMAN AsD Rys.cux PrroSxr r.
Patrick Moore John Barry aud Daniel Ryan brought
up yesterday. charged with committing deadly assault
onlecr oconne while In discharge OF his duty Tho
officers cat torn from his back and scattered In
pieces II sppears that the officer arrested named
Carey, who had committed wanton assault gentle.
man While passing down Prospect street when he
forthwith get upon by mob and tho prisoner rescued
from hi. hands The ot1cer was badly beaten Ths
three men custody held % bail in the sum of
500 zach
AprnJoSAL Accidents POWDER Avn FpyARxa-
iic boy named Wilson, rcSidny In Washington alley
letting OF fireworks "Wednesday evening, and
stcopng 70 nre . cracker on the pavement flask q
powder, which loosely placed In his pocket fell
the hro and exploded full 10 his face, causing
burns hs eyes and the sides OF his face. Another
ai named Reilly, of Sussex street burned la ths
leg BY tho premature explosion o. rocracker young
employed In kcmps foundry had tho thumb of hts
LETT hand blown 81 by tho premature discharge ~
pistol A boy named James ONel had his face and
eyes badly burned by powder Several others o.
lighter nature occurred during tho afternoon
OSS cussRD ov1crRs ArsiSG.-A steward
named Crossan Of tho steamship Jaws has unaecounla
bly, abscnted himself since Monday from his post and
fears are entertained for his safety party
70 hook AFTER him. bat returned without any udlng..
Tho MISSING u native of England and a tired
and efficient ohcer In ship service.
Tine FmKwoREs pyrotcchnic display, which
had been interrupted by tho unfayorabls weather on
"Wednesday evening. came on yesterday evening with
great success. large crowd assembled al Hamilton
fl!are 70 ~ihoH mo uispAJ' anu essyuihH pAssa ~
orderly.
NEwAsK.
sgocKrn cAsunry-A Lrrus GfRt BrnVD 10
DGarH. "A little girl named Nancy ,. Andrews was
playing in Summit street Wednesday. where
some boys were nrng Crackers when o. TIC
lads msebevOusly threw lighted cracker ~ her shsh
gnited her ciothes and before help arrived she
bsdy burned that she died yesterday morning she
about eight years old. Her father killed =, the
battle ~ Pusburg Landing and her widowed mother
now almost distracted. Mr. Charles Combs who
tngnshed tbc Orc had hn hands badly burned and he
coat consumed beyond usc.
RAIrRnAD AoTnEsr--A man named Henry OHara
who was leaving BY tho ,so O'Clock = " tran % the
New Jersey Railroad Wednesday accidentally got
the tran going the opposite way and finding hs mis-
take when train reachod Hamilton street jumped IN
and ~ the train H. had lain There nearly
hours, with hi foot crushed and hts head badly cot
when a gentleman arrived and conveyed him 70 Or
Craven who smpntaied the foot He vas sent 70 bis
home In New York yesterday
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Laying OF the Corner stone ~ the T~mo-
rial Church of Washington Irving.
Tarrysswa.

The ceremony ~ aynF the erfaef stone q the W.
mortal Church o. Washington IvinE a Tarryi0sp.
wcs,ebesisr county came ~ ~ haif.pAa four O'Clock
lss, evening, In presence % numsroua a..subiags
The celebration conducted ny bishop Potter, wbs
assisted ~ ihe Rev Dr Tying ~ this ety tbe reg.
Edmund Guiitert. pastor ~ ~ hsfks church, larry
town. and several clefsvfnrn from the W niiy fhs
exrrrs~s opened With p,oesfson - ths vhf0us ~
engaged The cestfsion - ne Ito ~ the cnrh
sUriog whieh Grafalisp seventh Esgm.nt fal Bana
played a march from TAnahaatef
bishop Potter thea fead fon. tLs sefftafss ana tho
clergy rfDr~sled 10 tie eHfsfc1s = skyng 10 tiore
dufing -hlch the oanienls - ihs b1s. ~hleh A.
posted under a were rad aig1d
The pyn1eruua store ksslug Len duly fepea.tsf ~
10 ps'tlon me Bishop frus. iLrrf times -ih ahsfs
nsr rsIesiing Ia tks ~ tie Faksf Ard - go
SOP and 81 to- Roy Ghost amen. ! lay ~ cIrner
stns or 40 "a ~ u ~fexgs1 ~ thx rnW~ ~
tte Memories church ~ WNsbbgtQD ifsinF 80 'hs
ersfr8er y sfe r0fngsfsf
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EaFEFF@FkII F7F8
Mr. Justice Monk has Just delivered his charge ks
grand jury o. the Queens Bench, Crown sde which
tho following ocal and judicial alaslons - ts
late Fcnan Canada o., tle Judge terms X 40
Invasion o. soil ny armed hordca from the un,sd
s,aiss" Justice Monk says after preliminary
jubilsnt remarks
FRIENDS and foea alike will unicrsiand tbo feelings
and the temper 81 people better when they TIE
different races that dwell in harm0ny IN Cabads Inx
iuh FRENCH -cOtch, irsh and Germans furnish defend
% the country and had the nnergencisH srnen v"
easily Imagine what would have been the bssTing q
the de-cendsnts ~ tbce beroc mes animated they
and siiil by hgh c0ursge and the highest
Of patriotism TIE action n the American rUyern
mont came late bat 4, aCne had the night, ulDn
own responsibility, ~ decide Sheu and how ~ lass
Nrf~ 10 h. enforced Bot when the moment f0f
~ ghbofp In their visw Of thor duties ~, c.ae
thtir prompt and eef nai ard doH,
materially contributed 20 avert very ksf94s coana.
qgcuaca
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HOUSE. OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
rrsSsrrv.ua oory.rsp us-os.

rn~sYLvAuA CONTESTED usrrros.
Mr. Barx, trep.j Of VII, from thu Committee on
Eeotinns called up The report tho contested election
Gaze of Fuller against Dawscn
On no,lon Of Mr.. MoRnui, trcpl Of VI, i was post.
nosed until after the Tariff tu shall be disposed Of
TIE Rorssxau-ourrIL AFFAIR
Z Mr. spAIDrso, trep o. Ohio gave notice that he would
matter Immediately on the CONCLUSION OF the TarIn bhL
HILLS NTRoDucyr AND RErxfnxD
NJ T. r.ITnsSs, treple n on leave, INTRODUCED
70 the COMMITTEES on the District Of Columbia
10 provide for The probat and recording Of wills N
To provide for the adoption children and change Of
names In the District OF Columbia
TO amend the act Of Manh 4, 1904, 70 enable The
guardians and Committee Lnnailcs appointed IN The
several States 70 act within the District o. Columbia
rHs PACIFIC rAnRosp.
The bill introduced DAYS since by Mr. wilson, o.
Iowa explanatory OF the Pae &c Railroad Of July J.
lso2 and July 2, 1894, came W 10 order
nj wllsos. t.ep) o. Iowa Offered an amendment.
which was agreed TO- providing shat the at should not
Interfere With any right conferred on the Central Palnc
Railroad Company Of California
NJ LoAs, trep.) Of Mo-, Offered an smenfment when
vas agreed 70, requiring the Union Pacific Railroad 70
cross Tho hundrcdth meridian Of west longitude be-
tween the north bank Of the Plate river arr the sou1h
bank Of the Republican river, in Nebraska Territory.
Mr. Wnsos proceeded 70 explain and defend ue pro
visions of the bill
bll providing that nothing contained in The passed
In this session shail be construed 70 grant any
mineral lands 70 the Union Paciss Railway Company,
Eastern DIVISION, nor 70 eptte the company 70 rcceve
United Staies bonds for any rreat,r number OF miles
than would have been entitled lad the BIZ not been
passed nor 70 prevent the Union Petite Railroad Com-
pany from receiving the full amount ~ United states
bonds and lands 70 which ~ would have been entitled
according 70 the number Of miles whhh u might actually
build
considerable debate sprung up, participates ~ w
Mcsna Wilson, stevens, Bingham. HOY and BouiNeh
Mr. wusr declared that unless do bl we're passed
there would Be duplication among ths Psci0c Railroad
Companies both o. the bonds and larss Of the United
states and that Mr. stevens SUBSTITUTE would make Nc
grants
The debate was brought 70 clos By ths rTesloua
question. and the vote taken "a n. -tervns subsu
tute which vas adopted Yeas n ntFs, ~
NJ luCk. frepi Of He. moved n lag ,he DIT a.
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hAkWA1, '. - guly p l0on
Yesterday was properly observed by resident and visit
irg Americans The double cnder Wtnoceki now u,
harbor AIRED sxluc al noon, which was returned by thn
citadel aud flagship. British vessels IN port dis-
played American aAgs frors the maing.nsL did alss
the American shipping IN port In thu evening tho
Americans partook ~ dinner az Ialifar Hotel Judge
Jackson Consul In the chair ably supported by Mr.
W. ID O'Bncn After proper attention pad 70 tie good
things with which the table bgrdened, number ~
appropriate regular toAh were entL nahsita ally drank,
after ~hch eloquent remarks made by Judge jack
son Mr.. VBren Colonel Brnytoi Ives Captain kAutz,
81 N. Winooak and others. Among The guests
Captain Kautz Dr. Franklin, lisu,enars Wells mud
Pairk Of the Wlno0rkL The union tacce1s
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Mi..Sar, Conservative convention.

0oyvRsoR FLETCHER REQUESTED TO RETIRE THE
TROOPS AUTHORIZED ut Tux LE0fsLArUKE-
DoKsEAgST oF PREaIDEsr JOHNSON, AND TIA
ACTION Of cosoKKss CONDENSED, ere.
- LouIs, July 8. 1905
Tho Conservative state Convention adjourned ycsler
day subject 10 the call OF soe rrrdcnt and majority
OF The Vice Presidents. Resiutiour adopted
qucs,nE Governor FLETCHER 70 retire phe troops which
the Legislature authorized 10 como into service
preserve peace, the ground that IL u unconstitutional
70 keep troops In time 81 peace without tho consent OF
Congrefa uni actually Invaded or IN Imminent dan
ger thereof endorrg President johnson action Ia re-
laon 10 the freedmens Bureau and Ciyll hghts bills
and other adopted by him for tue Restoration
OF the South 20 the Union. condemnng the ulorG Of
Congress 10 amend the constitution while onNthird u
the States unrcproscn,ed protesting against the at
tempt have amendments ratified by legislatures elected
years ago, aud heartily approving thc couru
In Congress ~ Reprcsc ntatiycr Hogan and NorlL
Tho Convention elected four persons from cash Goa
grssonai district and nine from the state At largo ~
delegates 20 the Philadelphia Convention, among then
Aessrr. Hogan aud NOEL.
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merit. J. NJ Fitz

cessJ. n, Catalan, A. B next ia '''' : - tHn
simmons. A H. y I g.l.,,
Graduating olass-First silver medal, ,ncSaI ~ "
next IN merit Ia Z. Baxter. Second silver .'i '
hosher next In merit, j. T. Casey. Third an az -,
}. H. Casey; next in merit, j. y. MoGher Ma - y,
proficiency In their respective studies award,,
+. Mcnamara, Glover Barry and NJ oConnor = =
medals presented to tho young gentlemen by Arch
bishop McCloskey.
After the close OF the cxercsef the reverend gentle
present the faculty Of the college, other schoass
the graduating class with few invited guests
Quoted 10 lower room in the building where spread
very sumptuous collation. fitting dessert TO the feast
OF reason enjoyed above, and well appreciated
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CARDS the civil rights Of parties consequence of The
fact that either Of them slave by u
his color In contemplation o. law there can be
marriage between a negro freedman and white
man, and the fact that a negro freedman
white dwell aud cohabit together no proof Of
unlavfoI cohsbtaton The presumption ~ law and bur
don OF proof the same ia a OF this la
Gaze whore both parties negroes both parties
white. -AarAg COlrl<r yllnr 20
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be well pleased with the idea and work faithfully
Agent Campbell, at the Walker river reservation,
has also caused few acres Of land 20
DO ploughed and seeds sown Superintendent Parker
believes that these experiments will do much to impress
the Indians with the idea OF permanent and substantial
and systematic farming
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The sixteenth annual commencement n - Frucis
Xavers College Wa held evening At the hail ~ the
college IN sirternth street The hall which u eaTsble
o. seating thousand persons filed 70 iis uirno.i
capacity on the rostrum uere seated Archbishop Nc
Clo~ksy, with others ~ the Clergy. members ~ The
faculty and the speaker ~ The evening Nosishsisnd
ing tho room veH ventilated The atmosphere sultry
and tho heat oppressive, yet the ag1encs remained
neeted and quiet erosg, vhen sppa1dng the perform
snoss until the einsr The srerrises were vsrcd ~
orchestral nusIc singing BY The students under ths
direction oy Professor A. Dessane ant vocal soio BY
Professor l. Coiisre TIE following programme was
carried cot -
Dsooar..-'-Ths Christian King .............J Cas<,
nissoarss--''Ths chrssilsn pis.ovsf.s' ~ susheF
chorus-' JOY u Over he wssfs 80 bsrxiA
nsoour.~--' TIE Chris'isn Hoiiisr =, Nsntt~l
Mssrrs srs,isn-,Th. CHRISTIAN r.slgse
Chorus-~Cosne wbsrs rle-sFs $500. ..... NsrAs
Address 70 ~ srafaatss Es.. q ussy
ccnferrins n dsxss. ylnals
Want Of gaze prerudss seesr re'sreros 70 thesf -,
foFrnnnce. With regard " "a ssaff n lsfAt grafa
ton IL Observed ~ follows "a rold medal Tor Eatsriaf
success " The pot rAiass eoafs thrr nlssI ratf.s
20 THE graduating class fgy certain rndef ufft fsW
fnedals 10 the uB1@r Trsduass ep1fsss W ~ ~.
who aAnd highesg 10 pf1IcisIJ q fne.f ft'fettiFs
eiA~.a bstiies usss esf,4a ae~hed 49, AZ
Awarded
rhs dssrs. A. NJ va. eori.rr.1 =. rhewss n tn
n y Joan y tahalan. 4 , S9an v lrEsiu.rA
n yamss hsrphy, A p gtefsas y NctEs1n, =
Mchasi tAiiaxhsh a n Hfury lA%sfs
and ThamN Eoonsy, A "
ne asgrss A. vsA ooafsrr.f = ittete ssss"' .
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hea'y 2 Es'ter sn5 1shn ratsf
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Il aino contains. "A Weeks Later ssws from Europe.
with full details ~ the Opening u the Great European
Conflict, tho Ministerial Cfss ID England, tho Military
Revolt Ia Madrid, tho fcnian Situation, A. Highly
Interesting Intelligence from Washington, with fua
report OF the Proceedings Of Compress. cur special
respondents u the Condition ALL Treatment %
the Fonlan Prisoners confined Toronto The Address
Of tho Fenan senate from their headquarters IN ths
city 10 tho brotherhood. The Origin Of The Names Of
tho states, prepared for the wrEELr HHEALD rh-
Celebration 81 the Fourth of July Editorials
leading oyonta Tho Current News a mo day
Foreign Gossip. Interesting sporting Integsner. Mus
cal and Theatrical review for week weeIy review
Of tho Agricultural situation. with quantity % is
torestng matter Tor Farmers and Asriooitprys. IIts.
rary, Scientific and Artistic reading yaTistcs. Fsc-s;
yalusble reviews o. tho Cattle Hore, Dry Goods. Boss
and shoe, Money and Commercial Market; Aarer,iss-
mena and accounts o. al important events Of tho ~s-k
New subscribers 70 tho wSxKLr H1ALp obtain
the back NUMBER containing Tho story. INK
DIAMOND CROSS"
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest Newspaper ana Hrsf f.ito-
rary journal In the Coantry.

The WillLN H1iAD Tor Tie pfpsant Wonk, nov rciIs.
conla a continuation o.
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Poc,ry-"WHr TH0UGm Nh FofSnrsp'a WxnsIns
NOW y "Ar uK Carr y and a string ~ 'ErfrAsrs,"
adapted 10 the Prevalent caus-s o. Death
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Tsnxs-sIngi. subscription. 81. rhrrs oop4s~ IS.
Five oopcs. -. Ten copies. si5 Single corlss FIss
each A limited number os Advertisements IN.
serted Ia tho WfSxty Imam
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"Th~ Ladies az our Hos.ehoid EadoSss
unrvslled' BuRsErTs cOCOafsH for the hair cd
fisAynEiho ErfhAcfr for cooking parpos~. Hone
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Corss. Bapfos.. EsIsrg.a Jot"ts $50
~ diseases ~ - issi cared " ~ LAcHARE 10 Bt.~s
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