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st. Patriok's Day.
New YORK. March 1S,

St. Patrick's day was quite periodically
celebrated by the Irish, and with the ex-
ception of an unfortunate riot this after
noon, which, by the efficiency of the po-
lice aided by the efforts of the principal
leaders, was summarily squelched, every
thing passed off pleasantly. A large num-
Der Of societies paraded, and the procession
in this city numbered about ten thousand
men, headed by the Sixty-ninth regiment.
There v ere forty four bands of music i'll the
procession, which was reviewed by Mayor
Hoffman, the members of the council, Mr..
Mcguire, of the British parliament, and an
immense crowd Of spectators.
There was large procession in Brooklyn,
but We have heard of no riots there.
The Knights of ST. Patrick and other
organizations are celebrating tonight by
banQuets, orations, &c.
BUFFALO, N. Y. March IS.
A driving snow storm has prevented the
celebration of st. Patrick's Day to any ex
tent.
President Roberts and Senator Morrison
addressed an audience at at st. James Hall
last evening Money was subscribed, aud
about fifty young men enrolled themselves
to cross the border with the Irish army
CINcINATI, March IS.
st. Patrick's day was celebrated yesterday
with unusual enthusiasm and the various
societies turned out and paraded the princi-
pal streets. regiment of Fenians turned
out fully armed and equipped.
CHICAGO, March IS
St. Patrick's day was celebrated to day
by procession composed Of the fenian
military and the various Irish benevolent
and temperance societies The number Of
persons in the procession is variously estl-
mated at from 5000 to 10000
San Francisco, March 49,
The Irish citizens of San Francisco to day
celebrated the anniversary Of st. Patrick s
day with latge civic and military pro-
cession.
BOSTON, March 18.
St. Patrick's Day was celebrated enthu
siastically.
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Ey A woman in Indiana has just mar
ried her fifth husband That feminine must
be death on husbands
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One of the Iron-clad slips of the feet at
Woolwich has been sent to Liverpool.
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Exempt by law, $1,000.
2-Natlonal, State, county aud municip-
al taxes paid within the year.
3-Losses actually sustained during the
year from fire, shipwrecl, or incurred in
trade and not already deducted in ascer-
tanning profits.
4-Losses on sales of real estate purcha-
sed sinced since Dec 8 Il 1863
5-Amount paid for hired labor to cult
Vate land from which income is derived
6-Amount paid for the live stock which
was sold within the year.
7-Amouut actually paid for rent Of
homestead.
8-Amount paid for usual or ordinary re-
pairs excluding payments for new build
iugs, permanent improvements.
9-lnterest paid out or falling due within
the year
10-Salary or pay as an officer or employ.
ee Of the United States from which a tax
has been withheld.
11-Interest or dividends from corpora.
tons enumerated above in paragraph 6
The special tax Qicenses) will commence
the LIST Of May, the same as heretofore
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eg~ Who was Jonah's tutor ? The whale
who brought hin up,
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Income for 1866--The following has been
arranged tor the benefit Of Income tax
payers.
BY the act of June 3Oth, 1864, as amend
ed 10y the drst section of the act of March 2,
1867, it is made the duty of any person liza
bic 10 annual tax, Oh or before the first day
OF March III each year, to make a return to
the Assistant Assessor Of the district where
ia he resides, Of his income, aud of the arti.
cleS in schedule a, owned or kept by him
on the first day of March.
Every person falling to make such return
by the day specified, Will be liable to be as
sessed by the assistant assessor according
to TIE best information which he can 0b
taiu; and in such Sc the assistant assessor
will add fifty per cent to the amount of the
tax, aud from the valuation and enumera-
ton SO made, there can be no appeal
In case any person shall deliver to an as
SCISSOR any false or fraudulent list or state
ment, with Intent to defeat or evade the val
uation or enumeration required by law, the
assistant assessor will add one hundred per
cent. to the tax.
The following is detailed statement of
income, deductions &c, which will assist
parties III making their income returns:
l-trom profits In any trade, business or
vocation, from which income is actually de-
rived, or any interest therein, wherever car
ried on
2-From the payment of debts in a form
er year considered lost aud which have not
paid previous income tax.
3-From Rent.
4-From farming operations amount OF
live stock sold Amount of agricultural
products sold.
5-From profits realized by sales of real
estate purch ,sed since December 3lst, 1868.
6-From interest on any bonds &c
From dividends Of any Incorporated
company.
8-From gains aud profits Of any incorpo
rated company not divided
9-From interest on notes, bonds, OF
other securities Of the United States
10-From interest on not s, bonds, mort
cages or securities other than those euumer
ated above.
IL FROM salary other than an officer Oh
employee of the United States.
II From salary or ray as an officer Oh
employee of the United States
l3-From profits on sales of gold or stocks
whenever purchased
l4-From all sources not above enumer-
ated.
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Successors to Or. john MoFrAr, Dr.. wa. B. MoFrAr
121 Liberty Street. New York. eowly36
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C. A. COOK, CHICAGO, ILL.
Agent for the Eorth-Nestern states.
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WEST INDIES.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the nsRAlD.

Affairs tu Cuba, Jamaica and Hayti-The
Laying Of the Gulf Cnble-The Markets.
HAVANA, July II. /
via NEw ORLEANS, July II, 1897,
9:30 O'Clock y. M.
Ysur Havana dates OF the l2h INST. are received.
They that the rumor OF the landing cf another
SLAYER Ia Cuba s incorrect
Don Juan Behdo de- Lula has been acquitted and
liberated
Forty FREQ negres took passage the last Eng'ish
steamer for Africa.
The hospitals crowded with yellow fever patents
No more fever Is reported in Jamaica.
Salnave has been unanimou ly elected % President Of
Hayt.
The Spanish war steamer Asis is preparing TO have
for Vera Cruz.
tia expected that the work OF laying the cable will
commence the 1yth.
Posada- having confessed will be garrotted ,mned-
ately.
No yellow fever prevails at Trinidad de Cuba
The market is sluggish Prices arc uhvayied.
Freights active exchange frm currency at twenty
six per cent discount and gold bills one premium.
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A. $500 900 m bank notes 10 SECURE ths Empsross
fight lie refused and the consequence was 'h"1 Trin
cess sam-ss was sent 10 San LUIS under guard Ane
paper says that heia showed the least coo'e 0
the three prisoners. hsAimilan was very do"ncaS'
until told the night OF tbe lsh oil june 'na'
Carlotia was dead This announcement ranquhxso
him hirarnoa gay, and constantly Ahnosea ns
companions by making signs with bis hand 70 snow now
the liberals would decaptate them Nsjia ns"eo AAeo-
bsdo ns tho guardian OF his children and requested shas
mono of them be brought up 70 the career Of arms
The fntssaa gives other particulars OF minor import
ance p1t which bear the mark Of mprobabiy.
Tho ysd4pendanee Beige af3rms that the King Of
p,us.;s and the Emperor OF France have written letters
OF condolences 10 Emperor OF Austria account OF
Haxnlan's DEATH The umoet grief reigns throughout
Vienna and ventured 70 inform the Archduchcss
Sophia Max,nilian's mother, Of Ahe ed news. until
Francis Joseph returned from Munich, when he was
obliged 10 bs the bearer OF Intelligence. fhe same
Journal that the tone OF the Vienna press In
commenting on the conduct Of France in relation ~
Maximan, IS OF the most violent character also, that
the French government in order 10 spoil the effect
Of the blows which Theirs TO deal the
government in his speech on Mexican affairs, has
determined % publish Ioi Of documents tend
clergy OF Mexico and shs Church party. and that
mo latter responsible for having promised the
Emperor support which they failed 70 give him. The
Emperor Napoleon has had conference with Nm.
Rouher houser relation " the moves necessary
To adopt 10 guard against Theirs.
rbe Empress Eugonie, on hearing the news OF Maxi
aDs dealh burst into tears, and the Emperor had TO
besecch her TO bear in mind the solemn occasion IN
which they about to mako tben appearance and
emesrrsss the ceremonial. They were at the time
getting ready for the distribution OF przes at the Exh'
btion.
During the debate IN the Corps L5gsaiif On June 81
u. Berger calling upon government for all The docu
mens necessary throw light upon the Mexican inter
vcnton, used the follow ing language
Bu,, that the Mexican expedition has como 70 an
end-to deplorabe endit il necessary that We DO at
length Informed az the cvsnl5 that took place
in connection Ihere with aud since the 1850 When
r,iect upon the desolaon consequent upon that ex
podlion tho victims il has made cannot help rotec-
ing upon tho opposition which J made TO 1t all along,
| cannot hoip rccoeciing that the whole undertaking
dresmed al Vicby by the same General Pym who
recently sought 10 distorb Spain tApplanse aid con-
ff- -ppi
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Inc flllsus1tss.

%, ~ l.s' Cav or two the fhon..rins nevensu,s
lsre h><n rather at stand still 10 New YORK although
herrerirces they appear tc have been pretty acvc
me stco-men, here ). entirely eothued 10 the hand
knovh a. "hsrimilsn's Avspgers" IN which the
Germans ssm to take sres, Interest, perhaps frou,
anchcy srtcrest In the sad fate OF the last scion OF
tbs House Of Hspsours The officers connected with
ths Siburs sas party ssd to have srcaiy ien the
city although they have given ample directions for sny
rosh resriis to s,la the rendervous The nevs from
gsshinstsn With .s,ersucsso feet being stationed on
lns Rc ctsnds 10 prevent any foreign vessels esectpg
|, 'sodiBg 80 nerisaa eel reported 70 have more
re.rce 10 she nibssten than 70 the Austrian Oh irs
which are said "a DC oorains ZOE MsxmiIsss body.
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A M U S e M z N T s .


Last evening the entertainments ~ this establishment
commenced with the pleasing musical coaedetts en-
titled the Swiss Cottage which "a. however rather
indinerenty played soa conveyed the impression that
1t was IN ansisar performance The New York Gles
Union made amends In respects Tor the Opening
piece by tasteful rendition OF several choruses eiees
tros and hlllada The well known ,rio Of .Auid Rabs
Messrs Weir, Dalemore sud Dixon. who were warmiv
sppiaudef nj It's closc Toe comedy entitled .ais ng
the Wind" concluded the performances The Cleo upion
has been singing here during the present week AMI will
close on FRIDAY next Ihe house was hy no means
crowded last night and u s the IN euion 81 mana
gcress, Mrs T. II. conway a. terminate the seasdn on
Saturday evening, tne 10Th inst
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'"@ a1A"'A sssG OF SANTA AssA AT
@ VERA fHuz.
VERA eauz,
SPECIAL Tfltsaln Ip IrE NfRsLp.

Emphatlc Assertion Of the vern Cr0z Gar.
rison Relative To Santa Auun's Authority
for His Proposed Interferencc-The Gems
tents Of His Credentials from President
Johnson and Secretary Seward.
HAVANA July 10, 1
Via NEw ORLEANS, July n, 1897,
IL O'Clock y.
The steamer Raleigh, from New Orleans ths 7th'
inst arrived at this port yesterday and hrDgs num-
ber Of imperial celebrities arrived at New Orleans
the 5th and 9th from Vera Cruz Among them are
General Jose Domingo Herran, second h command
when Vera Cruz capituis,sd; Domingo BureAp, the
ex.Ccmmissario Imperial or Civil Governor or the de-
psrtments Vera Cruz Tuxpau and Tshssatspec Cole
mel Jose Antonio Trgos Captain Buercs aid 70 Gene
raj Perez Gomez; Major Cotamandant varquez Lieu
tenant Commissioner Mariano Bsste Of the navy, and
aid to the Commssary, and Pedro Ssrtas Ferment,
Colonel Of Engineers. General Herran. who 10 sonp,
law OF General Almonte, proceeds 10 Paris During
Santa Annals presence Vera Cruz he held inter-
views with Commissary Bureau General Tabosda and
General Perez Gomez, OF somswhst conn.,
Dental nature ! am positively sssorsd by
persons who saw and read Abe doeunent
that OF the interviews santa Anna jpformei the
imperiast authorities that he returned Msscc with
the concurrence Orthe United States and he exhibea
a written document covering three fooscap pages
signed by President johnson and Secretary Seward and
bearing their official seals The following effect THAT
II Santa Anna would return Mexico and establish him.
self as President and Dictator. the United States
would recognize him the constitutional head OF the
government furnish him with loans 70 tho amount OF
5000 900 per month ands whatever arms and NUM-
tous OF he might require IN addition 10 granting
him permission TO recruit troops In the United States
NV informsn.a in answer to the inquiry whether ths
said document might not be forgery, declared
emphatcaIy Of their own knowledge that 4 was
genuine They further asserted their beef that the
of this authority Santa Anna induced the
action OF Commander Roe, OF the Tacony
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the PRESS TELEGRAM.

New ORLEANS, July "a, 1907
Tho American Consul Al Santiago Dc Cuba writes 70
Collector Kellogg that there no epidemic ihsrs nor
contagious infectious diseases any ports his con.
sular district
Generals Rousseau and Ord are In the city the forney
being on . visit 10 his friends
The Common Council have adopted an ordnance pro-
vdiog common school education for colored children
aud approprating 800 900 for the maintenance Of the
same.
morrow night supposed for the purpose OF taking steps
for the wi wthdrawal from ion the larger de-
nominations Of the city notes.
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................... .60ox

sss Rich was the favorite 81 one hundred 70 hfteen
against Quicksilver stonewan jackson being unA, 70
rot from lameDess Quicksilver appeared In very fine
bodily health, bot he short OF work. having been
laid up with n spipt, benco the long odds on the
favone, the latter appearing In the finest possible
ditioD.
HGss AoI-As they came up for the word the
FIRST time, P6fer couple Of lengths behind, nodded
for IL, but the judges thinking him too far
behind, did not start them. On the second at
tempt Pnfer again dropped hts head for the wod and
Il given and just al that moment his horse broke
up and Rich away with four lengths the OF IT,
He kept tho gap open 10 the quarter pos passing shat
point in thirty eght seconds Going down the back
stretch Quicksilver closed nicely, and was within two
and half lengths Of Rich Al The half mile pole in l:l7.
On the Pushing end Rich broke up bot this put him
further front Of Quicksilver he capital breaker
always gaining by m0sements. OF that kind. Rich
was three lengths clear at The three quarter pole
in i;b51s, and coming mp the homestreich made
another break. which placed him Ave lengths ahead OF
the other with which advantage he crossed the
in 2. 2.33H. Going into the second mile Quicksilver
began TO grow lcg-weary from the want OF work,
and he fell further OF, aud at the quarter pole
was eight lengths behind. silas then made another
break, and lengths divided the pair a. the hall mile
pole. A. that point Rich again took jump two, and
on the Flushing end was leading about one hundred
yards, Quicksilver laborng very hard and failing OF
bauy. A. .no tnrce- pOc appeared 10 DC
about disanes in front, and II thought that the
wonld terminate with tho heat Quicksilver. bow
over quickened his pace whom he resched tho home
stre,ch and gained on Sas, when DimmOcA, seeing
that he cogld not shut him ont took Rich in hand nnd
home an easy winnsr by about eighty yards,
making the ,ast mile in 233 and the heat in 06H,
.SecoRd HsG- Whom Quicksilver was brought up foy
this heat he was quite lame Jog, bat a. soon as u
put up speed the lansnsss disappeared. II W
quito evident however that he could not win, and a,
oners against him taken, one hundred tr
five not receiving single response. Rich wa,
length ahes1 a. the start, which he
made into two the turn and four TO IN,
quarter pole forty and half seconds. On tho hack
stretch Rich waited for the other and led 10 tn hal
nile pole three lengths ia 10 lie four len r,bs II
front at the three quarter pole IN two minutes md lee
past the stand at the completion Of the nrst lie oye
two lengths, making the distance in 2:jSE. ao ther
dashed away IRON tiic@sllvcr ana opened Y OF five
lengths 20 the qualtr role, which lac held down ht
blckstYoch and along the Flushing cnd AZ proach nf
the threeqGarter pole Rich went faster, an came OF
tie homoselch eight lengths clear Of the ther Si,a
sieadlv and lesurely MP the stretep. winning IN,
heat nv Ave laBgtbs rbe last mile trou ,d in as
and the heat in 5.iCis
>Ec3vO rEor
Purss and stake 5000 mile heats, best. three in hy e
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AFFAIRS IN NEW ORLEANS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 TIVE msaAl6

NKw ORLEANS. July H. 1857,
IL O'Clock T. NJ.
Doctor Jones' one OF the murderers Of stuefe, died
this morning in the parish prison, where he
fined by order Of General Sheridan.
The liabilities Of the Banking House Of JodsoD Co.
which suspended payment yesterday amount to about
$780, 000 The assets of the Arm show about thirty per
cent Of this amount
The Common Council have at last to their senses
under fear OF removal and have held meeting for the
purpose OF considering the city scrip question
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TBaEiTEsEs l.Yses LAW " LOUISVILLE.


IouiseuIy July H. lsef
II oCivck y NJ
the examination Of the alleged cnurierer Of GeargO
or at the Court House this rnoroag large SANDER Of
rsichsfs, friends Of the deceased. VIA ~~ also
nuieher. gathered about snd ihreaterodNo lynch TIE
prisoner Considerable exciss,aeat prevsiies' and In
consequence 81 the Demonstration the crsm on was
roe'lNaed The Chef ~ Police gathered me- ~noe
iVr,s. however. slJ me'n,ained order
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Bosros, July II, 1897.
las oC1ock r. "
vcrv nteres,iu race at catch weights for
pUr-e OF 500 miH heats. best three five. OF
tue Mystic Course, Mesforc tbs afternoon between
Bcvepne MAJOR hahon aod Lawrence Boy. Six heats
were before tie race decided Revenue wnniog
the fret two Nshon the third. and La~rsnce Boy the
rena ring three, with the race
Tine ST. WI os1f--I SO i .s5S--J seZ
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lteoIrN.s Ngiu.trr,..

THIS favcrte minstrel organization IS Al liossn draw.
ns Immense houses TO witness the National raporams
with its dialogue and dorsmc effects The scenes are
pleasantly aud appropriately aierspersed With songs
dances, Instrumental music, maehes ana comic inter
ludes. Mr. Dick Carroll, wbo does the wallabout
Dancing Master aud whose paernal ancestor according
10 the progumuo) was q vendsr OF charcoal, ~ un-
doubtedy one OF the most remarkable dancers OF the
present day. He has attained such wonderful degree
OF proficiency. In as use ~ his pedal srtrentes and
draws round after round OF applause from the
The remainder Of the COMPANY already od establish.
precisuys
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THIS place OF entertain nrnsn, located u AZ Broad vsy
Is open every night to crowded houses aud the audi
sncss appear to be very well pleased vuh the pro.
grammc offered them Mirs Aia resmau ,hs new star
Of the establishment possesses very fair voice. but
she has not yet sufficient sefpossesson on the boards
The nervousness common 10 debutaniss prevents
her from doing justice 10 her powers and slie huns
time. With little more experience however, Miss
Iesman bids far TO oc welcome addition 70 the pro-
fssson sne has Decided scisiik for comic VOCAL
attention 81 Buffers house. and Mr. Bar neg, the cham
pon JIG dancer Is decided acquisition 70 the troupe
tfe TO the nteuss qualification Of the gods while the
lesltmaie drsus rot oss agbt offoi ibe tscsnt Of
the pafgoet
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Pour Trots mt the Fashion Course.
FlRsr TRor

usse anu bHKe $oo0, t"o H1e uearss tn nafnsbs
Dimmock entered ch. Z. Silas Rich. .......
ID. P6fer entered ch z. Quicksilver.
J. Carpenter entered b. 9. stonewail Jackson.
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20 TO THOMAS n. AGSEw's ONE PaIcE HOUSE
VI Grcenwch and Murray etrce,s and there 700 VIZ ss
1eaa Cocss rsh Flour and everything else shs~pet 'sas
~ anystcre In New York
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WORMS, BuNIoNs. ENLARGED JoIHTs.-ArL DIS
" OF the feet cured by DR. zACHARIE 7co Broad
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nm yERGSEs ELEcIRo CHEMICAL BArns. nos
~ and kas Eleventh fourtn avenue
The nervoss, rheumstio and all sufferers from fuuoonal
and chronic diseases attended, by Dr vEHuNbS, tho In
yenor Patients be Accommodated with Furnished
Rooms with without Board