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SUNBEiMS.

TO work while the day lasts is a good thing
anywhere brt IN Alei"rs.
Tipping in Oshkosh IL called "holding com.
munic alton with diaembo,ucd sririts"
How many apples did our first parents cal
In the garden Of Edcna Fvo and Adame
1t Is u comparatively easy thing TO face
death but who OF "a ha, the couraec to fac hors'
A Western biSnmist was punished BY hi,
nrst wife introducing smallpox into his reorsanlod
domestic circle.
DR. Pussy has started a memorial protesting
AGAINST tho disuso OF mo Athara.ian crcod 10 Ii.
Anglican liturgy.
-Garibaldi il undoubtedly great and good
man. but that doe-nt preyent people from calling 5
novel 0aribalderdash
New Orleans ladies' find out what keeps then
husbands out so late by making them LAY Prize ID
tho Louisiana State Lottery"
The Rev. A. Mecrds, formerly curatc Of kht
patrick, Isle Of Man. who was one OF the To'rns0s
monks. has been received into the Church ofRone
A Papal delcg ITO has et for Constantinops
with special rowcrs to set the ArmCnoC a1ehoh
question In order TO avoid threatened break 'p@
that community.
-0bservant FrCnchmcn skilled in medeh
scior report as Il nit Of mich n'est'saon .'
observation, that siucs women have Ioosened meH OFT
scu' 'h' 'hhua' hoiINNN "'S 'uS' 'N''' a..
-Jcf. Davis Is reported To De al "oIA WINS
novel tho scene OF waloh viii be laid IN Mexico aar
Ing the war between thai republic aaa 'se -
states. No alusion VIII Dc hAuo W '"'
pleassntness." H.,
William ii. Bernard, the editor OF the h"r
ing Sar, in Wilmington, N. c., told suS CORRESPOND
ent who was recently Il thu, city that he ,BarnAfD
| ALWAYS 'pudol" any dealers cigars When tnty Nu'
p. esentcd to him. a.
One of the brilliant officials over az me wy
Vel say. no can't II N ,rs.lpl why psoNlc should n''o
,uch fuss over tho a,oiyrr.ary " airas. who 'd
| held ANYTHING better in nj, Mo han scclalel''
| revenue appointment
| a tr,d,sr,on do,y, ,oyn AFFECTED 'he oihd
t,v % r,cc,vc from ana of his c,,.to..r,i rotc Al
,,,r,y aoys 80, NO ,.o,, that IA, .,nt d. lt'y'fNh
| time "Du,," cxcI, ert ia, c4.,oa.s, Ab3 N"
| heard NJ II man ,ytn, vlil,n tllrty tlay. 90
| .,,,,,,l,.., ,r,l,.. n. l.-.,t.sL wrunl
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The Police Commission.

Go, HOFFMAN, has just dismissed from
office the Niagara Frontier Police Commits
sion. 1t was composed of Republicans and
the reason for its dismissal WINS conclusive.
An official investigation proved that it
had licensed houses Of prostitution and
Gov. HOFFMAN did we'll in turning all
Its members out of Office, and supplying
their places with Democrats. We t-ust
that the new Commissioners viii so discharge
their dutic= "a 10 Ju'tiiY .h.ir appointment.
But while .ne Governor .s taking these
proceedings AGAINST tb. Police Commits
eioncrs in the Nrs'rrh part of the
STATE wly lr.s Joe Eiect the equal or
CREATOR A..s,unduct Of the Police Commits
sioners Of the Metropolitan DISTRICT They
have licensed houses Of prostitution without
number OF his fact there is no question
1t obtrudcs its shameful features upon the
attention of every paseer in our streets. Why,
then, is il the Governor treats these men with
lcnicncy which he refused to show to the
Commissioner of BufalO2 Has he differ
ont raj" for Republican Commission there
md Commission composed mainly Of Dem.
pCrats here?
This il not the only offence of the Police
Comm ssioncrs of which Gov HoFFMAN
should take instant cognizance. At the
election in Novcmbc, last they appointed
hundreds Of thieves, State Prison convicts,
highwaymen, and roughs of every descrp-
ton, TO serve as inspectors and canvassers
90 receive and count the ballots of our citizens,
This they did not do in ignorance. They
knew perfectly the character of the men that
were appointed indeed they appointed them
because they were perfect scoundrels. They
appointed them to falsi[y the election, and to
return men M elected 10 whom the people
had not given their votes.
nor ~ 'his oil. Their very organization
ID IN Migrant, undsgusrd violation of the
law one OF their number has received and
pretends to hold the Office of Supervisor
when the law declares that by even consent
ing to be nominated for amy other Office thar
Police Commissioner, one becomes dis
qualified to be Commissioner an,
onRef' Yet Henry Siairu has beel
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Hrw tn" III. eput.bi New York Tim
Broke Fni'i " tn those who Tvust d Il.

The Times people are apparently not at all dis
turbed ~ the 1rec1e wLicn their premature puJl
cation Of the COL Ianic testimony ma excited, and
move on The even tenor Of their way, uuGisnay al
ny the threats of the Duke of Gouces er, the zen
ucman WAC Is superior to new spapels," ~ wen ~
20 scrcnadps from his coored admirers. iIppeu to
know something about the facts In the case, IN / ~
the Washington correspo ndents h, We published q cit
side OF tue ttory. suppose the other is In order
Two cories OF tho testimony hNen by Gen. Gar.
fields tonmittee, and onh two, were written one
or the use OF the Committee, AMI the other to-
lrosiicG' Griut. When the Pre- idcn, hal ne fur
Her Ueo Tor tie latter It was given the Times Wash
intt"n CORRESPONDENT, who, like sensible and en-.
tcriIlsiug ne sraucr man, sent 1t on to Now York
with CN' lcit restrictions on It's pub cnion IL ,
not III several Hn = .1er, and uay ur two efure
uc tcuor, ana testimony ere to 90 into the Hou,e
that tDr other CORES pondents lenrueI Nna had cen
lore, aud ihen they flew round' and spcut " la,
lite time aud most OF inc none, which they had In
Getting COPY OF the duplicate testimony The,
won Il have saved themselves had not the Times
people, having kept the secret as long as necessur,
Or eNpc0i,nt, published the documents tie day
before t,ey Wcr1 officially submitted. Tho entilC
responsibility OF the act rests within the once, and
not with the Washington correspondent: and il
Gems, Butler md Garfield conclude to pus inquiries
they will have no difficulty in hnaing out ali the
ftefa
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Mr.. Fullerton Acquitted.

The ncquttaI Of Mr. FrLLERroN ly dire
ton of the Court is the most conf lete vindi-
cation OF lis profess onal and personal honor
that his friends could desire. IL il alro wha,
has been expected ever s.nco the fret day of
the trial.
Mr.. FULLERTON comes out Of this severe
ordeal without stain upon his skirts. lie
con6ded in men not worthy Of his confidence,
and was deceived but il appears that lie
himself was innocent of wrong in all the
transactions which have now been 30 elabo-
ratcly and impartially investigated.
His counsel hnvo sustained their high
reputation; rather, they have increased It,
Judge PIERREPoNr, the District Attorney,
has also earned the public appreciation by
the talent and fairness he has shown in this
difficult and interesting case But the great
est credit belongs to Judge woodruff.
There was a fault in the impanelling of the
Jury, and at first he seemed too severe to-
ward the accused but his conduct of the
trial has been Just and admirable.
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How tho Goverru,cn; ut Washington Runs


from ne fiNrfHnuu commercial
For "a time the all absorbing questions were,
Who runs the Administrations who Ia Grants con
Gdon'iIl aIViscrf Tle eonunirum died out for lack
OF Interest for 1t Was discovered that Grant tat
nothing to 80 With the Administrator. he King
smoked aud said nothing, and the Government run
Itself. .
said IN Influential Gentleman N me one day ne
could aceomoisn something, but II pertains to the
STATE Dcnart ncHt"
But eau. We get some Influence to bear upon
"it wouid not do any GOOD Tie would turn Il
over at once to Fish, and that would be IN end
l,ut arc no, crave questions like this discussed
in Cahingt, where Cox and BE knap can have IN In
"N,ll. yea. wien the herd Of Department .ce ~
to introduce IT, Bot each member 'eels & 1t t' j.
-un'ir- HE o'n m'chine, aud there = an under
-tlujiuc not o. interfere with each o'hcr
On ntr,rcr Investigation | frunl ti' TO he The
act: y - have seven Presidents III h controls tho
state nrnarimcnt, without rvcrnnce to any one !;
Il utw ell rs lord Of tho Treasury Cox conducts the
Interior. Jul Re- krln the War D rtmeBt an ! 20
throarbnn' The Presi lent IL solemn, silent
-mn. ing figure head. with abundance NJ time pa
"a Nll'e ukoT and swolow tail. aud attend cycrv
cnt,l tiuu""' q" wuir any ne NAV inVit" Inn l
meet lin frequently upon the streets incoming uon
'i''t fgJ Al month, aud unSloNoi hands behind his
back.
state b"~or'~e"t Is worked by that lo'rnel old
muG Caleb Gushing.
We nj know t,II when the morbose Fish nnls
him ,olf H. trouble. lie ellis on ca eh. Caleb walked
no 70 TREND Of mine To read him that auOus Al L.
bania dcrntch aud tricd nf er To wake IN the
able Sardinc FOR the same purpose, hut failed. We
can not lie said 10 have any foreign policy, but We
have caleb, and that IL quite ~ good.
II tie rectcd statesman OF the state Depart.
mcn corld only be inouced To call on that other ola
clse nf pigeon holes, called Gov Black. and add the
crudite sumner, hey would fetch the Department 20
within about ce ltury OF the present time.
The hreezv Porter IL master Of the navy, whilc an
absurd law and an unjust rank makes Gen. Tccum-
sch obnoxious to the War Department anl lie
would be master there. bu for Belknap, who stan
For the urst time, | say, H. our history, make
an approach 10 the bureaucracy OF France, under
The monarchy. Such Government means routin,
we have no policy, and, at bome His Serene iIigI
ness fires another cigar, and saws: " Better NOV,
ihhut chnnge," Tor another wear. although tht
peope are burdened 30 the death with heavy taaa
ton and hard times. We have hud a year OF thi
sort OF thing, With tho grim prospect OF having, II
snotner, the Democratic party inicrycne ma
when II does, orr excellent President will auo 1,
swing over and smoke silently on the other side.
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JERSEY s0RE-HEaDs IN COUNCIL.

81 ring Orntio,s-SfO0 TO he su'E"d Out
Of tho CandIdn' 90 tor Loo Z Onlce.-Ths
Money TO b. Divided.
A number Of defeated politicians Of weh
loboken Township me. on Monday evening 10
an old rookerI on Palisade avenue. Amor
tenn was Chancey Burr, who was IN
strumentai in carrying tho Township for Hal
sey. the Republican candidate for member Of
'orrre@s, but WHO was himself dIe1tel BY Ceye.
lind. There were alro present Charles Galbralth,
lie eated candidate for member of Assembly lad
wear, one GREGORY, defeated candidate 'or Towu
Clerk, and o'e Kelly a standing defeated candidate
on this occasion. one Ksliy, q school teacher 10
Jersey Citv. pre-idins. Alter several stirring orl
tion-. beside which Gecros wcro cast In the shade
from Mossrs. Gregory, Gai1riith, Benny. AMI Others
Committee Of thirteon was appointed 10 zee The
several candidates in the conf " charter election,
md nnrticnlary instructed to the sum OF sd
from them by any pr ssble mcans, IN inf rnal
IN order to pay the eSponsos oftte Club. Quite .
dispute arose ne 10 the disbursement Of the funds,
and us 10 the Co nnitteo which VT have the funds
In charge. II finally decided lat m moneys col
lec'el should be banded 10 the Treasurcr and "
divided at tile next meeting.
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cara from Nlr. GEORGE wilkes,

To hd EjtOJ Of IheSlH.
sra; Your article 10 Yesterdays SUS a. to q
rencontre betAeen W. w. Leland aud my self T.
founded on erroneous information; and II Is espo
cay untrue in the fact that received any injury In
the afl,ir.
l was about my business az usual al 81. terda"
afternoon, AMI Ia the evening dlned Wi'h u art
OF ladies' and gentlemen at the WeStmorclaud II te
WHO, had / been hurt or marked, could not nave
failed to perceive H. Guessing readily, however, ~
the Of these reports, an not surprise at the
mis- ,aleucnts into which your reporter hs been leu
Hoping you will find room Tor this correction, !
am, very truly yours GEO. WILKES.
NEW York, March IL, 1910.
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rHEPREsrDEST'S NRo.nER-Is-LAw.
Where he Lives aud how ,o F,onr,.,,.

where ne ihNts ana how AZ FlOuri-hCs.
am now living in the city of Hudson, Hudson
county, y j. | Lave removed from New Nurh CIV
10 this place INile recently TIE two places are only
di. idcd By TIC Hudson river. A. an OF mn nlpd
ropCr,y lies here and ip Was 'iu.un CIV org 4 To-
ave removed tore several years ago. IhoncUt IN,
hOu.c and lot In y, York at the cluomipsi p,riot
OF the war, June, lTt3 laTint S2uOl cash therefor
mouse | -od early ibs mouth ZOE $4,000 II beng "a
very handsome one, have reduced m, deui- to
about $1,000, AMI II my u is spared a cuup.e ol
Years, and God pruspers ne, hope h. be ,utIrcl,
rco nom all debt Wit put scrio SIS ailcctitr the
amount OF my proreT1 having ar, adv nude ~
engagements Which vii txlin uis more IMAM half of
It My laXe- Ills Yer vii ear, amount to over
10000 Lust year thoY we've over uycr 500 OF.
should be exec, din ~ glad to wit Iou and see
you all. | would like to rave my Niie--Mbo /. A
- i've OF Ohio-seo you ali YOU the loved and
os'eenei friends oil my youth, | have never found
truer friends. Oh, NAV Goa bless each Of ynu
Most sincerely your nicnd, A. Il. CORBIN
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THIS ia St. Patrck's Day. 1t will be cclc-
brated with unusual fcrvor in Hi. city Through.
out the land, I,!,hnicu con srcsdtc on tIis ami
yersary Of their patron saint, renew past associa
tons, recall, the memory Of those they lett be.
hind them, and cheer each other with the hope
Of ono day seeing their native land released
from the grasp of the British tyrant they are It
proud people, and deserve to b. free. Away
loyal to the Government under which they live,
they extend proper courte-ies 20 the representa-.
tiyes Of that Government, and consequently have
invited the Republican Know-Nothlng Tammauy
Mayor O'II,LL 20 appear in bis green suit IN an
open barouche in thlir parade IN mis- city,
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BY telegram from London we learn that
in answer to an inquiry made in the House Of
Commons on Monday last Mr.. OrwAY, Under
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, stated that
no claim could be made against England arising
from the seizure Of the American brig Mary
Lowell, inasmuch as she was captured on the
high seas, aud not in british waters,
This reply may prove satisfactory one to the
member of Parliament who made the inquiry
but nasmuch the fact has been publicly stated
that the Governor Of the bahama Islands, shortly
after the capture of this vessel, forwarded to the
British Foreign Office alhdautsof both American
citizens aud British officers who were on board
at the tune Of the seiIdre in the harbor Of
Ragged Island, in which they stated that the
vessel was at the time of capture within mile
and quarter of the shore, that she was In charge
Of the Collector Of that port and that her matches
were at that time sealed with his official seal
we presume that Mr.. 0TwAY's reply will scarcely
satisfy either the owners Of the Mary Lowell or
our State Department.
There can be no question but that the British
Foreign Office has been purposely kept misn-
formed Of the real facts, much our own State
Department is about those Of Cuba. Or are we
to believe that British neutrality is as great a
farce as our ownY The action of the colonial
authorities in the Bahamas in this and other
cases, affords considerable ground for such a
surmise
The steamer Lillian put into Nassau in October
last in distress, having run short Of coal The
coal was refused, and she was ordered 10 leave
port within twelve hours. Not being fitted for
sailing, the captain was forced to get up steam
by burning his cabin and other furnj. ure. by
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That pious brother.in-law, Mr.. ABEL RATU-
BOSE CoRBiS, seems to be getting on well. Accord
ing TO u letter of his which we publish in another
column he has just sold for $4,000 his house in
New York, which cost him only S97, 600, clear
profit of sis, 900. His taxes this year will amour,
10 go, 900, which is $1,000 more than he had to
pay last year. Il would appear that Mr.. CoRBIS
has been greatly prospered during this eventfu
year. even if his gains in the gold speculation
were less than he hoped He also says that
he has reduced his debts to about $40, 900 during
the last year, and that in the course of 1870 he
expects to wipe them out altogether Upon the
whole Mr. CoRDIS need not despair, notwith-
standing President GRANT no longer treats him
with the affection due TO a brother in. law.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
Gen. Rosccrans has gone To Washington.

Zen, Rosecrans mas gone 10 Washington,
TIE lion. James f.. Harvey, lately Minister to
Portugal was In the city yesterday.
The resignation Of Cot. miel Bu'IerAeld, Brevet
Major General las been accepted by the President, to
take effect Mach H. 1870.
The real name OF Rudolph, the billiardist. holder
OF the diamond cue oil America, Pc, raud lie Is OF
Bordeaux, Franco.
Prof Albert s. Dilwell's fourth lecture before the
Lowell Institute was lucid and Interesting history OF
the TAPPING rebellion In Chlna
Tie London Daily NelDs saws that Brigham Young
9nxlousto establish the doctr 10 Of personal in,
Deter chances of the TWO.
The Gambler Of Commerce have published Mr.
Elliot Cowdns eulogy mon Arson BnrinGame It
Ia Al admirable effort Mr.. Cowdin IL an excellent
writer and speaker because writes and speaks nom
the heart.
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DEAR MR. SuN The H,rIA said Yesterday
thUt the trouble In Il DomocIac; In this civ inst
now is that every leader wants to be Mayor OF Sew
York Now, you Just tell them that neither nr those
named can or shall be MAJ or Of this loan. We " IN
have an experienced magistrate, a whole soulod
phanihrODi-t, and hosptable, kinl.heartel IA.
lrotie, and piPus gentleman Tor Mayor this time
And tlat man Is kieLael Connolly, your friend and
with the boys ON 81, Putrck's Day Now MIR sun,
you throw Hight on this subject III your friend
PATRICK FOX. Mikman,
Corner Broadway pnd Forty mi til street Nv
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good luck he managed to get out Of British
wa crs, distance Of more than four miles from
shore and while in The act of coaling on the
high seas, the schooncrs which were supplying
him with the requisite fuel were captured and
towcd by British mal.ofwar into Nassau. The
Lillian was Obliged TO return to that port where,
coal being again refused, she and her valuable
cargo were seized and condemned. The plea was
that she was coaling in British waters.
Tue extent Of British jurisdiction in colonial
waters appears TO be conveniently elastic In
the case CT the Mary Lowell ii did not covcr
a distance Of a mile and quarter from shore in
that of the Lillian it extended considerably bc-
You'd the orthodox marine league. British
colonial authorities arc usually impccuuious
retired officers Of the army or navy and Of course
the lions share of prize money falls 10 them.
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ADAM RiEDhGER's $4,000.

First suit against the Lottery Denlcrr-
Interesting Question fIr the suprrm"
Guuit-Cnn New York crowd out the
DE aware nm Kentucky Lotteries
The suit of Adam Racdeger agt. John Nc
IntyTe was trial hefore Judg, Barbour yesterday
The action WAS instituted by tho plaintiff a. a policy
piHvea TO recover about ti20JJ irom the defendant
who II the alleged manage e the policy shop at Chat
tam and Pearl stree,s, where the pInintid claims,
within three years time, 10 nave invested ti2,01 in
The Delaware and Kentucky lotteries. His invest.
ments proved rnlucky, and, under the statute EN-
bodied In the avs Of lsla ne now seeks 20 recover
Jack the amount paid, together with IN equal amount
~ nne provided by statute. This IL said to be the
urst suit OF the kind brought under this statute for
about forty years.
After the plaintiff had completed his testimony
the cfcninnt moved for non.suit, on the ground
nat the atatnte under which the suit was begun was
not good while lotteries We're legal in this state and
that Its OBJECT VAS TO protect egglized tOtCi les
against those which werc Illegal and Unauthorized:
taat the lotteries of Delaware and Kentucky being
admittedly authorized by the lave of those States,
the act IN question rUuld not apply to thcn.
The question beins rev, the Court With the con-
currCnce ~ tho counsel directed tl.t the question
OF Jaw be heaiu at the General Term.
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The wife Of the Austrian Archduke CHARLES
FERDINAHD, who was overtaken at Hamburg on her
eight to this country, is thrynine years of age has
tour children, and is lister OF the Relgln Queen
and mother BY her first husband, Of the Princess
LOUIS of Bavaria, one OF the most wealthy prln
ces'es OF Europe. No other motive was nscribed
to her proposed Transatlantic Hitting than rrepres
sble desire 10 become acquainted with Americ ms.
Her first husband, the late Duke OF MoDESA, was
great miser and brute. Watcher she Is i!.tre ted
by her present husband Ia not known but probably
she Is as princesses who happy in their domes-
tic life are not opt to desert their umiies in order
to tie word.
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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS
DISHES HERE Avn 7FFRE ny f,,a
SUNS REIOR ERS

No Bud to the Fenirn QUA rel. The t,.a-
which were Pie d ! he .. Mt.
TIL m'a j. Pa ri hi O'Nphoi,,'s AZ.
against Auaust i,eIn,o- t .Iud iitCnn1'.
Ac onfr nj Ia View Co'rpii ut ems
The case of John OMahoni ag' August ps,.
mont cave before Judge Jons' ,c.'siiy, on a,
order TO show cause why Thom, j Birr. VII, v..
appointed receiver " the Ferirn 'unis. sbould NJ.
continue q party defendant 10 the action. Wits, ~
berame by an order u JUDO McCunn. ,tel .I,,,
~, 1900 II was argued In sp, port Of tho mo,,o,
that Mr.. Barr became party dc endan. without ia.
conscnt 81 the Ulaintf and defendant, and TIA, ho
has, as DEFENDANT, nut In no answer. IN tie other
hand. It was urrei thnt Mr.. Barr was q ne.e.ao,,
party TO the action To be property abo to protect tho
funds: that the m ION could not stand % ,o..
mrde Int thai an az oal mus be taken rom J,j,.
"cCunn's order making Barr party de en- i,nt
I Court denied the motion, With CIV cost 10 iIe
defendant
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The agent of the Spanish Governmen,

The agent of the Spanish Government
who conversed with SCxSER about settling the
CubO2 question in q manner advantageous to the
finances Of SPAIN" was doubtless Mr.. PAuL s.
FoRBEs. This Is the same gentleman who had
powerful influence In directing the contracts for
the thirty gunboats which Mr.. Frsn caused to be
released so as to kill as many as possible Of the
republicans Of Cuba, When Mr.. PoRBEs re-
turned To Europe he had, we believe, some sort of
private diplomatic mission from Secretary Fish
aud Mr.. SIDNEY WEBSTER to General PRIn. lie
would seem to be gentleman with genius enough
to carry water on both shoulders.
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AT the meeting Of the Board cf Health yeser
day, Sanitary Superintendent Harris entered con
plant against -four physicians Who had ne elected 70
report cases Of smallpox wish they al attended,
In one instance ex oases subsequently occurred In
the nei-hborhood, all direct trcslblo n the orlr.
nal patient The Board ordered its att ,rney 10 sue
for the legal fine.
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Strange to cay, both the portssns and
opponents Of rapOl lnfllibility look forward
with satisfaction TO the successful promulga;ion
Of that doctrine. The former regard Vt US the
browning glory Of their fondcst expectations, aud
the latter indulge the hope that the con-
summation Of this design will be the ruin of the
Paracy. So, whatever may be the decision of
mi, pcrrcSing question, all the conflicting par.
ties viii consider themselves satisfied aud what
can the philosophical mind expect morcY