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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

Beauty and Elasticity of Stitch.
Perfection and simplicity of Machinery.
Using both threads directly from the
spccls. ....
No fastening CT seams by hand and no
waste of thread.
Widerangc of application without change
of adjustment.
ire seam retains its beauty and frmness
after washing and ironing.
Be sides doing al kinds of work done by
other Saving Machines, these Machines
execute the most beautiful and permanent
Embroidery and ornamental work.
fcE The Highest Premiums at all the
Fairs and Exhibitions of the United
States and Europe, have been award
ed the Grover and Baker Gewing Ma
chimes, and the work done by them,
wherever exhibited III competition.
10Y The very highest prize, THE
CROSS OF TEE LEGION OF HON
OR, was conferred on the representa-
tive of Grover & Baker Sewing
Machines, at. tho Exposition Univer-
selle, Paris 1867, thus attesting their
great superiority over all other Sew
Ing Machines.
nB-An Illustrated pamphlet. contain
ing urice lists, with samples of bot inc
Grover 81 baker stitch aud the shuttle
Stitcss in various fabrics, VIII DC iuF-
g.. a. SMITH,
Galveston, Texas.
April ., 1S70-2o;1y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

It is announced that Gen. Butler
is TO attend picnic here on the
Tourth. and Radical journal says
a,he Louisville press will now be
cclting off some jokes about the
Hiding of spoons, &c" But the
louisville press will do nothing OF
The sort. 1t is too serious a matter
TO make a joke Of 1t is well enough
20 Iaugh when your ncighbor loses
his property but when you arc
threatened with the loss OF your
wn. IL is n little more difficult 10
Geo where the laugh comes IN.
louisville COurier-Jodrnal
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

Obstacles du uat iu,lmlIale, nor
.ub,r weary, nor dradsoy disgust
Wlu ul gguins,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

$500 ~ 49,
Ito Who is ASHAMED Ia be see" h
a low condition, would bo proud ia
q # loNiig ono,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

If. foels say, wit runs in the
streets, why do SO many PeoPi'
walk a lifetime and never find H.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30
LoRiI.I..RD's YACHT CHR

IORiI.I.ARD's YACHT CHR
smoking is the dnesl bright Iubse,o
made. iising igse FROM Nicotine, which is
extracted by patent process, il does not
injnrs weak constitutions, Persons u
selentaFy occupations, as we'll as students
an | literary men, will Cad none Of the in
furious aileraiceis, resulting nom orllna'
" tobacco. Il Is much lighter In weight
Ihan common tobacco, and a pound Mill
lA5t twice as long as Other kinds, "a d0cs
not clog the pipe, noI burn fho
tongue.
l.OKAr.LtEtD'S Eureka snOk-
Ing has berome 80 popular, that many
limitations of a worthless character are Of
fercl FOR sale by some dealers because they
eau buy the eonnicrlcii article for little
less aud as the same arc calculated TO de-
cciVe the customers, We desire 10 direct
! heir attention To the Imposition that is
praeiicrl up6a them; ~ they are the
main losers thereby, being obliged TO pay
rs much Mt retail for II as will buy the
genuine article.
In addition 10 the above, We have many
| ryorile bran l., which will be shown with
pleasure. A'liIculAr giving prices, dis
counts, terms, &c.. will be mailed on APP
Irllcalio:.
LoRTnhARD's CEM1 URY
Che wing has now become so well known
/ that VIC deem II useless TO pack 500 daily
In the small tin-Joil papers any longer
aud have therefore discontinued the same.
| uur various brands of Smokiugs, Chew
ines Plug Tohnceos, and Snuils, will be
found upon trial, not only popular goods,
but al prices driyiug competition from re.
sponsih!o manufacturers everywhere. We
nrc continually producing novelties TO
which the Norfcg NJ TuE TRADE is in.
vited. 7. LORlLLARD co.
10, Is and 20 Chambers Street y. y.
July ., lS70-I2:2m
The New York herald., 1870-01-06
COLOMBIA.

Tho Qncstion Of State Taxos-Misooilnncor
Ncws.
PANAMA, Dec. q. 1890.
During the past week we have had very severe
storms OF vino and rain. fortunately occasoning no
damage. They were evidently only the winding up
OF tho wet season.
President Correoso returned this morning from q
trip into tho interior. where he found every thing
quiet People were generally we'll DISPOSED towards
his gOvernMenI
B0gota dates to the soth ult. arc unlmportant.
Tho DtastO O,tcial IuD isles letter from geltie-
man named 20 teldo announcing that he mad formed
In New York company for the navigation by
steamers OF Inc river Orin0c0 and Its TRIBUTARIES,
also Lake MaracaiDO and the rivers lowing iato IT,
Iho enterprise Is Regarded as OF consiCeraoie I'M
portance as II Is iatcaded to open up 10 commerce
Y new and very rich country.
1hs DDtet.. 0hc'at OF yesterday publishes do
cree OF tne Supreme Court IN BOkota ON ihc COnl
mcrclal cOntriOul.On question. The court decides
that IL has Jurisdiction in tire matter; tOat tho act
O federation gave to each state perfect rxnt 10 I'M
pose and collect such taxes as ny majority OF the
representatives III tue Legislature may be deemed
proper necessary, and lat no treaties exist with
ANY foreign county guaranteeing immunity 1rom
taxat0n W commerce any more tlnn to uny other
interest Th0 commerce OF the lsthmus Is Lnus oit
without any redress IN case OF fntule exactions.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06
CENTRAL AMERICA.

Affairs In CuatcmUia, Salvador and Hon-
Gurus.
PANAMA, Dec 21, 1869.
The Salvador which arrived aI this port on the
afternoon Of the 1,tn brought very little news from
TIE republics OF Central America.
GUATEMALA.
Dates arc to the 30ih. Everything was quiet in
the pueboS OF the interior. TIE revolution had
made no progress, and little was known Of the
movements OF Its leader, scrapio Cruz. With the
beginning OF tho dry weather. which VIII permit
active military operations the last viii probably DC
heard OF tn,s usturber OF tao pubic peace. iorce
had been sent ~ the De- aarGnenL VI era PGz To pre-
serve order anu " MAINTAIN tao authority 0f tue
government
appears to be in happy condition The fairs passed
OIL well, with great deal OF activity aud ANNA
tiOn among 10Th buyers ana scer5. Business 10
the balance o. r. olt particularly III indigo tn 49,
actions appears nave been on the SIDE vi the uGo
pa OF the County. Ine price Is SAD 10 have
ranged as niXh us twelve reals per pound. Ine
cnree and sugar crops are cstinlatc1 at nifty per
ceas greater tlan they were last year. Tue lDera ralty
OF the government and It's ondeavors TO make coin
nerce Tree possible bs removing all restric-
tIols ora the Introduction anu expectation Of None )
are evidences OF plURres5 IN wnicn the people re-
jOice.
matters appear to be at standstill. The rains were
nLcrie ing with tho work the (s0-called) inter-
oceanic railroad. PreaiucnI GuLlnan mad again
QScended tho PRESIDENTIAL Chair III Nicaragua and
was ousy engagel III restoring harmony t. political
circles and Ia encouraging the industries vi the
cOuutrJ.
Tno rams etill continued in Costa Rca. to the pre-
JUDGE OF The couco crop.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06
PARAGUAY.

Tho Progress Of Wnr-Conflicting AccOt
We copy the following from the South American
correspondence Of Tho Panama Star ami HerIlds
dated Valparaiso. December 8, 1907
The 1ransandian mail arrived late last ngns.
Accounts rom Paraguay are ccnIlcua1 In the OK
treme he last cOirer brought some news OF
Lopez bcLg still ut tue head OF c0nslderaD 9 O0dS
o. troops able to iold Out Tor long time yet 20
come, and now again we heaI VI s NC ng IN Dicc-
tate ni mt towards the Curdllera AMI E0.iv.an ler
rifory, aud that tho Souns d'Eu in not pursuit.
his march being, however, Ceiayed through want u
piovisons Une does not know wnaG 10 believe. II
anu tue occupation OF Paragaayan Ter. riOrS al G.
hit"n. The ArgenIines would WI iagly retire q
portion or uhelr tlouls II the Brallliaa5 would DO
thc same VINO however, In Yankee par.ancc, DOM
exactly see It." The provisional government at AS
SUMPTION " undor the leaders.iD Vi the BRAZILIAN
C0ulsSlior ScA0r Iurannoi.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06

Santiago d.sastor. Tho nre broke ont little atsr
ionr O'Clock on ths moran; OF me l,sa ult., WA
every ono was stiIi buried In tho arms OF Sleep
the building OF Don Francisco Arltagaea, opposis
the plaza Victoria On the one oe an. the calAe
Cnacabnca on the other. The Dames spread VITA
an amount OF rapidity Us totally W ircvens
The nelynoofs SAVING s0mo Of tho!r properly.
Aifhougn tne hreinrn dld their duty hopy
tho loss has been Immense. number oi cstabiisr
nients nave been OnrneI our. Although several
the houses were unnsur,l TIE assurance coinpaa :
coma In l0r another heavy loss. mo.e partIcuarlv
the cOmuany La America. Tno arcaivcs OF tne ~
18Th Consulate were totally destroyed. Several ac
dents " Hronc1 took place aIala thus tl,ne
happily no loss OF lie Ucclrr.i.
Mucn agitation prevaiis IN The ca ital and thron
olt tie country account ot Tie I0r,fcvniiuye
ltons for tho Constituent Assc ably. AAtnoLsu pu
spiilt runs high tho government enserain- 40 apg
hensi0n, OF public tranquility oeiis DISTURBED
WIN respect to pubic wOiss IL Is 10 70 reg ett
that the attention VI inc government - Oceu some"
what Withdrawn therolrOl on account oi Tue
Ii ical complications.
Tho re cushions sent In to Congress about thc tus
steamers tao Stri,s rs asU aDuut the teicSrara
line To Buenos Ayres and tho 10 Ing o. Tie suDh arms
caLs 10 Panama are stlll pending collihi seo
has beon. however named to report thereon
Don Alexandra Reyes has been named r.ehipOtt J.
tary 70 just convention "itn t'cual"r
On The 2jlh OF Nov cni Der banquet IN cc'eDta' a
OF the naval light or Pa Judo wnel tae Covauoh.
was captured. to0x place IN tl;S city on w.uca
casiOn 1t was sbOan that the rancJrous iecl.
against SPAN has not yet died out
The New York herald., 1870-01-06
ROME.

Kindly Saint and Good Wcnthcr-An Epis.
copal Hoiidny-Active Physical Prepnra-
tion-Ssreet scenes and Gossip.
ROME, Dec. I9 1850.
There once lived holy yrgin--St Bibiana-who
did muca IN her day TO relieve distress and prepare
her soul for the world to come; but the Fathers
whom they cauonlzed her, unfortunately, assembled
On wet day, and ever since the Romans-all I,a-
ans-1ay when G rams on St. Bioiana's day 1t VIII
rain for forty and tea days and nights The children
Of Italy may have seen iortJ aad ten days'' suD,e-
Qucnt 70 ST. Biblana's day wet. cloudy and sunless
but we have been very fortunate this year. tho good
Virgin has vouensafed TO keep us moist tor tweIve
days On Wednesday last tho clerk OF the
weather took reef In his sombre canvas doubtless
q tne command Of SI Biblana, and through the rig
The New York herald., 1870-01-06
Submarine cables.

[FrOrn the Philade Uhia Ledger Jan. 4.
Shares III submarine cabe COMPANIES are III every
instance but one sold ut large aavance above par.
Inus. the Electric International par tl0J ster ing.
seils Tor 57 to 4os; the ouonarne par tlOo sterns
for 40 60 255: tho Anglo American, par flo ster
ling. as 1915 10 -. ana the Anglo Mediterranean,
per $40 s,erllnr ut 1928 On .he other hand, tho
from l5.5 to 1918 or at discount OF zi.z5 20 rs
per cent. THIS decline IN the selling price Is due ~
TIC apprehension that the permanent connection
with the shores Of the United States may be inter.
rlptcJ by tue government. Ii Is, however, as
serted that arrangements nave been negotiated
etncr for tue consolidation OF the Eng.is aud
French lines or Tor the maintenance OF tne preseiK
rates for the Transmission OF messages.
inc FIe.cn cable, according 70 tle official report
In gold, distributed among tne following itens:-
CONSTRUCTION and laying OF cable, $4.6oO00O; pay
$5o0 OOJ; payment for American charter. SOU. .J0v
miscellaneous ana extraordinary expenses,
ioS oOJ During tne thir.eentn wsck c, tae E,snca
supp0slng the same rate without any increase 70 be
continued ior year. the annual earnings would
amount to nine per cent on the capiai invested
But tue numOer OF messages has been increasing. SO
tnat lne earnings navo actually been much larger
From tnese circumstances 1t appears that invest
abe. and consequently the Belgo American Suo
marine Telegraph Company has been formed.
with caDle manufacturers in England Tor
tho making and aging or cabe. Ine cost
Oi the caOle. 3,7G0 nautical miles long, Will DO
S3soO,Ooo divided into the following teuis:-S,ooo
NAUTICAL rnlcs, 20.s yards each OF deep sea cable
$3420.0J0; twenty mics, light shore end, $-3 5Oo
forty miles, medium shore end, syO 400; loo miles,
neavy snore end, $3o7 900. The conductor 70 to DO
or seven copper wires Insulated win TOUR coatngs
Of gutla per. anu four OF compound, alternately,
and covered with spun Mania yarn eiInt strands
each, soaked In tar and the whole 70 be surrounded
VITA gutta pcrcna compound aud properly covered.
the will then weigh ABOUT lC0J pounds " tLe
nautical mile. The laying OF the caUle viii cost
sJUU Ov0 that the cost OF the line Will amount 10
S434l 000 In golo. This enterprise still rcqures Inc
consent OF lhc United States government, but Bel.
gum has granted to an American company 0n eX.
elusive privilege for laying cables between the two
countries i0g twenty years.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06
PEDESTRIAN M.
An English Peer Against Tlmo.

From the Dublin Evening Mail, Dec 23l
Lord Albert Pelnam Clinton recently undert
fol u bet vi illty pounds side 10 walk, witlOutt
previous training, ten miles iii Two h0drS
ARTICLES stipulated that the match should come
within tnree days. Ten pounds side was post
and the remaining forty pounos SIDE made good
Oh the following day. 1he hackney Wick grouLd
was selected betting NJ the start was three 10 two
on ttne and before the completion OF the third Ms
ole oil Two to 0ae were not responded to.
AT O iair pace the pedestrian started, but without
any preIenstons 10 style Ills eet coming oown mas
and heavMy nc every stride. ine first inIic occupied
Ilm Ils: the second lin. 3Ss, and the tnlrd. lIn.
47a.: 81 that, reckoning on tue average OF ne III
twelve minutes, he had but I'm. Us. 70 spare. and
seemed TO be growing worse every lap. In tn>
twcuty round his lordsAip began 10 recover.
aud now setting ms 'sec0nd wind" paced aiong ia
better style Hoing the fourth nile In twelve
faster tnan tho previous 0ae. ThJ iit1 mic
ten SECONDS quicker tnan the iourth, ana hall til
distance was completed in b7m. as, or I'm. As
hand. lie now began 10 take 1t easier WA the sixt
mile occupied llln Sos the sevcntn. I'm 3os.: tn
erhtn, Inn. sos. the ninth, I'm. o.. and the iaSs
nile III llm. b1s.; the entire distance peing fnisneI
" III. 6en. s7s., Or Sp. ~ ahead Of time.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06
TEE sTABBlsc or rRisK BEsCEy.


Ills Critical CoudltIon-Anse.r,ortem State
Coroner Scnirmer was yesterday called to the
house OF Franz Besgen tho saloon keeper, VINO was
dangerously stabbed in his own pace on the night
OF tho lst inst with knt In the hands Of William
Fletcher, s0me OF tbs particulars OF which have
already appeared In tho HERALD. Besgea u In q
very critical condition.
STATEMENT OF PRANK BESGEN.
On New Years nght. January l. between ton and
eleven O'Clock while at tbs bar OF the saloon In this
house 1884 West Eighteenth stroetA Of which am pro-
prielor, James Fletcher camo IN crying, saying he
had been beaten In The street, when l remarked
that he could rot have been much; some one told
me that he had taken an empty beer glass from tho
counter and saw him 90 out; q short time alter.
wards nc entered, anJ soon thereafter his brother
William Fletcher, came IN; they both exclaimed
1--WE Will kill somebody to-night;" told thcm that
thcy had no occasion to say So or no one had said
cross word to them, and asked them what they
wanted to fight Tor; they replied that they wanted
70 fight for fun and give 1t to the Dutchmen any
how; William Fletcher then attacked one or the
guests III the saloon, when several others OF
the guests separated them; when / saw this
put out OF the saloon assisted Dy several OF the
guests when James Fletcher also went out; shortly
after william Fletcher, VINO nQd been standing In
hallway, burst In the door and was standing on ne
INSIDE to keep II closed, and just as saw hm como
~
daughter cried Ous 'Fatner. you are staDbed:"
was stabbed by VIII tam Fletcher, alias Dave flet-
cher; James Fletcher ran towards toe rear yard.
whlle William lhis brother ran into the street;
ran into the street and called two officers, ana
soon became insensibe; knew no more till found
III self III bsl; some two weeks ago William
Fletcher wanted me to take hun to board
with me, but. refused hun; three or
four davs before New Years eve he was IN the
loon and behaved nimself In dtsordery manner,
and tod MN woul, have him arrested when he
threatened tO quarrel with me.
Frances Besgen, daughter Of tho wounded man,
deposea to seeing william Fle chez press IN the door,
and come IN with u kniie IN his hund, saying, II
will stab you all:n she was near HIM at the time,
anu he threatened to at al ncr She dld not get out
OF the way; she saw William Fletcher STAB her iatner
In the left slde Fletcher then across the street
but was pursued by an o1cer and ARE ,ted.
jacob Foertsch u. D., was called to sec the In.
1ureI man aG one O'Clock A. NJ. January 2, and
found HIM suffering flOm q slau wound la the left
side between the ifn ana sixth rlD5, the wound
beng three-el2htns OF an inch wide ana TWO inches
deep. taxing an inward anu downward direction.
In the DOCTORS opinion the wound viii probably
prove fatal.
The Jury then rendered the following verdict
THAT Frank Besgen came to his WI undin1 by beng
staobed III the chest with XII 10 IN the hands or
William Fletcher, January l. 1870; and we consider
James Fletcher as ACCESSORY"
Both the FieLcher5 now In the Tomb3 awaiting
the reSuls OF their victIm's injuries.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06
An American .Iicd Hnt" Dinner.

KOME. UCC. 10, I6UB.
Last Sunday the rector Of the American GO lege
entertained at dnner almost the whole OF the Eng
llsh speaking bishops. All the Amerlcaris with few
exceptions. were present. Among the distinguished
strangers were CARDINAL Barnabo, head OF tho Pro-
paganda; the Cardinal Archbishop OF Besancon, tao
Marquis OF Butte, Charles Carroll, grandson OF
..Unire3 Carroll or CarrOltOn;' Charles O'G0nOr,
the eminent New iOrk lawyer; Mr. Healy, the
painter; Cheval ,er Ross the archGol0gist. and Mr
U0v.in OF New YORK.
Tue religious nosaD es included Archbshops Man.
ning, Mctlae, from irciand; SpauidiII and purccR
Ol Amerlca. II was n simple, bus ub5.anLiai, u
ner but the ta0le talk was racy and verJ entectai0
lug. Tnc English aud Scotch blS1op5 were mucl
peaseu with unclr Gransat. antIc brothers in lnc
bonus or unity and separated cordially alter spend
luQ q happy evening.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06
AUS TRIM.

An i'm posing mccting OF tho artisan class .ook
place in Vienna on the l,th ,ns@. and petition TO
Count Taaire was adopted demanding the unrc-
sEricted right OF forming oocetes aud insliiuting
coalitions between thcm. liberty OF the press. eie;-
torul reform and ABOLITION Of the standing arinv."
1n0 Vienna Neu. Ere 9 Pysss- speaks or tae Eou-
men.cal Council In the following te-ms:-"POpo
Plus TX inalgurated the Coulcli vita very re-
markaDle discourse out OF the iur9.d verDlage of
wnioh arises, like high defiant ciid, tno innexiDs
non pOss1'tus, an expression bosS translated W
We will nOt,' "
The New York herald., 1870-01-06
YACHTING.
IACH IHi.
Tho New English Yachting COilcs

LONDON, Dec. 20, 1863.
To TIE, EDITOE or BELLS LIFE IN LoNDoS:-
In the beginning OF this year there "Yachs
Congress-" which, after several meetings and muc..
parade produced code OF sailing regulations, III
tended to be used In oil matches ana superscde all
the tnen existing regulations. Perhaps one oil your
correspondents would MORN me whether any
matcn has been sailed under regulations OF .ne
code. was ausent IRON England during part or no
summer. anu tDerefOle did not read my bet re.-u-
larry, otherwise should not trouble you with .he
question: Yours &c, q, Al.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06
CHILE.

Extensive Connagrutions-The British Con-
sulato Destroy cd-- Political News-Publsc
Observation-Disclosures
Valparaiso tDoc. 81 correspondence Panama Star
and Herald.j
In order not to remain behindhand with the capt.
tai, this oty was tho scene Of another greas conna-
grateu - sors ar n%oe a. rssstaNoc " the Eece0s
The New York herald., 1870-01-06
A GLOOMY PROSPECT AT NEW YEAR.
Military Scenes and a Field Turn
out in ROm0.
Grand American Dinner in the
Holy City.
North German Naval De-
vciOpmont.

tho German man steamship Silcsia, Captain
Trautmann wnloa loit iia nourg on tho 23a and
uavre tho 25tn OF Docembcr, arrived at this
port yesterday morning. landing our European
newspaper hlus dated To her latest day OF SAILING.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06

Chamber paid them a visit IN the To- ana explained
10 tncn m Rrencu the distribution or tbs House the
bsacnes OF the different partlos and otner similar
matters.
rbe Chinese remained fully on horr In tae
Chamber.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06

Dy the West India ana Pacific Steamship Com
pany's steamer California which arrived In Mobile
. lew days since. we nc eived the following budget
OF news fr0m Central ana South America.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06
TELzGRAPHY.
A Coming RcvOlution-lIr. Little's New
system.
From the Baltimore American, Jan. Al

system.
From the Baltimore American, Jan. Al
The pOio5 for Mr.. Litte's new system OF telegraph
washington. On the asnngtOn road the pOeS ore
lying ut regular lnervas and Tue erecting parties,
under charge Of Mr. Wcstervclt, VIII bc along IN v
lew days u put them up and suspend The wires 1t
Is anticipated that the National Telegraph Line Will
be IN operation by the ist Of March.
we examined the instruments VI this new system,
invented by Mr.. Little, SOME SIX months since ana,
1t viii De remembered gave detailed account OF
Its operation. IT Il entirely 0inerenS nom the
words per Flto over one wire. Twenty words ls
as nlcn as the most rapid operator " the morse
sJste.n transmit that one wire under the
Little system VIII be able 10 do rs much work ~
ten Of the wires now in use PRESIDENT Orion OF
the " estcsn Union Company, In hiS annual report
rldlcul u Tue claims Oi Mr. Ltc bat We assure hm
and all Interested III telesraphhg that we Witnessed
the operation Of TINS instrument IN company Win
two Oi the experienced Geographic experts Ia
teD hundred and f0rty letters per minute. Tue
Morse apiiaUeL was used, alo tae TRANSMISSION waS
as perfect ANA accurate as was ever before tIans
miLtcu On aAy instrument running at 0lc-tenth Of
It's speed
Tue fact that the line Is being built should bo salts
factory evidence TO all doubtless, tina. Is reality
IbOse who nave cUniroi vi II have had nlucn
pcflelce IN the Geographic business H Prekd mt
orion, anu would not invest severa, bundled tnou-
anticipates bs a1ie 10 at reduce the rate Of
Uiegrapning tO One-naf of present prices and utl-
mALey 10 make UNIFORM tariff OF one cent per
word 10 all distances. Inl3 would draw all business
correspondence from the malls and multiply the
amount VI teesfaphing 10 tenioid what IL now Is.