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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

n MEMBER OF THE KUKLUX SHOT, WHILE
ENDBAvoRlNG TO E5cAPE.-A dispatch, date +
Charleston, Is. CD yesterday, from Mai ,r
Lewis Merrill, of the eth cavalry, was receive
at the War Department this morning stating
that on Friday last Minor PARIS, indicted for a
kukiuX murder, was shot and killed by troop
acting as posse TO the United States marshal
While he was escaping from that officer, who wa
endeavorlng to arrest him OH a bench warran.
issued by the circuit court. Major Merrill saw
inc eiegrams TO newspapers to create a sensa-
ton, headed "DiabolIcal Outrage" are totaly
false,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

n0An ancient colored gentleman IN virginia.
being sent 20 druggists for s.si'zer apS.IsI1ts
inquired toz sene seldom expeuepcs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

The JAPANESE EMBASSY expects TO visit
Mount Vernon on Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

NoMiNATIoN.-The President to-day nom
mated TO the Senate VIM. Wells, to be collector
OF customs tor Vermont.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
PURGE to-day were S192, i91.01.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

ALBANY, April 15.-The Conference COM
YORK charter have agreed 90 report the bill sub
stanuslly rs was passed by the assembly.
throwing out Controller Green, Commissioner
Van Mort, and the board OF assistant aldermen,
and comforting the sppointmt nj OF police com,
miksioners on the Judges.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

u
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
~ Mr.: j. G SAvILLE, Lessee and Manager.
MISS HISS LYDIA n TM Hi5lsIi,ssl
aud her New Company,
whose gagemebt cannot be prolonged beg ond the
THURspkYYe i E@ Y sfSK April 10,
FAY in P S so ASp LES IRS BRIG.Sbs
Missl hompscn aEpearing in both pieces, sus aiming
FRIDAY ,EyEYiNG, April 10,
And Bsnf Of Miss ty&is Th.mg,2n
'u''e REs il 'ss oTRsFFfaTioirs'
prese nfed with the most magnificent and gorgeous
fTfa Sfsf.fa qHap sof ARp
SATURDAY EVESING-Last appearance.
Secure your seats in advance. ap15-tf
T'HEGDORE THOMAS CONCERTS.
EXTRA ADVERTISEMENT.
The public is r. spectfuly Informed that in COM
pliance with numerous requests, and owing to the
great &c nand Tor tickets,
TWO ADDITIONAL CONCERTS
will be given
LISCOLN HALL,
SATURDAY AFiERNoON, April 30, at O'Clock
GRAND MATINEE.
SATURDAY EVENING, Arril 30. at : O'Clock
fARENbLb CONCERT.
NILE MARIE KREBS,
the yonng ard brilliant pianiste, together with
other Eminent SolOists. and the
CNRIYALED ORCHESTRA,
in new and brilliant progT ammes.
Price of admission to the Matinee, 81: No extra
charge for reserved seats.
Price Of admission to the Evening Concert as
usual.
Tickets ard Reserved Seats can now be had at
MetZeTctt 4 CO = Music store.
The Gard Plane nsed i from the celebrated
Wa hiDgtOn, at Metzerott 4 Co. Is Music store ais
RENEFICIARY ENTERTAINMENT ATM.-
~ ScNIU HALL, SATURDAY EVENING, alth
instant, at clock.-Adiress on TEMPERANCE by
Hon HENRY II SON; Irish Amnesty. b. Mr.
fBAN Is MCNERHAHY: Columbus Crockett to
General Grant and oDg 81 the Wine King. 10y Mr..
H. CLAY PhEUsS; Reading and Song, by Me,ers
WkIDAlE and PARSONS. Admission, 81
cents. anl9-3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

THEC CASE or EX-PENsION AGENT COLLINS
Dr. Collins, late Pension Agent in this city, la,
presented vouchers to the Fourth Auditor
mounting TO about $1,000 bis liabilities in tina.
Office amounting to about 600. He promise
TO exhibit vouchers fer the remaining Sl1 900 in
a few days. He has notified the Third Auditor
that he will furnish him with vouchers t.
balance his account, and asserts that he cav
make good the deficiency standing against him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

BosTos, April le.-A resolution has been re-
ported In the Massachusetts, legislature pro-
yiding for statues, I'm marble or bronze, OF
John winthrop and samuel Adams. 20 be
placed in the nationai gallery az Washington
and apprepriating $50 go therefor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

COMMANDER q. ii. PERKINS has been ordered
to relieve Commander j. Ct. Walker As light
house insnector of The Boston district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

HE HOUSE committee on the District of Co
lumbla this morning, after hearing the state
msn;s OF Chief Engineer Cronin, of the Distric
Fire Department, ms ntiOned elsewhere agreed
TO report favOTably on the bill introduced on
Monday last by General Chapman, appropria ing
$4,000 to aid in the maintainance OF our iirJ.
department.
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PIANOS, &c.

A FINE STOCK OF OPERA GLASSES. SPEC
"a TACLES. EYE GLASSES, A@
MATHEMATICALl NSTRU MENTS.SV
ard Ply sic ians Pocket Gases If INSTRUMENTS AT
PRINCES BAZAAR, 1905 Penn. ave- apl7-tf
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LADIES' GOODS.

LADIES' GOODS.
Miss +. a. MCCORMICK,
W oOe STA street, bstlreeH Edad r,
has iust opened an elegant stock OF MILLINERY
GOODS, comprising all the newesI desgnsNA .
IN Pattern BOnnets, Hats, Fl weUs, Ribbons NS1K
Laces, &c. Also, full line of Ladies' Tn S2SE3
OeIweaI; to all Of which she asks the attention OF
The ladies of Washington and vicinity. APPLE
SPEt IAL NOTICE.
- MADAME ESTRENs, els 18th STREET.
CHEAPEST HOUSE SOUTH OF NEW YORK
FOB HUMAN HAIR.
and 81 each.
Call ard examine for yourself. marac-lm
7 AIDES, ATTENTION.
4. HELLER, tbs Market space,
wishes 10 call your stteLon 10 the fact that he
on hand complete assortment of HATg- - n
nne assortment Of IMITATION HAIRtYINU
CHIGNONS. He sells Corsets at reduced Y W
prices. He curls hair for IS cents q set He has on
band and Just received large assortment Of KID
GLOVES, which he will sell 81 81 per pair
- Remember the name and number.
JAMS b. HELLER, tbs Market Space
UsT REgEIyED-A fine assortment Of Bsrs
mans
gERlIs ZEPGYR EMBROIDERED sLIPPIH
PATTERNS,
&C., 60, which an prepared 70 sell sx the loves
srices Call and be convinced.
n p. LRRCH, ia fth street..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

THE WHITE HoUsE.-Amongt those who called
on the President to-day were Secretaries Belk
nap and Boutw I'll, Assistant Secretary of the
interior, Gen. COwen, Commissioner Douglas
and Senators Nye, Spencer, Morrill, and Cald
va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

SOUTHERN CLAIMS CoMMIssIoN.-Among the
cases heard by the commission yesterday was
the claim Ct Christopher Gerhardt, OF Rich
nond, Va, amounting 10 nearly $4,000. H
earnestly protested his loyalty, but paper, fur
nished from the rebel archives in possession OF
the War Department, had a demOralizing effec:
upon the prospects OF the claim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

WAR DEPARTMENT EXAMINING BOARD
The following gentlemen have been appointed
the examining board for the War Department
under the civil service rules: James X. Roche
disbuTs.ng clerk OF the department.; Geo X
finckle, chief clerk qUaTtermaster general
office; and VIM. j. Warren, chief clerk of the
engineers Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

GEN. GEORGE i. STANNARD, United State
collector OF customs, at Burlington, V, has
resigned. The cause is said to be a deficit i'm his
accounts, at the last settlement, of $50, 900;
which he could not make good. His bonds are
ample, and the government will lose nothing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

TEE EXAMINING BOARD OF the Treasury De-
paTtment are preparing for the competitive ex-
animation of applicants. and will probably COM
plete their arran yements within two weeks.
CAPT. THEODoEB j. ECKERsoN, assistan.
quartermaster, has been ordered to report in
person TO Maj. Gen. George Meade, president
of the retiring board. with a view to an exami-
nation by the medical off GERS Of that board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

The RoBKsoN INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
last evening examined Mr.. George H. Coriiss who
appeared before the committee voluntarily and
read the portion of the Sun article in relation to
the Corliss claim, which he pronounced totally
false in every particular. He was cross ex mined
at some length, and in each of his replies exoner-
ated Mr. Robson entirely from the charges in
the article.
s. II. Brorn testified in relation to his connec-
ton with the claim for the loss of the steamer
Governor. He was related in marriage with
MT. GODDARD, the owner, after whose death and
while IN dame, he was requested by the admin
lstrator to call on Chapman, Hosmer a Co., who
had the claim, and aid them Ii possible Some
three or four weeks after Mr.. Hosmer received
a letter from the administrator and called on
MIN with the papers. He looked them over yery
carefully, and suggested that Mr.. Evarts he
employed. He then called on MT. Simeon John
sen, VINO took the papers to New York aud
showed them to Mr.. Evarts. A few week, after
ne came to Washington, and he Mr.. Evartsl
anu Johnson Prepa red them anew and submit.
ted ihf m to the department, and b al no .ionbt
would be allowed. subsequently the claim
was paid, Mr.. HosBer receiving the check
he was examined at some length on this Lain
nut simply corroborated the testimony as .,iyen
py Ar. hosmer few nights ago. Witness then
continued: lie was now Interested in a Contract
LOT hSe-oak timber, amounting to between
sSo,eoo and $4,000, which was awarded 20 the
lowest bidder after advertising. The d-aart-
mtnt mere adyeru>es Tor ALI supplies am5 mt
ing 10 over Si00.
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MUSN O.,iN. Y. sci. Am - r. cor. + & 7tt
KNIGHT iRoTUFRS. 5<} = street, near 9TH street.
w &. WOOD, ". u. corner and TIL streats.
JONI J. HAL-TED. S,57th St, opp. p O. Department
WELLS W BFGGETT, 64l5 9TH ar, opp Pa rnt TIFF Q
Gro. W ROTHwFLL, Room l61z FAd1 Block, corner
7th = SIS. n ar Pat flee. ff-Send for circular
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

The SENATE COMMITTEE on naval affairs has
agreed to report favorsbly the bill compromising
Mrs. Dahlgren for the use of the patent gun,
the invention of her husband. The same com
mlttee has also instructed MIR. Cragln to report
a bill establishing iron ship-yards Tor the con
stTuCtion CT iron clads.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-03
Neurology in Vermont, 1871
ny CHAUNCEY K.WlLLI4Ns.


January 3-Jouatndu DIke. at Crown
Point, y. y, eg,d ~ year- he was dcpu.
~ sheriff vi snv county Ul Rutlsnd from : /.
d leI9, ana eritf from 1919 DO 1882
January Is B. f. Mason, au eminent
uyltraIt FAINTER, al " odstock
January Kew. Nelson Bishop. for many
wears tdtIur ot the Vermont CirO4iclc.
February III IA. JJeeph " Colaurn
Ut >prugh,ll, aged years lie VAS Sen
tor nom W ,ud5Ur county IN ls4S anu 1850.
assistant Judge of " Iuusor County Cout.
Ivur years; member OF tue Council OF Ten
sUrs III 1863 president Of the Exchange
Bank Of opriugh ed from It's organ cation IL
Ito close, add subs, queutIy director 10 TT
natIuual bank OF that place President 60
the Vermont State Agricultural SJci, )
AID 1866, and one VI It's directors tneut,
yeals, and treasurer ten years.
f, bruary 2O-HOu. David Manning Camp.
at Derry a.ed % years Tie was born "a
tunUriGge, Aprn Il, l7es, and graduated
al thc University OF Vermont IN 1910.
studied .sw with Hon Vim. BraNtJn U
>wantOn, and admitted To the bar at III,
August term, l-l2, OF Franklin County
Court, and after practIc.ng his prvie. son on,
year at SwaDtUn, removed TO Derby IN l~l3.
aud Tor the next fifteen years was an officer
~ tue Custom House. lie was States Attur-
ney OIL Orleans county IN 1910 and judge O
TIE County court IN 1851, 1882, 1885. 1880.
1886 lie represented the wa o. Derby n,
the General Assembly IN 1925. 1876. lisa
aud 1875, aud vas Senator from Or can,
county Ia 1872, 1913 and ISL La 1886 lie
wac erected Lrulenaut-G0Yernor. and AZ
such. under the Jheu new Constitution. be.
caue the President vi the Senate, leius the
hrsL " hold that p ,sltIUn He Was re cleo
ted 10 1857, lo4S, lo49, aud 1850. The
first rules vi tue Senate were prepared aad
arranged by hIm, most OF when are still IN
force unchanged lie was the first superin-
tcndenL Ol common schools for Orleans conn
ty and renamed as such until the Office
was abolished, and was subsequently super
Intendent OF schools OF Derby, aud after
wards OF Montpelier
MaIch-HUn, David Crawford, az Purnev.
In the war Of 1872 he held various military
commissions, and distinguished himself in
several hard fought battles. lie represented
the town OF Putney IN 1927 and ~. 30 and
SO was a member Of the last executive
council IN 1884; eleetor OF President and
Vice President in 1886; Senator from Wind
ham County IN lS4U-41 a member of the
Constitutional Convention IN lo43 a mem
Der OF the ouncIl OF CcnsOrs IN ISIS
March Hon. William Spencer. If Cor
iuth aged 50 years. lie represented Cor
NTH in the General Assembly 10 1910. II.
IL, 90, 81, 20. - and 50. and 10 the
ConstlJu .ionsl Convention Of 1850 lie
was Chief Judge OF the Orange County
Court hon lcl2 10 1875, and upon me
change in the Consultation, abolishlng that
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-03

I OF the Civil Service Commission TO separate
the civil service entirely from politics is to
have g fair trial, we are puzzled to know
what calamity is bore foreshadowed as likely
I TO oyertake those who dc not at once agree
that ell the virtue and honesty and capacity
in the country are condensed in the men
who are now conducting public affairs. How
are such men as Sumner and Trumbull and
SchuIz and their associates il The Senate,
and those who agree with them in the coun-
try, - 70 &c inevitably and necessarily de-
prIved OF the influence they have formerly
welded . in the party? Are they to be ex-
cluded from the White House. But Of what
Consequence will that be since their opinions
aud views Of public measures are not acted
upon there now? That their recommenda-
tions for office Will not be needed cannot be
meant, because nobody's recommendations
are to be hereafter considered, but every APP
pl.can: IS u stand on his own merit. What
Influence are they to be deprived Of: The
country Is not likely to reject measure thas
Is wise because Sumner commends IL; will
the President oil the Senate refuse to approve
it bec4us- Of the source whence it comes?
But We suppose we know what our c0tsm-
porary means. 10 means that these gentle
men are e. to take back seats, as johnson
once said Of the rebels; are to be put of
from important committees, are to be thrust
one side a representative men Of the party ;
are to have their measures opposed because
80. a.rr- 20 -. 4rz-
into submission 10 Morton. Conkling Co, i,
OF are to be disregarded as men of no conse-
guence For those who run the party ma
chine that Is q very pretty plan but before
it gets into active working condition perhaps
the people will have something to say about
it. Ieis one thing to have influence at the
White House and with the political rim,
now trying to run the Republican party, but
it IL quite another thing to have influence
with the people. The people have not yet,
We believe. quite lost their power to meas
ure men by what they reilly are, and not by
what political power they may for the time
being have IN their hands and IN such
judgment Senator Sumner and Senator Trum-
bull have an infinitely higher position than
the partIsan senators who are endeaVorlng to
turn the party into power to set uPor over
throw anybody.
And whether this or that person shall
have influence with the next administration
yr with thi7one, is Of vastly less consequence
20 'nc person h'lus'ii' tnan u Is % IAe
country. president, the Senate, the en-
tirc administration may shut their ears TO
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-03
Agricultural Society.

The annual meeting of the Washington
County Agricultural Society was held in the
Grand Jury Room, Tuesday. Previous to
this meeting there was mesting Of the Ii
reetors of the Society, at which tn, follow
ing committees were appointed
On Field Crops A. II. Davis, Marsbdea
Aaron Webster, Roxbury, !. l. Severance
Cabot.
On rgoi Crogs.-A. !. uollistcr. E..
Montpclier; George Rowland Of East Mont
peiier, and @. W. Olmstead Of Marshheli
The diplomas awarded by the Society 1,
it's annual fairs for the past. two years were
presentei to the board by the Secretary. an.
will be issued to parties entitled t. them.
upon application 70 the Secretary.
A committee. consisting Of Hon. & 4
Heath. !. " Poland and 4 D. srD.-. 81,
appointed 70 made arrangements for halalr,
q session OF state Board IF Agriell5a- IN
Washington county she coming winter
The annual meeting Of the Society ga
held at tie same place in the afternoon
The Treasurer, Clark King. Esq. present
cd ms report, from which il appeared tia.
the total receipts for the year had @
Sl59II0 and The expenses SIo43 = ls4f
ins balance IN the treasury J5uuase
1872, of z495.5o The balance remara
in the treasury lass year was Sl12n
The Society then proceeded to the e.se....
OF omcers for the wear ensuing. r--- ~
following result
an
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-03

pIau.at ToWusheud on the -7tu aE Nar.
I,sv. HORACE FLETCHER u. D.
DR. Fletcher was the son OF Hon As1-H
Fletcher Of Cavendlsb. brother ct Eho l--l
Judge Fletcher Of B5ston, ana st Governor
Rv.and Fletcher OF Cavendlsh lie was -e7a
at Cavendish. Oct =. 1870. lie early d.s
covered a love for books ana an ardent t1ir'.
l5r knowledge lie entered the vermont
University NJ Burlington, in loI5. and Vas
there until the college buildings were su.-
rendered % Jhc army He entered Dars-
mouth College In the spring of 1873.
member of the : iphomore class he graduate
In ISL. with the highest h0n0rs of the Co
Iege. lie received his degree Of \. A il
1856 After his graduation he took charge
of toe Franklin County Academy, at NcE
- en-, \. II. After teaching Tor time he
commenced the study ot law with the lion.
William c. Bradley, " estminstcr. lie ws-
admitted to the bar. 1921. and soon chm
mcncei practice i'm his native town. 0hera
hc renamed about fifteen years duriu- sl.~
time he indulge l hope iu CHRIST, ana Na-
alpti1ei by Etlcv Graves. So. ami unite.
with the Blpt-, church. SIC there became
impressed wIti suc duty I'd preaching fle
gospel lie Cid not find it consistent T.
pursue theological studies tt d seminary
ana resumed The business of teaching. and
raC u5lne liLe gave attention % Unv-sla-r
1EIEE tHttH- ILI~ engaged EaE ETe lT -4
years, lie yielded t9 ureglcst % prcara s-
Iownzaend, IN 1878, wac ordained IN Jsc.
airy, 1874. and renamed She pastor ~
church to the day "a ms death
lie " $ a member of the House i k=r-5
scntatNce from I4wnsacu4 ID 1857 au1
member OF the Senate IN IS55- anu wIL
remembered by many II tae citizens =.
N5ntp-llrr aud tbc mem aers 8. rue Le..sla
ture DO tuust years. He married HaEr--
daughter Of Elesser Nav 81 }tes-plae-s9
March Il. Ies25 ia has rals-1 40 q hume
cos and highly respected family 81 1nldreu
Irw men n,,ye LcIu. u more c1uenuv 81
srved- 80 high q pl4ce Ia she e=leam ana
affections q t1e people From Hss ehliIh-51
ne has maintained purity II wtni -l-
character seldom e&ceiied, q e4Laile i-s
purity, assoeilJz1 with IN earnest au5
s.sleug plety, presented Eus spce.u4a
Curl-tlan manhood lis delicate SENSE
honor aud UNIFORM uraaultv g. manners ~
or hIm the envlacls reputation ct e-.n-
true gentleman Of Jat ola school
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-03

Two kilograms 10 London, on the I2gh ult..
from the Madras District, India, render it
probable that the opportunity FOR observation
enjoyed BY the Indian Eclipse Expedition
was even more favorable than was Indicated
by the cable message here. They are rs
f'llOws A. Avenashv.- Weather fine telo-
sconIc and camera photographs successful
ditto polarization good sketches many
bright lines IN spectrum =. Doi,heta
Ootacamund,- mist spcctro,cope sat
isiactery< rcversi0n OF lines entirely c,n-
hrmtd six good photographs The sen
tenee 3" Revision OF lines entirely confirmed -
refers % an important observation Of Prof
Young, IA Span, last December. who saw +
the moment OF the total observation all the
E S8l fraunhoier lines - reversed that Is.
bright on dark ground.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-03

SATAN CASTING OUT S4TAS.-South Carolina
must be in rather a bad case when such men
as c. c. Bowen, who holds the President 5
pardon for biagmy, and Whittemore who
resigned his seat in the House Of Representa-
tives at Washington TO avoid expulsion for
sellinga cadetship, turn reformers. Yet, we
believe, these men are the principal movers
IL the effort lately made TO impeach Gen.
Scott of that State for swind ing the people
olt Of several millions of dollars while IL
ofh e. The evidence they produced certainly
looked very damaging, and il has not yet
bsen met by any counter evidence and one
hnds no difficulty, besides, in crediting any
story Of swindliug ON the part Of the carpet
bag governments Of the South Probably
Gov. Scott Is guilty Of all that Bowen
charged upon him, and the Legislature that
has just refused to impeacb him acted 20
I,ubt on the principle which infaenc. the
Jury to aequit a calprit charged with steal
ing a hos,-they had atared IN the division
lf the pork But Bowen and Whittemore
ought to SEQ that they are endang efiug
Beelzebub's kingdom IN South Carolina
Wien Satan commences the business IF cast
NJ out Satan, We have high authority for
considering his king lon in danger aud il
south Carolina does not at the present time
present a case of distinguished members Of
that kingdom making war upon each other
the judgment of the pubic upon the actors
in that quarrel does them a great injustice
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-03

l... o.bl, +.lo.,-,,. r,.,..,.,,.. tLe
.a.-l.L - 80 y, r.sl..,..s ~ 3D..
f,II.zvin,
r.. .@.bb;.b.,,.f -s,fsra,r, rs- a-3er
-. +b,t lba .na,,ial ,,r,vars ID, ri, ..,urcbe-
TOR the recovery OF the Prince of Wales B.
discontinued. as his Royal HisHue-= is oug
OF danger
Tai-. we suupose. i. tae delicate wav the
,L,.. .,.-. -.
a. 1''''7-oP ''A's ~ '"7 .u''
ordinary emergency winch called Ior the 10
Jcrposition Of the church ln order % save the
life ~ the Prince has ras.ed and hen ce
D.. ... a..
~" '''
Prince g constitution ana the pms 7ic-ans'
can be trusted - puu the Prince taT3uEh.
H.. ..,r.- ,...-4. 49,. .l.-., a.7- r..-..
Providence 10 give any ldFtueE slet.a- A.,eh-
zion to this case. TINS j. c.us.IeraJ,
method Of treatment callIn. ID Providence.
h. mo yyo,,ld Summon an eminent +, .y-..iar
I.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-03

Mr. Edward Bollman. formerly the -lss--.
uclan OF the Department IF Asricu-sars
writes to tho T5o4ae, giving the re-uI. 6
his observations and researches in regard r
the price Of WOO. IN this country from ,le
wear 1924 to leG5 lie says that after u4s
in Inst of the prices for each year het-la1
that they fell under high tariff laws aairlee
when lower duties were imposed. FMS rs-
sIIr convinced hIm that other aze
thau Il { tariff were DC work 10 affecting
tue price ct wool. tie afterwards tlauc-.
that ;be supply Of c9tri5n might exercise +
controlling influence on wool and on ll illl-
the proper comparisons be was convinced
rhaJ such was the case large crop ). -.t-
ton lowers the price OF wool, ami rl1e r-.s7
Cotton SO far as wool is concerned, ls En-
Perhaps the most curious statement ,. ST..
BJllmln's letter is that after gi7iD. his Az
tcntI5n for many years 70 Commercial --a-'-
u-s, he is Sc neither free trader naz Ert.
tecuonist."