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The Chesapeake and Ohio canal is a, last

The Chesapeake and Ohio canal Is at last at
work, and moderately large shipments of coal
from Cumberland to tide water are being made
The correctness of the comments of TIE STAR
on the probable results Of the advance in tolls
at the time that action was taken by the com
pany has been fully demonstrated BY the events
Of the last week or two, a. shown by an article
inthe Cumberland CiriIiaR and Telegraph. which
says:
." Should there be no breaks strikes or acct
dents OF other character, the trade will doubt
less be quite heavy, but the net earnings of the
canal Will be no greater than they would have
been had there been no advance of tolls, while
the profits of TIE shippers will be less by i've
cents per ton. The delay in opening trade, as
the result of increasing tolls, caused loss to
the canal equal TO the entire amount that will
be earned by the Increase
This was just what might have been expected,
even If the canal was kept up to the highest
point Of efficiency throughout the season, to do
the work for which it was intended; but it is not
low and never has been. The same paper from
which we have quoted above says its dIlapi-
dated condition is almost a guarantee of con-
tinued breaks, and OF a worse character than
that which nrcurred oArly in the season as
last week. Certainly while this condition OF
things exists, and the bOatmen are subject to
the losses caused by the consequent DELAYS, il is
most unfair to the latter to raise the tolls. On
the contrary, every effort should have been
made to encourage the trade and increase it to
the full capacity of the canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-04

The New York markets, although not much
improved, were in q somewhat better condition
yesterday. The money pressure was kept up,
and the gold speculation developed more life
and strength. Securities, although feverish,
were generally higher; the market for specula-
tive shares showed marvellous strength, the
SPECTATORS on the "bull'' side uph0lding it with
a determination borderingon desperation. 1t Il
no longer expected that the Treasury win inter-
vene; but that relief will soon come in another
way. The monstrous rates which money has
commanded this week Is stimulating the return
of currency, and the April flow may be said to
have begun. Government bonds were dull and
steady. The stock market was dun and rather
heavy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-04

The assertion has been made that the aboli-
ton Of capital punishment in some of the states
has worked well in diminishing crime, but a
correspondent of the Chicago Ereniag Journal
furnishes some carefully prepared data show
ing that the fact is the exact reverse 1t appears
that In Iowa, where capital punishment has
been done away with, "murder and brutal out
RACES have been multiplied IN fearful proper
ton, and yet the courts in that state have only
condemned to life imprisonment one murderer
since the death penalty was taken away one
year ago. The same correspondent says that
the pardon system is as much abused in Iowa
and Wisconsin as it ever was, and that there is
growing sentiment there in favor of capital
punishment In Illinois the press and people
are almost unit in demanding the execution
Of convicted murderers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-04

When the new board of Metropolitan Police
Commissioners entered upon their duties The
STAR expressed the hope that they would hold
public meetings and not sit with closed doors,
a. their predecessors had done. They did not
see proper to change the practice of the board
In this respect, but kept on in the old way.
That they may know how secret sessions of such
bodies are looked upon in other communities
We now refer to an editOria, in the Albany
Times OF the 9th ultt., which says of police
commissioners generally and those of ALBANY
in particular:
.Iheir business being public, it should be
puonciy transacted, IN order that the whole
people may know whether this business is
honestly, fairly and justly done. This is OBJ
yious on general principles, but in so far as the
TRIALS OF policemen for alleged offences are con-
cerned. it is imperativeIy reoujred' When
trials are conducted secretly there will always
be suspicion Of Injustice"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-04
FTHE LAWS OF HEALTH.

is useless for State Legislatures to pass laws for
the preservation Of the public health IL the great
law OF seif-preservaton which depends for its en-
forcement upon the will of the individual is suffered
to remain dead letter There is scarcely an adult
member OF the community, of either sex, in THU
country, who has not the testimony in favor
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, furnished over their
wnsignafures, by persons of acknowledged emin-
ence In science, literature art commerce. and every
department OF business and professional life These
witnesses have declared in the most explicit terms
that the preparation is a safeguard against epidem-
les, 80 vereign remedy for dyspepsia, q valuable
anti-biious medicine, q promoter of appetite, O
genial and harmless stimulant, q good ac-
eiimafing medicine, strengthener of the
nerves, general inyigorant, q protection
against the deeterous effects of malaria and impure
water, and that it imparts degree Of vigor and
activity to the vital forces which is not commu-
nicsted by other Of the tonics and stOmachics in
use. Under these circumstances the self preserya-
tive law of nature should teach every rational per-
son no. either by reason of inherent debility or in
Consequence Of exposure to unwholesone influences
n In peril OF losing the greatest of all temporal
blessings, health, the importance of using the Bit
tiers as defensive medicine. Dyspcptics who
neglect to give it a trial simply their own
enemies. 1t is guaranteed to cure indigestion in all
its forms, and the bilious and nervous will find
nothing in the whole range Of official and proprie.
tary medicines which will afford them the same
relief. m3I-eos,Sv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-04

The New York Express thinks 1t a shame that
in most of our rural towns il is necessary to
build 20 many costly fences to keep out our
neighbOrs' cattle, pigs, and children. This is a
shame that attaches not only torural towns, but
to metropolitan cities-Washington, for in
stance. We have all the machinery of law to
prevent animals from running at large, and the
Board Of Health was especially desi grated by
Congress to enforce the law. 1t never has been
enforced fully, however, and the vagrant goats,
especially, continue TO enjoy the freedom of the
city, and the luxury of daily browse upon
young trees and strawberries in a way most try
ing to the temper of those who have taken
pains TO cultivate choice varieties of these hort
icultural adornments. Equally provoking and
powerless for redress is the destruction of trees
ard strawberries by needless boys; a. for in
stance in the triangular space corner of 5th
street and Massachusetts avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-04

The woman with whom Tom Wright lived
gave testimony to-day, 1t will be seen, crimi.
mating him in the murder of the peddler Roger
ski, on his own confession. Some days ago it
was stated in The STAR that there were indica-
IONS that Wright was trying to communicate
win TINS woman to prevent her from testifying
against him, and it was suggested that the
means Of communication was probably through
a httie dog, that from its diminutive size could
MAKE It's way readily from one part of the Jail
70 ,he other, despite the ordinary bars. 1t seems
sna' TINS was really the case, and that Tom
wright sent note to the woman by this dog
sus costing to her what her testimony sborld Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-04

The WEEKLY STAR, just out, contains the
awful story OF the wreck OF the Steamship
Atlantic; description Of the proposed new
Chain Bridge, and OF the proposed improve
ment OF the public grounds this season; the
fashions for spring, BY Jennie June; the mid
night assassination of Frank Hahn; trial of
Tom Wright, indicted for the murder of the
Psuuiet ho2erski; iuli account of the execution
Of Charles Manley in Alexandria; horrible
death from hydrophObia; society notes; latest
and best tales, poems, sketches and fashion
items; together with interesting local news,
Washington news and gossip, agricultural items,
household receipts, &c, sc.
Tsrms: One dollar and a half per annum in
advance; single copies i've cents, in wrappers,
ready for mailing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-04

And now Nixon, the last murderer convicted
IN New York, wants TO have his sentence com
nuted on The ground that he fred his pistol in
passion and did not know what he was doing.
The New York Express hopes that the futilitv of
this plea Will duly impress itself upon other
persons who are in the habit of carving con-
eealed weapons, and SAYS:
No true man will go about among his fellow
men Ike masked bsttery-least OF ali those
VINO are apt 10 lose control OF their temper on
The slightest prOyocation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-04
. NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERs,

The Assessors Of the several Legislative Districts
having completed the of real property for
the nsca year ending June 3oth, 1874, the Board Of
Appeals viii meet at the Office of the Superintendent
OF Assessments and Taxes, No $50 "a street near the
corner OF Louisiana avenue, on the Sd DAY OF FEB
RCARy, 1873, at ~ O'Clock m, to hear any appeals
that may be made from the valuations Of said a.
SCISSORS.
All appealsJnust be made in writing, and sworn &c
before an oficer com petent to administer oaths.
The Board will be in session each day Sunday ex-
cepted from II o'clock m. until O'Clock D. m,
and on WEpNESDAfS and SATURDAYS from
O'Clock until O'Clock q. M
ii. A. HALL. VIM WALL
GEO. A. BOHRER, Riley A SHINN
e.. =. I MIDDLETON, JR, ~ ~
IeIu Membera of the BOARD AZ AnnaaIz
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FwAsHINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY.

Messrs W l.. NICHOLSON. NJ B. CUSHMAN
and JOHN MEIGS, have been appointed to hold
The annual election for Directors Of the Wash
ingt on Library Company at the Library Room
Young Mems Christian Association BuiIdingJ from
TO p. m, on MONDAY, April Z, 1873. All dues
must be paid by the ckhOlders before voting
a3-3t Holm MEICS San.a,ar-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-04

bill allowing women to be elected school
trustees has passed both houses of the Illinois
legislature, and there is no doubt il will be
signed by the governor and become a law The
act makes women eligible to Office under the
general or any special school law of the state
LII women are fit for teachers, why should they
not make good school trustees:
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MEMS, CHRISTIAN AssOCIA

nFYOCNG MENS' CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA
Wy TON.
u IRE READ1NG ROOM-Daily, Weekly, S.cx-
lar and Religious papers from all pa Is of the Union
CIRCULATING LIBRARY; 1000 vols. Terms
S5NTEKysssarTr3H Rss doa 1srt ter PARLORs AND
Daily PRAYER ME'ETINGS SAT- At = Is, Sand m
LITERARY SOCIETY Saturday evening, at ~.
O'Clock. SABBATH AFTERNOON SERVICES
IN Lincoln Hall at 81 O'Clock; at Theater COMIC ne
AZ Ia O'CLOCK. NM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-04

The Boston Post fooled its readers this wear
by emitting its usual 1st of April hoax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-04

RFMEDICAL AsSOCIATI0N.-An adjourned
H-T meeting Of the Medical Association of the Dis
trict OF Columbia will be held in the hall of the
Medical Society sl5 street northw est at one cd
O'Clock D. m, re ESDAY, April sth.
a4-eoa JAMES +. YOUNG, NJ. D., Secy.
FNEw YORK REPUBLICAN ASs0CIA.
10y I0S.-There viii Be q regular meeting q
this Association at Clsrke's II all, No. 419 Penn
sylxsnia syenue. At -7>D O'Clock on SATURDAY
ALONZO BELL, President.
JANIS =. sPRAGUE, Rec. Sec. s+n
TATIESIIoN, COL UMBIA ENGINE COM
VS PANY, No. 1.-The annual election for
seven Directors % the Columbia Library will be
held a. the Columbia Engine house, MONDAY,
April It'll Polls open from To 3 D. m
ysdsss II Eiscft0a-y. Lowe, r hi Robinson
Lewis j. II. ENTWISLE,
an Secretary and Librarian.
~NURsEs SCHOOL AT THE TREED
w MEMS HosPITAL;
mepce TUESDAY, April sth, al ss< .. IN.
For further information inquire AZ the HospitaI
or Of PRoF. JOSEPH TABER JOHNSON, NJ. D.,
af6t S3J New York avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-04

There Is no instance on record Of a well-sus-
tanned sy stem of iudiciOus advertising failing of
success. The advertiser should select paper
OF standing and general circulation like The
STAR, and then 90 ahead systematically and
persistently to inform the public, through
fresh, crisp advertisements, renewed daily, of
the extent and quality of his wares, and his
ability TO supply them on favorable terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-04

EoR nkNf.IURNIsHID ROOMS: q back
ant rooms, back and mont, on second story, In an
eligibiy Heated Dwelling On street, OH will
be rented on reasonable terms 20 gentlemen only
Address "a. J. - Rational Repub licaB efhce.
mlsf hep
EoR sALE-Those four yres.ed Brick front
between - and 18Th stresss northwest, being
three stories and attic, couf4fning eight rooms
each, and also vacant lo sdj dining. Will be sold
cheap, either separately together for the
Of settling ~ an estate.
Average price about $3.50 each.
The best Investment nov Offered IN this city.
free OF ali taxes, and title iDdisputabie.
Apply to
l.. r. CLARK,
Paperhanging store,
MIL I'm No. 1873 Pennsylvania avenue n. W.
L0R RENT-E0OMs, with board, At lol o Mass
Il schusetts svenue, corner 18th street. mis- In
EOR RENf-Desrable OFFICE ROOMS, also
II Deck Room In building No. S1s 9. h street. Ap-
ply 20 A. g. HALEY, Board Of Trade Rooms. MI I'm
EQR sALE-A two-story BRICK HOUSE, No.
Il 109 I street northwest, containing four rooms;
also passage kitchen, cellar, bathroom with water
closet, hot and cold water in Chamber, heater ia
parlor, and cooking range In kitchen. The lot j. Is
ieet front by LOO feet deep, 20 % foot paved alley,
Win = brick stable and carriage house. w,
THOMPSON, corner Of Eth street and New York
avenue fcb3O-u
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To Ladies

hF TO LADIES.
~h $40 Il 70 III %osas,
to fulhn her household duties, and all her moral
strength, feeling badly Without Being able e 70 ssy
q assy
fatal to her than severe spell Of for in that
III so Y
worth while 70 see physician about IL, until nature,
spared her life To prevent, Strengthen, to cure,
TfRs fSsy are sss ana
iHtsliibIe renedy against malaria, dyspepsis, cos
and ali compliance peculiar to womsn These Bit.
tiers, which are sold BY all drusgsts, are, IN oon.e
medicine pas sxesllsses for ladies. J17-tr
TsCHENCKs PULMONIO CANDY embrace
Wy in great degree all the principles Of Schenck's
a u sae
render it enectnal in coughs, colds, bronchial and
IMMUNITY; while for professional senlsmsn or those
emit for the pocket. and Tor :sIs ~ All druggists
fssn-tr N. T. corner sth and Arch S Sta. 'PSila.
NIL , U R.N's
NEW DRUG STORE, (
No. 1893 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Depot for Soda and Mineral Waters. fel3-ly
TB II 0V1 D.
Ds. WI; RAHRRsTT.
a; ri, ,s%o.sd to no. iSss srs's aorsa~.s
FIROM !HE EAlLIEST AaEs 10
:s e :s' !: e sa: :ss
:s q; mi 3 }: ss:s.'t a:sss
the victim Of Scrofula, Ulcers, 6oros. PimnleS.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., MARCH 10. ls73.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., MARCH 10, 1873
Rooms No. $50 AZ STREET NoRrHwKsT.
In com pllance with section 81, act approved Au-
gust 3d. 1871 the Board Of Appeals will Continue In
session at their rooms and at the hours Designated
LIVELY DAY, except Sundays, for thirty days from
assessment for the fiscal year 1873 l574 can be re-
eeived BY order Of the Board of Appeals.
marl0-lm +. II. II. FAEHTZ, Secretary.
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PERSONAL.

EANNIE:-Forgiye my anger. I wa crazed BY
Il yeur unexplained seton: Please send blank
card 60 say "Forgiyeness.n I shall not abando m
hope tili death comes, which won't be long.
MRs. II. J. FRENCH, tAs Cslstvatsd ReIsao..
vi Ctatrcovdsf and 1ssf Medssn, can be seen q
51s lnh street northwest. also, gives denistOns OF
character By photograph hand writing or lock Of
hair. III -Sms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-04
BOARDING.

1'REMONT HOUSE, corner ID street aud Indi-
furnished throughout, Is now one Of the most de.
sirable Hotels in the city for SUMMER BOARD
with class Hotel Board should apply before the
first Of the month. We have also q suit, and single
Room, on first floor, opening on pavement, suitable
for gentlemen. Gentlemen wishing to room together
can have elegantly furnished Rooms at low
raes ExZ-6t-
GOOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
Nprices moderate, at 300 corner Of Pennsylvanis
avenue ana list street. mayl-ly
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3. g, Ana slI H.a z. s q. ma 6 ss
!sa s.r:ss, sssvssp . end b. sssiS. Gos b An
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Read oar Spring Inducements.
SO SO SO SO $40
FOR MEN.
s10.A Full Suit only $40.
SlO-A thoroughly -shrunk Suit only $40.
SlO-2o different shades of Suits only 5 TO-
S1O....-S To- s10--..s To-. O.....-s 10.
s1O-A genteel Suit only SO.
sfc"s S Ss1i 81? 81, sHly $40.
SlO.....-s los los lO...~.-s 10 .....s To-
FOR BOYS.
ss... s3.-.-..sS s.. ...... 5s5.
ss-Bcys' Al " SsI suits h only I; 50.
So-Boys' School Suits only S..
S1-Boys genteel Suits only So.
s5-Boys, light Light Suits only SIS.
sS-Every shade Of Boys Suits only 9 ).
So" SS....-s 5...... 5....s 5....-...S SIS
"BRING THE BOYS ALONG"
CALL. EXAMINE! PURCHASE.
HABLH BROTHERS.
FASHIONABLE TAILORs,
apltr CORNER 7rH AND STREETS.
II ING MACHINE, a. = Green's Saloon" corner
oth and y streets; only sl per chance; good as
new. a3-2l.
/ also, GRAvEL and SAND for paving. By 1Noii
NAN Nan NiCk corner OF Massachusetts avenue and
L 800 bushels choice Peach Blow POTATOES.
s sss received J IN LwMspoN Co.
SkAMM ak, A Arr aa ikoSIM ana Boo *
kEAPiNG taught to indiviausIs 70 classes
Building iaih ST., Ss, Mss Z n sad IKSos r
~ Lettering Gard Writing, and Pen fe Wark of
every description, executed to order-N1 ap3lm
T'HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
triet Of Columbia, holding q Special Term. letters
testameniary on the PERSONAL estate Of HENRY
deceased hereby to exhibit the same with
law be excluded from ali benefit Of the said estate.
Sff snasI my hsaa fsE Gf kADf
ha. obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dis.
tsstsmentary on the personal estate Of HANSON
cssseS ase ., Washington county. y C. de-
deceased are hersby warned to exhibit the same,
the M as 70 sas Ssy or
wise By law be excluded from ali Senes * A the sad
Ssnf afs ASr
NJ Il s55SSSbs %s So s Stree. E & ssS 81
street northwest between and Z streets where She
en,eDesS % S. the liberal patronage hitherto
TEE R sRR5ES TEEN q The HTssES 81
viii eo%menss April SIS, sas t eo sCM9 IStS
stTset nsssss'' Particular attention given TO
rating out Or ''''..'.s'.. with
CHINA. ssw.n,
'N's "taEaoeakF Sfsf ~ WARE
Can find al they REQUIRE at our Store, Of the bes4
quality aud at LH WEs si:h PT T'SEssyER,pex
, nSl-M. No. All lOdd Fellows HaIJ It'll st.
g. 4: Il: *: e =:
ox kpSEs SS g S..s G e z
vurtfy anA hselthy action. Tor Sal0 b Dru6gisSs
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FOR SALE.
oR. sA 1dSa.E BSS Asars: south
west. as,
John A. BAKER, No. s26 Louisiana avenue
has for sale some fun bred BRAHMA CHfCkENS,
ior breeding purposes. ASH
lrOR sALE-A WASHINGTON COLT, ~
h = "IsLercken.' can b. seen at NJ. i4locN
FOR sALE-,MARBLE SODA FoUNT with
,,lS Sus =, dsssss 'Ssss ana coolers, a. bargain
avenue and lHh street. ae,3t'
NIOLIN-FOR sALE.-Eieeani toned and in
perfect order, will be sold low; can be seen AZ
MIA avenue, between Sd aud AZ streets. ss-sI'
EGGS FOR HATCHING-Light Brahma tPra
II Cembl and White Leghorn, Single Csmsl
kadTss; with stamps, =. j. GRh&hfcH' H5s,is-
NIULEs ANDHORsEs-Pairo ffne MULES, well
good work HORSES, viii be sold low IN
SIMMONS VANoRroN,
49, Back OF G.. l. Sheriff : Coal 0hlce,
az 81. 32e Pa. ave, between 81 and "a street.
L HoRsEs alse, some very tine Harne-. q Nm
and sS SI;lals HoTss. juIi srriyta: HuGUELY IN
tween 81 b and 7th streets northwest. msI -2w.
EoR sALE-Two sty lish aud fast PONIES, gray
= and bay; young, sound and Kind; thirteen
f1a hs hands hand .s high "A Also,
double and single HARNESS. Apply to Commander
A. w. WEAVER, L. 5. Navy Yard. mSl Ct
A PRIVATE SALE.A set Of DRAMING,
"A Room FURNITURE, upholstered /~cSzTD
m Blue Satin Dsmssk, Marie Antoinette -
style, Sensisting Of Sofa, Arm. Lady's IL
and w indow Chairs, Ebony and Gilt = :
Reception Chairs, Ebony aud Gilt Round
Center Table tsatin danlask top TO match, and
Carpet, containing about rs yards.
Ihe above have been In use less than four 90
months, and are in every respect good As new
They will be sold together or separately 10 resaon
sible party on liberal credit, II desired Apply 10
LATIMER CLEARY, Auetioneers. maraatf
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs-Shove Picks
and Contractors Tools of every desert mi on for
sale at Boston prices by l.. ii. SCHNEIDER, 1910
Pa. ave-, agent for 3. ii. Munson, Boston IA IN lbs
RRICK CLAY FOB SALE
- Apply 70
DODGE DARNEILLE,
IH-n I42T street.
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LOB SALE, CHEAP-A nne press brick frout
rooms and bathroom, hot and cold wster coofirS
ranges, LatEooes, s.s and sss axturss, marble nan.
egs Sa SStI Prize. 49, Ap.y . RicaAE6
corner Of y and Inn streets northwest, nleln.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-20
INCENnIA RIsnI.

The National Board Of underwrilers at their
late meeting in the City of New York, resnlred
70 raise a fund of 100000 for the deisctinn
conviction and punishment tf parties engaged
in the nefarious business Of inoendiarism aud
arson. The Executive Ctmmiitee of that
Board. al their neetin on May ll,h, 1873 car
ried out the resolution and opened the subscrip'
tion.
We hail this movement as a step In the rish,
direction, and opmmend the action one hni
only likely to benefit underwriters, tuinlfo tu
rrutect Tie public from wholesale loss. This
action is m IRE important when it il remembered
7'hat the experience Of the large companies tran.
racting business Of Gre insurance in the CI,iird
States shows that the proportion Of less tn b.
attributed to the abnre causes Is not desc than
50 percent ,"f tho whole. or loss tn the cmn.
Ary of at least twenty-five millions Of dollars per
'Annum. - Ereniny BUlisti.