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SENATE.
TEEknAY NJ

IUEsDAY' NoVemDeEf !.
A message was received from clerk
o. House OF Delegates, announcing ths
that House had passed
Eouse bjIi ISL, IAN act requiring the
executive ulcers OF the STATE 10 certify
ITe " e'5c',oI u '"e mem oe'7 q tn tn'
l!ouse o hePIrSen'1ISe3 ~ rs. I'VE, 10 Tue f1I
C'uEI T'' u 1ue = n'.Tt os"1e' C rum !H'
ss'e.H. :! i u 7.i'CIS ., ,L tnIS o, o'a'e, AsA'"s
'HT CoIcu''gnSe o. 'oe SENATE
~ II;, +, CaI.ueu, rom 5Te ComH''''ee or
VIC S. = ut,C'"s3 = n '5p0''eI 900 e., I1TA I-TI
sn@'T O,'I 80, \ on giving cou'
asH' " ,.e leg e, ''"'ui1 ~ '.,e Puicn q use
=! 'He = me- u .. " axes u '"nu "''h'n 'n,
o'"'e ,of fuolic purposes fecommend'
Iog It's passage Win certain amend
iheu'7.
SENATE JOINT hesoiutIon o. request
M our Senators ana congressman 10
a:% 'ne passage ol an act; AT sct pro-
WONG lor a session oi the Onited states
D's'f'c' CouE' a. Ma'Hnsourg' coming
up,
On motion OF Mr.. Guston, was amend
cd oy asking Inc Governor to transmit
copy OF the same 10 both OIL our Sena'
tors and Congressmen. The resolution
was adopted.
Senate bill go, "a bill concerning
the removal Of obstruciious from South
Branch river and its tributaries, coming
up, the amendment adopted by the
House o. Delegates was agreed to, and
the bill as amended was passed.
Senate bill l59, an act amending
chapter l27 OF the Code, concerning tbe e
death OF parties and the dlscontinuance
OF causes not prosecuted, was read g
third time and passed with its title.
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RROOkLYN.
The Kelsey Case.

BROOKLYN, November S.-The grand
jury OF Suffolk county, it appears, found
onlv two indictments in the Kelsey
case, one against Royal and the other
sgainst Rudolph Sammise, and both
for murder in the second degree. Ru-
dolph was arrested yesterday and Roy
al surrendered this morning. Both the
accused were brought before Judge
Gilbert iu the Brooklyn court THE
morning, snd offered bail. but on re-
ceipt OF 4 telegram from the District
Attorney OF Suffolk county, the Judge
refused bail then, and they were COM
mitted to jsil. A habeas corpus is to
be sued out TO take them back 10 Hun
tiDgtop. The other prisoners now un-
der indictment a. still held snd their
CAGE will come up again on Tuesday.
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CHICAGO.
RilIiara tournament


CHICAGO, Nov. S.-lhe long promised
billiard tournamen, begins in Kings
bury Music Hall mex, Monday even
ing under the management OF Alderman
Tom Foley and Prof. Mike Geary.
The games will each consist OF four
hundred points, to be played on alter
nate days upon four different makes OF
tables. The contestants are GARNER,
DAILY, Joseph Dion. Cyrille Dion, U bassy,
SNYDER, BeSsupger and SIosson. Ihe
prizes consist OF FIVE purses aggregatlng
S3l 900, and the medal honor 10 the
best player in count.
The Exposition.
The interstate exposition which for
mally closed lsst night has been open
forty days aud nights. Over Elk huU-
dred and fifty thousand people have
visited it, averaging daily attenda nee
OF 5000. The net profits are estins-
ted at $l30,000, which will be divided
smong the stock holders. On Monday
a special exhibition will be given.
salt for the Recovery OF Taxes.
The Pacific Hotel COMPANY have
commenced suit against the collector
OF taxes, to restrain him from proceed
ing to collect tax against them, based
on the valuation of six hundred and
twenty-oue thousand dollars. They
claim the assessment is vastly dispro-
portioned to the value OF their pro-
perty; also, that it makes them psy
taxes on the shares which should be
paid By the shareholders, individually,
and atthe taxes are unlawfully levied.
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Liebig's Liquid Extract
AND TONIC INVIGORATOR.

Besides the Condensed Beefpreparel from
The bsst paIt, Of the animal, the preparn-
ton contains Quiniue, Peruvian Bark and
numerous herbs and roots grown for their
tonic and hcaith-giving properties.
This II the only condensed beef that docs
not require cooking or Warning. D was
e pFcialiy MANUFACTURED under the dlrrc-
on Of Baron Won l. ebig, before the late
Franco PTu,sian War, for the German
soldiers. Its tonic qualities are much great
er than those found in any Ordinary spec!
&c or Appetizer and It's nutriliye props rites
are sufficient TO suhtaln the bOiv
without the addition Of solid food. i
- now recommended by the Faculty in
prefer nee 10 anything eiso as the besi Tr-
Tnedy Tor 'ump'lOn, General Deb iiiy,
Loss OF Appetite OwnCs. Of Su!rits, Ind
gestlOD, Dy'pfpSiH, az ituds. Fever, Aguc.
Cholera, al emals and On ldT.HH Ia
dies, s!cE Headache, sea cickI e-s, IuGIcL-
"a, a.
No article bsI yet Ell dlscOyerrI that {.
80 sN-ctIye In all cases Oi falling heal h in
the old OF weakness In the young This
prep ration II not only the best Jutu l.
the cbeapest Beef Xtrgct offered 10 the
public; two table-pc OEs. ul being sufficient
three times day.
Great re should be taken in purcha,irg
The Liquid Beet + I rect. zee that the bot
tie contains the German Label ON the neck
and Certificate from Professor Wagner OF
the University Of WUrtsburgh, and that n
is prepared bv the Liebigs German Beef
Extract Co, Of Hamburg, AZ other Extracts
OF sn inferior quality hsYe been put on the
market. &. GURDONA co,
sole Agents FOR Canada and Cuited states
noT5-a Montreal and New York,
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
SATURDAY,, Noy. ], ISIl


Senate Joint Resolution in regard 10
the final adjournment OF the Legislature
on the 18th day OF December was, on
motion oi Mr Bradford, laid on tue ta-
b.e
The bill in relation to re-districting
the State into Congressional Districts,
was ordered to q second reading.
Senate Bill No. 23O, a bill for re-
moving Instructions from the South
Branch river, &c, was passed.
House bill Isl, 10 secure the State OF
West N:r.iuia representation in the
Cong7--s OF the United States, on its
second reading
After considerable discussion the pre-.
vious question was ordered aud the bill
passed 10 engro:sment and third read
ing.
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STATE FINANCES.

Soms OF the Republicans whose par
tsanism causes them TO lose sight OF
the past history of the State no less
than Of the plainest teachings of good
sense, are pluming themselves at an
eItrsvsgsut rate over the fact that the
funds in the State Treasury devoted to
general purposes are exhausted, and
they claim 10 ind in this fact conclu-
siye evidence of Democratic extrava-
ssnce and misrule. But these felicita-
tons will not survive an examination
ofthe facts.
When the Democratic party came
into power in West Virginia, nearly
three years ago, it was found that, even
in January, after portion Of the States
Income had been received, there was a
deficit in the fund for general purposes
amounting to 100000. The State had
virtually been bsnkrup! for several
months before, and if statement OF
the condition Of the treasury had been
made in October, 1870, it would have
revealed the fact that the finances OF
the State were then, under Republican
administration, far worse than now.
The executive officers had borrowed
from the School Fund the money need
cd 10 pay drafts, and since that time
It has been found necessary TO pay
back to that fund the 100000 thus bo--
rowed. The new Constitution very
properly torbids such transactions; and
when il is considered that this debt hiss
been paid that the expenses OF the
Convention have been discharged: that
the cost Of an unusually long session OF
the Legislature hiss been met; and that
to provide for these extraordinary out
LAYS the State taxes have not been in
creased one cent; it will not appear
very strange thst the fund for general
purposes is now consumed. The only
wonder is that the finances have been
so economically managed and that the
fund for State purposes has held Gut so
we'll.
In view OF the success that has been
achieved in meeting, with the present
income, 30 many extraordinary expen-
..s, without any increase Of taxa
ton, there is good reason to
hope that it may be found
practicable next year 10 reduce the
taxes nd still procure fund sufficient
to meet all ordinary demands. Let
Republicans who are disposed to make
psrty capital out OF the present embar-
rassment rem ember that, but for the
legacy of debt LETT by Governor STEVEN
,ox's administration, the State Treasu-
~ would now be $4,000 better of; a
SUN sufficient to meet all present de-
msnds and leave handsome surplus
st the end OF the year.
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WISCONSIN.
The Election.

MILwAuKEB, Nov. 9.-The latest re-
turns from the Wisconsin elections
show that Taylor received 26,443 and
Washbu.n Is, ,l70votes. Taylor ahead
OF Washburu 1928.
Railroad Leased.
The Wisconsin Central Railroad
Company, has leased the Milwaukee and
Northern road for ninety-nine years
The Wisconsin Central will take inn
mediate possession OF the Northern
road the officers OF the latter road
retiring, and those OF the Wiscon..
sin Central railroad are to be removed
from Chicago to Milwaukee. The unit
ed length OF the two roads now com
biped is $50 miles, and when the Wis.
cousin Central is con- pleted to Ashland
the entire length OF the track will be
40 miles.
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BY TEL R APH.
Exclusively for the Register.
by the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
OMee, ITO Main street.
WASHING TON.
WASHINGTON, November 9.
Salaries OF officers.


tbs accounting officers Of the Treas
ury Department state that the salaries
of government officers in Washington
require the payment CT 100000 pei
month. This amount does not include
the compensation OF those who are paid
by the day, but only those whose sal.
aries are fixed by law at go much pc,
annum.
Statue Of General RRHlins.
The statue OF the late Secretary Raw.
lies, 'or which an appropriation wa,
made at the lste session Of Congress and
its construction was placed in charge
of committee consisting OF Genera
Babcoek, Commissioner of public build
ings and grounds, Mr.. Edward Clark
architect OF the capitol, and Mr.. A. R
Spafford, has been designed and mod
eled by the artist, Mr.. Baird, of Phila.
delphis.
The Virsinius Prisoners.
A memorial has been received at th.
Executive mansion from New York
signed by the friends CT the Cubans
urging the President to inter ere to pre-
vent the execution Of others OF the Vir-
giDius prisoners. The paper has been
referred to the Department OF State.
Political.
WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-Governor
Sam Bard, editor of the Atlanta,
Ga, Ncw Era, is candidate for the
pOstmastership of the U. s. House
of Representatives for the 43d Con-
gress. The South claims the posi-
tion and the Governor is powerfully
backed by Republicans in all parts o
the Union.
r. NJ. T. Hunter, of Virginia, pros
pective candidate to succeed Lewis
in the U. s. Senate, publishes let
ter advocating loan of four hundred
million dollars to the late slave hold
ing States, without interest, to be
loaned again on the same terms for
the loss of their property. The loan
to he recalled at the pleasure of the
The President has determined, II
to prevent the hasty eXecu-
ton of any other Virginius prison
ers, and instructions have been sent
to the American representatives at
Cuba to act energetically and pre-
vent further executions until both
countries have an opportunity to
the facts.
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NEW YORK.
Death to FiIIbusfers.

NEW YORK, November 8.-Noth-
ing additional has been re-
ceived from Havana regarding the
execution of the Virginius crew since
yesterday. 1t is expected the steam
er now due from Jamaica will bring
important particulars about the late
movements of Virginius. 1t is
stated that an indignation meeting
Of Cubans and Americans will be
held next week at the Cooper Insti-
tute, when an appeal will be made
to the Government in behalf of the
prisoners. Already protests have
been drawn up against Commander
Autrine for the course he pursued.
The protests will be forwarded to
the Government of Great Britain.
Never before was there better op-
portunity for carryingion the revolu-
ton. Instead of sending to Cuba
l2, 900 troops the Spanish Govern
ment are unable to send 1000. The
Volunteers would not fight as they
were only armed to protect them
selves.
What the New York Herald Thinks.
The Herald editorially denounces
the treatment of the crew of the Nir-
ginices by the Cubans, and thinks it
a disgrace to America, and calls upon
the Government to abate the Span
ish Dominion in this country as a
nuisance.
The POIaris Crew.
She steamship Glasgow, from Gas
gov, arrived at this port last night,
having on board J. B. Manch and
J.Booth of the crew of the Arctic eX-
ploring ship Polaris. The Glasgow
also brought one of the Polaris' boats
in which the two men were picked
up.
sien,u Roller Explosions.
The United States Com mis.ionerS that
were appointed to experiment on steam
boiltrs, met yesterday and after tran
sactirg some routine business in regard
to the next meeting at Pittsburgh, on
the 18th instant, decided to continre
experiments and tests with boilers at
Sandy Hook on Tuesday sext.
BrickIayers md Laborers' Strike
The strike Of bricklayers and labor
ers stll continues. but without much
success. Builders who desire TO carry
on the work and complete unfinished
buildings, are able to find a sufficient
number OF non.eociety men, who are
willing TO labor at reduced rates
Tne City of RichmO
The steamer City OF Richmond, now
overdue at this port, had but few cabin
passengers She is strong and well forms
ed in every respect, aud rs yet there is
no reason to lear Tor her safety.
VIM. ". Lloyd IL Co.
New YORK, November ga Times
special from Altoona, Pa says meet
Ing OF the creditors OF VIM. NJ. Lloyd
& Co., bankers, was held there yester-
day, when a statement was submitted,
showing the firms liabilities TO be
s6O2. .449, and assets 5000 SCI, showing
q deficiency Of 81 CAT. The real estate
held by Vim. Lloyd, wac vailed at
S6O5 900, which, it was submitted WIS
a guarantee that no loss would accrue
to any creditor. 1t was also stated
that all the banking houses, including
LLOYD, Hamilton & Co., OF New York,
had been found to be in position to
take care OF themselves, and showed o
surplus over their liabilities.
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KANSAS.
Three Men Shot.

LITTLE Rock, November S.-The
Coroner was summoned last night t"
hold an inquest upon the remains Of
three men, shot in Ashley township
near the Lanoake county line. One
report brought by the townships
Constable states they were supposed
to be gang of horse thieves having
ran off with a team of Harvey Blake
lev OH Tuesday and were pursued by
citizens and when found there were
two killed and one wounded.
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BUFFALO,.
Excursion.

BUFFALO, November S,-A large
number OF citizens, Including members
of the board OF trade, common council,
officers of the city government. and
others were to-day guests of the Inter-
national Bridge Company, at an ex-
ears,on oye- their new bridge to Brant.
ford and return.
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mineral whatever. hucn serlons Sics neS,
aud suffering Is prevented hy thelr umeIy
use and every family should have them on
hand fer their protection and relief, when
required. Long experience has proved them
To- the safest, sureSt, ana Dtst OF all the
Pills with which the market abounds. BY
| Their occasional use, tle blood ~ purified
| the COrIuprionS of the system expelled, OBJ
! ytruCI!onS removed, and the whole macni-
merry OF life restored Ia It's healthy activity.
Internal org ans which become clog2ed and
| slu- giSl are cleansed by Ayers Pills, and
stimulated into action. Thus incipCnt
disease Is changed into health, the valrc Of
which change, when reckoEed on the vast
mnltitudes who enjoy II, can ardly be
| computed. Their SUGAR coating makes them
! pleasant 10 take, a d prt serves their virtues
unimpaired for any length OF time. so that
tuey are ever fr3Sh, and perfectly reliable
| Although searching, they are mild, end
perate without disturbance 10 the cOns!l.
| tntiOn, or diet, or occupation.
Full direct Ons are given on the VIZ ppcT
| TO each box, n W 10 use them as n Family
Physic, and for the following complaints,
which these Pills rapidly cure:
For dyspepsia or Indigestion, l. StleSSnrSs.
| Languor, and Loss OF appetite they should
be taken moderately tosiimulste the stom-
ache, aud restore It's healthy tone and
action.
For Liver Complaint and ~ various
symptoms, Bilious Headache, Sick Head-
ache, Jaundice or Green SicK 1eSs, Bilious
COlic aud Bill Gus Eeyers, they should be-
liudiciOusly taken for each case, 10 correct
the diseased action or remove the obs,ruc.
tons which cause II.
FOR Dysenie'y y or Disrrhoea, but Cnenld
dose is generally required.
For Rheumatism, Gout, Gravel, Palpta.
ton OF the Heart, Pain in the Side, Back.
and Loins, they should be continuously
taken, rs required, 10 change the dis sa, ed
action Of the system. With such change
those com plants disappear.
For Dropsy and Dro psical SwelllngS. they
should be taken in large n frequent dOGcs
10 produce the effect OF drastic purge.
For Suppression, large dose should be
taken, as IL produces the desired effect by
sympathy.
Asa Dinner Pill, tLke one or two Pills 10
promote digestion and relieve he stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stnm-
ach and bowels restores the appetite and
invigoIates the system. Hence IL Is often
Advantageous where no serious derRnRc-
ment exists. One who I els TO erably well,
Orien 6nfs that dose OF these Pills make,
him feel decidedly better. from their G cans.
ing and renovating effect on the digc,t.yc
apparatus.
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LOWELL, MASS, u. &. a.
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nOYD
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FRANCE
The Assembly.

The session Of the Assembly to-
day was unimportant, nothing Of
special interest having been under
discussion. The political situation
meanwhile remains in suspense, all
parties are anxiously awaiting some
definite action on the part of the
Assembly.
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LOUISIANA.
Explosion.

NEWTON. Oct S.-Yesterday about
$50 p. NJ, the boiler Of the Sherman
saw mill near here exploded, killing
one man named Nathan Bollard, and
severely injuring several others.
The cause tthe explosion was care
lessness Of the fireman.
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HOUSE or DELEGATES.
TUEsDEY, Novem Der

The Committee on Military Affairs,
submitted a report fixing toe pay OF
Adjutsnt General at $3.50 instead OF
$500 with recommendation tha. the
bill as amended pass.
By Mr.. Miller, Speaker, NJ. Laidlsy
il :he chsir.
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ST. LOUIS.
Arre,ied for EmbeEzIement

Arresfed for EmbeEziement
ST Louis, November John Paul
'or the past two year. package agent
Tor Adams Express company in this
city, MAS arrested yesterday for en-
otzz'emert 10 an unknown amount A
package containing IS 1000 re-enclosed
and addressed to smother party was
!onud on bis person.
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LOUISVILLE.
Financial.

LOUISVILLE, November 8.-The fnan-
cisI situation is little nore hopeful,
tut everything is approached with pre-
caution and lear. The salaries OF
mechanics and laborers are being re-
duced in nearly all the largest conps-
niesi
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NEW YORK STATE.
Shoe EnCtorIcsClo.ed.

ROCHESTER,, November S.-Fiye boot
aud shoe manu- acturies closed here to-
night, throwing about four hundred
lands out OF employment. The others
vii run lew hands on quarter time
There ct least fl teen hr ndred workmer
ont OF femelOyment
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BOSTON.
Wages Reduced.

BOSTON, Oct 8.-The nail manu-
facturers of New England have de-
cided to cut down the wages of en-
ployees 20 per cent, the reductic n
to commence the first of December.
The stock of nails in the market is
small at present. The companies
adopting this rule do a business OF
Sc, ,000, 900 annually.
A Financial Fool.
o. o. Corbett, dealer in railroad
supplies, who yesterday improvised
his store into q castle, and armed
himself to protect the same, laboring
under the impression that his body
was wanted by outsiders, has been
taken from his store and placed in
charge of his brother-in-law. He is
a monomaniac, caused by financial
troubles.
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TROY.
Suspended Operations.

TROY, Nov. S.-The stove foundry
of Fuller, Warren & Co., closed their
works tonight on account of the
money stringency. Two hundred
and fifty men were thrown out Of
employment.
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NEBRASKA.
Lisutenant-CoIonei Grant.

OMAHA, November 9.-Lieutenant-
Colonel Fred Grant, arrived from The
west to-day.
Three hundred and sixty-seven Nor
man Emigrsuts are expected from the
east.
The Prize Fight.
The friends Of Hogan and Allen have
been quietly investigating the islsuds
in the Missouri which offer good fight
ing ground, with the purpose in view Of
securing the most favorable locality.
Many suppose that their operations in
this neigh borhood are q mere blind to
soY.. their rsal intentions.
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Ayers CathartiC Pills.

For the relief
and cure o. all
arrangement Is
IN the stomach
liver. and bow
els. They are a
mild aperient,
and au excel
lent purgliive.
Being purely
vegetable they
con al II 10
IN A y ~ nF
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STEAM ENGIsEs, BOILERS
"ACHTN EEv

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