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LAGER BEER.-While the governor of Ohio
is asked to sign bill looking to the abolition
OF lager beer and cider, the Cincinnati German
papers are advocating the sale of lager at three
cents glass, instead of five. The Volksblatt
makes this computation: -" A common labor
Ing man drinks eight glasses of beer daily, at a
cost Of 40 cents, or 80. so per week. Should the
price he lowered to three cents the expense
would be S1.6S per week." Suppose now thai
the common laboring man drink no beer at all
and save the whole
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THE JUDICIAL CONFLICT IN UTAH.-Jadge
Foreman, in Utah, on Saturday, discharged =.
w. Baker, who had been sentenced % too years
Improvement by the probate court Foreman
ruled the same a. the other member Of the SUI
preme court Of Utah--that the probate court
had no jurisdiction In criminal cases. The con-
fict still goes on notwithstanding the new APP
pointment OF judges.
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Hostile indians I'M Daeotah

NEW YORK, May 19.-Fort Rice advices re-
port numerous hostile bands of Indians rowing
through northern Dacotab, and strong garri-
SON will have to be placed on the Northern Pa.
cifc railroad line.
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A PLOT OF LAND SINKING THREE HUNDRED
FEET.-A singular incident occurred In Seward
Valley, Schoharie county, on Tuesday of last
week. On the top Of hill in the woods piece
Of land belonging to the late John Wefting,
containing about 10 900 square feet, sank to the
a number Of miles. It Is supposed that there
must have been q mammoth cave beneath, as
it Is in the vicinity Of Howe's Cave, and the
arch work giving away left the earth above
without any support, and in consequence Of
this it caved in.-HHdsos ~. ~ Star.
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The KHAN OF KHIvA A PRIsoNER.-A New
York Herald special, dated London, May IS,
says telegram from Tidis, dated the 18th, con-
firms the news that Khiva was taken, and Saw
the Khan was taken prisoner by the Russians
talk in st. Petersburg nov Of the annexation OF
Bokhara and Kokand, as well as Khiva.
Russian press renresent thu r,. e. t,.,ar
ing witt mis2overnment, and predict that the
time 10 lining when her troubles win culmi.
na.er :, and Russia will then be able to vindicate
her interests.
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THr JusrB pfvoscs cAss.-The Justh d.
vorce case In New YORK was decided ON Satur-
and allowing her the guardianship Of the two
daughters, and the husband, Emn Justh, the
guardianship Of the son. Mrs. Justh, Who IN
Guilty arose fIom her refusAi to make over her
property TO her husband From this grew
disputes and finally mutual charges Of ind
dalify.
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~The heart Of the married man rejoiceth
that house cleaning 10 nearly over.
s0Two serious stabbing cases I'm Philadel.
phia yesterday.
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TIE QUESTION Of church and state I'm Ger.
many IL being agitated with deeper and q more
earnest intensity daily. The resoiutioa Of the
Prussian government 10 expel from the terri
tory, within the space Of six months, the mem
bers Of ten OF the chief monAstic estab lishments
without regard 70 nationality or title right Of
incorporation, win bring the matter to crisis.
In the meantime the Jesuits, with the heads OF
other Roman Catholic religious houses, have
found new and unexpected allieein many Of the
leahers of the Protestant cause.
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THs RArmIrI t5oR SSAAs1 WITH WHICH

ere removed srd ths feet rsli.ys1, r s!li1s iron
nshment, S3s ssh street, opposite the Treasury q
quite surprising % Isrsons anaocasto@ed 20 nis
che Old time prsctiee Of tearing oGths inerovfng toe
na, lAnsng deep into The sunt9n, d ,
70 go shoeles and sometimes On crutcnee for xeeks
iesst far Len pleasant and useful, but Dr.
white. OPERATIONS are ffeaaently borne by children
without plant; there u little no pain, no los
Of time, and none bat suitable shoes be worn, the
treatment, even IN extreme cases, effects perfect
cure though the feet being used constantly Corn1
ore liable TO como occasionally With even the best
tting shoes, and think there b
sional visit 20 the Chirolodist and IL Il known
fact that thorsands q ler.ons many Of them those
Sar md near 20 VISIT DR.. whites Dssablishmeut 10
ANY Of whom DE- " bite has unsoltcttsd Dsrnissior
o refer. Ur0
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THR DEATH OF Mrs. PoURrALEs.-From A
Chicago paper we CLEAN the following particu-
lars OF the above sad event which WAS briefly
announced in our columns on Friday The
Countess Was accompanied by her husband. the
tomte Arthur de Pourtales-liorgier,b y their
child, little girl about I year and months
Old, and two servants. For more than a year
the health of the Countess had not been good.
and during that time the family have travelled
extensively. The past winter was spent al her
fathers home in Portland, oregon. THIS
spring the family concluded % spend the sum
mer months among the mountains OF Switzer-
land, and a. the strength OF the lady seemed
adequate TO the long journey the family lett
Portland ahont a week ago, and had come thus
Tar on their way when this terrible and un-
looked for calamity befel them. At Ogden on
the Mon Pacific railway. the Countess was
attacked with bilious fever. hut was not 30 Sc
riously affected az to delay the journey or even
10 render the services OF physician necessary
Thursday morning, however, her symptoms
rapidly grew worse, ami medical attendance
was from time 10 time summoned by telegram,
until several skilled physicians were collected
az her side Everything was done for her re-
lief, but without avail, a. she sank rapidly and
died abe ut O'Clock In the afternoon. The de-
ceased had been married less than four YEAR.
and was only p years Of age.
The FUNERAL or THE LATE DAVID BAssETr
took place yesterday afternoon. from the
Fourth Presbyterian church, on 9th streets
large ooncourse of friends OF the family being
present The pastor, Rev. j. q. Smith. con
Quoted the services, assisted by Rev. Mr. Moore,
VI fenllsylNanla- large delegation OF the
Oldest Inhabitants association. of which de-
ceased was a member. was present; also, many
of the associates of the deceased in the Sixth
Auditors Office. The Sabbath school, of which
deceased Was a most faithful superintendent
Tor about twelve years, was also largely repre-
scented. The remains were placed in a black
walnut case with silver trimmings. and on the
lid was silver plate, on which were inscribed
the name, age, and date of death OF the de-
parted. The pall-bearers were Messrs. Moses
Kelly, Robert 5. Jordan, Thomas McGill. Jos.
II. Blackfan, Daniel Nc arland, and Bent. A.
Janyier. After the services at the church were
concluded. the remains were taken 70 Glenwood
cemetery and placed in the vault.
BUILDING PERMITS have been issued as fol-
lows since our last report 1willism Decide, two
story frame, High street, between Stoddard and
Reservoir, Georgetown; Nixon Brewer, two
story brick, Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th
and 9Th streets east; Nathaniel Brewer, one
story brick, do; John Moore. two-story brick
NJ street, between 9th and 9Th northwest; w. j..
Aiken, i've two-story frames, between ~ and
9th streets and Maryland avenue and G. street
southwest; James Robbins, three-story brick,
Massachusetts avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets northwest.
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SING SING, n. Y, May by the falling of
the gallery at the state prison, yesterday, W.
Hurnee, Of Saugerties, keeper, was danger
ousiy wounded; Isaiah Garrett, colored con-
vict, was killed; John Brodshead and Charles
Thomas, convicts, were seriously wounded: and
sixteen other conyicts received slight Injuries
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THE POPE on Saturday received the French
legation and q deputation Of foreigners Tie
Pope's condition IL feeble, but the Indications
Of Improvement are favorable.
IA Missouri girl washed all day, ate twelve
boiled eggs for supper, and then danced all
night
ga Peoria woman lately took advantage of
her husband being on the grand jury and got :
divorce.
ga Cairo cook seasoned the soup with q
bottle Of hair dye, and IL had q wonderful effect
on the boarders, one OF whom went crasy.
- Dayton charges 70 high for circus licenses
that the tents are pitched outside Of the cor.
poration, and all tax avoided.
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ATTRNPrEo MURDER oP A BANK PRHsr-
DENT AND HIS DAUGHTER.-Mr. Peter NJ Dim
ger, the president OF the Williamsburg Savings
Bank, was aroused about O'Clock this morn
ing by hearing noise in his dwelling No. les
Clinton avenue. He left his room TO ascertain
the cause, when he encountered a burglar who
mad just effected an entrance. The thief was
then at the room of his daughter, and she be-
ing awakened by the noise screamed. The
thief was so enraged at this that he ATTEMPTED
70 shoot her, and discharged two shots at her
from his pistol. MIR. Dinger seized the fellow,
and they had desperate struggle, Miss Dinrer
aiding her father all she could, and at the same
time screaming At the top of her voice. The
noise attracted Officers Friel, Carr and Buchau-
an, who fastened TO the assistance OF Mr. Dim
ger, and secured the thief. He gave his name
as John Nc 'Halpin, and said he belonged i'm
New York. When searched, two watches, three
Iocketbooks containing $50, some valuable pa
pers, and Smith & Wesson pistol were found
in hls possession. The officers also arrested
Charles Raymond and VIM. Heating on suspi-
cion OF being confederates, As they were found
in the vicinity Of the house. Another party
who was supposed 20 be a confederate was chas-
ed for several blocks by the police and six shots
fired at him, but he made his escape Order
No. 100 had TO revise the case before il WAS oil
en- to the press, and consequently il was nearly
noon before the facts were made knoWn.-y Y.
Express, Tth.
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THE llOURN.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.-TO-day, tina
resumed. we
POLICE COURT, judge Sasu.-To-day, som.
twenty cases OF common drunks were disps,-ed ~
the parties either forfeiting collateral or payine
nne- william Harris lined D. for carryins
sIa.or Some hall dozen cOlOred cart drivers were
nned 5 each for violation Of the ordinances regulnt
ing the distance TO be observed between carts Lydia
inner Was sent TO the werk house for enticing profi-
luton fifteen were fined IS each for using profape
sno indecent language John Donohue Wa arr aligned
on the same charge, aud stated that he GOT little
night, and got 20 disputng with his " ife when La
Green came rushiss into his bed chamber AMI
Iunbled him DonchueD into the street, aud Kent
possession OF his house, in Company with his
Vile, ali night. The court suspend.d iudement
Daniel III i'll fined 10 for oursinQ his own f.fb,
IN the street. Daniel Hill was also chargei Witi,
assaeitlng and resisting Oficer W m Brelsford
VINO testhed that he went 90 Hill for abusive
language 10 his father when he broke the oficer,s
badge and tore his coat. After witness got the mrs.
0ner INTO the lookup lac broke out and was ear
rested Hill has Just got out Of Jail where ne has
served term OF three mouths for larceny, and the
charged with stealing dog belonging TO JosenhI,
sutherland, the dog being valued al Sio Com
pisnanf testified that defendant took the dog from
M slde while m TIE street, claiming il was ms The
Judge said there whs no larceny In it, but tres
ahd complainant must resort the civil courts f,r
his remedy. John Wise and George Brown charest
Win stesllng c~pper sewer trap, worth SIS, be-
longing 10 Thomas Berry three months each in s0
n. j. Crutchheld, assault and battery on Carrie
MS vile; { 10 and costs John DonOhs. assauit and
battery ON Mary Donoho; fined { 10 aud costs
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
w JOHN 7. FORD..-.-............... Proprietor
The celebrated Irish Comedian aud Character Ar
TO NIGHT iS6 SATURDAY IATINEE.
Fred. g. Mrrd1RT Successful Drama,
Written especially to display Mr.. Murphy $ wonder
f hn, rsrsa,ty and dc to mature 10 Irish and
hent intr"dHcing his famous musical ne Is pre- emil
60 SKETCHES OF DUTGH,LAND,
COMPANY OF DRAMATIC ARTISTS.
can hs secured in advance at the once of the
Reserved seats, rs cents and 81. mig
NIERCADANTE'S GRAND ORATORIr.
'Ssven Last Words OF Our SAVIOR
With full Orchestral Accompaniment, will he given
f1r the first time In Washington, at MASONIC
TEMPLE, by the
BARILI MUSICAL ASSOCIATION.
On THURSDAY, May p, 1873, in aid of
ST. JOSEPH-S ORPHAN ASYLUM,
Maestro Antonio Barili Musical Director
Tickets, 81; seats may be reserved without extra
charge, at Ellis Musical warerooms, 937 Pennsyl-
Nanla avenue. ml9-4t
WAsHINsION THEATER C0MTQUR.
w Eleventh street, south Pennsylvania avenue
BEHOLD OUR BILL THIS WEEK
THE MAN OF woNb SSs hAhhi'l
KIIRALFY SISTERS, The Brillian. Dancers
Bhkf P PS DpFEhE' the Thf GGmis Vocalist
Ghampi%s SONG and b sSss' LADY
OTTO BURBANK, The Great Ethiopian
KITTY R0WELL, Serio Comic Yocaliat
5os The gAHHIsqS sFsIEs ss
The mis- MISS T Ksr {ork P5GsssS
fhENt g.. fkEi FALL OF A EESsfSsH SEW
The favOrite New 6O,k as59ri rvs
in his famoqs fsnd al q tassfa5MEp, in the
great Mili'.ry Drama, with all its
''i Miss ss'l RAT ifsRss; &C.
is without peer in her triple character in this
Matinees WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY.
- startling announcement next week. ml9ti
GRAND FAMILY Festival
- ST D9M 4ISN IHk sA NEW CHURCH,
Bu GndsF e. ass asssS tssf & 70
g. On MO M2N p l. ygN 80; is5s,
An excellent Band of Music has been sngaged
The ,mmittee Of Arrangements have been m
valued at slCo; also. Sewing Machine. -
and Thf ksg T n as gyen tt to ,h the
of the large number Of tickets
TICKETS, FIFTY CENTS.
Children accompanied by their parents guar
dians will be admitted free ml7- l,,T
GRAND NAY FESTIVAL,
~ FOR THE BENEFIT
ST. J0SEPH'S SCHOOLHOUSE, "a
CAPITOL HILL, ~
MONDAY. MAY l9TU, EM
Al JuENEMANs PLEASURE GARDEN. In
Tickets SO Cts. for Gentleman and Lady. mH-2t
II A e b LII.
BALTIMORE vs.. WASHINGTON.
MONDAY, MAY l9, 1873, PM
ADMISSION, rs CIs.
IT. OLYMPIC GROUNDS
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sNEATH TO TIE MODOCs and death to high
IL price, is the motto 81 A. STRAUS', l0ll Pei
oye., near llth q.
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In fHH PREspYTskfAN CENTRAL ASSEMBLY
on Saturday q variety Of subjects were dis
cussed, but the matter which excited the most
interest was the report Of the standing commit
beard conducts ats operations Is one Of the finest
IN the city Of Philadelphia, and the book store
is one Of tss largest and most complete in Amer
ies. 1t II not surprising, therefore, that the
expenditures, and . resolution requiring such
statement 30 be made Wa advocated BY num-
Der Of the oldest and ablest men In the assem-
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~Henry Bergh was reelected president OF
the s. p. G. A., in New York, yesterday, for the
ensuing year, and Henry Clems, treasurer.
1Donaldsop. the aeronaut, made an ascen-
sion Saturday evening At Reading, Pa. In q
balloon made Of brown paper, and landed safely.
11The similarity between q female parson
and mutton-thief consists in the fact tn 1t they
are both sheep-reacherss-N. y. World, ef course
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ULYSSES S. GRANT, JR., son of the Presi
dent, arrived on the steamship Donau at New
York, Saturday, from Germany, where he ha.
been pursuing his studies. He was taken from
the steamer at quarantine by Collector Arthur
and some other officials, who went down the
bay in revenue cutter to meet him. and
brought him up to the city.
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JUDGE EDWARD PIERRRPoNT, of New York
to whom the President rendered the Russian
mission, arrived here yesterday, and, after a
long interview with the President has
declined the appointment on account of his
professional engagements which are Of such a
nature now that it is impossible for him to leave
the country without great detrment to his
clients. The President regrets deeply that
Judge p. cannot accept the position. but OF
course did not press him to do so after he had
explained his reasons. Judge Perrepont will
return to New York tonight, and will then
send his formal declination to the President by
mail.
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were $685. 1881
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THE VIENNA The Case Of Er- Com
missioner Van Buren-Commissioner AcNiehael
TO be REORGANIZATION. Van Buren,, late
American Commissioner General to the Vienna
Exposition, having printed an earnest protest
against his suspension and forwarded affda vita
that he Is not guilty of the charges against him,
the Secretary Of State says that q New York
restaurant keeper named j. Sutherland. dis
tinctly states and afirms TO the authorities of
the State department, and has 20 stated to three
prominent gentlemen of New York who have
made afidavits to the fact, that General Van
Buren, came to him and offered him q place in
the exposition at Vienna IL he wouli aeree to
divide the profits. The fullest CONFIDENCE and
discretion was reposed in Van Burer, and no
President and Secretary Fish been Certain oS
the niece ssity of snch action. The most voiu-,,-
nous evidence Is the possession Of the Depart-
ment, and Ii is said that its Ouhlicat;onr III,
yindicate in the fullest manner the actior' =,
the government. OF
The Secretary Of State has te,satspbed NJ.
Jay that the suspension of Mr.. McMichs.I !:
removed, and he win be re-appointed by ch;a y
still in Vienna. Is
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ASSISTANT SOLICITOR ROBINSON, of tn,
Treasury; f. c. Bartlett, private secretary t.
Secretary Richardson, and Mr.. Tanner, of the
War Department, sailed from New York OF
Saturday. with about ten millions OF dollars il
bonds of various denominations for the Euro
pean syndicate.
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UeTlN p. BROWN,
WAahiugfon. d. q.

NOV on EXHIBITION, the bon on White
IN Vest, (entirely new,) buttons fastened with
rings, u A. sTRAUs'. lO1l Penna. ave., near
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PARIS PAPER gives the particulars Of the
recent marriage in that city of Gen. George b.
Williams, formerly deputy commissioner OF in
ternal revenue, but now counsellor to the min
lister OF finance Of the Japanese empire, to Mrs
Cornelia s. Peake, daughter of Gen. UpsOn of
present at the ceremony, which inexperienced
by the Rev. Mr.. Morgan, of the episcopal
church, Rue Bayard. were Col. Hoffman, Sec
rotary OF United States Legation; his Exceilency
nj SameshiHa, the Japanese Minister to France:
Lieut.. Tnrnbull, United States Navy; George
Wilkes, Esq, Of New York; and many other
friends OF the parties. In the evening mag
hlnceht reception was given in honor of the
event, at the Grand Hotel which was numer
ously attended by the Americans in Paris.
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avenue. a
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The CoLoRED CADET FROM VIRGINIA, SAYS
the Norfolk Journal, is named John w. Will
liams. He was born slave in Hampton, Va,
and is now about seventeen years old. He is a
very bright mulaCtc; % stout and well formed:
is possessed of considerable fuency Of speech
and has easy and confident manners. He is
now pupil Of Hampton Normal School, and
the correctness and prOmptness Of his answers
show that he has been well taught. He has
only been going to school five years, and has
made full use OF his advantages. We learn that
h passed an almost perfect examination, SO far
excellng his white competitors that the board
did not hesitate moment in deciding in his
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Commander r. W. Meade
has been ordered to duty as inspector of ord
nance at the New York navy-yard on the 30th
of June; Lieut. Commander 5. III. Baker has
been detached from the Philadelphia navy
yard and granted three months leave.
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THE CIVIL SERVICE ADVISORY BOARD will
meet in this city on Wednesday next, and will
remain in session several days All the mem
hers will be present, with the exception OF Mr..
| Cattell, who is now in Europe.
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THE CHEROKEE INDIAN FRAuDs.-Col. H. X.
Clum, chief clerk of the Indian bureau, has re-
turned from Asheville, n. c., where he went as
witness in the case of the government against
George w. Blunt and Others, charged with de-
frauding the government and the North Car
DINA CherOkees in the payment of annuities
several years since Col. Q. reports that noile
pros. was entered by the U. s. district attorney
In the case OF Capt. JOckneck, of the Indian
bureau, and that the judge stated in open court
that the evidence taken wholly exculpated
Capt. j. The case of Blunt and others was adj
some time next fall.
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BIDS were opened at the Revenue Marine
Bureau, Treasury Department, to-day. to con-
struct one, tw" or three revenue marine vessels,
as the department may determine The bids
were as follows: Atlantic Works, of Boston.
Works, of Portland, Maine, 100000 and
slo3 200; Charles A. Weidner, Chester Iron
Works s10i ,345 81, S2O4 O36.57, and s299 "a SO;
s. DOnnel1, Baltimore, Md, sos 900; WIN. L.
Lance, Norfolk, Va, S92, 500; VIM Wright &
Co., New York. S96, S66, 800, 500 s1s5 900; Thos
Stack, Brooklyn, N. Y, $4,000, Si55 900.
sZ31 900. These vessels are to be 140 feet long.
p feet inches beam, 10 feet hold, and of lSi
tons measurement.
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The NEW OFFICIAL POSTAGE STAMPS are
now being printed. The Post Office Depart
ment Will commence supplying postmaster
next week, and the Departments about June LIST
These stamps do not become available, however
.Iulv ISf
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-06
FOREIGN NOTES.

A gold coin bearing the date 1920 ha
been found in Normandy.
The Methodist Episcopal Church in In.
dia has seventeen churches and seven par
sOnages.
he library of the great tragedian Ligier,
who died at Bordeaux last year, has Just
been sold there for very moderate prices.
The fisheries Of the Duke of Sutherland
are obviously profitable. In his county,
m the seven different rivers, the total num-
Der of fish captured last year was 10 $50
salmon and 1893 grilse.
The sum OF 1925, 900 is to be dedi-
Gated to the building Of the International
Exhibition, which is to take place in Val
parai9O, Chill, in 1875.
The question of limits between Vene-
Z1ela and the United States of Colombia is
tar from being settled, and fears are enter
tanned that it might lead to hostilites be-
tween the'two countries.
The "Piccol." Naples, mentions that tie
AcoroIitan minister Of public instruction
has decided to permit model school Of
kindergarten upon the model Of Froebel to
he established in that city, and the convent
iii Donna Regina has been designated for
The purpose.
The French society Of men Of letters has
luSt sent to the minister of commerce the
draft OF literary convention between Eng
land and France to put an end to the piracy
GI French authors by British adaptors. the
treaty of November, 1851, beng powcrless
on that p0iut