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Neu Nork NIA, kRf.

New YoRx. April 4-FIour-Firu
with a fair demand and unchanged
Wheat-Sresdy with q moderate de.
mand. BsrIey-Uncbanged. Corn
Opened, fro, active and scarcely SC
tirn; old western mixed SHE $50; new
ard old $3.50; white western S6Ca
S9tc. Oats-Flrmer; receipts 5l.O0O
tus; mixed western 59@62lc; white
western 62@64c. CoHee-Qnet. Su
gar Unchanged. Petroleum-Firmerj
G. ude held at7!c, 7sc bid; refined Isl
a,I6c Lesther-Sr.sdy at 27lh 80.
Oruoco Co. 25I@ 27!c. Wo l-Qael
danes fleece 4Ste7Uc; pulled 25ta 50,
unwashed 18(g 35c Pork-Firmer aud
active new mess SIG 75@l6 90 spot
SIG 65@l6 95 April. Buuer-Hea'yi
western 25Ca37c. Cheese-Unc nchanged
Whsky-Lower at 92c.
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SUNDAYS DISPATCHES.
WARRINGTON.
The Financial Bill.

WARRINGTON April. 5.-The follow.
ipg il the finance bill as amended and
as It now stands before the Senate:
A bill to provide for the redemption
and reissue OF United States notes
and for tree banking
Be II enacted by the Senate and Hoast
of Representatives. of the United State!
Of America, in Congress assembled:
Sec. /. That the maximum amount
of United States is hereby fixed notes
at $400. .000,0O0.
SCI. 2. That GAG, ,0OO,0O0.in notes'fol
circulation in addition to tush circula.
ton now allowed by law shall be issued
to the National banking ASSOCIATIONS
now organized aud which may be Or
ganized hereafter, and such increase
shall be distributed among the several
States as provided in section one OF the
act entitled au act 10 provide tor the re
demption OF 3 per csntum OF the tempo
rary loan certificates and TOR an 10.
crease OF National bank notes
approved July 18th, 1874.
Sec. g. That each NaIitn n il Banking
Association now organized, or heres.
ter to be organized, shall keep and
maintain as a part OF it's reserve re-
CURED by law, one.lourth part of tb'
coin received by it as interest on the
boods Of the U Uoited States deposited al
security for circulating notes or govern
meut deposits, aud that hereafter only
op e..ourth OF the reserve now prescrl6'
cd BY law Tor the National Banking
Assoc latious, shall cousis! OF the bal
aces due to an association available
tor redemption OF its circulating noie'
from associations in cities OF re-
demption, ard on which balsncss DC
Interest shall be psid.
Sec. 4. That othipg in this act shai
be construed to authorize any Increase
nr the principal OF the public debt o.
De United S,atea
Mexican War Veterans.
The Association OF Veterans OF th'
Irxicau War at q meeting last nigh
iced upon a circular to be distributed
mere and at other points iu the west
American Tract Society.
The annual meeting OF the friends o.
the American Tract Society was held
in the First Presbyterian church this
evening. Associate Justice Strong, o.
the United States Supreme Court, Pres
ldent OF the soc;ety, presided. Receipts
for the year, $566 63S; expenditures
564,7l0; donations aud legacies Sis
S7S The benevolent Expenditures eX
ceeded the receipts $1,000.
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OHIO.
Dayton Municipal Election.

Dayton Municipal Election.
DAYros. April 4.-The political feel
ing is intense. Both parties are vigot-
ously at work. The whole mass OF the
liquor dealers, some hundreds in num-
Der, with Q superabuudaDce OF money,
are working with tremendous energy,
aud ara sauguine OF e!ectiug the whisky
ticket The Republicans are rein
forced bv many of the best Democrats.
aud are hopeful but not sanguine. For
three years past the city has given
a email Democratic majority, and as
the Iiqaor men consider their bar
rooms in dagger, they are not neg
lecting any points. There are more
drunken men 10 town than ever be'ore
seen-free whisky flows. The Repuo'
licsus do not pretend to work in ss-
looms. Every one Of them is on The
Democratic side. The btst impression
O, Democrats 10 that they will carry
the CITY by several hundred; come ssy
over 500, but thefe will be much quiet
Democratic voting against the whisky
ticket.
The crusaders we're ont again to-day
in spite OF the dissgreeabie weather.
They have now been on the streets q
month. and the prospects are not en-
couraglng.
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Afher,mq Acalster.

SuBscRIB.Rs to the daily or ni-Wetkly
REGISTER who have heretofore been re-
celviug their papers through the city
post-ofiice, either at the delivery win.
dow or BY the postal carrier. would bet
ter call Tor them at this Office hereafter
and thereby ssve postage. 1t has been
discovered that one OF the clauses ol
the somewhat recopdite postal law au.
thorz-s and requires the pre- payment
OF one cent on each copy Of daily OF
tri.weekly newspaper that is delivered
from the post-office Of the city where
published, il that city 10 served by car
riers. Under this rule. whose enforce
ment here begins the pssssntss quarter
each OF the Wheeling daily papers de.
posted in the post.office for subscrib'
ers must have q one cent sta mp attach
ed, and so OF all others except week.
lice. They are subjected to the same
rates OF postage as transient papers.
We suppose that the object Of the
law is to compel publishers o. daily
newspapers to serve their customers b.
carriers OF their own and at
their own expense, but the con-
sisteucy O. the rule will not bear ex
animation. The postage on . daily
newspaper from abroad is thirty cents
per quarter. whether delivered by car
-iers or not. The New York Herald
for instance, may be transported to this
city daily and delivered by carriers al
the residences OF our citizens with no
other charge for postage than thirty
cents or three months; but the daily
REGISTER delivered 10 this way with DO
expense for transportation will cost
one cent per day which must be pre-
paid By stanp', In one Gaze q news
paper is carried FIVE hundred miles
aad delivered at the doors OF sub
scr bars for thirty cents per Quarter, and
in the other q psper which is deposited
in the local pcst Office without any cost
10 the Postal Department whatever i.
cnly d .liveled to subscribers upon tb'
prepayment OF one cent per copy. OF
nesrIy ninety cents per quarter.
We believe that this 70 the law. Il
there is any reason or justice or good
seuse in it, We have tailed IS yet to see
It. But ponsenscal as it appears il
will have 10 be obeyed for the present
at least, and, in the meantime, cub.
scribers to the daily and tri-weekly
REGISTER who live in this neighbor-
hood, would better call at this Office fol
their papers. The attention OF the Off
GERS of the department has been called
To the ma ter.
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.
News from BiIbon.

BAYoxSs, April 5.-Active operations
in front of Bilboa were resumed on the
81 inst, with the bombardment Of
Abonto by the Republican forces. Pre-
vious 10 that date there had been no
figh,iug since the 2ssh Of March. Mar
sbsl Serrano is recognizing Lis forces
aud the Csrlists are strengthening their
position. General TrIstony ls reported
10 have surprised and captured de-
tao hmsnt OF 600 Republicans near Ca.
lain, 400 miles from Barcelona. The
surprise wss 80 complete that the Re.
publicans surrendered without firing 8
gun.
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Means O, Cu...Iu. ,ou.ni"E, sneex

Means OF Cuer. Iu. Goa. .ni"E, Sneex'
ing, Fee.
Lecture OF DR.. Br wn->eQlard at Boston.
There are many facts which show
that morbid phenomena Of respiration
can be al-o stopped by the Influence oi
arrest Coughing for instance. can be
stopped by pressing on the nerves on
the lip IN the nersnborhood OF the
no.e. A pressure there may prevent q
cough when il is begiuning. Sneez'ng
may re stopped by the same mec6an-
ism. Pressing also 10 the neigh bor-
hooi OF the tar, right 10 front OF the
ear, may stop coughing. IL is alec
true OF hiccough, but much less 40 than
for sneez us or coughing Pressing
rery hard on the top OF the mout b ia
side is also a means Of stopping cough
ing: and may cay that the will has
immeuse power there. There was
q French surgeon who used 10 cay
whenever I c entered ,he wards Of he
hospital, The fret pat eat who coughs
here will be deprived OF food to-day.
Il was exceedingly rare that q patient
conghed tnen.
There are many other affections az
sociAtpd with breathing which can bs
stopped by the same mechanism that
stops the Lesr,'s action. 10 spasms o
the glottis, which is a terrific thing IN
children. q. you well know, as it some
times causes death, and s'so in wboop
ire cough, It is possible TO afford relic
bv throwing cold water on the lace, OF
by ticklug the soles OF the feet, which
produces laughter, and at the same
time goes to the gray matter that II
p.oduciUg the spssm and arrests 1t al
most at once. would not say tha
we can always prevent cough by ou'
will. but in many instances thos'
things are possible and # you remem'
ber tha, brouchms aud pueumonis, O
any other acute affection OF the lungs
harkiug or coughing greatly Increase
the trouble al times, you can easily se
how important il is TOR the patien
to try 10 avoid coughing as bes. b
can
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How Often TO Feed.

A writer 10 the New-Englsnd Home
stead takes ground against fielding cat
tie 10 the winter more than twice a day,
on physiological grounds.
He advises giving the poorest fod.
der first, iu,erlardlns with grain-ii We
feed graiu-and refreshing ration OF
roots, to,piog of with the bes, hay be-
fore watering After watering. give
nothing for FIVE or six hours. I; is sn
ancient practice. and quiet in accor-
dance with the nature Of nea. cattle.
Tney will pull in hay like hay-cutier.
almost, and swallow it with less grind
iug-just stow it away for the time be-
ing, to raise and chew upon and get the
good Of by and by-every particle OF il
it not Interrupted by another issdisg.
at will not do to say that a COW is
used To eating oil the time in summer.
She takes b.r intervals Tor chewing the
cud while in pas,ure-the best milkers,
as observed, doing that most regular
lv. 10 winter the case is somewhat
different. A COW will gather loose hay
enough 10 forty miuutes to keep her ru'
mipating for SIX hours. Indeed. II you
90 softly to your stables before feeding
10 the mornlr 6. you will hud your most
thriving animals still grinding at tbs
remuants o. the last nights iodderipl
l-extrac ing the last mite Of nu,rimenI
from the woody fibre.
From personal experience. We have
iouud that sheep as well ss cattle do q
we'll when led but twice o dsy. Tb'
same physiological arrangement OF th'
i digestive organs would indicate that
similar course should be pursued il
i Iseding both cattle and sheep. ~
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Ap-rl 4-Ftour-Steady'
Wheat-Fair demsrd, but at lower
rates; No. spriDg 81 81, No. > spr'ne
81 2OS spot and seller April; 81 p
MAY; No. 3 epriog 81 l7!@l Is; re.
;,o..I sI oS ~ 90. o..- "e"'
isrr, but at lower rates; No. 2. 6l3c
spot and April; Csc May; new aud
M. . mixed 5Slc; rejected 599S ne"
Sic SHE. Oals-DuIl and rrlces
-hade lower; No. 5 42c cash; 46ic MAJ;
rel. cred 44ic. R.e-Stead,; No. 2 81
"a 92c. Barley-Quiet and unchanged
Purk-Demand active and prices sd
vsnced aggregate over $4,000 barrels
the largest ever reported on Chang;
each aud April closed SIC 40 May
l6 25. Lard Demand tar and pricet
advanced at 50 35@o 50 May. Bulk
uea,s-S'eady and unchanged. Whisky
Steady al 93c.
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CINCINNATI.
Horrible Murder.

C1ycINNATr. April "A Gazette spe-
Uial from B!ufItop, Iud., Gays horri
blc murder was perpetrated in thai
town las. night. Phillips Jones, an old
farmer, tried to make peace between q
parry OF rou.hs, who were qnsrrellng
and fighting over some billiards in the
only drinking saloon that has
not yielded to the women's movement
Ooe OF the rowdies. Benjamin F. Field
struck the former, Jones, on the he' d
With q billiard cue, crushing his skuil,
kicked him 10 the face when down
then fled. Jones died soon after. Field
has not been arrested. The excitement
is inteuee.
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ToI do market.

TotyDo, April 4-Flour-Steady.
Wbest-Stesdy, No. ! white medium
81 So; extra do l 65; amber Michigan
! 45s, seller last hall April l 4s; No. !
red | So; No. 2 DO l43i. Corp-De-
msnd 'sir sod marker firm; higb mixed
67tG673S seller May 69S seller Juoe
10; Angus, TIC low mixed 66aS no
grade 653G damaged Sic. Osts-
Steady; No. 2 49t;. Cloverseeds5 IS.
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PurgaIive Pills.

Purgative pills have become settled
necessity with the American people
Indeed, catbsr,ics always have been
and always must be used. in some form,
by all mankind. 10 this country, the
pilular form OF administration has been
growing in favor since pills we're frst
made OF A ioes and Rhubsrb. rolled Ip-
10 a ball. Their high position in the
public confidence has fually been sc.
cured and fastened into pemauency, by
Aver'e Csthsrtic Pills, the moet ek,ll.
fui com biuation OF medicine for the dis
eases they are intended to cure, that
science car devise or art produce. Those
who need pills, no logger hesitate Whs
pills TO take il thew can get Ayers
Pills. Wheeling. (Ea.,) Press.
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Ciucinnatf Market.

CINCINNATI, April 4.-Co.,on-Steady
atl6c. Flour-Steady; family IS 65hd
6 80. Wbeat-Duil at 81 36al 40
Corn-Steadv at 64a70c. O,ts-
Steady at 50@51c. Rye-Firm al
81 O5. Bsrley-DuIl; spring 81 SOC
/ 90. O.ls-U ncbapged. E gs-
Steady at I2tc. Butter-Steady
Cbeese-Scarce and firm. Pork
Quiet at SIG O0@l6 25. Lard-Frru
Steam 9ic; kettle 9sc. Bulk Meats
Steady; shoulders &C; clear RIB side
Sic; clear SI9Ssc. Bacop-Frm
shoulders 6tc; clear rib sides 797tc
Clear Ole. Wbisky-Firm at &c.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
ROUSE
WASHINGTON. April 4

WAsHlNGToN. April 4.
Mr.. Negley from the Committee on
Commerce, reported . bill amendstory
of an act Of Feb 18th, 1898. in regard
10 the enrolment OF coastrng and fish
Ing vessels. 1t provides that ue act
shall not be 90 constru.i - I" .rr'v TO
canal boate, or beats tha, Al ~'"p'oyed
on Internal waters or canals e any
State, and that sll such boa.
except only such as are provided with
sale. or propell Dg machinery adapted
to lake and coaslvise navigation, and
excepting such as are employed in trsdr
With Canada, ehall be exempt from the
provisions OF that act, ard from the
paylneui OF all customs and other taxes
uuder act of Congress. Passed,
Mr.. Adams offered a resolution in
strucliug the Committee on Indian At'
fairs tU investigate all the frauds, un-
'sirness and irregularities connected
with the Indian administration.
Mr.. Br,ier, OF Massachusetts. asked
leave 20 repoc, ir"nr t'e Judiciary Com
miitre .b'i' - tfeyeit fGaiadmlnlstra-
ton il. tue ulyu sr..IIe OF the United
States. By officers against whom inn
peachment had been presented. The
oil provides that whoever, being civil
officers OF the United States, except
President and Vice President, shall be
Iinpeached for high crimes aud misde
meanors by the House OF Representa-
tives, shall lie suspended until he shall
he discharged rom euch impeachment.
The ssooud oootion Providoo that the d"
nes, jurisdiction and powers OF every
SUE pc uded officer during the term Of
such sus pension shall oe exercised by
any other officer author zed by Law 10
exercise the unctious Of the office. 10
case OF resignation or Inability OF sLcb
civil officer, or 10 case no provision is
made by law, it suthorizes the PIesi-
den. to appornt an officer to per orm
the duties Of such suspended officer and
TO receive the salary and emoluments
belonging 10 the officer.
G. F. Hoar asked whether the bill
included judges Of the Supreme Court:
Mr.. Butler replied that it did, and
was ported in view oi certain judges.
rbe Judiciary Committee had now be-
E. re it charges against three judgee.
He bad in his mind one Judge (sllud-
ing to Judge DurreIl) sgalnst whom It
was sIledged that as soon as he could
hold court long enough 10 clear up his
busines, for hIs friends he would re-
sign. 1t was a great scandal that the
impeached officer should coatinne to
exercise the functions OF the office.
Mr.. Morrison objected to the bill be-
irg reported.
Mr.. Bu,ler-Tnat will not save
Durrell.
The Speakers warrant was Issued fol
the s,tschment OF g. Fl. Patrick, OF
Montgomery, Alabama, and that he be
brought before the House Tor contenp
Tor refusing to appear before the Ju'
dietary Committee and testify in tbs
matter OF the impeachment OF Judge
Busted
Tne House then went into Com
mittee OF the whole on the private cal.
endsr Mr.. McNuIta in the chair.
The House then resumed the con
sideratioa OF the currency bill. and wa
addressed bv Mr.. Kelley in opp ,sitioI
thereto and in favor Of the 365-l0
bond bill introduced by him.
The House soon after adjourned.
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New York DRY goods Market.

New YoRk, April 4.-Busipess quiet
and unsatisfactory owing 10 the pr.vs,
lence OF the cold and wrniry weather.
Cotton goods more firmly held by og.nts
at larely reduced prices, bat jotbine
rates are low and irregular. The Daily
Bulletin says: Prints IRE in better de-
mand of the stands than any other
c ass OF goods. Hamilton shee { 6,
are reduced to 81. Woolen goods are
ddll. Dress goods and black goods ere
in fair reoues:.
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BOSTON.
The Senatos ini Coniest.

BosfoN, April 4.-ihe tenth ballot
Tor United States Senator, was taken
to-day, with the following result i:
Number OF votes $50; necessary to a
choice 1875; Dawes received 81, Hosr
Is. Gurus "a, Adm, l3, Banks D.
Pierce 9, ex-Msyor CASTOR, Whittier
and Phillips l vote each.
April 29ih has been fixed Tor the eu-
logy upon Charles Sumner by Senator
Scnurz the NJ .yor will preside and
Wendell Phillips will introduce the or
ator.
A contract settling all business diff
cul,ies between Boston and the Malue
e. Eastern railroad has beea signed
The Evening Journal says it is cur.
reutly reported that Secretary Richard
son has secured his pas-sse tor Europe
10 the steamer lesviog about the mid
dl. o. May. 1t is also reported that lie
intends con Meeting himself with a for
eign banking house. 90
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, April 4. - Flour
Quiet and unchanged; the market was
tirm with q good demand from local
BUYERS. Graln-qniet and unchanged
wheaI Nc. l red 81 549l 55A; Mil
wsukee spriug 4S. Corn-Mixrd Tic;
nigh mixed do To-. Oats-No. i state
Sic; white 80; No. 9. 49c. Petroleum
Quiet aud uucbsr ged; standard white
lscgl2!c; Ohio legal test Is. l5f aud
l6le
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Ealiinanrr Ma krf.

BALrNoKs. April 4.-Flour-Dull
and unchanged. Whsst-Duil; Ohio
and Indiar 81 cool 63; westsrn spring
l 466l AZ. Coru-Westeru mixed
qnret and nominal at sl9S2c. Oata-
Dull and unchanged. Rye-Dnll a: s.
"a SO, Provisions-FTm; mes pork
SIG 50@l6 S.. Bulk mests-Should-
ere 61G6s. clear rib sides 81. Bacon
Shoulders TIC clear rib sides q !;
sugar cured hams l3@l4c Lsrd-9t :,
Butter-Ac,ire and lower new western
tub 346 36c; Iresh roll 27@33. Coffee
Quiet and nominal. Whisky-Qu
and nominal Al 96c.
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Pnis.asspn,. Marsxes.

PHILADELPHIA. April 4-Flour-
Active Tor the higher Grades, otnsrs
very dull; superfiDe IS BY: Pennsyivs
MIA. IDdiaus and 0eio extra family
Z 5098 25. Wnest- QnIet; red i 20
al 65; white l IS. Rel IS. Corn
Active yellow S3S western mixsd
Sic. 0ats-Steady White 62S64c;
mixed 59953c. Whisky-97ie
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SAN FRANCISCO.


SAN FRAschoo, April 5.-Barbiei's
balloon, Lesecours, made 40 ascension
yesterday afternoon from Woodward's
Gardens. When nearly over the town
Of Sap-Loudro, elk hundred Ieet in The
a r, the balloon collapsed. There were
four men and two ladies ir the car.
The balloon struck the ground with
great force and dragged about 300
wards. No lives we're lost, but ell the
occupants Of the car were hurt, nooe
seriously. All but Barber returned 10
the CITY last night.
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NEW YORK.
Eater Sunday.

New YcRK. April 5.-Esster Sunday
was appropriately celebrated 10 many
churches here to-day. The decorations
we're elaborate, and the music bo:n Voc
cal and instrumental. was Of the high
et order. The day has been observed
BY propriate services througbou, the
cities OF the south and east.
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NEW YOKk STATE.
Barring burglary.

Urea. April 5.-Tne drug and gro
cery store OF the Comstock Bros., Of
this city. was entered this morning BY
burglars, and the vaul, with the safe
inside broken open, $3.50 in money aud
s2O. 800 in railroad, telegraph, bank
aud park association bonds taken;
The following Utica, Chenango and
Susquehanna railroad bonds were stol-
eu: IL shares, No. 1856; $50 shares,
No. 4s3; ia shares. No TAI.
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FOR, IGN,
INDIA.
The Famine.

Calcutta. April 4.-Rsports from
the famine districts show general im-'
provement in the condition OF the peo-
pie. except in the North Eastern por-
on Of Tlshoot, where over $4,000 per-
sons are still dependent upon the
government. :.
The spring crop is good except in
Tishoot.
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CLEVELAND.
TIE Liquor Qaestiou.

CLEVELAND, April 4.-The following
is one Of the resolutions adopted by the
Democratic City Convention to-day
Reso!red, That as q means of settling
the question of the sale OF liquor, ale
beer, aud wine, We are in favor o. q ju-
dicious constitutional provision Tor its
regulation, and to such end, our mem.
bers to the Constitutional Convention,
are hereby respectfully requested 70 vote
TO submit . proposition Tor Q prudent
and stringent license system.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF fHE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, April 5, SP.M

OFFICE OF rae CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, J
WARRINGTON, April 5, SP.N J
PRoBABILrf,Es. 8
On Monday Tor New EDgland cloudy
weather will prevail, with rain, sne"
and fresh to brisk winds, veeripg to
south and west. For the Middle States
and lower lake region cloudy weather.
rain and snow, the winds shifting to
west and north. with clearing weathe el
over the western portion during the
:noruipg and over the eastern portion
during the afternoon: For the South
Atlantic and Eastern Cult States occs.
ii, nal rain and winds yeeriog TO north.
westerly, with clearing weather. Fol
the Western Cult States. Tennesse'
and Ohio clear wesiber and wetteriy
winds For the upper lake region
Missoari and Iowa Z partiaily cload!
-s~,hsS sE - a'l7 ~ H-se 49, -
HSokuS1sEg = q ia ~ FHE 81 sEGtal
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Keq q es,cd 90 ResiE0.

The letter Of United States D'stric'
Attorney Tennsy. Of Brooklyn, TO his
srcoud assistant William D Hughes
ssking him to resign has b.en made
pubiic. The Dis,rct Attorney says
aoa assuming the duties Of this Office