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Severe STORMS i'm DeIawara

WILMINGTON, DEL, July 3.-During a severe
thunder storm last night James Riddle, SON &
cos cotton mills were struck by lightning aud
set on fire, but the flames were Guickly sup
pressed with but little damage. The storm wa
more severe south. At Newark many trees were
blown down, three buildings struck by light
ming, and several unroOfed. No person Wa
hurt. At Eikton hotel was unroofed and coz
siderable damage done
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Foreign Notes.
ANVO6s
BRTTkR TINKS In INnI

BETTER TIMES In INDIA.
CALCUTTA, July s. Reports from eyery
where where the famine has prevailed, are OF
the most favorable nature. The crops are in
excellent condition. The number OF persons
employed az the relief works has decreased {,
250, geo, and only 10000 people are now being
ted by the goyernment.
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SThe Union and Central Pacific n ilroad
comp apies have rt .esta blished the secon d.cass
fares that were taken on two weeks ago.
~M. Paul de Cassagnae and his co editors
of LIE Pays have been acquitted OF the charge
Of melting citize ms to mutual hatred.
~The New Orleans city officials who parti-
cipated in the seizure Of the Bulletin neUspa-
per have been indicted for highway robbery.
n0Roman Catholics In Wisconsin are leaving
the oranges, the bishop Of Milwaukee having Is
sued pastoral sgafnt them.
0It 10 reported that the Carlists massscred
all the wounded who fell iato their hands It
the battle OF Nuro. An accidental dre u said
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THE NEW YORK CENTRAL TAX SUITs.-The
long pending issue between the United State
and the New York Central railroad relative &c
the tax upon the so per cent stock or certificate
dividend of that road, some years since, under
the internal revenue law imposing a tax on divi
cends, has just been decided at Canandagus
A dispatch of the LIST instant says tina
Judge Wallace has directed that a verdict BE-
rendered for the company on the ground TIA
interest certificates are not taxable. The ON
pany had paid under protest 5000 900 tax ald
interest upon the seizure Of considerable of it,
rolling stock by the government officers, and
then eued for its recovery back.
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Vessel Struck by Lightning and

NEWCASTLE, DEL, July 3.-During heavy
thunder storm last evening an unknown vessel
was struck by lightning below Wilmington
creek and burned to the waters edge. No par
ticulars have been received about the fate Of
the crew or name of the vessel.
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MI DEAR Mr.. EDfroR:-win yon allow ma
sufficient space IN YEA vsiusble eolumus 20
Esquire whether there h any existing law the
enforcement Of which will enable Oar worthy
chief Of police, Major Richards. 90 pat = stop 10
boys exploding IRE crackers, devil clasers Sc
In the streets. While coming down slh and Al
streets this evening with my children and some
friends, IL Was with the greatest dificaity that
my coachman could restrain his horsss and pre-
vent them running away, ~ the great risk Of
dashtng the carriage % pieces and killing or
seriously injuring some OF You will obliee
. great many citizens N you vii take this mat
ter MP, and exercise your powerful influence %
induce Major Richards % take efiectaal steps
70 abate this dangerous prstice.
ONE OF Your CONSTANT READKRs
WASHINGTON CTTr, ,Iuly I.t. lS.4
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Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-Between one and
two O'Clock this morning Henry Loth's mill for
the manufacture OF sewing machine cases, at
Broad and Wallace streets, was destroy bv
IRE. Loss, Sc, 900; insurance so, 900.
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A CreNassSa Closed.

NEW ORLEANS, July 3.-The Bonnet Care
Crevasse is closed. and the trains on the New
Orleans, jackson, and Great Northern road
will run regularly from this date.
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POLITICAL NorRs.-Gen. VIM. CogRswell, of
Salem, has taken the field for General Buffers
seat in Congress.
Representative VIM. j. Albert, of the nth
Maryland district, declines Q nomination ss
candidate for reelection TO Congress.
There 10 o little remnant of the old time de
mocrscy in Vermont. 1t consists Of one Of the
twelve candidates for governor. The eleven
who failed are Independents now.
The competitors for Mr. Dawes place are
growing less numerous Just at present. Messrs.
L. b. Gillett, OF Westneld, and N. A. Leonard
and Henry Alexander, Of Springfield, desire TO
be counted out
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A REMARKABLE CoNvICr.-John Parovan. Is
under a two years. sentence in the state prison
at Trenton, N. j., became intractsble som
days ago, and in order to force his dischargt
resolved not to eat anything for forty avs
Every inducement has been offered to persu AIDE
him 70 partake Of food, but he has steadily K ,pi
to his determination. A few days ago he tur neo
on the water in his cell, and, brandishing 8
knife, dared any one to approach him. He was
finally overpowered. All efforts to force FOOD
into his mouth prove futile, and IL Is stated thai
he has touched no food within the forty DAYS
During the period he has eaten ice and drank
water without stint.
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THE DISTRICT CoMnrssrouERs-Ta. Board

Board
Complete.-J. II. Ketchum, the newly sppointed
District Commissioner, arrived here this morn
ing in the early train from New York. Shortly
after nine O'Clock he visited the Executive
Mansion and had an interview with the Presi-
dent After preliminary conversation on the sub
lect OF the pointment, he signided his inten-
ton 10 accept. his commission IL now being
made out st the Interior department and as
soon as ready will receive the signature of the
President. The commission will then or yanize
and proceed 10 business.
MessTs. Dennison and Blow and Lieutenant
Hoxie called at the Columbia building this
morning and left in company with Inspector
wallace, to ride around the city to have the
improvements pointed out TO the N. Mr.. Ketch-
nm called at later hour, and soon afterwards
lett for the Treasury department to bond and
take the oath of Office.
Mr.. D6nnison, of the District commission
nied his bond in the sum of $50 On0 with Secre-
tary Bristow to-day, who approved the same.
II is expected the remaining Commissioners will
bond later to-day to- morrow.
All the commissioners were sworn in to-day
IL is The intention TO organize for business on
Monday next.
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NHN's SAVINGS BAxK.-It seems very likely
that the Freedmen's Savings and Trust com
papy will wind mp its affairs speedily. Orders
we're received from the national board Of trus
tees managing the institution &C Washington to
stop taking in and paying ont money. This or
der has already involved the company in . law
suit, and proceedings viii be begun either for
the appointment OF Q receiver or else for throw
ing the concern In bankruptcy.-N. Y. Tribune
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TIE BEECHKR TILToN CAsE.-The latest de-
yelopment in the Beecher-Tilton case Is O letter
from Dir. +. b. Carpenter to the editor of the
Brooklyn Eagle, setting forth at some length
to send MIR. Tilton and his family to Europe for
term OF years. According to this statement
MI. Carpenter called on Mr.. Beecher on the
ton alluded to the proposed trip Of Mr.. Triton
to Europe, and TO the necessity OF increasing
the capital OF the Golden Age. To both of these
requesting Mr.. Carpenter to see Mr.. Henry NJ
Cleveland before taking any steps In the rat
ter. 1t was the latter gentleman who, on hear
ditions that Mr.. Tilton thouid remain abroad
two years, and disclaim all sympathy with Mrs.
Wocdhulls views.
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KILLED nj Richard Schuyler
Alfred Croes and Schuyler Long, living near
day. Schuyler vas killed and the others Ssri-
ously injured.
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TIE FRRxpMEN's BANK IN NKNPHIs.-A
dispatch from Memphis rays: The suspension
Of the Freedmens eavtDgs bank here cauDo(
come excitement among the people, though ia
business has been small since the panic last fall
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SUSPENSION OF THK RICHMOND (BRANCH)
FREBDMAs's BAhK.-Tueeday Mr.. Charles
Spencer, Cashier of the Freedman's Bank Of thi.
city, received q telegram from Mr.. George W.
Stickuey, OF Washington, who Is the atcuary
stating that the board Of trustees had held n
meeting and decided not to receive any more
day morning large crowd gathered in front Of
he bank bew aiiing their sad loss. The loss viii
fall very heavy on thu poor colored people,
and they have our sympathy. 1t is thought that
the bank will pay about 90 per cent. on the de-
poeite. The number OF depositors il 8, 900, with
$40 eco on deposit.-R Richmond RAio I'd,
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wHoLEsALR POISONING BIZ SKRvANr.-A
colored gill was arrested at Winchester, Ky.
on Sunday, for poisoning three children Of DIR
she has nothing against the family, but pois
oned the children because she wanted to. A
year ago two white girls died suddenly in Q
family In Clark county, where this same CIR
was at service, and 1t u now believed that shs
poisoned them.
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TIE ARKAHsAs ELEcTIoH.-Ther return from
the Arkansas election are meaRre. A Little
Rock Dispatch says that Pulaski and Jefferson
counties elect the Brooks ticket. Jefferson IL
the only county heard nom which has given
any considerable majority against the conStitu-
ton. Returns from twenty-five counties give 5
majority Of about - ,oc0 for II.
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THE WEATAER
War DEPARTMENT, QGos AZ CAs0 StsaAl q

WHHiasToH, D. o., July ), iG1. ion : nj
PposxsuIrIxs-For New Enaland clearing
yea her will prevail, with southwest 60 northwest
For the middle states generally clear weather. north
or west winds during the day, sght changes IN tenn
srffc and sulf states partly cloudy weather, local
-nus essteriy sout hery winds. sliaht changes in
ttmpersfure and rising barometer. Fur Tennessee
Ohio valley generally clear wssf her, est
tuth Winds slight rise Of TEN seraturs and rising
resion generally clear vesthers winds shifting 70
essferly or soufhsrfy, decided change In temper
he upper lake region and the northwest clear or
fair weather. local rains near Lake Superior and in
AIRY or rising temperature end falling barometer.
The Missouri river viii riBe ct Omaha.
The Thermometer In the business once OF THE
erAR ragged today = follovs:-e Q. n, u. an,
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Local Option in California.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.-The local-option
election in Alameda county resulted in favor OF
The license party by large majority.
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TIE ANTE ROOM Of the Executive Mansion
has been filed all day with the victims of Con-
eressiOnai contraction, seeking to get the ear
OF the President, ard better still his influence,
20 restore them to their Off cial duties
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BISMARCK AND FwALD.-Dr. Ewald the
learned author OF "The History OF Israel" has
just been tried At Hanover for libel on Prince
Bismarck. The libel was contained IN an arti-
Gle written by the Professor in q PSrticularist
magazine, ia which the Chancellor was COM
pared TO Frederick II. and Napoleon III.-with
the former In 'his unrighteous war with Aus
tria and his ruination OF religion and morality"
and with the latter In "picking out the best time
possible for robbery and plumber" The Doctor
has been sentenced 20 three weeks imprison-
meBt- DIR. BehreDs, for publishing the article,
has been fined twenty-five thalers.-Pau Rcu
Gazette, June is.
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The GRAPHIC COMPANY, of New York, sue
cessors TO the American Photolithographit
company, are now furnishing the photolitho
graphs for the official gazette of the Patent
Office, under their contract.
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TIE CRIME AGAINST CHAsTITY.-The Dem
ton MD Union says: Grape cases are on th e
increase. We have another 20 record in this
county. The facts are simply these: At Hills
borough, In this county, on Tuesday week last,
a little girl, aged ten or eleven years, was sent
by her mother to a neigh boring store for a small
article, and while there she was induced 20 20
into an adjoining room where she was outraged
by the son OF the merchant, q youth OF about
fourteen years OF age. The facts were not male
public until Sunday last, and some time on Sun
day night or early on Monday morning, the
amorous youth lettfor parts unknown. For the
sake Of the parents and the youthfuness OF the
parties, we have omitted to mention names"
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mes his reputation at el0, zoo. II q doubtful
whether he can get the money; bat he h salng
for tt.
s0one day some people from Leeds called on
Disraeli 1t Manchester. He made them little
speech and, In the way Of badinsge, sald he
would SWIFT LEEDS In ffteen years." The tine
u mp and he has 70 20.
~The wife Of Rev. Henry w. Hale, has
the baptist Theological seminary at Newton,
MAJ, and received the usual delroe-ths nrsf
ever conferred on q woman by ehaf instifutSon.
Both are under appointment q misslonarieA
Brcoklyn progoss. that ne ssrsst-css
number q cars tor the exclusive ~ o. Iadios.
"No nale person." N TIE language q Al6er-
nm Fteehorb reoelu1ke1 AL oceapy ooaf N
sny eftaeee vehicles vhi1e lodies 80 eeoDeine
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tTH JULY EXCURSION
iTH OF JULY EXCURSION
sTEAMsS LADY OF THE LAKE
PINEY POINT AND PUNT LOOKOUT.
Enesmpment Week Sixth Regiment NJ NC

Toe tne a16 oommOdi.us iron ST. amer LADY OF
TIE LAKH win ave sixth-street Hs,
wharf SATURDAY MORNING AZ EsSae-H
ii % CLOCK siriS ing Point Look sz-sIz-z.<a
out saturday evening in time for the bali; return
II 2, 'esve itt Lookou, Suuday, Juls s, At ociTk
) N arriving IN Wa=hiB CtOn ~ =. m. july 8
THIS Tip Cfers T. ciIiZsn=, and especially 20
fanfiGs and scelsl parties, opportunity for two
GAYS OF hs hful recreation and pleasure uRequslsd
u any trim cut # the city. ais hne view Of the
Potomac river and Chesapeake bay by DAY.
StateroOms msy be engaged in atvarcs By april
cati 10 sr Dorsey CIagett or VIM. 81 Clagett
No sig Market Space
Tickets, round trip, for ssle On board, at s2 SO.
H'sis-DInner, 81; supper and breakfast, rs cents
each.
Every fort will be made 70 make IL pleasant and
agTeesble srd worthy Of the patronage Of our cti-
zen.- For further information apply 70
Je30 "a A. q PLANT. Agent.
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HON. BUFoRD WILSON, solicitor of the treas
ury, leaves for New York to- light in connection
with Official duties pertaining to his department
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THE gOu-RTS

POLICE COURT-yuQQc Smell.
To-day, VIM. Jones, Charles Shadler, VIM.
Williams, and about u dozen others forfeited
collateras for various minor offences. HArper
Green, loud and bOisterOus; 50. John Gilln,
profane; IS. John Il. Dugsu, same; s.. Joseph
Crawford, same; So. John w. Poler, assault
and LRttery on Mark Towers, a little by; IS and
costs. Thomas Fin, assault and battery on
Nellie Blunt; SlO and costs. Henry Vermillion,
assault AID battery on James j. King; $40 aud
costs. George Carr, assault ant battery on
LEWIS Block; reform school. Edward Burns,
interfering with Sergeant Acton in the dis.
charge OF his duty; SO and costs. Daniel
Conner, afiray; IS. Joseph LOwnds, larceny of
seventy i've cents from \ money drawer in the
shop Of Ellen SpotswOod; iudg ment suspended.
The court has adjourned until Monday next.
CRIMINAL COUKT-yuG9e Humphrsgs.
Yesterday, John Phillips, indicted for bur
glsry and larceny, was found not guilty; q.
Darlington for defence. Gabriel Monroe
charged with forging the name OF T.. Il. Church
70 an order upon Teresa Solomon; Mir. HInkle
for defence. This morning the trial OF Monroe
was resumed. The jury we're out when our re-
port closed. Eliza Tapp, charged with keep
ing sbawdy house-sppeal from Police Court
where a fine Of 500 Was impOsed-was tried;
Messrs. A. b. Williams and F. p. Close tor de-
fendant-aDd she was found not guilty.
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Me. WIN. o. AVERY, the new chief clerk of
the Treasury Department, will assume the
duties of the Office to day.
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SECRETARY BRIsrow will leave tonight fol-
Louisville, Ky, to attend the funeral of ar
uncle OF Mrs. Bristow, and arrange matters In
connection with his private business affairs
During his absence Mr.. Conant will act as Sec
rotary.
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COLLECTOR APPoINTED.-The President has
appointed James Shaw collector of customs at
Providence. r. T.
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A CUSTOM HOUSE ROBBED. On Sunday
night two men went to the house OF Mr.. Nc
Cormack, collector of customs at San Diego.
Cal, bound and gagged him, and procured the
ON bination of the custom house safe. One
renamed on guard over the collector while the
other went 70 the custom house, opened the
safe and took therefrom 5000. The men were
disguised and escaped with their plumber. A
picion. Mccormack was alone In his house.
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PRESIDENT GRANT will attend the reunion of
the Grand Army Of the Republic at Paterson,
n. j., on the 22d inst.
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FAILURE OF ISDEPKSDHrT RRpoRMsRs.-A
telegram from Springfield, ILL.,, says that the
ton met in that city on Friday morning, and
that Gen. A. b. Mcconnell. OF Sangamon CO.,
was elected president, and Mr.. Miner, OF Scott
county, secretary. Only eighteen delegates
we're present, and after considerable wranSline
concerning the expediency OF adiouruing until
some future time, or OF nominating Q candidate
Tor fos CONGRESS At All, and not coming 70 any sat
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Consul RECoGNIZED.-The President has re-
cognzed j. b. Casablanco vice consul of Chile
at New York.
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EXCURSIONS, &c.
GRAND PICNIC,
JULY 4, 1874.
WASHINGTON GROVE CAMP GROUND, O.
METROPOLITAN Z. L.

The Methodist Churches and their friends will
hold GBAND UNION P;CSIC r.
DAY July Atm. EkA @SsCzsS
High grounds splendid aud abundant al ade;
grad springs OF water; CrO4uet, quOit balls and
sViT for amusement
Trails leaves the Baltimore sni OaiO Railroads az
a m: returDiI Will reach she Cftv al D. m
Tickets or RoUnI-tTip, 81; children, from to
II YEAR,, soc.
Tickets tC be had az ChOsse C1.s,E F. Simb-
sou. b II. stinemetz. PelnsJ Is slis ~ anus; Pnr-
cells book store. On sire q; Joseph II. Hartley
Maynard, 6Dd Browns book store, Bridge street,
Georgetown; Emery Il sxter, Pennsyivs1is ave 1us,
between 1871 AMI 2l.h str ess; T1Omss Il Laaglsy,
S1h street, b stW-eu O and p ~ ,rthx -.
ga meetiUg Of the Ex. cGtive Com nfttee will be
held On toe uEts % c, mPle,e the arrang nents
fOr b. Hire the camp. 30.
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How 60 destroy the Potato Eng.

Editor Stor: As great diversity OF opinion stiu
exists relative 10 the efficacy OF the many rene
dies recommended tor the destruction OF the
Colorado, or Potato bug, I deem Il due 90
the large and respectable class OF producers
who are suffering from the depTeda;i 5ns OF this
destructive insect 60 give nv practical expert
ence in using one of there remedies NV potato
vines were literally covered with tue insect.
that IL, what was lott OF them, one third OF
which, at least, having been entirely Consumed,
when, on the 2)th of june d0sed them libe-
rally with a mixture Of Paris green and carbOlic
powder, IN proportion OF OBe-twelfth OF the
former 10 eleven-tgelfihs Of the latter, an 4, in
one week, after a careful eNsmi alton of the
yines, not one live insect could be found in the
entire patch. l am firmly convinced that the
csreOlic powder of itself will sufi &c for their
destruction. 4 notice, in other portions of nv
grounds, where the mixture has not been used,
a few OF these insects, who do net contne their
destructive qualities 20 the potato alone, but
take IN their way every vegetable product.
Even the plants in the flower garden show their
attack, and the roses particularly hsve suffered.
one application OF the mixture has likewise
afforded relief in their latter attacks.
Having obtained relief myself by this remedy,
feel desirious of assisting Others, aud reques.
you 10 give the above an insertion an your yalu
able Journal. e.
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THE TURF Racing ia Indiana The July
meeting OF the Evansville (Indiana) Turf AS
ISOLATION commenced Yesterday. The race be-
tween Goldsmith Maid and Judge Fullerton for
roCGO, was won by the Maid in three straight
heats. Time, 2:25H, 2:209 and 2:2IL. The
second race, for horres that have never beaten
three minutes. for $500, vas won by Jim Fisk
Best time, 2:41. Goldsmith Maid and Judge
Fullerton viii trOt at Indianapolis July 10.
The Columbus RdceS.-There was cool at
tendance st the second days races yesterday
me hrst race was trottIng race for q purse OF
SLIGO, best three in FIVE, and was won By Ohio
Boy. Time, 2:Sl, 2.27 q and 3OH. The second
was vas iunnng race, free to all, for a purse of
500, three in five, and was won by War Jig
Time, l:47H, 1:49 and 1:4Sk.
Ia Connecticm.-In the 1926 race at Plsinville
yesterday, for purse of 5000, Thomas Jeffer-
ION won In three straight heats. beating Alb
dsllah, Barney and Kelley. Time, 2:2S 4
DEXTER PARK Races yesterday was the first
gay ct the Dexter Park summer meeting. The
hfst race was a running race, mile heats, for all
ages. The race W as won by Cleaner in 1:4SH,
E5lE. Sweet Bay was second, and Nolle third.
The second race was mile dash. Nellie Quinn
was the winner, with Port Leonard second, and
harry OF the west third. Time, EASY.
JAY COOKE & Co.'s BANKRUprcY.-The
Register has made ap order in the bankruptcy
case of Jay Cooke 81 Co., appointing July "a as
the time and the Registers office as the place
ordering that they file in the Registers Office,
five days before that time, their proper disclo,
sure In writing for such examination. This or
der, the Philadelphia Ledger says, is one which,
under the direction of the court, has been
usually made in bankruptcy cases in the dis
trict. The words "last examination" are used
III a technical sense, and are intended to en-
brace the full disclosure of the causes of in
solvency, and an account in the form of balance
sheets or otherwise Of the property or monev
which has come into the hands of the bankrupt,
and OF Its disposition by him. short form of
balance sheet for this purpose has been for the
bankrupt 70 charge himself with his capital at
The commencement of his business, the gross
profits and the debts for which value has been
received, and to credit himself with the proper
ty returned in his schedules at cost price, out
standing debts due him, the expenses Of his
business and Of his family. II there should be
any difference between such charge and credit
t must necessarily be explained by statement
Of particular losses or otherwise-N Y Times
T,fTaf
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INTERNAL REvKNUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were SI3O,5l7 IL
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A KHRoexHH HoLooAUsr.-At East Cleve-
land. Ohio, on Wednesday two servant girls :,
we're burned TO death b. the explosion OF . can
Of gasoline, while they were lighting Q IRE.