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-!ryou will take away the q
from noise, YOU will have nose
lett.
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Most people are like eggs
too full of themselves to hold any
thing else.
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How TO become pulled up
swallow n pint of yeast.
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-Ifa man can sleep on II pint OF
whisky, how many pints would 1t
take TO wake him "
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Chinese is to be taught at II
Boston normal school. The girls
are determined TO be no longer ig
norant Of what is written on fire
cracker packs and tea chests mail.
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DO You Shake?
Cured or .MO.vEY REFU.vDED

81 to 500 per day, Agent. wanted. All
ooth sexes, young ami old make more money at
Work Tor us, iu their own localities during their
spare moments, on all the time. than ut ANYTHING
Else. We otet employ meut that will pay hand
som'Iy FOR every hour work. Full particulars
.''Ih, "t. sent lrcc send VI, vuur address at
once. Don't delay. Now is the time. Don {
look iot work or business elsewhere, until You
have learned what yOu oticr G. STlN>ONN co.
l''''"nu, MAINE. Jan. 10 ly,
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THE SUN.
DAILY AND WEEKLY FOR 1875.

Inc approach Of the PRESIDENTIAL election gIvos
unusual Importance to the events and dcyclupe-
mcut, of l,1l. We shall cudcayur to describe
them fully, faithfully and fcurlc.-ly
TIE NELkll Sun hH, now attained CircU-
laltun uioNrr seventy thousand copies Its read
rI. are ipuud ia every state and territory, and
u~ quality is well known to the public. We
shan .ot only endgayor 10 keep ii fully Up tn the
Old standard bat To improve and add 10 IT. yaric-
" and power.
THE WEtKINSUN will continue TO be a
thorough newspaper All the news Of the day
will I've found 10 it, condensed when mimpor-
tauf, ;t tull length when Of moment and always.
We hu-t treated IN - acIear, interesting and in
,trUCtIyc manner
IL Is onr aim to make the WEEKLY Sun the
b''st family newspaper in the wqrld II viii De
iull OF entertaining aud appropriate reading of
every sort, hut will prlpt nothing To- offend the
most Scrupulous and delicate taste II will al
Wals contain the most Interesting stories and 20
nance, of the day, carefully selected and lcgi.ly
printed.
= he Agricultural Department is q prominent
feature in the WEEKLY Sun. and it- uuulcs
viii alWaNs De found fresh and ...''
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ADVERTISING Cheap, Good: Systs,a
at,c.-An per,ot vho contemplate max.
lng contracts with Eewspsper for the
ilsertion of advertisements, should send
- c,i';s 10 GEO. I. ROWEiL y CO., Park
Row, New York, for :h.ir PiMPlII Er BOON
tn'hety seventh cditipnl c.pisil
900 p.w-Ia.a~~
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FEVER AND ACHE.

FEVER AND 'GUE cured for nv ccntS Thor, Is
not %meIul a-ant IN THIS world that will Fever
and Asue. ard all other MIl1ruuS, Bilious, Scarlet.
IyLhol, yellow. and uthtr fcstrs laiici bv RAD
WAY PILLS. 50 quick as RADNAA . READY RE
LIEF Fltty cents per bottle.
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Lorenzo Day having married
Miss Martha Week, local paper
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FITS CURED FREE!

ANY person suffering from the above disfg.,r f.,
requested 30 address Dr. Price. and uill l.ff,.
of medicine viii be forwarded by express.
FREE!
The only cost being the express charges. which
owing tu my large business are small
DIR. Price |, a regular Physician, and has made
the treatment pf
FINS AND EpTIET~N
q study for ytafS. aud will warrant - cfra r, the
Use of his remedy.
DO no; fail to send 10 him for a trial bot,l,; il
costs nothing. and he
WILL CURE NOT,
no matter of how long standing your ease may h,
or huW many other rcmrUiys may have iai,el
Circulars and Testimonials sent With
FREE TRIAL BOTTLE.
BE particular to give your HNpr,ss a. well rs
your Post Dflice direction. and address
DIR CHAS r. PRICE.
4. William Street, New York
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ATLANTA. GA , Jnne 3. ls15.

ATLANTA, IA , june ., $50
MEssRs LOVE Il WILSON.
"Sn,me Ia last was taken sick VII regular Fever and
Ague, having had
weeks was induced 70 Try ofyour AntinaG5@l Belts; 50 dis
tlriou all medicine Belts
Aguc lighter
three -four times when left entirely good appetite and
clear skins and in future, If should have chill Oragu would
your Pads, physc Wishing everybody
be be
enough 10 get of your Belts,
am respectfully, etc
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A smart th.ng-a mustard pIas-
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r. n C Ii $ II
Female BitterS.
DOWN TO ONE DOLLAR

OF
Of 81
yielded
Il Female Omp cl
or &c
q err
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DIR. RRDWAY'S
PGlieGtPlrgatiVD&R0gllatiIgP

perfectly tas,eless elegantly coated with sweet gam,
purge regulate purity, cleanse and strengthen. Rad
ways Pills the cure OF all disorders Of the stomach.
Liver Bowels Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases,
Headache Constipation, Costvcncss, Indigestion, Dys-
pepsia Biiousness Bilious Fever, Inflammation of the
Bowels Piles, and all Derangoments Of the Internal
NisCera Warranted TO effect positive cure. Purely
Vegetable, containing mercury, minerals or deleeri
Gus drugs.
few doses of RAILWAYS FILLS will free the sys-
lem from all the above named disorders Price 25 cents
per BOX. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
READ FALSE AND TRUE Send one lrtter
stamp TO RADWAY & CO. No. 20 Warren St, New
York Information worth thousands will be sent you.
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MEssRs LOVE a WILSON

h, Read ~ following certificate.
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ATLANTA, GA, june 3, 1915.

II
tuecl SINCE and
II asI Nas in audu
M.
NoN Ga.
frmM Iha,r Ifl u
NAcov &c rh.
o hN 70 l W Il
sodw OF III
he u.r mdt all the pu
The atbvre Iolson addressed a
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The number NJ mouiua
increasing, aud the NEI|
per especially. II hciua
uh,ys no iliata'iun toutu
Z for The election pf the bed,
corruption that disgrace,
ems the overflow OF rrpu
has no fear Of kua,cs. an
their supporters
The markets. oftycly kid
regularly reported iu 10, cd|
Ihcpriecui OF the " tEkI
/ year fOT a sheet ul eight p..
Gmu- As this barely pat.
and printing. IS, are not IiH
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W.au CENTS w,l .,ttbc p,
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| THE WEEEII sUN hi
/ columns Only Sl@1a Veal
/ No discounts from ihis rule
TIE DAILY Sun -Alar
paper of twenty eight cplur
tion over ln,otn. All the II
subscription. postage prep.
Or 81. 20 a year. To clubs OF
a! 20 pei cent. Address,
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a bay is made. Week is lost
But time should not complain
1hcrc'll soon be little bays enough
To make the Week again
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Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.

Every drop Of the sARSAPARTLLIAN RFSOI-
VENT communicates through the Blood. sweat Urlnc,
aud other Fluids and iuiCos ut the system the Nisor NJ
life for II repairs the wastes of the body with new aud
sound material Scruiula. SYPHILIS, Consumption
Glanduar disease, Ulcers In tho throat. Mouth. Tu
mOrs, Nodesin the Glands amt other a., ~ stem
Sore Eyes, Struuruus discharges from the Ear AMI
the worst forms Of S1in diseases, Ernn'nus Fever
Sores SCald Head, Ring Wnua salt Bnvun ETysiyul4s
Acne, Black Spots, Worms IN the Fr,n. Turur, Can.
GERS in the Womb, and all weakening uud PAINFUL ds
charges Might SwcSts Loss OF Sperm and i wastes Of
the life principle, are within the curative range this
wonder OF Modern Chemistry, and few duNs' H." will
prove any pc using i'tur either yse forms
disease its potent power 10 cure them.
II The patient, daily becoming reduced hv Tho wastes
aud decomposition that ~ continually progressing
cceds in arrestiug these wastes and repairs the
with new material made from healthy bloud-and This
the SARSAPARILLIAS will aud does sr,uTr-i cure
is certain; for when once this remedy commences its
work of puriiicatiln and succeeds u diminishing the
loss OF repairs will be rapid and every day
the patient will feel himself growing bcer and stronger
the food dgesting better appetite improving and flesh
and weight increasing.
Not only does the SARSAfAritttAN RE9ntrFS1 excel
all known remedial agents in he OF Chronic SCro-
fulOus, CONSTITUTIONAL and san diseases but IL Is the
Ouy positive cure for
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Are You Bald or Does Your Hair Fall Out
NO HAIR, NO PAY

control the Wonderful
Il the hair pnhailbr l1-:i
,lI
has by tho Of
,wton uua
O he ION ire
clint o
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Kidney G Bladder Complaints.

Urinary and Womb diseases Gravel, Diabetes prupsy,
stoppage OF Water !uCuntuCuCe Of Urine" Brgts Dis
ease, Alhumuuria, and in all cases where there are
brick dust deposits the water i,thck cloudy mixed
with substances like the Whs OF egg or threads ike
white silk or there l. a morbid dark, bilious appear
anyc and white bouedu deposits, and when there il
prickug, burning sensation when rsslug water, AMI
pain in the Small OF the Back and a.Ju. tho LOlnz.
TumOr of II Years GrOpth
Cured by RddtCGy'S ResolUent.
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EV. r.. R.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from One to Twenty Minutes.
NOT ONE HOUR
aftcrre ling this Cdve-l'- ent need any ono
SuFFEE Will PAIN
RAILWAYS READY, RELIEF Is CURE FOR
E'LkN PAIN.
Itwasthr .lrsturlB
Tho Only Pain Remedy
that atnssntly stop. tie most extruca,g pains aliay.
one Application. '"'' -
INFEoM ONE TO twenty xtgUTEs.
10 mater r how violent or cxcru-anp the paia the
NtHrHs'c, or proslrated with disease may suti,r,
RACWaT'S EEkOY EEL.es
WILL AFFORD IvST,vrGAsE
lNFLAMMAIuS UE IIE kluNFNs
- INFLANNArION or THE EIAnDr,
lNFLANNtrloN OF tue RoWEl.S.
SORE THROAT DIefiGtLi'r GHiGEiTrirIIiHih W. i' MIS-.
MYSTERIES, GROUP uNbfrriilRN birriEGi OF THE HNh"T
HEADACHE, ToornArrE' E'"IAR"H' INFLUENZA
COLD CHILGs. AGrF CGiiirHHit&. HHit."IN' "i'h' Af'.Sh.
The sGpl.caiion otthc itsHdy scucrto tho ra-'or
parts re- the pam or cllhCu!tJ cA.ss wlauord ease
aud Comfort.
Twenty @r9r' p II R2lc9 g tg,lsr gacs lnorcv
iiEAEIBlRN SICK HEADACHE, pfAEEUuEA
,,i n1iSESTE&Y II r. CpLc WIND ~ THE bO@ELs,
Tnyegrs ,hou'4. ALWAYS carry hcnlc of Had
water III better than Flruch Brand, or Bpcrs as a
stiInulanL
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DIS. LOVE Il WILSON

WI wv Nl 70 W. VI i'fHfHllNl last
Yer In ihumasyiile. Southwestern q
by three eminent physicians who ,
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better than to say that he spoke and voted against
q measure, when, IN TACT, he was not a member
and knew nothing about II.
Mr.. Cox-The question came up afterward on
the LecomptOn constitution.
Mr.. NIBLAcK-I ask the gentleman mt. Wheeler)
whether he Endorsed the action OF the Executive
IN Kansas
Mr.. WHEELER-Never, nor on any other occa
sion. Did any OF the democracy approve oil itY
(I.aughter.)
Mr. NIBLAcK---I was not responsible for what
the democracy did.
Mr. Coxs amendment was voted on and re-
jected.
On motion OF Mr.. CoBURN, trep) OF Ind, an
amendment was inserted providing that wnen
troops or officers change stations their families
shall receive iree transportation on land-grant
and subsidized railroads.
On motion OF Mr.. RANDALL fdem) OF Pa, an
amendment was inserted !orbldding payment lor
any patent tor the preservation Of Goth from
moths or midew,
The committee rose and repOrted the Dill 10 the
House. and 1t was passed without q DIVISION
Mr.. POLAND, (rep.) of VT, IRON the select COM
mittee on ARKANSAS AFFAIRS reported resolution
that the report OF that committee be accepted, ana
that IN the Judgment OF the House no interference
with the existing government IN that STATE W
any department OF the government Is ADVISABLE.
He gave notice that ne would call II up as early as
possible next week.
Mr.. SWAMI, (dem.) or Nd. from the Committee
on Appropria TONS made a report on the subject
OF the new Post Office building In Baltimore. Or.
dered TO DE printed and recOmmtted.
The House then, aG twenty minutes OF five r. NJ,
adjourned.
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AN ELEPHANT BATTLE.

The wild animals at the Hippodrome seem to
have lost none OF their instincts in captivity.
Though Gagged and cripbed, domesticated and
constantly betray their savage natures. The
pair OF rhinoceroses quarrelled soon as
they met at the Hppodrome, and were
with difficulty separated while the eopards
q few days ago INDUCED In battle that
ended In the death OF the weaker one. Yes
terday the gage OF war was between the ele-
plants, race OF animals usually quiet and peace.
able after demonstration. One day this week the
management received from Europe a small
female elephant named Julia, and she
to that class OF pachydermatous. The Old and new
members OF the elephantine family appeared to
agree with each other very well until yesterday
afternoon. When the matinee performance was
being placed next to an elephant called
Prince, who at once began fondng his
companion. Julia resented his attentions and
with bow OF ner probOscs knocked him of his
feet. Prince became enraged at this treatment
and attacked Julia as SON as he recovered from
his astOnlshment. The struggle was q fierce one
and tusks with rare coed will. and the
scene was so noisy that the audience be-
came somewhat frightened. All OF the elephants
trumpeted shrly, and their commotlon LED TO
several cages IN the menagerie. Before the watch
full attendants could repair to the scene OF the en-
counter Julia was BADLY gored BY her an.
restored 1t was found necessary to place
her in huge sling OF canvas, as she had sustained
a severe wound IN the shoulder. The Keepers do
not consider the unfortunate beast In any great
danger, though the occurrence Is deeply deplored.
The TACT OF such battle taking place IS considered
remarkable, as old hunters say that elephants
have never been known to quarrel IN menagerie
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PROPOSED PRISON PICTURES.

''RoGUEs' GALLERY" ABOUT TO BE INAUa-
DRAFTED AT sIrG SING.
new feature Is about being inaugurated at
Sing Sing Prison by Warden Walker. The lnnova-
ton alluded to Is the establishing OF q photo.
graphic gallery in connection VITA the prison,
where the portrait OF every coavIct VIII be made
on his entry INTO that institution. 1t Is not IN
tended TO form o permanent 'rogues' gallery"
as meritorious conduct during incarceration
Will ensure the return OF the picture to the well
behaved convict on nls discharge ron the prison.
Among the ends I'M ended to be subserved by the
proposed plan are the facilities 1t would offer In
the matter OF recapturlng OF escaped prisoners,
as copies Of tue pictures could at once be
scattered far and near, thus rendering speedy
detection almost certain. 1t would Also
enaoie parties looking Tor relatives in the prison
under assumed names 10 terminate what often
times is a heart-vearing suspense, by an exami-
nation OF the pnotOgra pbc collection. This latter
feature OF prison lie where relatives call to unplore
information regarding some erring one, whose
identity has been adroity obscured in maze OF
aliases, FORMS perhaps one OF the most affectlng
phases 81 penal servltude, and 1t Is frequently tue
case, when all other means OF discovering the
criminal have neen exhausted. pubic notifca-
tion Is made by the Chaplain In tue chapel re-
guessing tue lost convict ~ make himself Known
IL Is also believed that the photograph project Will
have a sanitary effect on the general department.
OF the Inmates.
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HARVARD COLLEGE DINNER.

The ninth annual dinner OF the Harvard Club
was held last night at Delmonico's About lis
persons sat down TO dinner. A large number OF
prominent persons were present, among wnOm
were Mr.. William NJ. Evarts uresh from the Beecher
trial, President Eliot, DR.. John G. Stone, Pro-
lessor Theyer, DR.. Sexton OF the Louis
vile University; Hon. John BlgelOw, Mr..
Gardaw and Mr.. James II. Carter. Mr.. Joseph
L. Choate presided. Alter short open.
ing speech by Joseph II. Choate. Presi-
dent Eliot responded to the toast OF "Alma
Mater.u and SPOKE ol the glOres OF the old col
iege. referring to the many prominent people
present as lest OF what the Institution had
accomplished. The Hon. John Bigeiow responded
TO the toast OF american Llterature;' Judge
Rowland spoke on the toast OF tine Bench" ana
Dr. J. q. Stone on the 'Medica Profession"
Peter B. Olney answered to the toast OF City Poll
tics,n and spared neither side in Ills humorous
criticisms. DIR. Bellows was down for the answer
to the toast to 'rhe clergy" and James II. Carter
TO that OF ''Tne Bar.n Mr.. ii. ii. Sedgwlck was
one OF the speakers and Professor Ihayer
swe red to the toast OF ''Tne School," All went or
very pie asanty ana the company did not sepaga ate
until q very late hour.
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tent by the appropriations to feed and clothe these
Indians made by Congress every year.
Mr.. STEWART said II the men sent into mis- state
were specimen OF those who governed the lndi-
ans, at least three-iourtns OF all TINS money was
stolen. he believed IN honesty toward them. ana
cessiul
was an appropriation OF s960.00O 10 feed these
indians, and IN addition two regiments OF cavalry
o m me me rp 10 agit was tht these
Indians were driven on their reservations IN the
winter time and fattened up to enable them 10
carry on their depredations against the whites IN
the summer. These appropriations Tor the inui-
ans were the most amazing mose astonishing ~
stances OF pronlgacy in the expenditures OF me
government. The Indian Department expended
Just what 1t thought proper, anu then came 10
congress for large Deficiencies
MIR. WINDOW SAID there was roll Kept showing
that 1875 OF these Apaches were ied ID Arizona
alone. True, the Indian Department sometimes
had 10 exceed the Appropriation, out IL was
always to save an Indian war. General Crook
had'been successful In Arizona but he went with
money belonging to the indians had been stolen.
but not TO the extent named by the senator from
Mr.. HAGEn. idem.) or CAL. said he had no conf
dence In the policy recently lnaugurateu FROM
what he mad heard IN regard TO these reservations
ZION, in consequence OF which the Indians broke
out TO get the necessaries llfe.
The amendments proposed oy the committee
We're agreed to.
The committee withdrew the amendment
authorizing a computation OF the area OF the
Creek reservation on the north iork OF the
Canadian River, and approprlating sl5o, 600 rom
the moneys In the Treasury belonging 10 the
Seminole indians to pay TOR said tract
Mr.. BOGY moved TO strike out the amendment
authorizing the secretary OF the Interior 70 Issue
TO the Missionary Society OF the Methodist Episco-
pal Church patent Tor certain land IN The state
OF Michigan. Rejected.
The other amendments OF the committee were
agreed to; among them one appropriatlng
$50, 900 to lquidate such claims on the Round val
lev Indian Reservation, California as shall oe
found valid by virtue OF presumption or home
stead entry.
the Appropriation for educaUhg children and car
ing Tor the orphans In the Central superintend-
enCY from SlO, QUO to $35, 600.
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ably 10 the proclamation OF the President Will
comprise iorty.one republicans, Jwenty-eight
democrats and four liberal republicans or inde-
pendents. as follows republicans in Roman,
democrats in italics. independents In small
capitals) -
George E. Spencer. George GoldthDdite.
ARKANSAS.
Powell Clayton. stephen W. Dorsey.
cALIFoKNIA.
Aaron A. Sargent. NEWTON BOOTH.
Orris S. Ferry. william W. Eaton.
Ell salisbury. Thomas F. Bayard.
simon B. couover. Charles W. Jones.
GEORGIA
Thomas Mason Noruood. John B. Gordon.
ILLINOIS.
John A. Logan. Rlcnard J. oglesby.
INDIANA
oliver P. Morton, Joseph E. Mcdonald.
George G. Wright William B. Allison.
KANSAS.
John James ingalls,. James NJ. Harvey.
KENTUCKY.
John ". Stevenson. Thomas C. McCreerv.
LOUISIANA.
Lott NJ. Morrill,. Hannibal Hamlin.
MARYLAND
George Il. Dennis nm. Ptnchnev Whyte
MASSACHUSETTS
George Boutwell,. Henry l. Dawes.
Thomas W. Ferry. l. ?. chrlstiancy.
MINNESOTA.
william WINDOW. S. j. r. McMillen.
MISSISSIPPI
James Lusk Alcorn. Branch X. Bruce.
MISSOURI.
Le,cis Y. Bo2u f. A. CockreH.
NEBRASKA.
Phineas w. Hitchcock. A. ). Paddock.
NEVADA.
John P. Jones. W. NJ. Sharon.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Aaron II. Cragn. Balnorldge Wadleign.
NEW JERSEY.
F. T. Frelinghuysen. 7. p. Randolph.
NEW YORK.
Roscoe Cenkling. Francis Herman.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Matt W. Ransom. A. s. Aerrtmon.
John sherman. alien G. Thurman.
James K. Kelly. John q. Mitchell.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Simon Cameron. VIM. A. Wallace.
RHODE ISLAND.
Henry B. Anthony. Ambrose e. Burnside.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Thomas j. Robertson. John ]. Patterson.
Henry cooper. A,d,'e,o johnson.
NJ @. HAMILTON. samuel B. Aarev.
VERMONT.
george F. Edmunds. Justin S. Morrill,.
VIRGINIA.
John ". Johnston. Robert r. Withers.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Henry G. DaUts. A. 7. Cdpertoa-
WISCONSIN.
Timothy o. Howe. AGNUs CAMERON.
T. B. S. Pinchback, elected by the Kellogg dy
nasty IN Louisiana, has not yet been admitted t.
his seat aud there are some doubts as to hi
ever being successful In attaining 1t. The dead
lock In Minnesota Tor the successOrship OF Sen
ator Ramsay still continues, out no d0uot reg
ular republican Will eventually be elected
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BRoOKLYN's POOH DEFICIENCY BILL.

The Kings County Board OF Supervisors have.
through their committee decided to urge tie
passage OF an act by the Legislature providing for
authority Tor she county TO issue certificates Of
Indebtedness to the amount OF $1oo,ooo Tor the
maintenance OF the poor. draft OF the act.
winch has been prepared. provides Tor borrow
ing updD credit sum OF money not 10 exceed the
amounrn AIMED, aud makes the certificates OF ln-
debtedness payable February l, 1876, with interest
There snail tie inserted Ia tue annual tax levy Ior
the year 1875 amount sufficient to pay the
principal and interest OF said certLhcates.
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POLICY PLAYERS IN CUSTODY.

The BROOKLYN police authorities are again mag
ing war upon "the.tlgef." Last evening Captain
Crofts and Detectlve'yan Brunt received informa-
ZION that there was policy shop in full blast at
No. 495 Hudson avenue. They at once Qirded on
tbelr l0cusis aud bore down upon the gambling
hau IN question ana captured the proprietor,
Charies Marun, and all the boOKy, drawings aud
slips In the pace. Louisa Murray James Hickey
and Cornelius scott were arrested as witnesses
and are held 10 answer.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

BEpEIL -HERING.-On Tuesday, February IS. at
the residence Of the BRIDES uncle, JACOB Ecker
son. at Nyack on the Hudson, by Rev. Henry "
voorhees,, CAROLINE FRANCES Herring TO CHARLES
STUART BEDELL. No cards.
CARGILL-OsTRANDER.-In Brooklyn February
1s 1875 at the residence OF the BRIDES mother by
the Rev. 5. IL. Camp, HENRY Ii. CARGILL, OF De-
trolt, Mich. and IDA A. OsTRANDER, granddaughter
OF the late John Mollard, Of New YORK City.
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THE INCOMING SENATE.

The United States Senate. which will convene
IN specia! session on the 5th or March next agree
ably TO the proclamation OF the President, viii
comprise 0rty-one republicans. twenty eight
democrats and four liberal republicans or inde-
pendents. as follows republicans in Roman,
democrats in Italics, independents In small
capitals) -