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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-29
THE AUDITOR SUSPENDED
Confined from First Page.

admission OF tho charge and claim that IL not Vo-
Iation OF duty 1t for this Board to whether they
think IL IA liable TO such construction and II they DO
then n becomes the duty OF the Board 10 report the cose
10 the Governor said no would like to hear The At
torney Generals views.
Attorney General Pratt replied that he thought the
oucsons to ,ecidcd had been fairly stated by the
Lioa there was no dispute ABOUT she
main facts and he did think it necessary to go beyond
them.
Controller Hopkins then suggested that resolution be
nassed asking the Governor TO present tho matter to the
Senate.
Attorney Pratt replied that such action would
be legal but sti 1t would like lodging The Board
could AJAX the Governor TO suspend and without u re-
quest from them the Governor had no power OF susPen
sion The Governor could not remove
Controller HOPKINS then offered resolution providing
that the testimony taken before the Canal Investigating
Commission. and their report thereon In the Thayor mat
tor be referred the Governor for such action "a ne
might see III TO take. Mr. Hopkins said he offered such
resolution the that he hal not read the te'
mony which the Board was expected 10 act.
The resolution was lost by vote Of Yea TO 3 Nays
as follows: Yea-Iopkins-I Observation-Disclosures, Wiers
and Pratt-3 Treasurer Raines being absent through
Illness
Mr.. Pratt offered tho following;
RssoIred That requisition IL hereby made upon Ms
Excellcncy the Governor TO suspend Francis D mayer
the Auditor Of the Canal Department aud to appoint
suitable person to perform his duties II IL shall be made
appear 10 him that the said Auditor mas violated h
% i'm respect 10 tho public moneys in ms charge and
subject his draft the particulars OF which alleged ylO
laon of duty appears In the report OF Tue commission
investigate the affairs OF the canals OF the state WHICH
has submitted this Board Bnd which Is herewith
transmitted.
II WAS adopted by the following vote: Yeas
DOrsheIner. Wlllcrs, ana Pratt-3. nay-HOpklDb-l'
Treasurer Raines wiiS absent
The Commissioners OF the Canal Fund thon adjourned
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,uR INTERCOLLEGIATE REGATTA.

PROTEST FROM THE WINNING CREW.
., COMING RACE WITH OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE
COLUMBIA AND CoRNELLs CLAIM 10 BE con-
s,pysEp REPRESENTATIVES, AMERlcAN CREWS
,,cuT OARS OR SIX OARS
~, EditOr OF The Tribune.
Sp. The withdrawal of Yale from the Rowing
,.sociatiou Of American Colleges has come 80 mex
pceay to the public in general that people are crlt
,.inc the Colleges action without properly consider
iii in all ITS bearings Tomany of the boating men
A. the Association. however, this step Is no SURPRISE
md word from participant in three of the last
ares of the Association may help TO exhibit more
,loarly the reasons influencing the Yale Navy.
The AQUATIC contests between Harvard and Yale
hegan in 1852 and ended IN 1870, at which time
Yale refused TO row Harvard again on Lake Gum
sieamond ON account of the repeated fouls which
oeourred in turning the stake-bOat AS very few
persons are acquainted with this period of American
College boating the following statistics are offered.
which have been taken from 1.-The American Illus
,,dei Catalogue AID OarsmaD's Manual" of 1871.
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THE BAR ASSOCIATION.

TIE REVISION or THE LAw-ADMIssloNs TO THE
nAR-coNsouDl 1IoN OF rHE CIVIL COURTS.
The Bar Association held last evening an
adjourned meeting to consider the reports OF committees.
william NJ Eyarts presiding Mr.. Van Wrinkle offered
resolutions complimentary to Montgomery IL. Throop
and Iudgc John their work the revision of the
law and appointing committee Of five to examine the
work as far as it Is ready for legislative action with
view to action by tho Association recommending II TO
the legislature unless amendments should be found
necessary. The resolution adopted, and Mr. Van
Wrinkle Charles Tracy. ex-Judsc BnOt:, H. T. NASH ana
WIN. Aren Butler were appointed IA the Committed
Louis L. Delteld presented long report on tue SUD
iect of admissions to the bar reviewing the practice In
Ibis regard in other States and in Great Britain The
conclusions of report that the present system OF
admitting the mere diploma OF "A law schOo ~ uist.
islacOry. At least course oil two years III law schoOi,
cover NJ months actual Attendance, WIN one year
cership III an Office. should be required OF the aPpl-
and he should tucn BE- required 10 buDt 70
am examinatlon by permanent board before obtaining
cerlce as attorney. The report suggests that pro
baton years, with partial license AT the emu o
fr Icors world be still better raise tho standard
ana character of tie profession. Three thOusahd copies
of the report ordered 10 bc printed. , 49,,
George H. Ye9man offered a resolution that the hsoo-
cint recoumC nd To the Legislature the ocn-titltlOhd
amendment drafted by the Committee on l1iigaied Is
ness This amendment, If adopted, cohe0lddes lhe 81
periOr Court and Court OF Common I'leas WIN ,ho
supreme Court and gives the supreme CouIl Oi lns as
trt New York lily and County, Fl judges, the Judges
of the Pleas and superior Courts To serve on
their present terms supreme Court judges All cases 10
be transferred the supreme Court ana all specia ul
dciion now exercised by the TWO courts 10 DC also ans
fereI 10 the Supreme Court all the just ces exc pit I'VE
I'm Inc Maid by the city as The amen nent fulher
provides five General Term Judges To DE scftou ou
of the u under the existing or iuue laws lohs ana
som, what desuOry discussion arose on the motion 10
autrOye this constitutional amendment turning III sieh
measure on the dc,iIablty OF Including some amend
nent n. 10 the Marine and District Courts. Finally on
motion OF Elliott L. shepard, whole subject was laid
over until tho next meeting.
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TFIEGRAPHfC NOTES.

BosTON Dec. 2S.-rhe jury in the case Of
Abraham Jackso noted deauer and f0rgr rendered a
virrt guilty all the three counts 0i the Indictment
against HIM.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 2S.--The congregation at the
revival meeting q. noon today Large. Mr.. Moody
preached Prayer the Aced reading rom the lIth
chapter Of Hebrews the 5th OF job ami the Oh Psalm ar
sankey gave Go. Uury thy sorrow,' as solo.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, Dec. 2S.-The Alabama Legs
aiuTo The Governors message il devoted en-
ters Of state Interest ana IN kes no reference to
affairs. report from Tie CODn5 " settle the
state debt Will be mIdo IN few days
MILFORD, Penn, Dec. 2s.-The disease from which
cattle have dying the lower part NewJersey, has
and other counties in tue Ncsefn por
ton IL similar 10 the black rot "ich recently
prevailed In New Ork.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, Dec. 2S.-The State Educa-
tonsl Commissioner. tOnight An address 81 welcome
Mayor Claks0D winch wa. responded 10 bf the
Hon Neil Gimond president b. a McMath read an address
Commissioner Morchouse OF Cayuga County wa, eioo'd Re
cording secretary.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dee. 2s.-The Fisk University,
UourOd youth which has Just Oeou
will be eicaed on NeS Years day win apptO
pirate Tho building cost -izuoOO nearly all OF
Which was raised by famous jubilee singers stuens OF
the University.
MILFORD Penn, Dee 2S.-The celebrated Cold Pair
cave Delaware Water cap Penn, has been sold 10
John COlylle, millionaire, for 5000
WuKEsBARgR, Penn, Dee 2S.-The gorged ice
started to-day the river fell IL feet In hail many
hours street travel has been resumed bet"een NAos
and Kingston.
BosroN, Dec. 2S.-The Eceain1 journal questions
the eyed dcoyery o ssb1OOO worth OF
Eastern Railroad sNd 10 Do IN oAocss OF inc
amount entered upon tho books oil the Company.
PORTLAND. Me- Dec. Pa daring attempt to
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ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING IN CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, s. c., Dec. 2S.-The largest
and most enthusiastic public meeting hold in Charleston
since the war place this evening IN response to
call 20 sustain the action OF Gov Chamberlain in re
using commissions to Mcssrs. Whipper and Moses.
The assembage was largely composed Of sub
,tantial business men of this city. Geo. W. VII
liams one Of the wealthost merchants in the State
presided. Resolutions presented by Gen. Jas
Common, and wero adopted amid great cheering.
hey protest against the elevation of Moses aud Whpp
md and while rendering to Gov Chamberlain thoh
grateful thanks for the bold and statosmahlke otigs
ue bas made in the cause OF reform
in the economical administration of tbt
Government, in the preservation Of tIo public iath II
the equal administration OF Justice. and in the mant-
nance the public peace. pledge him stedfast supper
or the accomplishment Of these ends Speeches wen
delivered by u number of the leading citizens.
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TIE CUBAN INSURREC1ION.

INVESTIGATION or THE RUMoRs As 10 SPANISH
RECRUITING AGENCY Is THIS CITY.
The rumors about Spanish agency III this
city for The enlistment OF Italians for the Spanish army
in Cnba are stl exciting much interest among Cubans
but no proof OF existence OF such agency has been
discovered. A TRIBUNE reporter called on Monday on
spor Beinabp an Italian labor agent and keeper of an
italian lod .ng -hou,o at No As Franklinst The room
was crowded with rough looking men OF all rationale
tie, and the dense atmosphere OF the place mingled
with the fumes Of tobacco and liquor, almost slo
eating BERNARDO who is large. powerful and active
seemed very willing to furnish information. When
asked # he had requested to furnish any men to 30
10 Cuba to work enter the army, ho said he had not
The spanards could not get Italians to light against
the Cubans Nearly all the Italians In the city were
Garibaldans and many had taken part the expedition
against Rome; they were all Republicans, and would
never be found ghting the side of the spaniaris. o
had once offered to furnish the Cuban agents In this
civ with men for the war. He could raise between
900 and 5000 Italians III the City and neigbborhood
who would be ready assist In driving the Spanaris
from Cuba These agents feared however 10 endnnger
The neutrality of the United states aud did not have
the necessary funds.
MIR stevens au engineer in this city who represented
himself a. an agent OF the Havana Railroad Company
had asked friend OF Mr. BefnabOs to supply him WIN
lar 20 number OF TO work railroad which n being
butt In Cuba. This friend was Mr.. Cunco grocer, ~
No 81 MulbeiTy-st. Mr. CuneO informed the reporter
that from Mr.. stevens had asked MN, about
two weeks ago. furnish 100 Italians To work on rail
road Cuba Mr. Cuneo called for 100 out OF whom he
seecc1 the requisite number, ana Win whom no agreed
uuon the terms Having heard reports, however. about
Italians being p'rsua1rd pressed into the spanish
servcc arrival in Cuba no requested mr Stevens
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DIED.


BEAN-At santa Barbara Cal. Friday. Dec a. 1879 John
NJ. Beam ri BrOJElyn, y. Y,
NOtiCo OF iuneiai hereafter,
BULKLEY-At Southport Conn., Dec %, at the house n
his brother Henry BIikey, Augustus BuiAlcy aged o.
Funeral ednosiay. 29h ms, at 2:30 IN. Relatives
respectfully invited Trains leave Grand
Central Depot at IL IN, AMI Southport returning. Al
600 y. m.
DODD-At Newark Christmas Day OF pneumonia Julia
Hitchcock wife Daniel DDid
at iuDty ChdCb Newark, wednesday, the 10Th
instant, at IL o clOo6 a
HUBBARD-On Monday evening Dec 27 at his residence
Chesey Mass Hon. Charles hubbard IN tho 73d Of
his
NER-Of apopexy. at her residence in Little Valley,
~ December 1873, sarah. Of Monael kepnor
inc bSth year Of her age
Perry County Penn. papers please copy.
PERRYAt stamford. Conn, the 2Ith inst, P. Henry
Perry.
The romans will he taken Auburn. ~ " for nterment
PINCKNEY-On sunday evening. Dec 2G. 1919 Fanny 10
Wolfe wife of Walter Pine and daug Of VIM
Wolfe Of HackensaCk y. j.
Funeral from her lsto residence. 1888 MaIisonave on
We,ines ay, Path Inst IL O'Clock RelItiye and
friends airs respectfully invited TO attend.
PORTER-At Bloomfield, ~ j.. Dec. b. 1875 Francis b,
Porter of the late Dr. J. b. Porter OF the U. y Army
aged 81 years.
postal Newport r. T. Dec D. Philip Alien youngest son
GbDes and Edwin \. Post Ia che 2ls year Of
ms
at Church Of the TRANSPORTATION No East Twenty
nnthst on THURSDAY morning the Both inst at IL clock
VALLEAU-Sunday, Dee. -, Isaiah ID. Vaieau, aged "a
His relatives friends also Of his son. Henry
Naeau ectiuiy invited to attend his funeral,
1856 Fast lhiriiethst Tao remains VIII be Inferred IN
MOOdlawn Cemetery.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF HE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICE.
WAsmNGroN, ID. Co wednesday, Dec. z0-l a. III.
Synopsis TOr tie past "a hours.
The area OF highest barometer IL over the
Gun OF ST. LawrcIce; the pressure has failel
as nearly all the stations, and mosC RAPIDLY
IN mo Northwest, who cOntinunl
unusually low the Pdc tic coast northwest winds.
cloud aud rain have prevailed over the Atlantic an
Gulf states southeast winds, warmer, increasingly
cloudy weather upper lakes aud tne Northwest
The OhiO and Cumberland Rivers have rlsen ana IN,
former /, above the danger point at PittSDurg.
Probabilities.
For Wednesday in the South Atlantic states stationary
or falling barometer and temperature, ootely winds,
and cloudy weather. -,
For the Gulf States. falling barometer, warmer south
ery winds partly cloudy weather, and OCCASIONAL rain
For Tennessee the OHIO Valley, upper lakes Upper
Mississippi ard Lower Missouri Valleys falling bdI-
ometer warmer increasing soutneasttrJ Winds partly
cloudy and threatening weather .
For he L0rer LakeS Midde and Eastern States. north
east and southeast Cpds, ci0uy or purity cOudy wed'er
faii,sq barometer amt stationary temperature.
For the canal gOn from New-JerSey 10 virginia, tenn
Leratures remain above freezing
The Lower Ohio and the Mississippi VIII continue
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TILE MUTTAL COINCIL.

MRS mOULTON DESIRES TO sITILE THE ARhANGt-
MJSTs BY CORREsPONDENCE-iiER RELUCTANCE
no MEET THE PLYMOUTH CHURCH COMMITTEE
The members of the Committee appointed by
Plymouth Church prepare for the calling oil 'he MUTUAL
council met last evening at the house OF Assistant faS'or
HALLIDAY. where they remained III session uh'i "'o
ho,r Edward Bcccher Thomas G.. shearman, b. f..
Blair and f. j. Tlney were present Mrs. Moui1on uia
not appeara. she had been directed to do-eher III per
m or v oounscl uu the following letter from her was
read by MI Shearnan:
No 40 Remsen-st., Dec. 2s-2 p IN.
SRI The time allowed me by your iee an .nv t
,. ouVinc resolutions WITHIN which TO consider Oh Ihe
frame aud substance Of the letter-is'y' ano Oh .nr
churches TO be invited by me 20 lne c9Iholi; I
too bief for tho grave GhIy 10 nc -
~ nnnracticabio for to attend upon your
committee TINS evening me , oo9gr fLnrcb TO
uImit TO me tie proposed letcrnssve ana M Yl ih1
nelnbcrs OF the Council il desires 10 summon ana tn
viii suggest amendments TO the ieltef anu ou .'
names III lie members may wish to invite: VI, rtce
ESQ will take thointatve in the ~ 'n f
nticr and IN naming the members lpeleVe .nc ivf
ANNUAL council originated WIN me- anu hil t,o
tbat nave voice IN tne cons ~ Inc f
h ratorm ON which IL il 10 prOce d, aud me tle on
n"'4in~ should add that nave not h1d Time 70 hciD
eIate on tie matter OF the actioh anu ie'oiuo' VI
Plymouth Church last evening 80. r. ,to,-,,o
Your ODedicDt servant Inv" ~ NV -,
Tho Committee resolved to send request to MIS-
Mcmillan TINT she would name time convenient Ior hcI
TO call the Council. .,
Church that the delay is needless Inc ie"ci
uotliug but a request Of plymouth Church 10 o'nor
i,,b,s IN meet and consider the questions when MIS-
uo,tou has herself proposed, and which the Chueh ms
,ccented in her own words An ordinary leterm'ssNe
IS Il very simple thing. Mrs. Mouon asks that tie oo
tails may be settled by correspondence ana moi NJ Il"
,ptnvicw The impression of Plymouth Churoh hcin
a ot mi. seems to be thit her advisers do not care"
al fis Stage OF affairs, TO appear actNe III h'I "'''
what the Church viii do will probably be seen III ia!
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ARRESTS IN HAVANA.

Messrs. Manuel Estrada. who has been for
20 years cigar and tobacco dealer ut Uniyerstyplace
and Eeventht and Luis Aguoro, who lives at No 053
Tenhage.. state that they called by urgent per
sOnal business to Havana about two months ago. and
after landing arrested Mt tho nstigation OF
volunteers dragged to Jail. and thence taken to dun
geon in MORO Castle In spite Of their having American
passports. There they confined for nearly three
weeks until, at tho secret representation oil
their friends Consul General Hall effected Their
release, and they were put on board the
steamer that was to bring them TO Hew-fork.
Their protests and other documentary evidence they
state have been transmitted TO Secretary Fish They
intend To bring claim against the Spanish Government
for their unlawful Incarceration, each claiming f,OVO.
damages 10 repay them for injury 20 business and health
by detention in damp. unvcntated subterranean ceLs
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LATEST SNIP NEWS.
For other Sh,p Sers see Second Pog..i |

''''''"
ARRIVED.
steamship Nereus Berry with mdse anu pas 70
% ,,sg Soy loi Yarmouth n ST. Brown Liverpool,
gSrk James ~ Brett Gibson Liverpool ~ days. with mdse
bis waye King ot Hsa C2ry y ,a L1 on'c' NO"
Bark tremoutaen (horh 1eTesen London oct S7 In on
BARK Eliza ouen (of Halifax, Black Limerick SO daya in
Hark Clara tGerl illner Hamburg oct II. with mdse
BarN Morning star (OI Guernsey, Lucas ho Janofo Ol
cr The s.aT Lynch and 81 days from st. John. N b.
"cir Frances of John, n. b.. Carter Ponce 10 days
br Selio, Pie Clark Cedar Keys Is days with lumber,
SCR tof 1T. Jonu, ". BIZ bunker ,rAIain A. L. 10
SOU 5lr1n Eaton, Thompson Pensacola 10 days with um
Der.
stesmships wyoming ami city Of Brooklyn for Liverpool
city Mexico lor havana; "yanoke ior niohhond DARK
WINDoset mOu, rate, ~ f. cloudy and thick OIL SHORE
The bark @ ,noo which Went ashore on the Heap A
sandy morning At high water caesned coLslera
VreAug 10 her anu are now engaged IN
Bar %,oni Sor) Isen from ROTTERDAM arrived oath.
ancnorcd at o"ndy ooA was Iowe 10 the Guy '"is m
DOAESlTC PO!Io.
BALTIMORE Dec. g9-Arriyed. IarN Gaelic NorJ. Brup.
from us ion brig (l,Oli Olsen. from Piisow. .
LEWIS. Deo. zo.-ArVod, DarA DVahasu DuOro'sok. IL
BS0si0S Dec 2S1Arrived steamship Norman Nckerson.
rnlaIepnls ship a0eons B GIoS'sr rom l.soos:
~, wIlnans from Oiontego Bay. a., MI, -
poaiiaSp; S DSS spysse and 5e b,ta from
SOC Nand for AewlOrA Cleared 2otn, schr sophie iof
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON Dec. 2J-fLe North German LoyGs steam.
hap OtrtnlOrp Dec Is, lOr ofednes
LONDON. Dec. Zsoaled. Bertha. capt Pote) Caroline
I'by mary SeHar6 Neva Arrived Doi ~ Toy, ouoIen.
won IalIpue Cana, Mana. Arrived AN, uaLe Al
BAN, Eva 26,n. Lliian, fawn Rama, Justltla,
.n,I. Sagiit OTTO. Helos. Arrived Dec ~, LnC,
5Ir utarn ,anna, Albania, leamDgt1D noynard
Oyd stree. EmlI tlgiia, Matntsilen ieil EIiAsen ~
u FriUcisea r-l gambia Arlyet 2bsI, Aun ei O-otos
.OHa aiidd nate sunni he latter IA the Chinlei
5i.JoHN, v. ~, Dec 2s-Arrived sohr t. H. scars from
~ a.,
nAIFNX n T., Dec 2s.-Arryed. steamship Geo Cromwell.
rom lOrk Drig nepuDnc, IRON Ode'h,town Tor Now.
schr J. CTss from rOre Jon son oale steamships
jaspiau. Ior Liverpool Bei1nnla for Portland
DISASTERS.
HAVANA. Doc. 2s.-The schr. America has been totally
ET,cAtI UaDa len. Her crew were saved
BOSTON, Dec. z7IHe nsnns scar DIGuAs ay OF Boston:
tnatltn he tIs uOln5 ~ iun u
.ator, au, Vii probably be- tOtai loss.
steam tug H. A. BelAnap not able To ali tho brig
.nno day, owing rDugn weather. The bfig noas
water. AID tJiHOir attempt VAL be n.dc W soL
.ler IA the bar b.. the Lse OF ancnOrs
SPOKEN.
Dee % lat A. long g. brig d. NJ Duke from London for
out Supplied VITA pIOgi7iDio ~
d.e brig Foam, since arryoi At Boston
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to deposit 81 900 with responsible person IN this
city ~ pay the return passage OF tne Italians IN case
they wBre disappointed In not obtaining work on tue
railroad. No answer has yet been given by Mr. Stevens,
aud tho matter rests where 10 Some Italians iiVng
in Harlem had heard that number OF Italians In the
Fifteenth Ward had been asked to 40 10 Cuba About SIX
weeks ago party OF nine Italians started Tor CUBA anu
asked their friends 10 follow them Thoy promised 70
write then arrival In Cuba and inform their friends
here OF the OF LABOR there but nothing has been
heard from since On Monday evening two persons
called several Italians In Harle, and asked them 10
70 Davess Detective Agency promising 70 pay them
for their time and fares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-29
EXAMINATION OF POLICE CAPTAINS.

Capt LeaIy of the Twenty-sixth Precinct
and cant Cherry OF the Eleventh Precinct presented
themselves at the Police Central Office at p m yester
dav for their examination. Commissioners Noorh5 ana
smith were present. besides the Superintendent IN
sncciors Duks, McDefuOif, Speight, ana Horne ana
Injl CAPTAIN Copeland IL l. reported mat hoh cap
taus pa led "A very good examination. Capt i&ary OK
c,ed IN knowledge The city ordinances. whllc capt
ClerIv showed cloar ideas upon police discipline
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UDICIOUs JUDGMENTS.

tro7n TIE Christaa Mirvor, LsaotStoa. Me-
THR NKw-Yo RK SEm-WEEKLY 1RIBbSE IL
sraier which puze highly for the large sinoeh. o.
literary scientific and miscellaneous reading ~ aH0lus
N wh..a respect II has equal among American
journals. Its cost. POSTPAID, Is only SO per year
., FroD, the Spriaqtleid (Ohfo) Hegnbhe
est newspaper In America. and is In tie front RAM u
VI worlds journalism
Prom Tho Lancaster tpshE) inquirer.
AS newspaper The REw-lORK IhIBlNE
has Few n any eoas AID during the centennial year ~
VII doubtless contain q most complete and accurate
i'e1rd Of current events.
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ExrpYRonr SHOULD BIZ cAnEYu1. 70 give

EVERYBODY SHOULD BIZ CAREFUL 70 give
and rational treatment 10 severe Gold or
rsokng COugh-ss these commonly the chief primary
svmuIOm. OF di,Oricrod state Of the Lungs inyoybg
tendency t0deyeiop into settled Consumption Per osd
.ca tnOs0 having uDsOund Lungs
shOud especially Octous treat the earliest symptoms
" 10 head of dangerous comp ica0nsi
keen by YOU therefore Dr. JAYNH5 EApECfOnASr
thai you may judicons curative during
the list stages Throat Lung dsOrer or Dot only
spec symptoms OF these complaints moro loab a1l
~ controlled then but tae general strength ana zone OF me
sys, has not time seriously Affected AMI ~ tefo
fore more amenabe reoupeatye and healing properties
the EXPF TORAsF little attention 10 what
trifng Cod may the fate Of lingering Con-
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GETTING THE COUNTRY WHAT IT PAYS FOR.

Once in a while We hear OF man who
doiDt, the power OF the press We would commend
to him Inc report of little reform which special tee
gram TO 1nE NEw-YORl TRIBUNE brought about. II
was printed in TIE TRIBUNE ON Monday Of last week.
and referring To the alleged discovery OF pen
,ion frauds in Philadelphia. suggested that If
tie Commissioner Of Pensions was so anxious
i save money the Government he might either strike
nom the payrOs OF his OIL those who never appeared
lam their salaries On wednesday order was issued
Tor the persons referred TO report at tine Pension Oce
they all assigned dehs and set TO work for tho
first ne in months on Friday.