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STATE
Agricultural and Mechanical
COLLEG nc.
b II y A N, TEX A s.

The first annual session of this institution
OF learning will begin ON the second day of
october, 1876 under charge OF the following
facultyi
TH6s, y GATHRIGHT, A. NJ, President
ana Professor of Mental and Moral Phioso-
ply.
ALEXANDER HoGG, A. NJ, Professor of
Pure Mathematics
MAI: X. p. W. NORRIS, Professor of An
Piled Mathematics, Mechanics and Military
Tactics.
JOHN 4. HAND, A. NJ, Professor of An
clght Languages and Relies Iett"eS.
u L. II, MARTIN, ID. D., Professor of Prac-
tical Agriculture, chemistry and Natural
W. A. BANKS, A. NJ, Professor of Mod.
ern Languages and English Literature.
d. PORT %MlrHE, NJ. D., Surgeon,
GEN. HAMILTON z. BEE, Steward and
superintendent OF Farm.
Inc appointments of the College are infe-
rlor 10 those of no other Institution of the
same grade In the country, The buiIdinvs
are elegant and handsomely furnished. and
the cntlre expenses of nine months. includ-
ing clothing and stationary, need not ey.
ceeI ssh Tor pay students, or 500 for STATE
students. ''"'N
The discipline viii be military.
lhe requirement for admission is proti.
cheney IN the leading branches of an I'm
room. 'N''o'
students Will be expected to bring their
ned clothing, towels, etc.
for circulars, containing full particuloru
dent. WM Ea1Gn nH resi-
secretary OF the Board of Directors, A. md
NJ. College. sentIi'dP,," anu
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4 GIRI.-To do general houSeworlI In n
~ small private family. Inquire at 81
Jackson street rear OF Jewish Synagogue.
AnntlI-ut
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Boarding,


u PER WEEK-At Mrs. NJ. Turner's, \,
- i W. corner of Market street ana paclhc
sopl6-2t
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'INWO YOUNG LADlhS-lO learn the mil
l liuery business. Good reference re-
CURED Apply ats, IRA SONS 5li Main
street. SuptiH-lt
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4, El-A post office key, owner can have
~ 1t by calling M TINS once. scplO-2i
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Wanted-Psrtners.
Wanted--To Buy.
Wanted Rent.

HOuSf-A small dwelling house nesr
! business center, ON monthly payments.
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Miscellaneous Wants.

OuSE-l want TO rent house with five
- or SIX rooms, good water, near business
oohtre' NN, herhiu Office Rug27 u
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Wanted n travelling agent
y for legitimate business. References
rs to ability, and $500 deposit required. Good
situation for the right man. Address for one
week, H. H., Herald oihce. Scpli-lw
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fOPG lST--A young man as COpyiSt who
- writes II good hand. Plenty OF work,
and small pay. Address, with reference
Lock Fox 26i, Dallas I. .. spptl7-2L
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ManinI-.Maie Anln.

4 WHITE BON-Abodt 10 years old, to
~ wash dishes and help in the kitchen
Apply NJ the Pacific house sept22-2t
nON-A good and Industrious boy, OF re-
ID spectacle parents, Cali at iOi Main
street. III D O'rlOCk a. m Srnlol-nL
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Gl,ERR-Ouc that can loan about 5000 or
y will sell nm interest in business cstab
lished. AddreEs I. .. box 2S2. Seri2l u
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Wanted Situations.

nOJKKEEpER--Any merchant, firm o,
~ company needing II thorough book
keeper or clerk OF any kind please address
ROBERT, Postottce. Sept2l.2t
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A most singular discovery wns yc.tordI

A mos! singular discovery was yesterday
made IN The Savage mine. THIS Is the finding Of
living lsh in the water now flooding both the
saYdGe and Hale and Norcross mines. The Ash
found were i've IN number, and were yesterday
afternoon hOlsted up the incline in the large iron
hosting tank and dumped into the pump tank
at the bottom % the vertical shaft The fishes
ire eYcless, and ale only about three or four
Inches IN length. They are blood red in color.
J he temperature Of the water in which they
are found is rs degrees Flhrenheit-almo
scndng not. When the fish were taken out OF
tho hot water IA which they were found and
placed In bucket Of cold water, for the purpose
Of being brought to the surface, they died al
most Instantly. The cold water at once chilled
their life blood.
Ia appearance these suhterranean members OF
the hnnv Tribe somewhat resemble gold ilsh.
1ney seem lively and sportiye enough while in
their native not water. notwithstanding the fact
that they have no eyes nor even the rld ments
OF ewes. The wafer by which tho mines
are Hooded broke In at depth OF 900
feet in drift that was being pushed TO tho
northward in the Savage. IL rosa In the mine
also In tho Hale and Norcross, the two mines
l., up TO the 1890 foot level. This would seem
10 prove that great subteranean reservoir or
lake has been t1uped, and from this lake doubt
less came tho fish hoisted from tho mine lasL
evening.
Eyeless nshes are frequently found In the lakes
Of large caves, but we have never before heard
OF their existence In either surface or subter-
Tanean wafer tho temperature OF which was so
high as Is the water In these mines The lower
workings Of tho Savage mine are far below the
bed Of the Carson river, below the bottom OF the
WGshOe lake-below any water running or ~ and
Ing anywhere within distance OF ten miles OF
tue minot
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Minister Against Choir.

There IL generally II chronic case OF choir
versus pulpit In our modern churches, and. COM
monty. the choir gets ahead. In one OF our
Springfield churches, however, tue pastor, who
rather prides himself on his power with the bit
and rein, has Kept the other end Of the church
IN pretty good subsection, and especially has
frowned II out OF indulgence IN his pet ab omina-
tions OF :" set pieces" The other SUNDAY the
singers thought they would corner him, and
taking him on his guard, at the last moment,
served notice that they weren't prepared for
ANYTHING butan anthem for the opening service,
and would he give II out, naming the piece and
the page In the hymn book. Taken thus at n
disadvantage, the pastor announced, rather
btusquely. The choir Will sing the anthem
May the Lord Have Mercy on U.s." Verdict
FOR the preacher, Oh exceptions.
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the RIFLE MPIONSHTP
Eueiishmcn Desire TO be Represented by q
National Team.
wGsroN. near Leicester, England,
L L

wIsToN, near Leicester, England,
Feb. II, 1870.
DEAR SIM Your telegram to me OF the
18th Of January, which was as follows " Any
team you organize will be accepted English,
Scotch, Irish. or mixed" has unfortunately been
misunderstood In this country. 1t was adj
dressed to me at the National Rife Association,
and was read by me and the other members Of
our council as meaning that your association In
yiled, very literally 10 give to ours the option OF
sending either one or three teams. as they might
decine. feeling sure that your wish was to In
clGde in the competition a thoroughly repre-
sentative British team or teams duly commits
stoned hy the tional Nhe Association Of
Great Britain TO repre- ent the country.
hut unfortunately the receipt II n separate
notice OF the match by Scotland aud Ireland has
leo some y. ople there 10 uuderstand that they
were at liberty 10 get up independent teams and
compete IN the match. ] understand that, In
fact. rifle club in Scotland has already an
nounced TO YOU its intention Of competing.
think IL night that YOU should clearly under
stand that any such team, whether from Eng
land, Iceland, or Scotland, Is in no way recog
niZed hY our assOc cation.
would suggest that you should, on recelpt Of
an acceptance by any team from the British
lslcs land 1t !, obvious that there Ia no limit to
the number when might accept, II Independent
nctlng under the AUTHORITY OF the National Rifle
Ass citation OF Great Britain, which, as YOU were
Informed by cable, has deputcd 10 me the sole
authority 10 net for them In the matter.
OF cpurse, II any other match or matches he
Organized between America and teams from
Ireland or Scotland, 1t IS a matter which does
fers only t. the match for the championship of
the world, IN which Great Britain will be repre-
Should al indeuendent Scotch or Irish team
compete, no British and no English one will
enter. i remain, dear sir. faithfully yours,
iiEShY ST JOHN HALFORD.
Member Of Council n. X. A., aud Captain Of
British Team.
To GEORGE S. scnERMrRHoRN, Jr., Egg.
Secretary y. r. A, L. s. A.
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WAsHISGToN, Feb. 2S.-The Hon. ]. II.
tor Of the Treasury, the Hon. II. o. Prltt.
member Of the House from Iowa. ana
several other gentlemen left yester ay TO
take tho stump for the Republicans in
New Hampshire. There has been a difficulty
mere about gath funds for the campaign.
members # The District md promised to con-
tribute literally 20 atd the New IlaMps.ire men,
but while ths mn 40 provide for the Interest on
the "Cj bonds was pending in the Senate, Sena-
tor Madiclgh spoke very freely Of the corrupt on
an fraud by the Ring here In the District, de-
nounclng aspect NY the payment, by the Board
Of Audit. ~ tho lcgal ex penscs incurred by tho
li0s- IN defending himself leforc the lnvesti-
eating Comirtttre last winter. The Boss was Of
course OW .ded, refused to pnv up, and said
thar II thl, WIS the sort Of talk Now liampsh
was going to make IN the Senate, tho Rcpubli-
ems misht go TO he'll win their contribution
box" The truly loyal New Hampshire men
think Nadieilh made q mistake In assaiing the
Bo-s IT this particular time.
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Sor9t5, tltIuJ,i a.

IIOR SIS with .cratchcs-U .e 1acOt 5 Cure Boll
III Dy klDDEk, ~ John VI. o. IL never falls" Tn u
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troposls.
TIN0. CONTR ACTOHS. Engineers oncc room
proposals for erecting dram Elevator for the New
No.k Central and Hudson River Rulrold Company on
the west side OF l2in aY between dph and 6ei sts In
the city OF New York, Will be received at mis- on
specifications may be seen, ana BLANK propose oh
lained, al this office on and after tue m day OF March.
CHAS. HILTON Engineer
Stping ulltgmrs.
GOS WILL BUY Wheeler Il Wilson machine;
- lO cost tO5 few months ago. 1897 5h st room 3.
8uarO ano Soums.
A 4 3O4 5rH ST., near % AVA nice and com.
"A Portable iurn, hed front 70 IN for respectable
couple a. per week.
A YOUNG lady ana two young men eau have good
IA BOARD az as East ith st.; day boaraers hker,
A FEW ladies can have board at $500; also a few
IN gentlemen NJ S., with IRE % West 2lst 1t.
BOARD and washing 81 per week. with IRE. p5 sta
ID sy, between lin aud 10 ! SIS.
INRANKFURT HOUSE, 2os William ST. open
II al nights $50 rooms 2Jcu Soc. Soc. gentlemen and
families.
I AIDES and gen emen have board. 40 East
4 i li,h ST. corner 81 ay
- ESPECTABLE men can have good board, pleas.
ant rooms single and double beds bath, 60 $50 W.
4lst ST., between 7th and Sih avs.
fsNO LEr-Two neatly furnished small rooms for
4 sn.le gcallemenI ilSS aud sl,6o VIZ week Sl4
BTo0me st.
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@lanit0---Stnults.

-A.-OPERATORs wanted. One years time
~ gwen on any maenlne you want We pay cash
ing everywhere cali and examine and prices
Co-oPERATivE'MF'Y. 100 wAlkerst
IL. Kinds Of sewing machines for sale, TO rent. or
N exchange also bought repaired good second.
hana very cheap montay payments. 100 Canal ST.
A KTLFICIAL FLOwERs.-nands wanted for
So. "a Hudson ST. ring iop oei. '- ''''''
FLOWERs.-Good rose and bios.
n som makers. aso brancher' wanted Immediately, at
No. 40 broadHay up STARS
A RTIFICIAL FLOW -.-Brsnchers, nower
no. G1l Broadway. 2d Moor
A RTIFICIAI. lcaves.-wanted, GOOD hands on ar.
n ideal leaves. Apply at 10 Wooster Canal,
KTIfICIAL FLOWERS. Wanted blossom
South 5tn ay
A R!TIElCSIAL iE,i,y girls wanted
DONERS wanted. Only experienced hands may ap.
ID ply attic Novelty Corset Works, els West sJIh ST.
RAsTER~, operators on shop ana custom pants, at
ID COX Cstharne ST., top hoor JOIN HOPKINS.
EXpERigNCED operators to make nne white
ADoIPH LANCE a SON. 40 l.spenard st.
EXPERT, bpttonhole makers and bAster aeeus.
- toned TO ''a'''s qS6S[s ssfffiaNs oroa, Jone, st.
IIXPERT opera.ors on Bonna1 machine; steady
IL work 100 tranRln i.
EABiIhnAN& Collins. IS . WoTia It, -''
a nX spT al aqa cssa for aas
.Dit'
GOOD operator wanted on shirts go West 47tl A.
~
III cal an the weeS 49, West 10Th a. ~" wv
| ihg' and euitias wi tirlni IT, Mrs. RiMMEi.
nPERATORs wante on Wilcox q Giboss ma
'''''''' ~ '1'' JOS EE&R&fti'S, aos Canal st.
- Ol,,. ,n,uu- NH . ,..,.o.,, ,,.,- MT, -
4 hIIiaN lpit> WIN Ut w ,i,'iI , nGs'
-, ~ ""''n0's' "'so p''''o on oo'' SUNS o. no
<>pEn,,pou,. ,so,,o., a., 1V,,io--. T. ONT. -.
DAMN for i,e ,o,.. AJAX small gir IA H. n
street.
on machlne i Sae 9emmag
APpR.Tons an, ,,s.o,. ON ,v,,,o ve.,s q N.,
CiahhcI r a ,or s ,ror ~ w MN 'cS''' ne"
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OST-1hs l2th Of February. large white epit.
dog with yellow ears AMI yellow aputs the nndoF
win receive so. A. HERMAN. rs East 4th At.
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ttlattbts anS Stmrlrr.

WI watches, jewelry silverware and seal sacques
bought md SOLD back, when desired. at very small ad
vance, GEO. Z. ALLEN, Jeweller LIDO Broadway
Goth
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w ioR QUfENsrtHN AND LIVERPOOL. cAB
KYING UNITED s1ArEs MAIL
St,InOoili all au,v1IIL
DrNNsYLvANIA, nAILWOAD.

i GllEAr thu Nk LINE
AND uNIItD srtrEs MAIL ROUTE.
Trains Leave New lO.s va Desbrlss-s AMI Cortlaa0
Streets tcrries as tul pWs;
Expr tor liarr sbnr, ltsnnrsate West aad soath
Win fllmln Pa tAH aff lfNfi, $50 A. NJ. U ana
$50 Il. II. SUNDAY Glll $50 u. ~
For WI lansnIrt aud l. '. Hly a u3) A. VI. ana
500 NJ. For Cory aaa Eslo $50 T.. NJ, connecting
al CORY for Ttusyle, Petrol ium CENTRE aud TIA
For Baltimore, Wash nrton and the South, "LiniteA
WASHINGTON Tx ross" Of Pullman P'rlor Cars daily,
except sunday, Q.lD 4. NJ; arrive W AsmnI ton 40
M. Regular a. $40 A. w.. amor NJ. SUNDAY
Express for Pmleie,pha T. 7.g1 $40 $50 A. NJ. ls,So
g. L. 4;in b. a. Z, SlO. D T.. IT, anu ~ nlih. Sunlay s
Q, q $50, aal9 +. 81 EmlHa1' and second ciasA =
For trans 70 Newark. EiIzahnn, Railway, princetcsS
Trenton, fert1 AWh ~ Pennington, teNlder-, ara
Other points, see local ,cnetu IS 20 al tiGeet 9hcea
Tran urryet FROM PlttnIrgn, 800 nnd iOio n
And9;20i n. dany lul5 4. N. ana ii1 Il ds,lJ'
except MladdY. From washington and Blunore,
G'so A. W. lo5 5l5 and l927 +; a. SUNDAY 90
A. NJ From lhua iriplt OIL 81, 900, 1913 ll:foi
1i5l A. NJ 2;l5 i:l5 1l5, u:lO, 80, oil, o. o. 1917
4. NJ. sunday $40 GEO. 800, ll;1i A. NJ, TAO, S'So
ana 1927 T.. N,
Ticket oilces, 5es and Oit Broadway Aston Housa
and foot OF ID shrusses and Cortandt streets. Couft
street, rooklyni ia, ll3, and lls Hudson street, De
token. Emsrant ticket onice. Battery place;
ID. ". BOY d. JR.
go 800 . General Passenger AgenA
FRANK THOMSON,
General Manager.
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NATIONA 4 hiNE, Er2p glerss "A aud A.. a

GREECE, saturday, March 4, IL A. NJ.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ENGLAND, Mar. 9. M. ITALY MAR. ls. IL An
HkLNETIA, Mar1l, 3r.MJ
Cabin passage go and $40 currency. Return tcko1l
al reduced rates.
siecrage passage SEQ. currency. Prepaid ueerass
tickets from England Ireland and Scotland at tho low
1T rates.
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The House then took MP the bin limiting the
CO. ~ en- tom house building at Memphis,
Icun, - Girl go.
Nr B'ch- dJem, n y moved To recommit
the lill, and !prcBled to the cmheT5 on MS own
side r TIC House TO resist Tins first measure
feat .p such measure that would come up
during Tie session, lie ahid that at the port
Nh"ie TINS ly building was asked for the
Gus 0ms revenue amounted To about $4,000 a
year onlb, Nhiie the expenses Of collecting II
wore over 10000.
Mr. Holman Dem. Ind exclaimed that the
bin m de no appropriation. IL only limited the
cost of a buildiug already authorized by Con-
gress.
Mir Deebe ar-ued that the appropriation
used without further legislation; therefore he
was opposed to any further legislation on the
subject. lilo would be found voting against
every apVrOpIiatiOn-whethe for New YORK or
any other Stte-for which there was not an ab-
solute, immediate necessity. The city Of New
York had, he knew, ITS costly structure, hut
at that port the amount OF revenue collected
was SlO6,UOGO a year. against SSNOO al Mem
PMS. a pubic building at New York In the
same proportion As that proposed at Memphis
would cOst.Oyer Sl0O0O,0OO.
After further discussion Mr.. Beehe withdrew
the motion 10 recommlt so as to let avOte he
taken directly on the passage OF the bill. The
bill was then passed, yeas III, nays 81.
PENSIONS TO INVALID SOLDIERS
Tho House then went into Committee OF the
pensions to the soldiers Of the War Of 1872. the
queition being on the motion ~ strike out the
whole on the bill amending the laws granting
secllon restoring to the pension rolls the names
OF persons stricken thercfrom on account Of
gynpathY with tho rebellion.
OFT. jerks I)rm, I'dJ moved to ameni the
te', I'm hf riyiliiHg tnat no .rrnhrs Of pension
4gsil w van ioE any portion Vi .he time during
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nO-WRITING, moithlyi Bookkeeping, Arith-
SSO metlc, rudimcnta and higher English. % each.
qhiitcryi FAME personally, W BowoJ, kstAb
ilsheu lSiO.
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CENTENNIAL TOPICS.
ovorS2,O0O

Those who arc in favor of opening the Ex
bibitiou ON sunday have begun hold mass meetings.
very large one convened &C Musical Fund Hall OF sat
urday evening and flowed INTO TIE street, where
second was organized. Gen. ii. II. Bingham presided.
Col. Forney was among the speakers
Defore the meeting OF bank officers and bankers TO
day the Hon Ebrdge Gerry spauldng will review bank
ing in the United States during tho last 100 years.
The proprieors OF places OF amusement are cheered
bv the estimate that there only 10000 strangers In
Philadelphia now but that there w be 100000 moath
hence There are than AZ places of entertainment
open.
1t Il thought that the grand parade OF Knights Tenn
plars IN philadelphia next Thursday will eclipse anything
of the kind ever witnessed in the United States.
The Liberal League OF Philadelphia discussed the
Sunday opening question last sunday, and did Its best 10
preyent rational settlement OF The question by nveie
ing against "prisstly rule aud abusing Christianity
generally.
-Customhous officers stationed at every door OF
the Exhibition Buildings to that no dutable articles
are carried away This makes good deal OF trouble Tor
visitors with bundcs-the result OF previous shopping
-Fftynine ear and wagonloads Of exhibits-53 Alucr
can--were delivered in Machinery JAN on Friday
The Thomas Orchestra did not play on Saturday even
inc owing TO disagreement with the management Of the
Womens Centennial Music Hail. The orchestra desired
guaranty OF ocular and prompt payment. Many gou-
tlemen t ia intimaed, ready to come forward ANA
supply capital for the continuance OF the concerts
-Whittier's Centennial Hymn sung IN The old
Christ Church In Philadelphia last Sunday. This most
venerable OF Revolutionary edlhces was tronged Tie
ode was well gwen special choir OF one hundred voices
being joined TO the chorus OF boys.
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CRIMES AND CAsUALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

ST IouIs Nav 2o-Michael Conroy, night porter
a Iursls Hotel Jumped from four story window IN MOI
ing instantly killed He was uhuoi Tue mu0'00 VI
choral.
SKowHTGAN, Me-, May 2o--Henry Herring anu
his son nlaw Merritt Harmon had dispute ytsry hD1t
th rieht Ia field and Herring shot and fatally "Ouiuud
Harmon. .
NrwpuRaH n. Y, May 29.-By the accidental DIS
= n % mn M Fshkil Landing this morning two men
we're wounded Charles Tuthlll laialy III the H'~N anu 'P
Philips In the arm. -o,
ruc.co Nav 2o-A German woman, * years
an,ai Lred.ria Teghan drowned hets"lI ana nor Two
nai hdren m the lake Lincoln Park on saturday sha
was subject 10 hts OF insanity
Nuropp. Penn. May 29.-Philip Corwin, prom
nrnt les dent Of Beach Pond PENN dreW ir1n she %
" n considerable OF money ale" days ago lie
a issn,earod II Ia feared he has been murIeied
M,MpHIs. Tenn, May 29.-lntense excitement
prevails IN Hot sprngs Ars over Tue ann % u so t
Gay ,rpwnow OF state by VIM +. Walsh, Postmaster
and q prominent politician
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FOREIGN NOTES.

MADRID. May 29.-El Cronistd announces
IL buung of the machinery factory at the royal ar
seadi AZ CdrtJsCna.
MADRID, May 29.-The Impartial says Card
ina ~uoon the Papd Nuneio has received leave or a-
sencc.
l4ANANA, May 29.-fhe Home Government
se II viii soon nun i7c Fac Cuban Treasury to draw
on il monthly Tor unds 10 cover It's deficits.
LoNuON, May 2J.-Ihc Stock Exchange
ned uu at q snagp recovery for All sorts of stocAs.
Uni quickly reipsed 70 point IN some eases cons dor
ain. nrl. sltuIda. D. . f prices Cun.ue * Chm
nov hIoxe.s have f,d Win Liabilities amounting To
100000.
ToRONro, May pa London telegram is
pbsned by The GLOBE stating fhat IN the British House
o. Commons ou SATURDAY 7r Charles AdGcry. speaking
for The Government tic Merchants shipping act, said
IL wa total tuSiaKe suppose that tnc Confederation
act altered the relation oi Canadian subjects 70 the I'm
pcra, Parliament. a CiuadiiD ship British ship
re gstcrcl IN Canada. and there distinction be-
tween Tie tWo. Inc G06c says this assumption absurd.