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their force. and he was even willing to say that
they contributed In great part TO the embar-
Iass,nent which be felt In reaching conclusion
on the subject hut he mad to take ofncial no
tee of the fact that In this bill there was no an
bropriation for the army or for any OF its subor-
" that In the ordinary course OF lie gislation such
bill would he introduced aud passed before
the session expired. and that that bill mipht
embrace further and more complete regula' ION
OF this entire subject. He could not look
forward TO that legsll alton, aud say that II
would in all respects coincide with, sustain. or
affirm this rection and G Try out the supposed
rctrenchments indicated IN 1t. In other words
he desired to lie distinctly understood that tue
point on witch his ruling turned was that from
the face NJ this secti Il did not appear hat tho
section came within the requirement OF tho rule,
namely, that II should be germdnc to the sub
ject matter Of the bill, and that II should re-
trench expenditures. In his judgment the rule
should have liberal construction In the interest
OF tetrencllnent. Its purpose was beneficial and
proper aud under any circumstances that were
not extremely embarrassing he would have no
hesitation IN deciding In favor OF the rule. hut
here there WAS such novel presentation In the
proposition to rctrencn having relation to mat
tiers 10 be done In the future that he did not feet
~ liberty to rule that the section was IN order.
He, therefore. sustained the point OF order.
MIR. RiHd u said that he acquiesced without n
murmur to the decision Of the Guar. lie hoped
aud believed that another aud more intellieibe
mode Of reaching the same result would pre-
sent itself In some other bill.
Tue section transferring the Indian bureau
from the Interior Department to the War De-
partmcnt was therefore struck out Of the biz,
and then the bill was passed yeas, POS; nays, H.
Before the Speaker retired from the htll
(Which he soon did, he was congratulated nv
several leading Republican members for the
cclrness and mpartiality of his ruling
Mr.. Randall offered the following amendment
TO Rule 8, saying that he did 80 at the special
request OF the Speaker
Provided that In Of the personal illness OF the
speaker. he may make such appointment tthaf OF
speaker pro tenn fora perilu not eNceeding ten day.
WITH the approval Of the HOuse at the time the
IL maze.
The amendment was agreed to.
Mr.. Scales Dem, n. c., Chairman OF the Com
mittee Oh Indian Affairs, reported bill aupro.
priatinc $500 for the subsistence Of the Apache
Indians IN lenizona. Passed. Adjourned
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WHAT CONGRESS is DOING.
AN IMPORTANT POINT or ORDER
RAISED Nv THE house
The Section Transferring the Indian Bureau
Stricken IRON rho III gisIativc Appropria-
tion BiIl-Mr. speaker kerr's RulIuu.

hoh VIII VT. speaker kerr's Ruling.
WAsl1NGToN, April 2s.-In the Senate
today Mr.. Anthony Rep.. r. u. from the Com
mittee on Printing. reported resolution to
print 5000 copics Of the report Of the Commits
sioDer Of Agriculture for the year 1916, for the
use of the Commissioner.
Mr.. Salisbury DEM. DELI, n member OF the
committee, opposed the resolution. He said
Congress had been In the habit OF printing n
larger number Of copies to he distributed by
members OF Congress. He hoped the resolution
would he laid over until some arrangement was
made Tor the distribution Of these reports by
members OF the Senate and House OF Reuresen-
tatives.
Mr.. Paddock 0iep., NebO submitted an amend
meut providing that 250,O00 additional copies OF
the report re printed for distribution bv menu
bers OF Congress. The resolution with tue
amendment was laid ov r.
Mr.. COnkng (Rep.. N. " presented Joint rcso-
lutons OF the New York Legislature, in relation
70 the decision Of the Supreme Court Of the
luited states, IN regard to pmiCraIts, and a. k
Tug such legislation hy Congress, without delay,
as Will secure the requisite protection of emf
gran q, NJ well as the security OF cities, countes
ana the state from the care OF such emigrants.
Ordered to be printed and lie on the table.
90 Nr. sargent (ltep., Gala, from the Conference
Committee ON the hill To exclude the state of
Missouri from the provisions of the net Of Con.
Cress. entitled Ar act to develop the mining
resources oi the United States made a report,
which was agreed to-.
MIR. Anthony submitted motion that tho pro-
cecdtngs In the impeachment trial be printed
separately daily, Tor the use OF the Senate and
House OF Representative. Agreed 70.
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-BoGART; In williams'ureh Friday. April 70.
Theodore II. Ho-aft, IN MS ~ wear.
Relatives and iriends Of Ia fimiiy resprctfuJ
invited 10 attend the funeral from ms late rcsldcnce -
Ainslie e., on sunday. Apri. 80.
lsLEl.-At Jersey city Heights on Thupdav Ami
~ John Franci youn -est chld ~ Gideon Isabella
lsley aged years. months, ana aays.
Inc relatives and irit nds oi the family respect
fuy invited 20 attend tue funeral from the
OF us parents 1913 Newark av Jersey city Heights.
Sunday, Arril b. NJ O'Clock.
garet Murphy, IL tue Hjth year OF her age.
Inc relatives anu tri"nd- OF the family
fuly invuei to attend the funera from the rcsid
OF her daughter Sir. C.tharn. Nandcrvoort l23 an
non ST., on sunday April 3d. at O'Clock =. VI.
gott, aged 81 wears.
me relatives aud friends respectfully Invited TO
attend the funcra, which takes place SUNDAY. April
80, At tnr rcIdencr ieav 20 81. at O'ClorS.
sAATON AT Amityville. l.. l., April -, Alfred sI
ton. IN u g 10Th year OF nj
luleral April ~. at H.. O'Clock 7 NJ.
NANtk.-At Madison. y. 30. on Thursday, April e.
Jan Vance. Of lv'ruc-s Scotland
MAkt.-On Thursday. April -. Jane Wake, widow
OF Charles Wake, IN the 30 ear OF her age.
Funeral on SUNDAY. 3oth inst. AZ | O'Clock 2 NJ
from her late residence 5Jj Washington NJ. Rel tlyes
aud Trends ere RESPECTFULLY invited 10 attend.
ANOTHER NETERAN % lhl2 IuNK. You are requr@t-
ed to atteni the funeral Of laie brother s1girr
Cornelius u. Hnfhar, from his residence, 20 ~
81. on sunday 31ih inst 40 III O'Clock r. win no
Usual oauge Of mourning. Gen. II. RAYMOND.
Co. ABM DAILY.
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Amendments TO the silver Bill.

wAsHINGToN, April 27.-The amendments
which Senator Morrill, Of Vermont to-day submitted,
AID gave notice he should onor 70 the pending oil m
regard 10 silver coin are as follows To make the
weight Of the new SILVER dollar $50 grains instead Of
il2 $40 grains, Troy To make ts legal tender limit
ave dol irs IN any one payment Instead Of twenty
d liars. To make the silver dollars
e1c14ngeabio by me Secretary OF the Treasury
Tor United states notes OF the denomina tOus less
tALu nNr dollars commencing with the lowest" instead
Of allowing all United statrs 10 thus retired
TO nser new seclon providing that after b0ODO 900
OF ne" silver dollar shall have been issued they snail
Ell cf9rt be ucd only IN exchange for gold coins Al
par. FINALLY 10 place Of Mr. Bogg's amendment 10 fix
the eg' reatiye Va Ne Of gpld ana silver l5is l.
Mr Murrlll proposed 10 mas 1t IN to /.
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Transacuons yesterday at the Exchange COM
pTlfed foreclosure Gales by
Peter T. Meyer lot elvlO0s north side Of Nlnety
secund st'e" 500 feet west ot Ihrd avenue eli -
~ =. \. LsMrruCe Co.. one lot .aNllsAal. aNui a
west side OF Inrd avenue. 1919 feet norm Of kisny
FL -htn street, 80, 100
~ l. II Ludlow Co, one house with lot 25x90 ! l.
III raSt l1 street, norm sit lGj feet csst OF fourth
Ascnue tshb.
by 4. '. harnett one house with lot 2,vpS gN2i DIX
vsH, 80 not Twenty ninth street south siI-, feet
west Of Fret avenue, t1d.5.
lN NlAckWcil lSNi a Nllains, two houses with lots
.iAv3 AMI 81 nN2 :, ll2 Hni ~ Monroe street.
tiir, urtNcen ku r1r- anu Pei sfrtTf- 10000.
Ald per olNrr hduulsiratur- frfH ,u, iuis ana ~
III street, $50, aud ~, hud premises ~ ald 81
W Ats street Hua la5 TAltd ~ nut, sl4J1.
Tue following foreclosure safes Nrre adjourned
Property on Washington Heights to Ma, ~.
Properly ON 1851 and Kan streets ami Tenth and
Ceutr-l avenues and the BnllrNRrl t. ia, ~.
AnG three ots north side OF fftyhrd str e. east VI
Seventh aNrngc, 10 NAV 20.
number OF foreclosure sales are announced to-day
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Sprua, Aontcs.


The late chilly. wind, weather has occ stoned many
COD hN people ovcf.eArriu- fhcnisclvr aud not suit
horse cnr particularly are fruitfu nis dis-
ordcr. There L. almost nstirtlY draft pte.ina
thf uEi tncL ana o. clC. weather very un-
comfortable When the human 90 IS at It's prime.
It's SIDE no ocsrte oil binary exposure to cold gives
rise 10 any unp asant effects. All the ordinary prresu-
lions against COLDS, coughs, ami rheumatic palns mAy
be disregard Il, aui lli effects eusue Hut ltt liza
nood become impure. let the body become dcranged
from any acquired drorder let the yigur begin 70
wanc anu the innrsnitcs of he elt hy occasional
or acquired abuses ami the action OF cold viii excite
more or less disorder of kind form ~ TINS
uspfdtf, or llc disease Waic VIII will be-
terminea by the kina Of pre,xisng blood imnurv or
existing faut he Ia deficient excretion Of actic and
uric acids 10y the kldncys anu skin te oped
10y The cold viii he Rheumatic # the luIgs b. at faait
either bv acquired or inherited abuses. iunammal "a
wh be likely to ensue or II there be cOnjOined with
the pulmonary Eau an impure condition Of blood from
the lon- con lnud rrbrr4tlug Of hreathei al con
sum ZION Will not I'm Ecly show Itself In Oher
way can the innn,nc OF cold IN the development of
dlA frse diseases be- accounted fOr.
lht people 81 no country, We hrnye, with the
tion OF tnglaui, suffer much from diseases II mo
MI tut states tIusnnpflu4 az fUt uuE- always n
~ one ~ t'c most dangerous sn1 prevalent lees
among ts II per.uus thus atli't would them
selves Of TIE wrllknoWn rruitdcs SchcncK's PuluIOnc
y run Schentk's SEN weed luuU. and Schcncks Man
uishe ~ Is, comp irdiNcy ltu suffering would ensue
br sen, hce Lc4 ilts which nave stood the trst OF
produce dangerous effects their ac, ion 4 en'ir,ly In
accordance with the tue Hnd uuy method Of curing no
diseases Tor winch iLri are lrcscrlhed. and try
undoubtedly performed NOR cures Of communion
they are compounded OF Ncsctihl, iu4 rrdlrni. And
consul utiof.
Fun directions accompany each package.
For sac uy all drigItzfs.
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SHOOTING At MORsEMERE.
The Kinemen Of Nonkers Against the Anna
tours of New York.

The FIRST spring meeting Of the Yonkers Rife
Asf1cation az Morscmore Yesterday was participated
IN Dy team Of ave from tie Amateur Association OF
New York and Two teams Of the Yonkers Association.
The conditions % shots at 300 yard possible
count l-u. Tue score was.
loNktEs SENIOR IEAM.-L. NJ. Ballard. 10l n
Jocclyn, 10y. Iuta 5Ou
NEG logk 1FAM'-p W. Yale, 9di W. u. Farwell,
100 w. = Jewell, ~ j. = Coun Us l.. {. Bruce, lOl.
loNkfR- JUSioR TEAH.-G. L. Morse. sls II. L. Gar.
risun 100 4 y ilocsnan, %, IL. j Quinn, "a >. q.
Ferry, lOl Total ifa.
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In state Donas the only recorded sales we're IN Mis-
sour l9ng bonds. az los. Bank OF kepuolc shares
nruugh 20. Railroad OOuOs strong and In fl de-
mana. Inc prhclpul Transaction we're as follows;
hlchgo ana Nurhwrh'ern ConsOl. coupon guld bonds,
Alassil5e New Jtrsay CeltraI lets new, liza Cedar
F.ls ahl Aiuncsnta l-ts. ne.S5 New YORK tcntra d..
1855 lt Central Pen 1sls. "a liuruia aid or, gon
n-n n ~ I non Pac nc kiiroaa 1sls lo4 i.e ioIssi
Union Fac nc sinking fIni %! Milwaukee anu 81 Paul
cunso snkilg fuAd. SIS Alton ana Tore aufe ISIS
lud Alton anu Ierlc -uie 2a-, preferred. Wv treat
Western ls., 1855, So Great NcsiCrn 2is fi Sssouri
Kansas and tNa- con-ol siu sing und, cX coupon O1s
ONO and Niss sspfi cOnsol. sinking fund 10 lIeit.
aware. Itcka wanna ana Western IDS 10. Northwest.
,rn con,ol. 1854 Morris anu LsseN a. n los; Long
uNck uuuds 100 Gem raj rscinc goll nond-. 1868
bash 24s, e.
Inc oneninG. nign-st lowest, ARD 5 A.. NJ closing
piices OF stOcks Today
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ELsBERG -scovILLE.-on April %. at St. James,.
ShuTc" 5Sd st. by the Rev. Or. santa, LOUIS EsbeTs.
NJ. u, 10 Nils Mary V. H. ScONtlle. botn tnis cty
LONEJOl -KENNEDi.-On Thursday, Apri ~, by
The R.y. George II. llepworth JOSIAH I. LoycJoy,
councillor ataN New York city to Anna NJ, dallxh,
Ter o. Abraham G. Kennedy OF Br1oklyn
PltHRtPONI-Dk RHAM.-O Nednesday Anrfl
90 1876, At the Ascension church. by the l.cV. John w.
Moore, assisted hJ tue Rev Dr. joan Cotton smith,
John j. PerrcpOnt u Brooklyn to Elise daughter OF
On lrles de iham NJ this citr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .-On TUESDAY Anil %
al On tuufc., By the Rev. y. y Gallrner Joseph A.
sterling t. Blanche, daughter Of David iroesDecK
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Man and Horse Los, In the snow.

Boston. April 2s.-rhe body Of Edward Fuller,
nj sing from rutney, W. since the nrst Of March
found tis morning In the pasture Of George Graves In
Wcstmn.trr, VI, together with the remains ~ his
torse and sgh. lie appears 20 have becomo lost N
the snow jug partly iul Of liquor Was tuuud by his
side Toe horse winch had been tied, had gnawed all
the uudorhru-h within reach. fuer when last seen
a intoxicated.
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DETROIT April 2s-rhe Custom House in
nucnee here "a at work strcnuously for Blaine The
Post Onlce fly9rs BrisOw GA account ~ some utter
anccs ascrhcd TO lOsmasierGencralJ Jewell on his late
" u % Detroit IN the local contests for delegates tine
BTlttOw men trluMpucd.
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skin with the Rifle.

Members OF the Long Island Shooting Club
met yesterday their grounds near jamaica to shoot
Tor the club cup, which been held one month bY Dr.
Mynne. l.. b. ladden vas the winner. AfterWard
several swetpsAsts were shot aud the winners were,
pr. WINNIE, G. Minrate. MIR. Hayes, Mr. Miller, Mr..
ireland anu e. r. Glldcrsleeye.
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May Programme ut Crccdmoor.

IHt NTttdINouT pTngTdInWo Tor May Is bth
Luther Badge +. NJ Spua OF he Times Medal, $40
7 ~. 18Th I'TL Hed, and Farm Challenge Badge,
1913 T. Nj Hepburn Trophy, 7. NJ. 2Oth -Gtg.r
Huli'~Eye TROPHY II A. NJ three matches by members
" ihe stftnih tsiucnt. Gdn-Sprng meeting bcgihS.
Members Of the National Guard When uniform, have
The free use Of the range Mondays. Thursdays and
Fridays.
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$usinsss Jlotltts.


has brought many to untimely graves What IL q
cough Toe lun-s or bronchial tubes have been A..
tackled bv cold nature sounds alarm bell tell ne
where the disease Hes. wisdom suggests, TRY WIS
TAR'e BALeAn OF WILD CHERRY" 1t has cured, dur.
Ing the last half Of century Thousands upon thou.
sands 81 persons. As long you cough there dan.
ger for the cough Ia safety valve. Use " wistsr y
and be cured.
90 cents and q a bottle. sold by all druggists.
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FRIDAY, April 2S.-Flour dull shipping ex-
5ar qS tSS'' meal S1eT In "T Ste nou mn RE-
qaoG i.our pol 80; . q ioos5 10 suptrnue state
s9a stain sS S spTas an@ XX .sa5
Common n2li 500 ssn 49, Sas %SstS yf
southern sipG,as - 2s,Ggo do mFh grades s. IS
Nine corn meal, = 55stj6 ''
as wa higher sales on he spot 900
M.y tasts5 g a5e ana SO ooS.e5Ss Tor Aug a
ya,e terms, quoted al l2lec, ami Western l2tc Lara
81. a SIS aeis stlss7's fIr prime civ aud 81 SO
S c S t s 81 40 Tor Nav ' t6s ., Ss nr
M.eI Shanst u - ~ ao-is i9r Junc $500 tlSG
Tor CIV, fTe.h ysg, lower AZ iSei7c; y acl
80 f9S-sp4s STEADY maalins upla,d,, ls7sci sales
500 pMes closing ~ y 2582, iog Mays A. l3J2c. Tor
slight advance after Change Receipts At tic por,s to,
da,. 6'o,9 nles, anu Tor The week 202Os Dii,s.
buell.. meluline No. ssukse spriss a. Si' 60
ss sss m tSofe. aSSd n6 tHlns IS
ior Nu,a AofIhwcste-n 10 store 81 : Tor mxc ,piae,
PiS no no grade Sps t Ia f sSt
iar o 9 ss fJr 'iSs SI DS at S
f4@1ie iog ni.e western AM state; Rye dall; =
5ro g .S Sa' az oSt oT 81 a. f SsGada By
oi'9a'a9ic for steamer mixed, a.. f1r sail mlxeo,
bush mixed at dladi4 Tor May.
GEoorWfs-.ao CON q WAS moderately active AMI nrm
AZ ~ &C., Foa .a.es 1900 1lgs ON private tcrls;
M! traaes cldy, ana ~ 'yn9E l1uahdi miracaloo
bu, steady; Sew orleans 10 l0oc Rice rather Jail BIT
unchnnsrd kw sugars very quiet nAt sun qu ted at
uli e 40 lOc. fut fur TO FUud refining Cuin: sales
i5s ma Is ana 40 a-s lnc illng alr rchui az i0c
centrifugal a. s'4r, HNd muse lYado - b. uurd
w.ss.ue"ha' ioN'rai 1914 lo3s slOfc Tor aaras.
Live StOck Market.
NEW YORK, Friday, April 2S-Recelpts OF
beoVs were III car loads or lSl2 head, making 1858
since Monday against b,aol tor the same time last
week irctH were shade easier, sy ABOUT 81 head,
nul sales were rather slow. There were fancy steers
or rtni Door cattle, shown and the extreme range
legll 2c ~, 10 dress bitbS ms To the grOts cwt
tuN lhrNeiourths Of the sales ranging from on 10
lOisc. h., u dress 56@57 rs.
lWcclpis OF sheep aud lambs 10 car loads.
100 head, maAlug 5000 since M0nltY. agNn,t lO,0sO
Tor the same time laet week Tue demand was uny
hoderalr, ana there Was a strong pressure for ower
pr ices win Tut lew sales, few extra unshorn slerp
were sold al Sc, n ordinary To Rouu do. O1ep
l'sr, " u clipped sheep Al b4NdAc and choice
spring lambs from Virginia at $40 nrad.
Receipts OF hogs were - cars or 2,fhl mead making
l0I3S since Monday against leD3l Tor the Correspond
lug time last A car al Of fair corn Ted ONO
noes 100 MS. average changed hinds ahyr n * 37S
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"A medicinal preparation winch admirably reeu.
ates and invig rates the whole internal organism
prot'c against every huftful Influence, ana winch
completely removes the various causes which give rise
10 dysp0 psia, urinary complaints, rheumatism neural.
ga male disorders and general denllty. Ia certainly
mosl mprehcnsive preventive AMI remedy This Il
WOLF rs SCnIkDAM AROMA1lC SCIIN Apps.
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DIJORCED.


LENA.-ln the city % New York on the 2sth day
OF April 1876 nv the Hon. George c. 3arrett Justice
Cause adultery.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
Keai Estate Market

sWFFNFY's BANNING HOUSE, lOt NASSAU ST.,
" % pay q premium for ilac ioual currency.
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SUNDAY EDITION.
. TOMORROW MORNING.,
VIII contain eight pages, embracing the NEWS OF
THE DAY ana IN abundant supply of fresh original
snu selected articles OF the greatest interest.
PRICE, THREE CENTS
FOR SALE by ALL NEWSMEN
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Mrs wlNsLow's SOOTHING sYG.-P for children
refining II an old and wclltricd remedy N hisHtOOd
the test OF many years. and to fan.
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Real fields for enterprise deserve to be men
toned me United states Lie Insurance Company 81
Nov lOrk, whose AtandlnH Is 80 prccmncnt, calls for
skllful, capable men. by speedy application they
may secure very profitable agencies -Adp.
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Throat
" se reveals liberation OF the Pituitoua Membrane
causing fatal disea.e oi the Pulmonary Organs unIs
timely cured Dy NfeHARTs pINE TREE TAR Gonna =
an lnialble Blood purifying Remedy which has saved
many thousand Consumptivee. -
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All uneasiness and wakefulness In children
TeAeYee W AVAeus IsetAiAR CORDIAL. " eens,IAar'
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Enamolled chamber suites from $50; black
walnut a., SO IN ublt-tOp do Si5 pirlOr sultssS3l
ancestry iris.cs. 81 ngrin 5J,. 'Cowpcrtnwaits,
100 Chatham street.-1tr.
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MARINB INrELLTa ENoB.

-. -. nETATURE ALMANAC-rTts DAV
sun fieea.... W sun sea q "a Moan q, Il 10 ~
uIou wArER-rnfs DAY
SANDY HOOK IL 28 Gov. isanal2 IL Hell data 20
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Omen SUNDAYS from 10 u 2. Tho silk ellsti .
Ir'r .,s"i 4 olN iN rI1sNc lfus company dSS Broad
M"!, nVi4e.-y, uetG a.PlAcei, euIes rup1ure,-Ads.
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The Chenpest Article Known


I. Qurh's lish Tea. 1t cures biousness, head
ache, and liver complaint. Price % cehts-Atr.
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ArFved-FRfDAr. April e.
Ship Gustav and Oscar. Liverpool, mdse
BatN IidskjOn Plymouth Eng, In ballast.
bark DomenlcO, Mcsstua, fruit.
Barr Neeterlide. SiaunVer, IN ballast
Brig Soekummercn. London, In ballast.
Brig AlDerti, Sagui. sugar.
BarN Cess cr. Liverpool. IN ballast.
bafk HombOreund Iilesand, In ballast
AtO tbc u-tiai river and cJtstwts. vetsst,
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In govt or rheumatism Of the stomach there
II no rtmcly 40 soothing curing the pdfON, MIX
OF hagntsla, wich hee the effect Of true anodyne
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II YOU would be sure II no pain, 20 to Dr. Col
tone, a. N. Cooper Insitute.-Adp.
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Commodors VnndcrbiI, NJ Home.

See frontisuioce in Frank Lcslic's Popular
Aonih!g for May. Now ready. Price 20 conis.-1dU.
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.Dytlng ana ticHninH nj the New York Dve-
ing and " nting Et nlishment. staten Island pncps
No. N Duane st., 1872 broadway, Go 9Th av " y 1Gd
and l6o PierrepOnt &c. Brooklyn. Established 81 years
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GtnilsIrp,

RTiRICIAL TEETH specially. u'.i worE
IN al low prices All Nuik suusihN|lH "a ti' care
fdly htted, and guarantee TO Civ fI lr. "ilon.
&c, kEAsEOA W .V.4 ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-29

The defects in the old Etnstic Trus. m
remeuled IN POMEKOYs. Prlce 81. ~ lroaiNaY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-29

Dr. Lvon's Tooth Tablets
Produce the most gratifying 'esuits
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HAMPLE TEAS F6It TnE pEOpLE.


DEEkMAN I'LL N. L. Church Last flflleth 81.
ID the Rev W ", Thomas pastor. Morning subject.
" Class Meetings" Evenlng, WATCH" hunuAI
schoo. at2 Il. A..
STANTON STRICT Baptist CHURCH.
- The Rev Reuben Jricry Bruukyn Will preach a.
1880 A. NJ. Al 1880 f. NJ. VIM. llayue LeaVel pastor.
viii preach. a Blur Reading. strangers invited
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1913 JOHN So, NrY YORK
SOLD BY ALI DEGGGiSIS.
TO rnE woRKi>GrnN On riin WISH


meeting Of wurkugm'n Who favor Rapid Transit
hY thc Elevated uallruId on Greenwich street Nil hs
held Al Icmperaucs HAL, IS Nanc, st. GU saturday
evening az O'Clock. MorhlnsWrn Nlll address the
meeting.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-29

The Thieves Ought to be PunisIied

There is no power in Congress to pun
ish the thieves that have been preying
upon the government for the last ten
years and the idea of bringing any of
them to punishment through the
District Court as it is now constituted,
or under Grants Administration, is SIM
ply preposterous. 1t has been tried.
Congress has one of the District Ring
sters in durance vile, because of his con-
tempt Of its authority, but beyond that
it is next to powerless. To try an official
thief before Washington Court is a
mere preposterous farce than was Bab-
cocks St. Louis ordeal. Around the
Capital they feel pretty much as did a
New Jersey jury some years ago, before
whom a man, charged with stealing
wood, was tried. The neighborhood had
long been notorious for such evil prac-
tices, and hence. when the verdict was
rendered, it read thus, "Not guilty, the
offense charged being no offense at all,
because it Is according TO the custom of
the country"