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OR DER NISI.

IN THE MATTER or THE REAL ESTATE or
THOMAS MUEPIIEY. DECEASED.
Ia the nrfhhu,' Court for Cecil c-uufy
nRDERED, This twelfth day of Novem-
<'rr. l>1' that the sale made sud reported by John
H. HALL and Thomas c. Murph-y. Executors II Thonla.
Murphy i'cra.ed II partition OF the estate II
sNi deceased Ice ratified and c"narnr, unless cause to
the contrary thereof Ice shown h-pr- the fifteenth,
da! 81 JantlTy next provided copy II this order
Inserted IN same newspaper printed in Cecil county
once week fr one month before the lay 81
Dve~nh-r
The Report stat.- the Of sales he $1,000 CO
u LAMAR
Register If Will for Cecil county.
True copy; ir-t. u LAMAR
Register Il Wills Tor Cecil r-uniy.
Nov l6-lm
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% More than Two hundred and forty
five thousand bottles Of SELLERS CorGn
Syrup have been sold by the firm of .Jno.
ID. Park i Sons Cincinnati.
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No one has disturbed Mr.. Tilden' 5
remains, the past twenty-four hours.
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ORDER ,NIsI.

:. JOHN PYLE AND WIFE AND OTHERS
BENJAMIN l. PYLE AND WIFE AND OTHERS
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity
No. 81
ORDERED, This 9TH day of November,
~ LIS. that the .alr made aul reported ~ l. Mar.
shall sinr Trustee fr the sale The estate 81
J"-'Ph Pylr deceased. he ratified aud ,uuhrm uul~.s
tn tho CONTRARY thereof 10 shown IT before
the 9Th das vi January provided copy ct tins
ogi'Ti- iL.eTi"l in -umr newspaper printed in CrzIl
COUNTY once wr~k Tor month t-forc the Law
December next.
The Report the q sale, te 5000 On
4. ". MITCHELL. Clerk
True copy test, 4 ". MITCHELL
Nov Jim Clerk
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HORSE CLIPPING.

NE subscriber is prepared tn CLIP
L HORSES a ht, Suur 30 Main street ~ Atan At
.hmT' motto" anl IA satisfactory manner
Nov l5-Jw HOWARD TITUS.
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10 ACRES. MORE OR LESS
aarPer's Magazine.
1879.
ILLTSTR .iTED,
NOTICES uF THE

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"9ih - .;'si EsTI'tV ziI superior quality Of
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II" volume Z the Nryrsias t.sIa with the NUN.
h'f- TT Isar ant DECEMBER 81 -t,b ,-tr When no
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-"Tit'-T "I-iI-> {" t-.u g''n the crfIvui Number
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THERE is something grand in the
dimensions oforganized charitable move
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York conference. He owns a farm down
in Delaware Should lie carry ont such a
purpose, Port Deposit puts in the first
claim for his ministry here.
DEATH.
Miss Ssilie Morgan, daughter of the late
Mr.. Il. Morgan, of Havre de Grace, died,
on Saturday last, at the residence of her
uncle, Mr.. John Bevans, in this county,
where size was on a visit. She had brcn
for long time suffering from that dreaded
disease. consumption, which iiually carried
her of The remains were taken TO Havrc
de Grace, on Monday, for interment.
SPORTING NEWS
The duck ing season here is al lis height
and nothing is talked of among the sports
except canvas back red heads, black heads.
sink boxes, aud breech leaders. Occasion
ally something is said about parIrdges but
those who go after them invariably return
with the same report, thar the birds are
all Killed OF ar driven away. \ poor ex-
cuse l. better than none
Coon and npossum hunting is also carr led
on quite extensively in thus section, and
the lovers al the sport have been very sue
cessful in their hunts. Doctor Shure
has been tempting the appctites of the
eplcuIcs with caIcass OF a twelve pound
coon hanging exposed TO their gaze
and making their mouths to water. The
doctor is fond of choice delicaces and it is
very doubtful if he will extend an iuvi
tairon 1" his many friends to participate at
the feast
THANKSGIVING SUFFER-.
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SPORTING NEWS.
THANKSGIVING SUFFER-.

The announcement has Been mad. that
the ladies' of the Presbyterian cougre CATION
intend having their usual Thanksgiving
supper. The evening Of Wednesday, Nov,
the eth. but II appears that nothing def
mite has Yet been determined about it,
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its H"n"ai faluuI"- e HAErEE'~ Wrl.LH in n.ai
'!' III tihlii. vii i~ ssIt ~ 'AIr.- ire
provided il~ i---'t !Br- ,.f- til,r M
N"'"in"r ~ : go rrh 1 Cosll,'. ), comprising
'"ff'H''r -~ii IT,. - call NJ IL 9
f- ~ = g.. raiUrisr. ',sfH' Of plfr-sr.r
'I"iH ta~"- i'r "a vpiun". -u.ial,r isi I4Etrrv
vii Be- .-t' ly mai postpaid "a g,- If Il 80 .,i
k"ii'i.i ,'s,'- r.'gli i i.I. ~ ut OIL Muur,
'FrffrE u. ait {" a.aId sIlAl,r ~ I,s.-
. NrSsilI"G- t.t ,.;,. tui- a.I,.r,i.stn.rI;
With ut ii.v PR, "EI-r "I iIsE.Ls ( U4u.utE.
hdtf">A HAMPER BROTHERS. SrN York
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

l''ni- tut i''E~ '.ut- furnished nn application.
F-iag" FIRE. t" all -nl.-cfiIcf. in the United State
81 tstl;.ll.
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The N"iurn-- 81 the B,,tfg begin with tho ar.,
NHIHi~r II January Cd; ~.rh year Whoa N, Tine i.
H~tsii"H~ Il 20 - UNDER ,i that i- ,tl!.-,riEr
receipt Z !l.~ ,r..,f
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CONTROL or J. T. WARD,

who is 'ts President. and who is ably as
sisted by II. {. Cushing. Wee President,
aud X. l.. Brockert. Professor of Natural
Science. and J. W. Reese, Professor Of An.
Gent Languages. The female department
is presided over by Mrs. Gushing. who is
spoken nf 10y thoS. who know her best as
a lady of rich intellectual accomplishments.
aud 50 constituted Us To- Ice cmiuently quail
iied for the position she fills with credit TO
herself and the entire satisfaction of all her
patrons. This institution receives 81, 600
from the State, and has at present l2J stu
dents within its walls. We were pleased
to meet with one Tf the pupils from Cecil
county, Miss Bessie Miller, the daughter of
Samuel Miller, at the house of :. mutual
friend in tho village. She speaks in the
highest terms OF the efficiency of the inst-
tuition. and seems much at home as ever
she did in her native place near the banks
Of the classic Elk.
Last Monday evening we attended oon-
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E a rP . RS 3 a gar
1879.
ILL JSTRt TED,
>IuCa> ~ THE PRES

I" dr--- according 1, Hrp,g', Bl.tr viii D.. tn,
AIM aUi ambition IT tl.r women oi Am,ric4- Es,f.-
ITEa,rrrg'
y a faithful chronicle ii fashion and a urM.,aI,r,
4 d"rI".ti" Hut -trI character II rank, sifI,'u;
ri'HI - Ern-.sErD Eggr~
lh'- iAi'"r has acquired Wrlu popularity Tor H..
hf'-il' ny meat u affords AMI -f,ir an ..ftf,
ii''' ''.il''.'iH ~iih thu !alt"s-N Eryuiug Pos,
III" N".uiE"- 4 TIA" BrsIr E-iu with the hr-i Mum
'"'r III January e zach year When no thine j. tn-rr
&. r.tnvu,~ With the Number --Hf .fi,r the rc,s,.
II In uTd-r ~
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weekly. - San.tcr. year 4Ool !ouk page.
TEE SCIENTIFIC AxrKIcsN lar,r hr-irlass Week.,
N~w~iaI~r ui sixteen IaG--, printed IA tho most beau
t!igl style gyofEs, trGiri rs'h splendid ,ngrarIr;s
I"It~--n'iug u-wrt inventions and the most rr-t
a.sancc- ia thu ar;- AMI sciences gliding uev. and
Interesting fact in agriculture culture. The hani.
health m'tiy'i -r-- social science. natural history
s-.,lrey, astronomy Thu most valuable rr.ritraI
paper. ~ ~u,u"nt wrIrt- in an department., 81 ...c~
wall Toe found ia the Scientific American
T"rm-, - - PR :! halt year which inclul-.
ra-as"- Discount i Agent. Single copies ten c-nt.
>uld iy all H.W>irIlcT>. Remit hy y.st.l order I,
hUNN Co. Publishers. - Park Rs New York
PATENTS In .., .aGa.rtion With tn.
M---rs. MUNN Go. ar Solicitors OF America, nm:
Foreign faicni-, have hat 81 yr- r1p.ticncc aud nov
have the largest establishment ia tn. world Patents
Ar" obtained III" h-s: term. 4 snrrtI notice /.
made u TIA" SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 81 all iuv.uripu.
patented through h. Agency. sith tho name and re,
drnyN 4 TIA" I,t'nt~" Hy the itnm~a.. circulation
thus gwen. puddle a;i"ni ION = directed the merit. If
the u-w patent and -l". iutruiustln ufiru ea.rl,
r;fsrt-d-
iir tain. free # charge whether patent can
"" al" lend free liant Book about tn Patent
Law ftirn'- 'tv-aI-. Trai-Msfk- th-lr costs. aud
he" procured. with hint E procuring a,Iranrs, on
inventions adir-ss i"r ;hS PAPER. OF concerning
patents, MUM CO.
= Park Row. Nrw York
Branch "nac. -oru~r : 9Th ST.. Washington D c
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ORDER NlkI,
HIRAM wALkER AND WIFE

MARIA KEEpER AND MARGARET PARKER. Al
n.:lt-iTai u. & Am kroz-II. --s,-l for IAr u.
e.: EiittL-th u N,Cs,Ilh
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FARM and TRACT OF LAND

occupied ~ TIA a!i Robert II N-slitt 1t the time Of
hl- ,!raIE
Th!> GtrH lie, "u Ia. rHaI leading from Cnlura To-
EnwilIl-v ILL., ia C- county Nar,iaud aud a.Iio Ii.
anI- II Wiiliia Nuur" L y Iinnian an! others and
within mIic u. CuIora. a station On tn. rhil,tr
pIia aud Baltimore Central Railroad anI also within
nur mile 81 wu other stations railroad and IN
= .lN uysIs Ibu Of, country II ,,.r,,,,x
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SO ACRES OF LAND.


u"rr ct ~>- all ar.hi land. sud zos- .tat- Of cul
iINatI'u except a.sut hye well 1T Nth timber
Thrt~ m.l> -chpI- anI Piar-s uf pubic worship
e.snv" r"ai ." thu property.
tn Iai''T N~ig~ni- consist 80 FRAME S-sS
DWELLING, i - i~ri. with Pump If excel I:IiHH
cat ~ai~- convenient III" dwelling. with AZ
DAIRY HDu-r attached: frame Earn - \ .! III
feet with >itlIn- attach IL al u~rrIy l,fanary
Ns-u-i"Grr, l~-H'.-- FuUtry house iIn.. house and
tn usual 1iai E"-'--'ry "utbuIin-,. the entire
property ua!~T s f-tra-. Thrrr 4. ais. anon rLi-
:trm y"uns AffLE ORCHARD OF choice iruit in full
barring
THE TERMS OF SALE will L.. a. follow. One
tir Of the purcasr money e. b- paid cash At th-
TIM Il ,s4" gi-ihtd N oHc year and thu balance IN
Eighteen months irn the lay ~! .al-. ~ credit paw
mcui> :" h"ar iut'r~-; from thu day 81 sale aud the
Ial u"r thereof I" d. occurred thu Satisfaction If
tue uul-r-i-H~i.
Al! enc :~-IrIu- Information about iA.~ PROPERTY
al "httin ia" ~ calling tho -.l.-, r. or r--ii
ias f"1r the property. ~ letter addressed Cnlo-a
Crcil county. Ni JOHN A NE>BITT
Assignee
J 4 HiN"NS. AEriiuH.cf. Ny =. LISTS
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Philadelphia. Wilmington and
BALTIMORE RAuROAT

f"F h'li'nar~: For Philadelphia
- lTAih, - \. " 1t Trails. sl6.N
Srd tk5p :, 80 :.
i--4 = " SIS ,. y
ff''-h' tram with rl--"g~r attached will leave
r"iiHNt'tr t"T Wilmington at 1885 A. n, and will he
in -ui-rt To delays Incident freight rau- due at
"i!In=t"n At } - p. N. Leaves Ella ton at lis
N"' 1875 EENJ. WELLS, Agent.
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Port Deposit Branch Railroad

TRAINS Run As FOLLOWS.
Leave Port Deposit s25. 9.as. as. lio5 n. and
80 aud 6C5 P. n
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Shila., vii. d Bait. Railroad,
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,

on AND AFTER MONDAY. NOV, 10Th ISIS
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-07

The "trueinwardness" Of this mat
ter. SO far, does not seem to be
found on the side Of these people.
whom it has pleased certain per-
sons, including some congressman,
to denounce as thieves.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-07
The Moffett Register and the
Liquor Bmsiness.
New Orleans Picayune. |

Few persons realize the magni-
tnde Of the liquor business in the
United States aud the several
States. 1t may be well to inquire
into the matter, since the tax-pay-
ers of the State have q special in-
terest in the question in conneo-
tion with the bill now before the
Legislaturereg gulating liquor licen-
SeS. M
Mr.. Medil, editor of the Chica-
go Tribune. visited Germany some
years since, and in series of in
teresting articles written for his
journal, he stated that in the
German Empire they mapufac-
ture forty million barrels of beer
yearley, and expert enough to pay
for their imported wines and bran
dies. The population of Germany
was at that time but little larger
than that OF the United States.
The French nation, with pop
nlation OF thirty-six millions. CON
sume over twenty million tierces
Of wine yearly, according to the
statement of French statistician.
The New York Evening Post
some years since published SER
les of articles on the consumption
Of spirituous liquors Ia the United
States. Its figures were said to be
strictly effioial, and we do not
know that they were ever disput-
ed. The actaal cost Of all the
liquors consumed in the United
States in 1870 the cost to the ac-
tual consumers, was put down at
one thousand four hundred and
eighty seven million dollars "a ,4S7,
000,000)
Here are q few specimen esti-
mates taken from the tables Of the
Post showing the cost to the CON-
sumers In several States
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The most liquor is consumed in
States that contain the largest
nnmher Of large towns and cities.
Manufacturing towns are great
consumers Of spurious liquors and
beer, not onlyin the United States,
bnt in Europe.
The Post, In an article from
which the above extracts are made,
estimates the cost of the crimes.
litigation and inprisonments,
caused mainly by the use OF liquors
obtained from bar-rooms and Ii
qnor dealers-a cost which falls
upon the taxpayers Of the United
States and of the several States
amount to $9o,000,000, swelling
the expenditures to one billion FIVE
hundred and seventy-three million
dollars $l,573, 900, ,000l
The lianor saloons of the United
States are PIT down AT 100000.
and The daily customers at $780,
900.
1t is claimed that since the tax
payers in every State are severely
taxed on account OF the crimes that
originate in bar-rooms, and that
the decentralization and poverty
produced by the drinking usages
Of society are frightful, it 10 no un-
Just Discrimination against the
drinking saloons TO require them
to devote a part Of their profits Tor
the relief Of other taxpayers.
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MIX,S FERRY
AND STORE,
,,ae mile above Lake Charles on m
Caleasieu R3slE'er. IL

Tie undersigned wishes to Z, lntorm e,1,.a
ts sht ~ pe has pslt his Ferry and beef pens
s''p raad ~ m repair, aud is ready 70 accom-
1 ss4 gsts aI9 Who may wish TO cross WIN
him' is wish III everything that is gere1Ially q u
required by stock Men ~, a,,;talla st' for
He hag 4 large safe RAT, selloiole WI t,Va NJ
crossing any kind ot stoeR, y sssg I ] NY -
~ ra each Inside s;Se 81 the river, free Of charge.
Keeps Constantly on hand 9 tg4 Sa'. sup
ply az Groceries, Provisions ana eof,
ace. atthe very lowest prlcess Nrv
mY9.tf =
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There are men in this world who
viii pay dollar for the purpose
Of seeing play which hurts theis
feelings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-08
4 LIJELr RTN.IW.II.
How Three Frightened Teams Wrought de-
struetion In New Brun.wich.

NEW BRUNSWICK. y j., March AT about
noon to-day u spirited pair of gray horses at
tached TO n light open buggy became frightened
in Burnct street. and darted down that thor
oughfnrc at hcallong Fallop. In front Il
Greer's Hall the owner and driver. Mr. VI ,Dcdc
and II friend. were thrown violently t. tho pave
m mt. The horses continuing their mad course
dashed against the Wasl ineton -tnrc couch
ondang"ring the lives ut It's occupants Near
Richmond street tn"y ran against q lgkors
wngon On the right and q milk wagon on tNe
loft. The Teams attached To- both ~ the pod
dlrrs' wagons then 'ned thc runawuys. Then
it became II driverlrS7 race among tho frantic
animals
Running nearly nhrrasi they cleared the
street Of nll ohslruc'ins Vrhieics Tncy -tru /
u furniture van and caromci ON Il hurgv h.-
lengin- toG MIR. nr Val oi SiotWogd. Thrn
they ri:n against the curl-' no, ana huorl "a
an unl"rnkor's wa-on To pieces. Fnnlv the
Ernls fell 10 the pavement, and thor suldnn
tumble brought lIr others To- stanislill. Soy
oral loads were riilerai ~ the fragments Of
Nchicios along ii' FINE of The race
Mr. M'D 'lr the owner ol the grays was taken
in u wagon to tli' on go OF pr Morio.;l. und his
wounds were Dir s,cd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-08
HJ>fNG nIsT- no0ND rHAlGnyS.
An Agreement that May End UNJUST Discrim-
inntion Against New York.

tn" railrond representatives. who assem-
blod ia the Windsor Hotel Yesterday. after u
session of about twelve hours. finally came 10
an agreement upon the ycNod question Of
freight rates that is expected 10 terminate not
only the quarrcls among the railroads them
selves. but also furnish remedy for many oft the
evils complained Of by shippers from the West.
Under the agreement the rate is To DE raised on
Monday neNt on Enst-bound freight. on the
bn- Of thirty cents per lou pounds from Chi
chlp to Now York on fOulth-cass freight. the
business 10 - ,rp0silnn'-. siniht IN -, de !ar
al eompclng p9ipls, Al po.nii2 IN disputGe arc
missionors MrssrA, FINK anl Guiliord. This
il simply eXteudiu@ b. East-nouul freight the
principle OF pooling" that has been SO long
IN operation .n, to Mcst-bounl freight. II Will
DO nwny with lrresu ar ral s, stop " cutting"
and afford what mcrrhnnis have long desired --
a uniformly Of charges. Tho systcm of spe-
cial contracts. that has long been - much com
planned Of by merchants, is 20 be hrokcn up.
and so also Is the prnotlrc OF charging different
shippers different prices for carrying the Same
kind Of freight. 1t Is hoped thnt the new Hgreo-
ment will do away with unjust discrimination
uuniusi New York,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-08
NEW JER5Er's LEGIsL.iTORs.
Proposing 10 Tax iiqunr Dcnlers--The Kei-
sey InsestIgntIon keports.

TRENTON. March Tn the Senate to-day an
attempt to reconsider tho on the bill dcpryins non.
resident st dents of Princeton AMI Hu'ser. Colleges of
Tho fi;t TO vote No state aul other elections failed
l.l Wa, n;r u.ed imposing tlN in addition 10 the
present gems" fees or Tie privilege of soin. wiuc ar.
dent spirits and matt liquor. stat, the money thus
collected TO be- used for tho support tile Govern.
m,ut
In iir House, bill WI. introduced requiring citc. Of
from l1.non go ioHpr Inhabitants 20 have an Excise
Board o control ti sfanen; o licenses to inns ayorn
tarroou~ 6c. Another h requires that the Mavor nHl
common tnuuU u eff lr.N.t shall receive siialt,
that 'h" 'ouncmDn shall fsr honl. nnl that the Prs,
dent nl tht HulH iNu % sliil tc NNfo iur go arsr
ih Newark nud i. r-ov ~ Ntf.r suniN ml whirh
WnNr, tor ths sale u tie Morris Canal 10 thn. citp-
ffs tti = uf utl heated li~isi.'l fN'Iti.rN THE
lI,i-lnfu 900
ih' lii establish hNor bureau was passed.
i NIi D lINIi ctnff- tit rlD Nt.nn c-s tho Third
mr. . uf J. -cr county ftri the House fpcctn-
commits ui 1rit, rcnlri. amt deciding "a favor of
MI i.Iihl - ilc -ftn- feuttr. lt Nuft col I 90 4.
ll Nus iutr'iuccd fhrNuch tht tuu4m.tce oi ways
ANA bans Co t'lgt the ~tit ilN so ulil fc dbl
lar Last year Il was oic mill anl halt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-08
JyiLl'S NEW RGLER.
King Humhert's Address from the Throne on
OpVn'nv spnsiianeut.

RoNr, March / King lIumbcrt opened
t1n Italian Parliament in person to-day, ana
dnliV rel the spec rl from the throne H. said:
Nes snail consolidate and render fruitful the
gr"a' work Of Italian unity. to which T., glorious
ouulcr devoted his life" The speech cnumer-
ats various bills for electoral. financial. AMI
administrative reforms which will be submitted.
nnl continues: " New treaties Of commerce will
provide fresh resources for the treasury. and
Advantages for IL necessary to place tho army
ana navy on now footing with regard To- arms
and material which science is daily pcrfecting
We unhcsitatingly assentel to the Conference
desiring to secure a durable peace for Europe
Our impariialty will give greater value TO our
counsels. and our recent history will afford n
convincing argument for supporting the solu-
tions most in conformity with justice and the
rights Of humanity. Such II our faith. which
spl"ndilly confirmed by LIVING facts. IS prepar-
inlg Tor us most precious alliance. the alliance
The King refers to the Holy See as follows:
=, Popc Plus TX, after governing the Church for
gretcd and veneraed The rites of clecting
his successor have been performed In perfect
freedom and without disturbing the tranquil
lily OF the state, the peace of consrenccs. the
in!"lend 'nrc Of tho ministers OF religion. By
mnlniaining our institutions and rcconciling
respect Tor religion with determ nod dcfnncc
OF STATE laws aad the principles of civilization.
W. provo how great nrc the fruits ui liberty We
ere ,conllient that in our hands Italy will not
fall from her cNnltel p1sition."
The Minister'S hdveiailcltl t. come, 20 an aereo-
m"nt with the various discordant Parliament
tay groups. The GOV 'rnmcu; Is likrly to be
defeated on the election Of Pr sidcut for the
Charbrr of Deputies. Thn rrsult will probably
be- tho dissolution OF the Chamber and a new
general election.
At Cabinet council Yesterday sgnor Crispi
rrsignnl the portfolio OF Minister OF the Intc-
ri0r Sianor Drpretis. President Of the Council
nnd " instrr Of Foreign Affairs win provision
ally administer the Department Of the Interior
S,snor Crispi succeeded Baron Nicotera in the
n
hop IT rcconciling the Liberal party with the
Cabinet.
S'.uor Crisui's resignation probably presagcs
the Cabinets fIll. king Humber, viii probably
comm N Sgnora Carroll and /anardci TO
form Ministry \ coalition Government is
impossible rs the Let rouse any compromise.
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SOME u.isr,SG ron rOpIcs.


WAsHIsGToS. March Tho Committee on
Ways aAd Mean, to-day made The following chanscs ~
tie Tarir t!l' Tie rate womcn's anl ciiiircn's
voo'icp dfcs, goods valued above -r.~~-
var was nA'd at II ger'- 'Gu1tr Nurt dte DDS
wen l.Hf ounces s.Ni Nftl "a .utir NnfN ASA costing
oNDi .1tei' suHf, Ntfi. ''fe ftdrtci ff ~ ii ~
CENT fini i.' iHr go hriul co. lai.. int wac
I'rf t~Oi ffii 90 u fHiI's tarl o. ' To Tor
o. ts. stuui'd. rri..at. 80 l.Gntd nm ul .'lrr oil
fINfl 500 i sla 400 WH. itiN.i o. 80 ..' tn 30 rr
niun Hd 'alulcm u4 ,Ah !ot was stricken from tho
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Death at u Railroad Crossing.

DEANS. NJ. March 7-As the accommodation
train which passes here going toward Trcntonat ~
N wasnoalins this station TO daN. II struck team At
the GRO, ns The 6@ucI end drner. Nj john Walters
OF MilliuWu Wa, fatally injured both horse swttr instant
y kl.cd and the wagon wlshrokrn into llI-mrns Mr.
Waiter, had hctn attending an auction sale, AMI WIS
duNLs at furious speed ~ the train camp upon lun
The train WAS 'pIei and the DYING man hHd up
Eud ilh,n fu Monmouth Iunrtun lie remained ms a..
Ahlc several phN,lrius were summoned, uut hieI' Is
no hope oihis recovery
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HAVANA. March IN il officially reported
that the hummer Of insurgents who have surrendered
IRON b ~ IL Marc 5is 23p persons, wish lso arms,
hur u defence called lh irncha Oi the lrWuiuN nc
cmcis MaAm0 Gomez, ncmio1, and Rodi i!nof cn
hufkvd Ton jamaica and salvador CsncfOs, Marquis Of
) .ilt Lucia, Ion IuIulc