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Frosted Feet.

The Roman Liniment has proved effect
ua. ii all cases where it has been properly
used. No instance i known where il
has failed in giving Immediate relief.
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ORPHANS COURT.

The Orphans Court Of Allegany count,
holds it's sessions on Tuesday Of each week
OFFICERS.
Chief Judge-John Coulehan.
Associates-Wm. Patt, Robert Bruce.
Register of WWs-John Rhind.
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Proverbs for Subscribers.

A wise son maketh glad father,
ard prompt-paying subscriber causeth
an editor to laugh.
Folly is joy that is destitute of
wisdom, but delinquent subscribers
cause suffering in the house of news
paper-maker.
All the ways of man are clear in
his own eyes, except the way the de-
linquent subscriber has in not paying
for his newspaper.
Better is little with righteousness
than thousand subscribers who cheat
the printer.
Better is the poor man that walk.
eth in integrity, and pays his subscrip-
ton, than the rich man who telleth
the collector to call again.
Judgments are prepared for scorn-
ers, stripes for the backs Of fools, and
lasting punishment for him who pay
eth not for his newspaper.
Hope deferred maketh the heart
sick is a proyerb sadly realized by the
publisher who sends out bills.
A righteous man hateth lying, hence
publisher waxeth wroth against "a
subscriber who promises to call and
settle on the morrow and calleth not.
HAD REALLY ARR1vED.-Two Ger
mans met in San Francisco recently.
Alter afectionate greeting the follow
ing dialogue ensued
"Fen you said you hef arrived?"
Yesterday"
"You came dot horn around?"
mo"
"oh! see, you came dot Isthmus
across.
"No."
"Oh den you come dot land over?"
"Den you hef not arrived ~
"Oh, yes l hef arrived. l come
dot Mexico through. Washington
Sunday Herald.
WE know of nothing more soul-ele-
waiting to the publisher of a newspaper
than to see man refuse to take his To-
cal paper and all the time sponging on
his neighbor for the reading of it.
When we ask man to subscribe for
our paper, we do 50 simply because it
makes our heart flow from one side
of our breast to the other with Joy
when we hear him say, 81 take more
papers nov than l read, and then
find him sitting on his nei9hbor's door,
step eagerly watching to get glimpse
at the local page if possible before
the owner of the paper takes it into
the house.
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Burns and scalds.

This Lin;ment has proved itself to he
one Of tie best remedies ever used for
EaTn5 and Scalds. IT. quickness in ale
WAITING pain when applied, gives it great
superiority OYER Ill Other preparations.
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Jfjjlii:c:a.:n!::a3.ted Jjii i !: {: /: :: 59z5s:ss.

The healing and purifying qualities q
l. nI.II.RS LIHIliENT render il t,.- ,.;zt
article for the speedy and safe cure CT
ulccrated sores.
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP

Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropsy,
Chronic Diarrhea, Bois, Nervous AZ
fections, Chills and Fevers, Humors,
Loss OF Constitutional Vigor, Neu-
ralgia, Female Complaints and
A LII DIS Z 4 81 S
ORIGINATING IN A
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD,
Or accompanied by DEBlLiTY or
Low State oil the SYSTEM
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Neuralgia.

This excruciatingly painful disease is
instantly relieved and rapidly cured by
the continued application Of this Lini-
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4 Stitch S; i sca = - The Esa.cc::..

Is caused by It sudden wrciching of the
spine, and produces violent md acute
pains, making it very difficult for the
person to move. it shoGId not be neg
lectcd, rs tie curvature of the spine is
often brought ON by neglect CT this COM
mon coIap!N!nt.
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS

DR.. G. B. Fundenberg, President,
DR.. G. *. Getzandanner, Frostburg.
j. 4. Wilson, Cumberland.
J. w. s. Cochrane, Secretary, Cumberland
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DIRECToRY-
COUNTY,.
The Courts.

CIRCUIT COURT.
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
HOME FROM A FOREIGN SHORE.

ENFORCED RETURN OF NoULToN, THE AB-
sCoNDING WASHINGTON BROKER-DETAILs
or HIS CRIMES AND HIS wANDkRINGs.
WASHINGTON, March 28, 1878.
Charles II. Moulton, tho twice abscondsd Washing
ton real estate broker whose rearrest IN London
weeks ago has been already Published, has re-
turned to this city In company with ono OF the sure
ties his bail bond, and boon transferred 10 the law
officers. IL will be recolloctod that Mouon held a.
broker, u very considerable amount OF trust funds
he lett the city. that he back the District
anu that nuinOer OF charges OF endorsement, DC
wore preIcrtcd against him, which he gnvu Uxii
and again lott The city aud won't TO London, fropa
which city he has Just been brought back Mouiton
spout last night OF the coils OF The Police Hoxl-
quarters
HIS wAxpxRIXGa
When he loft hero the nrst time u IS alleged that he
took sum Vi nouey variousiy estimated " from
$4,000 10 $4,000 belonging TO others. He weat
hrst 10 Cuba and. alter being away Two or three
months, xs suddenly returned 10 THIS city. Ho made
au arrangement with his creditors promising 10 pay
them back thoir money condition nc should mol be
prosecuted. In tow Weeks h0 departed again. He
was next hoard Of IN London where h0 was followed
by Francis e. Profit. Of this CITY, Who II said, lost
ABOUT $4,000 by Mouiton. Sir. PrOtt secured tho
arrest VI Moulton III London. Moulton refused 10
talk 10 my one about The case. lhers are several
Indictments against him, two OF tnem being TOR
forgery Ho has changed IN personal appearance und
lost about sixty Lounds Ut nesh. Hu says on the
whole no hns had hard time vi II Ho had consider
aOc business us q real estuto agent. All The money
no took away he borrowed, and II Is since alleged
Sumo Of the transactions on forged dseds OF trust.
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
CURRENTS AND EDDIES.

The democrats Of Oregon Will convene 10 nominAse
State officers AUD Congrossmon 10Th vi Aprii;
tho republicans the 18th.
ho Pii,sburg Dspatch predicts for this autumn
OF tho bttcrest contests Tor tho supremacy IN Penn
sy'vania that has yet been known
Senator Wallace, Of PcnnsyIvsns, 10 trying 10 dc
tate TO both the democratic aud the national party
that State Ho would concedo TO the latter ils plat
form while Insisting upon tho fAvorte candidates Of
the former. But tho now political power may resist
hts cunningly devised method OF absorption and
elImipation.
Tho Pennsylvania republicans will probably nomi-
nate their candidates 10 May.
The opinion that the extension Of tho use govern
ment notes legal tender would the equaton
OF gold and paper money IL gaming strength IN tho
conservative presa
That members OF tho Presidents council should as
sist at tho sitngs of Congress theory that s be-
coming more popular ss u illustrated by daily po-
cAi events, like tho recent attacks upon tho admin
istration by blame, Sargent and Howe. II u werc
adopted The debates would probably have much more
Of pointedness as we'll as dignity than nov.
General Chalmers thinks that the democrats will
agalu carry Mississippi this full.
An snshoaias,ic meeting " orangcbvrg, y. C., Do.
clarcd Tor Hampton. s.
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE PowHATAN AT NoRtolK-THE PLYMOUTH
READY FOR sEA-LIsr OF HER oPFICERs.
lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NORFOLK. Va, March 2S, 1878
Tho United States steamer Powhattan, axysbip OF
Rear Admiral stephen d. rrenchard commanding the
North Atlantic tquadroo, arrived tins morung from
PORT Royal s. G., anu u four months' cruise 10 the
West Indies Aid along tho Spanish Main. The nag Of
Admiral TrenchArd WAS promptly saiuted by thv lag
f0wbatan. Tue POwhatun - hero tor coal aud pro-
Visions, and ~ await dora All The In good
health.
PLYhoUrn
The sloop-oi.war Plymouth. having completed re-
pairs, lett tho Navy YARD anu urvppod uown W the
Farewell buoy to-ay 10 take GU powder preparatory
~ sailing Her st. Domingo orders have boen aus
pended snd she await. other Orders. Under thv
regulation The following list vi officers VI The Piym-
outh were forwarded " tho department to-day DO
hiod:-
CoDsmdadtr-David B. Harmony.
Lieutenant CommdHder-F A. Cooke
Lteufenanls-w iine swift ana George W. Taylor
Mdsters-S. l.. Geaham and BoytOn Leach
EHs'gH-Gcvrsc I. EnuiOna
MtdshtpmeM-Stephcn jenkins, A. W. Rollins. 8. B.
Mallory AUD i!lism ~. DOnsbaugh.
Chty Engineer-w. G. Buehlsr.
Edssed Asssytanf Enyineer-W. X. Windsor
Asstsfant Engtmeers-r. J. HOLMAN aud n. X
GIcA.
Sur9eon-E. s. Matthew's
Ass.stamt SUrgeon-J. Z. Bynea
fdynasfer--f ii. Arms.
LttuteHant or Murines--I. X. Allen.
CoptdtH's Cterk-G. J. Maibury.
pdy Cleyk-tncOd0re H. ArnH-
Gun1ey-M. A. Lane.
Observation-Disclosures Manning.
CdypeAte,--Wiii Carter.
Suitntuker-SxmueI II. Buutwcll.
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
PEACH CROP PROSPECTS.

UNVoUNDED FOREBoDINGs coNTnADIcTED-A
AN IMMENSE CROP OF FRUIT PROBABLE.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2s, 1878
New York Paper yesterday conIained despatch
from Wilmington, Dol, conveying the alarming intel
ligencs tnnt the Delaware peach crop 10 threatened
with run, the sudden cold snap Of sunday night
tho prospects Of good harvest. Advices from tho
different towns OF the peninsula are quoted all show
ius more or less gloomy state OF AFFAIRS AZ 10 The
fruit CROP At Mddletown" the despatch states, for
instance cit Is believed that the crop in that
Will DO o complete failure" &c. Middlctown is tho
centre oi the peacn country. IL 10 the most mp0r.
tanL station the Delaware Railroad for this tratc,
and moro peaches shipped from 1t snsn any other
locality IN the world, Il 10 said.
Il Is hardly worth whilo TO cont radct the gloomy
forcbodings contained In the above despatch. II Is
goitng 10 DO the regular thing every year aI this time
for Just Such reports 10 DO from the peach
try, announcing tho destruction Dy frost. or from
some other cause, OF the peach buds. IL may DO
lively deniod III this instance Your correspondent
lott Middletown on Monday, and 80 lar from nndiug
that the peach "cr0p tu tuut section Will be
pete failure" the prOspecss Tor unusually large
yicid were never better rno peacn buds were never
before known 10 DO ADVANCED this vi tho
yoar, and the cold OF sunday night declared by
the growers 10 have done no damage. There very
httls rain ON Sunday IN the peach country, nnd II wan
until some tin0 alter wAs over that he weather
grew gold. The buds were not wet and frozen, The
sensational despatch states. There cvory to
believe that the pcncb yield Of 1873 will be larger than
ever before with, perhaps, ono exception.
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
REVIEW OF THE wORTHINGTON CASE.
A Characteristic Tribute to a
Newspaper Editor.
THE HARLEM IMPROVEMENT.
Progress in the Revision Of the Inter-
nal Revenue Law.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, March ~. 1874
TIE HARLEM IMPRovEMENT-BILL OF sKN-
AToR CoNTLING-A SUBCOMMITTEE TO
VISIT THE GROUND.
The House Committee Commerce has had for
some time consideration proposition urged by
prominent Now Workers 10 appropriate sufficient
TO begin o. once the important connection be-
tween the HUDSON and East rivers, known the Har
lem Improvement. Senator Conkling mas now intro
duced 10 the senate and referred TO the Committee
On Commerce, of which he II chairman, bill
providing that $4,000 be appropriated out Of any
moneys remaining In tho Treasury OF tho United
states for the Improvement OF Harlem River, botwocn
Randails Island and Hudson River, to be expended
under the direction Of tho Secretary OF War.
The members OF tho House committee are so
far Impressed with tho advisabilty of pushing
on this Improvement TO facilitate tho com.
merce OF tho whole country that II 10
proposed TO authorize q subcommittee TO 90 to New
York 10 make an investigation the ground and re-
port TO tho committee. The subcommittee may 60
on Tomorrow evening, though the time Is NOT yet
nxed and when tnsy do go Is understood that they
will DO met by representatives OF tho Chamber OF
Commerce and Produce Exchange ana Of tho business
interests generally.
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
AN UNFINISHED BREWERY.

In the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Frederick
W. Salon was charged with obtaining money under
false pro,ences from Ashbcl Barney OF No. l0i East
Thirty-oign,h street. From the anldavits filed II ap-
pears that last ia the prisoner Mr. Barney signed
contract to build $1,000 Drewory tho laster's
land. In East Sixty-third street, On equal shares,
Christopher HailwodoiL, OF Third street. Brooklyn,
being engaged contractor on the LIST Of last Do.
ccmber Mr Barney received order to pay Haiiwo.
dsii $l,7i0, the order stating that he, Salem.
had paid like amount. Mt. Barney paid the money
and afterwHrd made smother pay insnt 0i $500
like order. ln me meanwhile, beyond Iittlo sx-
cxvatpg by way OF ioundHtion, ~ cost Of lew
dred dollars nothing had bcsu doue toward tho
tion 0i tho proposed browery. Mr.. Barney became
dssatishod anu making inquiries, learned enough TO
satsiy him that something Nus irregular He applied
to Judge Murray aud obtained y warrant iOr the
OF Salem. Mr. holw odcI, the contractor stated
that he never received any Oi the money. Tho
Mugsrats postponed the examination oi tho caso and
held Salem $1,000 bail
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WAsuixaroS March 28, 1875.
Lieutenant Colonel Rodgor Jones. Assistant In. pee
tor General s ordered 10 inspect the OF DIS
bursng officers Of the army, Who arc not undor tho
oriers Of tho division commander At tho iolio wing
named places s:-ForTess Monroe, Va; Allegheny
Arsenal, Pa, and Baltimore. Nd.
Board VI Othcers 10 consist OF Lieutenant Colonel
H. }. Dodge, 0i tho iwenty-th Infantry Major H.
4 A. CroitOn, Seventeenth infantry; a. n. q. Pen
nngton, SECOND artillery, and SeconL Lieutenant
H. W. Casey, twenty second infantry (rec0rder will
assemble W tho ST Louis powder depot, April ~, Tor
the purpose OF testing ana reporting upon the merits
oi the 'fntrencnin I0o" invented Ny j. L. BusKoti,
NJ ST. Louis N
Tho Senate, In executive session. to-day confirmed
the following nOmination:-
First lieutenant Charles A. Woodruff, or tho
Seventh iLfAntry, TO be comnssary VI subs silence,
with tho rauk OF captain.
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
AN Arr BENEFIT.

Tho matinee performance gwen yesterday, at Lyric
Hall. for the boncnt OF the LADIES' Art Association
was attended, Notwithstanding the rain, by . good.
azed audience, composed chiefly Of ladios and chill
dren Ancr a introduction by Mr.. &. W. Kyle Misc
AMMO SiOman played u "Nocturno aud vaisep by
Vnopn. A German characssrixstion by Mr.. Kyle FOL-
lowed. Mrs. Belle Cole sang song, and tho delight
Ut the children, Mr.. Kyle rssppearsd the Anason
cal rragedian, Lazarus Groves. Nancy Leo" WAS
next suus by MI jones' the baritone. Mr. kyio then
made hs appearances, disguis nrst good then
tue bad boy.
Tho second part OF tho programme comprised q
piano solo by Miss Soman; Mr.. Kyle ~ Mr.. Delaney
Stuyvetant detailing tho adventures of an exQuis,ts
IN n horse car; Mr. Harry Jones IN tho song, "li
Doughty Deeds !" Mr. KyIo as IAN Old ed
FAmIiy Ghoss;" Nrs Cole IN sl'n Follow Tnee ), ana
nuaIiy. the prsscaing ny Mr.. kyc. an amusng alpha
bcticAi scrmon. Nine Garcia, Who Was announced
Tor tvo nurnbeSs. did not appear.
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
OPEkATIC DISCOkDS.

MOTION TO vACATE TILE ORDERS OF ARREST
AGAINST CnARLEs Il. ADAMS AND MME
pApPENHEIM's HUSBAND.
There u promise OF u lively quasi operate 70.
hoarsai yesterday IN Supreme Court bors before
Judge Lawrence. fow days since Herman Ednng
obtained order Of arrest against Charles X.
Adams Thomas Arcns, IN which Eugene
Areps, bcttcr known as Mime. Pappcnhon, was also
mado party dcfendant. Tno suit out OF which tho
orders OF arrest wore granted is brought by I'd
ling to recover ST. 265 claimed balance due out
Ola loan OF g., OOJ. Ia his anidavit Edlins states
that tho deiendants under the name OF tho Adams
Pappenhoim troupe. wero copartners In the produc
ton VI operns that ON tho ID inst. Henry A. Casse
licsd from him the loan ON behalf oi tns doI1ndanis.
promising that out OF tho receipts nj tho Academy
Music ON tho following day. when tho opera
"Rienz'" was to be Introduced, he should DO given
$500, and like payments upon tho production
Of other operas un, tho whole was paid: tint Cassoi
vas to BIO employed IN tho box Office; that he was
paid the hrst $4OO us promised that he paid S2s5
ut tho next operate performance; that Cassc after
that was not allowed 10 enter the box Office,
no iurIhcr payments made to hiin. Ii vas fur
thcr stated Ny Mr. Eang IN his anldavn tnat he SUBJ
transferred nrst lion upon all the rece pts ~ q
brother OF MT. Adams, hving IN Boston. Tho above
briefly is the plaintin's side OF the story.
DipPkRxSr VERSION.
On behalf OF the attendants number OF afIidavits
were submitted, giving = somewhat uiirorsnt con-
plexion 10 tno anair. Mr.. Adams states that only
Amo Pappcnhein aud himself IN tLs partner.
ship, and that Mr. Arsns had nothing Whatever TO do
with the matter that they anticipated tho receipt of
certain fubds rom FrsoericE kulimann. winch they
were disappointed Tor pay nient OF musicians
and other expenses; that Casscii onored
without solicitation, TO obtain $1,000 from
M Edinei that this arrangement wm made
between himself and Edliug; that Mme
Pappcnbo,m had no connection whatever with Tho
arrangement; tbat Ediing ON the 4th OF March rs.
celved the first inssimentj that OWING to Mr. Adams
illness There was no performance The succeeding
day That Edlins said no WAS perfectly satn ned with
tue $249 subsequently paid him. and that he expressed
his entire willingness 10 forego tue receipt Of tho
succeeding instainont, ON account Of Tho refusal
OF tho chorus 10 perform WITHOUT beng paid
their salary week IN advance, and ON account
Of which refusal, tue money takon Ia was promptly
refunded lio alleges that ms brother Boston had
no lien the receipts until alter deduction Of all
oiher payments necessary to deiray expenses. Ho
states iurther that with Edling arfMn gene nt
was made Tor HIS pay oi moneys received at
opofatc performances Ia PHILADELPHIA; that MI Ed
ns's counsel expressed HIS sntrc approval OF this
The New York herald., 1878-03-29

upon an agrssmsns In regard 10 the income tax,
which proposes two par cent upon incomes under
$5000 three per cent between 900 aud So 900 and
four per cent on incomes above $40 O0o The com
mittes Will also recommend some changes In the
manner OF collecting tho tobacco tax.
TELEoRAPuIc COMMUNICATION WITH ronE1oN
COUNTRIES.
The bill recently introduced in the House by Mr.
Aouros Of Ohio 10 regulate teegraphic communi ica-
ton between the United States and foreign countries
and referred TO the Committee on Foreign
Affairs, to-day considered In commit
tee and ordered 10 be favorabIy reported.
All lines hereafter established shall give
the Unisoa Ssatss tho same privileges a. arc enjoyed
BY foreign governments. Government dispatches
snail have precedence over ell other business Fine
and Imprisonment are TO be imposed as penalty for
shs improper disclosure OF any message or for any
interference with the cables Of any line.
THE CLASSIFICATION OF NAIL MATTER.
The House Committee on Post Otncss and Post
Roads has ~ length perfected the bill providing for
the classification OF mail matter aud tho Of post
age shsrcon the main features Of which have already
been published. The important alterations arc
the abolition Of the three cent rate and
making . uniform ratio OF TWO cents per
pound upon all third class printed matter; an ad.
dtona cent for each half drop letters; al.
lowing sample copies Of publications to be sent at the
same rate as regular subscriptions. The sections
str'stng tho carrying Of newspapers tho mails ex.
cusively were struck out In this bill will
como before the House for consideration.
THE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL.
The House Committee on Commerce Is still IaborIng
10 perfect tho River and Aarbor Appropriation bill,
with but little prospect Of completing before tho
OF April In the meantime .he entirc energy OF the
mombers Of The committee is devoted 10 this task,
and all other measures held In absyance until Il
can BE- reported to the House. That which may be
taken up next IN order is the bill regulating tho duties
OF the Commissioners OF Emigration for tho State Of
New York.
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
AN AGENT INDICTED.

was arrested yesterday by Detective Field OF the D.
trcs Attorneys oicc, the charge Of m,sappropri.
at,ng funds. Tho accused ac,cd IN the capacity oi
agent Tor Mrs Elizabeth A. Titus, OF No 375 Filth
avenue the Of real estate In tho Seventh ward
and collected tho rents. Is alleged that IN making
his returns he reserved for himself largo sums of
money, keeping his accounts apparently correct by
handing Ia uls ior gus and punbinp, which u Is said
were either bogus or bore iorgcd roesipis King was
indicted on Two specific charges OF forgery, und =
bench warrant accordingly Issued ior h. arrest
Tbo prisoner was taken 10 ia. Court VI General
sions And ndn it,cd W Ual IN g. OUO IL estimated
tn.t Kings alleged pcculat,ous VIII amount to be-
tween $40. OUU aud $2O0 000 anu there rumors Of
other indictments against him bong presented on
charges similar 10 those made by mrs. Titus.
The New York herald., 1878-03-29

". Roosevelt, OF Psnnsylvania 10 be United States
Consul a. Auckland John W. Douglass, Of New Ysrk,
10 be Indian Agent Tor the Yankton Agency Dakota:
William y. Benjamin, Register Of the Land 0nico at
Rossburg Oregon; Edward Hopkins, Collector of Gus
toms at ST. Johns, Fla j. H. Bartlett. Collector Of
Customs at Little Egg harbor. NJ.
Charles p Ramsdsll, OF Petersburg, Va, 70 Be
United States Marshal for the Eastern district OF Vr
gnia; Androw smithers TO be Postmaster at Dsvsr,
Del
Tho Senate rejected the nomination OF Robert n
Reynolds, Of Alabama, 10 be FIRST Auditor OF the
Treasury, vice David w. Mahan, resigned aud that OF
Joseph w. Huston, OF Boise City, Idaho, DO United
States Attorney for Idaho.
Tho nomination Of Mr. Reynolds was reported upon
favoraby by the Committee Finance, bus Tho Seq.
ate rejected him by . vote Of % to 81 Nj. Nahans
resignation is 70 take eject April I.
APPROVED BY THg PaEsrDENr.
The President, on the accommodation Of Commis-
siouer Raurn. has approved tho joint resolution pro-
viding that tho tax all distilled spirits hereafter
entered Tor deposit IN dislery warehouses shall bs
due and payable before aud NJ shs time the same arc
Withdrawn thererom and within three years from the
date Of the entry for deposit therein. In case Of
the nonpay mont OF the on any dstilied spirits
within year from date OF the original warehousng
bond for such Spirits shall accrue upon said
tax at the rate OF five per per annum from and
alter the expiration OF said year until the shall bo
paid.
The President has approved tho authorize tho
granting OF an American register 10 foreign built
ship Tor The purpose OF tho Woodruff scientific expo
di,ion around the world
AMERICAN REGISTRY TO FOREIGN BUILT
VESSELS.
Senator Eston's bin to allow American registry 10
foreign built vessels provides that from md after tho
LIST day OF July 1875 tho concerning tho register
ing aud recording OF ships aud vessels approved De-
combcr 81 1892 and all acts and parts Of supple
msntsry thereto. shall BIO repealed far as to admi,
TO register foreign built vessels OF less than 5000
tons, tho property OF citizen or citizens OF the
United States, provided the samo DO purchased 10
good faith.