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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08
Subsidies.

The Export convention which recen.
lily met at Washington was strongly 10
favor OF government subsidies. The
following resolutions were adopted by
the convention:
/. That all interest in the country
demandthe maintenance and establish
ment Of ocean steamship line between
the United States and ell places that
can offer q market for Jul products, be.
cause the products of our forests, OF
The soil, of the mine, and Of the mill,
demand the largest outlet that can be
obtained for them.
2. That public policy no less than ma
tional pride demands that such lines
shall be, as far as may be, American
built, American owned and American
sailed.
3. That whenever discriminating
charges are made against exports from
the United States, or against American
vessels, effort should be made speedily
to remove all such determinations.
4. That for the promotion Of Ameri.
can steamship lines TO foreign COun-
tries, q general law ought to be passed
by Congress providing, under proper
conditions, for mileage compensation
for sea carriage of the mails between
the United States and foreign ports In
American steam vessels. First, because
such 9 policy is in harmony with the
practice Of the United States, In lie In,
ternal postal service. Second, because
the experience Of oil foreign CONNER,
cial nations has proved the policy o.
liberal mail pay to be effective in thu
creation Of new lines, and often to b
necessary for the maintenance Of old
ones. Third, because such nations still
adhere to the same policy wheneveI
the conditions In which their lines or
placed call for its continuance.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08
Tho Carnival 10 New oGleanu.

New ORLEANS, March 5.-The tri'
umphant march OF the King of the
Carnival through his capital, to-day,
was a brilliant spectacle. His follow
Grs revelled in fantastic forms, illuslra-
tive OF the heroes Of mythology, in
Guiding thirty groups. The Mystic
Krewe OF KOmos appeared in the pro.
cession tonight, the characters occu-
plying twenty-one cars, illustrative OF
the MelamOrphOsls of Ovid. The
Mardi Gras festivities conclude 10 night
with a grand Rex reception and bail at
Exposition Hall, and mask balls
throughout the city. The weather wa
clear aud pleasant. This was = legal
holiday, and there are no mLrkel re.
ports.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08
VICKSBURG WEEKLY HERALD. FRIDAY, MARCH 3, IS q.

bonds issued by The Board Of Levee
Commissioner Of District No. /, under
q mandamuS from The Circuit Court Of
Tunica county.
MemOFializlng Congress to build Q
macadamized road from the northern
limits Of the city Of V~ickSburg 10 the
National Cemetery.
Act 10 incorporate the Firemen's
Silver Cornet Band Of Vicksburg.
Act 10 create an additional Justice of
the Peace and Constable In Warren
county.
Act TO provide for the distribution
Of the Common School Fund Of the
State.
Act to protect the lsnd-owners Of
Warren county, in this State, from
trespass BY stock, and for other pur-
poses.
Act to encourage the establishment
Of High Schools and Colleges.
FUN IN THE HOUSE.
The House having caught up with
business on the Speakers desk this
morning, Mr.. Pegram was called 10 the
Chair, and for u short time ell sorts Of
motions and resolutions were proposed.
The following are specimens;
By Mt. Gibson /: "Resolved, That the
gentleman from Warren, with the
mutlOn.chop whiskers, (Mr. Pegram),
be considered engrOssed, read q third
time, and put on HE FINAL passage to-
Vicksburg." An amendment was
adopted reserviDg the right Of the
House to regulate tariff Of freight and
passengers on said trip.
By Mr.. Whitaker /: "Resolved, That
it shall be the duty Of ell b~ald.headed
men whOAre members Of this House
10 have Q map Of their respective com.
ties printed on their heads for the
benefit of those who are not so forum.
ate 90 to DO able 10 carry Q map with
them. Provided, however, that the
members from Lauderdale shall be ex.
empt from the provisions Of this reso'
luton" (The introducer OF this resO
luton 10 one Of the shining llghts" o.
the bAld-headed fraternity.)
The author Of the subjOinod bill Il
unknown 10 fame :"
An Act to incorporate the Rankin
County High-pre' sure, Musical Wind
Instrument Company.
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of
the State of Mississippi, That Abe Fie
blemsn, John Smith aud Pat Henry, o
Rankin county be and they are hereby
incorporated and constituted q bod!
corporate aud polite under the nam
and style Of the Rankin County High
pressure Musical Wind lnslrumen
Company, and as such may blow AM
be bowed and do all other things nee
essary TO promote the interests Of tn
"free State Of Rankin"
Mr.. Henry moved that inasmuch q
the gentleman who introduced the reso
luton got it secondhand, he be adde
to the list Of incorporators to play sec
ond fiddle. Z.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08
Hoard Of R-aperNIaoFa

The Board met pursuant adjourn
ment. Present, Messrs. COWan, FOsseti,
Kemper, and Gould, the latter preSid-
ing.
The following named persons were
selected as Grand Jurymen for The
April Term of the Circuit Court:
First DistriCt-Lee Richardson, W.
A. Fairchild, Marx Wolfe, and James
WoOdsOn.
Second District-B. G. Kiger, Jr.,
John Mckee, Thomas II. Jeli, Sol
White.
Third District-L. WALES, L. F. HUI.
lum, Geo. d. Simrall, I.ham Shacler.
Fourth Dislrici-Luther R,Id, james
A. Newman, W. ID. Cook, T. d. Bird
song.
Fifth District-J. T. Tucker, f. Klein
man, d. n. Legg, Seaborn King.
The petition Of Z. e. Bent, in rela-
ton to fees OF Messrs. Adam & Speed
for the %latter's services In the suit 10
recover school land, was referred TO
Mes-rs. Il. V. Booth and A. II. Arthur.
George Trihhle was appointed over
seer on rotd 81, vica Thomas Grant re.
moved.
Mr.. Gould wa. authorized 10 Exam.
inc the road Al PAGES Bottom, ami al.
verii,e for the necessary repairs there.
on, The Board then adjourned
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08

SPECULATION in gold has come 10 a
deadlock, In the early part Of last
week, 100000 Of the precious metal
arrived at New York by one steamship
and avAlanches Of 1t are yet to come.
The market is already overwcighted,
and we see no prospect Of that buoy.
ancy go confidently predicted by the
gold.bugs, in the event of the passage
OF the Silver Bill.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08
The Mississippi Valley and sap
Island Railroad.

We mentioned in our Sunday morn
ing issue the TACT that application had
been made to the Board OF Mayor and
Aldermen for the right Of way for the
II. V. s. ). |. Il. Il, from the southern
boundary line OF thj' .ty, through
Levee street 10 its northern end. This
application IS nude, W understand,
with a view to an early resumption Of
work upon the road.
We are informed that such ,egisia.
ion has been oblaiacd recently as will
relieve the road from the ,i,igs,ioa in
which it has been involved for the past
four or five years and also that a law
has been passed authorizing such an
adjustment anil compromise Of the
suits in relation 10 the Warren county
railroad bonds as is at once Just and
liberal TO the holders Of the Bonds, aud
advantageous both to the county aud
the Railroad Company, We under.
stand thai il is only necessary for the
Board of Supervisors 10 agree 70 the
proposed Bond Compromise, and for
he Board of Mayor and Aldermen to
grant the right Of way through the
public streets, to insure The immediate
construction of the roal across Big
Black, anil We understand further, that
.ae people Of Port Gibson are thor.
olghly aroused and are moving "a the
matte; OF making such contribution A.
will insure the completion Of the rold
Lelween Port Gibson AMI Big Black,
.hus bringing Vicksburg in immcGi-
ate connection with tho valuable ira lie
Of the country beyond Big Black and
Of Por. Gibson snd surrounding coua.
try.
The importance Of this Io.i; % VieEs.
burg we can hardly oVeresi!mata,
Threatened as we are by lines OF com
munication from other points, tapping
our trade and taking it from us By the
Natchez road on the South, by the
G~reenville road on the north, and by O
receding river in our front, it seems
10 us that It Is high time we were
shaking Of the lethargy that has beer
resting upon us, arousing from oul
slumbering and putting forth SOM
effort TO arrest the process Of decay
that Is only too apparent. There may
be questions as to which is the bes
route upon which this road should b
built, but that It should be extended 81
as 10 secure to US the valuable
trade which lies beyond Big Black
there can be no question. The city i
asked to do nothing but simply to Civ.
the right of way through the publ
streets. As to the propriety of doinl
this there can be no doubt,and we hav
only to urge upon the Board OF Mayo
and Aldermen, that in granting thu
right Of way, they stipulate that tn
Railroad Company shall locate thei
depot at q point we'll up toward tn
business part Of the city, so that thi
may compensate in some degree for tn
loss OF our landing, which should a
ways be viewed as q probable event
the neal future,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08
In the Synagogue.


Hicaland, La. Beacon.
While In Vicksburg, on Friday
night OF last week, we attended the
services at the Jewish Synagogue in
that place with the hope Of hearing a
discourse from the eloquent Rabbi
Gotthelf, but was disappointed in that
rrsptc, as he dill not preach. Still we
were not sorry ihA, we went, for We
were fully repl;l for onr trouble by
listening Tor \ hall hour or 50 20 the
soul.stirrilg music OF the choir aud the
impressive ceremony otthe Rabbi and
rs we listened to the swelling notes Of
the grand organ and The blendil voices
Of the singers, We were carried back in
our thought 20 the time when the notes
OF The reed OF the shepherd boy,
who afterwards became The
sweetest singer AMI one Of
the wi.cs. and best kings Of l.rael,
swoke the echoes in bis native hills &;
then 10 the time OF rtjuicing at the
bringing of the ark into The city, IN
which lie took such an active part. Aud
as we sat there under the influence OF
the music, in the midst Of these people
who hav4 preserved their distinctive
characteristics through all time, their
wonderful history seemed to pass in
panoramic review before ia, and our
soul was filled with a sensation OF
mingled sweetness and sadness which
we cannot describe and when the
Rabbi prayed for the Fastening of the
time OF universal peace, when all shall
know and worship the one true and
living God aud know the truth, We
wondered when that Line would be
and instinctively prayed also for III
fastening aud that we might live to see
the day.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08

Mr.. JAS. II. SULLIVAN has aevered
his connection with the Evening Com.
mercial, and MI. Thos. W. Campbell
succeeds to The whole proprietorship of
the paper. We are not Informed as to
Mr.. Sullivan's future movements, but
wish him unbouhded success, whether
be attempts another journalistic enter.
prise, or seeks some other more pleas.
ant and profitable avocstion,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08
A Hankrupt tat

RICHMOND. March 5-ThO Auditor
OF Public Accounts to-day reported TO
the Joint Committee on Finance of the
General Assembly, that the financial
condition of the Commonwealth wa.
truly deplorable. No money was be-
ing received for taxes, all payments be-
ing made in coupons, which were at 80
per cent. discount. The Auditor states
that there is but SOB IN the Treasury ;
that none could be borrowed or col.
lected, and that he can run the State
Government not an hour longer. The
Asylums were behind, even on the
support account. lie had no means OF
paying The per diem ofmembers. There
is $4,000 now due to banks, aud they
refuse further loans.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08
TnE Emperor NICHOLS, Of Russia, Is

THE Emperor Nicholas, Of Russia, is
the author of 'the sick man." as applied
to Turkey. In conversation with Sir
George Seymour, the British Ambas.
sador, in 1864, be said: ave have on
our hands a sick msn-a very sick man.
1t will be a great misfortune, tell you
frankly, il one of those days he should
happen TO die before the necessary Ar.
engagements are made. But this - not
the time to speak to you OF that
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08
Our FIremen at New OrIenns.

Oae OF our absent fremen has been
kind enough to write US the following
from the Crescent City:
NEW ORLEANS, LA, March 3. 1873.
EDITOR HERALD: The Vicksburg
boys arrived here safe this morning at
1880 o'clock. They were met at Man
chac by a delegation Of Mechanics No,
&, consisting Of President Dcvereaux
ana j. W. Fairfax, who presented each
one OF the boys with a badge Of blue
ribbon, trimmed with silver fringe, on
which wa, inscribed "Yicksburg Fire
Department., guest Mechanics 8, New
Orleans, March i'h, 1873" Upon our
arrival At The New Orlesns Depot, we
we're met by the members of Mcchln.
lea g., and Poricr's brass band. An tx
cel,eni mn.i'4l organization, who es.
corted u, , the ST. James Hotel,
where the .-c delegation is stopping.
The Fircu Silver Cornet Band,
With their ..,R uniforms, are very
much admirrl by all, especially the
ladies'. The Constitution No. | has %
members present, commanded by JnD.
Q. K~earney the ~ ulix No. > has %
members present, commanded BY Jas.
G.. Gin, and the Washington No. has
- members present, commanded by
Alex. Powell. The entire department
visits the Theatre tonight as guests OF
VI echanics 6, AL the boys are having
. fine time, and will return to Nicks.
burg chock full oi,he wonderful sights
o!lae Crescent City. u.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08

Wednesday Morning, March 6.

TIE New York Times devOtes q col
umn OF commentator to Gov, Wade
Hampton. It is late In its discovery
that any good can come out Of Nsza-
reth.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08

In q recent opened mine near Gains
Vile, Georgia, have been uncarlhed
gold, silver, copper, iron, zinc, litanium,
nickel, tin, melybdium, lead, s%tealile,
ksolin, rock crystal, amber, asbestos,
rubies, diamonds, gsinets and corun.
dum-
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08
NArcntTocnEs, Ia , April 3, 1876,

NATcHtTocHEs. LA April 8, 1876.
W. l.. Jurgielewicz, ESQ, New Orleans,
La:
Dear Sir-Enclosed six dollars, for
which send me your ANTI RHEUMATIC
MIXTURE. This is the third order for
your valuable medicine. Permit me
to say, that to my knowledge, no other
preparation ever had such q wonderful
effect. No one, being afflicted With
Rheumatic pains, ought to be WithOutit.
Very respectfully, yours, etc,
dGwlt l.. IUPLGlN,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08

HENRY WATTERsoE says that Mr..
Tilden would gladly have sWapped III.
tie Mr.. Hewitt for some other states.
man just before the electoral count.
but he didn't know how. As It turned
out little Mr.. Hewitt swapped Mi. TIL.
den oG.-[Atlanta Constitution.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08

BAYARD TAYLOR, appointed Minis.
ter to Germany, was In lS62-'63, Sec.
rotary of Legation, and for q time
Charge d'Afaires ct st. Petersburg.
He speaks German with great Auency,
and will take rank with the best di.
plomatists Of Europe.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08

To THOSE who suffer from Dyspep.
sis, life frequently becomes a burden,
and ends in suicide let them try HoME
STOMACH BIrTERs and life will become
a ioy,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08
An Fact

That the people will stick to an article
of rue merit, and when they bave
once tested DooLEY's YEAST POWDER,
It is surely adopted and used.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

Ssaata-A Great Deal Of Alsesllansous
shd LEGAL Work Accomplishments.
~GsaFaalna Insurance. C%OmpaaIss-
Another Conference On the
Appropriation Bll.
House PrsCesdlnSs-AnOlhsr Liquor Bill
Klled-Ths GOvsrn0F Approves Va.
rlsuS and SuRdry BIllS-Ths House
Well Up With lie WSrk-SOme
FacstlOus Proceedings.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08

Insurance. Companies into this State"
which was passed.
Mr.. Pratt offered the following,
which ives adopted:
"ResOlved, That the Reading Clerk
Of The Senate be, and be is hereby, al
lowed the sum Of two dollars per day
additional during the present session
Of ihH Legislature, TO be paid npOn the
certificate Of The Secretary, signed by
the Lieutenant Governor"
Mr. Lee introduced 70 Joint Resolu-
ton in relation to the tax on Insurance
Companies" Amended and passed.
House bill ITO amend an Act 10 in
corporate the town Of Olive Branch,
DeSoto county" Passed.
House bill, "fOr relief of Jno. II.
Mitchell, E. N. Su !dulh and Jackson
Fisher, OF COshOma county," Passed.
House bill ITO incorporate the Chick
asahay Navigation Company" Mr..
McCaskill moved to indefinitely post
pone the bill, which was tabled, and
the bill passed.
House bill 30 amend the rules of
practice and procedure in criminal
cAses." Amended and passed.
House bill "for the relief OF Charles
Tatle, Of Warren county," Passed.
House bill ITO amend an Act 10
amend chapter 8 Of Code in relation to
the Jurisdiction, pleading and practice
Of The Cbancery Courts, approved
April Is. 1876" Passed.
The Senate took recess until 3 pm,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-08

Mr.. Gibbs introduced IAN Act sup.
Elemental 10 an Act making an appro.
prialion TO defray expenses Of the State
Government, ETC., 90 far as the same
relates to the fee allowed 10 j. S.
Hamm for professional services"
Passed.
House bill 80 am nd an Act TO au.
thorize Boards Of Supervisors to ascer-
tain outstanding Indebtedness, etc, so
tar as Il relates TO T~sllahatch;e county"
Passed.
Mr.. Montgomery inlroluc d IAN
Act 10 encourage the iulroduc iJn OF
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-07

of July Nlh, mya. Aho an1nat4 1opseo.
sion Of dissatisfaction with the so-called
encroachmsnt Of capital upon the
rights Of workiagmen has found it,
vent, and that q the very point least
expected. To-day the miners and Ia.
borers OF the Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany held massmeeting at . grove
near this place, where were
assembled upon only few hours no
tice several hundred Of the employees
out Of the 5000. The old president re-
signed. He is now candidate of the
labor party in the seventh district, which
has now $50 republican majority, aud
desires to be free of entanglements.
An entire new organization was effect
ed. The new president, John Barclay,
is conservative Englishman. The
action is strongly indicative of calm
but firm demand upon the company
for an increase of wages. When the re-
duction of wages was made a little
over year ago it was substantially
promised that, should the price of coal
advance, the wages would also be pro-
portionally raised. Coal is now on the
circular advanced from IS cents to 81
per ton. On Monday there will be
full representation of the employees at
branch meetings, where there will be,
according to programme, beneficiary
organizat on inaugurated and a stand
ing committee formed with plenipoten-
tlary powers to wait upon the company
for an increase of wages.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-07

THE Union Pacific railroad company
has notified shippers of on increase on
first class merchandise from New York
TO San Francisco from six to twelve dol
lars per hundred. The reason assign
ed is that when rates were low mer-
chants only shipped light freight by
rail and sent all bulky merchandise by
clippers around Cape Horn, thus leav-
ing to railroad companies light and
costly freight on which the risk was too
great for small profit ....
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-07

GEN. Fitz-John Porier's "re-fearing
has developed the fact that at the time of
his court martial during the war for dis
obeying Pope's orders, the verdict stood
nine for shooting to one against. That
was secreet of the court room long
kept from the public. In the more
sober judgment of "peace and good
will" Gen. Porter seems to be faring
much better at the hands of his exam
iners.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-07

saens-7c Ia 1esesves- hnye ~
peremptorily summoned to ioin = 9:
battali0hs. Tnh creates ,;n.a Msr
because it indicates far larger nns:H'
zati0n than wss originally intendaJ ~
the occupation of BO~nia. ot
GOVERNOR OF CANADA.
A London telegram of July 29th ..,.
the Marquis Of Lorne will be anno;n,:s
to succeed Lord DOflerin as poyarnoa
general of Canada. "oT
ENGLAND's LIABILITY.
Advices from London under ds,oo.
July 9th state that in the house Of lo,Sa
the Marquis of Salisbury, replying 10 :
question, entered upon general do
Tense Of the governments pollcy in con-
Guiding the Anglo Russian agreemen,
which was intended to prevent w.,
in event of failure of the congress-
and not to tie the hands of the govern
ment during the discussions. He do
clared the government under no on
gaeement for the future, EXCEPT tbosa
which had been presented before tho
house. 1t had never promised Greece
an increase Of territory. =
COLLAPSED.
A Vienna dispatch dated July 9th
announces that the attempts to organize
resistance to the Austrians in Here.
govina have collapsed. The Turkish
Plenipotentiaries submitted fresh
proposals to the Austrian govern.
ment, but no definite answer. some
of the conditions previously proposed
were unacceptable. It is said that
Turkey insists on the maintenance Of
Islamism as the established religion Of
the Provinces.
THE GERMAN ELECTIONS.
A Berlin correspondent, writing un.
der date Of July q, estimates that the
result of the elections Tuesday for the
German Parliament will be a return Of
all, or nearly all, of IA Uitramontanes,
Poles, Guelphs, Lorrainers. and other
irreconcilable enemies of the Govern
ment. The Liberals will probably
lose and the regular Conser.
vA,ives gain about thirty seats, which
will leave 145 liberals and 107 conser.
vatives. The liberals will thus retain
the balance of power. cf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-07
THE Sho-wae .coe-m cites boat crew,

THE Sho-wae coe-mettes boat crew,
that failed by an accident to win one OF
the boat races in the Henley, Eng,
regatta, has returned to its native land
we'll and hearty. The members OF the
club say they were coldly treated by
the English and perpetually made to
feel the insufferable snobbishness of the
foreign boatmen. Nevertheless. the
club says it was given perfectly fair
showing in the race"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-07
opnellt.

THE mysterious wheat Speculation
says look out for an August corner in
wheat. The sun and clouds seem to
have gotten up the worst possible cor
ner on pretty much all small grain, and
it is corner, too, that the "shorts"
1.-THE farmer in this easel can't "break."
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-07

THE Winona, MINI. Republican,
brings information that Prof. j. w.
Stearns, formerly of Winona, who has
for the past three or four years been
the president of the normal school OF
The Argentine republic, has just return
ed to this country, making the tour OF
Europe with his family en- route. Since
his arrival in Chicago, he has been Of
fered professorship in the Chicago
univ ersity, as also the presidency of the
Wisconsin normal school at White
water, recently vacated by Prof. Phelps,
1t is understood that he will accept the
latter position. The salary is $500
per annu
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-07

SIX hundred and twenty mail routes,
embracing all those authorized at the
last session Of congress, were let on the
Goth of July. There we're 1888 bids
a competition far in advance OF
any previously known.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-07
GENERAL NEWS.
GEN. Won MoLTKE has just been de
feated for the reichstag in Berlin.
ASSOCIATE Justice Miller is again abb
to get out. He hasbeen very i'll.

The international money conference
will begin It's sessions at Paris on the
10th inst.