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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-20
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WASHINGTON, d. g.. April 20.
SENATE. - =.
The Senate was not 10 session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
To the House OF Representatives the bill rel.
alive to the Washington Market Company was
passed.
The House then waot into Committee OF tue
Whole on the Posofice appropriation bill.
MIR. Deau was appointed member OF inc
Committee on Expenditures 10 the State D.
partment 10 place Of Mr.. Walker, of Va, re-
signed.
Tho Committee of Ways and Means OF the
House has determined to report uolform tax
Of . Der cent 90 ioccmas above 81 OO0. Fer
sons arc not required 10 make returns OF their
incomes under oath, but if detected 10 making
fraudulent returns, severe penalties are to be
imposed
The same committee have agreed 10 reduce
the tax 90 tobacco to 10 cents
Senator Johostou, to day. to Alexandra
to visit Col. Withers, who is sill su1erlng
from 40 affection of the eyes.
MIR. Geo. Douglas, ofthe Capital cwspaper,
who was bitten by dog 10 Alexandria day or
two ago, is sufferisg s,v:rey from the wouud
10 his hand.
To the House of Representatives, yesterday,
Mr.. Goode presented the petition OF cit z'ns OF
Virginia for an appropriation tortte establish
mept of automatic tugs; ADD MIR. Tucker,
the petition Of citizeos OF Campbell county Va;
for the passage of the Texas Pacific Railroad
| bill, both OF which were referred.
The bill relative to the Washington Market
| Company, passed by the House to-day. pro
vides for The transfer Of nearly four acres OF
ground on Pennsylvania avcrue, tothc District
Of Columbia upon the award of board of ar
| titrators
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-20
The Mexican Border.

san ANToHIA, Texas. April W.-Reliable
information just reached here from the in.
terror of the Mexican border states that an in.
surrec.ion against the Disz government is stead.
" but surely repening. 1t is understood that
tho LerdIst party are urging the Mexican
Indians 10 renew their rsiding operations in or.
der to bring matters on the Rio Grsnde to their
former unstable state as regards the United
States The commanding officer of the sub
district of the Pecos telegrsphs to the Depart
ment Headquarters that the Mexican Indians
are acting IN concert with Indians from the
Fort Stanton reservation, who are now on an e1-
tensiYe raid in TaxN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-20

CHEWING GUM AT VAssAR.-Perba ps the
ueanest tbog, speaking artlsticaly. is tbs way
they ruo the gum department at Vassar Col
Iege Gum, for reasons best kooWn 10 the
faculty, is left off the catalogue; and so the
girls have to chew it all over the twenty four
hours. 10 the history class. for insta1cs. ust
as the girls all get the gum soft on the molars,
along comes the question. wv hat year was
America discovered p ADD then c'mes the
distressing answer from the whole class Alum.
whaium, oigh. ech. wah. This is gun TOR
l492.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-20

To morrow will be Easter, joyous day 10 the
Christians calendar, as their penieutial season
is then over and gone. and as it Is the ann'Ver
sary of that day. nearly nineteen hundred years
ago, when Mary MsRdaleoe ADD the other Mary
a recorded 10 the Bible. came to the Sepulchre
Of Joseph of Arimathes, near Jerusalem. and
discovered tha. the body of Jesus Of Nszreth,
the founder Of the religion that was to cIVl'lze
the world, had risen from tbs dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-20
miscellaneous Foreign News,

A serious strikers riot has occurred at
SIamauan. near Glasgow, aud several houses
were wrecked and telegraph lines destroyed.
Letters from General Mac,o state that new
Cuban provisional government has been formed
and hostities against Spaniards renewed.
FLORENCE. April 20.--A barq1st IS TO be
given here to night to GeDerol Grant, BY the
widow of Mr.. j. L. Graham. late U. S.
Consul 10 this city, to which the leading ladies'
of Florence have been invited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-20

10 the House of Representatives. yesterday,
Mr.. Goode. the patron of the bill for the relief
of William aud Mary College. declined to &C
oede to the demands of the opponents of the
bill for more than two hours 10 which to discuss
it, whereupon the opponents Instituted ssries
of diatory motions, which occupied all day,
and eventuated 10 Carrying the bill over for two
weeks LIS better sometimes to yield little.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-20
The Eighth Congressional District.

To the editor ofthe Alexandria Gazette:
The time hooored Gazctte comes to us regu-
Iarly to INSTRUCT and cheer. Through is columns
We are kept posted as to the world generally.
The people of this region feel deem intcreest
10 The Congressional canvass, and James v.
Brooke is evidently the choice of this section.
FARMER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-20
COMM EI&CIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, April % !o7S. IN"
market to. day is frmer, snd prices are rs:he'
higher. Flour il unchanged. Whest sod -
llasl&4 as to quality, with offerings of SI2 bus
ols Corn is in good receipt. and prices arc l.
better; sales of 1852 bushels st Ii for white, NJ
s. for yellow. No Rye reported, and l2j ba:".
els Of Oats brought 81
BALTIMORE April 70 -Virginis Ga. Old. :,
do, deferred ts; do. consolidated G:;; do. = -.
ries &c. Cotton quiet and nomins ~ s!eady
middling l01 Flour generally quiet a1d nrn
for Rio brands. Whcat-Southern steady ~
firm; Western quiet and steady; Southern re-
lzOal36 do amber l37; Penns rsd 1926; v"
winter red Western spot snd April l3lt sl3l
May l3lt.l32 CorE-Southern firm Western
53is54 Western mixed spot and April 523,5!:
Msy 53s June SIT July IS bid. Oats q1le! ~
steady; Southern 33s35 Western white "a o.
mixed 32,33; Penns S3A35. Rye nomioaiJ
firm no stock Hay IN fhlr lemsnd and stesty
Sugar inactive but steady at 9.et Coffee qu,t,
with an upward tendency; Rio csrgoes l':tI..
Whiskey quiet and unchanged.
NEW YORK, April 20.-Stocks opened de
clinng, but have since become about s.ea1y
Money i Gold l0C5,l0 Flour wl!hou. d."
cided change Wheat quiet and shade strong
or. Corn cent lower.
Coal REpoRT.--The following Is report %.
the receipts and shipments Of coal during u"
week ending to-day:
RECEIPTS. '""'
Amer. Coal Co., J. II. Parrot, IT,, Ags... g.:
Banp. & Bait, Eiwsrd Herbert Agent. | on
j. p. Agnew s. "''
Sinclair s. Agnew. '''
T,.o, ..... 3.O.j
SHIPMENTS.
,o-;oo, r,a,Co -
Hsmp. q Rslt......... "
J. P. Agnew & OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "i'
To+o, 40
''''.''''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-20
FATAL .-Bsrnum's circus baggage

FATAL RBSAWAY.-Bsrnum' circus baggage
wagon, an i'm nense truck drawn by two power
full horses, driven by John Strickland, CT 525
West thirty.ninth street, was passing Ninth ave.
nue. and Forty second street, New York, Thurs
day, when the animals we're alsrme at an ele-
ysiei railroad train and ran wsy east Inc
large vehicle wa. empty and the CHATTER it made
warned the drivers Of other vehicles and pedet-
TRANS to keep out of the way, The horses ap,,
peared to &C q lire greater speed as they nesred
Filth avenus and dashed toward the Grand Cen,
trail depot. In front Of the depot the wheels OF
the wagon caught in the network OF switches and
tracks, and those on the eff side were wrenched
off This Was between Fourth and Le1in gton
avenues, Just below the Grand Union Hotel,
and the shock of the wagon lurchlng thraW
Strickland, who had coursgeously kept his seat
and his hold on the reins and brake to the pave
ment on the south side # the street. he Toll on
his head with such force that hardly q trace OF
the skull above the ears remained, and the Verte-
b = of the neck Was drawn inward. his 6rains
were spsltered over circle eight fset IN diane.
ter. Death was of course instantaneous. The
body of the unfortunate man was taken 10 the
Thirty fifth street station house. and portions OF
bis skull and his brains were scrspped up aud
place ia paper box. The horses were stopped
near Third avenue, and were not lnJureo.-
NJ Y. Nea0s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-20

We are glad the Objectionable feature of the
proposed law for On income tax has been re.
moved, 80 that. if the tax be imposed. it will be
uniform, and bear alike 90 all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-20

Clinton Gardner, young man tweniy.tbsee
years of age SOD of DR.. Jacob Gardoer, of
Falls Church, and an employee of the Balu
moreaud Potomac Railrlad Company. has been
missing ever since last "Wednesday. ga Tues
day be was paid his salary. aud he was last seen
10 company with stranger on "Wednesday
morning 10 Harvey and Holden's restaurant
in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-20
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 90, 1878

The Senate WAS not in session to day.
Tho Rouse of Representatives was engaged
in Committee of the Whole on the Post Chce
appropriation bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-20
Attempted Murder and Suicide.

BUFFALO, N. Y. April 2).-Joaeph Blsm on
last night attempted to kill his wife by beating
her on the head With fat iron. She lies in q
very critical condition. He is thought to be it,
sane. he attempted suicide some time
since By cutting his throat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-20

COURT OF APPEALS OF VIRe1EIA.-Kings
executor ct ais VS.. Malone ct al. Argued by
judge Budd and Charles F. Collier for appel.
lsnts, and Samuel d. Davies, w. r. Z. Gregory
and Geo. s. Bernard for appellees and submit
ted.
Finney vs.. Edwards. Certiorsri awarded 10
bring up part of the record which was omitted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-20

Mgeuburg's silk operatives, at Patterson.
we're paid 10 gold yesterday; the first tins 10
seventeen years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-20

A nugget of gold worth ouc burdred Ill,
lars was lately found by colored man in th e
gold fields of Spotsyivanis county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-20

TO day, says that it has good reason for stating
that there will be strong coc1bioed chaDrel
aud Baltic feet formed during tie XXI two
mouths.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-20

A THREE EYED Ror.-The Dayton Journal
prints letter from New Bremen. Ohio. dated
18th instant, which ssys:-"Quitc wonder has
lately made lis appearance about eight miles
north of New Bremen, in the shape CT line
boy with three eyes and but one ear The par
ents are young married couple who came here
to reside from the eastern portion OF Augazs
county, about ten months ago, and have been
married little more than that period. The child
is about two weeks old. The parents wore as
founded to find on the right side Of the face an
eve and an ear in their proper nstursl positions,
s2d on the LETT eide Of the face another eye IN Its
natural position, and about an inch further
around, on the left side of the head b third eye,
all perfect in f,rm but no ear where the ear
ought to be- the place for the left ear being per
fectly smooth and solid IS otrher part ct the mead
The boy is heslthy, sound and bright as by
baby can be. The eyes are perfect in sight and
action. When the eye on the left side OF the
face opens or shuts its twin does tho same. ootn
seeming 10 be controlled and operated by The
one set of nerves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-20
The BlnyOraity.

10 the editor ofthe Alexandria Gasette:
ALEXANDRIA, Va. April 20.-Speaklug
simply for pysef-but expressing, am sure,
the feelings of many-I cannot help from *
pressing my qualification 90 hearing that Mr.
George l.. Simpson has consented TO be cao-
didate for the Maycralty Of The city Of Alex
andria.
1t is needless to speak of Mr.. Simpsoo 10 the
orthodox aud hsckneyed political laud alton.
Nor does be need it. His private life and pub.
liz career are open to the gsz, of all OF his peo
people, and the record is one that any man can
be proud of. 10 all bis social relations, high
toned gentleman; in his business TRANSACTIONS,
conscientious and upright, and 10 his political
career, staunch and reliable. He is that klod
of man who would worthily 6ll the high public
trust of Mayor. The peer of any candidate,
add by bis Intellect, education ADD sound
judgement, eminenty fitted for the place: l
hear but ooe and only one objection against
him, and that is his age. Surely gray hairs
arc not to be test or Datural qualifications for
Office if so the State aud the National couo-
ellis would be sborne of its brightest ornaments'
THIRD WARD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-20

WE HAVE the best stock of DOORS,
w SASH and BLINDS in the city. Call
and examine and get our prices before you buy.
PEAKE q MALLS,
feb 26 1877 corner King and Colum bus sts.
OOO and for sale by
NH S8 ALLEN G. HARMON.
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES-s choice
IN article.
NH 28 ALLEN G. HARMON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-20
The Rccchcr Affair.

Theodore Tlton, who has been lecturing 10
small Iowa towns since the revival Of the scau-
dal, has refused to be interviewed 90 the mat.
ter, but yesterday made statement 10 Chicago
to a personal friepd, which has been given to the
press. He declares that Mrs. TlIton's card
SURPRISED him IS much as it did the pub!lc;that
he bad 90 agency 10 its publication, preparation
or origibation. No overtures have been made
by either party for reunion. lie did not know
Mrs Tllon' further plans. He bad not been
10 Brooklyn for many months, aud has vacated
bis New York apartments. tie should start
for Europe at the close of his lecture season,
and spend all the time possible with bis daugh'
ters 10 Germany. The story that Mrs. Hilton
would accompany him was fabrication. =.
The Lecture room Of plymouth Church, Brook
yu, was crowded last evening 10 aoticl patton
OF something being done or said 10 relation to
the late confession made By Mrs. TltoD. Moth.
ing of an unusual character trapsplred, how
ever. Mr. B=ecber, who arrived home from 8
lecturing tour yesterday, appeared to be 10 his
usual spirits, aud con6ned his talk to the death
and burial of Christ.
A CHILD's MIRACULOUS EsCApE.-W bile
the Erie Tightening express train was sweeping
down the Valley of the Delaware, mile below
Coohcc,on 90 Wednesday afternoon, the enai
ueer saw little girl walking the track. He
was just rounding curve. The locomotive
shricked but within two seconds the child was
overtakeD aud the train passed the spot where
she had stood. The engloeer looked beblod
the rear CIR expecting to zee her mangled
body. But the track was clear. tie stepped
upon the guards Of the locomotive, and saw
the child plastered against the co~catcher. She
was seuseIess. He approached her with great
care, and succeeded 10 rescuiug her as she was
about to roll to the ground The train was
stopped and backed up to the residence Of the
girls parcots. They were poor people living
10 sbauty on the line Of the road The girl
was about eleven years old. She was slightly
cut about the face, but escaped without further
ipiury. The passengers we're delayed ten mio
utes. When they left the child was smiling 10
the lap of her mother.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-20
POET or aLEIs.vDRIS, arKIL :

ARRIVED.
Steamer Sue, Baltimore. to } Bro1ers Il c.
Schr Ida V McCabe, Washington, to } a &
new & Co. n
Schr q Msrvill, Washington, to } + AZ
new & Co.
SAILED.
Stmp John Gibson, New York. by H"'.'
Str WThomrson Leonsrdtown By a he'"'
Str Msttano, Nomini, bv J Bred RS 60,
Schr Morning Star. Philadelphia, by \
Smoot
PASSED UP.
Schr II l. Slaght, Hobcken and h'o'''
franklin, Norfolk, both from Georgetown
PASSED DOWN.
Schr. Annie Gus snd Mschis', Ne. AS'''
Rockhill, Norfolk bo'h for GEORGETOWN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-20
Financial.

New YORK. April 20.-The bank state
ment published TO- day is the most important
one issued from the clearing house for some
tins past. The banks give $3.50, 900 10 legal
tenders, and $446 0G0 in specie. which Increases
the surplus reserve So. 937 200. apd raises the
exces, held by the backs above legal require
meots to $l7572. $50. The following is the
bank statement in full:
Loans. So 9o5. Ooo
Specie Increase 449 COO
Legal tenders, increase............... 8, $50 800
Deposits, increase. 126 600
Circulation increase.."........ ..... ..... 23,700
Reserve. increase ............ 937, 200
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-20

nJ-A meeting of the Coiored >choo! rI,'',
will be held al Pitt street school house Oh VI
day evening. at o clock.
~pO0uRT, CRCQUET!
Just received 20 sets of the above, ircm = -
50 per set each set having eight os.!'' =.
ap.O g. e. BERR b - MIX =
TEATHRR DUSTERSl rcrvp.,
To reduce stock of Feather Dus!ers . GT -"
summer, we are offering them at greatly fe''-'
Fa'eS' o"'' M.LEAN s. UHLEE'
.,o lO7 King street
T ODILLE'S HEADACHE SPE So!ror. md
IL ,he prevention snd cure OF NefVouII - +,
Sick Headache. 1t affords relief in Tom d, -
90 minutes. Just received 8 new IpppI!yyisS;
spl Corner Prince and Fairfax s'''''
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18

Skies are bright scr Joe Davis. Turner'S.
Democratic friesss sbo stood BY him 10 Us
plea Of sdsersity. cant s'omseh him when
he sells himself TO their old enemies: abd
tLeir old enemies don't love him much,
thosrh ss Dick Badger ssys. be is the Les,
ioOl they can use 70 best the Democratic
psny. Think of Il. ye kind hearted Dem.
oen,s. who supported Turner for The Leg.
i,Isiuel Rudiesls proelaiming openly ihs,
Joe Tsrper. your once trusted Deaocratic
leader. i The 6ltest iDarumsnt 10 beat and
lumilials yoa. II
stsns u Doe Davis who never changes.
end $40 i salssyspure. upright. consistent.
fsahfuI, I.borious snd able. s @a
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18
REGENT E,.rasyleSs


The election in Vermont fortnight ago
vas a surprise 10 the Republicans because
it cost them Representative; and the
elcclion iL Maine week later was some
what more stunning because il cost them
two; destroying this early in the progress
Of the game the plan Of eapturing the
House of Representatives. Both results
show little more. It demonstrates a
breaking down in its very stronghold. the
strength Of the money power. and the de-
termination Of that peoplcto shake Of the
grasp which has almost suifccatei it. The
iron has pierced the soul of the Republi-
can party because il is hart in the house
Of its own friends. That party begins to
realize the stubborn fact that its sins are
finding it out. Retribu:ion comes for the
crimes whica it has committed against the
POOR man through the financial question.
That question is answered by the people
through their construction Of finance aud
the Greenback Issue was as potent in
Maine and Vermont as it is in Indiana and
Illinois.
II The party weakens in those two foi-
rner States. what may not be expected in
those States in which elections are TO come
Of. pennsylvsnia. Ohio. Illinois and
Wisconsin. where the hostility TO the bond
holders has been longer avowcd. and where
opposition has been longer and better or
ganized? Most assuredly these latter
States with the encouragement from 50
unexpected quarter. will speak most en-
phssically; and then We may witness the
tumLling down Of that imperioas colossal
power which has ruled with mersiless
partiaIny in The Interests Of the few. and
which has had the folly 20 believe il could
live forever On the food Of sectional ami
mosiiies. But material interests are more
tangible than abstract political ideas; and
perhaps the people Of the North, suffering
themselves in their fortunes, may te
brought in sympathy with the South, !
region wrecked financially BY republican
measures Of icance. nov additionally scoutg
ed with pestilenee; and may no longer b
moved to act in hate when all the PromP
,iugs Of humanity urge to do in love.-ai
tae North is now so nobly doing--and then
the Republican party will have lost it
las, hold upon misguided popular feeling
But let not the N"r,hera Republicans
who cling to party as they do to life derive
no fresh encouragement by any miscarris g
in the Congressional election in North
Carolina.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18
THE RADICAL CANDIDATE.

The Executive G,mmittre Of the Re-
publicans ofthis Congressional District Lave
just decided q question Of great perplesi,y
to some Democrats Of this Distric:; they
have defined bcyord doubt the wheres
abouts Of Josiah Turner. By endorsing
him as their choice for Congress they fully
adopt him into their party. and relieve
doubling Democrats Of all uncertainty re-
garding his political status, and relieve
those who have adhered to him from SYM
paihy Or ereduli,y in bis professions Of
fidelity 10 sis oWp party Of farther allegi-
snce to him.
He himself once-- many times -said that
couriship Of the radical party always end
ed in marriage For once be has been u
true prophet and the dallianee which was
openly tegun two years ago in the senator's
al campaign has ripened into such warm
affection thai he is not only acceptable to
the party he o long vigorously as<a'lsd.
but is now endorsed by them as sasrsac-
tory exponent Of their principles. u be
we're ncs. lLcre is no reason why that party
could nos bring cut man capable at least
Of making respectable ren. II is because
the afilis,ion between il and Josiah Tur
ner is 80 full and sympathetic that j, is
willing to forget his past hostility. 1t
knows enough Of human nature to know
thatrenegades become the, biiterest Of enc
mics to former friends and that Josiah
Turner. 50 long in the ial confidence ofthe
Democratic party may be relied upon toturn
bis knowledge against Il with the bitteresr
The rsdicsl party is wise 10 its own gen.
GRAFTON. aud can we'll affurd the sneers or
,se rsbukeswbichits unpsrrsllsellcd display
Of magnaniuOus fcrgetfulness and forgive
ness might suggest. Its object isto wound
the Democratic party. and il is indifferent
TO the weapons il uses Perhaps il argses
that the sharpest sting will be Inflicted BY
50 conspicuous member Of the Democratic
party as josiah Turner has been
Bat il is for the Democratic party Of The
District to guard against the injury. They
cannot avoid the use Of the weapon but they
can take care that IL does not reach it,
mark. We believe there are few Demo
erats 10 the District who will knowingly aid
to cripple their own party Or aid in the TIL
umph Of the Republicans. The distinctions
between the tso are too we'll defined. the
difference Of their objects too marked. their
past records too violent in contrast to jasti-
~ any ipdecision. .
What Joseph j. Davis has dene. or es'
sayed to do. N Congress has redounjsd to
the honor Of the State. and was fa!l Of sd.
Vantage 10 bis constituents What josiah
Turner proposes 70 do with bis heart full
Of bate to bis old party friends and his mo-
tiOns controlled BY obligations TO bis new
alliance, are scarcely matters ofsPeculatiOn.
Certainly Il jus,i6es that wise csui:on which
resisips from sbsnging substanti :; Ger.
taiuty for the very vague uDcerisiuties Of q
most unproPitious beginning.
A man taken up deliberately By Re-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18

The New York Sm piibily remarks tha.
The yellow fever sufferers are not sll NJ the
South. They begin 10 be found ~ the North
ssys The Sen. here snd there. among bnri.
pess men who-e trade is isdimiDisbed or ten.
rorarils eut ~. Someiimes the calsnIity
n tbo Enropesn Dsiion becomes ihe for.
tnns o. Amefican trade: but calamity 10
any part 5tbe Uhisn isa calamity 10 sll
the rest. in bBsiness sense ss well - In
tie more important ones.