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New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
ARMY PROMOTIONS.
THE ERROR IN THE ARMY BILL CREATING COMMENT
WAS IT AN ACCIDENT OR WHAT
Icy rELEoRAPn no rHB rRmUNEJ

WAS IT AN ACCIDENT OR WHAT
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRmUNEL
WASHINGTON, July 1S.-The section of the last
Army Appropriation bill, which stoppedIpromotions
and appointments has created considerable discus
sion in Army circles here. In view OF the facts dis
covered in tao case the section will be referred to
the Attorney General for an opinion. This part of
the law provides that all promotions shall cease
until after the Joint Committee on Reorganization
of the Army shall have reported TO Congress, and
it's report shall be acted upon, provided that this
limitation shall not apply to the line of the Army
below the rank of captain" 1t now appears
that this is entirely different from the sec
ton as adopted by the conference commit
tee, although it seems difficult to fix the
blame for the discrepancy. The report was pre-
sented in the House by Mr. Hewitt, of New-York,
about 4:3O p. m. the Saturday before the day
first fixed for adjournment After it had been hur-
riedly read, Mr.. Hewitt made a brief speech, giving
the msin points of the compromises between the
two Houses and then demanded the previous ques-
tions, and the report was adopted. In this speech
Mr.. Hewitt said:
In order that the Army might not bs increased in any
direction pending the consideration OF the question by
tbaf ponding the action Of the committee and pending
tie action of Congress upon IT, there should be no pro
whatever vacancies except IN grades in the line
below that Of captain in order that the company organ
cation should not suffer.
Mr. Hewitt therefore gave the idea that in the
line promotion was not at all interfered with, and
that the limitation of appointments was excepted
in regard to lieutenants in the line Mr. Sargent
presented the report IN the Senate, aud also made
speech explanatory Of the agreements. In regard
to the provision here referred to- he said:
The House oonerees very reluctantly yielded the pro-
vision for the reorganization Of the Army and went with
considerable power into argument OF the question as
to its necessity, and dwelt upon tho continued promo
the of
staff etc. As q compromise upon these matters the sen
ae c0nserees agreed that until the report OF the eom
mitee and action OF Congress thereon promotions IN
the sta should ano in the line to the rank OF Gap
tain.
The original manuscript of tho report is much
interlined and patched and the section referred to
is on an entirely separate sheet and is in different
handwriting from that of the greater part of the
report. 1t fully appears that the intention Of the
conferees upon the Army bill was to allow new
appointments to be made to the grades Of first
and second lieutenants, while promotions from
these grades to Captaincios might be made; but by
this accident, if it DO accident, all promotions
except from second to first heutenancies are for
hidden.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
GEORGIA POLITICS.
SYMPTOMS OF REACTION AGAINST BoUKDONIsA
iBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNEl

lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE.
WAsHINGToN, July 15.-The POstmaster-General
has received a letter from a prominent citizen Of
Georgia Ia Dcmocran, asking what assurances Of
assistance the Administration will give to the Lib
erals or independent elements in that State # they
nominate a ticket in opposition to The Old BourOons
who are not IN sympathy with the people, but are
simply utilizing them for their own interests. He
alludes to this independent element as gaining in
strength and asserts that it only needs recog
milton from the Government to enable il TO crystal
lie into q formidable factor in Southern politics.
The writer suggests the establishment OF news
paper at central point IN the state as the organ
of this progressive political sentiment.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
THE REPUBLICANS WIDE AWAKE.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE CAMPAIGN FUND COMING
FoRWARD-wORK IN THK GENERAL FIELD.


FORWARD-wORK IN THK GENERAL FIELD.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TuBUSEl
WAsHsHGTON. July 1S.-The reports industrious
ly circulated by the Democrats TO the effect that
the Republicans are not responding to the call OF
the National Republican Congressional Committee
for subscriptions are wholly false The secretary
of the committee, George c. Gorban, says that
there has never been a time when contributions
were more cheerfnlly or more generally made
He is of the opinion that these misstatements by
the opponents Of the party are made with the hope
that contributions may thereby be discouraged
He saws il is too late for this kind of work TO sue
coed. The large portion Of the Republicans who re-
eeiye Government salaries have already contributed
generously, Words of encouragement and of ap-
nroyal of the committees call upon them often nc
company remittances.
nrnter the speech of Miles Gardiner, OF Ohio, on
tbe subject of the Potter resolution, which en-
bodies Alexander III. stephsnss and Postmaster
General Keys letters. A large number OF Senator
WIndOrn's circulars, containing his views on the
apprOpriatiOns Of last seslon viii be widely dis-
iributed Several curt replies TO the comnittee >
eircuiar from Southern pOstmasters have led TO ln-
uury. La regard 10 ono Of them, 1t was ascertaned
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
THE MAIL CONVENTION.
A POUR MONTHS EXPERIMENT Win REGISTERING
THIRD CLASS MATTER RECOMMENDED - THE

THROUGH POUCH SYSTEM.
lBY TELEGRAPH THE TRfBuHEl
WASHINGTON, July 1S.-The convention Of
superintendents OF the Railway Mall Service met at
lO:l5 this morning General COey, Postmaster OF San
Francisco, who is 10 Washington, was present by
invitation and took part the debates The committee
appointed yesterday 10 consider the subject OF extending
the through pouch system made report fayonng such
an extension, believing that It would Tighten the lRbOrs
Of the railway post Office clor& This committee also
recommended that the practice OF opening through
pouches at intermediate stations DO discontinued, It
teuds destroy weaken OF tho great safeguards
Of the systen. The convention adopted the following
resolutions:
That for the purpose Of testing the merits OF the ex
change through registered pouches between railway
post ofce lines and division poet Offices, each division
superintendent be ordered 10 cause an exchange Of
pouches between line lu his division and such
division post Office as he may designate.
proper officer OF The department be requested
10 amend the regulations as TO prOnibt euiplOyes
tho Railway Mall Service from receiving thlrdclass
matter ON postal cars.
Tnat this convention recommend TO tbe depart
ment that IN order the practicaby OF register
ing third matter the experiment should be tried az
first class offices for period of four months frUn
October /, next
Several committees appointed 10 consider other
important matters relating TO improvements In the
railway postal system and the convention adjourned ~
meet IN Hew-YOFk next Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19

p ]. Croxson end wife, Brooklyn George H. Chatilon.
the Hon John d. Townsend the Rev. James W. Power,
the Rev. NJ. J. Doherty, New-York.
At the Howland-Edward r. Morrell, DR.. Alexander
Wilcox. William H. Lutleton, Philadelphia; f. VOL
colt Jackson, William =. Jackson, Newark
At tho West End HOTEL J. Woodmen and wife, ~.
II. Hamilton, Clinton Gray, london, England; 0. q
Tiffany, u. g. NJ; s. F. Paul. Chicago; r. j. Hemmck
and wile W. g. Park J. H. Park c. G. Park Plttsbnrg
the Hon A. g. Coehfane and family, Allegheny CITY
the Hon. Levi Maish, Pennsylvania; General K ID.
Mussey, W. p. Copeland, Washington. ID. O.. c. G. Lee,
Baltimore; Henry ID. Bingham and wife. Phladelphia;
T. Rocking, Trenton Mrs. j. Paulmer and two daugh-
ters, Jersey City Jordan H. Mott, ir., Mott Haven j.
O. Reee. J. O.. SIbbald Louis Matzen, Mr. NOetzleri
Clark Bell A j. Ulman and family, New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19

that the postmaster YVES appointed upon the recon-
mendation of Republican member He was also
backed up by petition of the people, and the ap-
traton. Mr.. Gorham says that the present Post
master-General has thrown no obstacle in the way
of the committee.
There is considerable activity in the Norfolk
District among the Republicans also in the
With District of Maryland Republican nomina-
tons will doubtless be made in both of these DIS
tricts, WITH as Mr.. GOrham believes strong prob
ability of success.
After the last half of September, the committee
viii send all the prominent speakers of the party
into Ohio and Indiana. and then in October, the
men who have been labOring III Maine, OHIO, ana
Indiana, will join the others IN general campaign
Mr.. Hale is expected in Washington shortly, TO
remain few days, Mr. Foster, Of Ohio, viii prob.
ably spend portion of August here. Mr.. Page, OF
California, remained here until the 9th Of the
present month Mr. Hubbell, of Michigan, was the
last member Of this committee to leave Washing
ton, having been in constant attendance az the
rooms from the adjournment of Congress until the
10th Of July when left for his home in Michigan.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
THE SILVER COMMISSIONS BIG JOB.

fVet Ahe Jfhcttttutt yyltHAefCNt.
49, nhe dincuity of a double standard Is the ar
Of the ratio; aud it is that precisely that the
,isson must do or fail 20 do anything. The de-
49, le comparative value Of silver be traced 10
0se.s .t4oences the large production iI Nevada,
cese This has been exaggerated decentralization In
me course Of trade in India aud China, the
ie =, umlng countries; the Limitation Of the coin
mr., yer aWiu money in the nations OF the Latin
-, Ahe uhuence last named We believe ~ be the
is. sa pqrlant The ratio being fixed by the Con-
f.<iv W aauons concerned must open their mints AS
rs fiyer IS 10 gold No ratio stand without
fonid hiy- Win IT. perhaps, ever the French ratio
6e- ~ made good, bat II "a conviction that the
h1rs.R ratio viii be found the right one, The inn
IA g2rianceo The Monetary Conference IL known
= 'ateligent persons
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
WASHINGTON.
FLAW IN THE ARMY BILL.

A FLAW IN TIE ARMY BILL
AN ERROR WHICH HAs cRHPT IN, NO ONE KNOWS
HOw-REPUBLICAN ACTIvITY-A CONFLICT WITH
SOUTH CAROLINA CoURT-PoLITIcs. ETC.
II has been discovered that the section in
the Army Bill stopping promotions is not
what its trainers designed it to be. The matter
has been referred to the Attorney General. Con-
tributions are being cheerfully made to the
Republican campaign fund.- A State court in
South Carolina has refused to transfer the
trial of four revenue officers for killing a
man while making an arrest. The Gov
ernment has interfered in the matter. A letter
has been received from Georgia in regard to
new political movement there. The mail
supeIintendents were again in session yester-
day. The rush of emigration to the West
this year is shown to be very large.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
AN OBSTINATE STATE COURT.
A SOUTH CAROLINA JUDGE WHO APPEARS TO BE
TOO ANXIOUS TO TRY FOUR REVENUE OFFICERS,
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUHE.f

TOO ANXIOUS TO TRY FOUR REVENUE OFFlCEkcs
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUHE.f
WASHINGTON, July 1s-The Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue has received notice that Judge Ker-
shaw of one of the State Courts of South Carolina
has finally refused to transfer to the United States
Court the cases Of the officers lately arrested
at Greenvlle charged with murder for killing one
Amos Ladd while in the discharge of their duty, and
in self-defence
The case was ths Four revenue officers visited
the house Of Ladd where a noted outlaw and dealer
in illicit spirits named Redman supposed 70 be.
Ladd was one Of his drivers engaged in the general
sale Of Illicit spirits Upon the officers approaching
the house Ladd attempted to shoot one Of them but
the cap on his rifle snapped and before he could re-
place it he was himself shot The four officers then
proceeded TO Greenyille, surrendered themselves,
and were Immediately indicted for murder and i'm
prisoned in the county jail Tho attempt OF the
United States authorities TO have their case trans
ferred to the United States Court was resisted at
every STEP and finally after a full argument before
Judge Kershaw, he has decided to refuse the apDli-
cation for transfer on the curious ground that at
the time of the killing these revenue officers, as
they themselves claim acting in self-defence,
and that consequently their act was personal one
and not an act performed in their official capacity
and in the execution OF United states law. .,
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue had fun
consultation with the Attorney-GeneIal upon the
subject to-day; and result the United states
Attorney will be directed TO apply for writ OF ha-
beas corpus, and tho authorities viii transfer the
case to the United States Court aud make Issue IA
the State Court upon the authority contained III
Section 8f3 OF the Revised Statutes, which provides
for the transfer. These proceedings VIII be begun
forthwith and q distinct issue will be raised npon
them with the State authorities. The Marshal VIII
be directed soon as writ of habeas corpus can be
obtained TO take the revenue officers from jail ana
retain them in his own custody subject to the order
of the Circuit Court.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
MIDNIGHT WEA THEIR REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for TIE past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, July 10, l a.m.-The pressure
ia highest in the South Atlantic States low In New
England, but lowest In Manitoba. Occasional rain has
fallen m every disrct The temperature has fallen in
the Northwest Lake region and Ohio Valley; risen in
the middle States and England; elsewhere remained
nearly stationary The winds have been IN general
light, aud mostly from the SOUTH
Indications.
For New-England. yartlY cloudy weather. variable
winds statiOnary pressure and temperatures.
For the Middle Atlantic States. parity weather, Occa-
eOna showers winds mostly from the west, rising fol-
Iowed by falling temperature. stationary pressure
Tho temperature in the Middle States VIII probably
fall Saturday.
TRIBtINE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
RRAzIL OoFFEE MARKET.

RIO JAyEIRo July l7-COee quiet prices maintained
change Good Frsts res per 10 hos Exoha1ge
an Iudon 23T Average daily receipts $500 bags weeks
sNments 10 the Channel North OF Europe $4,000 bags
no the Uuited states % coo bags the Mediterranean
the Channel and North Of EurOpe. g.
600 bags the United states $1,000 bags for The he
terranean 1000 bags stock $1,000 bags tretghs per
sall 10 the Channel, 47i6d. -
SANTOS, July l7.Cohee-superior 49OO@2 100 reis per
10 OA daily receipts during the week. $500 bags
weeks Shipments all "a OOp bags TO the Chan
ne EurOpe aud Mediterranean, 10000 bags weeks
ae for Europe 10000 bas for tie United States none
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19

TRIBUNE OFFICE, July 19, a. m.-The downward
movement Of the barometer continued throughout the
partly cloudy weather yesterday. The mercury
rose a rine after the shower In the afternoon
but fell again before midnight. The average tempera-
ture was ga degrees higher than on "Wednesday Be
tveen o'clock d. m and o'clock the thermometer fell
from 97o $780, after the latter hour there was no
change in the temperature. A.. ,-., II,
showers may be expected in this city and vicinity To-
day.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
THE ENGLISH GLFE CLUB.

Miss Henrietta Beebe wishes it to be under
Ood that she resigned her membership in the Eng
hsh Gice Club and that she should hereafter appear
any Of their concerts in NewYOrk it will be by spe-
eal arrangement.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19

Ia the best liquid denree in the world 10 thoroughly
partially decayed teeh from all parasites OF living
annalenle" leaving them peary white imparting do
ltghtful fragrance 70 the breath.
THg FRAGRANT A." FLORuINB"
Removes instantly all OdOrs arising rom foul stomach OF
tobacco smoke Being partly composed Of honey SODA and ex
tracts OF sweet herbs aud plants, II s perfectly harmless
and delicious sherry
Prepared HgSRY GALLUP No 493 Oxordst. LcndoR.
England and retaed everywhere az 75 cents bottle.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19

lifdng 10Tisc; Good Ordinary i0sc net receipts lOl
balesi gross 1bl baesj STOCK, l,23s bales. 80.
ST. LOUIS, July lS-C0tiOn firm Middng llc; Low MIG
ding lOlpc Ordinary. 9etc; receipts 30 bales ship
ments, bale sales, 210 bales stock. 1,9l7 bales.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
THE RIGHT SORT OF talk.

rum LAf AtDdlB EeehtnQ JOURNAL
81. ine trst and chief duty before us is to elect
~. ~ many members OF Congress aud just as many
OF Assembly possible; 10 that duty all true
-sleDneans viii earnestly address themselves.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
AFAcT FoR THE WoRKTNGMAN.

IIIIaVtFI'
ht,ae greenbacks that paid the cost Of fight
ii ~ battles Of the Union, aud were worth at one
80 vll4 - cents the dollar, are now good as
49, Right az this time the rebel sYmpathizers who
e.eec Them originally, and did all they could 70 de-
f1..-le tAeD, want TO send them on thoir downward
k.sttf aeln. Tie result would be whatf Gold for the
-1noaer and deDreciated paper for the workingman.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
IN OTHER WORDS. BULLDo2E -.

-, Prom T9s Macon lid.l TetegraDh.
ln0eDendency is the PandOras box of the
aey. ngpght with all manner OF owl and ruin 10
eNa1try. Our only salvation Is 70 scotch the pro-
see.o, ., the hydra-headed monster. Let 1t be done
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
ADDITIONAL TRADE RPoRTS
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA July 1S.- Spanish Gold. 2l5l2a216. Exchange
tending upward the United States go days currency 4
as premium short sight do. 6d6 premium on London, 10
ON premium Paris, 3039 premium. Sugar Hat
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
WOOL MARKET- BY TELEgRAPR

PHILADELPHIA July iSThere has been unusual acfy1ty
IN the Wool market during the last ten days and tally
Ohio Fleece 300a7cy Colorado, l6H0lS2c.; Unvashed
Western, rs 5O2sc.; Washed Combng 3SaiOo.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
MARRIED

ADEE-SKEETs-At Newburg Thursday. July at the
the brides parents by the Rev o. Applegae.
David 0rasm Adee New-York, to Ellen Aaee daughter
Of Rufus r. Skeel, Of Newburg
Al Notices o. Marriages mast 5s iRdorssd wiiA fsu
name and address,
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
Keaay this MorninE:
THE sEMI.wEEKLY TRIBUNI

The issue Of to-day contains
ENTERTAINING MISCELLANY,
CHOICE EDITORIALS,
KUMoRs OF TIE DAY.
WASHINGTON AND OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS
Letters from STAFF Correspondents in the Old
World and the New;
wrappers ready for manS i've cents per copy;
one copy year five cOpies $l4 en copies and ono
extra S2S Postage AL fres the subscriber
Address THE TRIBUNE. Network.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19

As they passed a gentleman whose optics
were terribly on the bias littie Dot murmured; Ma
he's got one eye that don't gO"-lSyracuse Times.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19

you going behind la business Send for The Weekly
Financial Report OF Alex. nottingham Co, brokers' ~
Wast NewYOrk which Is FREQ and contains informa
tou how by investing 900 TO 500 In stock operations $1,000
Is frequently made.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER. Mass, July l3--The Printing Cloth mar
ket ruled quiet and without quotations showing any
change, themarEct rs a shade easier
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
scIENrIrc MEn IN rnr wrsr.

!, DAsYER, Col, July 1s.--The scientific celeb
~ see s a parts Of the world are gathering here 70
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19

yauauoat th CITY ~ tsnns %
ne dVsi0n 81 time Tor tae n sour
white represents hs
eitbe mercury during th0se n9urA
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
eperial Notlses.

Nervous Exhaustion medical essay comprising series
o. seizures denversd ~ nm hanIs m ~ yi Yn
dsputab how lost health may be reganed aaordng clear
nervous physical debility being te result Of 20 yer e1
Secretary, KAHN's Museum, 65s Broadway, NewYOrk
Post once Necerhs Tor the veeE endinE
SATURDAY. July 20 1875, will close az tins oacs Ga
va SaeehsSwS z on nv wEDNEsB&Y I'D az n.y. for Ea
BY sss@ssS A x Ssa ssDnsS mS S
specially addressed and at $50 Tor France direct BY
9:5O a M. Europe BY city Of BTussels via
orwareS oy this must be specially addresssd ana
IL for Europe, by steamship Herder VIA Plym0uth
Earope 6y steamship Germanic via Qaeenstown Ccorre
spondence for Germany and scotland % be forwarded BY
for scotland direct, by steamship Bolivia. GlasgOw
na 20 % sSS reSp re- ST TSe aPs GeTaa Abyn
CITY Of brussels and Germans DC not taEs mails ;0T Dem
ton Ja leave New.York July 1S Tie mails for Aspnwan
for the est Indies Porto Ve1eSaela
York July 20 The mails for China and Japan eave san
Francisco August o. x,,o ,
Post once Sev.YOrK. July 1s 1875.
The Seaside Library
out to-day "a A LARGE BoLp, 5I, CLEAR 5o TYPE
Being a NEW and HANDSOME EDITION Of
EAST LYSNh By M. IF GENEY nEE E1stS M6Sb pAU'HrA
EARLY ISSUES Of SEASIDE LIBRARY.
ss-ESst Lynne BY MIRA Henry Wood (SicaT bold hand
asSn aSs1 :s OesSSs asaHs&R BS Miss
3-Jsne Eyre BY Charlotte Bronte -i9e
6-nast Days Of PGmpef
Aga TI5ael pssS so,to MsTT CscsI nav ioc
S-od Mddetons Money Mary Cecil Hay............l0 l0c
For sa ~ nsWsdsers or sent on receipt Of cs By
GEORGE MUNRO. II 20 "a Yande9ateg.st.. ~ r.
Sunday Trains 90 Long Branch.
sfEAREk fHEASHf icy 5Ggsh az Ho2T fS5S2
Is sIS, s Jss Es%Tns leave Long
DiA"0" '0 p' W s. sNEDEN General Manager
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-14
CANCELLATION OF BOND.
state OF LOUISIANA.
Executive DEPARTMENT.

Whereas nr. ALICE ClIAsTAN'T of tho city
Of New Orleans. has this day applied TO me for
the cancellation Of bond furnished and sub
scrihed by him on the twenty eighth day ooNo-
vemher 1874 principal for the sum Of
twenty-five thousand dollars, with James M.
Walsh w. 7. Freret, j.. J. Fox. f. Frederickson
and J. Hernandez ns aecuritina conditioned for
the faithful performance and discharge OF the
duties of said Dir. Alcee Chastant ss coroner
Of the First Fourth. Fifth Sixth and Seventh
Districts thereof;
Now. therefore. |. FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana. have
thought proper to issue this. my proclamation
calling upon all persons having an interest
herein to show cause, in writing. at the
office of the Secretary Of state. in the city of
New Orleans. why said bond should not be
cancelled and annulled. and the above named
ties in the premises.
In testimony whereof have hereunto affixed
my signature and caused the seal Of the State
of Louisiana to be hereunto attached, at the city
of New Orleans. this nineteenth day Of Feb
ruary, In the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sev"nty-eight and Of the
Independence of the United States of America
the one hundred and second year.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS.
Governor OF the State of Louisiana.
BY the Governor:
WILL. A. STRONG.
Secretary OF State, mh2
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-14
9 eenlonceI 10 1lttppll
ItiRIEn ntrT
why Not.
EChicapn I'inea


Seriously, tho boil punch would be a good
thing IT 1t were not an imposition Tho Daily
Netes ia thoroughly in favor Of Temperatures
temperance In everything, But tho HdiH
class -atore- keepers or grocery lSocpers How
would ii suit the cigar men II they were COM
PEELED to use the boil pnnch1 Lot ua take a
step further How would it eut the soda
water and ice cream mcn2 Still further How
would it suit the retail dry goods men if they
We're compelled 10 bang tho bell punch ring
the knell. every time yard of calico s meas
uled OFF, Why not make the u"wshoys carry
bell punches. and compel them TO pay tax
on the number of papers sold2 Why not
make the Inter Ocean punch a bell. on bell a
punch, Oh whatever il IT, az each paper ia
struck OFF, Why not make tho druggist
punch his bell for every dose Of medicine sold}
and, above all. why not compel the organ
his bell OF allow the community to punch him
after every tuner