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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


Especial River Dispatches to the Star.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, July 1-9:42 A. NJ
River feet 8 inches and stationary.
Weather clear. Wind SOUTH
CHARLESTON, July 1-1l;15 A. M-Ka-
nawia River feet 8 inches and falling.
Weather clear and hot Wind south.
OH CRY, Pa, July 1-s:25 A. M.-River
. feet and falling. Weather clear
PTTTsBURG, July 1.-11:17 A. M.-River Q
feet inches and rising slowly. Weather
clear and pleasant.
Steamboat Movements
The fine steamer U. p Schenck is loading
and will get away tomorrow for New Or
leans
The Emma Graham will be the regular
packet leaving this evening from the foot
of Broadway for Pomeroy.
The Buckeye State will be the G. & o.
Railroad packet leaving at 4 p. N. for Hun
tingt0n.
The Cons. Miilar will leave tomorrow for
Evansville, Cairo and Memphis.
The Bonanza came down this morning
and returned to Portsmouth at noon.
The City "f Portsmouth leaves daily at
p. m. for Chilo.
The Dora Cabler will be here Thursday
and return to Evansville Saturday.
Boat-hands' Gossip.
Business moderate.
The Telegraph laid up last evening and
the Pittsburg went to Huntington.
Pilot Jim Mace stopped Off the c. Il O.
Railroad boat yesterday for trip, and
VIM. Hall took his place.
The Virgie Lee ''crowded' the ]. S.
Bransford out. The former has no agent
The Tidal Wave, with Capt. J. N. Skunk
in command, will be here in time to return
to st. Louis Friday.
Tom Carr Is now bartender on the C. e.
0. packet PittSburg, and will go on the Bos-
tona when she comes out.
The Golden Rule is nearing Cairo on her
way up with good passenger list and about
seven hundred tons freight.
The New Mary Houston is at New Or
leans
The James W. Gatf will pass Evansville
this evening en- route to Cincinnati.
The Golden City added largely at Louis
vile and New Albany, and got away from
the latter place before day with three
barges in tow.
The U. p Scbenck has withdrawn her ad-
vertisement.
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The knowing ones are playing him to win.

The knowing ones are playing him to win.
Put your money on the winners
John splan is capital fellow. Why
don't they call him Honest Johnf'
Ira Bride will not be here until about
Wednesday. He's the boss pool seller.
Trains leave NE Plum-street depot daily
at 1870, 230 and 3:l8 p. III. for the races.
Every stall out at the Park is occupied,
and the best horses in the country are here.
Let our citizens bear in mind that this is
an lrishman's case. always room for an
other"
The Syracuse Stars will be here, and play
at the Ball Park on the Fourth of July
with the Reds
Rarus is out at the stables He is not in
good condition, but will be all right, We
hope, before the season closes.
In addition to the many other attrac-
tions 10 take place on the Fourth of July
We will have horse races and baseball.
The trotting races begin next Tuesday at
Louisville and last four days. The Louis
Williams won't have as good racing as we
will.
The Reds play the Chicagos this after
noon at Chicago; the Providence play the
Bostons at Boston. and the Clevelands play
the Bufialos at Cleveland.
$3.50, owned by Bowman, is out at tie
stables, and will be exhibited one day this
week. He will not start in a race here, but
starts at Louisville next week.
Tickets for the races can be procured at
snllivan's, 1G0 Vine street; Gibson House
Grand Hotel; D0nivan's, 1917 w. Fourth
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To renew waning stock may be gathered
from a source accessible to all, and never
sought in vain by any whose constitution
and Yigor are not so much dlupdated as td
be wholly past repairing. Evidence direct,
convincing and ample, indicates Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters as q tonic of unex.
ampIed efficacy and perfect purity, and
possessed Of properties that constitute it an
invaluable remedy for dyspepsia, constipa,
ton liver complaint, urinary and uterine
weakness, rheumatic complaints and ma,
larial fever Delicate females and infirm
old persons are inyigorated and solaced by
it, and the physical prostration which usu.
ally follows severe illness is in great de.
gree remedied and convaiescence accelerat-
ed through its use. Ii occupies a leading
position among medicinal staples.
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THE COURTS.
PROBATE.

PROBATE.
Henry C. Bradley and Robert Crellin
partners as Bradley q Crelln, box factory
2i3 Sycamore street, made an assignment
for benefit of their creditors to L. o. Hill
debrand.
Drunk-Christ Renkhoft, Joe Calvin, So; Anton
Deitrick, John Ammon, $40; james Highland,
continued; Thomas P. Mccormick, dismissed; !;
Patrick Rooney, S5030
Disorderly Conduct-James Finn, Henry Vort-
lander, Charles Langhead Albert Stevens John
Lanebeck, continued.
Assault and Battery-Sarah Armstrong Joseph
Shumann, ]. NJ. DeCamp, dismissed; Paul Neu-
miller, John Mott, John J. Mooney, continued
Miscellaneous-John PEPPER, petit larceny, con-
tinued; +, W. Wheelock, Collins Brown, same,
$20l-3O; Eugene Drummond, same, dismissed !:
Martin Peare, abusing family. dismissed; Barney
Luken, same, 5000; Charles Green, malicious de-
Struction of property dismissed; Pat. Rooney,
same, dismissed; Edward Winters, shooting with
intent to kill, continued; Hiram Power, peddlipg
without license, d,missed: John Cunningham
Obsrncting street, continued; August Franks. in,
corrgbiliIy, dismissed.
TOMORRoW's CALENDAR.
The cases set for to morrow "wednesday are as
follows
COMMON PLEAS.
40 030-Owen Ahern vs. James Reynolds,
5G2}0-James C. Mahon VS.. The City Building.
Loan and Deposit Association.
56,23l-F. Brown & Son vs. Thomas Patton.
562&2-Benjamin Woosley VS.. NJ. Hawkins ct al.
56,259-0. s. Lnvette VS.. Cyrus Mendenhall ct al.
5i.760-Harriett NJ. Lowell VS.. Oscar S. Lovette
ct al.
SUPERIOR.
Before Judge Foraker
34,559-The State National Bank of Mem phig va
A. J. Vaughan 4 Co.
3i,56l-lsabella Elliott ct al vs.. VIM H. Brown
ct al.
3l,564-John McKernon VS.. NJ. B. Leyden.
%572-lhe German Mutual Building Assoeia-
tion VS.. William Fischer ct al.
"a 5T-Wm. 7. Kimball vs. G. w. Torner.
a5S2-The Home Security Building and Loan
Association VS.. Thomas Burke ct al
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HUNTED DOWN.
Horse Thief Drowned in Attempting
His Escape.
Special to the Star.

Special to the Star.
SOUTH CARRoLLToN, KY, July IA man
giving his name as VIM. Thomas was
arrested here on the charge of horse steal
ing.
After going with the Marshal a few steps
he suddenly jerked from the Marshal and
dashed Off at full speed, the Marshal in
close pursuit, calling for help Both bound
ed over fences and down a steep ravine to
the river
1oni- Rowan having joined in the chase,
led the Marshal few PAGES Thomas, on
reaching tho river, plunged right in, and
struggling out short distance without
seeming to make much effort to swim, sank
and rose two or three times and went down.
His body has been recovered.
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Death Record,

The following deaths nave been placed OF
record since our last report:
Anna Rothenberg, mos, city.
Maggie IIuller, 81 yrs, city.
Charles Miller, mos, city.
VIM. Leafourister, mos, city.
Infant Hooker, stllborn, city.
Geo. Hanmann, mos, city.
Emma IIiemes, mos, city.
Elizabeth Feldmann, yrs, city.
Elizabeth Price, 6 mos, city.
John Schneider, % yrs, city.
Caroline Weise, 8 mos city.
Louise Kuppel, yr, city.
Harry Fuchs, yrs, city.
Rosa Zimmerman, 2 yrs, city
Robert Atkins, yrs, city.
Mary Ehrman, l. y yrs, city.
Clara Beierein, 5}5 yrs, city.
Rudolph Arnes, II weeks, city.
Mary Parkhurst 15 yrs, city.
Doria Mulfeather, GA yrs, Ireland.
Elizabeth Winter, As yrs, ireland.
James Nugent, 80 yrs, Pennsylvania.
Theresa Geidner, 40 yrs Germany.
Henrietta Clay, 46 yrs, United States.
Carrie L. Vance, As yrs, Kentucky.
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Alans Anti Fat is genuine medicine, and will
reduce corpuleu from two to five pounds per
week. Purely vegetable and perfectly ha, mless,
acting entirely on the food in the stomach, IRE
venting the formation of fat. 1t is also positive
remedy for dyspepsia and rheumatism.
BosroN Mass, Feb. 11th, 1873.
BOTANIC MEDICINE Co., Buffalo, n Y.-Gentle-
men: The lady alluded to lost seven pounds i'll
three weeks, by the use of Allan' S Anti-FaL
Yours truly, SMITH, DooLTTLE d SMITH,
Wholesale Druggists.
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A Great EnterDrise.

The Hop Bitters Manufacturing Com
pany is one of Rochesters greatest business
enterprises. Their Hop Bitters have reached
sale beyond all precedent, having from
their intrinsic value found their way into
almost every household in the land
[Graphic.
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THE DAILY STAR
THE WEATHER.

WAsHINGToN, July L-For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley northeast to southeast
winds, warmer, partially cloudy weather,
stationary, followed by falling barometer.
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hurled it through the window. He then
made off, with Officer Lang in hot pursuit,
who succeeded in running him down in the
First Ward flats. He appeared before His
Honor on Monday and was fined 81 and
costs.
The Republicans of the Eleventh Senato-
rial District met in convention in Blocks
Opera-house on Monday afternoon to nom
mate candidate for State Senator to rep
resent the counties of Champaign. Clarke
and Madison, vice Hon. W. Wilson, of
London, whose term expired. Geo @.
Rawlins, Esq, presented the name of Tllos
]. Pringle, Esq No other name being
proposed, Griffith Ellis, Esq, of Urhana
moved to declare the nomination by acela-
nation, which motion was carried. Mr.
Pringle, in an appropriate manner, thanked
the Convention for their generous bestowal
of so honorable II position on him. The
Seventh Regiment Baud then favored the
assemblage with few choice selections
which were we'll received.
BELLEVUE. KY.
One year has elapsed since the great Muir
ply picnic.
A grand surprise party is announced for
this evening.
Barry TAYLOR, Esq, has been around here
as candidate for Legislative honors.
An election of officers will take place at
the temperance meeting tomorrow night.
A IL are invited.
A young man named Jackson was arrest
ed for being disorderly at Fairfield avenue
and Berry avenue on Sunday highland was
fined S3 and costs by Mayor Morgan yester-
day morning. The Chaplain of the Tenn
perancc Club sought jackson and got him
to sign the Murphy plege, which he did in
submission.
About two hundred people we're present
at the picnic of the Union Sunday school
yesterday, and judging from their talk, an
immense time was had in every sense of
the word The officers of the school wish
to return thanks to Mr. Hoar, manager OF
Mr.. Stanbery's place, for kindness re-
ceived, also to Mr.. Skinner, who keeps a
dairy near the grove for unsolicited cour-
tisies extended to the children by driving
them through the grounds occasionally.
LIMA,O.
Van Amburgh's big show will be here on
the 9Th.
The citizens of Lima are making great
preparations for grand celebration on the
Fourth.
PIQUA. o.
Mr.. w. II. Gray, of Cincinnati, is in
Piqua visiting his relatives.
Jim Defrees has got home from Texas.
Jim looks as though the South agrees with
him.
Will. Dye and his bride, nee Miss Fry ber-
ger. from Greenville, are visiting parents
and friends.
We are sure our citizens will regret to
learn that Rev. James Donohue, pastor OF
st. Mary's Catholic Church of this CITY.
will leave us the first of this week. He
goes to Dayton to take charge of large
parish in that place. Mr. Dunahue has
been in Piqua many years, and his depart.
ure will seem like losing part Of the town
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FINANCIAL
c1nrrnn.rr. Inly f-2P. N.

CIHcTNEATi, July f-2P. NJ.
Exchange on New York is steady at previous
rates, and demand light Buying at 1-l0 dis
count and selling al par.
Sterling is unchanged sight ~ VI $50, ana
sixtydays at 81 S615 per &.
Local rates for Government bonds as follows
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MEDICAL.

How is IT THAT DR.. SWAN CURES SC
many people OF consumption? The solution OF the
Botanic remedies Thousands Of living witnesses
given up by other doctors testify to his cures.
Address DR.. T. Swan lSS Powers Block, Rochester,
New York for circulars giving full particulars
myl9-3mlu,Th&S
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GAMES YESTERDAY.

The Turf.
CHICAGO RUNNING RACES.
CHICAGO, July 1.-Mistake won the mile
dash yesterday in 1:45. Keene Richards
won the second race, Glenmore the third in
1897, and Experiment the fourth in 21l4.
Cricket.
STRONG ENGLISH TEAM COMING.
New York, July l.-At a meeting of the
Leading professional cricketers of England
held at the residence of Mr.. Daft, in Lon
don, June 18th, it was decided to start from
England with the strongest team that had
ever visited foreign shores, to be known as
the "Daft Team" 1t will include the cele-
brated bowlers Emmat, Oscroft and Wyett,
as well as Alfred Shaw and other experts.
The team will sail from Liverpool August
2sth, direct for Quebec. Their first game
will be at Ottawa, September 18th, where
they will play before the Governor General
and Princess Louise.
Notes.
Go out, everybody.
The fun begins to-day.
A gala time is anticipated.
Take look at the stables.
Trotting races catch the ladies'
Bonner Boy is too good hnrsA In copper.
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Eorty-Sixth COnEress-ExtraS Session
SENATE


WASHINGTON, June 30-The resolution
for the RECOMMENDATION of free coinage of
silver was referred to the Finance Com
mittee by yeas %, nays %.
The Committee on appropriations report
ed favorably on the House resolution for
final adjournment to-day, June Goth. Oh
iections being made to its present consider
alton the resolution went over until to-
morrow.
The House amendments to the bill
exempting vessels not propelled wholly by
steam or internal motive power of their
own from any tax or license were adopted.
mother bill appropriating 5000 600 to pay
the United States Marshals and their depu-
ties was introduced and ordered to first
and eond reading. An amendment en-
bodying the political clauses of the vetoed
Marshals Bill was agreed to. The bill was
then indefinitely postponed.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON June 30--A message was
received from the President announcing
his approval OF the judicial Expenses Bill j.:
also a veto message of the Marshals' Bill.
Only a few bills of any general interest
were introduced in the call of the States.
The number of bills introduced at the
present session is about 2,525.
The veto message of the President was
read. The motion to pass the bill over the
Presidents veto was rejected. there not be-
ing the requisite two-thirds vote in the
affirmative. The House then proceeded to
the business on the Speakers table, which
was disposed of.
Adjourned.
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For tIpnlDlliS.

WEDNESDAY, I'd, at 5 P. NJ. POSITIVELY.
e. h CONS. MILLAR, W. c. Tichenor. Mas
lssIsssRet ter. Apply on board, or to James
zzzzz''sazz<z 8. Wise, Supt, No. II Public LandinS
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For Evansville.

SATURDAY. 5th, at4 p NJ, POSITIVELY.
R% n DORA CABLE r. Armstrong. Master
l6sEE pply on koard or to Matt MCGUIRE
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For Huntington.

TUESDAY, 1st. at4 P. M. POSITIVELY.
Ez% h. The C. &c o. Railroad packet BUCK
esFa*5aHss&3 EYE STATE, J. T. Campbell. Master.
$500 Freight received on Wharfboa, foot OF
Broadway. W. Honshell, supt
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ADvERTIs EMENrs

For POmerOy.
THIS DAY. 1st. at r. Nj. POSITIVELY.
T..e h EMMA GRAHAM, u. S. Morgan,
l.sfttS%akssff Master. Freight received on Wharf
sas.sza2E boat, foot OF Broadway W, Honshell.
SupL
, 1879-05-06

made u scu, IL they d!la't now sec, TINT 4 was
,i'etF duty to support ,te right, Or t],e sifc ot
of Ccagn. when The ucopIc's heart, conscience,
AMI intelligence were In league. Tie t:omultt-
tee Etnti Thought Il hest ta have n tnass-,ncet
Ing, Mt which brethren fro;h the ftonnn Catholic
nsM ntlcr Churches. together with civilians,
chIl lI present. n,,fl nt wh!rll there slinusl he
rr.ai rureinIiy.prepnrrd addresses frnm men
wnsc Judgment would be worthy Of alt conf.
tlcrcc, mud vIlnse tnaturcd opinions would I'm.
press tlie rs,tn,nnnts. Then cufntnittce should
I,o appointed IL tlevfeo What should be the wise
thing lo DO, dong. Let thu great movement be
carried forward as MI entirely sivil ,noya-
n,r.,t, having It to the pastors to give
It neral au.t religious support
III their E,plts, ni,tl 10 l,aa no doubt lint s,
clergy q: tts city, II ihny were Of nno mind,
could carry The srnttmcnt of tllc community III
tlm Interest Of ncaec' gop1 urdcr, alHl Is 1est
welfare. [Appiaus,S.] ~ Wy can aerce On
"ypl may depend IN II, thrre ~ no p,wcr Ut evil,
there Is no power Ut hell, ihero Is nothing tcp.
resented III Lhtcago TINT eau stauu III our way."
[AnutDusc,1
, 1879-05-06
mn. GOODWIN.

The Rev. Dr.. uuodwln desired to say that tho
meeting was uoL eu.irctY sn'nisters' n,eetlng,
as some had supposed. 1t might be posstblo
tat thsy would have ~ ask for sartoas kt'ltts ok
legislation before they rot through. Tho Com.
nstttae bud hal In mind thu nct!hn taken IN New
York CITY In 1857, whcn rs 1ud-or cson
worse-s.ato Of things prevailed rs here toslay,
Iut uut OF The discussion ra,iAe M observation
Of tllr tay such as tIle mprIllls would glorv -
sec tn this city. llo hltasclt had no sort VI uouet
t!lat Chicago eull1 accomplish ~ much a. New
York; tttat her Jadsss wele ~ iue9Efaptt!G,,e ,n
as my other Judges augWnsre, Ind eou'a w
, 1879-05-06

Il will bo obaeryc1 tllat tie 1tteen vessels
used US ruceIyug, trasn[,ls. and practice shtps
guns, wllio tlle tweti,y-lous crutscrs carry unly
9!3 guns,-in utller wnrtl', llle peaeutul vessels
hsyv l.uru teeth tllutl ,llu war1lko plles,
Tic thlrty-ulght vessels repoEtei az lotl up,
III ordinary, uIui IN lIu stueks are unity III to liz
broken up. Secretary I'E04npsun IS ruported to
iuyu eui,l Ut ol,e u lie.Il thu Oma!a); "rle
wonder ts how a.Io eYur got back INTO port. sht
IL Iull u white oak timber, which Is almost en-
ijrefy 4lnstroyeu,h
, 1879-05-06

London rcspccts 1NteI, Victoria. but It viii
laugh at her occasionally, 1t !as been aall tl.at
her afalcsty has ah enormous stuck OF lndla
shuwls, al,tl tliui, Whenever stIe u called UPON
10 ciys trcsrut. she always dsaws upon this
stock. Therefore, whun tle Duke OF Con-
paught was about to bo married, bets were
wusllcr tIlu new daughter-tll-law would Gct
shawl sha ui1. and nlure than QUE, foF the
Court Gtreu ar unaounccs that tho Queen
actually lre.cntal tho bride With throo India
shawts; Mlltl now they say llAt It must be clu-
p1sa!ble tu exhaust tho accumulation of uleza
articles possessed by bur lIighnrss.
, 1879-05-06

All babiea arc llsuintltlve GVaars, sancs they
comr. they xee, they conquer. sometimes b5 thsfF
4sGtIe utt,inc.s but oi,shur ny C0utinued upFoaf.
lau4 cEy4u3 .uiased Ny cuiic, teelh,H, hatulsacs,
ctc. Dr. Bulls Aaby Syrup, py IT. geatlu yut spd.
cite anusncrS. g4tets the Itttla ones without tvot
producing tHo 1eAat lulut.uus elect, prlcs, 2h
CvHtK y hustlv .s"' r.-7.' .-
, 1879-05-06

rigid laritanu idea OF the Hatba,!,, and on tho
utltcr thG iooao md rational Or German view;
nn csvtlly, ihcy scHtne.1 TO be III this posft!n'l,
-.lcy had n Inv, but thc law was mol regarded.
lie thought they ought 10 seek to lind the
golden meat between tho two extremes. They
coul not 70 acls To ille old seycrc Ideas Of tl,c
observance. of ,,,e Ha',!'alh; It wn,,it noI fe
brht; mud he WIZ very Furet M Il Thoughtful
people, tftey did nut want to cu oyur to III" ex-
IRENE ~ No Sabbath II seeiHul Is him sMy
itad to bntltl I'D n great pt'll'tc sentiment
from Tic religious atnnlpon, md must itac the
pulpit the elNe, nlrt tits press, nMf NIL surlal
and religious influences. 1i'rre would prut,h!y
not be q perfect agreement, ,--ttlrrc would proa)-
Mbss be aun,c little grntind Ut varta.loli.~-but
tt,ey. coul'1 hold iI,c p,b!c to a golden mean.
C.yttfy, It did mt seem to him the iaw ought to
ae cnfsMced; that having She law cssnstanAyvsn-
latcl wig ot,e uf the worat I,l1IEa fur society.
or cotrsc llu wuud rather hnye thu Inv nnt kent
than avc It yl''latrd, but II VII, very sad thing
hare them t',,stnnttv violated. rct, II scene'i,
In the practical working III the 1aw III II great
State !.c this. thu administration Of 4. to 4 con'
siderable extent, rafuc futp tho lta,lda " the
rty. IL seemed to him, ihr hest they cuuld 10
to secure tns enforcement Hf ,hc law was TO
moycln the direction they were. l!c WIS Elat That
tic meeting lad been gu enlarged na to 'nclu1p
oil the clergy. uni he WANTED IL eu et'snrItd ns
,'9t to seem 70 be even 'ncetina VI !ntnis1er..
They weru willing To take tl,cir part mud do
their work. 1t needed 10 become q ctt'zens'
th. ciy1I ns,,cet ri tir a,,e.lion was ronccrueJ,
aIt, neein,i tn he kent pl,rrly to TINT,
T,e religious st,Ic of tir wprk mus, be Il, the
pujpit nlNi In tIIu |lu,,lc, 4 vcHeyal cttizcns'
movement, lie thought, would draw In ul the
batter i,crn,nn rcneuf, lie irish rlr,ucnt. mud
fhe Ha,t,an Catholic element; nnil ia placing
themselves vi, the rlytt hnsls-tt,nt they wanted
tlr lava rcapcctrtt-1l,ey would not Rl,anl!o:,
Religious cta:tns, bat work from tho other side.
rrcnt n,ass.n,cctincs, Tt1ere |al bccu nj, indi,x
imtu Lila cotntry Of ioosc md inlcl erntt,ncut,
onI tic subject Ind not brcn taken ht1ld of lao
soon. Tiu difficulty now III enforcing Tic Statc
jnw in regard to spit,Dns wus that It Ind gone 50
fnnr ul,ft,rrcl Tint thu question was w!lrrr to
ncriu. And lhu sBme wus true uf tho theatres.
II The la Ys had l,ccu takcn tn hand u,ltl rlg0r-
, 1879-05-06

It Ii saIi that every year OF Marshal aiac-
Maaon's Presidency cost HIN tlOD, ,0lN out u Ills
priyatu means. Ills cstatrs, which In l67D wera
uulte nru lreua dgbt, wv u0w hsxYilY uaustgaxsd