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JNMAN LINE. ROYAL MAI. STEAMERS.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF BERLIN ..-....... rhII RDA1 Ann ~. p m
CITY OF NEW.YOE THU DAY Agrii d \.
CITY or RlCUMONp.........-SAl W HD-t J: Miy D. a.
CITY or CHESTER.............TH URSONH. May a. IN
CITY or BRUS~ ELS tTl l'lAl NAV II. j. n.
- From Pier 81. y. r.. foot Of Charltonst.
CABIN, $50 and SlnO, gold. Return tickets on taV'r
able terms.
STEERAGE, S2S, currency. Drafts AZ lowest rates
Saloons erOOms, smoking and bath rooms auhdspS
These steamers do moi 2atte, sheep or pigs
JOHN g. DALE. Agent, 81 and 80 Broadway v Y
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For Both Sexes-Country.

Wesleyan Female College, Wilmington. Del
w 36th year begins sept Buildings RENTED and
furnished For cataOgU address Rev. NJ Wams A. NJ Pres
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LARM of 40 acres with ample DullulllSs.-
Il one hour from NewYcrk and two miles from depoti
high well drained adapted oday fruit ot rucs sin,
ing and especially healthy and pctuIctqne 0ron Tor so
wall lease with privilege 10 party with capital ino eApl
euce work II appreciate as summer RESIDENCE A~
dress Box -. Bound Brook, Nj.
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MISS BAILOW'S English and French Schot
III for Young ades and children No II East 22ds, vi
reopen Thursday, September 70
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NOR SALE In Northampton, Mass

EOR SALE III Northampton, MdN>,--i S'o,
l. cous two-stgry Louse. large rooms. bah studdsS
pleasanty situated OF the principal avenues OF t
Town I'VE minutes walk from p. o.. churches ana depot
has gas ana aquaduct good bath Nh cellar car,
hon nearly OF ground good sau
and variety OF fruit; tie educational aGvSa gts OF w
town are unsurplssod public schools are % high grade
with n preparatory school Tor girls and The rh FeIna
Cole gc that neeis 10 comment AdoIehs j. NJ NEhLo"o
Real Estate Agent Northampton, MssA
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L'OR SALE IN SaugeltltS, IIFItr %, y. / =
farm under high OF cultivation, containing 80
acres OF r,h dep sC sni choice fruit Of al kinds large
story lc house In ERECT order large Daf sheds ana
outbuiings in excellent condition large stream
of water runs side II sufficient 10 drive any
machue: splendid views Of Hudson River and Caskill
Mountains The Is located Just outside 81 corporation
within five minutes walk U tie village pIso
only $1,000 On very liberal terms
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NOR SALE-Seyenty-four acres oil lana 10
II Long Branch ~ j.. near ocean pier now building,
New Jersey southern Depot near the o'ean 80
bottom puce Address the subscriber East Long brshoh'
maps |" '""'' '@' W." 80 C. W TROUTMAN.
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i residence AT Psssac j. 20 minutes "a 4.iiS s.ta
house has all modern improvements wih laree 10y shTkri
with choice fruits must be seen 20 PC >''ou
ERS Lord & Tayior, Broadway ana sOtn-,I
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O. W. CARLETON & co. Publishers
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NOR SALE OTTO LET. Furnished-Desir


i residence twelve nicely furnished me Iaun
shade fruIt, garden stabug &c. or me NeN
Haven Railroad station. Address = sEELf' Daren
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Countrp Real estate tor Sale.

4 CHEAP H0ME.-FOr sale, a good, we'll
N built frame house and lot The lot l. 2jxl9o feet ING
house stories, and contains rooms IN INC rear )t
the small building suitable for cafgenters sh9
furniture maker. The house l. on staten slant ~ -,
spf about 10 minutes walk from Clifton Landing lEe prop
,rty can be bought OF the purchase money
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TOR SALE or to RENT, REASONABLf-
Il on NewJersey Central Road within az hour o wv
York-A large house partly furnished WIN ten OF IoiV
seven Aors Vi 'ANu 1N"' H. W. s. =. o. Box $50.
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LDUCA lON Ill UEhMAN 4, = i = L lOAh i .
II A limited number Of young American and Engl sh
ladies received by the Misses Grnecn daughters Of the
late Rev Dr. Charles GTueiscn, Chaplain In Ordinary TO
the late King OF NuTtembere English fare and home
offered: excellent Il taken OF the
young ladies; the putest German spoken ana every
non Terms 200 (6SG Thers) per References
have been Kindly permitted Mr. g. schwab and Professor
Schah in New.Yor. In STUTTGART; Mr. L. Potter Amcri
can Consul ami Professor Dr.. W Lubko Leipzig Pro
lessor EbeTs. POts1am the Rev Dr. T. Strauss. Chap
lain in Ordinary 10 the Emperor of GERMANY.
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considerations Their duty was 10 find verdict on
the evidence under the law. But that is what men
would have felt if the law had not permitted the
jury TO find verdict Of guilty on such evidence as
was laid before them.
The jury have done their duty; the Judges Dpass-
ing sentence have doubtless done what they
thought TO be theirs, but they VIII find few men TO
agree with them, save those who think there
ought 20 have been no sentence at oil. Stronach.
the manager, and Potter the gu!itest OF the drec-
tors, got eighteen months imrgisonmont-the rest
of them eight months The lcnency Of such SEN
tence is simply scandal and the high character,
the learning. the unquestioned :mpartality and
honesty Of the three judges who pronounced it
make u only so much more scandal. lhear that
one 0rtwO Of the judges had great doubt whe;hcrany
of the accused ought 20 have been convicted az all
II that he true II explains the gh,uess Of the sem
teuCe. Technicalties are greatly III favor oil the
Bench but they are put gently ASIDE when judge
undertakes TO do justice the heads of the Iury
Compromise is not unknown on the Bench any more
than in the jury-room.
An importation of cattle from America infected
with pleuro-pnoumonia has given England great
fright, and has probably done very considerable
harm 10 growing branch Of profitable
trade. II you nave any legislators 10 Con-
aIc,s who can spare time from politics 10
look after great commercial interest,
they will do Well to give heir immediate attention
To "a law for preventing, first the importation and
spread Of This terrible disease in the United States,
and secondly a rigid Inspection Of cattle meant for
export. Il may be said to the latter thar other
countries must look out f0r themselves, which IS
true. but 10 is certain tbcy vii not look ont for
themselves and for US also. England will surely
prohibit the importation Of American cattle, Just as
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HERMAN DUGAN, A MEMBER OF lHE JURY N lhS
SMITH MURDER TRIAL, Lo-Ts HIS MIND.
Herman Duxan, one Of the jurors in the
Smith murder trial. IN Jersey CITY, taken sick
with what was supposed 10 DO maarisl fever
Friday night; but his illness was not thought
10 be serious. satarday evening he was worse
aud Or. John Q Bird member OF the Board
Of Freoholder. was called TO attend him Yesterday ten
of the Jurors including Mr. DGgan, went 10 the morn
ING services at The simpson Methodist Church on Cen
traaye Dugan acted very strangely while IN church.
o,t Laughed nd cried BIZ turns. When the jurors
turned 10 the Court House Hotel, where they
are boarding, Du@ns Setons caused alarm,
ami sheriff IOfey sent Tor. lie
summoned Dr. Bird. who made al examination aud de-
. clarsd Dugan insane. Dr.. Bird refused 10 make any
ststrmeut ast mig he had been pedg 10 secrecy.
eherin Torey said at midnight that Dugan was un.
doubedy Insane. and that tho attention OF the Coure
would called 20 she matter day. IL 10 Supposed
that insanity caused by excitement over Tie
trial
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CUINFSE IMMIGRATION.
A MAJORITY ~ THE SENATE u FAVOR or Pro-
sCHIPnON-THE RESTRICTION BILL PA,SrD-IHE
VOTE X DETAIL.

VOTE X DETAIL.
lrY TrIEGRiPH TO TUT TH'rrNrl
WAsH1NGToN. Feb. 18.-The hoodlum j. the VIC
ter and the heather must go. Tie Chinese r'-'rfc-
ton bin take, IT. place beside tie pension arrears
BILL sop thrown 10 the dear voters OF section OF
the Republic. snG like its twin measure - q failure
50 far a. il underlying motive IS concerned. Tho
measure found its foremost supporters and rs fore
most opponents in the Republican RANKS, while tho
coward'cc, born Of the doubt az TO where the pol-
zeal advantage would ultimately be found, was
monopolIzed by tho Democrats. The elements
which find voice in the tempe,tuous oratory OF the
Kearncys and the CoheDs are tho hcncfciaUc-, and
he antruatcd sentiments embodied In the Dooloi1-
ZION Of Independence and the Emauc'Dlticl Proc
lan3-ior are l,shouorcd
T. ca1-o. be sad in Ills case That thc p'ol!
TrTTc..4tat YES were pressed 10 g.. ULt.Atly vote
Ur1u the question before they could master IFS pro-
visions. During the three days OF It's debate ll the
senate all Of It's caIing incOus -tences were ample
fed, and many e vote given IN It's Support cost
vrcnChing of the con Science of the honorable Con-
gresham who cast #. Very forc.hlT was II s'ovn
that the treaty the United States IS now breaking
was entered into chiefly a. the instance and for ne
benefit cf tho very section whose representatives
row dcuouacc il. l.. ratification was carried Wiz
ont one dissenting voteIn the senate and it nas
I-.lcG br press aad people Is the opening o. me-"
era ID tbe intercourse Of nations. Honorable soma
tors "eT. reminded o" ,-c o'Aet ha"o' '-"' '"e
MASON a~Ginst whom i-i7 DO" is amer say. q
mos ~ .V''"no. assent d" compact VIM" 1.'
V''ieAcr 10 IirJ"-ic'> OF '1',.'h" years
'1I' a. 'A' G~2I''e> D..~ 10 '' .-l'-'' ---. -'
F'i'0 t,.-- ''A'' 80 ''-s 80.
- '-' 49, We
ouE industry lie sleeps o'uii' j, was oa'u' ''..N
evrr more vlc1 his Quarters are too limited % a.
..,, f,.o hin, c+l,--,,;o u. co,..--- Ii,r,..tf
=,
with rce when he can't Ct chi'L'n. lie c."'h's
himself in cotton until his earnings warrant the
NM. boso Of hr.,d.Iotb IT, ab..rf-llv acecrt. -
D.
MOht- leaving the pI"lis Oh lis AI"HsIS I'D Ills
American employer when be cannot sell his services
for S. These offences ara r9,,- in the roet-,l. e
a.. -, - L.. ,.,l;.,.l.. ,i ,i., cl,,....
'"c ee-''e san" i-'' "4'-i0-' 20 "-1 '-
must co.
Tho del;co+o hooHIrr1 T. was shown has NJ rtt.r
-, -, -. et...
aver .i'" t'"-'- Ia. 'I'-'' '- ''.'.>' 'I .'.- ''
sonu habits. yet the burden OF las complaint j.
that the Chingmon will not 6 tile down and stay
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FINAL Gasp ~ CLOVER.
!rY rrrr1rDn ID 1853 Irleyyr.

I,.,,,-r,-.,r.,.
.,y -rr,.r,rr To rrr rravvrr
y-,.,,,,.r.S. Feb. IG.-}lr. Glover. who W., re.
..,..l, 49, rouqI,r handled DIS Colonel hisa. Cairt
-, ,sc H,.,,a, of .,.,a,.a and Printing. has been
inai,crcet enough 10 vI.te auotaeI Icj,cI 10 Mr.
Atkins. chairman Of tba Committee on Aqpregr'a-
tJors concerning the expenditures ot 'Aat Bureau.
Mr.. Glover saws that te last letter OF Colonel IRISH
I-ayiraal confession OF tl- is,t- stated ia mf -
pie. nu, % D., 10 frr'> 4h' U.s. 80 i,, 10 ..-,
,'i, tor u. fo ,, motive o. 90 'r-t bio a,>-rue--, "r
lack ~ sH"u motto ia 20, .l'h,r '" 'r -' ,,''
~ 10 p i't 80. pr, I'D 10 "..-., 49, 'f.
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MP r.TTrP>ON IHUtSTr.


N''E 'N I'' I-''-'''''"' ~ 'L'''.. I..'.i IN
I'VE I''-N' ''i.'''i'' ~ d. Vii" ''"
rii"Ha ZINE Is CIV IN 10 L"ANliNE 4l''
I|ibi>,-
.'' ii,F"I ~" Io TIL ''.'' III.
NA~IIj>"i"\' I'". '.->'"a.nr I''.'--p" lbs
gwen notice '..' ..t -n'" ',I VIZ i"7 NO.
Territory h'I h'Ai 4uc,u''. inc IeP'tO u 'Ne
senate committee OF i'','''''e7 NNI'H ','',"-
panlcS TINS plI' ana %" ""'n II p''''''S ~ O'
based docs h"' 'S any n',I- i''''i'enu S''"
radical LEGISLATION - the p'.4 li'i7'' anu II J.
moi believed iui' "II "I 81 A-"i''Hf "i Tue H'Iiu'-
OF he committee favor -u'h legislation. some cl
-lr most objectionable features Of the bill have
.. ,.....l ~. 10. -. 1-t.,nr-,-p
"I'd'A '''" i'','' '' 90 " "
Ire report ol tIt t'Ail't'' NH-'A "''"Pl'N less
than five pages mol published until yesterday.
II f,a. moi contain ANYTHING save ia conclusions
- :i.. 49,, ,.o.... rr..t,.,, ~ ,,,,,.. in .,y,
'A'f ml'4' A"' NV '''' "',.'n '' '"'' ~ wv
hours oN any one l'th'Iit "t.H '''' u I'P"Ils I'-
't'' "F .i..l
~N "f ~ 1'i'- '''' '''- '-' III mint anu
r..,.rt j.. however. Il noteworthy document Iu some
,.u..t. T.r.y.ui,le il !,a.taci,r, 10 1877 page.
...' .i 80. .,....,. o..
"l - .h''" ''' "'''"'''.F ''' "'"1i '''''"''"'' ~
which 100 ClOrt tprcli. eI'I,Gce whatever IS made,
t.l .t... ~ ,o,, he r,,...5,,,d mo-, NOR. than,
.l ... .. t...,.,,,I,. f,i.,-
one ih''h''I 90 '' ~ "'i''''''
Yet Tire impatient >"dji aroma senator Is III" I'LL
. .'e .;,t ,r the .-.on o.~ett The contents
80 chi. i..l.l.nt, luflc bcfor. being called upon
io vote OH "a measure - important.
1brr.nsrt contains the assertion. unsupported 10y
o,, raope-,t tr1l-tyr irtlv evidence IN the docu-
1...: ,..If that the,, arc 20 600 CITIZENS Il the
I.f.i -..f.u,,y rfgatful.y r,,I,i.n. ia the Ind an
1-r,..-,. ,.f,., riog.rt~ Interests. and lives are
, ..,. dancer thar immediate LEGISLATION los Con-
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PLAGUE AND SPOTTED FEVER.

st. PETEEsBCBG, Feb. Is, 1879.
It is officially stated that there have been
no res cases OF plague deaths thcreirom FOR dsy
MADRID. Saturday, Feb. -, 1879.
Two British ships. FOR Barcelona iIym the East, ale
quaT.ut.ucd Ut Port Ndh3n.
TRIESTE Saturday. Feb. l., 1879.
The maritime authorities, IN m order onol,Lus Iusr
antine again.t Turkish ports. urge special attention
cardlns spotted typus when spreading -ai1nica.
LONDON saturday, Feb. u, 1879.
Reuter- Dispatch from Berlin -Rtr- that the chief .
Police has ordered special Inspection or lodging hOUset
81 account OF the prevalence u spOtt-t O. pLus.
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rRIrL>4yD c4sC4LuES-ET TELEcRIPH.


KILLED BY HI- INSANE SON.
NATEKIOWN y l.. Feb. IO.-lia stewart, living
near 81 y sOt and Killed last night W GrJl2e
stew AT, b.. insane 'on
KILLED BY 4 FALLING TREE.
CrNCiNNAII Feb. lG.,-AAIun Arnold. while chop
tOr-st. phn Oh Friday vas instantly Killed
by a Zee 'aI-lG upon Inn.
THE STEAMER VINpICtT)R.
YArffANK. l. L. Feb l6--lhc steamer N'ndic1-
to- mas zone 10 ec,s Portion. ~ re man and cargo have
foaici ashore and str'V The az AGENT '''h 10" mics
SHOT N 4 DhJ NkEN BRAWL4
pgoyrDrNCF. r. L. Feb 18.-Iu drunken brawl
AZ So1th Fnd ate last night Charles H. CooDs get
lev Oliver tnes, WOundius himself, william Curry And
JOan -Cir!.
ARREST or A MAIL THEE.
FrFpgRfCKSB RG, Va. Feb. lG.-Ihe loss %
lu valuable and important letters on The pct Once here
caught taaiug natl matter from iOck boxes
KILLED ON THE TRACK
U,ETTORD Conn, Feb. ld.-'icorVe French was
Ii. Nv a fls KIT tram Iunrd saturday IIgli Re
ha, been with companion IN itomp-onyI" WHO r~pois
parted with French AZ railroad crossing az ght
leaving |I.m walk home or tnr ra's
1-Wl.DO COUNTY TEEA-I EEN- DFFALCA1ION.
OswFGO y. Y. Feb. l6.-lhe special committee
Dponted Board ~ supervisors 70 investigate the &C.
. of he ate County Treasurer, Luther r. t"nk4n com
uri-d yesterday lie EtPoAs eA0"s A"e4""u OF
tljaio4O u.
FALL OF An ELEVATOR
pterVONp Va. Feb. l0.-An elevator ~ the
neican Hotel containing eleven persons broke Loose last
ruug .lou after leaving the upper story and csme Gown
fau'uy breaking way through 10 the basement Three
UeIsOns we're injured
A DRVNKARDS CRIME.
RUFFAIO y. Y, Feb. l6.-Bernhardt Hines. OF
Alden about miles east % here va, oiged IN 4 70
HaV rha.. with shooting his W Hinee went home drum
ORDER, m family from house AMI shot MS vile when she
ATTEMPTED 10 return Itls thou ght she viii recover
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committee present when th2 subject was intro
fu~rd He insisted that the policy outlined by the
resolution was the only proper one TO pursue. IL
gait nder notes had always been received Tor Gus
toms he said, there wouid never have been diI'i-
enc, of moro than Der cent between coin and pa
per legal-tcuder. 1T IS the Treasury" he con-
tiuucd, that is injurng redemption, aud not our
policy. The Secretary # the Treasury, by refusing
TO redeem coupons at sub-treasuTics. has done much
TO iniurc redemption, and although the Treasury M
one time d.d begin 10 pay coupons 40 these oince-
there 10 believe that that order VIII Dc re-
sci sded II Il Las not already been
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FISANCIAL QUESTIONS N CEEUANY.


In the lower house of the Diet yesterday
the Minister OF finance made Gcc.duuoU, on the
authority OF he Emperor, OF tho same tenor as that
made by him al the sitting " the Pgu-3n Budget COM
NIT zee on che e1st ut namely, that uau new source
OF revenue from indirect taxation was created IN Ge'
many and until Il was ascertainf1 what portion ~ ihi
surplus could transferred To the ind ydul states.
would be u, % discuss tie question of Income and
class ti1es, r. any reform the present system oi
taxation would b. impossible. etc Tho proposals %
Ia, Suu-C Committee relative 10 .A>ts u-ul Ot tdAC-
we've then adOp' 81 by arEe majority.
LoNDoy. SATURDAY. T - -. 1870.
Tie DalIy N,wss Berlin di,patch report. that n,
National Zeitag ard other liberal journals shocked
az the manner in which the speech RON the throne Il
the opening OF the Rechstag declare, Prince B,m1rcks
protection sc.cm> They believe u D. utectoral man'
ic-to and the fourruuner q! speedy ds.OuJ OF INA
RpiohSag. Reuter- dispatch irou Berlin states that
free trade coalition j. being formed 90 thc Ei'h.d I'm
der tine leadership Herr DeIoruck, former Nnst'i
?
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THE sANDL0r- DELIGHTED.

san FRAN,IeUo, Feb. 16.-1he action Of
the senate N passing the an,Cnesc bll l. fayoraby
noticed by the morning journals Al the sanC lots to-
dag resolution was passed accepting the bill as par
TIA. measure u recf Sacran cI'p dispatch s3y- del
cgat,s 10 the Constitutional Convention are highly
sfeL hv the passage Of the amt Chinese bill ana to-
morrow resolution. will be ator.rd tor tccZIapAic
Transmission tie President, earn silly requrstlS him
10 approve the DL.
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rSJrPFD ON BrRyryG STEAMER.

CAIRO, H., Feb. 1G.-The following named
per-ous injured by the disaster the steamboat
Donnelly. on Friday: VIM Il. Johnson OF st. Louis,
compound fractures Of both legs below the knees;
Thomas Cofcv Of CovlngtUn, Ky, fractures OF both
ANKLES. nelson Islvan, of Cincinnati. lett leg diso.
Gated at the ankle with ftacuGe OF the small bone;
Geo VI Young ~ New Rchm"rd night ankle dislo-
Gated. John pOb,n. Of Cincinnati, fractures o. bOth
ank %. Twenty others We're more or les bruised or
splaust not seriously TIE bow ~ the boat high
shore -ttin gtV OK NGocu frct 10 The ground.
10 tns 'ct ana o. The existing panic al be Injuries are
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AN ArsrEIAN CAMNnI T1NNLr

YIGyNA, SItarf,.. ls". Il, 30.
4 dcfnitiyc cabinet has been constituted,
WIN Doctor stremayr Premier. arI ,ouat raG's
Minister - the Interior. Prime Ar'.~p'r, and lIerI
Tuzci VIII secrde fhe other miu.~.'l~ r.i remain.
The EryHde0JidH says that tue d .'ruu'~ attending
ti, lct0L-. lurt.uu of TIC ministry Seq E,t4 Nod
Sirornayr have been removed, aud me Hr" appoint
-lunl.L. WI nruuah.N br gaLnttrl to-MlL-uN-
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rotrs aud bonds % tho Waited t'es IN me IIeas.t
t.d rcsuIfed i'm saving ~ expense 20 thc Government
and better security against fraud; but IN view
at tho facts since ascerta'ned thdt Wlliir ttr
,.,vcsttr.tIou vq- going on n waste 81 N3oooop
was a1uc place III USING the worthless process eI -
the head IL the Bureau part ONn er alh tat "i
4uaa. we're secretly forced the books, Wnie SON
lterwar plot Ma laid and partly executed 10 s,,t
printed m ts Bureau that conclusion cannot be heli 10
deserve much weight. ..,,.t-a
TINS ia Int i ,auIpIe OF the way wherein eIecutive
oric ais have for many act aside IN practice III
law, passrd nv Congress whenever II suited the't view
20 to do 10 WCu.d that ~ case 80 crave a. ns
rs rro drfv ~ Congress % assert ~ dignity thu IL
thoritv and renact the ignored PROVISIONS III erns
that public servants viii not dare 10 U7ltSatu Il -
ccutIyc oirl At liberty 10 defy ana ottiIue Iio
reprrseuratiyt. Of the people American freedom II
thing ~ the past. b..
TIN. is probably Glover's last gasr. and it viii
lave no effect upon The action of the House.
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4 MARYLANn rolrIc.AN NOT

CUMBERLAND, Nd, Feb. 1o.-Samucl Cooper
was .Aot b. Herbert B,I l.7s Monday nigh, dlung
an alteration about business affairs, and d'ot tEI'
afternoon from the Effects cf H. wound. Bel and
Caopcr we're coorcd BARRIERS Of ;. city and the latter
vas prominent h's race a. politician, and was
DELEGATE tO the Republican tuugif SslOual Convention
~ thu district, which u0nlLdted Milton u. Jrncr last
4
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REDUCED TAXATION II CURA.

HAvANA, Feb. 1G.-Ine Minister of the Coll
ours has ordered the contribution pay able on ruFal
property quarter OF the present year 10 he 70
duer per cent. thereby Professionally lowering the
- per ccu yearly TAX % ii per cent m Minister ~
In. COLONIES. after committing Marine tampos, Wiz
definitely resolve the contribution question.
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AUSTRIA AND GERMANY.

Premier lisa. speaking in the Diet yesteI-
day declared eDulI have been ~ error OF taste 70
have asked Germany or any service 20 Iau.n FOR Aus
tra's oou,eatiu- 10 cancel Arto.. 90. the Treaty "a
Prague Nothing beyond closer friendship could bee de-
sired or rV peCtcf
'r.p J-pm- House OF tie Hungarian Dc ha. .dopted
the bin authorizing u -o.d rents ,o4a ~ IJ1tuO,0oO
linlns