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tININciAL avn c,uuERcIIL.

FRIDAY, March 2l.-rhe stock market.
with money "a CAT g 'ent on call. opened de-
pressed. Michigan Central declined quickly
from So to - and Western Onion sold down 10
1913 or nbout l below the closing figure last
night Other Lending fancics gave way 'ia',
from opening figures. which. a rule. .were
slightly under the final bids VI yesterday. The
market closed icvcrsh and unsettled. Tho sales
Of tho day were 1l6 500 shares, OF which 10000
Delaware, Laekawanna and Western, 1890
Erie common is1OO Lake Shore G.25O Alichi-
gan Central. 8 500 St. Paul common, G,lOO New
Jersey Central. 1900 Northwestern common.
1900 DO preferred 4 500 Western Union. . 900
Union Pacific and , 500 Wabash Tho most
conspicuous changes for the dav wer': Do-
clin"d-Delnware. Lackawanna and Western.
=; Delaware and Hudson. Lake Shore e.;
Michigan Central. r.; -. Paul common. q
Northwestern common. New YORK Central.
"a Onion Pacific. % and Western Union I"ie-
graph Poe Wabash closed = higher Invest
ment securities and the Southwestern fances
Busincs. in railroad bonds wns comparative
ly small. Sales included Northwestern consols.
lOJIlO6A. mostly the inside figure; Missouri.
Kansas aud Texas. 30 @56is for assonted and
% ,a23A for DDS; Kansas Pacific, Denver Iii
vision. trust receipts, lnD Ia IDS . %, WIN
| No. To- 90 Aes84 Central Paclncs m los ior gold
bonds and 80 for G. and q. branch Union Pa
| chrs. los. for lists and lllhmll2 for hand
grants 81. Paul sinking fund recovered to los ;
| New Jersey Central sold ut ~ for adjustment
anu 81 -GHtNhf LOT lF~l fffiNhlllNlfl NNSf'n'f'l :
| Canada Southern lists guaranteed. Is 49, /;
| Denver and r.. q. lists. S99 * Rock Island G7
| III s@lllt. Elevated q los @@ioi ior New
! Mississippi sinking fund, 1OG do. 81 mortgage.
| 90, 81. Louis and Iron Mountain lists. ito D..
| and Erie consolidated. lOi's.
| Government bonds wore fairly active. but
rather easicr. Sales included Go. 1881. regis
| tered 1OG @1OG. do coupon, lOG ~. 1881.
coupon. lO4A; 4',s. registered, l0i'.@lul % ;
do. coupon, lo4; lO-iOs. COUPON. l0l''; do;
registered. iOl a; A., ~ for registered and
9a}, for coupon. District OF Columbia 8Gis
sold at ~ s and then 81. southern state bonds
were less active hut the sales included Louis
/ 1888 lO4 ia DO. funded, 1894 ., no; North caro-
! lima G., new lO'5; Tennessee Ga. new series,
! 80 a further advance. which may Dee Htirhuted
to the bnt'rr prospects tnr mn adjustment Of
! the question of the Stutc debit,
Money Was active on call nearly all dry AT ga
z cent: but at the close b y cent. accepted for
| nrnecro' balances, The Imports of dry goods
a. his mort for tho past weok arc valued at
| 81 Sd. jS3.
1ho following will show tie range of prices
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RICHMOND, March 21-In the Senate today
senator Massey Albemare To question OF piv
lcge and read paper severely rejecting senator G.
T. smith of Nelson. for Furnishing sucech which ro-
hectod MASSEY Tie hn2uaee of the pnp,r was Ia Che
effect that the speech referred 10. for uurOucWrul in
dehcacy coarsness MISREPRESENTATION defamation ana
vudctNcurss surpassed anything he had ever hen ia
the halls the legislature Senator Massey trNrru
times called 90 order and senator Smith denounced hun
As a liar % scouudrel and dog A scene cu.utd. and
several PROPOSITIONS 60 rcpiimul me "nendlns Nchrufs
require them 20 apologize Iuodr Alirr drl lo.
the subject referred 20 she Committee ou FUNI-tS
and Elections tor report 10 what action should be
tax ~ tllo Si ma
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N,ln GlnhIirnilnns.

Ia" CONTENTS OF PERIODICALS gives the Htlei
and authors Of the articles contained In the princt
pal American and foreign magazines presenting m
index current m ought In all departments of learn
ing aud being guide Tor the selection Of topical
reading.
H-THE INCREASED SIZE AND SCOPE Of the III
BRARY TABLE also permit valuable articles on gen.
orsl topics Of useful entertaining character, but
not strictly within the limits OF any vi the several
departments above enumerated.
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ANGELICA. y. T.. March 21.-Peter Hopkins,
the year old rather the late senator Peter Hop.
kius who WIS carried from the Allegheny County
roorholsc tle 1u ult hy Nelson II Whltemore, the
tcy.rc u,ler tho senator VIII, WAS found by his son
Iu l4r. J. p fHrinu and Deputy Shsnf Higgins TINS
uDi.lu- Tire oIl uHG "ar 900 the u.u.e of David Hat.
ms, ..l Fmlti Post near CORNING Proceedings VIII
uun Dee continued uIirr fAe Commission iu lunacy, lie
ists ,u.f h.lr Al as OBJ hts sou the senator and me
fGININlug li4ltIcu uHpt b. committee shah be ap'
lulutof fr iIuI rhat Oh. VIII may hc broken ana Tie
money icc. vtr+i Tor lim from Nhltcm0re,
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DE WITT BACU In Sew York. March - nv the
Rev. nr loWand clinton T. DE via 10 Anna, daughter
o John G.. Bach. all ui tis city,
IL kE-MllilE .-un THURSDAY March -, william
4 iuh. nj Patterson y ~ Mary H. daughter OF JabeI
Millar. Es1. at Ruhrr'orl. J.
MINGAN-GilMAN March ~. At the residence of the
brides parents ElWuod Mnsay to Miss Lille Gilman,
10th o tins city
AWAY In BROOKLYN, on wednes
dan March 10 az the residence Of the BRIDES parents,
lN the Rev Nilliam Ives Budtngtnn - ~ MI Henry II.
Wheeler IN Miss NJ. Lh'e Hathaway daughter OF j. l..
lathu Jay ESQ. all OF Brooklyn
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Continued success AMI increased popularity The
cighh drawing at Louisville Ky. March "a.
Ana nov comes the eighth ON March -. These draw
ngs are nov conceded be The standard ul the
dHy Endorsements and expressions o confidence come
from all over The country IriIcs irum SJuUh down %
So will be distributed on 3ls inst Even on approx
mate prAes e. VIII pay $40 Now IL the time to inNe st.
The rush Tor tickets Is Unprecedented. They cost only
e., on receipt ot which they viii be forwarded WIN
despatch. Sll2,tDh IN pIiNes Address orders 10 u w.
Come Tford. sncIetaF''. t0OisIoapri Building. L0is
Vile Nv, or Is II rorirr Co, l,227 Broadway, Now
Yprh VT Jackson Co, ~ Nassau st., New ioTk-Jdp
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BALLsToS, March 2l-The Jury In the Jones
perjury trial retired at| 90 thus afternoon, and not hav
me reached any agreement At O'Clock the court I'D
lourned una. ttlHrfuw ~ o A N. Tho Judge lrgs
Aslaturaill o. tIe PRISONER
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Camille viii be Ilsyci this afternoon and evening At
the fiith Avenue. w,in Miss Ellie WntYn as GunHs and
Mr.. Harklns AIIntt.pL
At the Lyceum this eranmg two comedies " lie Ron
homme Jads' and Mutseur VA au tcrrlr" viii be
given In French by 4 frswh dramatic company. ant
" Pinaore " will follow 10 English. "Finaiore and
" Tie sorcerer " constitute ibis afternoons I'LL
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NEW York. Friday. March 2l.-Sa'os ~ Door
g. prime AT 90 utc o. TO drtss 300 - r. ami
tNra and fancy in nj ii.'iic a. dtcss a7as a~ NJ.
Transactions 10 awR'sc T. D. outside price iur car
loni OF tat lnIuui. -utrn lA- ~. average.
lc market Tor hogs numuay quoted nrm At - siAlc
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Irotter.
Tssn. is Tiff Itehi aud Ftrra.

On Wednesday afternoon Mr. Atkinson obi
Tor % the London srg LV, went out N te road With
Bonner hchinl ~furtc on being asked " the horse
WAS driven at speed he replied We'll. should think
lie last had 20 gasp Tor breath Nc uner
must r,f Acss ride frall wagon hthlII
hNr~f that trnts Ikc steam tnsne The hur-c winch
Mr. Atkinson most admired in the tlcAt tvircuun was
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months when he got her back to- Now York he /
T. hGr th"r. H' ,nrNr ,t'rprd WIN hrr1t |
there 10y the name of stuart. H. had nothing /
imirni"r To- do with ihe woman VIII, she WIS |
Ha,eish l9r Louisville, Ky.to set w q mor- |
chant tn2rin9g csia, lishihont anu f9,ie'4gs |
Nov FORK and sent her tu Lou,SvIlo Wth ms |
nephew Jgmrs ". Gn- klns: mV,n'r re-
met the plnlntif in 1851. she sad ihat hrr /
ngo was ~. and she WAS not educated.
H. directed his nephew to board her whore hg
Mrs Rlsgcrt "A puilis boarding house. Ho
directed tho foreman NJ his shop % give her
vests to make, and It was done. lie went to
Mrs. Bggcrt's lle suggested that hgr cdnca,
consented As she claimed TO ho catholic he
sent her to a convent at PORTLAND Ny. She
Louisville and finally did So Then he sent her
To- u Methodist school in BlOomsNrd Nelson
WINS th,n Tor he first tino that sho took
tho name Of Cooper. Sho remained thoru
ono session about live months. and
then came buck 10 Louisville and he boarded
her with widow. lp to that time thrro Ind
been no improper relations bctwgen them. w
rcf5rmntion secmcd Impossible. Ills mother
WINS not IN Louisville ~ that time md nal
nothing to do with sending her To- school. II
was after she returned from Bloomfield That he
1851 Ills mother was in Louisville At that
time lie rented house in Walnut street for
in different MT places. at Win time he leit her
lIr never lvcd with the u'uiutin in his mothers
house whIio in Louisville. His mother hnd
Witness connection with tho woman.
/ H. had a gitl by her named Iominic.' Size
/ She was buried IN cemetery at Louisville.
| The plaintiff put up the hrlisione, md un il
/ was inrluscrt.ol. % Tommir daughter o. T.
The tn "pi'aintif,s nam' Mt hat time. lie had an-
ether child by her, pow living. Sne WIS , o3rn m
. wife. hut shr went Ay t.c name of Mrs Olivcr.
When he first met her be- wa grass Wi'1wnr.
ITrdat W WIS ia se.,ni wiic' shc wis IN Nnw,
bern. y. c.. and named lrauec9 Marin stuart
and that was where iho pl unuH Eot the
hls w.fr's fathers name was Charles stuart.
llc never heard oi her calling hereof stuart
/ plaintiff until june. lsGn Then Dee qut ner
/ and has mover iNed WITH her since. tut had
him constlnti since isGo up % two weeks oso;
NE could nw n"s sio M'y. tn tps Pn 'N5
matter wiierr ha w-nl, Wheh r. Eol I'D me ues-
/ tinatiOn he was Nclt apt 10 ind lctlcr from
her awaiting MINI SIN had Wriuen 70 eN"ty
her he claimed the child and had
made several attempts TO get her, but
in 'Cincinnati end received a letter from hSr
tie never kett any II her letters. because they
were not NJ .og anybody tQ read saying that Il
him III" child. In October. 1868. b. made n
legal attenlt 60 get tie child. and the Court de-
v.r, , ," o., , .l In - Lad h".n he
/ child and they wcrr both rs poor IA they could
be-. She had no. valuable jewels or clothing then
10 carry on a lawsuit with She must nave me-
gn rod them since. H. took lie elmhins oul OF
pawn. but alter she go' 70 She would not let him
Tor the child she always g.t Il. H.
! received letter from hrr in the
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Bestlnundred shirts the city, to 81 2i each British
0cks 9lc pair line collars ~ 20 perdol j. W Johns
ton 100 Grand also AZ bt av OF 10th st-A TO-
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The best place 10 get furniture. carpeis, bedding &e
for cash easy PAYMENT Cowperh"afs, 1913 100 anu
7 hath
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FARRELL In the city OF New York, the 2ist day
Of March, 1879 by tile Hon Richard J. LaTTemore,
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DR. Becker's Eve Basam cures inhamed, weak eyes
styes and sore eyelds All druggists Depot bo"efy
II
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BlaIr's pnIs.-Grcat English Remedy for Gout and
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4 SCANDAL AT a FAsIIIONAHLE
4TtpTNrNr u,ter

HAGvER 4 ntuTurRs.
- - ---- 1910 y 4
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-09
Cn.nnnINATE PoMEns.

The constitutional right Of the President
to disagree with any measure passed by
Congress is just as clear and unquestionable
as the right of Congress to agree to any
measure.
If the President disagreos with the ma
iority and returns the bill with his ohjec-
tions, there is only one way provided by
the Constitution to make the measure Il law,
and that is by passing it by two-thirds
vote in both Houses.
No matter how wise the enactment may
appear, or how strong the vote by which it
passed it can be of no effect unless the con-
stitutional two-thirds can be found TO de-
clare it u law.
Under the Constitution the negative
power of the President on all legislation
which requires his approval is superior TO
one less than two-thrds Of the affirmative
power of both Houses. A two.thIrds vote
outweighs the Presidents objection, but Il
fraction less in either House defeats the
measure objected to.
The objection may be reasonable or un-
reasonable; the constitutional provision
which clothed it with such power may be
wise or unwisc. There is but Que tribunal
which can pass upon the exercise Of the
right, and that is the tribunal Of public
opinion. Even that, for the time being, is
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-09
THE COLOR LINE,

That there is more or less prejudice eX-
isting on the part of the citizens of this city
toward the cOlored population it is needless
to deny, and that this prejudice has its ORR
gin to great extent in the fact that there
are in the colored element bad men and wo-
men is equally true However, should the
same rule be applied to the whites u like
prejudice toward them would be inevitable,
and for the same reason. II is but fair to
judge both classes of our people according to
the average merit, rather than to make the
we'll disposed suffer for the misdeeds of the
opposite class. In our aggregate population
individual dereliction should not prejudice
the whole Every tub should rest upon its
own bottom. The colored people compose
an important factor in our industries, and
should be treated justly and fairly under
all circumstances, without regard to the
prejudice against color
If possible, existing prejudices based
upon color, in all business matters and in
all matters of government and law should
be disarmed. That our colOred population
should and can do much to do away with
this prejudice, by line of conduct that re-
spects law and right, there is no sort ol
doubt. On the other hand the whites can
aid in obiteratng this feeling by just
and fair treatment of the rights and inter.
ests of the other class. In all matters oI
business, and in the administration of thC
laws by our judicial tribunals, let color be
forgotten, and the scales of justice hang in
an even balance, and thus treat all the peo,
pie alike, without undue severity toward &
race whose greatest average Oilense appear;
to be that the Creator has dyed their skins
| n darker huc than ours
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-09
PERSONAL.
DoSN PrArr is booked at wormlcy's

DoSS PfATT is booked at Wormleys.
JEB. DALzELL, of Pennsylvania is at Wizards.
A, CoNKLING, of New York, is registered at vii.
lard's.
Hon D. WILBER, of New York registered at the
National yesterday,
Hon liESRY II. BINGHAM, of Pennsylvania has
rooms at WIZARDS
Mn. s. l.. NJ. BARLOW and son, of New York, are
stopping al WoTmley's.
THE President and Mr. Eyarts are 10 be invited to
the next fair In 81 Louis
W. W. CooNIs and A. w. HolwRy, of Massachu.
sets, are at the ST. James.
d. e. ANswoRrH and D. +. Wilds of Sandy Creek
L. r., are stopping at the st. James.
JAMES L. LIBBY and J. +. Hulschi2er aud wife, of
New York, have taken apartments at Wizards.
William G. LeGendrc of Colorado, are soiourning
at Wizards
A. j. RosE, of New York. W. T. Woodruff and
wife, of Connecticut and Charles T. Forsyth, OF
Philadelphia, are registered at the Riggs House
W. NJ HALLow, Mrs. Hallow, n. r. QueeZey, Mrs
QuecZcy, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs j. G, Tiffany, and W.
G TIFFANY Of New York, are guests at the Ebbltt
House,
Indian agency, and Mr., ]. II, Plum West Bay City
Mich, were among yesterdays arrivals at the Met
ropOlitOn,
j. e. SHERMAN, of Boston, George D. Newcomb
Of New Hayen George V, Brown and wife, of New
York r. Bruce Petrekin, OF Pennsylyania, and IL.
r. McComb, OF Delaware, are at the Ebbitt House.
NlIs FLETCHER WEBSTER daughtor-in-law Of tho
late Daniel Webster Mrs, James Geddes Day Mrs.
Osgood Welsh aud Miss Welsh, Of New York Mrs.
George Baty Blake of Boston, and Mr.. sydney
Webster, Of New York at one time secretary TO
Franklin Pierce are guests at W0rmlcys.
AMOSG the arrivals at The ST., Joues yesterday
were J. w, Eyerich and wife and Mrs NJ Ottinger
and daughter, Ohio; A, }, Blauyelt and wife, New
York; y. Decker aud daughters, Elnira y. Y; n.
j. Mumiord, Harrisburg; l.. 4. Budloug Chicago
A, e. smith, Cincinnati aud X. l., Mann, Louis
VILE, KY,