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GENERAL GRANT.
A HEARTY RECEPTION AT BURLINGTON, IOWA
SIX THOUSAND SCHOOL CHILDREN GREET
HIM-wHAT THE NEXT WAR WILL BE.

HEARTY RECEPTION AT BURLINGTON, Iowa
SIX THOUSAND SCHOOL CHILDREN GREET
HIM-wHAT THE NEXT WAR WILL BE.
BURLINGTON. Iowa, Nov. 4, 1871
An immense crowd thronged the streets To-day
and the city presented gay holiday appearance
nearly every building being profusely decorated with
national emblems and with flowers. The principal
streets were literally arched the arches having APP
proprate pictures and notices. The Fire Depart
ment paraded the streets all the morning. while
carriage drawn by four white horses, containing
General Grant. Governor Gear and Mayor Adams
was driven about the city escorted by the Grand
Army Corps and followed by other carriages. The
enthusiasm was general. Al noon reception for
the members of the press held ut the Hd~keye
office. and copy of this mornings Hapkeye printed
on white silk presented to the General. Lunch
was served at the Mayors house. and at one
O'Clock there was general reception at the hotel.
where there was dense crowd eager to shake hands
with the guest Mrs. Grant also had reception at
the Mayors house.
At half four O'Clock this afternoon IT est
mated that $1,000 people had been in the Barrett
House at General Grants reception At the conclu-
sion OF the handshakng, the General. with the
Mayor and Governor Gear. visited the public school
buildings. Six thousand scholars welcomed them
by singing Hail to the Chief" In a brief speech
the General FL believe that il there ever Is
versus intelligence. and in that conflict the
State of Iowa will achieve great victory Further
more. think that war will be one of ignorance and
superstition combined against education and intell
gence. and satisfied that the children here win
enroll in the army OF intelligence and wipe out the
common enemy-ignorance. thank you for your
kind attention" The children then sang "Amer
ica," and there scramble among them to
shake the Generals hand.
GALEsBURG, ILL.,, Nov. 4. 1879,
General Grant left the Adams residence, at Burling
ton Iowa. little before i've o'clock and proceeded
to his special car band preceded his carriage and
an escort of Grand Army men followed it. At the
station there was very large and enthusiastic
crowd in waiting. The General made his adieu from
the end OF his car and the train left amid hearty
cheers.
At Galesburg there was . very large crowd in
waiting. and after repeated calls for speech Cen
eral Grant said:-
~ am very glad to get into Illinois again. and am
very glad to you all; but have great sympathy
with the newspaper men here behind me. am a
man OF economy and a. they have TO go to the ex-
pense Of telegraphing every word say will make
speech"
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INSTITUTIONS FOR DEAF MUTEs.

New York. Oct %, 1879.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
MIR. Brooks has stated in o recent speech that the
first institution for deaf mues in this country
founded in New Haven in 1871 He makes mis-
take. The first institution for deaf mutes
founded in about 1872 by Mr.. Boiling. of Virginia.
at "Cobbs." one Of Mr.. Bolling's old estates near
Petersburg. Va. Mr.. Brainsford the prn-
cipal; he descendant of the head OF the cele-
brated school for deaf mutes in operation in Edn-
burgh, during the last century, and his fate a
melancholy When the Rev. DR.. Philip
Slaughter about issuing second edition OF
History of Bristol Parish, called his attention to
the facts above stated Documents furnished
him and he published o short account of the insti
tuition in his book. BRISTOL.
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HARVEY CEDARS BURNED.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

10y TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
MANAHAwK1N. N. j.. Nov. 4. 1879.
The famous summer and cunning resort known
as Harvey Cedars. Long Beach. opposite Barne
gat, was entirely consumed by fire last night. Cap
tain Isaac Kennngs kept the house and lost all Of
his household goods. The fire originated from
detective fue. and first discovered about seven
O'Clock in the evening". There was large cunning
party from New York stopping there. 1t is reported
that there insurance on the furniture but it
il not known whether there was any insurance on
the house OF not.
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SHOT THROUGH THE HEART.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
PIrTsBURa, Pa, Nov 4. 1879.
Last night half dozen mon engaged in an ARRAY
in Greensburg. Pa. and Brady Mccullough shot .
negro named Tom Clark who of after the shoot
ing and could not be found until this morning.
when he found lying dead the street shot
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NOT GOOD FOR THE CADETS.

GBY TELEGRApH TO THE HERALD
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4, 1879
The Academic Board at the West Point Military
Academy, after q careful consideration of the
quest for the presence Of the cadets ut
the unwilling OF tho statue Of General
Thomas III this CITY, the 10th inst,
has reported to the Secretary of War that 1t would
not be advisable to order the corps to Washington.
as 1t would seriously interfere with the course OF
studies and the discipline which is necessary for the
good Of the academy.
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day:-"General Roberts is proceeding to recon-
noitre the passes toward Jelalabad so as to open
communication with the Khyber column. He
does not expect to meet with any opposition"
despatch from Cabul to the Daily Nccs re-
ports that more treasure has been found
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ALL DROWNED.

AN UNKNOWN VESSEL LOST WITH ALL ON BOARD.
PORTLAND. Me-, Nov. L. 1870.
A schooner Of 100 tons. name unknown. went
ashore last night at Broad Cove. Cape Elizabeth
aud went to pieces. The were all drowned.
Owing to the heavy assistance could be rem
dered, although the vessel plainly visible from
the shore. She appeared to be ice laden. as much
sawdust hoated out. It is reported that Ave bodies
WA nod Ash
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THE NEW FRENCH CABLE.
HALIFAX. N. g.. Nov. 4, Il

HALLWAY N. s., Nov. 4, 1879.
The cable steamer Farraday arrived to-day. She
has laid telegraph cable for the new French
company between Brest and St. Pierre. and is now
ENGAGED in laying cable between the latter place
and Cape cod. The Farraday was In tho heavy gallo
OF last week. but kept steadily at work. The cable
was buoysd 2oo miles from Cape Cod on Sunday
night
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L,LoRlLINE-roR rnB TEETH AND BREATH

bow Bclls April IL, 1871. has the following The
Teeth-The bcauy Of the and the teeth have ever
been themes which poets and novcsts OF all
ages have delighted dwol bat the beauty OF the eyes
would be without the tecth whcrea, good SCI OF thc
latte, tnut the sparkle ~ the eye always rcnders tho
attractive In Cleanliness necessary
above ali things in prcsorvation OF the teeth put yet
80, .ssidronsnc~s thor often defeats the end
which Is aimed at Many tooth powders, IN which acids
w. craa arc incorporated. ma, whitcn the teeth Tor
49," mi ZOO frequent Of thom would only hasten
I'M, Jsstructlon. Indeed. tooth powders should always
,sci with caution rrcscrvativcs In liquid form
10 other aud II these have vegetable basis
nntbin can be Among those latter will be
1nnd moro eacacous than the exquisite toilet requisite
called Fragrant Floriline IL has been analysed by tho
mai ointment ply and declared perfectly tree from
nil corrosive irritating ingredients few drops on
brush produce delightful foam which ecanscs
The teeth all Impurities sweetens the breath hardcns
The gums aud the OF decay This must
be admitted the great ain tn be arrived at and In this
expect the Flone has already become aud de-
served favoritcn Ask druggist TO got bottle.
Price, 80 cents
"Florilincn is prepared only by HENRY c. GALLUP,
1913 oxford st. London and sold by all druggists through
I.ita 1T can uaeh
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AN OLD WAR SHIP SOLD.

HALIFAX. n. g.. Nov. 4, 1879.
The war ship Pyramus, which captured by
Admiral Nelson from the Danes in of his famous
engagements, and which served ss o training ship
here has been sold for 81 ,000
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A TrRAcrivE NEW BooKs-Jusr PUBLISHED.
FORREST HOUSE. Mrs. Mary ,. Holmes new
novel; author OF Lena Rivers" &c..........S 81 90
HAWK EYES. new comic book by "The Burlinr.
ton Hawkeyo Man" uiiustracd. ................ 80
CARRIED ny STORM Mary Arnc, F,emins,.,ev
novel. author Guy Eariscourts VITO. ........ 80
MAGIC MOTHER GOOSE. With comic, colorcd.
folding Transformation pictures). ............. 20
CASHIERS SCRAPBOOk: Bank Anecdotes and In -,
cidcn,s BY H. O. Percy. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o
OLD PROBABILITY comic book BY josh , -,
Billings. dull of illustrationsL ~
ERRORS. A new novel BY Ruth Garter. limo, an
beautifully bound In cloth oo
O. w. CARLETON 4 CO., Publishers. New York.
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CUBA.

HAVANA. Nov. 4, 1879.
II is oflcially reported that Captain General
Banco has left the District OF Manzanlo completely
pacihed and his forces now engaged in pursuing
the insurgents in tho Bayamo and Jiguani districts
The Jurisdiction OF Las Tunas IL reported com
petely queted by the surrender Of 100 insurgents
half of whom were mounted.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twentyour hours. In COM
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. as
indicated by tho thermometer ct Hudnuts phar-
macy. HERALD Building. No. 2ls Broadway
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman William d. Kelley. Of Pennsylvania.
and r. ]. Calling. of Hartford. at the Gilsey.
Judge Theodore Miller. OF the New York Court of APP
peals; General T. T. Crittenden. United States Army.
and ex-Congressman E. d. Standford. Of Kentucky,
are at the Fifth Avenue. Judge Samuel Hand. of Al
bany. is at the Brunswick. Congressman George w.
Ladd, of Maine. is at the St. James. Carleton Hunt
of New Orleans is at the New York. Rev. DIR. A. T.
Porter of Charleston. s. c., is at the ST. Denis. Con-
gresham S. z. Bowman, of Massachusetts, is at the
Grand Central. Colonel r. Cerero. OF the Spanish
Army. is at the Hoffman. Dewitt c. Littlejohn Of
Oswego, is ut the Aston.
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Average tnlnperaturc ytstcfuNy. ozl
Average temperature tor corresponding date -,
last year. ~
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MERELY NURSING A COUGH OR COLD Is NOT
enough. You must take HALK's HONEY HoREHoUYD
TAR got rid of quickly Sold by druggists Soc
PIXIES ToorHAcHR DROPS cure in one minute
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imtators.
L,LORILINg-FOR THE TEETH AND BKEATH.
Ii teeth are white and beautiful,
1t keeps them $" intact;
II there d,,eSio red, in the Least
And by is use what good effects
Are daily 10 BIO seen;
Thru G9ss ss"sS SRAah aa' ERTrsss
One trials proof conclusive quite.
The very best caocss arise
That science can produce
An all absorbing theme;
Of "FRAGRSST FLORILTNEN'
1t makes the breath as sweet as flowers,
r The teeth a , peasriy white Whit r,..
The se ssms n OF aes nnd gives
All vile secrotons It removes,
However long they've been;
H The s"a FRHG II ri FLp% 'siii.ffEr
Amid the charms which Nature gives
The tooth precedence claim:
And to preserve their pearly hue
The surest name
Wherever they have been,
" b F FaS iasssf'I. fifh fs'
ELORILINE-FOR THE TEETH AND BREATH.
From the Young Ladies' Journal IAN agreeable dor
thrice always luxury As of the most agreeable
may be reckoned Forne 1t cleanses the teeth i'm
parts pleasant breath 1t has analysed
by several professors chemistry thoy
cur in their testimony its usefulness We fire.
quenty asked recommend dentifrce readers.
therefore than advise them try the
Fragrant Florno" Sold in the United States and Cas-.
ada at 50 cents
Another great authority THE Fo-iline vegs.
table dcntree the purcst qaaty perfectly
less in its use-beneGting njurng 1t mparts
tho teeth peariy and beautiful whoness gives
no discovery having the purpose in view has
hitherto approached it in ncrcs, success" Sold at 50
cents
Read the following certificate from Professor Att6ed
Pharm aceutieal Society of Great Britain author Of
acknowledgement. Medical aud Phsrmacsutical":-
DEAR stR,-I have made "a complete chemical analysis
and thoroughly faaiazea myself with the properties Of
your Fragrant Yioriinoa fluid preparation for cleansing
tho teeth certify that contains corrosive irr.
.atng Ingredient nothing likely injurc in tho slightest
Theoretically the teeth and ohor structures OF the mouth
rS ss sSsi''"0 an anu JOHN XrFsIsLD
81. LONDON. ENGLAND.
LNLORILINE-FOR THE TEETH AND BREATH
There is a word through England rugs,
America we'll:
II seems to hold magic sway
A most important spell:
II il the theme lip.
Aud everywhere tits seen;
Aud ncod say the well known word
Is FRAGRANT F1ORlLINEw
The teeth IL makes as white " snow.
The breath as sweet as morn:
With all its kephyrs locating ON,
BY ucecy currents
The mouth u makes n font OF sweets
Like rival How rets
A household lord In England Is
The FRAGRANT FLOkILINEw
How beautiful the teeth II makcst
And brilliant aud bright
However tainted they have been.
II quickly makes them right
Dscoorations IL dispcIs.
However long they We been;
So wondrous changes are produced
BY "fRAGRANT FLORILINEr
A Household Word in England Is
The "fRAGRANT FLORILINE"
And why. Because its virtues rare
Are felt aud known and seen;
The mouth IL keeps both fresh and pure
Aud beautifully cean;
And hence ariscs the reputc
Of FRAGRANT FLORILlNEF
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

Chollar and Potosi have levied an assessment
fifty cents per share each.
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SOZODONT
perfumes the breath.

A.-HATS FOR GENTLEMEN; AUTUMN FASH
rcady style and texture unsurpassed popular prices
BURKE, ia Broadway,
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A.-RUPTURE RADICALLY CURED By DIR.
MARSH'S treatment: 40 years practical experience
Oncc vcsey st. (Astor House,. opposite ST. Paurs
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"Fioriiiucr is prepared only by HENRY c. GALLUP,
ag3 xford st. London and sold by all druggists
out United states and Canada vt 50 cents bottle
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Fragrant
SOZODONT

Fragrant
s0z010zE
for the teeth.
Everybody uses
s0z000zT
for the teeth.
Aromatic
sozoDoNT
perfumes the breath.
A.-"KEEP OUT THE COLD"
Use Roebaek's &C celebrated , woop AND RunnEH
Rok E5 SS's' CO. cac T'a a Fulton st.
A-so PREVALENT. AND SO FATAL HAS CON-
great se9urge Of humanity; and yet their formative
and by DR. Ea
rrcronASr curative specially adapted to soothc aud
G
for Asthma and also tor Coughs and Colds.
A.--THE HAPPIEsr MAN WE HAVE SEEN SINCE
tho cool in impecunons friend who
presented with splendid overeoat lie declared that his
a as of @ Ss * & be- be
PIP Broadway. and under the Filth Avenue Hotel.
A-HATs FOR GENTLEMEN AUTUMN FASH
ions ready style and texture popular prices
BURKE, ia broadway
A.-RUPTURE RADICALLY CURED By DIR.
s yoses % ,ep House opposite s psa
Church; no uptown branch
ALL GLOOMY, NERVOUS TERRORs ARE BAN
ished by the first dose of RIcuAnps TExrorAL TOXIC
CHILDREN OF CULTIVATED TASTE CRY FOR
GREENFIELD'S good things eU9 Broadway.
CHINKALYPTUs THE GREAT TONIC
for chls and fcvcr % cents per box
Of 80 pills For sale by all druggists
CASTOR OIL AND OTHER NAUsEoUs MEDI-
Brand sorr CArsuLSs. Sold by all druggists
DIR. c. W. BENSON. so WIDELY KNOWN AS
tho dscoverer Of the CELERY AND CnAMoxLk Pills for
Nsrvoasncss Paralysis and Indigestion has opened an
Office, No 7.th av. New York TO supply both tho retail
calling for pills Price soc box or six boxes for s. So
Postage free to any address
DR. HERRICK's CAPsICUM PLAsrERs IN
stanty relieve pains In kidneys sides back aud
limbs
HIS OCCUPATION GONE.
Had the Arkansas doctor" that tapped the fat man.
thinking he had dropsy but finding no water
his occupation gone tor AILAS's ASrrFAr purely
vegetable remedy safely but positively reduces corpucncy
from three to six pounds per week sold by druggiss
FRIEDRJCHsHALL BITTER WATER
A sure tor constipation and headache
RUPTURE-ITs TREATMENT AND CURE
DR. J. A. SHERMAN, famous for tho treatment and euro
rupture for the past thirty Ave years. may consulted
DAY 1 and tuesday Of zach week. "na 4 bis sranss Non "a
MIR ST., Boston on Wednesday. Thursday aud Friday
mailed TO those who send 10 cents
wINCHEsTER's HYPopHOsPHrrEs WILL CURE
Consumption Coughs. Brcnchitis Weak Lungs Debility
SIS SILK HATS. So 30 EACH-LATEsr STYLE
Derbys, 81 10, worth s. Is New Church ST. mp stairs
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EUROPE.

ELoRILlNE FOR THE TEETH AND BREATH IL
the best liquid dentifrce in tho world 1t thorough,
cleauso partially dscayed teeth from all parasites liv
ing animsleul" leaving pearly white. mpartings
delightful fragrance The Fragrant Forn'
removes Instantly doors arising from foul stomach o.
tobacco smoke. Sold every where 80 cents.
For children adults teeth of decay
its advantages paramount The Florine should be
thoroughly brushed into cavtles no one fear
using it too often much Among tine in
gradients being soda honey spirits wne and
tracts from herbs and plants only the
best dentrco for cleansing discovered
that is perfectly delicious tho and
Tie is pleasing that instead taking up
the toothbrush with dislike is often the children
will account omit tho Forilino regularly each
morning. If only left choice. Children
be taught the of toothbrush young; early
neglect invariably produces decay of tho teeth
FLoRILINE IS PREPARED ONLY By HENRY c.
GALLUP. NO 4os OXFORD sr, LONDON. ENGLAND.
AND SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS AND PERFUMERs
rHROUGHoCT THE WORLD. AT 50 CENTS.
1-LORILINE-FoR THE TEETH AND BREATH.
Sweet tho ambrusll air,
With its perfume rich aud rare;
Sweet voiets at the morn.
Which the emerald hooks adorn;
Sweet Is rosebuds bursting forth
From the richly laden earth
Is tho '.FRAGRANT FLORILINE."
Tho teeth II max u peariy white
So pure and lovely to tho sight;
The assume u rosy hue.
The breath is vioets blue:
While led MS the howors of May,
Which cast their sweetness from each spray
Is tho "FRAGkANT FLORILlSE."
Sure, fairy with its hand
Cast aroi nd its mystic wand,
produced from tairy's bower
Scented perfumes from each Hover;
For In this liquid gem trace
All that beauty add and grace.
such is the FRAGRANT FLOkILINE"
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ENLoRILINE-FoR THE TEETH AND BREATH.
few drops of tho liquid 'Foriline" sprinked wet
toothbrush produce pleasant lather which thoroughly
clean the teeth from all parasites impurities har
dens the prevents tartar stops decay gives to the
teeth peculiar peary whiteness and delightful fra
GRANGE the breath 1t all unpleasant odors
arising from dccayed teeth tobacco smoke Tho Fra
grant Forine should be used in all OF bad BREATH
and particularly by gentlemen after smoking The Flori
cleansing and astrngent properties; the time il
nothing which possibly inure the most scns
tive delicate organization It beauties the teeth and
gums tho OF the teeth it deter
gent after smoking renders the hard and healthy
1t neutrazes the offensive secreons of the mouth it i'm
the breath fragrance purely aromatic and pleas
ant Ask any druggist IT. il he has it not he will pro-
for you for so Beware Of limitations and
imtators.
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Sure. some fairy with its hand
Cast around its mystic wand,
Ana produced from tairy's bower
Scented perfumes from each Hover;
For In this liquid gem We trace
All that can beauty add and grace-
such is the ..FKAEkANT ELOkILINE ~.
, 1879-02-28
THE MIilERs, CRUSADE.

GpetfG{ DtstafCA 10 1ht 11''a"- ,t..ht.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. 3I-tops'ae."G%.. ~.
focljpr is deysloped among the Enil'e's o'e.
action OF Gov. staunarl at 81. Louis NJ" ~. ~,
probable effect Of his action on tue sum- ,,.i,n,
poudlpg. There arc several cases III u,e o','s ND
State, Court lloro against Indiana mll!es' ~ ~,
thor feel deep interest In tEc sasL, eass sost
Louis. Ilc flcfpnse OF the SILT nus ,h.y st
Him Millers' Association $35,0e ana us,oo ~ i
rcat.y to 10 ssso,oo to beat 'l'S 'u'1'
Srs Lotus. No., Fob. 2a.-Tho etrot1e =, lssJ nd J.
.mnnt 1nitSsrs aralnst ex.uoy. Stasard s's n..ns
d. IN Kohlor for settling win ti'e H. mattel
narty reactci good deal to-day, alla W r.unot
nnw nreatnta ulitu different aspect, ~ H.s,t: 90
6e sat tlleto ID my Weakening on tueI dI,snj tho
tIle contrary, they are ucterlhc'' i,It tnatcfs
s,lits now pending to the iast' n Pc aeen1s tl'a
tils ,nectfrg Of the- n,!lers called yessssd vss
which Btanartl and kthlor wete ;,,p Gsp'k:u tak:u il
irrsg1,,ar. nni therefore The aeilon x..aJatton
yoti. A legal meeting Ut t1s stag nahior. n xho
wns held thls AFTERNOON, with Mf H. neu uhoxIus
IL President. Ia the ghslr. ana wv
resolutions unanimously aao?'eu' n,jp, =,
WutnxAy. Ii IL evident that uso;hcrs usosHhu Of taiss
f3o3Jari. ani Asx ii. Smith, u'soI sn. I,usrt<t u
tienyvn GarlttiaM i 20, OF Mlnnea ss besn dt;
end 'I1t fppa' f1. ss,tea s th' eos settled
''1is Esso;rsd, Ihat sheY arc hereby 'aps'>N
tho Assocsatton- ~ rnnpsonts
The question Of settlement o., o. 'u eots up!
with thu CocLsane pars ao IN "sv"ruyd usasut'
~ ~ m"mhcrs OF the Association "nv ~. ,nessl
a .ne ~ ,'.inv tl,plr tpt!ucnre 10 srss sr blu,
edssu 3ss,,tsga ~ of Cbrjstia,, u c. rjsfs,Ispt
nna ri tfIe gentlemen named aootut
oI The National Millers' AsSeS'a"'A'
, 1879-02-28

the matter, the result world l,ave been savlng
OF 000. lie WINS aware the Secretary Of
The Treasury had said That he Ind followed
prcccIeuts sot by his predecessors IN paying
double interest, tint ho tlfcultsl called atten-
tlor to the fact tint Secretary lrfstow Ntsl lln
can1e into o,llce anlt found TINT double inter.
est ind been pald, had put n step to it.. AZ nll
times pending this negotiation Of refan'itms.
occurred In the history u f1naucc, Il had boon
possible, and within The la,s, for tho Secretary
Of tho Treasury to hnyc made such
contracts .. voulI tavo stopped. Or At 'sast
iEniicd, the payment Of double interest, The
amour. Of profit made BY tho Flrst National
Bank of New YurK had been something eror-
nous, but no blaine Of any kind could 30 ut
trlbutcd to TINT hank. but he held that tho rc-
funding OF the lonn had hcnn 10 managed rs to
throw t.lcsc enormous profits Into tho handa OF
that one couceru. and prevent other banks or
private bankers from sharlng In the scfundlng
prucaae.
Secfotcsy. Tie bill then passed.
a bill 10 allow imported mnrbto In blocks to
DO hondcd in open yards mas reported nt,d
passed.
i bill Tor the relief Of Albert U. Wyman, late
Treasurer Of the United States, passed., nMd tic
House adjourned.