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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-23
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLT By
EDGAR BNOwDEN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL 60. 1879

The French are very thrifty people, are
nothing il not economical, and their utteEanees
therefore on economies, whether household OF
oo|itica,, are worthy OF serious consideration
Their present Minister OF Commerce aad Agrl
sui,ure believes "0etter means Of conmunlca.
lion, use cf improved implements, ard ditta
sion Of education superior to customs tariff 10
encouraging agriculture" and. the experience
Of the weird prevss that he might have added
e7ery other iodusrs. The age AID trus spirit
of tho times ere opposed to tariffs. and the
sooner the American Congress abolishes its
customs houses aud establishes treo Irsde the
better il will be FIR all except the few ncnopo
lists who are acquiring millions at the expense
Of their Tax ridden countrymeD, whose epto!csd
idlepess the present tariff will perpetuate. It
IS we'll known fact that The rsw material ex.
ocrted from this country always brings higher
prices when the tariff is low than when it is
high, aud the reason is plain for low tariff
suables foreigu buyers ofsuoh material to pay fer
it With the productions Of their cwn countries.
a low tariff increases the demand for American
productions, couscq uently increases The demand
for labor to produce the required supply, ard
by increasing tho price Of such productions 10
o.eases that Of the labor employed 10 producing
item.
The conservative people Ct the whole c,ur!ry
will regret MI. Whyte' detern oatioa 10 retire
from the Senate at the expiration OF his pres
ent term. Few members CT The Senate have
made better reputation 10 that body than the
distinguished gentleman from Maryland, and
his absence from the Senate will be q national
loss. 10 him bis State has faithful and Ell
cent representative, and the best elements OF
his party, o true exponent. lie will lssvs The
Senate with the proud koowledge Ct having
discharged his duties to the entire satisfaction,
40. only of mis- eva State, tu: # the whole
South. of his whole party, srd OF I'll the best
friends of the country tbrocEhoa! The length
snd breadth Ct the lard DIAL the many who
will regret bis retirement, none except the
people of bis owe State will be more affected by
it than VirgiriaBs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-23

The May ruuber Ct the International Maya
zine bss been received from it's publishers. A
8. Barnes & Co., New York. lis contents are
Sidney Dobell a story by the author Of John
Halifax. Gentleman, Railway Pools, by J. W.
Midgley Amy Rsorganiz ation. by Gen. Rob:.
Williams, U. s. A.; Oar international Garry.
lag Trade, by freeman Fl. Morse; Ecgish and
American Painting at Paris in 1873; American
Autcetats; Contemporary Literature, sud Re.
cent Eoglish Books
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Fires,

CINCINNATI. o., April 23.-Ihs carriage
factory OF Chas. Bshle1, on upper Vine street,
was burned carly this morning.
LANCASTER. Pa, April 25.-This morrias
a large barn, tobacco sheds and other outbuiId
ings, FIVE miles south OF this place, oSned By
John Sener, were burned. Seventeen head OF
valuable cattle and five horses persisted in the
flames. The oss is $4,000. Partly Insured.
A tramp had slept in the barn las! night, and
90 bsing refused food fred The bern While the
family we're at breakfast, he IS now 10 jail.
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RsRilOn Ampa.

BALTIMORE. MD, April 23.-Rev. Edward
Raymond AIMEE, D. D., IL. D., one of the
oldest Bishops Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, is reported to be in dying condition,
but is quite conscious
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-23

exhibiting in this city, have hsd Mr.. shster,
leader of the orchestra ct tho Com!que thea!r9
arrested for stealing thei. mu:is The trial
came eli this morning when the accused was
DISCHARGED as il was pToSeo snSs Ss sas ee1a5 tbe
music "a n6y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-23

Mrs. Judith Peabody Daniels. OF Gloucester.
Masa, , sister CT the late George Peabody: died
% Saturday night. aged ninety.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-23
The Russian Troubles.

LONDON, April 23.-The Berlin correspondent
Of tho Standard says: "Lieulenant Du5rovin
pec!sd to b5 ono of The chief members of he
revolutionary coH uittec. The ASSASSINATION of
another spy who betrayed the whereabouts Of a
secret printing cfiee at Toprovo is reportt ID.
The Gear, who until lately drove out una!ter d.
ed, nov hss biz carrlsge surrounded by o.
ssCka.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-23

The nus. ide1cusabIe folly is to endure Digs.
I,e,.si: with all i,s mis,ses, wbco a IS Q .ct
bIti's If Dr.. Bulls Baltimore Pills will care
he mslady.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-23

s. DEALuAM has inst returned from N es
forS. and has now the finest and most sci 80
stock Of CLOTHING. HATS and GENTS FUl IN.
IsuINos ever before brought to this city; at as
tonishi1g Low prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-23
COMMON COUNCIL.

Atl regular meeting CT the Commoa CsuGl,.
Of the city of Alexsndrs, held April - 1879.
there were preaent: James Il. Beckham, $50
President. and Messrs. Moore. Stanton, ..a'i-
sm Ficbln, Rico, Broders, Eichbs's. Mellon.
Evans, Smoot. Hill and PosSe.
The following alternative proportions -: tas
adjustment Of tn , city dab: were received tfoG!
the bondholders and road 81 follow;
Proposition NJ. ].
At meeting OF sundry persons hoidsis d IA'
bonds of the o1rDor alton Of Alexandria. Va. "
representing holders thereof. to consider tho
late act of the General Assembly .: !i'glh1'
authorizing the city Of AioSsndrit 10 c)mp'o
mize its debt and !osnEgsst terms OF coGipiohi'''
On motion John W. BurG1 WAS csled 10 t.,
chair, end K. :. LoIdbsaloT was sp2IlaLs1 a=r
rotary.
After hearing the visws Of those preseas. tD3
following propositions were insds and une1I
mously adopted. and agreed to be reeom neadei
TO the City Council, VIZ:
!. Tho City Counci! o! A'cAstd:la - cali 70
the outstanding bonds OF tho ely. and 10 issue
in lieu thereof and in exchange therefor rei''
tered coupon bonds running ;a!rt5 (3iD yeas
from July 1st, 1879.
2. Tho bonds so is,ust Al! r1pio;,at tis !Iti
amour. OF the principal OF tic boGds surrender
cd in exchange therefor. and shall bear ia:ere.:
ct the rate of three per cent for Il teen 5l yeats.
and O. the late of 8 Gj per cert for htc n u3)
years. icteIes! payable Isl Of January aud July
in esc.n year.
.,ns and interest to be landed into aftssn N5>
Year certificates, bearing n:e,ei. at the rata ~
| i've per cent payable annually, receivable nj
and after maturity at their face value in p-y
ment Of all taxes Licenses. gss bills, fnes, rehl..
| debts and demands due tee City Counc! Of A.
| exsndris, which th al be so expressed on their
/ face: Provided, the ssid certificates rua Tor
period of time not exceeding fifteen years one
| fifteenth Of tho coupons 30 funded to os paid III
one year from July l. 1879, and another ftteen:L
every year thereafter. The coupons 20 iundsd
to be in sums of $50, $50 and $50
| On motion il wss resolved that The proposition
be laid before the City Council St al es:ly day.
| and ask their acceptance OF tho forms harerI
proposed.
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"o'So et'uA'o9t "a "yer, w. n. Oook, WIZ tHo
prominent actI,s. blr. Cook demanded that
client Of Lis be admitted to bail, end the
Judge boing 10 no hurry to craut il, tci him
to wait awhile, and Mr.. Cook. es fJrcing mis-
demsrd with some force, was ted by the judge
to leave the court room or be Gucd mir. Cox
replied that be would not Leave the rocm, aud
defed the Judge to Gne him. The fasl result
vas that Mr.. Cook gained his point, aid hsd
bis client discharged on bail immediately.
The board OF supervisors of the Capitol p1-
lice met this morning and furnished Lieut.. Geo.
Smith and Capt. BIackford q copy CT the
charges which have been pr sferred against
them. The board will meet s!,aio to murroW
Afternoon, when the case will be disposed CT.
The charges are Isvd conduc. on ths part Of
the Lieutenant. with the cogtz.ucs CT his
Captain.
Among the freight brought up hy the stcGm.
er George Leary. from Norfolk, this morning.
we're between three enG four hundred sacks CT
peanuts, bound for The westera msrkrls.
,, TheJury in the case Of E. z. Curtis, siIas
Kay, one armed rnsn, chars 81 with an outrage
upoI young woman named Tydines at the
National Hotel. in this city. yesr or two ago,
VINO were locked up last night, brought IN
verdict of not guilty about II O'Clock this mora.
ing Curtia, it will be remembered, sdTerli.ed
IN the Baltimore paper, Cor 9 governe:s For bis
Children whom he falsely represented 20 be il
Alexandria, and Miss Tydings was one OF those
who responded to Ills advertisement.
Senator Johnston to-day appointed bis son.
Mr.. Joseph b. Johnston, clerk to the Commute
OF agriculture. Of which the Senator is chairman.
x. n: Furman was to-day appointed elerk
CT the Committee on Railroads.
Grafton Tyler, son of DR.. Tyler. Of GeI:gs- |
.oTn, was to-day appointed member o. tse /
Capitol police.
TIE Wellington Sisters combination, istsly :
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Trial bottles DIR, Swayne's Compound Syf-
up of Wild Cherry, ~ cents.
The distressing cough which threatened Sc
rious results. is quickly cured before develop
ing a fatal pulmonary affection. For all
throat breast and lung disorders, Asthmatic
or Bronchial affections, Hopping Cough.
Liver Complaint, Blood Splitting, &C.. no
remedy i. prompt and cllectual rs DIR.
Swaync's Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry"
Il have made use of this preparation for
many years. and it has proved to be very re-
liable and eiiicaciOus III the treatment of se.
we're and long standing coughs. | know OF
two patients, now III comfortable health, who,
but for it, use. | consider would not now be
living. Isaac ;. IlERBEIN. VI. ID.
Straustown, Berks county, Pa"
Price Trial bottles, rs cents large size,
81, or six for So \ single % cent bottle
will often cure recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk of life.
Prepared only by DIR. Swayne 4 Son, Phila-
delpha. Sold by leading Druggists. Par
fridge Brothers, Agents for Augusta.
sept20- +eod&wtf
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THE DEXTER TRAMP.
HIS CHARACTER As 4 DRtNkA ARD
AND 4 FRAUD.

PoRTsMorrH. February 20. Harvey p.
Runyon. Il wounded soldier, much talked of
lately in connection with the Barron tragedy
at Dexter. Maine, was sent to Jail here Dec.
18th, lS77, for a,,aultng, while drunk, As,i>-
tant Marshal Gray. lie was discharged Jan.
9Th, 1873. when he informed Sheriff Kent he
wished to 20 to Togus Springs Maine Military
Asylum, showing a recommendation purport-
ing to be signed ly Gen. Logan and other
prominent soldiers. While here, Runyon
proved himself drunkard, Il fraud, and Il
>windlcr. He vicIimizcd the Grand Army
Posts OF thi. city and Kittcry to quite an
amount.
just after the tramp law took effect the
Sheriff advised him To leave the State if he
did not desire arrest. II appears he came
here from the county hoUse. Ipswich Mass.
to which he was sentenced for drunkenness at
Ncwburyport.
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PENSSYLV
Serious Trouble with Miners.

PIrrsBuRG. February 20. The excitement
continues at Brownsville and other towns
along the Monongohca. Sheriff Works has
force of $50 deputies at Brownsville, who
made many more arrests among the striking
cgal miners to-day. Gov. IIoyt has placed
Co. II, Of the 10Th regiment. under Sheriff
Works command. They are at Washington
awaiting orders Many of the miners have
fled to the mines where they have enough
provisions to withstand quite siege, and
fear, are entertained that bloody outbreak
may occur ut any moment. The troubles
were occasi0ncd by a reduction in the price of
labor. consequent on shutting down of mining
and the employment of fresh hands at reduced
rates. The men threaten vengeance on any
one going to work
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The following is the recent report of Mrs.
J. ID. White. of Gardiner. one of the lady
visitors to the Industrial School. IIallowcll
GARpiNtE. Feb. nth. l>7y
10 The Secr'.ary Of tie Maine Industrial Srhoo!:
made my semi annual visit to the school ia Janu-
girls under their excellent Superintendent and Mat
ron, whose Matchiul and kindly was fully
evidenced in every department of the school.
The uentnes' aud orderly arrangement Of the
rooms and wardro5es wa remarkable in view of the
various elemcutr comprising the school. and the
youth aud brief training Of 81 many of the girls.
Ii was apparent that the wachful eye Of til" Mat
ron had detected every point which not fully UI
~ the desired standard iu every department, and
that proper influence was being used TO bring every
part iuto full, useful and harmonious working.
1t is gratifying to all who care for the unfortunate
to witness the comfort and huppiuess of these chill
dren fitting for useful and happy lives, who, but
for this beueicent Institution, would become wat-
and outclsts. A. illustration of its work, note
girl who had become utterly regardless of all
control, and at her mothers request secured her
admission Ia the school last year. At Christmas her
rank for department entitled her to the highest
her to at my visit her answers and her manners
were gentle and modest the fondest mother could
desire
ON account of the Illness of Mrs. Danforth, my
sociate NsitOr, in july and January, invited lady
friend well known for her interest ia the cause of
the unfortunate. 10 visit the institution with
She expressed her surprs. well qualification
the orderly condition of the PREMISE. well as the
department of the children, cheerful. and under
proper discipline, ready TO do all that requested
Of them. Respectfully YOURS,
Mrs. j, II. WAITE.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

BERLIN, February 20. A private telegram
states that the Roumanians evacuated Arab
Taba. to-day.
TinNovA February 20. Princel Dondou-
koif kosakoff, is here. He WIS received
with great enthusiasm, and banner was dis
played bearing the inscription, Union of
i,ulgayia and Macedonia"
VIENNA, February 20. Petitions from the
workingmcn of Austria. asking for universal
suffrage. have been presented to the lower
house of Reichstag.
LoNDoN, February 20. The expected diff
culties in the Tyne ship building trade will he
compromised by the end of the week
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In spite of the disagreeable weather last
evening. Granite Hall was crowded, it being
the second and last evening OF the Unitarian
entertainment. ''Cinderella" was again played
with even better effect than before, and the
dance was one of the plcasantcst of the sea-
son. Besides the programme regularly an
nounced, the farce entitled Don't judge
from Appearances. was repeated. by special
request This announcement, no doubt. had
much to do with securing 50 large an audi
ence, for seldom has IL farce been 50 much
liked as this one, and while the parts H. Il
whole were filled with great acceptance, that
by Miss Annie Hatch was ahead of the aver
age amateurs, and that by Richard Goodwin
as John Plgmh, was simply immense. and
his excellent rendering of the difficult part
taken by him is seldom eXcelcd, and brought
out rounds Of applause. The affair." rs II
whole. was a decided success.
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MAINE NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Hoard of Agriculture.

ORo>o. February 20. The Board of Agri-
culture. Wednesday forenoon. had an essay
on The Practical Farmer and His Relation
to the State" by President Harris folowc
by discussion.
In the afternoon. +. l.. Sturtcyant of Fra
mingham, Mass, lccturcd on The Feeding
of Domestic Animals"
The session closed in the evening with an
illustrated lecture by DIR. Miles. ON The
Form of Animals with Reference to Feeding
Qualities"
In the business meeting it was decided To
rc-cnact the vote of last year. which ordered
that the State stipend he expended by county
societies in premiums Tor wheat and corn
raising. dairying, and county meetings.
Death OF Young Mace.
WEST WATERyuLE, February 20. Charles
Mace the brakeman who fell between the
cars and was run over mt West Watcrville.
Wednesday last. died at Belfast "Wednesday
night.
Death.
WArERvIiLE, February %. Mr. John J..
Caffrey. merchant and Il prominent and
highly respected citizen of this place died to-
day, aged II; years.
Nomination..
Lewiston. February - At Il republican
caucus, tonight, Joseph H. Day was nomi-
mated for Mayor.
The Montgomery Guards Visit.
The Portland Montgomery Guards arrived
in this city at Z. NJ, and paradcd the prin-
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Finest cigars and tobaccos at Partridgc's
Drug Store, under Granite Hall.
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Superior COurt-Judge WhitehOuse.

III RSbkf, i CO. ~.
The ease of +. F. Webb against Mrs. Gil
man, his former client in several law suits.
was finished and given to the Jury at l0.l L..
They found verdict for the ptf. for SlS4.id.
After the return of this verdict all the jurors
were excu ,ed from further attendance.
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THE HAYTI REVOLUTION.
The Insurgents Capture SamarcO.--San
Miguel Surrcnders.

NEW York, February 20. Kingston ia
maicil. adviccs of the 18th inst, state that the
revolution i, still going on in Ilayti and two
armed bands under Gorncy. the new asprant
tothe presidency, landed near Port au Prince,
the effort being the displacement of the Pres
ident.
large number of people joined the insur-
gents, who came in steamer from Morant
Bay, where the refugees had formed an cxpe-
diti0n.
On the eth the President declared Port an
Prince under martial law. The President
left for the north with Il detachment of troops
to meet the revolutioniSts The latter landed
at and captured Samarco without resistance
and the next day San Miguel surrendered to
the insurgents.
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Death.
Nominations.

LEWISTON. February ~. At Il republican
caucus, tonight, Joseph H. Day WAS noni-
mated for Mayor.
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BY TELEG GRAPH.
[ Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
kenncbcc journal.
THE DEXTER SAVINGS BANK
Partial Report Of Accountant
NVrch.
TUE EOOhS MIXED IND COWIII
CiTEU GITH TISCREF1NCIES.

TUE EOOhS MIXED IND COHTLE
C4TEU GITH DISCREPANCIES
Hon. Joseph Titcomb to Examine it,.
DEXTER. February -. The officers Of the
Dexter Savings Bank authorize the follow =
ing:
The expert, Mr.. Murch. has made care
full examination of the cash books Of the
Dexter Savings Bank. from January, 1873. to
February I'D of the same year, and reports
Il find the books mixed and complicated
with di>crcpancic. in them. | came to 10
definite results"
MIR. Murch j, still at work. and hopes to
reach result at an early day.
Hon Joseph Titcomb of kennebunk the
new Bank Examiner. has arrived in DeNtcr.
and proceeds at once to examine the affairs Of
the bank. His report may throw some ligh'
on the condition Of Mr. Barrons accounts
with the bank.
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Kenn. bee Log Driving onipany.

This organization held its annual meeting
in Gardiner, on Monday.
Elias Mllikcn. Wa, elected moderator.
VIM. Plilhrick. Treas. submitted his re-
port. and it was accepted. He reported total
receipts. 34G.5l2, and expenses S3S 500. 60
leaving S1.j19.40 in the treasury.
ID. &. Palmer. was elected. clerk. and
WIN. Philhrick, treasurer. and the salaric.
were fixed the same ~ last wear.
The following Directors were chosen
Ahncr Cohurn. Skowhcgan }. {. Atkins
Gardiner; Henry Fogg Farfcd Jos
Clark, Carrtunk: Ezra Totman. Fairfield.
Voted TO authorize the Directors to hir,
not over $50. ono.
Voted that the boomagc at Brown Islant
boom be : cts. and cedar halt-pricc.
Voted that agents be appointed to cxamn,
RATS. a> last year
Voted tina; the Treasurer furnish supplies
etc. same as last wear.
Henry fogg and jos Clark were instructed
to take charge OF tho driving on Dead River
and East Branch, and that driving by see
tionS be followed rs far ~ practicable.
Jos. Atkins positively declined serving a.
Director, but they would not excuse him
Mr.. Coburn also declined. but was not *.
cu>cd.
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CasweII's slippery Elm LozenGss

For Coughs, Colds and all affections sf the Thrss
and Lungs, Consnmptives will ind them ssSthiA
and healing. Use them freely. In travelling, tn
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There will be supper served under the
auspices of the Woinan's Christian Temper
ancc Union. on Saturday evening. Feb. I'D
at the Hall occupied by the Reform Club
We respectfully invite the public 10 assist W.
by their presence. and contribution of food
for the table donations of money. We
have many calls from the poor for help. be-
sides detraying current expenses and our
funds are getting low. therefore We take this
method to rcpleni>h them. Supper served
from five o'clock till half past seven. Enter
tanmcnt in the evening Tickets twenty
five cents. One ticket admits to both supper
AMI entertainment. RE SEC.
Regular meeting Seth Williams Post. No.
Is Dep. of Ne. G.. 4. X. thi, Friday evening
AZ - o'clock
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3Loral ann State NrWs.
Friday, February 81, 1879.

We had pleasant call yesterday from j.
Norw God, ESP. special agent in the United
States for DR.. kautmann's Sulphcr Bitters.
He has just returned from an extensive West
trn trip. The Bitters are having an cX-
Portland and throughout the kennebec val
ley their goods are very popular.
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Condensed TELEGRAM

Marks clothing store, PttstOn, Pa. was
burned yesterday. Loss, 10000.
Clark warehouse. with 10 hogshcads of
tobacco, at Owenton, ny, is burned; loss,
100000
Lumlcy's grocery, nj Minneapolis, Mimi,
was damaged S2G,ooo by fire, yesterday.
Five bodies were stolen from the dead
house at st. Eustachc, Canada, "Wednesday
night
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DAKOTA.


NEW York, February 20. Col. Edmund
Rice. Lieut.. Fred Sbley aud Morri. Coln.
en- route from FIT. kcogh to Bismarck were
robbed by four road agents, who successfully
covered the escort of six soldiers 18th repeat
ing rifles. Rice lost Sl50, Sibey $50, and
Cuhn $1,000. The robbers declined to take
the watches. Subsequently an armed band
of twenty captured one member of the rob-
bcrs
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ENGLISH CATTLE TRADE,
Expectation at n Standstill...Exc
in Favor OF Canada Cattle.

NEW IoRK. February 20. The expectation
of cattle to England is at Il standstill Prom
inent shippers say the restrictions are placed
on American cattle in the interest of landed
proprietors, but when the common people of
Englond find that government action causes
an enhanced price of beef their voice will be
heard.
cattle, is stated by some English authorities
Us designed directly to AID Canada