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ton ON National sbspks shares than any
other mnnied capital In the hande ot IN
diyiduals, ~eince, thereby, the tax be
comes heavier on bank shares than on
monied capital. whereas the law, rightly
construed, says II shall be the same. u Il
respectfully suggested to Congress wnethei
Il would mot be advisable, IN -oraer 70
avoid the expense and annoyance Of long
continued litigation, 70 pass O Law nxinp
tile maximum amount OF taxation wnlcn
may be imposed upon National banks oy
the State authorities. In presenting bis
annual tables giving as far as can
be eas certained the amounto taxes imposed
on the banking, capital Of the country,
the COMPTROLLER reports bis previous rec.
omendation for the repeal Of the law i'm
posing o tax on capital and deposi .
and the two cent stamp on checks
The amount collected by the Commits
sioner OF thermal Revenue, during the
whole fiscal year, with the exception Of
$ll O96 464, IL shown TO have been derived
IRON the tax on spirits, beer and tobacco.
The Comptroller says In this connection: I:
We're the entire tax on the banks and
bankers OF the country, including the
va AfSA 49,
patent medicines, removed the amount OF
revenue received by the Government from
tax on spirits, beeran tobacco would be
alone sufficient to meet Its expenses and
reduce the public 1debtat thorate OF one
hundred millions dollars annually. The
principal reason heretofore:tirge against
ihe repeal Of these taxes has beea that the
amount produced was necessary for the
support Of the government, aud this
reason, 1t Is stated, has ceased 70 extst
The amount OF taxes,paid by National
banks 10 the United States for the year
ending July lst, 1880, was as follows: .0n
capital, SS79, ,424; on. circulation, SS,l54,.
6S5; on deposits, s4.oj6.7l0. The amount
paid by the banks, other than National, to
the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue for
the fiscal year, is shown 10 have been on
capital Ssll, ,4ss; on circulation, $2s,77S;
on deposits, ss,5lo776.
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FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 96al880..51 \. !.
90 nGErfnE a.saAL3 3Dows. I
Some carieus syEEe-,ioiis About Bar
tium aud the Mercy 3 oFgery. .

NRy iYoRK, November 4-one Of the
! TrbanSs paragraphg on the ,Morey letter
has the following signifeSntsuesestio I
IT It shall turn out thit the Philip lette,
bad been seen by the National Democratic
Committee as early as October 15i several
things will be made clear. It always has
seemed queer that an obscure newspaper,
whose OILY ambition Is t6 be sensati- nal,
shouldtlme the publication Of that letter
so that It would reach the Pacific Coast
inst before, the, election, I has seemed
queer, that the letter ihelt should be 30
adroitly framed for mischief by some per:
son who was too ignorant TO spell correct
Iy. Both Of these points will become clear
n II shSll turn out that the commissioners
had The dirty work In hand from the very
beginning. 1tsbould also be remembered
that Barnum declated only q few days az
ter the October election that he would
show the Republicans some fresh tricks
which they never dreamed OF. This was
the. only trick OF any kind produced as
tlhb SAbsflA- kaHilN :
"Hunt the rascal down." ~ Il
The Tribune also states someT facts
which seem 70 show that the. Morey let.
ter was concocled In New York, and that
an envelope for It was obtained BY fpd.
ing one addressed from Washington. with
the 5postoffice stamp OF that city, erasing
Tie. address, writing the name OF Morey
on It, and changing the figures Of the can
cellirg date. The Tribune says: u
"The counsel for the prosecution In the
Morey letter case for some time past have
been carefully; examining the letter and
the envelope 10 whichit was closed, to see
II either would afford any clue to the
writer. IAs.. has heretofore been stated.
the Washington postmark is different
from that IN use In the PoStotfics there at
the date OF the letter. Now,it Is certain |
that, the envelope originally bore another
name. i hoEographic copies Of, 1t, very
much enlarged, have been taken, and
these reveal that an; address has been
nearly, erased from 1t. The name was
either Cox or Fox, care OF some company,
New York City. > The first name looks
like Edwin or Edward. Various inquiries
have been made among petsons bearing
this name, but without results. None OF
them recalls receiving a letter from Wash. |
ington at that time. Inquiries will be
continued in this direction. -, '...,g
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Coal Fa,nioe In Atlanta.

ATLANTA, GA, November 25 There is
every probability that Atlanta, indeed all
Georgia, is to experience tho hardships OF
q coal famine, There is now no coal in
Atlanta, and none can be had to-day for
less than filty cents per bushel, and the
poor are bound 70 suffer. The mills have
10 pay forty cents for coal to make steam,
whichia soft coal and has always been The
cheapest. -
Wood is very scarce, but hundteds are
having their CRATES removed from their
hre'places, and will use wood for ineI here
after. The coal dealers say they can gst
cars 70 transport their coal from the mines,
and the railroad says they can, but that
the miners 10 the coal fields have been on
q strike. Thanksgiving Day will be very
generally observed in Atlanta,
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THANKSGIVING.
"rHE PRESIDENTS SUNDAY" AND
HOW 1T WAS Observed.
uniaue Church Service In CnIesso-
The Day at the MetropoIis-Gaity
3 In "ihe Paris OF smericar-
. B AtsL Louis. Chicago and
lir NJ Other Places. M
ThapksEixInr in Now Yorl..

II
NRw YoRK, November 25 "A sunny at.
nospherO envelopes all things, while q
light snow msntles every place. Very
little lighter temperature than that Just
now prevailing will give rain rather con.
timed snow. In this locality no business
Is doing to-day. All Wholesale houses
are closed, aud only few retail stores are
open. The Stock, Produce and other ex.
changes are by regulation shut fast, as are
also the banks, The postoffice and
custom house had but small
detail Of clerks on duty for
q abort time in the morning. The churches
Of every denomination had good enngre.
CATIONS at the services, but Tslm ige's
tabernacle and Beecher's church each
bad crowd. Every theatre giving
matinee performance wss filed 10 its en-.
tire capacity. The Calithumpians, Rangers
and other nondescript, associations went
out Of town to enjoy the day. The vete-
rams OF 1912 we're entertained at dinner,
and the veterans OF the late war enter.
aimed themselves. Family reuniSns arc
everywhere.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Tho Recent Grave hoborriesin Baltimore
~-Creattng tinch Exeitement.

Tho Recent Grave mob bbrriesin Baltimore
Creating nnch Excitement.
BAEr1MoRE, November 25. The excite,
ment here over late grave robberies is in.
creasing. A general impression prevails
thatthe,body OF the young lady recently
stolen was taken to a city hospital.
The relatives ofthelady, hayingreceived
a postal card saving tha. the body was in
the hospital, an attempt was made by the
American to learn about the matter. The
result has increased the excitement :'i'
DR.. Winalow ia the demonstrator OF the
dissecting room Of the university hospital,
and he 'wpnld know II such female
body had Seenion the dissecting table at
the time mentioned, When asked, as to
the postal card, he began. by saying that
be did not intend to answer any questions
either negatively or affirmatively, but vol
rinteered the s'a'ement that there had
been several bodies OF females on the
tables Of the room sand there might be
now, y he tiniahed.s 'l1 aH,I} ,'Ag t''f q
when ssked II he would. say from the
description given OF Miss Smith be
thought IL q possible thing that 1t might
be hers, heagain repeated that he would
not answer any questions. GOA WIT5 I
He then remarked that he had never
known Miss Smith in liie,t and he. didn't
think he would know her, disfguted;, as
she. would be under the knife. As TO
marks said 10 be on her body, he did not
notice on any OF the bodies either straw
berry, blackberry or chocolate drop marks
he was not . bpdyrsnaicher, aud did NOT
know where tho 'suhjects brought him
came from, ,,nor did he csfeto khow:. sHis
servant or servants nsuGlly cut Of their
hair or disfgpred them, and once on the
table man would hardly Know his own,
brother. r.31 -. At;
I'd the iissectine room had set the stndents
to talking, on heground that he did not
know what students supposed, and he
thought students had spoken whereof they
knew very little. He was employed by
The f.culty' to do the work he was doing,
and not TO answer questions. He denied
the right ofihe American to ask him any.
thipg, and said he would refuse 70 answer.
5l,a"Not uptil The grand jury, WHICH alone
has the right TO question me, does SO will
1 answer said be, as the reporter Left
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Rank Of Enrlnnd Finances,

: LONDON, November 25-The amount o.
bullion Withdrawn from the Bank ol
Euslsnd to-day was 100000. The weekly
statement Of the bank shows an increase
in specie Of ke52, ,0OOl The proportion of re
serve to liabilities Of the bank whiph las
week was Al per cent 10 now 81. l.16 per
cent. United States bonds, Is, list; dt
81, ll6f; do 81, l04i. Atlantic and (lrea
m estern fist mortgage trustees car
tifcates. 54t; d, second mortgage, ,30i
Erie, 49,; u1 seconds, 105i; New YorE
Central, 1901. Illinois Central, 1851
Pennsylvania Central, IS. Reading, 2bi
consols, 100 7,l6. For money, 100! lor.aa
nonnt NJ M IN ~ -
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some,hinx 70 he lhsnLInI For.

DETROIT, MIon, November 25.-some
eighteen months ago an alliance was
formed between the six Methodist
churches Of this city for the purpose of
paying off their indebtedness, which
ranged from 81 900 to Sl2 900 on each
church, aggrega,ipg SS5 500 This amount
is fully paid to-day. These churches held
a Thanksgiving Jubilee at the central
church, and more than so 900 men, women
and children from these churches and their
Sunday schools have contributed to this
fund. The effort was q unique one, the
stronger cheerfully helping the weak, and
the complete enfranchisement Of all be-
ing effected. EEnlT EbIsstat l5sf
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4oSHos, November 25.-Tricket and
Ross did good work yesterday. b Elliot bat
declined TO row Hosmer, or any one else
until spring. Hsnlau has definitely de-
cided to sail for home on. the 2nd of, De
cember. He has fully determined not
TO row with Laycock. ~
The Sp@t,m1f says Hanlsn states that
he wishes 10 satisfy all cohers. He will
stay to row Laycock II there Is purse oil
2l 900 to compete for. II no such offer Is
made he will adhere to the old tetmP, and
row Layceck for E200 Q side and Q El, ,000
bet, even, In six weeks 'fr0m the time oi
signing the articles.
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S9natoriaI specnIatIon,

WARRINGTON, November % In an In
terview in the Star to-day, the Secretary of
the Senate Burch was asked, about the
Tennessee senatorship. He replied, ~
think Senator Bailey will succeed
himself. This for two reasons, II
the Democrats caucus for the can
didate he Is sure TO be; II they refuse
is an open one, tbe Republicans, In such
event, would vote for Bailey rather than
have him beaten by "a Democrat His
chances OF the election are better, decid-
edly better, than any candidate I know
of ..l, r.s., :"
"wilI Malone act with the DemocratsP"
II feel assured" said Colonel Burch,
.'that be will. Malone is In position TO
expect fayors at the hands OF the Demo
Gratis, and II he Is treated with considera-
ton, he will act with his party a.ll 'i1a
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shall II Be e,Ex,ended s-vieWs onllassa.
....--.-.- cnnsai IA, t,onKresAmtn.

Shall II Be e,Exiended Views of!lfassa
,----v--- chuseits conEressmsu.
BosroN, November, 25.-In'yiew of the
probable pfeasure Of the Constitutions
amendment at the next session Of Con
gress to extend the term OF the President
to six years, the opinions OF Boston Con
gressmen were to-day sought by repor
ter, -,---,.,. I'm. .saz e.
4 Leopold Morse, Democrat, said that be
should favor the proposed extension oI
the Presidential term, but II Represents
lives were to be elected for longer terms
he thought four years better than three
Congressman Field, Republican, said
the amendment ought not to pass. The
lepgthening OF the Presidential term
would not remedy the evils Of the Civil
Service orother abusess On the whole, II
was we'll enough TO give the people O
chance to review the Executives admins
tration Of affairs once in four years. He
thought that the tenn Of Representatives
might be usefully extended to four years
From all information touching the sub
ject, 80 far as other Congressmen are con-
cerned, enough Is known to warrant the
belief that nearly the whole Massachusetts
delegation will vote for. the proposed
amendment should It come up. Tn,
secret Of this lies in the fact that the Presi
dent, who would DO first benefited BY suet
40 amendment, Is a man after their owl
heart, politically speaking. lgB
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aARrlELD 1S,wAsHlNsTox. a
He stops the wrapgiipE In Regard 10
His InauEuration-ihe ohio SENATOR

He stops the wrapgiing I'm Regard tt
His Inauguration-Ihe ohio Senator
ntiP. fS .fg,E1
'NEw YoRK, November ga Washing
ton dispatch says: General Garfield hal
neither time nor inclination to take any
part in the contest for the senstorshiF
from Ohio aud supposes there will be nc
question raised in the Senate about the
admission Of the choice Of the Ohio Legis
lature.t ~ ~ Sa.ySs
Judge Lawrence, First Comptroller, has
written letter on the subject to show the
right OF the Legislature 10 elect another
Senator in place Of Mr.. Garfield.
That there may be no question about 1t,
q j lint resolution will be offered on
the meeting of. Congress exemptiDg
Ohio from the terms OF the CoDgfesslonai
act in the selection OF Senator to till the
vacancy beginning with the 4!h OF March,
1851, Garfield, as soon as he arrived In
Washington, put an end TO the unseemipgly
quarrel of rival committees desiring to
take special charge OF the Inauguration
ceremonies. The General, when told oi
the petty differences existing, Is said to
have remarked: "H there. ia anything
detess lit is discord." The com bination
committee took the hint, The citizens
flling to the left and the Office holders TO
the right, leaving the chaittaan With the
authority TO appoint new committee oil
ten. ~ n=;laaf' .fy2 cisf 4 PHI
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nkLLAInk huLLErlN.
barge lyoosN-"Ihe sledgea with the
Be'IA"-G haukSEi " InE-A Novel Police
Arrnnrt mrni. 81

Barge l.oose-"Ihe sIedgea with the
BeIA"-G GhanksEi " InE-A Novel Police
4, BELLAIRr, Nov. 25.
A barge broke loose from the Benwood
Nail Works. landing Thursday afternoon,
bot was caught by some men in a sklf
IRON the Pres Ellison? yl1 rsdqS
The Pres Ellison tiled 10 break up the
urged ice this morning, but without sue
tesS d this writing, -.
seiphs and sleds were out.in conmdera'
DE number to-day. ,..,--....... .,.,.I
The snow was swept of the ice to-day
below the boiler works, and some skating
EN made possible.
Miss Lulu Rimbo was In town to-day.
NoSt OF our busineEs establishments
we're closed most OF the day Thursdsy.
The itTeet car trick was cleared With :
nnE plCw, that did the work well and
quickly. .....,
Nj. John Dubois and wife eombiped
Thanksgiving with the celebration ot theil
Wedding RnnlveIRAry. bIiN,1 4 i"
Oven Cain hss been appointeda q spec o
policeman to guard prisoners at work pay
inglhGir fueS. Ha is IN work with them
Eten no prisoners are In the clty's keep
night ia to work under the direction o
ae street commissioner. 80 ~ -.
Joseph Gillia and Mrs, Hannah Morri
500 were married Wednesday. They ar
e'!nfsd, but were married ibyithe Catholic
pn%II, Of which church the groom Is
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PARIS, November 25.-in the Senate 10.
day, Gen. Fare was elsetsd a.llfs Senator,
receiving lSs votes against l2s in favor Of
Dupre.
la the CHAMBER. Of, Deputies Ia Yislle,
Republican, ID troduesd iah Interpolation
In regard to Admiral Glonet, Minister oil
Marines, and accused him Of having been
IN agent Of the government on the 10Th oi
May, which charge the Admiral denied
GeTmain, Case and Perrin, Republicans,
attacked the Minister and Premier Ferry
defended him. The orde. Of tho day
pure and simple, Naa tken adopted.
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ongnREw IuM,eRAs rs.
AI.arge colony Coming 20 Pennsylvania
for the KeIitfor the Op.
nFessett I'm Roumauln q Alty

fdr the Keller OF the Up.
pressed In Roumania. ~"
\ PIrn November 26.-The oppres.
sion Of which the Hebrew population Of
Roumania has been complaining to our
Government for some time, has met with
a response In this city which is likely to
result in something practical toward anne
liorating the condition Of that unfortunate
people. Max sChamherg. Austrian Consul
10 Pituhurgh, who Is a Hebrew, has been
in Vienna two or three months negotiating
with several leading Hebrews OF Rouul.
mia, with view Of bringing a colony Of
his oppressed countrymen to the United
States, to locate probably In Western
Pennsylvania. The details Of the matter
are mot at present available, but II the ne.
gotial;ops are satisfactorily concluded The
tirst arrivals may be looked Tor about the
beginning OF March, the rest to follow as
last as possible uutil all are here. The
number which 1t Is proposedito bring Ia
not known, but will be several thousand.
They are principally agriculturists, and
will follow that avocation here. Mr.,
Schamberg Is expected home In q lev
weeks, when 9 iill history Of the move
ment can be given, - ---.-'
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40 CoerctyelI I,erI.lalIop,

ISsDoS, November 25.-rhs Press As
ISOLATION says it Is authorized to Rta.S that
Forster declared at the Cabinet Council
to-day that there was no necessity to
adopt coerciye measures in Ireland at the
present. The Cabinet, thertore, oecideo
that an early session OF Parliament wa
unnecessary. The Cabinet has hnalIy
agreed upon the proposals 70 be submitted
10 Parliament on the 1riih land question
No more Cabinet Councils Will DO held he'
fore Christmas, 20 '',' ',-,.i 49, ,'.+ :
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EuieId, n, wn.hin.topI, Pa,

WASHINGTON, November 24,-William
Grimes, q farmer OF West Pike Run, con ,
mitted suicide this morning by cutting his
throat with pccketkniie, Before com.
hitting the deed be hid himself behind q
stack Of hay. Mr.. Grimes was q WidoWer,
and recently buried a daughter, which
preyed heavily upon his mind. This was
The third or fourth attempt he made TO
kill himseli, " lsi s.IN' h l-ii
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lI1hs ersLp ,..i fraae q cytaelasa,l. z

CINeINNAIII NUVenUsE su-FIUW HU'
vance sheets of,he report Of Col. Maxwell,
Superintendent Of the Merchants Ex.
change, itappears that the grain business Z
Cincinnati for the commercial year end
ing August Slst, exhibits an increase oysr
tho preleedIng year nost marked. Even
In corn and wheat thH aggregate receipts
OF all kinds of grain were Is, zoo, 900
bushels. In the preceding. year they were
Il, 10000. T6is don't include through
shipments which would asell the ss.
grsEats 10 upwards Of u ,p00. 900 bushels.
The aggregate shipments we're 8 $50 00C
bushels, 40 increase Of more than l,000,'
500 bushels oyer the proceeding year, The
largest ever transacted In Cincinnati.
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In 81. Lonis.

s.. Louis, November Is To-day was
observed generally as holiday, and the
Merchants and Cotton Exchange banks
and public offices, were closed and all
heavy business suspended. All the Evan
galical churches held Thanksgiving ser
vices, with large audienc ceu. There are
about three inches OF snow on the ground
and sleighing on the more unirequented
streets Is very good. ','.,l +, s5il.i5,
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hAfIhe ansnn,II,,

CncrsNArI,9 November 25. Thanks.
giving day was observed generally by the
almost entire suspension OF business and
by services 10 most Of the churches. Snow
has been falling since last evening, and the
ground 10 covered to the depth Of four
inches. Sleighing good. rsr8zlI nd
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RT1tBuReu, November o5 IA fire broke
out under the root OF the east block Of the
weatpra Penitentiary in Allegheny City;
this morning at II o'clock, and for time
fears were entertained ofa sstious con-
hagraton, but by the prompt action Of the
authorities this was happily syerted with
small loss. In order 70 guard against an
escape Of prisoners large force Of police
meu were DISPATCHED TO the scene. These
were not needed, however, as no attempts
were made TO escape. I'd!
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) Curing the most inveterate cases OF skin
diseases, such as letter, Salt Rheum, scald
Head BARRIERS Itch, Sores, all crusty, scaly,
itching skin eruption, and that distress.
ing complaint Itching Plies. AS 4 blood
Tar and sarsaparilla Pills" are excellent.
Cure sick and Nervous Headache, Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, ward of MAlarial
Fevers, cleansing the system and bowels Of
all impurities, restoring TO healthy activity
all the organs ofthe human body. Price Is
cents box, FIVE boxes 81. Ointment 30
cents, three boxes 81 25. Gan beseut by mail
to any address on receipt Of price 10 cur.
rency or 3 cent postage stamps. Addresa
all letters DR.. swsyne 4 Son, $50 North
Sixth street. Philadelphia, Sold by all
leading drugaiAts. TFhSAW
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TaI Calef Of The Bureau Of statistcs has
admitted the following advance state.
men. Of tho money value Of the exports Of
domestic provisions and tallow during
tSe month OF October last and the ten
uontbs ending OCT. 3lst: m. ". q
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CoIpxBUs, November Thanksgiving
day was more generally observed here
than usual, by closing business houses,
social gatherings and iamilysreuniona.
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And h.yen In llhicnro.

CHICAGO, November e5,-TOiday is be.
Ing very generally observed rs a. holiday
in Chicago. Business is suspended. An
the theatres giyeextra performances this
afternoon. i''sa - NJ az ''iF' ~
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Che G4tellffjJ(ls,nilalr, ID
sesri Sos. 90 aud u RonrIefnlh - FPei

Tar Florida Union declares that xithiu
The last eighteen months immigration to
,bu STATE b 20 increased fye.fold over any
D,sylous period Of same length. This Is
s,courssipg. There are fne opportuni.
tsiu Florida for industrious men.
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Drcs HANDS on the MiHssSippi boats
are again getting fancyywagesi the rush oi
eo;,oa to market now being Of its height,
southern j,urnals say that $3.50 to s. a
d,yisA not uncommon rate, and cite this
l,c, IS an evidspes Of the great prosperity
oltbe negroes. But the rush only lasts for
. month or two, and deck.hands work
Ike dogs day and night, earning every
cen! they get. z ~ .,LG-g, sag y