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IMPORTANT DECISION.
The w. 4. Telegraph ana Il. and O
RatirO, a CaNe.

PITTS BURG. Pa. Nov. 16-In the suit brought
D. TIE Western Union teleg ap comp nv 10 re
toIer line " 10y Tho Baltimore ard Ohio
failrosd company on the Pittsburgh division
a q cision was rendered In the Unite1 Stat
court Today, Judges McIAe, noa and Acie,on
coLcu ring, absolutely restoring the wires Z
the Western Union COMPANY
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NOVA SCOTIA'S MINE DISASTER.
EiShling the Fire.

.o NEW GLASGOW, N. s., Nov. 16.-Au day yes
shafa sfhrday me men were at work Allng In the main
snadt WIN spruce and clay sods to stop the pas
sagt Oh ar into the mine The two steam fire
Eng Engines M continued work all day pouring water
has a.o sne mine. and there is no doubt that this
LAS a % zone much to stay the confiagration below.
ace ace showing that the fire has not yet reached
.. .ne vicinity Of the shaft bottom The trench
iUn Ihe river to the mouth of the fan shaft is
heany hhe1ey completed. and it is expected to soon
oii ome mine. Several steam pumps have been pro.
tnte GuIed nom New Glasgow and will also be got
imdo operation, so that by tonight millions OF
'1ne Ilames IL is thought possible that the fire
,,Iy may nave extended into the old bye Dit. ana
precautions are being taken to arrest Its nro.
gIess should this be so. binding snoWstprm
Is Is 10 progress and work in the trenches is No
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a New Railroad.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1G-The Chicago and North
western Railroad Company have just com oleted
Tie II new line from here TO the Missouri river
ara yesfe day transferred their freight and pas
sepger business for the Black Hills country
to that route, which involves only an hundred
ard seventy miles of staging to DeadWood,
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NEW York Nov. 16.-FranciS Reed Porter.
WIosn asned the windows of Peter Cooper'S resi-
0ence was. upon the affidaut of Abram =
Hewitt tMT CoOper'S son-tn-law). committed at
lorkVlie lonce Court today for trial In deflulr
OF $500 bail He waived an examination, d. :
malicious N ischief
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PENNSYLVANBA ElEC TION.
Gov. HOyt,s Proclamation.

HABRIsBt RG, PA, Nov. 16.-Gov. Hoyt issued
focian alton TO day announcing the elacj,
or repf blican electors in this state AID OF he
Greene rs supreme, court judge. John A. Len !,
as audltor general, and 10 republican and
democratic candidates tor Congress-
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Praise from Sir James.

Washington is the prettiest city In the coun.
try and the weather is cIlrming hate to saw
anything against my own city, but 1t is the
truth that this town Is away ahead OF Philadel.
trees, and many other things which 90 TO make
q community comfortable.
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A Rr0ken Dam.
AFFAIRS IN TEXAS.
NlAI1 AG Cant. EanS tn 4. q EaS A

GALVESTON, TEXAS, Nov. 1s-Capt J. b
Eads. the eminent en- gineer and his staff We're
met here by delegation Of citizens, headed by
Mayor Leonard, and conducted to the Cotton
Exchange. They afterward returned 10 the
steamer Whitney and resumed the voyage To
Vera Cruz.
Fatal Stabbing.
Ed. Godfrey (cOlOred) yesterday STABBED
Reuben Caldwell (colored) Is times, fatally
WOunCinp him.
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Socialists to Arrive.

[Srecjd' Dispatch to the EUeaing StdT.]
NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-About sixty expelled
German socialists are expected to arrive he!e
tomorrow on the stt amship S!les!a from Ham,
burg. Many of them are men OF prominence
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B0MINION NOTES.

OTTAWA, ONT, Nov. 16.-Mr. Archibald Forbe7
1ectuIed last night at the Grand Opera. House
10 large audience. The governor general was
guards attended in body In uniform. After
The lecture Mayor Macintosh entertained the
distinguished lecturer at the Rideau Club.
A Broken Dam.
Davis, tie Lochine canal contractor, received
a Telegram yesterday stating that the dam az
the works had been broken. This Will greatly
delay the completion of the works The laSC
break cost $4,000. The accident was caused b.
the high water.
Canada Not Alarmed.
MONTREAL, Nov. 16.-The rum0r that gov
erDment intends placing force of militia upon
the Canadian border during the agitation in
Ireland is groundleSS SO far as the militia ar.
aware.
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Admits the burglary. but Denies
the Murder.

BARRIsFURG. PA. Nov. 16 Henry Ramhnr-
ger, v no was arrested yesterday for the muir
der or the farmer, Daniel Trautman mar
Uniontown, on Sunday night admitted tits
morning that he was implicated In the burg
larry, but denied Tie shooting. he has how
ever. given such inform. .ton as viii lead to the
arrest OF his COMPANION in the crime
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DiDhthePiA

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 16-Diphthe ia pre-
walls to a considerable extent here. In some
Instances three or four members of q single
family are sufferers from the disease.
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Snow i'm New England.

BOSTON, Nov. 16.-Three inches Of snow fol,
IN the northern parts OF Vermont, New Hamp-
snlre and Maine, yesterday, the first snow OF
the season In that region.
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TOIU ROCK AND RYE.

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THE SEGNA CHI FRATERNITY.-The Bieunia
Grand Chapter OF this organization met at the
National Hotel this morning at 10 O'Clock, Dr
ID. skinner secretary. The only business trans
acteo was erecting permanent Organization
A. 8. Kemp, OF Baltimore. permanent chair
]. z. George, OF Indiana, recording secretary:
h. Burns, 1r., OF Ohio, corresponding secretary:
X. v. Degrof, cfIAla-, treasurer; j. w. Thomas,
OF Pa, sergeant-at-arms An order OF business
tees appointed. There are about fifty delegates
present, representing Chapters throughout the
country. The sessions OF the convection will
nesday and Thursday, and will conclude with
an Grafton by Linden Kent. esq, member or
our bar, and a banquet at the National ON
egates ana visitors win be recleyed oy the Prss.
tdent
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AMERICAN KENNEL.
CLUB.


CINCINNATI, Nov. 16.-A dispatch to the CO;t-
mefcidl from Nincennes. Ind, says the weather
yesterday was unfaVorable for the opening OF
the second annual meeting Of the National
american Kennel club Among the gentleman
present were Charles H. Raymond, of New
York, president Of the club; j. j. Snellingburg
or New Brighton, Pa; JnO Patterson of Phila-
delphia: E. S. Wannamaker. OF North Carolina.
The first race was the Derby stakes for puppies
corn not earlier than April l, 1879: prizes $40,
J. SnellingbCrg's Dick Loverick and c. II. Ray
mondS DodO. Finding no birds both were
taken up, and StrotherS Leah and j. McInto3h'S 3
Appey Whinnery let down. Abbey won. p. H.
Browns Peep ODay and Snellingburg's Daisy
Loverack were then placed. and the latter won.
The next brace-Davidson's ADbess and Dewe's
Bruce-waS won by the latter. The entries for
the freefor all are Interesting It is set for to-
day, but unless the weather improves the Derby
will occupy the whole day.
The congregational Council.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 16.-In the congregational
council yesterday the committee on nominal
uoDs presented the names OF Dr. Goodell, or 81.
gates to the general assembly OF the Presoy-
terian church south, and the Rev. Edward
Davis or New York, delegate to the COngrega.
tional union Of England and wales wal TT, The report
report OF the committee on Indian affairs in
Dakota was presented and committee OF
were appointed to consult with the government
regarding missionary work Id that territory.
that the council place itself On record as de-
ploring the alarming increase of divorces
throughout the land and calling upon the
ministry to use their earnest eff jrts to procure
the sanctity OF lamny eI reiaIlons and LABOR TO
sanctioned by the church. Adopted. About
15O members of the council left last night on an
excursion TO the Indian Territory aud Kansas
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY.--Ioternal rev
enue, s246 453 GO; customs. $433 91s.G3
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R0chesaer,s IrisI, ri,

ROChe61eH36 Irish Fund.
RoCHIsTER. N. Y, Nov. 16.-The aud leapue
has sent another 500 to Ireland, m iking s3 6O0
from here.
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AN EASY NICT0RY.-PrOmnen Ohio po,'-
ticians ROW in this city says that Secretary
Sherman will have no difficulty In being elected
to the Senate to succeed Senator Thurman
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THE CASE OF NATHAN c. DRAPER against
Anthony Hyde and Others was before the
United States Supreme Court yesterday, and
ruling OF some importance TO local li1gants
was made Draper, in taking the appeal, filed
a supersedeaS bond fn 81 ,O00 which was taken
by jusiice OF the District Court In chambers.
This was afterwards pronounced insufficient,
and he filed one for s.. 000 This was never ap-
proved and he applied TO the higher court TO
protect him from the anticipated action OF the
other In carrying out its decree for the sale OF
valuable mill property. on disputed trust
The present decision holds that when bond Is
taken In the lower court by single justice,
net In the session OF a term, the Jurisdiction
Immediately passes 10 the Supreme Court, 10
which the appeal is taken. On the contrary, II
an appeal is taken In open court and the appeal
bond approved IN the same manner, this actio1
can be recalled or modified like any other act OF
the court, during that term. In the present
case the opinion 1nstructs the appellant that he
need have no fear, as the District Court would
only need an intimation OF the views held by
the Supreme Court, to check any thought OF
carrying the original decree out.
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The TICoNDEROGA, recently arrived at san
Francisco from Commodore Shufeldt's cruise
will be brought around to the Atlantic Goa It and
put out OF commission.
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MOvRMENTs OF L. S. NAVAL VESsELr.-The
Wachusett arrived off Guayaquill, Ecuad lr.
october 25th, on her way to Panama; the Lack
aWanla was at africa. Peru, october 10th.
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District Government Affairs.

Yesterday there was received by the District
collector about $4,000 On account OF general
taxes.
THE INAUGURAL CEREMONIES
District Commissioner Dent, in resoo1Se TO
letters received yesterday from Col. Corbin. OF
the executive committee on the Inauguration
ceremonies and from Messrs. Twining Barber
aLd Clephane, the committee on the part OF tho
republican organizations and citizens replied
TO each as follows: 1T Will give me pleasure 10
assist and cooperate, officially and personally,
In any measures intended 10 secure harmonious
and creutable participation by the citizens or
class or party. in the inaugural ceremonies on
the 4th March next"
THE LIQUOR LICENSE BOARD
10 day approved the applications OF c. ). Bur
ley, NO. 120S ID street northwest: E. l.. Morgan
Alb 9th street; John w. Curry, 1915 street. aud
John Baier, corner 18th ana ID streets north
west. They also received two new applications
Yesterday afternoon Is applications were con-
sicereG and reIerred TO the treasurer.
AN EMERGENCY HOSPITAL.
A committee, representing the Washington
Free Dispensary, composed OF Drs Reyourn,
Beckw1th, Walter. and MeSSrS. B. L. Keyser.
Jesse B. Wilson and Others. called upon the
District Commissioners to-day TO ask that 500
per month be given from the District fund TO
establish an emergency hospital. 70 receive
cases when Immediate treatment is required In
cases or accident and otherwise. After hear
Ing them, the Commissioners replied that they
had 70 fund TO devote TO this purpose, but they
would cooperate with the committee Ia asking
OF Congress an appropriation for the purpose
desired.
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PAYMAsTER A. w. BACON, U. S. n, has re.
turned from duty In charge OF the stores at Rfc
de Janeiro, and has been ordered to settle &C
counts.
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THE PRESIDENT APPOINTED to-day Henry I.
Atherton, OF New York, to be L. S. consul at
PeTnamtucO.
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REPUBLICAN GROWTH IN MIssoURI.-Col John
F. Phillips, NJ. c., OF Missouri, is In Washing
ton. He says the republican party Is stead ly
growing in strength in Missouri. because the
immigration into the state Is largely republic N.
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Hon. j. d. c. ATKINS, chairman OF the Hou e
committee on appropriations, has directed Col.
Robert j. Stevens. clerk Of the committee 60
issue notices converting the sub committee, On
the following bills IN session i'm this CITY on The
Goth instant: Pensions. District of Columbia
Military Academy and fOrtffica alton approrria-
tion bills. II Is the desire OF Chairman Atkins
10 have all OF these bills disposed OF befor the
holiday recess.
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HANGING PROF. MUELLER'S Grand Pa
~ risian DANCING ACADEMY at Masonic Ten
Ilf, washington. y O., is now open every WE'D
and Children, and at "a p. m. for Ladies ard cen
temen. Private instructions from 10 to IL IA.
and TO p NJ on same days. This Academy ia q
nISt-ClasS school only.
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TRACING TIE O'BRIEN AFFAIR-Mr. johnson
OF Cumberland, Nd, and the gentlemen with
him, have today prosecuted their search In the
OBTien affair, and Mr.. Price OF CumberIand's
alleged connection with ii. They have some
clues which they think can be worked UP sue.
cessfully. At late hour this afternoon they
were unwilling to give out anything as to in
formation In their possession. They will prob
ably leave this evening.
AT THE CABINET MEETING this afternoon the
Ute question came up. Secretary Sherman re
ported that the final settlement with these In
dians was rapidly progressing and would soon
DE cOnsummated. No reference 20 filling ohe
once OF Chief signal officer was made.
PERsoNAI.-Mr. Thurlow Weeds eighty-thtrd
birth day was celebrated yesterday by the New
York Press Club, which gave him a compli-
mentary dinner and reception.-District At
torney COrkhill has returned to the city from
his visit to Iowa.-Mrs. +. w. Lander, Mr. +.
H. Lander, Mr.. G. Lander and Mrs. S. Mercer OF
washington, were registered In Paris on the 4th
lnst;;-Ex- Representative Morrell of Pennsyl-
is expected T in Wasnin ;ton tosmorrow tsea Q, ono
Snl.ed states Commission 5r Davenport of New
5ork is in towp.-Mr. Richard Henry StOd-
aatS. o,,,. VINO has an enviable reputation as poet
stan OF the New York Naa' and win have spe.
U.al cnarge OF the literary department Of that
RfeSpeor n TIIoIeSsor Spencer +. Baird. Pro-
thc Snan,s', ~ d. =; Conin AMI Count Burnettl of
tered In New York last evening~The Hon.
JOnn Hay, Assistant Secretary of State, has
TAKEN tne mansion at the intersection of MasSa-
ei,oS eiS tSn avenue ana street, and Is now domi
conway delivered his lecture on the WANDERING
jew In the Philadelphia Academy Of Music lasf
evening. ~ AA''''e ''''
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HAfWARD 4 HUTCHINSON.
oVn-lm NO. Az 9th street m. W,

WE ARE m MANUFACTFKINs3 SLATE
w MASIELs, and have q large stock of MAN
TEIS Of new and attractive desixns and by exaTa.
iLaaon the superiority Of our work Is apparent
HAYWARD q HUTCUINSoN.
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THE KITCHEnER RANGE.

TUNHE hIICHEst1EIs tSAN6Es
We have endeavored 10 MAKE first class arti-
ele Only, and have spared no expense in the manu-
fscfure Of cur KITCHENER RANGES TO seca 70 a
cooking fixture that is al tost be desired. That
we have succeeded, the number that we have sold
snd the satisfaction they have giyen is The bsst
proof Hundreds of reference il this city aud
Baltimore. We are agen ts for the DAL iIM0.sE, a
Portable range ef largest convenience and hr5. class
celsCucuCn, eqa=lled il this marEet.
HAYWARD e. HUTCHINSON,
he'n-lm No. 3IS eth street N. W.
, 1880-12-25
OPPOSED TO HIGH SALARIES,

,v,,,,,ro,- III IN, ~ ,r,,1 r,,,.,.,,
MANI r. ~" 1rn,.d ~, '.eu s,oto. s s"sn
to establish j,tsticc n.lll secure tho blessings
oC trat,uuLltity," Euuol atul cxnct f,lsttco bp-
tvnnn rft,yn,,a ia lin and tn IL, sn,uraI
Alt"s s It Is caod ~ @ TINT TINT We ,o ayo ny 'tl o bast
Government on earth, 1t Is evident that We
hnyp llut reached tic poelcct!ou hupu.l for
by lis founders.
ria Is 'ps'a. ,r,..1,, a.o,,,, -,,., aa. .,,.
INC kl'g1y crown rests upon tho prot!n"
Ctils nllA industrial MnsSes OF orr people.
Thu otcchotlers aro but the servants Of tho
mamie. ,y.,o lerIye their aust t,o,y,,rs frn,n
tlle ea'ise'st OF lhe sosotle'.n NOW aon,t
forget u, aaHl once Imagine t!le servants to
bu tho Government, atd themselves neccs-
sary to It's existence; for tho country is
oro ,ao,, n,',s,n ~ - I,'' ~ M n,oaa ~ S9 y T., W. w.
liaso oee1l clif'se'i 10 i1l us olllccs IL Is 10
tho real sovoFelKns ot Allioricn wa wish to
to cnll attention, md fnr tho,n asll II hearing
In comparison to the woIe population, bit
tow "ro needed to DO professional lncn: but
tw tnw bankers OF specalatoH nre real1lr'd.
Tho lslissses lnl1st bc composed Ut fnrners,
tnrs" r ,,.is ,r,at "vsrn,,.ns @ .s, ~ NJ,
...un u."a INA S''.. '"tn.sae W "!tf
nt,tni., " I'll upv ny, VIII u't ,St"MsaS w. W
tha ,,,,," n. @ .',. ,,as wI Mat Ky W. cM.t
HILL !ss ss.. o. % s ,is,sta @ ~ par r sGtv
ni. y a" H., 1S l,, 18th riel,gs aa te o%r poorer
inyata ,,,tMr osu. rnt ~ %".u a, " t,m M"1'
be.s nnlr , nra1i nrlui thatVe. % '.' eo"S'es'' I'D
pisn hfst punk wis'! 70 speak Gf Is that tho
III" n,, '' uo t13, u w Ms .,!,;, ~
~ nr GIm''.y 's sat1zsAS IeeGi'e !or thete
lt s' tam ~ ~ MSS|',se ~. " lis;is @ u n'av i, le M
Etva .'r.; ,,a ,i II ,ioi. ti rSmtry uat y snt ~
seLy laie! 9ts,ler Is unnecessary. I!iEll snl'
S li, ,,!air 1vnrII =. MI%iItsMsant nars isG. N'obs
, 1880-12-25
LITTLE QUEEN"

Do y0u remember tho natno wnrc.
The old pet t,AMc Ut Little Queen"
In tho tienr tlc,ii1 sluys thnt hre ITO 1llorc-
Tho hnpjtIest t!Mya Of CUR lives, wGeN?
For VIC fstr9u with thnt passionate love Of youth
That blessrs but onCu with ita prrfGtt bliss
4 love tint, IN spite Ut Its trust ltid truth,
Seems auvcr to thrive in 4 world like this.
I lived for you, and yuu lived for Mc-
AL wtls tentcrcl In "f,ittte Queen
Ami never q Thought IN 0nr henrts hutl wo
Tint strife 0r trouble N'llll come bgtwGcn,
Whit I'M utter sinking DF 8ulr It WIS!
How llttlG wG cared fur tho WuFtl or mGnl
For Inygs fnr kingdom, sliltf Loves sweet lRw5,
Wcro III! Of tho world n1iA ilru 10 us tho,l.
hut Il lnvD like ours WAS challenge to Ente;
4&o fnnE down tho curtain. and shtftGd tho
BcuIG. =
Yet sometimes now. when tho ,lny grows lntc,
cnu heAr you calling for "Littlc Queen"
For II htppy home, atil n busy life,
Cln nUtcr wholly crowd Otit Dur nnst.
III tllo twtllKht-phll8es tint como frlin strife,
Volt will think Of ME wh1io life Bhlli LUST.
And, however sweet tho voice Of Fame
Mny sing to 1ne Uf Il HrrAt Wnrll1'H pr1ligc.
! Hfntl s0Netin,es long fur tho oil pct fnsno
Tint You g,lyo to niD IN tho ueur dead tluys.
And nothing tho AHKcl-bnud Gun shy,
When reach tho shores Of tho Urcat Unseen,
Gun pitAAG mt so sIlttch rs III TINT tllly !.
10 hcAr your greeting Of "Lltt!U Queen"
ELLA WHEELER.
, 1880-12-25

averaged seven. lie Inns n comfort
any sey rc %is "i w.cee isti Ills sG" nxners ?'"s n4s
and aro resnlar attendants nt church, for tlla
AZ M q this ID ID u tices upon is;s 'ti itsn
800 net income. Anothor nelEl!hor, WHO
persons liz works 1t lsis businsss oniy
nbt}ut eiElt months III tho year, ut S:.m lMr
dny. fle l'as iu otllrr resources but Ills lNfty
wnEcs. tln has n comfortable house. lives
eny s,cety. liz Il " sIarcl, II 81" "Ncrr. as has rs
!oI.h long term Df years s'tlMrnte1ltn.i n Sab.
bntl,.scErnl. Ills earnings l,ny, nvetnyrtl
considerably less tIIal siV0. These are hut
S;a3nlrs ;a33,' % yers nrse portion Of o@r pn,
Of which fa!hlies III moderate circumstances
nllst deny themselves.
hut tllfs nrlivl j. being extended further
tl!nn was strslgne,l, which WIS to sllow tho
ior theft lai,or !" iseii,ier to euch otilcr flint
TINT y Just nn!t equal ls a eorrect rrfpvlpr,
nnd, II carried Out, will bring Ercat relief IL
TUG telling Ill..ssrs ut nrr people.
awcr. remoye the ,!nty on imports fron,! nil
the ilceessnrles ut Iltc, placing tlle tnritr nrl
luxurlrs !t artieles Tint tho lmor afe nat
compelled t9 lMy. Lever the salaries nearerr
II @ %9t sSn 9 Gs eass n* II y 9 m SfYr eSfa St
from circulation. Wu Hayu none too much
currency, wlicll s'loula bo krpt a ..lcgal.
tender Mt par with gold and silver. protrc-
md ctnrt officers, 50 tint sntl demands cil
he COLLECTED wiilinnt being swallowed ,,p In
THO payment, Of fees. Railway otliccrs' sat.
nries should be retlncr!l. Rites OH freight
nut passnlgers, reduced, instead Of w9terlns
ease Ut tha Now York, ,Central). crea,ing Il
fictitious captal, thereby pouring iinineusa
wealth Into the .lur nf u few win already
have mare wealth tllan they Gnu properly
"Kirgy." neither should they bu allowed tn
their servants. Communism .is not the rn,l
we seek. Whnt II ual can earn with his
own hands or brains I!e should possess: II
le ,lscs thu llasltls mil bruins Of Ills fellow
eitlzen to acquire WEALTH. he Is in IustIco
bound to lt,grnity share the profits nf hust-
,scss with those wflo mike wcaltl, possible to
HIN. II. d. l1lL1s.