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Ell him here. from the fact that his pur-
chase Of tbs nomination - nGi0rON>.
Foster is bitterly unpopular. and the
combination. as heard an angry friend
OF his put it short time ago, of the
Democrats. Prohibtionists, Methodists.
>IaIwaIts. and the Devil against him
makes Charities road a rough one. He
may win the race. hui | doubt it, If
Book walter is elected he will he III the
field for the Presidency III iSSi, and a.
Ohio has Il monopoly of that office the
"unterriticd y of the 18th district may as
well begin practlcing Oh &" Rah for Book
walter; without further delay. The
most gratifying thing about Ohio politics
is the almost total decline of the Green
back lunacy. They have ticket in the
field, bat all | have been able to hear
about it, is the witticiSm that "most
likely it will run well in Athens" that
town being the location OF the State In
sane Asylum.
I hope at some future day to give my
cd Cecil friends some idea Of my i'm
! prcssions of Ohio schools. mines, etc.
but for the present must close, with the
! ilope that all the blessings of life may
rest on the Old county, around which Sc
! many pleasant memories cluster.
4
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Is: LIST. To secure L. it, members o. their heir
It su;it af money ~ time whvn it j. lnUS rerc,i
FL 10 in>iuc >N"i, benefits ~ tn lowest cost
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A Better Market for Grain !

We take pleasure iii informing
eur customers. and the farming
community generally. that we
have erected. on our wharf.
substantial Warehouse for the
reception and storage of
Grain. BuleN HUy, dc.
The building is fitted with an
Elevator, and grain is stored
without labor to the seller. We
have placed in position new
Fairbanks Standard Six-ton
Scale of the most approved pat
tern. In connection with these
facilities, our own vessel is en-
nloyed III carrying the grain,
which at once secures the l",r,st
,frGght-raft 0H0in0jic. We offer
our customers the advantages of
this change, as the highest prices
warranted by each dry markets
will he paid. Grain stored and
freighted from here. or from any
point nn the river. at the loves,
rates.
-. SCOTT Il BRO,
EIETn>. Nh.
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JNCOEPOR.lTEB 1851.
Sun Mutual Aid Society Of Baltimore.
The Object of tie dissertation

Til" Officers and References ~" gentlemen o
wclI-knowli business ami professional standing
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- Estimates made upon application and the lowest prices consistent
with satisfactory STEPHEN NORRIS SON.
, 1881-11-26
r. /, Already Printing Parallels Be-
tween Himself and the Despots
Of tho Past.
In Anonymous King Writes a
Book Which Reflects on
Prince Bismarck.
q. Sublime Turk Has at Last Got
Fairly Mixed Up With
Tunis.
RUSSIA.

,ur rzAn Must NOW FEAf, THE HEAVENR
iRoyE As WELL. Az rlfE EAlsr11 be-
yEATjI
t,tyrd here Of mn unsuccessful! attempt mndo
tr Tsrrorlsts aga!l,st the Czar.
: The imperial family. In consequence, Inns
tecIled Upon removing ut once from
Gatsthfna
P,!yate sources confirm, tho report.
The Russian palIce, without allowing tho
na tact to becoMo known, made
MANY ARRESTS .
Ia st. Petersburg, kAarkoif, and Tcl'erni-
goa. .......
Among the prisoners arc the Chief Of Po-
les Of all Important provincial city, two
d,ushtcrs Of a high State official. and two
jeEtst merchants, besides number of stu.
dents and active members OF tho N!llfltst
putty.
ruE pror WAS AN EXTRAORDINARY ONE.
ltwas decided to CAUSE balloon to ASCEND
near Gatschina carrying quantity Ut dynt,-
mite and explosive tlreballs. together With
appliances to cause
TIE BALLOON
sofall within the pataca yard, when 1t would
explode aud sst tic palace on fire. III the
confusion It was lnte,,tled to seize tho Czar
nd his family Tho I,achinury seized shows
tha. ha.eycryt|iing was In readiness for tile exc
. satQn Of thu plot,
, 1881-11-26
THE BRITISH.

Taxn fhH!IANENT,
,A1s ,A1s'pS. Nov. @3.-Tho Cabinet vii! prob.
d. s sssea wv u'a flrst week III December. The
,hpn ~ ~ ule Feassesnbl4ng OF Parliament will
J,pn." )" - a'Ea!'se.l-probably for the ii Of
Wy -, VI Tue 9th OF Fsbrtlnsy,
t.txa.. t,lE r1oEoN.siIopr1N0 MATCH
r,inriea,e eafser and Eden, member Of the
ii attpss tts.'s e'abs, fur &l00 side, Eden stood
,hny n''S'e'9's yards rise md Carver at
lluIa, a' ataf'eE won tho match by i've birds,
'''f's-lse out Of fifty.
ha .e,os oARsMAN NoYn
.aes p'N oysp ~ y challenge Of IIanlan to row a
tot tba 1r T,.a a1e lllalnes championship course
t,on sno o,'aI'ies championship md q stake Of
a -" to L, ,o0o u side.
A ,4aEoS, KILLlN0 Poun 'pxRsnKs.
t7vach,aa ch,SMkcE-tfa!n " from Edlnburk, mn
ius i: wi,h laYport Station, can,e in coils
la.ter w,s goods train. Tie engine OF the
ksson, ~ allven tn.ltly iuto tha yan, -Four
'''s Killed and eight injured.
., jsn.a| nas|egFanh announce, ths susnens1on
nstcban,. oaKilsh L Co., South American
~'' At Liverpool,
Aclrcu1o,, ,,I,SpEnkitArH ,ssn 1iosps.
EoadhohN1aa s.! issued by tha Confederate States
tlap sts ,u1 s'sa co'amlttea explalns thelr posI.
Adam ,rct;s,k ~ kxrInaxR DEAD, g..
4eaaeE Of the Livingstone
, 1881-11-26

Tile Ne,v York Billiard Tournament
-Dion Wius tlle Cha han'pionsiip and
NcllncIcr tho Sec0nd Prize.

Tile Nesv York, Billiard Tournament
-DiOn vgins the Cha aanspionaiip und
.Kci,acfcr ttie socond Prize.
NEW YonK, Nov. a5.-1n tlle cushion :
carrom billiard tournament Sexton In sixty
Quo Innings. defeated Daly, who made ISL.
III slxty-three innings In the CANT with
Sctacfer, Duly made 1877 points. and 15t In
the game Ut sixty-ono innings. This
gives Dion the first prize Of tho
tournament, $1,000 and thu diamond
emblem, lle having won seye,l gnnles out OF
tho nlIle which eacll nlnn played. The lust
game of tlio regular series brought together
Sexton Ar4 Se|Iaefer This provodto be the
finest spectme, of billartl-playinK seen dur
ing tho tournament, n.lll WIS finally won by
Scliaeier mnking his @o3 III tho tlfty-ninth
Inning, Sexton having Malu IT.. This was
the sixth game wun by ScIlaefcr, nlli gives
him the second prlzc, S100.
SUMMARY.
NEW YonK, Nov. aj.-Eluyenth day of tho
cushion. currOEn tournament for tho ehAtnptnn-
shIp ot tno world; gatnes a9 points u}', with ?H-
tal!o, with Monarah cushions
Forty-ltrst game: Sexton 200. DAILY l81; nv
erayes-svxtnn 3l7.gl. l,aIy : 51.ol: highest
ruHs-scxton y. Ii. II, I,aly y, Ii. 2.
averaEea-Sehnvfor ls.E. naly l-d3; highest
runs-Sc1lAcfur II. II, Da1y Ii. II.
Forty. thir.i Ea,n1: llion :U, Carter Isl; n.y.
ply" 1l,". y IT, q sol h'sho't ruus-nio''
Forty-foarta xaaie; senacfcr no. scxton IL;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .s'-hA. sexton : 2hl-59; high
est rans-Achaotor ", II, Il, Sexton .a. II, 10.
Wlaner,of tho tiTst priza sr,d championship of
pf}ze. J4EUb &ChACEeF,
, 1881-11-26
INSURANCE.,
Cincinnati Wood ds@orkcr4 Entcr tnto 2
rSutInl Arrangements.

Cincinnati Waods@orkcr4 Enter tnto p
HsusNnl Arrangements,
6ps:!ai uttp4tsh II I'M GhteAau Tribune.
CISclSSAr1,O.,N Nov. ah-Sinco tho great fire
In tie Bottoms In this city in July last, wllo,
several woodworking uni furniture estab-
llshmr,ta were cLtller destroyed ur badly
dnnageu, tho ratcs Ut Insurance. liayp nd.
yallred fully 5!I per cent up0n risks Of that
kind. Tlley are declltcd extra hazardous.
a1lu underwriters tlu nUt care about taking
risks at any premiums tint mny be tlalI,ed.
Alucl, Ut tic 0htuctions to fnsnrlng property
Of tint kind IN this city arises fronl the
close contingency Of tic buildings, relltlcr-
ing 1t at.uost noxt to impossible to save
any Ut uaul II ono OF theM catches fire. III
y!ew OF such hlglf ratos Us llnye been udopt.
edby Insurance. companies, alld the necessity
Ut adopting some fleails VI relMlursinE
tAonlsslyes III case Of loss by tiEo, tue prlll-
clral furniture manufacturers have for SOMA
tllae past iad under consideration Na pysac-
tlcabll!ty 0f prganlzln9 company TOR Mu-
tnal protection. aud u tuw days ago
the Robert Mitchell mud othcr manu-
facturing companies addressed card to
tha various branches Ut tha woodworking
luwfng points: First, total value OF eael,
class OF woodworking property; secon..
loss Of each c!ass; third, ratio OF values i'll
sured; fnurst, amount OF premiums paid to
insurance companies; fifth, amount 1T loss
to Insurance. companies; slxtl,, amount OF
iosa to manufacturers abovo tlldc!altly rt-
eeked; sByGntll, cauRea Ot tlres
ttessr aats %srs !I't saHr'tt;e't !, tbs t.
Aionltor Fire Association OF Cantt4., o.. for
analysis. lIo rup1rtul ttlat 10 .per cont ut tho
loss hntl t,etn fronl avo!dab!o cau4os, a.ui
recommended . plan Of Insurance. basstl
VI tlre md tt.o l,uatls Of pEotuet'an against
ttre, 4 committees Ut six lneil Has appointed
by tia FMrrlturu ExclIaNK0 to confer
with Ar. Patterson Ielatly9 to tti8 Rlan
committee, at 4 meeting ur tlo woodwork
, 1881-11-26
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
Frt4htfnl Spread or tho stnnll-pox In
tlio North west.

tno nor1hWcht'
sptf'dt b!,pafea 70 1a* ca'faao Tribune.
81. FACr. Nov. :"1.--A special FROM Dreck-
inrllRe says: "Supcrysor Harris, OF Me-
Ct1,1pyyttIe. ttnlay tp]p1ronlcd the f,nyernnr
rrnnrt1nv ,,ino a,sos ~ liz t.,,.s,
as,t,,'. ~ r.. .,,.',t,o w. ~ ne
ask'hR tllal pllyslcla'l oe Sent, as there Is
danger Of general sprca,i Of the dread dis
easc. e. Tl!c disease was brought from stearns
~ ,,.,.,, n,,t,,a,1.a.1" .'.,,,'
y. 'aoic st,hpauetlc M ''etshop1s "ase'ieo Will
MN nc d1tlefeilt tltllcs, anu scratched lIta
bady to nllay tho terrible itching, and nut
until lie was dead wes II knowu
,vhot tia ,,,snuso ,ros rr,n ,,t,,,.t,t". ~
"1 .'J uasessu W.; lne '.n.nol1leS u
acehe"t"!Re a1,o Manpctoll haVc auaratl-
tined against 31cCon!eyvIfle, anu cstab-
lisfled guards Oil nlt roads leading from, tho
town" Tile terrible scnrrra shows m
n5,,tn,or+ n, urri,r mi Stoa.,,n r.,,,t,.
.'. Mu'e's..t , III epl'ne t!t''' ose"li's eo"nts,
tnefe peltle TT least II cases, WITH several
deaths ttal1y. President Hewitt Of tic State
Board OF liratt1,. visited the district. ana
funtl thot tin ,,,,o IN mi r,,s ,,aot III
,,tn,to,s H. t,'.', .o..,.., ~ a.o ~ =.
uia.o' a, nj, ~ luui'u asscmpletl ~ sto1e Ut
spring ll,il nut less than twenty tncn, part
Of them directly fron. tlsoIr homes in which
nj tim Liuooso rim, NJ, .,rran.; ~ ~
~ .,.e,. ..sa". .,ss..,' "' as'ss0 ~
, 1881-11-26
aitltn. l'auct, a'nl l}oltsn Abbey were Inst on
1'rItus Sl,oal, ns,ont 80 ,H1Ies from Hong
Kong. All l.A.lds were sayc.t.

nldtn. pngct, a.ul 1}olh.n Abbey were lnst on
1'rEtus Shoal, ns,n,l 80 m1Ies from Hong
konK. All l,Aslds were saved.
LArAN.
y'uKo,tAitA. Nov. I.--Vho Englsl, l'rlnccs
left Tuktn, wlcrH they 11ntl beet, tic gttests
IT tic .tnpalicse Government for seyer sIays,
for Yokohama On the morning Ut tic 1gtl, Ut
October, md were present Mt regntta held
in tileir honor by n 1ncn1 AMATEUR rowtrg club.
On tho 3lst tho NLtkatlO vstct tho UaccTa,Itc,
OIL which slip the Princes are mt,lsllfp1ncn,
where he Ind luncheon, anil afterwards Wit
ltessetl tho ii,e1l drill nMl perform s,tt,dry
nnvnl exercises.
4 flying squadron sailed for Kobo OH Tho
lat Inst.
Tho Afikado's hirth.1ay was celebrated tho
81 list. Mr.. AnYoni, Minister Ut Foreign
Affairs, entertained the foreign representa-
ttyes and many other guests at dlnner in tho
evening.
Tic dispute between the foreigners a!,tt
tin .japaneso III reference tn Tho silk tra,lu Ii
still unsettled. Tho japanese llnye passed
resolutions fav0rlnG n direct export Of the
whole staple now in Yokohama, at,sl binding
themselves not to dissolve their combination
so long us tic Foreigners decline to conform
to tic rules OF tic guild. 'fliorn Is SERIOUS
agitation in tic silk districts, iii consequence
Df dearill Of money. 1t IL supposed tint
the Japanese combination cAlll,nt bU stts-
TUNED, In vfGw vi tic losses alreaty tale-
graphed from tho Lulltlnn market. Kunn,l,
Envoy, md suite, consisting OF thlrty.1ve
persons, inve arrived.
, 1881-11-26
PHILADELPHIA THIEVES,

a lux NAACEF WIFI S&sou0 SulnFy 4AA&
tho appointment OF q Subordinate
Whose Eco. Amount to 100000 rho
Taxpayers Robbed Of Millions OF Doll
lars - Ex-Co1tector- Smith
Qntte Unconcerncd Regarding tho
Investigation IaaltEuratet1 by the
Committee OF Ono Hundred.
8ptetal Dhpateh 10 Thu Chteaao 1rtb1ins-
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. a5.-Thcre Is rs yet
nothing to prove that tilc cl,arggs of fraud
against the Tax Qiilce will show anything
beyond what was discovered by the krun,-
.salaar Investigating COMMITTEES ln 1870. So
fur The ground for them Is found in evidence
privately furnished to tho Committee Of Quo
Hundred by 11anel, ono Of tic clerks who
was prosecuted ut tha tiMo and sent to Jail,
That the wholo system OF collecting taXes III
tt,is city Inns bean rotten for many years may
well bo understood wien It Is known that the
Receiver of Taxes. whose salary Is only
S4b00 q yenr, has tic mp poihtnent Of ltc-
clayer of Delinquent Taxes, whose enloll-
mcnts last year were over S400, 900. out of
Which he Ind legally to l'ay only the OK
pcl,ses Of Ills office, a matter Ut $4,000 or
S5o, 900 year. Tint he WIS permitted to TO-
tain all tfat amount without proper division
alM( sllunce Ia hardly tu bu Imagined. Tic
Receiver Of Taxes III 1876. Thomas ]. Sm!liI.
grow rich out OF the 0tlloe. but lie WIS never
theiess tho means OF snstitul[ng reforns In
tito business Of collecting which n,adU
!'aposslb!a tseits snch rs lnd occuffcd ah:the
first yuar Ut Ills administration. What is
known Is that tho taxos pull! by the Uirartl
llfy-Iusurance i Annuity Conipany In QUO
~ t,v,, VIM y. Inv. o1otI In rrmch tha T'raos,
TRY. Gnu Ut the committee explained tlat
tic frauds might lnyu been committed In
hundreds of ways, and wero aln&ost I,npossi-
bio to detect. auunose. for INSTANCE, II prop
w.. W "ss" a, ~ ~ IT,. s,',to ,,o.1,tS .ps.,s
erty.ownos camo 10 lno o11leetn pay A!s taAes.
UMler SMtth's administration taaro wero
tlitean clerks. each Ut whom made
out the bills for two wnr.ls. Tho
4assessu, 1.tu.st! Msssunso y. ut.sM!'
NtlR1tt AaSo o1h'tSea that pal"euiRt property.
The clerk wou!d SEQ at once that ILLS raIno
, 1881-11-26

UIsAfAIlCk AND TtfE REICIEaTtG.
I,El.L1S, Nov. aj,-Scyerat newspapers
here state that at the Parliamentary dinner
yesterday Bismarck observed that he appre-
he,,tled no c0ntltct with the llefclIstag dur
Ing its present session, ani did not conteul-
p1ate Its dissolution. The bills announced
III tAa Imperial tnessnge, he said, would mt
be dealt with all ut once. Considerable tfma
will be required to dispose Of them, II he
should pu unable to carry ont his projects,
lie would confno himself to foreign affairs
and appoint Vlce-Chancclior for the Home
Department,
THE SOCIALISTS.
Tho Retcl.stnQ hos passed a resolution for
tho suspension Of criminal proceedings
against tile Socialist members, Kraecksr and
uasuutleuer, during the present session.
HEAD
The death Of wilhelm Busch, Bur9eol,-
General Of tho Prussian army from 1sG0 to
1870, Is announced.
TIlASKsGIvISG-DAY IN nEI1L1N.
Tic AMERICANS hero celebrated Thanks
ctyInu by n grand bannuct. Mr. Everett.
Ftrst sacretnrv In cl,nrus of tho 1,c,rot,on'
arast,lo;} .arI ,,rnn,oaI tho haiti, ~ En,.
Msa,1' ta1,,,;a s.s... ~ nsaa,Ia.. S.t,,n II.nr
1elot H'ata"i a''u 1!c".uont 1a.t.tut, i. 1to11
1nesst. IN lospoMu.ne 10 eho 1oast 10 ule Gnl-
peror. Sa|a: NoWtoto 1'o1o t!'a'! III Vet.
many was tic Nation esteemed when sheu
so much blood for the abolition OF. slavery"
Baron Vonlcrhet, Court Chaplain, Herr
Frnmnef and nil tile American colony Werc
nresent.
r,,v M, ,rrr,<r. ~, . rropor
,o,,,,i,',. -, rn,.a-,. -. .,,. III ihar,, -ros.
~. "k '''.'a ~ " H.. rA.,.s,...,. 90
t'ae h1o ~ snsous'on oso VI u.o uoss'"non' @ "
piaeaf0 W'Voo eo!Ho8 VI Ine speeU't l1o'.. tne
throne all over fFn8sla fecn4ls LIE n1etlfous
fAf n 4s1itt mar n ~
man Gazette remarks that tho pracflcu HlBltt
even ba described rs constitutional, and
draws 'au analogy with Vlcur Enlaiuel's
proc]ap,nt!ons aftOr ASCENDING tile throne ,,l-
.,er atlverae co,tlItlons. ,vI,nn the King dis.
sa,vcd In Thomhor mr., 'no,In n nersnnat Nh
, 1881-11-26
T'UNIS.

RETURNED FROM XAGttO uAN.
LONDON, Nnv. 1j.-lhe Tnnsfnn lroUps
cncamped at Xasll0unn lave returned 10
Tunfs. Most uf tl,am will lc dsba,Mled.
At LAST.
TuNIs. Nov. 2j.-'rlso Grand Vizier. in tic
mama Of tho Sultan Of Turkey, bas written to
the hey requiring tic Tunts tinygrntuent to
I1ny large SUN to Alosem refugees III Con-
stalltinoplo from Sfax fur lusses at the b0n,.
bartlment OF lhat place BY the French. Tho
hey Is mucl, perturbelt. and Inns forwarded 4
communication OIL the subject to the French
Minister.
4 HARD now TO HOE.
A. portion Of Gen. Forgclnols division
fought tho whole way to Gatsa- Tho troops
Were greatly fntigued.
, 1881-11-26

Boston, Nov. :.g1-A letter from Huonos
Ayres SAYS "'rl,u death OF President TAR
fluid griovetl It's soroly. There WINS n very
touching demonstration tit Buenns Ayrs.
Fifteen Thousand persons marched rast the
American Legation with various national
banners drnpeu, anl eighteen bA,lls IN tie
procession playing dtrges. The United
STATES Minister stood ola tic balcony with
many American residents. Not a spcecl,,
not sllnut, alll not Il human volcs could ba
heard. Three cx-l'resitsents Of tho country
walked In thu ranlss. between 1900 altl
5000 .wero 1ta'lnn residents. nbout 1900
French, and about ! 800 f;ugll,ans.
, 1881-11-26
ITALY.

TIE INSULT TO THE POPE,
IloME. Nov. a5-In tho Chamber Of DGpu-
illus totlny Stgnor R,lsposl announced Tint ho
llatl abandoned his intontion to present m
Interpolation III regard to the disturbances
attending tho removal OF tho remains Of
Pope Plus lX.
A. DUEL WITH 1sArIERs.
SIlrefal EsaIls.
PAu1s, Nor. ai.-'rhc Herald special cablo aaya;
4 correspondent OF tho 1lols sends tito foIiow-
ing from ltone: "Capt. Goorgo lutlor Is fine
specimen OF American manhood. fIo now re-
sides at Nonc, and as paintcr by profess
sion. He is as clever with the sword
~ With the brush, Notwithstanding tint
ho has only his loft hund available. Capt Hut
ler, the other ttuy, wns walking out with
brother artist, also Ill American, whom signor
BtaBsos san 1tular, nccostcti CRpt nut1ers friend.
Capt. Butler said, DO not answcr him, for he Is
ttpsy,' unu Immediately rocplyed IL clap In tho
face. 4 chaltongo followed.
TIL: ANTAGONISTS MET
ut quartcr-pAst OH the Afternoon OF tho 11th
at n SPOT outside tho rorta Cavalcegtra. They
were attended By tho.r respective seconds anA
surgeons, and fought with long Italian
raplcrs-iorrib10 weapons In tho hanhs OF
strong and s<fllful mon, bolnG worry thin, Ana
sharp At thu point as rnzor. They peuatrato
with wonderful facility. Rad arc rarely used II,
duels, unoss mischief Ia meant. Although Cunt.
nuttgr ha1 had nu previous RClldRc n1ai.1st Sig
nor biaasa, hu Boems to hayo eapoliaol bis
friends quArrel, aud to havo boon determined
to wfpd out In blood tho insult OF tho
b low received. signor Masso Ia tho eon OF
Italian olaecr, and IL cinployol In tho 0ovoru-
ment Tobacco Department. He wears eYc-
Giasses. Although. IN excellent ranccr, ana pos
seasing the advantage Of right arm, it soon be-
came oyIdunt that ha was
NO MATCH Fur Ills ANTA00EIaT.
, 1881-11-26

ers this afternoon, recommended that nil
members of the Furnttnre. Exchange become
III nnrn ,nelnlNrs nt t11a Mnmitor Flsc-1Iistr-
wrre ii o,'co 'i appi" ;i tor: It il I te nu Srsse
!" stctlrn Il sufficient humber Ut applications
to ts.tnb!isIl II wuolworkers' club. The
nssociat!oti Will lug. uWni the nut
l'n' .pf'tf', ai.l will depend for Its
nre TO be taken axutfst itre. 1t Is believed
That tho danger Vt iire cut be reduced 81 per
cent, and til 4. .nllttunl company. there will 1u
every reaAoIl for adopting at known precals-
1!ate list 81 Di, thiH c!ass 1T risks for cvury
dollar received th premiums, atld nre glad TO
yet ril Ut that class nf business. Tlle woo!l-
working Interest fs tho ntnst Important Ill
alrl lilo new move il ono Of inuch iiilpor.
tallCe.
, 1881-11-26


Gl the wt'ue.s-sta1d III tho Quarter Sessions,
during the trial before .Iut(se 1,l!iDw, wu4
nskGI: ''I)li tin Tax llect!yer lInve any
ktIUwlftlge Uf tllesr thpfta?" And linbet
nf thel,." Therefore. il jianci Iiow III! tie
TRUTH hn then pgrjnrea himself. Mr.. 1laneI
says Ila l,as been t'tTcresi loiley by the tu.l-
mites Ut Onr Hundred to make III. dis.
fI,s'tsss' f cc 5 .st w' ~ as ] esn f1sn St That
liability lse might iItGur through Ills state.
1ne1lts to Its lHeinbers. lie says: " II had
not nlt him ~ 1all wonltl y hive gone
'"'s MI" a f9 "y pskr tx :'i IT, syS estnel t. 1"Sk %
q pr1tcctur IN lilo Committee Ut One 1iun-
tFrtl? | glless not. WlInteyHr l llnye
tntle MN prepared to-, stand
w., My accounts 'ipor lenyin9 tho Tux
CDntroller, ninl whatever balnilce WIS duo
MD tlpoy 50 .Ioins !ay a,!rctlss were Released
by The tity Councils. Notwithstanding this,
Or statute II Limitations. sta,Ni rc;,dy l'Miay
to meet any liability THAT cnit be innestiy
cil,lrEcl ngal' Inst 1,le." lane! said That tho
statenle'lts tius far VIII !'nplicale every chi
poSG 4o ~ w las Vfse sit dFE''S ~ dg ;,f
INKS wll! rencfi millions Ut a1Elnrs. Tile nf-
ilec," satd I,e. "wns corrupt from the head Of
tue tteparttnent d0wn to the bootb1aek. |
1nean tilat IN l;tcrai SENSE. Tile b?otblack
tic aflaee to net rs errund boy. Ills tfutiCs
wefc lf' tAke llle hunks out VI tie sttt III 1ho
l!rllillg,. put ulcin buck Mt hight, n1ll for
tl:is sersice ttlo clerks wera tt!xed st pcr
nUlith zach. J1u nlsU rccesve.l 4 wnrrnlt
every 'nunth for .s:1.. !lo,'t know w!sere
tle '!l.,lIcy wctlt, fur the boy. never received
!1re tsln!' ~ or ~ nt the eItl ut tla month.
llB WIS Slilelled III Il fraudulent transaction
by which / WIS Il l0ter to the nlhnl,1,t nf
SnD. gut ny ny ncc.'l,nts @ we're tle!l IRREGULAR.
IlIHu 10 grill niu bear 1t. Tile ljnt CNllH tO
Et|s y tss r., w; t,',.t; shse k for @ S flfs1 6y
t., 1ss ssc;ts ,a e g. PIX p.o Ebsr!ss @ tax q
cllait3e and the rece1pted oil. THIS check
t!'fnsti ont ~ to 1s forgery. n,ld ,au to pay
wltlstandlng | Was tue one victtnlzed, snItf,,
@ tSk e sas seaP et q o1t y edG e. eya e!'T@ @ n,t
esns cssts 5aek ts' ~ si II 'st 81 3 s rsS '1Ssi 5 h.
tral}s, t1 Is ,.,Ia n'' We c!Iks' d.w:1s VIZ.
wns nrrestett; anu at tic hsar!ng Ut the ten
tiAt olne!oil Mf. olttlA Wouil hoI peffillt no
- rst lHG ar ns a eXp".9 iva IL w@teyeF e. OF Tug
WIS not calltd rs witness u alJ.'
1he nag nnGagreaate stenittlas s!iiti , was nskeu.
e ,,n a'lio!tht 31 wil Iaii ihto millions: Nc
s s as W. ts WIFI ut ow 80 cSss1 esg1 m m
vi. s9lvct' tlnt naa no l!ope 0i eStfact!ns N.Y.
iai, ssai coi'ies ;,, s , y etftls, tt, ma wne
u tint ol'ice c'' nfsrs ~ yo'' Wien be;
cah1t Il Witness l9r ile 5tate III ING case OF
!le nioKris char9eu With co!'pllclty II the
trnnas, A. ollllt!t oep9eG 81 ine 1or t'0i's
sass Y W, be cafe1aa a,F ~ WHAT l sl1'l. Was
careful aug shteltlca hliil, anu was rewarded
~ HAVING Smith DTEAE Ills ufQ1nlsn tliIE liz
, 1881-11-26
THE EAST.

FEELlN0 AUAlSEr THE 0NEEKB,
CoNsrASTIxopLE, Nov. .5.-Iha Greek
T0st-O Oltlco llare WIZ forclbly CLOSED tolay.
The Greeks auittod Without resistance, de-
clarlnY they yielded to force.
DEATH OF y rRELATE.
lloME, N0:. 25.-TlIe laattl ID announced
OF tho Latin Patriarch Of Consta,ltInoplc.
WITHIN FIVE DAYS 0E a{kltv.
CoSsrANTIsorLE, <NoH 2h-A corre-
spontlent recently Imprisoned In Merry ar-
rived In 6ta,nbuul. lilo says Nusstan trains
aro running Oh the Casplan HALLWAY, which
Is III working order to within five days march
of Mery.
, 1881-11-26

lng match. hut America won tho turkeys.
ten. itn,lianxer. responding. to y. toast,
mrs II, every respect Il inOslsl, MIL ssknd that
the Rnat,ttIn,sn innGltes, III cOns drratlntl Of
tla' .'ay MIL tho nsrAslttil hs p.,',neal t!ler
oiletls's. CDmntalul nn Di1Itsr PENNY. tidn.
t;ov. Siurrny ' , ts,,lure, Ulo,n a regular
monts ai,caJ e"'l,naieti them 10 tIcciiiie.
'FIloy lsft for tho West On tt.nGs and will re-
turn EaAt ytA tho Southern Pacific.