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AN AFRICAN IRELAND.
WILL NOT LEAVE THE CABINET.


A new play by A. C. Glamour, entitled
Wives, was produced on Thursdsy afternoon
at the Vaudeville. The piece is constructed
entirely OF well-kuown materials, the only
divergence from The usual faalc being the
easy manner in which an INSCRIPTIONS
woman, who, 10 feed her jealousy and re-
venge, would have ruined Tue happiness Of
an innocent girl, is forgiven and the crime
forgotten by the parties most injured The
locale of The play il London ard the psriod
during the Zulu war
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The Wisconsin Legislature has rejected
bill To re-establish capital punishment.
CHIEF JUSTICE CRAWFORD, of Georgia, has
refused to allow his name to be presented in the
gubernatorial convention.
The New England sugar Re fuers are sstis-
fed with the new tariff law. They ought to be.
The schedule is very mneh in their favor.
Ex-DE FAcro- PRESIDENT HAYES is 6gur-
ing in the character of civil service reformer 1t
its him, as Mark Twain might say, like circus
tent"
The Washington Star says that ex-Repre-
sentative Neal of Ohio, is not a candidate for
Of the United States in the sense that he
is an applicant.
The Republican party need not permit
itself to get unduly excited over the speakership
Of the next Honse. The Democrats have Just had
an awful example, and are likely to profit by it,
The tariff bill, as printed in The Congress
siOnag Record is said to be full of blunders 1t has
been shown repeatedly that the Record is not faith
full in reporting speeches and debates. What is it
good for?
SOME Of the Northern State Legislatures
are looking into the inwardness of their aims
houses and penitentiaries aud find in them cor
ruption and cruelty SURPRISING anything before
suspected.
The adjournment of Congress has left 50
many members unemployed that oficeholders
about Washington are fearful OF being thrown
out into the cold to provide for the fice-hungIy
statesmen.
The Knights of Labor, an organization
of working people in the Northern States, are
getting up a campaign against convict labor, and
say that /. will be injected into State politics at
the coming elections.
BETWEEN John Sherman and local options
Charley Foster and anything to beat the Demo-
Gratis, the Prohibitonists and the tax men and the
license men, the lot of the Republican states
man in Ohio is not happy one.
SENATOR EDMUNDs will surely resign the
presidency of the Senate when Congress meets.
1t has been discovered that If he does not Senator
Logan will succeed TO the Craftsmanship Of the
Committee on the Judiciary.
The Philadelphia Tunes sums up the situ-
alton in Virginia in this brief paragraph: 1n ave
years Of reputation Virginia has secured Malone
and Riddleberger for United States senators, and
her bonds, even after scaling, selling at about
forty cents on the dollar
SMALLPox hss broken out among the
conVicts in tie Indiana State Prison South at
Jeferse nville 1t might not be bad thing for the
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The New England sugar rsfners are sstis-
ned with the new tariff law. They ought to be-
The schedule is very mneh in their favor.
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weather Is weather, and Virgins Is
Its PFODhef.

Great Virgins kindly US informs
That March will bTiog some heavy storms,
But when he fixes on q date
He does not rightly calculate.
He, doubtless. soon, will use his powers
TO tell Of fearful April showers;
But If q date he fixes on,
He'd better make it APRIL.
Perhaps he'll tell us by-and-by
Well have warm weather in July,
With rain upon the Fourth, no doubt,
Enough to put the fireworks out.
He might predict some drifting SLOWS
On or before December's close;
On dates he well may take his chance,
Or guided by circumstance.
His information ali should prize,
Fen should it happen Virgins lies
Whene'er he fixes on a date,
For oft great maids miscalculate.
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tions are done away. One loss there is,
however, the sources 'of important statistics
of banking progress contained in the bank
returns to the taxing officials. disappear.
The New York Chronicle does not anticipate
that the changes Congress has made will
prevent surplus revenue, bond calls, or the
need of further reductions in taxation, as the
changes made, will probably bring about no
extensive decrease in customs receipts. Mr..
Folgcr is delaying further bond calls until
the actual results Of the recent legislation
can be determined, but it il supposed before
the month closes 81 5 ,OO0, 900 more bonds will
be called. Some gold has been sent here
from Europe, and more is coming, ever
100000 altogether; the rise 10 exchange
m axes it probable that, for the present, there
will be no further Withdrawals of gold;
whether the movement of gold will be
speedily resumed must depend 10
some extent on our money market,
but mainly on our shipping freely. The
adjournment o. Congress, the passage of the
tariff bill, and the better outlook in COM
mercial circles altogether, prove to be not
sufficient to move the stock market OF New
York permanently upward. The Secretary
of the Treasury, unsolicited, has seen fit 10
restore The privilege OF exchanging gold al
the sub-treasury for silver certificates, which
will tend to facilitate the movement of
money from New York. Ii under the bene
6cent operation of the new law the capital
Of our national banks, private bankers,
trust companies, and other banking institu-
tions, should tend 10 increase according TO
expectation, the whole financial and banking
syst.m may gradually be expected TO grow
more stable, less sensitive 10 panics, and
against financial distrust and against the
perturbation of public and private credit.
The New York Indicator says: mo one will
dispute the uuisvorsble aspect OF the bank
for the pas, week. Stock market
prophets of the order of croaker will point
10 it as a confirmation of their predictions
hat trade, speculation, the railways and
money were about 10 be overwhelmed by q
financial tornsdo. The status OF the reserve,
i must be admitted, lie now lower than at
any time in the past two years. The only |
periods during this time at which the ratio |
If reserve 10 liability has been below twenty |
our per cent. was for the week ending Octo-
Der %, 1881, and the week ending November |
i, 1882" But the money remains in the |
country, still the demands made upon New
York show surprising strength Of resources
IN the part OF the banks.
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THE DEATH OF RIUHARO WAGNER

Morning on earth, es when dark hours descend,
Wide-wirged with plaques from heaven; when
hope and mirth
Wane, and no lips rebuke nor reprehend
Mourning on earth.
The soul wherein her songs of death and birth,
Darkness and light, were wont to sound and
blend,
Now silent, leaves the whole world less in worth !;
Winds that make moan and triumph, skies that
bend,
Thunders and sounds of tides in gulf OF firth,
Spake through his spirit of speech, whose death
should send
Mourning on earth A. C. swINBURSE.
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The New York Commercial Advertiser de-
clarss that the Republican party, having disposed
OF all other issues satisfactorily, must Eow ATTACK
the curse of rum and place itself on high mora
ground. Now let the Republican leaders take Mr..
Hastings's advice and go before the masses of Re-
publican liquor sellers and drinkers with that
platform. The Republican States are the heaviest
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo, March 13.-Considerable
connection exists among 1rishmen of ST.
Joseph over an Interview published in the
Herald of this city few days ago, purport-
ing 10 give information that the mysterious
"No. l" is a wealthy citizen of Canada, and
that large sum of money is 10 be raised on
S.. Patrick's Day, with which the Invinci-
bles are 10 strike very serious blows at the
British government. They denounce the
story as false and utterly repudiate the sem
timents expressed by the party interviewed,
who claimed 10 be a member OF the Irwin
cibles
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ALBANY, n. Y, March l3.-Friend, Hum
phreys & Sons, leather dealers, assigned. There
are thirty-nlne preferred creditors, whose claims
amount 10 Sl2S,329. The New York house OF
Humphreys & Co., which failed recently, was es-
tsblished as a branch OF the Albany concern.
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Amertcau Baseb.u A,.oeia,ion.

ST. LOUIS, March 13.-Tbe Americ an
Baseball Assoc alton resumed its secrst ses-
sion to-day. The morning was speot in the
selection of uwpires. The following were
elected regular umpires: Chas. F. Dinie!s,
Hartford; W. II. B.cspnon, New York;
Benj. Sommers, Cincinnati. Substitutes -
John I. Wagner, ST. Louis; Jno. E. Bass,
Brooklyn. The association is now arTang-
ing schedule of games.
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: s..Nrs1rrr old friends for The saks of

=s@''NEGLECr old friends for the sake OF
new and lose both" But remember that
Kidney-Wort is a friend you cannot afford to
neglect PlasteIs may relieve, but they can't
cure that lame back, Tor the kidneys are the
trouble snd yoa want remedy to act di
rscily on their secrstions, to purify and re-
tore their healthy condition. Kidney-Wort
has that specific action.
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WILL PROVE AN AL1BI.

PARIS, March 13.-Documents have ar
rived here showing that John Walsh. who
was arrested at Havre at the instance of the
British government, was not 10 Dublin at
the time the Phoenix Park murders were
n
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Won sroscH's RESIGNATION,

NON sIOsUH RESIGNATION,
BERLIN, March l3.-The resignation OF
Admiral Won och, chief of the Ministry Of
Msrine, is partly due to The d ference with
Bismarck in regard to the recent action of
the captain of the German corvette, Eliza
beth in seizing a piece of territory near
Hong Kong, and partly because the C ibinet
declined TO accept the propoasl OF Admiral
Won Stosch to expend $4,000, Doom. in for
tifying Kiel,
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DEADwooD, OAK March S-An extern
sive cave IN occurred in The Highland mine
here. The miners all msnsged to escape
unipjared, excepting one, who was fatally
hurt
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, March 13.-It is stated that be-
fore Egsn quilted IrelsDd he handed the
Land League funds and document, TO Par
nell, Bggar and Mccarthy. Stephens, ex-
FEM an head center, informed an interviewer
that he Leyer WAS applied to in America to
patroniZe the assassins
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#IF you are a woman and would contribute
your Influence 10 redeem humanity from its
numberless ills, make all things else subordi-
nate 10 health. Ii you possess this iuesti-
mable treasure You may transmit the came
and your ofspriug may rise up and call
YOU blessed. To secure this it will be well
10 seek the motherly countenaRce Of Mrs.
Pinkham Lynn, Mass.
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New YORK, March 13.-The well-known
WHISKY and wine house of Ives, Beecher & Co.
composed Of Frederick E. Ives, John s. Beecher
and Chas A. futile, and has stood well for q ar
ter OF q century, the paper of the firm having
ranked as the best on the market. The value OF
their assets cannot even be estimated.
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The salvage steamer has returned from the
scene OF the wreck OF the Ciubria. Divers
report number OF bodies of victims jammed
among the gear of lfeboat on deck. The
entrances 10 the cabins are closed by COM
pact MAS of bodies. To save the cargo
three decks will have to be removed by e1-
plos.Ses, and The explosions would shalter
tie 400 cJrpees in the hold.
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crop of Irish potatoes this year. He expects {
raise many carloads. The mountain lands ar
said to be fuely adapted to Irish potato culture.
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nHNSE.
THE BUDGET FOR 1884.

PARIS, March 13.-The budget for 1884
has been presented in the Chamber of Depu-
ties. The total increase OF expenditures is
estimated at $4,000, 0OUf estimated revenue,
3,203, 64O, S25f., aud expenditures 8, JOB, AL
1e5F
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that Tin January New Orleans exported sl2,6s7,-
2I5, and during February 80 54l 104, So f7S 80
in two months-an increase of more than sixty
ond to New York commercially. Indeed, our COM
merce far this year is greater than that Of any
two ports in the country, New York alone ex-
cepted,"
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COLUMBUS, o., March I3.-Chief Justice
VIM. v hite, of the Supreme Court OF Ohio, and
recently appointed United States district judge
for the Southern District of Ohio, died at his
home in Springfield last night
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PITIsBURG, March 13.-The Washington
sleeper en- the western e1p;ess, due here on
the Peunsy l7ania railroad at 8:46 o'ciock
s.u., caught fire near Wilnore Station, IN
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governor to reconvene that remarkable Lesisls-
ture in committee of the whole, and have it per
sonaIly look into the matter.
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AFTER THE DETECTIVES.

HAvRE, March l3.-Patrick Carey is en-
deavoring to secure the arrest of the English
detectives who assisted in the apprehension
of Walsh on French territory.
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We shall be liable TO trade rrverses so long we
depend on our raw products for expectation and
do not manufacture them at home. 1ustead OF
selling wheat ana cotton, we should feed the
wheat 10 spinners and weaveTs and sell GOTTEN
goods. OF the total exportat of s749, gil, 500,
wheat and wheat -four made up sl7l2.0,6s0, and
manufactured col ton s22i Gio,09l. The figures
carry their own comment.
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SkinnI Men.
A Pullman sleeper Burned.

"Well-'s Health Remover" restores health
and vigor, cures dyspepsia, impotence, sex
nal debility Il
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TRADE TROUBLES.
VIII Accept Forty Per CeHi.
Friend, Humphreys d sous, Albany.

CHICAGO, March l3-Creditors of Geo. H.
Tsylor Co., paper dealers. representing $500, 900
of the $40 900 liabilities, this morning agreed to
accept forty per cent The firm will resume.
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HE Republican party need not permit
itself to get unduly excited over the speakership
Of the next Honse. The Democrats have just had
an awful example, and are likely to profit by it,
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No scRoFULA can be so deep-seated, no
sore SO stubborn, but thstAyer's Sarsspsrills
can be found helpful. 1t will effect cure,
IL cure be possible
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DEATHS DOINGS.


Chas. g. Pearson, Of New Ham pshIre.
CONCORD, N. H, March 13.-Col. Chas c.
Pearson, proprietor of the People and Nelg Hump
shire Patriot, died this morning, aged ~ years.
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The indications on the surface Of Ohio
Democrs tic counscls suggest row such as has
usually injured the prosp cts of success at the
polls and divided the party of the State into fac
tons. Blu it is the opinion of the wisest among
the party le iders that the usual danger will be
ayertsd, an that the sent Incnt of the rs-k and
file will be expressed that the most foolish dis
turber of the peace will understand that his course
is simply suicide. Whether this will be the case
or not time alone can tell
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Judge VIM. white, Of Ohio.

DAsvILLE, VA, March I3.-Thos S.
Flournoy, ex-member of Congress and candidate
for governor on the Know-nothing ticket, died
this morning
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"WM. D. MILLER, Of S,rdis," says the
Batesville Blade, 'is tsvorably mentioned by both
Democrats and Greenbackers as q good man 10
pit against Nj. Ira D. oglesby for the office of dis
trict attorney" Good" however, doesn't sig
nifty beat" by long hop.
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Horsrord's Aeid Phosphate.

DR.. W. H. HoIcombe, New Orleans, La,
says: 81 found it al sdmirable remedy Tor
debilitated state OF the system, produced by
the wear and tear OF the nervous energies"
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saw-mill at Little Lot, Hickman county, Tenn, to
the opposite bank of Duck river. He has afioat
1000 fine logs, mostly poplar. which he will cut up
into choice lumber. Capt. Russell is tue owner of
the steamboat which plies Duck river from
Johnsouyille, on the Tennessee.
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Gov. CHARLES FOSTER: "Bethesda is the
finest water in ths world"
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CREWS DESIRE TO RESIGN.

LONDON March 13.-The Timss CORE
spoud.nt at Paris, speaking of the rumor
that President Grevy intended to resign,
says the general political situation, the con-
slant strides of Rsdicalism, the chronic in
stability Of the cabinets, the insults of the
reactionary Ofleanists and threats made at
anarchist msetinga, explain the desire of
Grevy 10 resign the presidency.
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thick, has been tapped in the Hester and /
lands at Coaling, Ala, from which Col. Johns
is now mining coal, which, he says, is equal
CRATE PURPOSES TO the MOnteyallO coal,
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Ex-DE FACro- President HAYES is fgur-
ing in the character of civil service reformer. It
its him, as Mark Twain might say, like circus
TENT
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WATCHING THE SOCIALISTS.

Detectives who are watching the Socialists
believe Prince Jerome Napoleon and Roshe r
are cog aiz ant OF The doing of Of the rioters.
THE GOVERNMENT TO PROVIDE WORK.
The government is considering the ques-
ton of providing work for persors out of
employm ent there.
ANARCHIST sENTfNC CONFIRMED.
LYONS, March l3.-The Court of Appeal
has confirmed the sentences of the anarchists
B lrdai, Bernard, Gsu;hier, Ric,rd and len
others. The sentences of seventeen anarch-
ists were miiigatsd
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ENGLAND.
THE ALABAMA AWARD sURPLUs.

THE ALABAMA AWARD SURPLUS,
LONDON, March 13.-In the Commons
last night Coleridge KeunsId, Conservative,
gave notice that be would question the gov
eminent as to what steps had been taken TO
recover the surplus of the Alabama award.
AN AFRICAN IRELAND.
In the Lords the colonial secretary, con-
ceruipg outrsges on the Transvaal frontier,
said the Beers favored peaceful effort to OBJ.
tain indemnity for sufferers by raids. The
use Of force would emily tend to create an
African Ireland.
WILL NOT LEAVE THE CABINET.
Earl Spencer will no. leave the Cabinet,
although he has resigned the presidency of
the Council.
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The st. Louis Telexrann Fig

ST. LOUIS, March 49, Judge Snyder, OF
he Belleviile Ull.) Circuit Court, rendered
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WILL BE REPRESENTED BY AMBASSADORS

L is reported that the chief sovereigus
aud princes who we're at Berlin during the
celebration OF the silver wedding of the
Crown Prince and Princess, agreed to be
represente at the coronation of the Gar by
ambassadors oply
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TO RESIGN.
Why President Grevy Desires to Retire
TO Private Life-The General
Political Situation
In France Anything but Satisfactory
The Land League Funds-E agIand
and the Alabama Award.

ST. PETERSBURG, Msrch 13.-The last act
Of Gortschakoff was to dictate telegram to
the Czsr, salutiDg him on the occasion of his
birthday.
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JUDGE ]. H. DOYLE, who succeeds Judge
Longworth on the Supreme Court of Ohio, was
born in Perry county nearly forty years ago. He
has been in the active practice of the law at To-
ledo for eighteen years, or until his election as
judge of that common pleas district, position he
resigned to go on the Supreme bench. The ques-
ton of his holding the place will be decided by
the people next fall.
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The Washington Star says that ex-Repre-
sentative Neal, of Ohio, is not a candidate for
treasurer Of the United States in the sense that he
Is an applicant.
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sonauy look into the matter.
SENATOR EDMUNDs, it ia said, will resign
the presidency of the Senate next December in
favor of Senator Anthony, of Rhode Island, he
having accepted the position with that under
standing. The veteran Vermonter prefers to re-
main on the floor.
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Tenn, who is an extensive lumber operator, will
soon erect rstclass mill of %. 900 feet capac
ity daily, near Winchester, Franklin county,
Tenn. When such men as Col. Hughes go into the
saw-mil business the neighbors may listen to hear
something hum.
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GEN. H. V. BoYNToN, the Washington cor
respondent of the Cincinnati: Commercial Gasette,
sa' that although he has been Keifer's warmest
friend, be is compelled II say that he is able to
tell when a is drunk. Keller was in that
condition at the time OF his insulting conduct
toward the correspondents. Boynton's statement
is corroborated by the other correspondents who
saw the Speaker.
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rum drinking States of the Union

The gubernstorial contest in Georgia is
30 far confined to the incumbent, Gov. Boynton,
and ex-spe,ker Bacon, who was so badly beaten
by Gov. stephens. 1t is stated that Joe Brown is
soon to resign his seat in the United States Sem
ate, and macy furnishing statesmen are licking
their hungry chops in anticipation of feast upon
the remains of his office. However, the venerable
Joseph is very uncertain factor in Georgia
politics,
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WINDOW has iust written to friend in
Winona, saying that he has no intention of chang.
ing his residence from Minnesota. 81 love the
State and her people," says he, land shall con.
unue to make 1t my home" The suggestion that
he come home and run for governor appears to
have struck Window favorably.
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Elk SENATOR DAVID DAVIS told the Wash
iugton correspondents that he did not want his
wedding written up, and that if any of them came
down to Fayetteville they should not enter the
house. The senator had evidently been reading
their reports Of the series Of Tabor events.
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CONGRESSMAN BELFoRD says he will ask
the Democratic House to investigate the Star-route
business next winter. Democratic member of
the next Bouse states that such an investigation
could be had on Senator Van Wyck's charges in
the Senate # net explained away by Brewster in
sdvance.