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WINDOW oL4ss wonHERs.


IouIt for the Trade.
Pl1TsUuRoH, July l0.-The National Az
sociation Of Window Glass Workers met
10 annual session in Kauaeld Hall, South
Side, this morning. The attendance was
large, litIy.nine gentlemen, representing
every window glass factory In the United
States being present. The morning session
wEs taken up with the examination oi dele.
gates, certificates and other routine busi'
meas.
In speaking Of the outlook leading
manufacturer said to-day: "Beyond the
TACT that We have appointed . Conference
Committee OF wOrknen, Caunot tell you
anything Of what has actually happened.
have no doubt, however, but what the
convention OF wUrkmen will discuss the
question Of wages, for there Is every pros
ect OF reduction and perhaps strike.
The new tariff cut doEn the profits on
window glass ten per cent, and Inanulac'
lureB have been doing business at a lpss
all this year. One million oil boxes
Of gas were imported last year,
WHICH Is 100000 more boxes than
was ever imported in similar
period before. 'rhIs shows that We are NOT
able 10 make glass as cheRply rs ioreigneFB.
Their No. 3glass they claim 10 equal to our
No. 9. As We cannot pay the present
wages suppose there will be reduction;
aud II there is, then suppose there will
be fight Sgsinst 1t. The manufacturers
do not know when the woI&mcn will be
ready to Eeet them but they DO not intend
to be caught mapping Tins men usually
put of the meeting until Just about the
time factories are ready 10 start up and
then they have us at disadvantage. This
year We do not propose TO have anything
a; :, Lts.A ~ ]
VI lliut s...-. ,
The association continued in session this
afternoon but the delegates refuse 10 give
any information CONCERNING what WIS
done and what business will be transacted
before fnal adjournment. It's known,
however, that tile wages question will be
and fears are expressed that
TIM action Of the convention IN this
direction will lead 10 h strike. ManuiaC.
turers say that the new tariff has reduced
their profits ten per cent and that there
must be corresponding reduction in wages
when work Is resumed, which will bs the
tnt Of September. They also say they
believe the wOrkmen will resist reduction
and that nj iTikN wiil inlInW
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PnTIAprLrnlA, July lQ.-The ofIicors Of
the Philadelphia DispenSary, suspectiug
the identity Of the impostors, professor
Campbell and "Dr." Darling, who have
been travelling through the West victim.
iElng people aud enticing young girls from
home, have requested Mayor King 10 Oh
tain the photographs Of the men. Numer.
Gus inquiries have been received here
about the men, who falsely claim connec-
tion with tho Philadelphia Dlspensary.
The Mayor will make every effort TO secure
information concerning the bogus doctors.
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AMgaIOAN RipLEnss,
Gran' rruq,lee sno"iinx-lhe T,

Gran PrHcilts shs"iinx- Ihe Team
.mt'lInienied by the Prcss.
LONDON, July l0.-Thc American Riat
Team ppCticed at 500 yards range at Win,
bledOn this morning. Quito a possible IS
Bull and Brown scored 81 each; Lieut. W
Scott, Sc; Jones and vanhousen, 80 each
Stewart and PAuldiBg, 20 each; Hinmau
and Cash, % each; POLAND, IS; DR.. Scot,
aud Smith. "a each; Rabbetb, %: DoIan
q; Col. Howard, IS; Alder, II.
1he Standard thus afternoon says: The
score made by the American Team beats
the btst score they mRdS ut Creedmoor,
The coaching Of Dol. Howard Is perfect,
and the men work absolutely together.
Eugl ishmen will nothave any walk over In
the forthcoming match. .
In The contest At Wimbledon to-day for
the Haliord priz9 at 1000 yards, DR.. Scott,
OF the American team, scored "A out Of q
possible so.
In the contest for the Nolincux prize at
500 yards, Major Shakespeare, oil the
american teaw tied the Top scores, making
81 out pi @ p0caible IS.
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iULi kEr0R'T
Oi the Department Of AErieHiiure-In
crease In Corn Acreage.

Ot the department Of AEricHttufe-In
crease In Corn Acreage.
WASHINGTON, D. O., July l0-The july
report Of the Department Of Agriculture in
dlcatGs very general improvement in the
condition OF cotton. The area OF the corn
crop has been increased about two and q
hall million acres, making the aggregate
sixty eight million acres. There has been
sOnle extension OF area iu the northern
States. The increase is large in the north.
west aud southwest.
On tire coast from Virginia to the Mts,
siSsippi advance has heap aHall. 10 some
places the relugtion il PrlEsirem enlargl
menls Of supply last Year had a discourr
aging effect. There has been loo much
rain in thegTfRt wes'efn make strictS and
failure Of stands from planting poor seed,
making the crops late and the growth
small, but the Improvement has OF late
been rapid. Taking all the States together
the average for corn is SS against IS last
July, 50 in 1881 aud 100 in ISsl -
The PROSPECT for oats Is Rsarly. as good
as 10 July, last year, the averages being 90
against l09. The condition Of barley Is
represented by o.; last July.i 1t was 0B.
There has been an increase Of about 5 per
cent in area planted in the Northern States.
Potatoes are reported In high cnAdition,
averaging lul. THE area Of tobatco az:
pears 10 hAEe been limiaished per cent
condition 95.
A calls from the London Agent Of the
Department Of Agriculture, received to-day,
Sayf: The weather the tlrst ten days Vi
July has been hot and forcing growth.
Wheat estimates are increasing generally
throughout Europe,
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TN, rewi,sbury Inye.,,vn,,o,,

BosroS, July l0.-The Tewksbwy Com.
miLtee held secret session this afternoon
and authorized the statement that It was
voted that Walcott report 10 the House
the fact that Thomas ]. Marsh, Jr., reIrBed
70 produce his memorandum books as to
the, dispOsaloi bodies. Its also said there
Is no doubt Marsh will produce his books,
aud that lie has all the time been willing to
do SO Il the names Of the bodies seut for
Dissection be not published 60 that the
lriends too negligent 10 take away the
bodits for burial need not molest him for
sending the bodies away for dissection.
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Younr Ind, Abnucttd.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, July l0.-Monday
evening shortly alter I o'clock, Lille Par
ray was abducted by her mother, who lives
iu Minneapolis. The girl has been living
with her grandmother in this city. A
strange nan appeared, snd claimed Ia hays
warrant for her. He dragged her out oi
the house and forced her into 4 carTiagc,
despite protest. The carriage was driven
rapidly, and Il Is supposed the man and the
girls mother have taken her to Minneapo-
lie. The Hiil was aged ~, and worked In q
IFv uoodR sinra In thia ciiv.
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L0uISyILLE Iyr0S,fIoS.
Fine Collection OF Paintings secured
for the ArI GHlIrry,

Fine Collection OF Paintings Secured
for the Ari GMiI-ry.
NV YoRx, July lO.--lhe Art Com
mittees of the Southern Exposition, who
have been at the Hotel Brunswick the past
month, have made arrangements for sal,
lery at the louisville Exposition, which
opens August /. The Indications are from
the catalogue now In preparation that II
will be the most important loan collection
yet seen In America. Mr.. Catley, who
has beOn at Newport for several days, and
Mr.. Watterson having concluded his work
on the committee, leave tonight for Ken
lucky. AsSlstantd liAs been gwen by sum.
mer residents Of Newport who contributed
many works ol art. Geo. i. Seney, Of
Brooklyn sends 10 the gallery q number
Of bis best known pictures, including works
by Carat, Kuam, Jules Breton aud others.
August Belmont contributes five pictures,
including bis great painting Of by Nil.
!sirtP, "The head oi Christ" BY MimkAWki,,
q Paris, 'ihRrYestipgi by siillHt, "The
Denfist ot tho convent By GompansSa,
"Scene In Venice by Red. Pisirepont
Morgan also sends some important pic.
tuFes,
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LIE jAL NOTICES.
TRUSTEE's SALE.

u
by virtue Of deed Of Trust, dated the ard day Of
Aukutt; 4. D., 1870, nAteb BY wIlli.m II. Poster aud
10 secure the payment Of a certain pfomitEory noe
mentioned therein, which deed is recorded IA the
ottlee Of the CLERK Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, ID peed q Trtst Book No II, page lb2.
House, in the city Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 1883,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A n, the following d.-
toil0ed part or portion ol that parcel OF ground
owaeSd 5y ihestld william 4 Poster. and lylIE I'm.
medl1iely north o. and n BAkersaddIliOn 70 the
sud city Of wheeling, and between the same And
the lands Of the Wheeling Pittsburgh BsllImors
Railroad Company, and fronting forty IOI feet a.,
the north u Of Eleventh street. and bounded a.
follows btEtnninS At the southwest corner OF the
two,story brick .welllng houIe owned By Andrew
II. BHtt. situated on Eaid parcel Of HrOund thOnee
we.tTAtdly OH tae l!ne Of Eleventh street twenty
Ieet " inGhes ~ Ieet inese.E thence uorthwArd
dred aud twenty let 10 the south line Of Inc lands
Of haid wheeling. PIltSbuIgh 4 baltimore Railroad
Company! thence with Sald lest named line east.
wsfdly forty feet; thence at right angles with saId
TAilToad CsmpAnys llle about one hundred and
twenty feet TO the north line OF Eleventh Itreet:
thence wtttwatdly along Aald north line Of AID
suee, hlneIsen ieet Ax Inches 10 the place Of be-
ginning, being the wcat halt Of lot No 8 and tho
eAAt half Of lot 30. Z a. laid out In piiyNie Mai
Britt. S' ''' -''
TERMS OF sALE-one,thlrd Of the purchue
money and 70 much more a. the purchaser may
elect 70 pay In esAh, and the rtidue Ia Two eouxl
annual payments, with interest from the day or
Ale, tho purrhNeF " give his notes with good %.
curly LOT tue deferred payments and the legal title
money e fully paid.
Tho title Ia believed To be perfect, but Yelling n,
tS,:ST sHSl eo5yey only such TILE a Is VeStOd
~ JosEPH R. PAUL.,
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WArERTowS, N. y, July lO.--HuGl
Mclean was arrested for shooting Henry
Nowroth Sunday. Mclean, an inolIensIyt
looking Canadian lad Of 10 years Of age
had been employed Rs farm hand. II,
was walking on the railroad three mile,
from kere, and was oyeItAken 81 New.
roth. They walked along quIetly
when tho latter drew reyolyel
and shot Eewroth In tho arm
Nawrosh asked why he did that. Mclean
replied: III want your money" Nawroth
handed him his p0cketbeos and rau away
Mel can then Aired o second shot, which
entered Eewrolh's back, passing through I
lung. Sewroth 10 In lhR hotpitAl, Nc
Lean has been identified by NewFoth, HC
Was loTty miles north 0I here when arrest
cd on his way TO Canada.
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&AalIlSdroS, D. G., July l0.-The Com.
missioner Of Internal Revenue has Issued
a circular modifying and supplementing
circular No. 25O las iollows: In view Of the
fact that there was no specific apnropEia.
tion by Congress lBst sessIop to meet the
expense Of the c9nGellation and return aI.
ter redemption Of Stamrs imprinted upon
checks, drafts, etc, It becuHes pecsaGary
10 inform The public that sIch drafts,
checks and stamps will not be received
for cancellation aud return after redemp
ton after the 3lst OF July inst. all
stamps imprinted upon drafts, checks, etc,
received for redemption after that date, Il
redeemed, will be Destroyed together With
drafts or checkI.
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a house belonging to Mr.. Frank Thomp.
son, Situated In tho toEn was struck by
No one hurt.
Every county officer, save one, is a
Republican.
The ereasse@ment will benefit the Repub.
licauS.
The flst soda water fountain came 10
town last week. It Is an elephant.
Ten commercial tIsyeleT are now spend
Ing their vacation In the village
This county was organized In 1858, and
It's county records contain no old docu.
msnts Of interest. The deeds are regular,
the wills few and not different from the
usual style. found one will, that be-
queathed property which when sold
brought Just enouRhto pay the coats on Il,
not b cant too much, or too little. Perhaps
some day upahpr county may get In her
WGTk on queer will, that will Gntitle II 10
q place at the head oi the clAR8 DR.. Blair,
who has iorty-seVen hounds, which he
keeps Tor his annual deer hunt in Novem.
Der, has promised to hunt Il down for me,
and as bis dogs are prime hunters, you
may expect the news on time. Deer arc
bald TO be unusually plentiful this year, and
the Doctor ID anticipating rare sport this
"trip. Last year he killed seven while on
hiS annual hunt.
! visited the newspaper Offices. and found
them In good shape, The editor OF the
Banner, who is an intelligent mlte, Is pre-,
pairing TO erect business block, and
newspaper Office. One Job office beside
the newspaper offices does tAIr business
Il nntyt,
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MEAPHp, July lO.-A special from
Huntsville, Alabama, says; Ed. olaY,
oolored, was shot and killed near here 70,
day by John o'Day, a citizen oil Hunts
Vile. Sunday Clay attempted 10 raylSl
Mr&. o'DAy. Her screams frightened bin
and he fed. He was not seen until to-day
when discovered by o'DAy In field q few
miles from town. 0'Day overlook hin
and fired three shots with the above result
He surrendered himself 70 the authorities
but was released.
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YELLOM FEHEk.


AntecitW ohiN IN NuhrAntIne-uiAs
iSsIppi I.sars .n EdicL
WASHINGTON, July l0.-Ths Surgeon
General Of the Marine Hospital Service tc.
day received telegram from Dr.. Joseph
Jones, Pr.sideR. Of .Ae Board OF Health oI
New Orleans az follows: The Swedish
bmk D.ruiag arrived three days out from
Vera Cruz, AZ Mississippi quarantine sta.
ton with three cases of yellow fever on
board. Tho BeTniug was no" bound iol
New Qrleals but wasin distress. Tie Sur,
geon General is also informed That the
steamship City oi Mexico LIFT IIaySna on
the 7lh for New York, with supposed cas-,
es OF yellow fever on board.
JACKSON, Miss, July l0.-The following
order will he issued 10 morrow by the Miss.
isHppi State Board Of Health: Il is hereby
ordered that on and after this date and
until further ordersg,l hoatp on tue Misstss,
ippi river coming |rotn points south Of thit
State viii be required ID land Al the inspec
tion sla' ion at Rt. Adams and be Inspected
before they will be allowed 10 land at any
point In this State. Certificates Of inspec
lion in New Orleans by inspectors oi the
Sanitary Council oi Mississippi Valley will
Ue recognized al the station, and It Is sug,
gested that all boats from that place pro
vile themselves with such certifca;ed.
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A Puzzled IsoslnlasfQr.

WGsnISoToN, D. G., July 1O.-A tele
gram was received at the PostofIice De
parmGnt today from the Postmaster a
Memphis, Tenn, reporting number O.
money orders and registered mail pack
ages were being received there for the Lou
isiaIa Lottery Company, and asking ii'tht
recent deNisioa Of fCS.master Genera
Gresham was Intended TO apply 10 all
agents Of the comTany, uhiei CLERK Wal,
ksr, In reply telGgraphed the decision up.
piled only 10 agents In New Orleans and
NAu, TnTk
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srv,sdr that it mas occurred to n9bod!
;, .n,.,r, that Charles Francis Adams, Jr'
w., !, ,rrin, 10 bus, up" Harvard College. HI
!. . nc, eycn p.ayiully charged with partinF
ii, I ~ nam, Ia the middle, banging his hal!
,ri wearing corsrts. Is it necessary to add
,h,t , Mr. Charles Francis Adams, Jr., doe'
M, conduct a West Virginia newspaper O.
,,ipion,p
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.x addition OF lOur men will not give
Wheeling %s a larger police IOrcs than We
.,ns, ""s,i ,o have. The city should, Of course
s.1 h. economical in all its underlak'ns' 0a, Ut
:, ~ !. noor economy to give free field to
,bisrrs, Il l. burglars and bulIies' The present
t..,., su., !. moi iarso enough to guard the city
I,v ard niyht,
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ArfIarTfo n vEDGR.
Mysterious Assault CT u Foreman Ia n
IiNhIni heMhnhnnr alfllrn.


BOsiou Newspaper 0fice.
BosFoS, Macs July l0-A Aeliberatea al,
tempt to murder !. johnson, ipremsp o.
the s,ereotyping room Of the Boston Her,
aid, was made to night, About 10 o'cl,ck
as johnson was deseendiug the s,aifs from
the press room to Williams Court, he wal
assaulted by a person hiding behind The
closed hall Of the last door.
Three newsboys who are detained as
witnessed, saw the wholealAir IRON the
top OF thp stairs and Identified Flannery ~
tho man who committed the
assault. They state they saw Flar
nery hiding behind the door lying In
wait; that ho struck johnson as soon as ht
appeared; that the first blow knocked
Johnson down and the otherd vert
inflicted while he lay PROSTATE
FlAnuery, they sly, endeavored TO, clos
tue door 10 shut himself and johnson in
bnt the lattg;'s foot WIS In The way
Iic then tlung the door back aud
ran down in the pnsS room. John
sou identified Flannery at the Police
Station as the man who struck him, buI
Flannery streHuously denied tho charge
rhe victim knows no motive forthe assault
and has never had any trouble With Elan
nOFY, -.
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Tuy,roubIs in the Ely mines, Vermont
:, NJ, ,uacll Of mystery now that we gel
nme insight into the company's affairs
T,o = % sn,.rp,jse was mismanaged by ineom
,s,cnt or bad men. Finding their affair
E,5ly twisted their ast thought WIS t'
hold back the money ior. which the miners
b,I worked at price agreed upon. 1t Is
NO, surprising that the men were not calm
and in mood to forgive when they dis
covered tina, the manager had packed up
and gone to New York.
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TWO IRON srniI1Rs
sisagreenent with workmen at the
Crescent ANA LaRrIIa

Enlargement with workmen Ht th,
CRESCENT anu LaBeIIe.
The woIkmen at the Crescent sheet iror
mill have been on a strike for several days
but the differences were satisfactorily ad
ipsted yesterday, and work will be rsumet
OH full time to-day. When the "spel
hands" struck and were diacharyed tht
other men were put on half time. The,
refused to work full time withou, spell
hands except at m advance. Thisa advance
was yesterday conceded by the company
Under The new schedule pair hsalsrs viii
be paid $40 fns'ead Of = 35, and match
els e. 20 instead OF 81 50, an ADVANCE II
one case ol IS cent? and 10 the oil or Of n
cents. One Of the Catchers told Il reuorteI
last evening that they, too, wopld demand
arise to-day, and sri1ss 10 20 to worE
unless Il wa a'Rhted,
Conserving the strike at the ia Bell,
mill the following card tells the Nd t,Elaen'I
side Of the story:
TStAs Biitor Qfus IHtllkpass.
Sin; Plps8e allow us IN correct state
ment u thla mornings RSJSisT. There 1
no trouble at all between The heaters an,
lthe helperu at the L.. Belle mill; Il q en-
ilrely between the mill aud helpers. III,
facts are these: There are two classes d
mllls-light and heavy-So called from tll,
size Of the iron heated. The Belmont Az
Ia Belle are both light mills, vet on a
count ol the larger siks Of the iron heateE
aud lAFger charges In the heat, there /
about 80 per cent more iron heated In on
turn At the La Belle than at the Belmont
This was proved to-day In the pTesenca a
the manager and officers oil the EaBslle
when 1t was shown that the IAHelle i,
Inch was Az inches and tho II inch is
incheG Besides this the lAIslle helper hS
harder work In the dallying he ID reouiret
10 do al tho rolls The wages OF heInsr,
At the light mills are s.. 40 aud al the hsSv,
g 80 per day, and are always paid 10 m!
mill and not by the heaters, '"'
II 10 plain then thai the LaBenA III
wants the helpeH 10 do wc:s wS,,S ~ %iI u
leRst t " per day for $40 The% % iSa.. =
ence 10 eomethlng to the workinvman mn, X,
the principle y perhspa moTe. Al an, NV
nate the helpers consider Il unfaIr an; an
the only tEouble . that Ihey asE IA bSSa "a'
corrected and this they think commo, 1S
RNtt'iN W Ha, IVY 10, 1855. -'A'''
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New YonK, July lO-James NeVlnS,
eight years old, who lived at Clifton, S. l.,
drank quantity pt liquor. He then went
to bed and slept. Whea he awoke he
went swimming and stayed In the .un an:
til he was proStrated by the heat. He was
taken hupIe and went 10 bed, On awak-
ing he leil hungy. He made feast on
green apOles, played Tor while, drank a
good deal Of icewater aud went 10 bed ut
an early hour. The next morning he WAS
found dead. 1t appears that he was doing
some work for a saloon keeper, aud CONF
ing across a dsmijohn secretly drank a
quantity OF the liquor. The saloon keeper
says that the demijohn contained apple
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shoi n, hIs arslher.ln.lnn.

sELNA, ALAn July lo.-At Macon sta.
ton on the Alabama Central road this
afternoon, one Carpenter, had three Shots
Cred into his head by brotherln.lRw, A.
W. smyth. smyth soon after fred two
shots into his own breast. Carpenter can.
not live and Smyth may not, Carpenter
bad mistFeated his vile, Smyths sister.
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nnnInn-Ra.. nnce.

TORONTO, on, July lo.-HanlOn and
Ross have mutually agreed upon Jno. Eu
STAGE, Ol the Atlanta New York Boat Club
asreiereo in their boat race for the cham
pionship oI the world, on the ST. Lawrence
river, Al Prescott and 0Rdensburg, on tht
18th oi July. Both men are doing hart
work In training, and Ia their practice
spurts are watched BY crowds.
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Arrc,,.,I nun E,ropcd.

PnGSrxvrLLE, Pa. July l9.-FsleF
Gerseuger, aged 40, was stabbed through
the Lungs last night by James Coughin, a
young man Of bad reputation, who entered a
house where Gersenger aud other kiermans
we're enjoying themselves und raised dis
turbsuOs, and but for the arrival Of a con:
stable Il is thought CopghIn VQgld have
been killed by 6GrsenRer'S infWriatad
companions Coughin was locked up, but
during the night party oftrAmps tunneled
the lookup wall aud all the prisoners
esraped and have not been recaptured.
q eIgepger will not !iye.
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TIE IRISH LAND ACT
CONSIDERED a DISMAL FAILURE
BY the HSu., OtLord.-rA, Oh EJ,.tIODlbls Feature.
Pointed oat-Ths ausgArlaa Harder Cas-.
S,W Phases Ia tbs FrIlI-rhs AmsrIean
EIns Team -CAOl.rs In tho Eat

LONDON, July lO.-Thc report Of The
Committe Of the House Of Lords, which
has had the Irish Land act under consider.
alton, has been submitted to the House.
The committee say they find that the emil.
grafton clauses Of the act have failed; that
the modes Of valuation oil land are unrolia,
biz; that the relations between landlords
and tenants have not Improved, and that
ienantG have become demorRlized, and
maintalna hope that fresh sgitation will
bring about the passage Of new act.