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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE READING RESTORED TO IT'S OFFICERS

THE READING KEN lOhED ~ no Va ~
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2s.-The receivers OF
the Philadelphia and Rea ling RAILROAD ana Cos ana
Iron Companies to-day formally snrrcndered To tue ON
Ger. of the comp nies the control of the properly Vi
those corpraions This surrender IL made III aecofu
ance witt the decree of February IA. 1888 ana the IT,
ceivers accept as satisfactory and adequate to pau
visions which have heen made for their pro ceoh ana
security against all liabilities
President Gowen hg Issued circular OF n''ructons
70 officers announcing that the company has resumed
noasessn an control % its property an business anu
at subject 10 . few change, all officers, agents hu'
etuuo, cs of receivers II De TT tned IN he Service
OF Inc como. nv george De 3. Kcm J. appolned vice
president ~ .he comp and .ieyed OF nc uutss 81
General collector &c re r. Kaercher L. alpJn 90 en-
eral solicitor, :. Il. Whiung Ia appointed 80
agrr and viii have general charge III ~ w 81
operalous ~ tne comp any, Tue ops IounuI> c.c nt
Reading, iormtTy of tie Phade plla aun heai ,n
Railroad C0npani. are PLACID IL pOssrsl"h u VI"
Pnalclphia ana Railing Coal aud Iron 90 uplny ..
I.e President OF the UIlUn trust COMPANY pau w
dav The lasI insament OF TIE S2.OOO.00O O me car
trust loan TO The directIr4 OF the Philadelphia aud READ
ing II dlroad. which the main cOndlioh Pteeouen'
10 the relief OF the receivers
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SEILFUL DENTISTRY AT A HOSPITAL.

Mary Stewart, ago twenty-three, OF No.
GA East 1hirteeDth-st, went TO b. 'incehts
Hospital yesterday complaining OF severe
main In her chest She stated that on the preyi-
GUS night che had while asleep swallowed
one-han of q tooth-plate. with one TOOTH
attached. She suggested TO Dr. ]. L. Little that the
the 10th. plate had not been masticaied aud was
probably tho cause OF the pain, winch
wa. M times ercruciating. She had stepped upon the
tooth which was circular In form, the day before
and broken It. che replaced the broken
plato In her mouth and went 10 sleep Win
the result mentioned Dr. Little after DIM
cult operation succeeded In extraottg
the tooth plate from the place where IL mao
odged about inches down the throat. The piece OF
plate was one and three-quarter inches long ana
one and a quarter inches wide.
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APPLYING A MATCH 10 a BOMBSHELL.

Max 4. Remsen keeps a metal and junk
shop West and Jane SITS For fifteen years two old
nd rusty bOmbshells have been lying in his yard. Yes
terday he determined to sell them 20 the New York
Smelling Company, at No. 500 west-st, but con-
Guided to open them first and take out the
poyder with the assistance of, workman
who ia emplO, ed by him. of the bombs was opened
Hensen scraped out with his finger some OF the camp
and mou dy powder and laid IL In pie on the ground
Ia told his WORKMAN TO apply matcn 10 the pile and
sec g. IL would tgntr. TIE fe low placed tue lighted
matcn 10 the powder that remained In tue bomb instead
TIc Lorb flew ntO several pieces, ono OF which shat
800 Tie ri iii leg Of Rcmsen severely Last ugut the
nj b. Vncents Hospital 'putated the injured
ffuh
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TELEGRAPHIO NOTES.
slit FOR 400 ACRES OF TEXAS LAND. ,

=
TnoY. \, T. Fob. 2S.-rhomLs Hayes. of this
city has begun suit 400 acres Of and in Texas
which granted TO ms iAhef shon III A'ASoo'@ county
RAILROAD woRKMEN on STRIKE.
D f and T Eoad o. are
siriko for " advance from 81 to 81 90 day.
COINAGE AT THE PHILADELPHIA MINT
puIADrLPuIA Foo 2S.-T cOInaye executed
Unite states Mint In this ely 4lnS . was
thrveuoar COLLAR pieces y~sS' os
and 2, $4,000 cents.
THE REMOVAL OF JUDGE DAY.
s, is snoyn OF Judge j. H. Day FROM his position
Judge Of probate in Counyo the grona OF mis-
eOsSue Ss SI Uy sSuSH' 10
LIBEL SUIT Withdraw; =,
RAITINORH req, 2S.-The SUI f William NJ.
newsPaper oSTres IS o qS
out snarp plain comments Of Toe by on aus,
pspers IN with William NJ Price. OF Cumberland
aud the Moey letter -
NORFoLK Va Feb. -S.-Governor Camrrons
expedition AGAINST the oyster pssSs mas down. S S e sy
ihis morning on tho kaPpanannOeK River. No oyster
drodgors arc In sight - .
PnILADkLPmX Feb Zo--ihe lel grapa no G0m 10
%ee 81 ths oSdnaSs submitted BY
days ago authorizing the boTHs 0oSau' No"PA"' ~ D''
oRJrcTINo TO PRESSES RUNNING AT NIGHT.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. Feb. Zs.-Wlliam r.. Rex this
nloi port, as master III y"
Ca roll anruy aud others, against James ENeIson O
prieor Ie Saturday Nfoh The master Ieo9n'n.nus
restraining eiendant from operating his presses
betWrrn % m aud q M. compelling him 10 AeeP ceIlhh
winJo % cosvi while tho machinery IL IN motion
Tue LEAGUE ISLAND NAVY YARD,
PHILADELPHIA, Fen. IA meeting ot the gen
era commttee citizens, having under consideration the
st,uto OF he League Island Navy Yard met tOdy Whon
the suD submitted Its report le report sAtos
thai Inc retention nay yard Is desirable Du h tne
the site by the Government "ouu Oo NJ
dotIimeut 10 this city. .-....
sENTENCED FOR ILLEGAL VOTING.
NPw-UAyEN Conn. Fen. 2S-Jan y NJ. iortlanu'
convd of THEFT Who at the lat election without nay
Inc mad his disabilities removed. was to-day senteheeu 10
eighteen months imprisonment .
THE LOUISIANA ELECTION CASES. -.
Npw-OKIEANs Feb. 2b.-Ihrer nun red ana nftY
Srte In the Custom House TO daY 10
testif, b. United states Grand Jury A. uhuot
% iii the ne sons with frauds during the late
con viii be az indicted the Ornef oranu
rv having set aside because OF informally IN tho
panel - - ..- o,,.,....e
En-. PRESIDENT DIAZ IN NEWORLEANs.
NEW On, ANS Feb. % Tho steamer 1ncatan,
from LyerpoO way OF Vera Cruz arrived lhs
oon having board General PUrhiO Daz ext on
MsIicO anG party They will be given reception " INC
city officials ana ciiiLens
THE BAPTIST CONGRESS
IyNCuBURG. Va. FEB. 2S.-The baptist Cohgrtsss
ms ,uortnR discussed Higher Life MoNtnl'
strnlucance and Innuenre Tho hev, Dr L. ~ -.
resd au essay suDect Or Hatcher az o
d,eason "Utiking 80, IA Church work ino 100,
session was made Interesting by discussion Oh s ,
Mar NeWYork And Moth Carolina "s1o
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TIE FIRE RECORD.

PARIS, KY, Feb. 2S.-Fire last night
whole block except the Presbyterian Church
The buildings burned those OF Davis Lyles drugs
tue Western Union Telegraph Office: Croxton notions
John +. Nesbt, grocery; n. Krimer saddory Walter
Clark livery stable aud DAVIS Ryan, grocery. The
TOTAL loss IL rom SIS. 900 to 100000.
HAKTFOkD, Conn, FeD. 2S-H- Q. Dwight Co.'S
thrcestoy wool-scournE mill at Windsor Locks took
Are I'm me driving room morning The Il thought
TO be about S25 600 and fully covered by insurance
LYScHBus0. Va, Feb. 28.-Last nights nre destroyed
o00OoO pOuuds of manufactured and 10000 pounds Of
leaI tobacco The loss 10 $120OO0 Myers Brothers
Co are insured for $4,000
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National Bank Notes.
DOING JUSTICE TO ROBERT sMALLs.


WASHINGTON Feb. 2S.-The House to-day
performed an act Of tardy Justice Ly passing bill TO
an raise the stea Dboat Planter for the benefit Of the
gallant Rooert smals those who helped hun to cap
ture that vessel and take her Of Charleston Haroor
The vessel was appraised after the capture but at very
small sum-much less, IL is believed than her armament
alone was worth. Chairman Page was very imp itient
10 proceed with the River and Harbcr bill aud began to
cal for ths re gular order Several Representatives
begged lin to ue ist but he declared: III not do IT,
by -; I'll Call the regular 0ricr."
He chm yed ms MIND, however when no found that
even the great obecOr" Mr.. Holman, was anxious 10
have tne bill pass. Mr. Ellis. OF LOulWna, then OBJ
ieeted but was induced hdraw hs0ppOsitlon, and
tie bill passed without division.
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COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-The senate In exec
,,,e so.ston to-day confirmed the following nomna-
tons:
necIeus C. Wade TO b. Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Couri OF he Territory OF Mon.ana. p, -.
linn B. Allen United states Attorney for the Territory
OF Washington .., 90. ..... a.. ,ha
NJ rim f. Townsend, United States Attorney Tor the
Northern Dis .rict of New-IOrk.
Viii "a e. Church. Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court of Dakota Territory. go, =, ,,
james A. sieek United states Attorney for the East
ein Dstrict OF iVnnessee. - s..,,or,
KieDard kO0l, United states Marshal TOT nc Sou'-
District OF Iowa 49,, -. IA. ana
die DIST let or Tennessee. o
Daniel W. GOoch, Pension Agent Al Dos'o'
Also seyeral pOs.tnasters.
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eENERaE MEADNs OLD WAR-HORSE.


FTon TIE PNIddeIphId IetegTuPh, ftO,,HHIH % ~
At meeting OF George u. Meade P0at NO.
l. a. A. r. mead tbs healq lhrters last
evening, Comrades johnson ana deryey. pre-
sented the head and neck OF General Meries
TIE history of th.s amin was some "nat
necuar as hs had first been property OF Co ODe h.
II aknr a. the n ST California GIN vt. aud Ia1 been
badl wounded In tue nose at the batr OF Balls Bun
sb.re ,- MASTER at that time was killed. After tIe
pennsyyap Reserves IOOk tie eld tue morse came into
toe ,ssess on OF Ge'eai Ge rye Gordon Mead. ana
ran ,v him riuden circumstances Womb permit
turn,sbout the rntire His wOunts were elk IN
humber, and at the Dstlr OF south Noun am he
so.e Two or three days after wheD bury
ms marty visited the nels lady found browsing
on the hillside. and but hLte hurt from nis "oun IN
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,our o,bar occasions was he hit but survived each
wound and returned his owner at tue coneaSoa
OF tne war He getting Old ano ior Lne ~ Inpn
town to work no unit death released MP. ,n
thirty years Of age when he died ne nsa iv" bTt
on the morning OF the Nation't bilIn sar
kicking was he In the stable, ano on J tall
tat err old Badly was found standing up III UP e.
ana looking rs though he would Ike TO :" ou, t6
stabI.-door wns at once opened and "baidy ma'cneu
,u1 H. Iootod around for q moment and on seelns nc
6ag which he had follOwed so long floating over NM nv
nTan like a coli from his halter, ana f0f ,uie nutos
nraneed mn a d down the lave o1ly 10 he Gown VII"
exbaustiou a. the end OF bis galop.
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hended. Iwould like to suggest that there might be
placed in each In hotels the heads OF the
seepers, gorg communicating by an electric wire with
the Office of the hotel By this effective warn
ing could Immediately aud simultaneously be gwen 10
every person in the building the s note OF danger
IL seems o. me thst simple aud uparItivey IN K
pensive precauton should be provided for by law, ana
II the expense Is the estest icction, let public ng
nation Y'sit the man who ursesIt. H.
M, York. Feb. 1881
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koumania for the pro ecton OF trade narks, aud tho
treaty Tor friendship and commerce between tho
United states aud Madagascar.
PATENT OFFICE PRoMoTfoy.--R. J. Fisher IT,, pra.
cipal In the Patent Once has zen appo'ntet
Examine, -in-Chief in place o. Ar. Dyrenf0rtb pro-
NOTED to be Assistant Commissioner
THE MALAGAsY ESyoYs.-The Department OF State
has received information that ~ Malagasy Env ys
FAILED for this country the 20th I'm e National
Steamer Spain. The gentlemen COMPOSING the Emba' sy
Ravou antriniarvo. IS Vlrs, o. d. Pr mister Tor
Foreign Affairs Lead tine embassy and Ran aniraka.
il yra o. ID. p. member Of Her Ma'estys Priyy Conn-
ell, Ambassador
GUIDE FOR CUSTOMS OFFIoERs.-Aciing Secretary
the Treasury French engaged In the preparation OF
digest of decisions OF the Treasury Dera met on the
constructor OF laws relating tarID, gauon ana
other subjects from 1872 TO 1882 inclusive, win the
tar,n indexed anj the Hawaiian Reciprocity treaty IL
H. Intended for information and guidance customs
officers aud Will probably he finished III two or three
weeks.
ALABAMA CLAIMS DEcIsIoSs-In the Court OF Com
missiuners of Alabams Claims, to-day, Judgments
rendered in favor OF the claimants IN the following
cases. Executors OF Oliver Moses deceased for $50:
adminstratrix Of Cha les Owen, deeeased 4 $500;
Ga en- c. Moses for So, 800, Robert z. Manson. Tor
S. 750 Frank o. Moses for $3.50; executor OF 0eorso
Ege, $500 s1111 80 ami $720 three cases all With
interest 1861.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. March Ii a m.-The movement In
the during the part OF yesterday
steadily upward Fair and clear weather prevailed The
temperature ranged between 26o and 80 the average
C32SoI being 3o lower than the corresponding day
last year and L 10 higher than on Tuesday.
Warmer and clear fair weather may be expected to-
day ia this city aud vicinity.
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Winding Up che Clock.

WHEN TIE WEARY WHEELS WERE ALMOST
STILL ALUCKY ACCIDENT REVEALS THE LOST
KEY.
chow long did you say you had hF
"Twenty.hve years"
"whati bad cough, with occasional attacks OF hemor
rhase for twenty years why man, It's mercy that
there's a dozen pounds left of you" .
Abraham orner Of Highspire Dauphin County Penn.
nck 10 his and when the EXPLANATIONS Of wonder
ceased he added
Exactly You're right 1t is amercy. But the greatest
mercy OF all Is before actually coughed myself out on
s,i,teuce l got hold of PARKER GINGER TONIC an'
a few bottles OF IL cured me-"
.cured youI Relieved you, you meanr
..r,o,, what say 1t cured me- said Mr. orner, simply
81 feel like another man."
p,...a take especial notice; PARKERs GlSGER
roNIct,not mere essence Of ginger not mere stom
cho The ordinary preparations Of ginger are beneficial for
,nsIent aches but at that pont their value ends PARK
ERs GINGER TONIC covers far wider aud totally dner
nt held Ii attacks ami 0iss aes radical aud Chronic us
eases OF lungs kidneys liver and nerves IL as delicious
10 the palate b prompt effective In operation Ginger
IA only one among many oweIiu euratVes winch tue IONIC
hold. An combination Tesits virtue for that eOu n oil yours
or for any OF the which an invigonnt LOT mo
whole system -, ,,pp
And above all DO not permit yourse, to be msied PA
IN, .ame or lust a. good Prices 80 sens an" VI Icoh
omv in buying the arse~ HIsc0X q CO. AeS1 orH.
Posi- once Notice.
Foreicr mails for ending March VIII o'oo ~ '
office follows ,... -. -. to,,..i,. 40,
ruuRsDAY-At 1880 M fcI Europe per IS hvpgy' ~
0asensosn "s tt IS % r M n 3D. va i.Sana
10 Tor AspnNdh ana South ac.h'' pet
- avaPvxt A. m for ireland. per - city OF chester.
ga ~ ,ensuwn letters Great blain ABA oiher i.d.
n",s De directed po Nliy ~ Chfsi 10 Az
nu tor direct 81 al. Mana wa Ant"elP
:" a." m Iyr scot and direct. pes - ..tmopii, VIA
tar EuiOsc pet ~ " era VA 0Jdsn
a,nfnn and Rremea Oetters cOti must oe dirsltci
e. orrt D. "a. Tor CuDs aud Porto itie0 er
"a Niiga.a via Havana. -.
nas for Shina anl Iapia. per Gae &c. Sa1 = an
cisco close 500 ~. at D. IN Mails Toe Ais-
irana NsyZeal,nd. sad sicl aud fi lsitalt lci -
zsIandla, VIA rrllctseO close AREA - a. Y. az
HENRY c. PEARSON foss"ss.S.
Post once. New-IorG y. \. Feb 81. 1885
ne schenle Of closing Of transpAcnc mas u
the presum ,tlOn the uninterrupted oyeiAhu ~
San EraucI.ro irOm East aruslnS Ga enio - ~
Francsco day vi sailing OF steamers arc 'Ps'~
thence the day.
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REDUCTION OF The PUBLIC DEBT.

lBY TELEGRAPH To THE IkIBuNEI
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-It Is estimated that
the reuucLon pubic debt Tor tue month Of Zebra
airy will De between s7,5OO000 aud $s,oO0,O00. T"s
reduction in January S1350O,00O. The principal
OF tne difference is the large quarterly payment
iur pensions to DO made early IN March Tne amount
which has been forwarded 10 tdc pension agents IS
80 Isl ,4lS 47-tho largest SUN IN any month OF the
pleson, nscaI year Ine Ordinary payments IRON the
Treasury the month have been rather smaller than
USUAL
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OBIIU ART.
STEPHEN S. THORN.

Stephen s. Thorn died at his house No. ii
Huward-st., Newark, early yesterday morning. He 10"
widely known among the Odd Fellow fraternity In New
Jersey aud belonged 70 other socetiee Years ago he
,os husncss manager OF The Tetcark Daily J0urnG
aud eariy m life he rsclised law MI Inor " - DoIh
In Utica hfty- years ag1. aud he hv'n IA Ne"aIA
tnrty years. lie leaves wlte aid two s0as.
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WJLLIyG TO PAY FOR a DISASTER.

NEw-HAvEN, Conn. Feb. 2S.-A committee
of citizens Of walin gord. appointed to confer wi'h tho
officials of the New-YorK NeW'Hayen and Hartford
Railroad Company relation 10 the recent accident In
Waip gford today President various s"iu lna'
the deceased persons must have guilty Of contrib
utOry negligence. The company, H. sad, was WILING 70
paw the medical attendance AMI settle ntOn pass OF
81 900 for each pcrsOJ kel and nluied IL" lnoush'
tnaT the proposition Will be acce ttcd
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ELEMEHTS or THE NEW COMET

BosToN, Feb. 2S.-The following elements OF
the comet have been ,ompued by Messrs. ChLnder
and Wendell of Harvard COLLEGE ODsery story Time OF
peribeiUn passage February II, 3:45 Greenwch mean
Time; longitude OF rihehOI go 80; ongude OF hOas
275o bJ; inclination orbit, 7O' 1V; peri
heliOn distance, U7595. The going away from
the sun lnd earLh and 10 rapidly IMAGINING Ialntef
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GONGS IN HOTEL ROOMS.

To the Editor of the r ibUne.
SIR: Doubtless yOu are R0oded at tins time
with communications rIprsssiye Of the general trelng
Of alarm Ia regard res but IL Ia To be feared tea h
sentiment wili as heretofore die away without
having materially lessened the danger 70 DO appre-
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SOCIAL INcIDKATo IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.-The President gave
dinner party this evening complimentary 10 members
Of the Pei Epsilon Society, Of which he is q member.
The dinner served in the private dininsrooln The
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THE UNION IRON And STEEL COMPANY

CHICAGO, Feb. 2S.-The directors OF the
suspended Union Iron and Steel Company held
a secret meeting to-day at which II is said
that 1t was resolved 10 submit a proposition to
the stock at meeting 10 be held on harrh ~ 70
issue 81 400 900 of Preferred stock woh ~ start the
mills asaIn.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for The pas. tssasy.fou. h3ars

WASHINGTON. March III q. m. Fair
weather prevails in all districts The temperature has
risen slowly In districts OF thc Rocky Mountains
with herly to westerly winds The Mississippi
fallen inches Cairo and inch at Memphis and
Q Inches at Helene and vcksDurg. The Oao, Cumser-
land Tennessee and Arkansas rivers have fallen at all
stations
Indications for today.
For New England and the Middle Atlantic States
slighty warmer aud ge orally fair weather, light
r.a0e winds, lower barometer.
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5uerial Noiites.
Scarcely Intended for That.

at looks AID smells good enough toest have haf
mind TO chew piece of it," said Harlem lady handling de-
nghtedly one Of BENsoN'S cAPCINE POROUS PLAs'
TEks which had just released from Its wrapper These
plaster, are not made TO render eating pleasure
10 tose whose appees been spoiled by disease They
Immediately relieve dyspepsia and all diseases OF the stomach
and bowels and act promptly and thoroughly IN local rhe
matsm umbago neuralgia and palus III the paVh hPs
sinna = centS.
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A college paper claims that writing college
songs seems to be losl and complains greatly
thereat II 1t could be definitely ascerained that
songs like Bingo," "saw My Leg OF" and coca
chelunk" would written, many neSatng parents
would pack their sons Of to college instanteE.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

rse diagram vSfssns IN h trnt
divisions ~ dine for the ~
white line the osc,sl
bou The broken ofdoei hne reen
variations ndeatsd taswsmstsr - hs8
nutaP a Broad
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"IlANKD MONK.

SAN FRAycisCo, Feb. 2S.-A dispatch from
Carson saws Hack" Monk. who drove Horace Greeley
across the mountains during his visit 40 California
dttd
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

wAsnISoroS. wednesday. Feb. 80 1888
TREATIES RAruTED.-rhe Senate has rA'ineu 'ne sup
Elemental xtraditiou treaty between the 1hite
and spain tue treaty between the Chl'eu o'a''' SUI"
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DIED.

Electro silicon mparts lasting brilianey TO pre-
cious any other article. Demand the genuine.
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Colgate &, Co.'S Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soep-ras
nOyet EXCEPTIONAL strength perfume are the Deck
lar fasc1nati0ns 0ftlls luKuri0ds article.
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BANK AND LEGAL-TEYDER NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-Ihe following Is a
satemeu. Oh the Controller OF the Currency showing the
amounts OF National bank notes and OF legaltender
noes outstanding dates tine passage Of the acts
June 90 1874 January a. 1875, and May 81, 1875 TO-
gether with tue amounts outstanding at date and the
increase or decrease
National Bank Notes.
Amount outstanding June 20 1874 ..... s3i0 1914 1872
standing January H. 1870 80 lo6 49u
standing May 81, 1875 ...--:.... 3G<o0ovbo
iiuai g,,S b1nE notes s 81 500 500 $50
De. rra 40 IN ring the ast month ......... S9277l
Decrease slnce March A. 1882 ............. A4S, a0e
LeOaETender Notes.
Amount outstanding June 90 600 0Ot
Amognt outstanding January IA ls75. Ss2. 0U0 0Ot
ANot reg I.4 "a une'i "' VI s53isasi
Ano1nt GU and May 81 1873 3l665
Amount deposit with tho Treasurer or the
Iniled tates 4 redeem notes Of iusOlVent ana
tian un'ef al OF June 2o s74 - 30 776sol
yease In de- osit during tho last mou Ia . 547,9Sl
Increase in de since Maroh l. ls9a.. 1O49l ,O69
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WHEN THE WEARY WHEELS WERE ALMOST
STILL. A LUCKY ACCIDENT REVEALS THE LOST
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all he would have to do in order to avoid
the law would be to have it plated in small
pieces of six acres each. The opinion
seemed to prevail thet this could
be done. Of course the matter of
having broad avenues and boulevards, etc.,
etc., to beautify the city, was considered,
or rather talked over in an informal man
ner, when the following was adopted:
That in accepting the plats under the
laws organizing and regulating the plat
commission, pieces and portions thereof
which shall be thereon laid out and plated
in the shape of what is commonly called
and known as boulevards, shall be known
and called, for the purpose of accepting
said plat, park, and upon all other plats,
all pieces or parcels that may and shall be
laid out in accordance with the topography
or natural lay of ground, and marked
park, shall be considered as a compliance
with the law in relation to laying out plats;
provided that in all cases the location of
said park in every plat shall be as nearly
central to the property so plated as prac-
ticable.