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THE EXPERT sPFCIATrgT,

THE EXPERT SPECIALIST,
DR. ALLEN, As is WE'LL KNOWN, Is A
II regular graduated Physician and Surgeon,
educated at Bowdoin College ard the University
of Michigan. He has devoted lifetime to- and
is acknowledged to be- the most expert surgeon
in his speciality on the Pacific coast.
YOUNG MEN
And MIDDLE-AGED MEN, who are suffering
from the effects of Youthful IndiscretIous or Ex-
cesses in maturer years, NERVOUS and PHYSICAL
DEBILITY, 1MPOTENCY, LOST MANHOOD confusion
ri ideas, dull eyes aversion to society, despond-
enCy, pimples on the face, loss of energy and
memory, frequency OF urinating, etc, remem-
Der, that by 4 combination of uegetdbIe remedies
of great curative power, the Doctor has so
arranged his treatment that it will not only
afford Immediate relief but permanent cure.
HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE
(Having been surgeon in charge of two leading
hospitals euahlas me to treat ali private
troubles with excellent results. | wish it dis
tinctly understood that do not claim to perform
impoSSibilities, or to have miraculous or super
natural power. I claim only to be a SSilljjH and
successful Physician and Surgeon, thoroughly in
formed in my specialty-
DISEASES OF MAN.
All applying to me will receive my honest
opinion of their complaintS-no experimenting
l will guarantee a p0sitite cure III every case
undertake or forfeit s. 1000. Consultation in
Office or by letter FREE and strictly private
Charges moderate. Thorough examination, in
GLIDING chemical and micrOScupcal analysis OF
urine and advice, S. Office hours to daily,
to evening, Sunday, to y only. Call or
address
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Each amendment shall be voted upon sepa-
rately from the others, by ballot, at the next
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C. SUTEC


EUENITURE MANUFACTURER %IRE WIN
4 dow Screens and Doors kept on hand and
made TO order. Thirteenth and J SITS. ap5-aptf
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h MAN. J. n VI
i. RyMAN. D.., & BRO,

UTATCEMAKERS AND JEWELERS., 81
w 506 J street, between Fifth and SS=7s.
Sixth have always on hand choice vari- "a Is
ETY. of fine Watches, Diamonds Jewelry, @sl.,Ss
pto iaT-lm
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DENTIsT. QUINNS BUILDING, g.
| northeast corner Fourth and J6Tf1-sSS
st-eets Artificial Teeth inserted on NI1IlD
oil bases Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide 6as
for painless extraction OF teetb' le2o-u
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DR.. ALIENS

PRIVATE DESPENSARY.
2615 Kearny Street, San Francisco, Cal.
ESTABLISHED FOR THE SCIENTIFIC AND SPEEDY
CURE OF CHRONIC, NERVOUS AND
SPECIAL DISEASES.
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DIR. {. ID. SAI.FIEID,
2l6 KEARr5Y STREET. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
TRIAL, BOTTIE FREE

VARICOCELE Painless sure cure
Agency, 100 Fulton street, NewYork iie3O- lOmTu
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MARTIN KESTLER,

MANUFACTURER OF BUGGIEs; FARM
N Express, Freight, Header aud Quart
Wagons. Repairing etc, done at short notict
IOl0rO lOl4 Ninth St. bet and L, Sacramento
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WI. ELLERY BRIGGS, NJ. D.,
Wallace A. BRIGGS, NJ.

DHYsICfAN AND OBsTETRICIAN. OFEICE
and residence No. 212 street, Sacramento
once Hours. Il Y to T. 4 to n + P NJ. (iel24ptf
$50 10 5 P. NJ.
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ISAIAH HuRLBURT.

At )REEY AND CoUNsELoR-AT-LAW
has REMOVED to No. 5o4 street. ly18-tf
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
HENRY STARR,

, 7vrORNFY. HAS REMOVED HIS
n Office to the cornerof Seventh and streets,
0pposite the Court house, Sacramento city Cal.
aul9-lm
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XyJCOP For Men Quick. sure, safe. Book
NioOia free. Ciyale Agency, loo Fulton
street, New York. ieS0-lomM
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DRs. KELLOGG y Goss,
DIR, LAME,

PHYSICIAN AND sURGEON.-OFFICE AND
Residence, No. 323 street, between Third
and Fourth. Hours to 10 A. M, ) 20 ana 70
SPIN. Office of City Superintendent of Public
Schools at same place. se2-4pln
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W. C. VAN FLEET. W. b. TREADWELL.
TREADWEL,4 & VAN FLEET.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS, SOB l
a street. near Sixth, Sacramento, Cal apo4p
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II. F. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON. J. DRIsCo,
ROOT, NELSON s. CO.,

ROOT, NEiLSON s CO.,
TNION FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
Founders and Machnists, Front street, be-
tween and o. Castings and Machinery OF
every description made 70 order. ja24-iplm
z. FOSTER. J. FUNSTON.
1856. +. FOSTER & CO., 1884.
DOOK-BTNDERS, PAPER-RULERS AND
ID Blank be- Manufacturers, No. 3l9 street,
between Third anu Fourth, SACEalnentn. iyH}-iptt
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S. earle. T. J. CRoLH.
Garlic Il CROLY,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
( pared 10 do all kinds OF work III their line,
in city or country. Principal place Of business,
Sacramento Shop, No. liza Second street, be-
tween X and L. Postoillce Box No. 4lQ, sacra-
rnento jel34ptf
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.JAaIES Mcguire.

MANUFACTURER OF ROAD sCRAPERS
vi Iron Doors Jail Cells, Shutters, Ratings
Gratings, HoUsework and Blacksmithing IN gen
eraI. No. SO X street, between Fifth and Sixth
Second hand Doors fo- sale. Ie22-4ptt
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t. a. SNYDER, NJ. D.,

I. n. S-NIDsLLs, M Do
physician AND SURGEON southeast corner
to 1880 A. N: Ito 4, and 7 TO 9 P. n. Residence,
gl3 NJ street between Ninth and Tenth. au25-tl
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DIR. NIXON,

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NJ STREET, BE
tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. 9lS and go.
Win visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $50 A;
evenings jyl-tf
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DIR. de DERK,

- streets Masonic Hall Building, K-street en-,
trance. Consultations in English, French and
German. All professional calls promptly at
tended to, day and night. ONCE hours-lO A. NJ
TO u NJ; to 1, and to 8 P. II. al23-ln
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Persons at d distance may be cured at home by
so,,r,.ssing letter to DR. GIBBON, stating case
symptoms length of time the disease has con-
finued. and have medicines promptly forwarded
free from damage and curiosity, to any part nj
the country, with full and plain directions. By
the Postofice, or through Wells, Fargo 4 Co., a
package of medicine will be forwarded to any
part OF the Union. The Doctor cures when othels
fail. Try him. Mention the RECoRD-pfIoS.
Address DR.. J. F. GIBB0N,
iao44ptf Box 1857, San Francisco.
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MEETINGS.

The Sins" or "Raguiors' club met last
night Eth City bsll and we've sddresttd
by eevPrei of ,neir members, who advocat'
ed conservative measures IN references 20
tue county convsntico, watch mse at
D. N, to-day Tie drifi OF the talk was
toward adnptrg such line OF acton as
a cansumms,,on eou be reached without
the sscritjoe Of principle.
The "outs" met at the court house in the
dstric court room some forty strong. The
meeting was higbly opioFed, aud ways aud
means ~ which 70 carry the county cln-
vention, Which cobvsnes To-day, w're dis-
cussed. and The cclored element was ap:.
peal d to, to rail around Melvin Wade aud
20 stick 10 hun ii 1t. ast AID all she time,
DE-. Orch COCHRAN played WITH
the psges of history and showed
no the chiyalric teats OF the African race in
. ranting speech. a warm iims is nntioi-
pated to-day.
There was an eff,rt m ado yesterday af-
tornoon to consolidate the two wings but 1T
was a dead failure.
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Tn. BaIdheaded sfan in Church.

Old SIR. Coll.mors Is very deaf The
other sundsy In tho midst OF the services,
Mr.. Hoff, VINO sits I'm msdis,ely behind Mr..
Col 'amora, saw spider crawling over the
latter's bald head. uis first Impulse wac
TO nudge him aud tfli him about IL, but be
remembered that Mr.. Collamore was deaf.
90 no lifted up his hand and brushed the
spider OIL Hoif didn't aim quite high
enough, aud. Ia bis nervousness, he hit
old Col,mors qnita q severe blow. The
old gentlfms an turned around in q rage
10 see who had dared 10 take such n
liberty with him. aud Hcif began to ex'
PLATA with gestures. But Collamore In q
loud voice demanded what IL meant. IL
was very painful TO Hofi. The eyes Of the
congregation were uplu him and he grew
red IN the face There .Gs Is spider on
your head" "a white plaza on my head.
hay? Sposs there Ia, what's that 70 you?
Youth know what II is 10 be bald'headed
yourself some day." 1T was n spider"
aF sa Oh a liz TAs ,s s' 0efs.
wider" said Collsmore, "and rot
more in 1t than yonrs. But let lt alone
DO you mino? You msy let my head
alone n church 1" Mr.. CJllamore,"
shrsEed Hoif, There was u spider on YOU
head and uTusagd him oI--.his way"
and HoR made another gesture ot Cola
mo;s's head. The 6ll man though. he
was going 20 fight him then add there, ana
hurting u hy mn book at Hoff, he seized the
kur, log stool on the door ot the pew ana
wes about to bang Mr.. Hof when the sex.
ion ln,UFfered. explanation waa writ
ten OF the 1y-lesl OF the hymn book,
whtfeupou Mr. CollEmore apol ig zed III a
bc!scious voice and resumed his seat.
They ,hluk Of asking Mr.. CcilNmose to
Worship elsewhere.
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LADIES I !, o, o. '. .;:'
llssiHs n,a,uSt
sun ansAx .,.,r~ mss yArcn.
WASHINGTON.
How Good Friday was Observed Mt the
Capital.
Sensational Testimony Given IL 'h'
sprisger Inquiry.
Proceedings In ,hr iIouse--o'hsr Notes.
PERSONAL NOTES.

WAsHrsoros, April ii.-Isp'eal.l J.
Judge A. Evans ID IN the city anh vii
TESTIFY before tho Springer COMMITTEES to-
morrow Ia matters tnncains the depArl-
ment OF instics. W. W Ism uf, Of Aus
tin, Is an applicant for the su perrin tendency
al The pubic bulldog g. ha erected by the
United stales ia Wsc> ard vii DO en-
dolssd by the membsrs OF the de'esSlrs
interested.
Judge Hancock, aa ehrirmsn OF tits sab
committee on appropfis'inns' pie'enled la
. strong speech tae pension appropriation
bill 10. day.
Durlog walbarn's oooupspoY 81 the
chair yesterday la the hl,bna erug on the
public buildings bill, Mr. Wilsnr, OF Iowa,
declared Ia a apesoh that be was the ablsst
presiding oiiicsr woo had occupied the
chair during tina present ssfsion, hisn
com pliment coming nom republican
J w. Fleming, Of Lamar cpGatV. aud
George NJ. Patton. OF PAesine, sre osiog
urged bv tneir friends ior collector in Um'
denstookf pisce.
A e,elegrsm mas been received by the
secretary OF state IRON Adam Bsdosu ten,
deriGg his ieLgna,ion ~ o)nsu.-6 Snerai OF
Havana
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The Luckicst Gambler in the world

The statement that SigDor Garcia, the
heaviest ,rente ct quarants player of mod.
ern, or perhaps, any other times, should
stir up Tccolleciions of many other woric.
hugs beside myself remember him well
in the old dsy, a. B ,den- Saden and HON
burg-tbe DAYS OF Hastings. Huntingtower
and Wyndnam, of Eel brigg-and when
there were many trying to bresk the
bank, though he alone succeeded. Tnis he
did on more than one occasion (ne haging O
spe cial and increased lini) anu l once 50 3
him hand over so COZ fr nos t, a charity
after he had done 10 charity for whic0.
by the way, Patti was both singing end
giving her money. At Homburg he carried
ell b,iore him, and 40 the late Mr.. Merry
remarked, shut the tables up like tels'
scopes" Two or three wears back, sitting
at a table outside the Cafe de la Psix In
| Paris, wretched and halt-stsrvvd locking
man took the chair next to mine, and OIL
loosing at him, l recognized Garcia. h
however. got up a,sin in the world after
ward. London World.
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Ety.liy In tho Kitchen.

Living in a pretty lit'ie cottage II the
west eud Is an Intelligent English woman.
who g. one time lived in the presence oil
ROYALTY. To a reporter che said the other
day: My father was Reardener nt WINDSOR
| castle, and when | was about l6-thnts
eleven years sgo-l was taken in az gen.
| ersl utility mad"
Were you in any way thrown In the
CO N papy of the queeI?
"Yee, quite often. You see, some OF the
servants she never saw, bit my duties TOOK
me all around the ca.ile, anu | saw her
more than anv of the ttcers."
did ,hs queen ever come into the kitch
en- Ike ladies of Lesser degree are supposed
| TO d,f'
"Oi course she did, and she enjoyed 1t,
too. Why, Two seen her msletg ,sse ne
| rolling pin out ~ The COOKS hands and rill
| 8 piece OF pie crust oct until IL was at he
| right thicGncg'.'
$50 the queen cats pie, does sht?"
''I've seen her make pie, anc I've seen
! her eat her share OF one Sne has 0 .sood
appetite and good digestion, and pie peve'
hurts her at all
N, l. said she loves roasted apples; It
II so?"
Yes I've seen Der take Ia her own HANDS
a dish OF nicely Drowned apples aEd carry
them TO her own room t. eat ut her ieis
ure."
When she used to be in the kitchen dc
she seem much interested 10 the work.
VERY much. Whv, ono day she came II
dressed IN plain beck dress with grea
big white sD-on on, aud abe made O csK
sud tEcG up whole lot of other dishes
sbe rolled up her slet ves end went At he
work as il she was getting SO week an.
her board and lodgins for Vt. She was. al
ways nice aud kind 10 u.s. too, and IN ke'
like some Amt r!cIn ladies' tax auu not "a
ell )iRe come othere talk when they ee
mad u
"Ddh't Viot 1ria ever get arsryf"
mot very. I've heard her say 'Z)unds
some imes when sae put her finger on tn
not stove. or sometnlng Ike that."-[Cin
cinnati Naval nnrnal.
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THE styles OF bar hers % les have chang.
ed considerably in tue last few years, /" said
An old sign.psin;sr yesterday afternoon.
I remember the time very we'll when you
never "a " any thing but the old red and
White Stripes sort, but nowadays they paint
them III sorts OF coIors See there, for
instance :, snd ) Q pointed TO corner Of the
shop where stood atmall poe resplendent in
pol and black. -. :.
"That pole IS for shop on Ridge avenue
he Continued, s'and WIS orderad bv a
colored man. who said he wanted Something
his would catch the eye OF the least
OBJ erwin al mankind bout month ago
/ sent one out painted blu and covered
wi viIt stars. IL went somewhere OH
N nth Second street, and cost the barber
s2s. bot a. a rue, they don't pay more
| tnrn ne or IS Tor a pooisizsd red and white
! % l. tiu.e us IN tle bsst possible styls."
Bsrhsre' po'es.' said The boss knight o
! ther 2 u IN q ,esdins down-town shop, "sr'
s,,l N tifniian tevefl hupdred years old
I lar,ner tls.sss raj vs,s Acisd ~ Surgeons
and the twisled sad whitsribbons are q o,
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r7,consciousness of. DYING Persons.

IA dying mau msy be burned with a
,red-hot iron and not feel ppin," DR.. Craw
lord said t. areporler. CONSCIOUSNESS
NAV remain to the dyiug almost TO the dis
solution, out generally they lose the power
of Ia Jueht l6ug. before ncsusl death. lD
case of des h 10 which there seems TO be
suffering the wiithing and spasms are due
10 reflex muscular action. Fear weakens
the nervous. system and, conseaue ptly,
has, eps death; and the reverse OF fear
NAV proiong life." The doctor cited q
medical report concerning Mehodst
mipister. He lay on the verge of death,
cold and pnlssless, and friends onnd his
bed sang his faverite hymn. AZ they
ceased, aud as the phy sicians stood timing
the death, the minister's hands moved, and
he whispered "GloryP' Rsstoratlves were
.dministered, and an hour later the man
hed recovered. H. lived many rears alter
that He said be understood every word
spoken at his bedside. Under the nervous
excit,mert and nthusi.sm wrought by
the hymn, he had exerted his muscular
a,rength, and lived.
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FoI}y.EIGurH CONGRESS FIRST
SEES SION.

WinISGros. April ll-[Press.l In tho
h6ui Elite, nj the committee ON apprn ori-
sronl 'spolted bscS the sena lisnthor-
izinRtr sscre'ary OF the navy ~ otfer a re-
ward u S25 900 for fe'cuipg or ascer. mining
the iai OF the Greedy * 9rditiop.
Aiti brief debate tue bill passed.
HoI ins, as pelsilasni matter, called
on u resolution d.claing that the
ohargd ag.inst II. V. Boynton ara not sus-
'sinedk the evidence, sad that there Is no
groundfJr any g ton by the house. He
stated Ina. toe committee reporting the
r soln'tn dio not desire TO debate 1t.
keiId author OF t1e charges, was present,
but odd not see tit TO make n spesch. aud
the resolution was adopted without oppo-
sitiou.
Nc A Ian, OF the c)mm't,ee on revision
Of iHws,Iseporied q bill limiting to two
years III time W thin which prosecutions
may be lsiiiuted against persoos charged
with Mating tho internal revenue laws.
Place 1 d the caleodar.
The Huse went Into Committee OF the
who'll, Sjringer IN the chair. on the pension
apptolrstinn bill.
The VI appropriates $2065i 400 and ro.
approi;iltes the amount estimated, S6b
oO0,0ODl The appropriations Tor she curtsnt
wear Ire 1926 100000. OF which only S2o
6I3, OOO.era expended In the first hall OF The
year.
Cani,n spoke in opposition 70 that por
ton ofbe oil, which retuces the salary Of
peuaio agents, maintaining thai Under zoe
reduolin, 10 pgsnt c,ald afford IN do The
pusine at me Oliics, and the result would
be to day aud embtrrass the payment OF
penslod.
Keiieadvocated the policy OF rai.ing the
limlt ielallo we'd lawyers il certain pe-siot
case.
Hart ,dyoceted changes in the peDsiog
Jaws 10 5 e. provide for granting the ser
vice o. ,nsions.
Roger gave notice that he would at the
prooer ,tne move TO stc'ke Oub the second
section, thicn limiss G lawver's. fec to Sit
IN cases IT arreafs OF pay, lost horses snc
bounty lnds.
After trther debate and without action
the comiit,ee rose.
The st,aEer laid before the house a pes
ssg- froi the president suomNtiug espeGlsl
estmg tehem the chief Of ordinances for ths
| pc sne,t annual appropriation oil 81 5oo,'
600 to pbvids necessary armament Tor sea
coast toefcs lions
The pAsident savs: I'm presenting this
estimated dd rot ihiuk " lacess1rv &c
suumeree The considerations which oaf {
I Il of thChigtsst iU portagos, that there
shall be 10 upnecess9ry delay in entering
upon shrw0g.i which. must Ds common.
eurase With thf punic interests 10 be eff
ierted, aid vh,h W II take much time"
| Tho mfssagd was -.fsrred and The house
took rstsss y til 7:3o %. IN, waeu the ses-
sion Willie Reconsideration OF the Deosior
bills only.
At the ,ventg session the honse passed
five peositn dis and adjourned until to-
|
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Wood ward said, IT Lnld Dnthilg OUT NE
truth Yesterday and could tell more Il
nv Information ~as not in conidence. l
don't break contideocs 10 EXPOSE 'he VII
lainy of rasosls. The more COOK suis up
this matter the deeper wll he gel into the
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17

sellesl o. slhdiqr ofs s,np ofIiasn seof
Ths sslsssnos N bsfbsfs ~ professors \
the healing art In EDxlspd osD b. tfsesd II
fsf bsck a. The reign ~ fiwsrd w. IN ~
when they were fret inoofporsied, snd froI
lnsn till Inc reign Of Henry VIII, vbfn
they we're united with the surgeons. un)i!
the time 81 Geofss H., when they csa5kd
10 BE- aly thing but BARRIERS o. We now
under..nd this term. In the LATER reign
an &C, was passed, from the p,esmbIr Of
winch II 10 learned that not until then had
the discovery been made that tbs business
or trade OF q barber was g foreign 10 aud
independent OF tbs practice Of surgery"
and it therefore proos eds 10 dissolve The
connection between the two bodies, and they
have been separated ever since, bat II was
long time before ihe BARRIERS gave up
cupping aud lteching ns q part OF their
work, Now and then q barber will yet be
found who carries on the ancient branch Of
his profession. - Philadelphia Record.
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Toe New YORK Sun SAWS that during the
i,te riot, In Cincinn,fi Governor Hoadlev
did no. appeal to the FEDERAL Government
for troops 10 suppress l.. The reason ia
obvious. Governor Hosdlev IL a dem lcraf;
was elected by the. y ople of Ohio and has
their respect and ,pidenca, aud in an
euersenco cin always rely upon them for
their support 1t is otlM Kepnolicsn
Who we're not elected bus i'm posed uaop tue
people By + .deral beyore,s, who, In time
~ loc,I troubles, were Obliged 10 beg fol
| f. dersl soldiers 70 protpcs themselves and
their frauiulPpt governments from ths
wrath ot the very people they essayef :.
gogern. This IA ire diffsrncA be'~ser
l~ssl stsd Illegal gover0lreo,s, tho JAG .
ths people aud the other Of u=uspers.
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POST APPROPRIATENESS.

WAsBIseroN, April II -TPress 1.-The
third assistant rostms stsr general hss pre-
pared the foiloring statemsris OF the revn'
nuss OF the post flee departmeht Tor The
present fiscsl year. The returns for the
first and s.cond quarters are complete.
the figures FIR the third qusrier are nased
on the returns FROM offices returning about
one half the total postal revenue, and Inc
es,jmats fe.r the lsst oufrier ~ hsfed upon
the returnso the pre- edipg quarters:
Gross postal racsil,t, for t7e quarter end
ing Ssptem DER 80, 1858, asssrtained, $lo,
59j. S67: gross recpiois Tor the quatior emo
lug December 81, 1888. asosrralnsd, Sll l59,
6l6: gross revenue for the qlartsr endln'
Msroh 81, 1884, es,ims,ed rom special re-
turns received from lS7 letter carrlrr ofnces
mated gross revenue.t,r the qusrtsr en,1ne
June 80, 1884, $40. 1877 $40. tatsl estimated
revenue for the year, S43 262 4i6; tor, rsvs'
nue. for the yea. cna'ns June ~ 1883. $ao.'
sos 692;falling offin revspns of pres ent year
90 1aR 246
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4ssls, fA,ss n,vsls regular ssscswc'h ~
)odoy's T-x.S ToaIc Cordld
| ~ 4 Female Rsmsd II sszlylt.s

Aioh there IL rsason 10 belluve originated
iIlhs service, shall be entiled 10 receive q
pdsion during the continuance OF dis.bili.
tU al rate proporiionata to tho
dekee thereof. This oil further provides
thu dependent patents shall only show by
corbetent evidence that they are without
othk present means OF support than their
owtmanual labor or tbs contributions OF
oihks not legally bound for their support.
Tk house committee ON Judiciary has
insiboiei Representative Bsoadhead 10 ID.
pnr( adversely tho bill 20 amend the re-
WED statutes 80 that delegates shall have n
IlsJto vote Ia ths house OF representa-
tiyeJ
Representative Nee i'd was Instructed TO
Teptt adversely the bill 10 amend the re-
wsel s'stntes 90 that no person shall be H.
oenj1 10 deal In intoxicating 10 lors as "a
bevtsee until he has fire, secured Il license
froH tina loosl authorities of the place
whde he proposes TO carry on such lraiiic.
Representative Tucker was ins,ruated to
repdt fsvorably the bill 10 prevent and
punlh counterfeiiing within tho United
stab of the securities OF foreign govern
mari