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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-28
sPEOIAL NOTIOEs,


Sprains, Lameness, Pains and Stitches,
Weak Back or Disease OF the spine will be im.
mediately relieved on application OF u Hon
Plaster over the affected part. It's penetrG-
tive power Is wonderful. Warranted to 10
tho best mRle,
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ituniness Failures,

New YORK, March 2S.-The business
failures last week were 172 for the United
States and 32 for Canada, nine less than
the week previous.
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Souroes of Profit,

There are many sources OF profit to those
who are ingenious anu enterprising. Burdock
BLOOD BiHers are a source OF pront In every
way. They build up the health surely, speed
lily, aud eifsctually, which Is saying great
deal For sale by III. u. Cochran, druggist, l37
and l39 North Queen street.
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surprise Party.

A very pleasant surprise party was ten
lered to VIM. w. Powder, at hts residence
on Poplar street, last evening. Among
some handsome presents received was a
silver watch, presented to him by his
father
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r,uE TO TBr sroCxBuLuEKs or

~ the Mennerchor Hall Association --Tho
Board OF Directors OF the MmnneI chor Hall
Association having resolved, with the consent
OF the stockholders, TO increase the capital
stock OF the corporation from go 900 to $50 900,
the increase 10 bs made by tho issue OF iO0
shares OF stock Mt the par value Of tl5 each,
the stockholders ot the said corporation are
hereby notified that meeting OF the stock
holders will he held Tor the purpose OF con.
sidering suCh Increase OF capital at the oflCo
OF the corporation on North Prince stI Get, ON
the 2Oth day OF May, 1884, at 3 O'Clock y. IN.
HENRY GERHART,
President
LANCASTER, PA, Mach 20, 1894. m2l-FtmySO
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Beats the World.

This ia what II. q. Hoberman, a druggist OF
Marion, ohio. says; d" Thomas Ectectrfc on
beats the world, sold nine bottles Yesterday
ana to-day. One man cured of sore throat OF
eight years standing. Is splendid tor rheu-
matism." For sale by ii. Il. Cochran, druggist,
l37 and l39 North Queen street.
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M.IRRI9G ES.

MAYHEw-fTrERY w Wednesuay, March 27,
1884, at the residence OF the brides parents,
437 south Queen street, Lancaster, Pa, by the
Rev. Mr.. sachcll, Mr.. james Mayhew. OF Bed
ing ton, W. Va, to Miss l.. l.. fitery, OF this
city. , IL
MILLRy- SMIrH.-MaTch y, 1884, at the rest.
dence Of MIR. Edward Milley, on Mulberry
Millcy, TO Leyina Smith, both OF Lancaster
city. lto'
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CIV HOrH.

Quotations bv Associated Press
Stocks stcadier. Money easy at lkGsc.
New YORK Contrai. .......................il4L
Erie Railroad. 2lE
Adams Express .,......,..................l30 .l30 -
Michigan Central Railroad. ................. S0L
Michigan southern Railroad. .lOiM
Illinois Central Railroad. ad...................l2tM
cleveland N Pittsburgh railroad, ,,........ .l3s
Chicago Rock Island Railroad. d..........l2lM
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne Railroad ........m
Western Union Telegraph Company. y
Tolsdo & Wabash ....,.....,...........,....l 10
New Jersey Central. 80. .,..........~..... s7H
New York Ontario n Westnrn........-.....l 10
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A Dividend Declared

NEW YORK, March 28.-The Delaware,
Lackawanna Il Western railroad to day
declared q quarterly dividend of two per
cent.
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A BUSY MAN.
WORRIED Forty DAYS IN ooruurs
iNtrnordioNry Babors 81 ~ TIpstsn, Deputy
shrrif And Deputy y. n. marshnli--
wrttnn anu Nthrr Abilities cut

istrnordinary LHbors 81 ~ Tlpstsn, DsputJ
shrrif Hnd Deputy y. y. hiarshnii--
Wrttnn anu Utbrr Abilities out
done.
October, 1888, had IA many days In II ~
any other month In tho year. OF the 81
accorded 10 it ty tho calerdar 4 were Sun.
days, leaving q working days,
Mr.. Jacob A, llollinger, tipstaH In the
courts of Lancaster, 10y tho appointment
OF tho court, is paid % u day for his ser
vices. There arc a number Of tipstavos
moro than are necessary. They arc paid
good salaries, moro than is necessary 10
secure com, Jtout persons for the post and
moro than the same class of services In
private employment command. For this
the court IL responsible tho judges have
absolute authority in tho matter and
they exercise II.
We arc informed by county officials, who
say they have seen tho bills and who arc
in position 10 know that jacob A. lIol
linger, tipstniF, was paid by order Of court
SO per day frr 90 days for the month OF
October, 1888. These days aro certified TO
by the clerk Of tho court iu which the
services were rendered, aud IL TipstaiI
IIOllinger rendered 90 days service during
that month ho was entitled Ia his pay.
The laborcr il worthy 0f his hire and
Mr.. llulinger cannot reasonably be ex-
pcCted tn abate tho salary allowed him by
the court for services rendered.
Deputy sherin uoiIinesr.
Tho following bill has been presented
to the county commissioners for payment
by Sheriff John II. High
lSsI LANCASTER DR.
ToJohn II. nigh,
IO dismRutlinR Fish pots. sept, p. -,
Dpt : n
II days NJ ~ per dny............,....... . rs 0O
g, NJ. strinc, as per mn utiachci....... ~ 0O
J. \. lioltiuBor ....,... l9l ~
~. Fisher ........ ~ o.
John II. kccsy, .,...... lis ~
Total l........................ .......... tGIl OO
Lauca,tcr county to q NJ. strinc, to
di-muntling Fi-h pnta, Sept 20, y, %,
%, %. y, =. %, Oct. :. g. o, So u. l!,l3
10, lG, H., -, 10. 20, r. -, - %, ~, q, -,
20, 81 Nov. |, ,, 5-totai, - day. at o. ,.
To 81 days boat Giio at o., per I6y.... il %
sis7 Oo
-. 81. sTRiNE, Dep sher.
1853. LANCASTER c DR
no II. Fisher.
To dismantlmg Plan pot, sept 20. g7,gs.
~ oct ,, ., :, o. II, y, l3-ll days At :,
TO days lays boa io Al Soc pr day
SO OC
Received payment in fun. ...
LANCASTER CO. DR
To dismantling Ting fisn pots. Sept. ls. 10,
~, q. y, %, %, q, =, - Oct. >. 3, -,
.. 10, II, u, ", ~, Il. Is, ~, 20, %, D.
=, q, =, a. - 20, 81, Nov. l. :, J. ,..o,
TO 70 days boat hire at SOC. per day.. 81
Tl9l 50
Jan. o, lssi, rocovei payment IN fuil,
j. a. HpLLINGER.
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Jan. o. lssi, roco vel payment In iull.
j. A. llpILlNGER.

To dismautlinR Fish pots ScDt '-, oct.
, 3, 8, : @, II, r., IS, l5 10, Il, Is 10, 20,
p! - q, - NJ, y, %. 80, 81. Nov. /, 3
total, y dH' a, Hi Is per dny.......... SI3i 90
70 y days boat miro a. tOc. er day - 80
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500 Miners strike.

PITTsBURo. March 2S.-About 800 coal
miners in the fourth pool have struck
against reduction of quarter of cent
per bushel for mining.
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WEATHER INn,uATIONs.

WASHINGTON, March 2S For the Middle
Atlantic states, warmer fair weather, fol.
lowed to night by local rains, winds shift
ing to southerly.
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Paralyris. Nine Years.

after having suffered tor years with pa
Talysis," says MIR. Joseph Yates, OF Patterson
New Jersey, ~ was cured by Samaritan
NerViRe." MIR. Yates authorizes this state
meut. Your druggist keeps II, o. 30.
m2llwdeodSw
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Ustarrn-For twenty years was

Ustarrh-For twenty years was sufferer
from catarrh of the head and throat. BY u
few applications OF Ely's Cream Balm l re-
ceived decided benefit-was cured bv one bot
tle.-Charlotto Parker, waverly, NY.
4 was trodbed with chronic catarrh and
gathering In head was deaf at times, had dis
charges from ears, unable to breath through
nose. Before the second bottle OF EIy's Cream
Balm was exhausted was cured.-C. j. Cor
bin, 933 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
m24-2wdeod&w
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DEATHS.

SuTER.-On tho 2Gth inst, In Quarryville, Pa,
Christie Ann Suter, in tho list year OF nor
age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residen co OF her daughter, Quarry
viiio. on Saturday morning ut II o'clock,
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Accident 10 Ten. Lloyd AspinwaiI

New YORK, March 2S.-Genoral Lloyd
Aspinwall slipped in the street last night
and broke his right leg.
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Philadelphia.

Quotations by Associated Press.
stocks unsettled.
Philadelphia Il Erie X, ,R.................... lslf
Reading Ratlroad. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2fZ
Pennsyivauin Railroad ad.....................b b9%
I.ehigh Valley Railroad oad.....................6 69H
United Companies Dt New Jersey. .l9eh
Northern Paciic.......,........,.... ~
Northern Pacific Prsferrei....... =. ...... 4sk
Northern Central Railroad. d........,.......6 6l
Lenigh Navigation Compuny............. t7ss
Eorristown Railroad. ........................IllM
Central Tran napOrtatiOn ComDany,,....... 80
Fittsb'g, Titusville q Bufialo X. R...,..... Isz
Little SchuylEill Railroad. ..................& "a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CoLDEN's Liquid Beef Tonic will cure 'ndi-
gestion, and perpetuate bodily vigor. Take
no other. OF druggists. m2f-lwdeod6w
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-11-22

The WeIcome has been taken from
the Seattle, Anacortes and What
COM r0hte, and .hc Idaho will here
after r2n in her place once a week,
arriving ut AnaC0rLe on MONDAYS.
and returning t:f'oiM Whatcom the
same evening. On THAI $iays SIZE
will go through the Islands, via
Roche Harbor 10 Westminster, and
return the same week, She viii
make ohl y one trip per week 9-s
eacn Of these routes for the pGea-
ent.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-11-22

Fearful outIages committed on
christian churches by Chinese n,obo
are reported from Canton, kWang
Tung, Namhoi, and other lnterIor
places in China. About so chrs~
tiau churches at different points
have been destroyed, the innahlt-
ants 'irlxen away aud their houses
looted. Catholics and protcstants
alike have keeu driven out aud their
property destroyed Ths Chinese
government refuses to take ANY hu>
tice OF these Uu:raycs.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-11-22
Throwing tie Hatchpt,

In the fourteenth century the siiuation
Of pRhlic executioner to the city OF Flor
-nce became vacant, and, as it was
isl,as Gf considerable emolrnent there
wsrs three candidates. A day was
nppsinted for public display of their
several abilities. The first csndi-
date, witA knife, cleverly separ-
ated tn. head of the victim from
his shoulders. He was outlone by the
napi& stroke of the sscond, whose gilt
terinY bloadsword struck terror into ths,
hearts of the surrounding multitude
The tlnn4 and least promising held III
his hand. II short hatclet, and, Nhen the
victim WAS extended with his head Oh
bhe fatal bloch, approached him, and IN
II low whisper Inquired II he Wns ssi If
runner and ii he could SWIM well. Ga
being answered IN the Affirmative, he.
Icsirtd him I" spring Oh his feet and
Iross the river. The exocatloner then
put or a fierce look, swung Ills weapon
rounlhis head, 1T, Instead of nlskiug
IL descend on ne deyo'ad CT atures
neck, strncL 1t with grea; tnrca into the
block sAiouts of eXecration r,se froA
the crowd, and the trembling wretch, es-
tnni~lIcd at his wonderful, escape, had
nearly oailI,d tue opposite bank of the
river before any steps We're taken to pur
sue him. He h:d scarcely, however.
lon, ten yards on d.A t:Ad vhea the.
~x'cution r, taking st,aGy aim, threw
his hntchct With such effect tina. .as
body continued running some tim, after
the head Was cl! From t,is rather i'm
probable Incident the common phrase
"t throwing tho hatci,et is said to be
derived.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-11-22

4. s. LAND OFFb'E at, OlNiY,,ia. W. ~.
Sept. 18th, iSS+.- N"tict l. hereby given that
LutteriI NJ. Durkcc iis filed noiicc al intent an
IT, make rnai proof before the Clerk OF the Dis
trict court, at his Office, in Whaicun W. T.
on fnd'v the 18th day of December, A. ID.
iSSi GA Pre-cmption ID. ). No eS4:i. for the
Lpt-l of See. - Up - y, II west
He names ~ wisnc@,c Edwart, G.. Kinr
.Iainc. Tdllnch, NJ Adams, and j. W. Fry, all
OrcaS Island. W. +.
u 6w John T. Convey, Register.
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The Housewives T ayorita.

We will send FREE fot ONE ENTIRE YEAR, ~
aNcl sstdy who send. u AT ONCE Tie ra,nts -
.ta n!rrrrd ladies 1T same address nud y tw>,.
CT. stdtnl Tor postage, our hands p,tIe eat.
i.lniog and i.struct II journal drvotrd 7,
Fi>htn~, Fancy H"rk, Dccnra iug. CUokhi
an Hou> hold Matters. Re-ui,r price, ) 10.
SEND TODAY, a {. secure NEXT nLinbcr Au-
dress, DOMESTIC JUURNAL, <unua, ny
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-11-22

Mosr oi the advocates of cremation.
,-fe people over whom It would be u.e-
'ess to erect a monument, and their ashes
may possibly DO some little good in tns
garden.
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Every Description
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

By arrangements with reliable lane; at
tsrncys ~ O,yn pia and Washington ID
C.. my cdst,mrrs cnn have their land
hu~in,s, attended ~ the SUMO as il per
-on"'ir prrs"n, 1T either place
Parties wishing to purchase pr locate
lnnd Scrip, would do well to consul:
me.
- All latest Land Laws. Rules and
Decisions kept on file. Land Warrants
bought and sold.
C"nveyanclng, taxes pa,d, purchases
and salre mudr. Collections made and
proceeds promptly remitted II
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-11-22

WHO Il the oldest settler in the Westi
Tbs, SUM-.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-11-22

A GENTLEMAN and three ladies' " O
must have had great deal of spare
time have found iy c,A,nt tnat IL hio.u.
i.a> about I+H. ron hairs IA her >rap: a
blanett,;, 'UJ,tbh: cd 1t Icd-a.tr
belle only $1,000. This lnst provision
of nature lis undoubtedly to prevent in
voluntary incsndiarism.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-11-22

w" mrrn arl prepared IN demonstrates she fc The
St CESS "hirh has c'own"i efforts durn.. pst teen
ELSlOR Tor MOfID. We MON RCH T.
word Our Muhnrry operated by Gather Man. Horse or Steam,
rapidly. Thry II s,Zcs
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Subscription 7safes
Legal. Advert >4n.S lsi,tc-.

Cine s>4uarc "a lnss) first Insertion 90
E'ach ss'hscGIrnt iascrtior, 50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-11
A Triple Report.

There are seven members of the Senate
Committee on Cities, which has been inves-
tigatlng the Department Of Public Works
four Republicans and three Democrats. The
probability Is that these gentlemen will
never agree.
Mr.. GIBBS, the Republican Chairman,
wanted to adopt the extravagant report pre-
pared by Mr.. WHITRIDoE, tho counsel to
tho committee, but, as our esteemed contem-
porary the New York Times truly observes /:
"NO four men out Of tho seven members Of
the committee were willing to accept the
report as fair statement OF the deductions
to be made from the evidence" One Repub-
lican, Mr.. DAGGBTT, has had fairness enough
to take this course, although q Democratic
officer is under investigation. He will prob
ably submit report Of his own, and there
will be two other reports signed by three
members each-none OF them as severe,
however. as Mr.. WHTRIDaE would wish.
We do not feel ourselves constrained to
praise Mr.. ALBERT DAaaETT every day 10
the week, but he deserves respect for re-
sisting the attempts which have been made
to dragon him into signing the WHITRIDaE
report.
The outcome of this Investigation in such
disagreement indicates. at all events, that
the proof Of any great and glazing abuses In
the Department Of Public Works can hardly
be very plain. though there Is doubtless album.
dant room Tor reform In many Of Ito methods.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-11

The usual cold spell In the beginning Of
May has been we'll marked again this year.
There appears 70 be nothing to bear out the
theory which has been advanced that this an
nually recurring phenomenon Of the weather 10
due to cloud OF metaors passing between the
earth and the sun. and yet. a. II apparently
occurs with much regularity all over the
northern hemisphere. some general Cause
must be At work to produce It. But while
meteorologists are trying to ind the cause.
people who. deceived BY the almost summer
warmth OF week or ten days ago. let the fires
60 out In their houses. will be likely next
spring to remember their experience and look
upon tho weather Of tho Arst half Of May as too
chnngeabe to be trusted. Ordinarily New
Workers enjoy few OF the delights Of spring be-
fore the summer OF the almanaos 10 close upon
them. The astronomical division OF the sea-
sons. which prolongs spring until the 21st OF
June. Is moro in accordance with nature. at
least in this latitude.
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sHREWD WORK FOR ARTHUR.
The blaine Msa Oulgeneralled In Nshrask .
Ia Spite OF their Numbers.

The blaine Nsa Ou.Eensrailed In Nsbraska
Ia Spite OF their Numbers.
OMAHA, May GA careful personal can.
vass Of the ten delegates chosen to represent
Nebraska In the National Republican Conven-
ton makes II clear that tho Blaine mon have
been outgensralled. Tho State Is undoubtedly
for Blaine. as we're the delegates chosen to the
district and State Conventions. and 30 the
friends OF the Plumed knight are sending out
word that at least eight Of Nebraska's ten
The Arthur managers have pursued a quiet
but effective course. By skilful work they pre-
vented any OF the Conventions from instruct
Ing for Blaine: They wont further and secured
the election OF at least four pronounced Arthur
choice. The sincere Arthur delegates are Reed.
Mathewson. Mccall. and HarwOod. SCOTT. who
studied law with Postmaster General Gresham
says he will cast u complimentary vote or two
Arthur. Howe s.ys he ls going. to 6hIcsao to
tie TO-" OF the other delegates Brooks Jensen,
and Burton will vote for Blaine but as they
Are light weiEht:: they may BE- Thipred into
man. but will bolt to Edmunds At the first op-
porunity, The plan Of action decided upon
By the leaders 10 TO make HARDWOOD Chairman
q the delegation. He will start the vote Tor
As,hsrd rHS SsnS followed by Reed
probable that the rest win like Howe. want to
Tho State DEMOCRATIC Con vention will he held
at Lincoln on the AID. The indications now are
%sTcn q oso. sPG James cfss North q iPS .ts
will be three. Of the four delegates at large.
They are oil able men. and solid for Tilden ~ Q
Presidential candidate
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-11
ne regular circulation Of The Bun for u,
tfeeA esdiNg Mav TO- 1894. was:
Gen. Grant as q Victim.

. Why docs man who has an ample for
tune. sufficient to support him In case and
dignity Tor the rest Of his life, become .
aiember Of q Arm Of stock brokers whose
thlef business 10 speculation in stocksP
{, 10 make more money. not by adding to
the general stock Of wealth In the world, but
BY getting away from other people money
which they would prefer to keep.
!, II the firm, which lie has bolstered up by
his distinguished name 80 that 1t acquired Q
soafidence It never deserved, comes to dis
graceful end In It's gambling career, and he
loses largely by its failure, why should he
receive an annuity Of $4,000 year from the
Treasury Of the United States, by being
placed on the retired list Of the army as Gen.
ersl with full psyp
Il II because he has failed in 0 business
which he well knew to be simply gambling
by Wholesale, and he has only quarter OF Q
million dollars left, In the GEORGE JONES
TRUST fund, the principal and income Of
which are absolutely secure7
We would not object to any proper legisla-
ton by which Congress even at this late
day might once more appropriately recog-
nise the great value Of Gen. GRANTS
military services to his country, but we
cannot approve an appropriation Of the
public money as q pretended recognition
Of those services, when its true purpose is to
salve over the pecuniary wounds occasioned
BY his recent losses In Wall street-losses
which he would never have incurred II he
had been contented with modest wealth and
had not sought to increase 1t at the expense
Of others by gambling methods.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-11

~ EsGs Sa~s,se :, s,sss.s-ss..ssss
-
wAss1ScFos Nay la -! w. ~ :Ss a.,s -,
hat The dedsion IN the o'Fsrrall.Paui con.
tasted s,ssaon sss: could .. Do.,p s ed d,
dali mon and o'rsrrsil with the Morrison men.
Il would b . vote sainsd. NJ. Randall d.
cllned 70 ensass In any :uen sharp psaetice.
The town was captured this week By twelve
NurAr.d Nortors ha,oooins Ia thA American
Medical Associates. Tssir meeting Wa very
successful All the big medicine men were
hers. Ths mset,nrs we're beld in the Conere.
sstional church. and a difYersns clergyman
every day prayed for the doctors. but not
nravar vas made foukhe moor pationts. The
p nOss. w. ~e -. AZ" -s...,as
Tu.sday night With the Marine Band and
.ss, w~C, ~ mo- 0" Hl.,rs msnsion oosunisd =,
,as' ~eas 70 inc Blanc .ms.on oOSu I"o
thay lndu,esd In lobstsr sajad and ios cream
s s.s; =. ~. -. IA .s.~.s.. "a -, S..n..
pes az yoN cree and terrepln. Sna eM 9anncr
medical Protection. and vent home 70 .. - 81
dietary m9dsration. aRstinencs q 49, carsMve
ssa q On pn rs a. % 1.Sa , Sn1eI
reception. q dld thg two Connecficat senators
adsy. and cooped themseives up 10 = room n
u re sss:ss isSsss cSs sSS ssseSs!iisssioSs:
ere the order 81 the Gay: Senntor becx. Wno
end the 1nco gpia. nsd nttie VIZ WIZ Mis s,
diyertine. senator Beck e 3 .trSpe man: but
nuoctrlISiTIH, N vvnucrs =. e ~ piuSo, NJ. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-11

Of the Sonata. spprcprhsths sfsS,boO iof pro-
vidlss The Maaionsl Guard with ~ unlSornS
mentiosed h ths Military Oods ot 1858. The
acceptance Of that code was In last equlvat
lent to pledge that the uniforms should b.
provided, and even without this implied
promise the HtAte uniform ought 10 be for.
nished No National 0uardsYnan who Kivee
his time and services TO tho State ought 10
be any longer deprived Of this Uniform,
which 10 necessary for tho comfort ana well.
being OF many organizations, and should
be supplied with promptness and willing.
ness that will make Il . source Of pride TO
the wearer. Several regiments have already
received and used It; and there is no good
reason why al should not ct once enjoy it,
benefits.
Since the militia laws Of tho state now
call for these uniforms, and are based on the
supposition that they are provided, and since
the efficiency OF the troops will be greatly
increased by them, tho funds necessary for
furnishing them should bc appropriated With.
out further delay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-11
a New Zealand Kiss e visis Eagla.d.
Prom ~ london Daily He,ps, april %.

England is to be visited by Tawhiao. the
great Maori King. 1t 10 also expected that his
from the north and south OF the Maori Country.
King Tawhiso L. not quite satisfied with the
OF the civilized white man. Oficiai surveys Of
the Maori country are occasionally made, and
these do not. It 10 reported. ind favor In his
Tawhiao was In Auckland at latest accounts,
together with bis son and other notable Ma
oris The visit Of Tawhiao 70 ,AuckIand was
TO enable him to undertake the Journey
ban9uet was given to the monarch and his fol-
toast of his health his Majesty said, amops
Sther things. that. although his lace was black,
hts hefrt was like jasper. He also said that oil
hsy were black OF white