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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Apr,l 4, 1884.
In the early dealings at the stock Exchange b.
day the marke, was strong and higher, With al ad-
vance Of aGAc., Western Union, Northwestern,
-. Paul, Union Pacific, Pacific Mail, and Lake
shore. being the strongest shares Before mid
day the upward movement WAS checked anc a
weaker feeling set In. From this time until the
close lower prices were the rule. speculation was
adversely affected by reports Of failures IN the
grain trade at Chicago aud Liverpool. and runOrs
that tie Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy, and
Union Pacific conference ut Boston to-day had
no. be,n harmonious Prices declin q sd2c.
Union Pacific fell oil 2 Canada Southern, II :
Canadian Pacific, IA; Quincy, Ia; Northwestern,
~; -. Paul, IL; Lackdwanna. IA Lake shore.
2 Michigan Central. ! 4; Missouri Pacific, ~;
New Yok Central ] !; Eric, / Oregon Trans
continental. Is: Pacific Mail *; Reading, ] 4;
wabash preferred, /; Western Union. ~. 1he
market closed weak ut The lowest point OF the
day COMPARED with ye terday's closing, prices
are a 2, lower. sales, $4,000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April 4e-Nirginia SIS. deferred,
~ ; con. old1ted. 4O5S; past due coupons, 30.
new l0-4O's. 81 ; new 81, 56a. Bid to-day.
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RUSSIANIZING TURKEY.
The Alarmed sultan Prohibiting the I'm
portation of Russian Pictures and Tracts.

The Alarmed Sultan Prohibiting the Em-
portation of Russian Pictures and Tracts.
A special cable telegram to the Phiadel-
phia Times says: Abdul Hamil, the Sultan
Of Turkey. has issued an edict prohibiting
under severe penalties the importation
into Turkey or the circulation among the
Turkish people Of likeneSses in any form
OF the Car Of Russia or Of Russian gen.
eral officers. Russian diplomacy has been
secretly engaged ever since the assassina-
ton OF Alexander III. in sowing dis
LOYALTY among the Turks by every
means likely 10 cultivate among them
pro-Russian tendency. Recently the
empire has been literally flooded with
prints and photographs Of the Gar and
the more successful and popular Russian
generals and with tracts giving the history
OF these celebrities, and containing glow
ing promises Of the reforms that will ac-
pany the ascendency Of Russia, which is
described as inevitable.
BY such means the Turks have become
50 dangerously hberalized towards the
Sutan's implacable enemy as 10 seriously
disturb the Porte, which has now at
tempted by this insulting edict to stem the
tide OF popular tendency.
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TRIM DERdILED.
Thirty NirainIans Injured, Some or Them
Fatally-An Infant Killed.
TBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l


BELLEyILLE, ILL, April 4.-Several Nir-
GINA emlgrants were Injured by the de-
railing Of train on the Louisville and
Nashville road near here last night.
Later accounts are to the effect that about
thirty out Of the whole party Of tifty-fiye
emigrants were more or less injured, in
Guiding several small children
The passengers most seriously injured
are Mrs. James II. Cross, OF West Angus
IA, Va, wounded seriously in the head and
arms; James II. Mohler. serious head
wound Mrs. J. II. Mohler and three chill
dren. badly bruised; c. j. Anderson, Of
Rockbridge county, head-wound K. Z.
Owens, head hurt; John Barton, wife, and
five children, OF Buckingham county, all
injured Barton, ii is feared, fatally
James +. Barton, Of Leesyille, head
wound; Miss Anna Cofman, Of Mount
Jackson. internal injuries; Or. +. J. Me-
Nar. back sprained; Mrs. ID. II. Miller,
shoulder dislOcated and leg hurt; John
Comstock, head hurt unconscious at last
accounts. One OF the Barton children. an
infant, whose skull was fractured, is re-
ported dead.
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LIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
T IEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF

7 IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT-FINEsT AND CHEAPEST NEAT
FLAvORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES. AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An invaluable and palatable tonic in all cases
Of weak digestion and debility. "Is . success
and boon for which nations should feel crate
tu!"-Soe Medical Pres" Lancet" Brit
'sh Medical Journal &c.
CACTIoS.-Gcnuine only with the foe
simfle Of Baron Liebig's signature in blue 4
across the label. This caution i necessary
owing t. various cheap and inferior suLsu-
tutes being In the market.
LIEBlG COMPANY's EXTRACT or MEAT.
To he had Of all storekeepers, Grooors, and
Chemists. sole agents for the United states
twholesae only, c. DAVID 4 Co, 8 Fenehurch
avenue. London. England. ap 2s-ea52t
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w British Pro,eetorate Over Egypt

By cable 70 Inc Dlsp1tth'I
LONDON, April 4.-The Cabinet, after a
thorough discussion, have decided against
formally establishing a proteetorate over
Egypt. -,..-
SAYS: Egystian affairs are last drltng
info anarchy. and through anarchy TO an
nexatlon or war; possibly both. England
nust undertake the administration OF
Fgypt. This will be terrific burden. but
the country must shoulder il manfully.
THE Minister. NAV try to ignore the exist
ence of the burden. but the comedy OF
such course is being rapidly played out"
The Gazette then urges the Government 10
assist General Gordon to establish at hhar-
toum an independent state under his SOW
ereignty. "Tell him." Il says, 1that
England no longer considers Soudan q
mart of the Ottoman Empire
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The PostaI.TeIegraph System,
TRv telegraph TO the Dispalch.I

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 4.-The House
Committee on Post-Ofices and Post-Roads
to-day, by a vote Of to ,, adopted the fol-
lowing:
Resolved, That it is the sense Of this
committee that it is inexpedieDt for the
Government either TO construct a postal
telegraph or purchase any existing line OF
telegraph.
MeSsrs. Bingham, OF PENNSYLVANIA, and
Peele, OF Indiana. voted in the negative,
and Messrs. Money, r. csc, Ward, Cosgroye,
Riggs. Rogers. Jones (TeXas). and Wake
field in the affirmative.
The Senate Committee on Post-Ofices
and Post-Roads have agreed 10 report IA
vorably the bill to provide for the estab-
lishment Of a postal-telegraph system.
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Eating sixty Eggs a Day.

4 New York telegram SAYS On MONDAY
Charles Pearsau. employed at the Fulton
Fish Market, said be could eat sixty eggs a
day for five days. John Ross, who keeps
the restaurant where PeaIsall dimes, bet
that be could not, and a match was made
for Pearsall to start in on Tuesday and eat
thirty eggs az sitting twice day for five
days. He gets $50 II he succeeds. He is
a goOd-loOking young fellow, weighing lao
pounds. The fishermen all bet on him,
and outside sports are betting against him.
He has his eggs soft-boiled and emptled
into big soda-water glasses. These glasses
hold thirty eggs. He does not appear to
be at all ineonyenienced by his unusual
meals. aud will probably win bis money on
SATURDAY..
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syne is not candidate for the presi.

dency.
The recent storms have done great dam
age 10 the Potomac fisheries, and the loss
OF life Is said TO have been considerable. A
great deal. OF fishing property was de
General Malone continues very sick, and
wnlic u Is given out that be Is somewhat
Deuer, his friends cannot disguise their
concern about his case. Tonight II is
sisted that his hearing il very much affect
cd by the large quantity Of qulnipe that has
been given him. Senator Riddleberger ex-
presses The hope that he will not have an
other chill tonight.
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FORTT.EIGHTH CONGRESS.
senate Proceedings Yesterday.

| WASHINGTON, April 4, 1884.
Mr.. Cameron, OF Wisconsin,, from the
Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds, reported favorably the bill for
the erection OF public building at Fort
ress Monroe, Va. Placed on the calendar.
( Mr.. Jones submitted joint resolution,
which was referred to the Committee on
Improvement Of the Mississippi, making
an appropriation Of 100000 for the. pro-
lection OF existing levees on the lover
mississippi.
The regular order was dispensed with.
the educational bin taken up, and Mr..
Bayard took the floor and spoke against
the bill.
Mr.. Gibson followed in an argument up
holding the constitutlonaiily OF the mea-
sure.
Mr.. Morgan spoke against the bill. and
at 500 p. NJ. gave way for a motion TO adj
iourn.
Before adjournment Mr.. Butler sub
mitted, in order TO have printed, the fol-
lowing amendment. which he intends TO
propose to the bill as soon as it is in order
10 do so: 1.-THE money to be provided for
in this bill shall be raised by direct tax 20
be levied annually upon each OF the States
OF the United States, which shall be appor-
llOntu among inc several states according
to the respective membeTs."
The Senate then adjourned till to.mor-
row.
House Of Representatives.
The morning hour having been dispensed
with, the House at 1915 went into Com
mittee OF the Whole-Mr. Welborn. OF
Texas, in the chair-on the Indian appro-
priation bill
The consideration of the bill having
been concluded, the committee rose and
the bin was passed.
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole on the private calendar.
The committee remained in session until
4:30 p. NJ. considering the bill 10 relieve
certain soldiers OF the late war from the
charge Of desertion, but no final action was
arrived at.
Mr.. Cook, OF Iowa. presented 10 the
House to-day through the petition box
paper signed by about fifty citizens OF
Avery, Iowa. which can hardly be termed
a petition, since it opens With the words
" we, the undersigned. sovereign citizens.
hereby respectfully command you, our
servants" demanding the passage Of a bill
10 construct double track steel railway
from New York 10 San Francisco, and de-
claring that not another dollar should be
lent to national banks or squandered on
canals.
The House at 4:35 p. N. took a recess
until $50, the evening session to be for the
consideration Of pension bills.
EVENING SESSION.
At the evening session the House passed
eighteen pension bills and adjourned.
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PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS.
Who They Favor for President, and How
They Stand on the Tariff.
BY telegraph TO the Dispatch.l


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 4.-The Times
recently addressed all the chairmen Of
Democratic county committees in Penn
sylvania. asking answers 10 the following
questions: 1st. Who is the favor1te OF the
Democrats Of your county for President
I'd. Do the Democrats OF Your county
generally favor tariff with incidental pro-
lection. or tariff for revenue only:
OF sixty-seven chairmen in the State
sixty had replied tonight, fifty Of whom
unhesItatingiy declared Randall to be the
choice for President, and the others de-
elaring for Tilden or Randall. Only one
county mentions any other candidate,
Greene county declaring for Hancock.
Most Of the replies favor a tariff with incl
dento protection, though many Of them
simply express their choice for President
without referring to the tariff question.
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Favorably Reported.

IBy telegraph 70 me Dispatch.I
WASHINGTON, April 4.-The bill intro
duced by Senator Riddeberger TO provide
for the erection Of post-ofiice at Fortress
Monroe. Va. at cost Of $1,000, was re-
ported favorably to the Senate to-day by
the Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds.
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weeks Business Failures.

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispa'Sh.I
NEW YORK, April 4.-The business fall
ures OF last week throughout the country
number for the United States us and for
Canada "a, a total Of 212 as against 2o4 last
week-an increase Of s failures. The
casualties are exceptionally few in the
West and South. The Pacific States, how
ever. have failures this week above the
average. Canada shows about the same
Number as last week--34 against ~.
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Paving whiskey Tax In Louisville.
Isv telegraph to the Dispatch.J

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 4.-Yesterday
was the last day for the payment OF the
tax on whiskey made in March, 1881. The
receipts in the collectors office here
amounted to s1O7.Ss7, not including the
collection at the two other offices in the
district. Exportation-permits for the re-
moval OF 1883 barrels OF whiskey were
also granted. Applications for twice this
number of permits have been made.
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SUNK OFF SA.ABRO.
Loss of an Ocean Steamship with Cine Hun
bred and Thirty Lives.


drPd and Thirty Lives
fBy cable 10 the Dispatch.l
HALIFAX. n. S, April 4.-The steamer
Daniel Steinmann. from Antwerp for this
port. is reported sunk off Sambro, about
twenty miles from this port. She struck
during last night, and only nine men are
so far reported to have reached land out OF
one hundred and forty on board.
ONLY THE CAPTAIN AND FIyE MEN SAVED.
HALIFAX, y. s, April 4.-The intelli-
eence received here thus far from the wreck
OF the Daniel Steinmann is very meagre. II
is said that the captain and five Of the crew
were the only persons saved. The steamer
bad ninety passengers, almost entirely
German emigrants, and a crew Of thirty
four.
Later.-Tugs which left here for the
scene OF the wreck have returned without
having been able TO reach the neighbor-
hood Of the steamer, owing to the rough
sea. Another attemOt will be made in the
morning to reach the wreck il the weather
modergtes.
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COMMERCIAL.
+RAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, April 4. 1854.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red, 67s bushels.
CORN.-Nhite. l2,43O bushels. Mixed, $500
bushels.
OATS -2,7Oo bushels.
CLOYER-SEED.- bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
wHEAT.-Red, SO bushels very good Longbcr-
~ t$lli.
Cons White. $50 bushels prime on private
terms; $3.50 bushels very good 70 choice Al GA TO
&C.
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An Assassin Hanged.

MEMPHIS, Aprit 4.-Henry Rose (colored)
was hanged to-day at noon at Osceola'
Ark, ninety miles above here. for assas-
siuating Dempsey Taylor, prominent
eolored man living in the country near
Osceola. about year ago.
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TIE PEOPLES WORLDWIDE VERDICT.
Burnett's Cocaine has been sold In every
civilized country, and the pubic have rem
dered the verdict that IL Is the cheapest ana
best hair-dresssna In the ,oorfd.
Burnetts Flavoring Extracts are inyaria-
bly, acknowledged the purcst and the best.
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INVADING CHINA.
The French Moving on the CITY of Canton 20
Collect Indemnify.

A Hong Kong special says: learn from
official sources that the French, IN sup
port Of their claim Of indemnity, will bold
Langson and Caobang passes, and VIII
then enter China from the north side OF
the Gulph Of TOnquin. Thence it Is tye
days Journey 10 Canton river and seven
DAYS TO Canton city. The fleet will co.
operate frem the South. They can collect
an indemnity for a few years from the
Canton natiye-eustOms. Those best In
formed in Chinese affairs regard the scheme
a. wholly feasible.
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A Georgia Execution.

TBy telegraph 10 the DlsIatch.I
ATLANTA. GA, April ANDY Roland
was hanged at Spring Place to-day Tor the
u,urder OF Aleck Watkins year ago.
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Flour.

R3.25aS4; extra. s4.7bGs4.90; family, s5h
1925; Patent family, teasG.50-Ciiy Mills.
Market very uIl.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

All persons indebted 30 the estate OF JOSEPH ).
PLEkSANTS, deceased. are requested "a come
forward ana make payment OF The same. and all
nersOns hAyiag claims against the said estate arr
requested 20 present the same. properly au,henu
cated, 10 WILLIAM II. PI EAsASTs, No. livfh
Main street, Richmond, Va. whom I have APP
poinleo my agent for iissi pasposs ,vrs
Administrator Of JoseiI ]. PicMan's, deceased
spf-3t
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gNRERrAKERs.

7 J. BINFoRD & SUTHERrsD
81 LAND. FURNISHING UNDER
TAKERS, 72a kAsT MAN STREET, between ~
SHROVDs, WUOD and MtTAi4LfC CAskAfe,
CAsES. and CLOTH CAskEfs, a iow prteee.
Country and telegraph orders Jxempely ausSof~
TO day or nixht. nh so-tw&eossSeis
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FRRTILIEERS.

7 AND PLASTER. MY STANDARD
i i BRAND OF LAND PLASTER y grouna
from the besi-sslected Nova Scotia Blue Lamp.
trial tnsures ite permanent ue- SAtlsIAeuoh
guaranteed. George u. NM,
Lump and Ground Plaster, Meal, Feed. &c-,
34oO 10 $500 Williamsiurs avenue,
NIB l6-Sm Richmond, Va.
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Not Chilly.

IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, n. c., April AT smithneld,
n o. to-day, the Jury In the murder case
o, Dan. LaughIin rendered a verdict oil
not guilty.
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PERSONAL.

NIIss PALMER, FORMERLY WITH
wi Mr. l.. u. Morris, Is now with MRS. T.. j:
3l5 EAST BROAD STRICT, ana
would be pleased 70 see her friends A. the latter e.
,abiishment ap 5-4t
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. April y, 1884.
sALEs-frRsr BoARD.-2o0 Virginia consol
coupons, Dew.at 39k, 1000 d.. 4ok. LOCO DO. nj
40h,; 2-040 Riehmend city IS at ia, 800 do.
az ia; share North Carolina Railroad stock
at 90; share Virginia Home Insurance Com
pany stock at 81; 1000 Virginia registered 3
per cent. st 5os; 5000 Virginia 1910 COUPONS,
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PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL q, 1854.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Franklin. Nichols. Perth Ambey. rail-
rosd-iron. W. III. Curtis. agent.
schooner Warner Moore, Crockett Perth Am
boy, railroad-Iron. W. II. Curtis, agent
SAILED.
steamer wysnoke, buiphers- New YORK. mev-
chaBfisc and passengers. q. W. Aliens Go.
Steamer Piopeer. 80, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers. J. W. McCarrick. agent
Schooner II. Is. Cussens. Howes- Boston. Coz !.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
schooner Cart ID. Lathrop, Snow, Boston, coal :,
chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
PORT or VIEWPOINTS NEWS. Arm 4, 1894.
fBy Te'egrsph.I
ARRIVED.
steamer Lursy, schermcrnorn NorSeih. nsY-
chandise and PASSENGERS. Chesapeake and OAie
Railway Company land sailed on returpl
steamer Accomac. Delk. merchandise and pas-
sengers, Smithheld. Chesapeake and Ohio RAILWAY
Company land sailed on returnI
steamer Northampton, McCarrick, Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers. Che,a peske and Ofte
Railway COMPANY fsnd SAVED on rstur0.
steamer Manhattan. stevens, New York land
sailed Tor West Point.
steamer Oxon fBritish), - santa Anna for
Falmouth, and sailed after coaling.
SAILED.
Schooner Lizzie VI. Dun, Anderson. Ports
mouth. y. II coal, Chess peake and Ohio Railway
Company.
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FVRNITE RI.
Su.nrs nnaWERs, &c.

o,OIJTHERN STEAM SHIRT MANU-
49,. cTnpY rhs hest-eoulppSd SHIRT and
nRlWER MANUFA Glory soa,s % ks q: X Z, 4.
Ne call special attention 20 our tu u.s. ,,h
rhhhn n "'S0 N. II. ANDERSON,
1uv, ION sos Broad street
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uorIprNGs, BRaCKErs. &c.


INVITE & POINDEXTER.
w PLANISG-NlLL AND BOX FACToRf.
Manufacturers Of MOuLDlNGs. COksicE
DEsI,RlPTIONs, ROUND AND SQUARE
WooDFN PACKAGES. Estimates furnished.
FACTORY, Twenty-foufth aud Mails stfeets-
Ife 2s-3mi
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DENTISTS.

~ W. JONES, DENTIST. -
VI. nYp
OPFICE: No. sO7 FRANKLIN STREET. BzTWkEN
EIGHTH AND NISTH-
Elegant rooms uses best materials; genue,
1u,rk, and thorough work: long experience and
prices reduced. Uses eas and chiorOforn IN ex-
tracing teeth VEL
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OLDEST AND STRONGEST COMPANY IN
AMERICA.

take pleasure In Informing my friends and th-
public generally that have Oeen appointed
SPECIAL AGENT IN VIRGINIA AND WEST
VIRGINIA
for the old aud reliable TRAVELLERS lNSU-
RANCE COMPANY, OF Hartford Connecticut.
Ny Office is with Major JOHN W.GORDON, Loea
Agent Of the Company. No. NORTH TENTH
STREET, where either Of US will be glad 10 write
GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES, and 10 give
all de- red information rs 20 the Company and IL
benefits T.. COURTNEY JENhlNS
No. 5 north Tenth street,
az Let Richmond Va.
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FIRE-BkIGh.

EIRE-BRlCK,
II suitable for
FrRSACEs, tT.ER SETTING.
CRATES. &C.
Addres. ALLEGHASY COAL & IRON CO.,
.Da.an Box sos. Richmond, Va
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BRIEF NEWS ITEi

The House Post Office Committee to-day
agreed to report adversely 10 the eonstr1c-
ton by the Government OF postal tele-
graph lines or the purchase by II OF any
existing ines. The committee VIII con-
slider bills for the contract system oil postai
teiegraphy.
Mr.. Broadhead will report from tne
House Judiciary Committee the Dill pro
yiding for the settlement OF the French
sp0liation claims.
Government receipts to-day Customs,
s8lG, PAS; internal revenue. 1907 ,55e.
The flibusterng expedition against
Cuba was considered by the Cabinet al It's
meeting to-day.
Hon. John W. Daniel and ex-Repre-
sentative Dezendorf have been summoned
10 testify before the Danyille Committee.
The Judiciary Committee Of the House
have decided 10 report adversely on the
wpman's-sunrage bin. Susan Is. Anthony
has been at The Capitol often looking al
ter II.
To-day &c was declared at the capltoithai
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V'RAV ERS' RAECE
COMPANY,
or HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT.

Cash asset. Janusry Il, lss4..-....s74s5,97s
Accident claims paid In lSs3.......... e6s,25s
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HOTELS.

HOTEL IN NEW YORK.
Persons visiting New York for health, husi ness.
or Dleasnre viii find FIRsT-CIASS ACCOhhO-
DATIONs ~ MILLER'S HOIfI.. Location CEN
lral, near Elevated and hOFsr-cars. Nice rooms.
excellent table, moderate price; I Hrsish' hice-
trio, ana Roman b. ths. Address
DR. 3. =. MlLLFR.
80 and IL west Twenty sixth street New YORK.
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