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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-03

1t is said of John Roach, the great shpbuild
er, who has been driven out of business by a
Democratic Administration, that ''beng entire
ly a selfmade man, he had a high respect for
'workmen with brains Sometimes he would
pick out five or six of his best men and let
them lake "A job entirely into their own hands
he charging them for material, etc. and such
gangs of men often made a handsome profit
under John Roach"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-03

Samuel J. Tden is understood to be very
popular among the Maine Democrats. Mr.
IIlden is farmer, and believes that the har-
vest belongs to the sower. Boston Globe.
1t is also understood that a good many Maine
Democrats are sore over The apportionment of
the harvest.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-03

A Louisiana Democrat after showing that
Cleveland has invariably been elected as a
Democrat, by the votes of disatfected Republic
cans, and that lie is under the influence of
gratitude for favors rendered by an;-Demo-
Gratis. draws the following deductions:
In view of these facts, it is suspected that he
policy Of Cleveland is quietly and secretly to
disinegrate, during his administration, both
the Democratic and Republican parties, and
form third party composed of Independents,
Reformers. Boilers, Mugwumps, otfice-ho!ders
and other friends and supporters of his admin
istration. who may be allured by the hope OF
reward, or other considerations, from the Reg
ular Democratic and Republican ranks and
that as founder of the new party, he will be It's
leader and nominee for President in 1SSS,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-03

Rose Terry Cooke wants children to learn
cooking at the common schools and pl opposes
that the children take unlocked lunches 10
school, aud learn of the teachers to cook the
food during the noon recess.
Rose is nnnd Innka
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-03

Several of our exchanges contained elaborate
accounts of General Grants funeral obse-
quies.' Mt. Desert Herald
We thought The expression Incorrect as our
Bar Harbor contemporary evidently does, but
have seen in an Exchange what appears to be Il
conclusive defence of funeral obseques."
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-03

The San Francisco Weekly Star is publish
Ing a series of articles by John HI. Burke on
fraudulent assessments in that city.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-03

The Chicago Tribune sarcastcaIly asserts that
Maxwell is SO much of an attraction to the
retention the anditoriums ~ Tho theatras o,r re
practically deserted.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-03

The Lincoln County News says that Waldo
boro picnic would be incomplete without jar
of sour krout.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-03

Sullivan has been paid $56S4 so as his share
of the gate money in the recent fight with Nc
Caffrey in Cincinnati, O..
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-03

The KeDnebec Journals Winthrop CORE
spondent writes to that paper in connection
with the recent fire in the wooden mill: st is
safe to say that had it not been for our water
works recently put in the greater part of the
business portion of our village, including the
mills, would now be i'll ashes Another warn
ing for Belfast.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-03

81 procured the most powerful! lenses ! could
find and completed an invention of my own,
and when | had my light arranged perfectly
so | could examine the microbes OF The air,
called upon friend who had lost his arm and
explained that | wanted him to put his magn-
AIRY hand where | directed. lie laughngly
accompanied me to my rooms and did as I
desired. The moment | adjusted the glass a
world of revelation broke upon me. The dual
hand lay beneath my glass. I asked him to
makes letters with his imaginary finger. He did
so, and to his wonder and a>tonishment |
spelled out the sentences he wrote. That was
conclusive evidence to me- continued Mr.
Holland, land you know the rest"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-03

The Portland Press presents the following
couundrums anent the Centre LinconvilIe APP
pontment: "Dunton says his petition was cir
culated The first of April. On the twenty-ffth
of that month he was committed to Jail, and as
early as the tenth his defalcation was known.
How could it be then that his petition was for
warded 70 Washington two months before his
detacation was known. Two months before
Dunton's defalcation was known was nearly
three weeks before Cleveland was inaugul al
ell
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-03

The Maine Central railroad witt grant all Patrons
travelling over the Belfast Drancn, one fare the
round 'r:p to attend the County Grange at Brooks,
Sept. 22d.
Sch. G. j. willard which has just discharged a
cargo of salt for Swan & Sbey Bros, will pro.
coed to Turks Island in ballast for another cargo
for the same parties.
DR.. w. IL. Winslow of Pittsbury, Pa, with a
party, arrived in Belfast on SUNDAY in the new
yacht Pilgrim from Boston. The Pilgrim will
CT uise in Maine waters.
CHURCH NOTES. Rev. L, b. Gregory will preach
at Stockton Sunday afternoon, at 3 oclock
The subject of Rev. j. a. Ross sunday morning
sermon at the North Church, will be Culture and
Cuhus."
FIRE AT EoCKLAND. A telegram states that the
depot buildings of the Knox Il Lincoln railroad, at
Rockland, We're burned Tuesday night, together
with car load of flour and corn. Some rolling
stock destroyed
The sch. Prescott Huzeltine was at anchor inside
the bar below Jacksonville, dur.Ag the recent ,.y
clone, and Capt, o. W French writes that it ,yasa
severe one His vessel dragged her anchors, but
fortunately did not so ashore
Mr. II. n Lancaster has built several walls near
the size OF the old American House and begun lay
lug brick. He says he will erect a Motel of I5
rooms ana is to receive assistance from abroad.
We hope he will cyl' out ,he enterprise
parry Of Boston men have chartered the steam
er Cambridge for the American cup races The
number IS limi,ed To- 100 aunt The assessment i. 81
per man The Cambridge Will leave Boston neat
saturday evening for New York aud follow tine
yachts duriuS the races
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-03
A BODY OF yAPOI

For the sake of convenience the gentleman
alluded to will be called Mr. Holland, a man Of
small stature, a mild eve and thoughtful cOuu-
tenance; devout Christian, possessing a pecu-
liar belief that the soul of a man i, i counter
part of the body itself; and in this theory of
the dual man he sought the key of life and
death. He reasoned that within this body of
bone and sinew was vet another body existing
in vapory form which death alone should free,
and that by Il simple microscopic device tho
dull sight of human eyes might penetrate the
minutest particles of the air we breathe, and
see the soul take form aud flight TO the boun-
first attracted to this, be says, by man lying
on Il sofa suffering with pain in bis foot, and
yet there was no foot there to suffer- the leg
having been amputated nearly 10 the hip. For
years. says Mr.. Holland, this incident ran
through my mind, until at last resolved upon
an experiment.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-03

The San Miguel journal. of Telluride, Col
orado. says in Its issue of August 18th: Tues
day we took dinner at the Bassick mill, in
snow storm.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-03

The Generalization of the postal service is
not confined TO this State and section. The
Boston Journal saws:
The discharge Of trained railway clerks and
the substitution for them of inexperienced and
incompetent men is having its natural results
the recent mail NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by the
washout on the New Y DIRK Central-is attribute
ed 10 this cause. Passengers and baggage were
got around the break and forwarded. but The
mails were suffered 10 accumulate.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-03

Chicago has only eight murderers in the Jail.
lex.
The usual quota has been thus lessened by
pardons and appointment to office under a
Democratic Administration. Thus the rascals
are turned out (of jaiD and in Ito office by one
move.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-03

The Maine militia were mustered at Augusta
last week and peppered the targets as of yore.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-03

Short articles are exceedingly appropriate
when there is little to say, but they are out of
place when there is good deal 10 say. [Chicagc
Herald.
The Boston Herald comments on the above
True, and still boiling is best.'' Now the
Herald ought to publish a receipt for s.st
boiling
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-03

Dog days are a failure this year
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-03

The Bland dollar must 60.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-03

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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-03


'ANF 'r"oiNh NOTES. the Method ST ra uF-
m'et-- at NWLhp"rt closed last NtJlcdoy. fhr
attendance was small, compare with former yui.
Not ovrr 5000 people were present Thursday, tue
great da' of the week TIE wcather was lmItgur-
able tnl the Grange festival, 10 lake place ut
N'ilh"'f', Nelt, i'' III anu H. NO fouht kept SOME
away TURNER'S WIN" feel that ore vacation l. Hli
VirN can lake VIII choose the Strange festival.
AGAIN lhe Eastern state aHd New England tatr
Held THIS week III Bangor probAb'5 nteriere'l sone
what with tue attendance at Northpurt. The rcgu-
lar jewellers on the grounds were as numerous as
formerly me falling OF holng IN the transien9
Kew W. ii. NlI'lams, of Belfast preached on Wed
nesday evening. .Campmecting John Allen Was
present, and sold his autograph pictures He is
quite feeble lie Is IN his Dist wear and this was the
16I9t camFmeeNHE ne mas attended. .....The sea
Rree1t prints IN" following lit OF rcrgymem in at
tendance at the meetings. W. I. Jewell, |. IL. ".
hdtu' y d. L"tNharI l.. y. Gouid, ;. : Gross ,
Il L. Nahtoh' ~ iilhce, y. A. Lewis, :. ii. Bcale,
~ " MrHrtW, y. Chuch, j. III. Beae, W. III.
FHlsoury, T. NJ. Fowler c. L. Haskell, l.. l..
'lahSr"m, '" H. Williams J. W. Pay, c. A. Main,
W. W MtrSh, \. ;. La'lI, Y. h. Besso, z. j. Rob
hsoh, + J.. Brooks, I. ii. Murphy, F W, Towle,
q Is, Nathen, Cong church, OrouD; O. II. FcrG-
J.. Nardwel, W. W. Ogier, X. n Widths, G. II.
Libby, W Is. Eldrllge, Jr., {. |. Mills, W. II.
Crawford, ; Nj, Duntun, ;. l.. Hanscom, C.. A
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-03

The Chief of The Bureau of Statistics. in his
first monthly statement for the current fiscal
year, reports that the total values of the exports
OF merchandise from the United States during
the twelve months ended July 81, 1850. were
$73SS. 37S, 429. and during the preceding twelve
months $742, PAP OF, decrease of SIS ,S63, 5SS.
The imports of merchandise during the twelve
months ended July 81. 1855, amounted TO $571. :
439,2l5, and during the twelve months ended
July 81, 1884, $685. ,2S7, decrease of $94,-
400. 072.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-03

Gen. Butler denies that he has written any
letter to Ex-Governor Dorsheimer praising
Cleveland's administration; he denies also that
his recent trip to Block Island had any political
significance; furthermore he says he has no
intention of attending the Democratic State
Convention at Worcester: and finally he
declares that he doesn't know much about
| politics anV Way,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-03

The colt race Tor three Years old and under
did not fill, but an exhibition race of q mile and
repeat was irotted 10y Mr.. &. II. Nelson's tine
bay colts Dictator hief aud Nelson. the former
winning in 2.5j and 10. Nelson has trottcd
an exhibition mile in 2.34. in the 3 minute
race Black Pilot look inst money. Butcher Boy
second, Fred ;. third and Nellie b. fourth
Time 239. ~, III, III. The running
race lat.j best TWO il three was won by Gold
en- Maxim. of Nova Scotia in TWO heats.
Time, 1.5l, I.Jl.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-03

The present epidemic of small pox in Mon
.real is by no means an extraordinary occur
renee. In 1872 the disease broke out in that
city and during the nine years following 5000
people died of it. The prejudice against vacci-
nation and the Indifference of large part of
the people to its presence with the consequent
neglect of precautionary measures sufficiently
eXDlain its @ there
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-09-03
THE DEXTER SCHOOL HOUSE CASE.

performed by a trustworthy physician. Bid
deford journal.
THE DEXTER SCHOOL HOUSE CASE.
The Eastern State says in regard to the
schOol-hOuse matter (he grounds upon which
the injunction was asked are stated in the
Maine news, fourth page) The injunction has
been granted so far AS to prevent the town
from issuing the school house bonds. But the
town is not enjoined from building The school
house. In other words, the decision in effect is
that the vote to build the school-house and
raise money therefor, is in accordance with the
law, and the contract made by the committee is
of binding force. But the method of raising
the money is contrary 10 the letter of the law
and some other must be adopted. The friends
of the school-house seem to feel very well over
the decision.
OFFICE BROKERAGE AT WASHINGTON.
1t is openly stated that Democrats in Maine are
paying premium in hard cash for post-oflice posi-
tons, and when postmaster slips in without per-
mission Of the Postmaster Brokerage Co., he is re-
minded at headquarters that remittance is ex-
pected by return of mail. Boston Journal.
Yes, and amounts are given. 1t is said for
instance that the commission of postmaster in
thriving village on the Kennebec cost him
$500, and that postmaster in Hancock county
paid 500 for his appointment. 1t would be
well for the pOstmasteT-general when he gets
back from his vacation to look into this matter.
Perhaps he can DO as much for reform in this
way as by issuing secret circulars to Congress-
men instructng them how to get offices for
their constituents. Portland Press.
LIQUOR FINES IN PENOBsCOT COUNTY.
The amount of business done during the Au-
gust Term of the Supreme Judicial Court held
in Bangor last week was very large, and the
liquor sellers suffered greatly. The term lasted
only five days and there were but three jury
trials, but over $1,000 were collected for liquor
fines. This amount was sufficient to pay the
entire cost of the juries, court officers and all
other expenses incurred at the term and leave
handsome balance in the County Treasury.
During the present year over s., 900 in liquor
fines have been collected, says the Bangor Wing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21

IiyitPOO Nov 90 t7!Uni--btcOh NunpNtaln lul
g1. u. Long lear Alidr, I'D; short Clear IiddlcA
- d short Ribs 3is. ud.. shoulders Pa ui per cWL
- Ui fu, EXTRA Mess Trime Moss, tis ud
rorl-Iruc Mess 5Os. Od. per DbL Prime Meas ra'tern
Mr~trIu Ilrl -AWcilClu, 5Ir. 0L fllhlc " oa
cri b.. 3D.: Lard Oh SIS Ut llIms-LOiK CUT. lbs on
shoulders t 81 Butter dd. U"r cwt for hne5t United
Nt,tcs Chce4e-A mencan Choice. As ud. Mhrut--hcl
western aprilg. ldHts. Oh. hed Winter a. Id a. ID
utr GENITAL -rriugfA id. New Ncscru Nnter - 4u
Now MtAo Yves H. A. Id. California 40 /, ~ 81 NJ
H. al Californian 30 "a 0d SD per Genial Pr1duoe
21-. O.. do % London 80 q. per
cfi refined cieoloum. ID al I'D pergnlon Cover7red
American Red asa Dor 1aOw2ta 3D. percwt. ROsin
--IUmmon Pale. ia ud dOs. "a Llnsoed on 23A
cd per cwt IalOw-Fmo Amouo IN. ia. Sd: Prlm' CITY,
American Refrigerated Beef, hind quart
ers.J Lrl. quarters. 8 WI. per h. -.
LONDON Nov 2u.-PiOduco -Iinseed OIL e2l ljs. a e2l
Ia Der Calcutta Lnseed AS "a Der quarter ihnsrod
Cake ~ O Der Refined Petroleum, "a a
5l,d per gallon spirits Turpenfue 2is ID per cwL;
sperm OH. Rosin Common SO. sd per cwta
Pale Gs ala PruvsiOns-lhrd. 33s. Od. per cwt for
Americans sugar las ia. per ewI Tor cuba CentIiiagn
go and las I'd los OdfOr CuDh MusCOvadH TAR
fcnning aioat,. Australian Tal0w-Beef 2is Cd 26s
VA; Mutton PAS ID. d28s Oh. Cocoa Nut oh-Ceylon.
A. Cochin GSl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21

The KngS County Supervisors acting aS a
Eo,rJ o. Cuyl,-rt.. Completed yesterday the Oh Do.
count OF the vote, cast tine recent election Tie
result o. sutamirl-i IS as i'Il'N.'
FOR Governor Davenport u.ruI, 1927; iii UD'mI
ST. IsG: Biscom pro-, LOG, Jones tGternbnk anu
I,nri 80 blank 2j,; total. 1oC.--3. Hus plurality
Tor lieutenant Governor carr u.rpJ 1883. Jonc,
fcm.I. - ,OJ3. Drmurc-t uroI, l,--'' 'i1t TO- "H'
- For : crr.Iry o. -tatr-Wood tHepl. i7Gi-; Cook
di.inl 5-.6lj. Evans d'IoI, ll'J. tooAs p."rn'ty,
For Controller Wulsvorth d;clI. 1908, Chrpm
ujcmI - ,..'5 >hc.acn u'roJ, lloI' 'h'pnS plural
- .6 ncy-Gcacral-Th,mas G:epl, i7o-4:
u l.rcu ,Dcu.i. 1858; Jones ifpJ, Illus h''" '
I'',,,''Iy, tIrtcb t!ery. iG91i: rln-crid
DEM. -. lo- N.noenbursh droJ 4lj'' ti/-rf'.H'
r ''cr AND surveyor yaoRcn,.olaor u.rp.,
47.G54. sweet Opru.I, 3.,31i; Dudley uro'' I''-''
sweet, pura4tl, H.H.p.
Tn tpt, vote cis. tr Jile' barnard Tor jug. .'
tho Supreme C"ui', "hO Was Tie '1""'''o 90 '''"
paIt,-, va, lOi.%iC. MI.
Inc total county officers l. a. follows: Erg''
tcr-IutI h.ouJ, ljo36 MWihh tDrn... J-,9'"i ,i"'
tba'- plurality l3BiO. County CORK -HJthri u.'p'
10 RauScn DrmJ 57,363; nixon pld.a.iiy,
9.eTl. 1r.asurct-N0strtud diep.l, h""2i AI"na
tJcn.,, 500; Adanss putaiiy, ll,J"' say I'"
NJ lnrsr-SmIth q:epJ. lIoso' 9anI"rd HDenJ'
9,-G.; QuiWntTD plurality. 10. 81. -lifFu iir
crave, drpJ. iG,7G3 Lott ODom., j7.S2j; LOFTS piu
nm senators are elected by the following votes
didnt.. ina Distrct-GrswOd N p),2l2'7 cameron
tDcnj lG.4G@ Gr-wod's plurality. 4,7-V. lN.h Di7'
tIct-WOrth OtrpJ lblll Net aifen tDcm.l' l''l'o
The plaralities Tor m"ubors OF Assembly are these
District Wafer tJctu.I, -, l2bi ia District, NC
Iaugbun DcnJ, 10; INA District Mrt ann tDrln.l'
Ul2; IVth District u agerty CDcmD. 230l van DsIn't
2GO5; WIN District. LINDSAY Ocm). l,3'1; Win
u stuct, Connolly tDcm). 49, lAth District. Brown
UcpJ 2.729. XIII District. Fngley (Dem lNuS; Nlth
D,iric,, Hoichki-, und Rep, 223; Kiln District
Newton tDom.j. 3O2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21
FRIDAY. Nov. COZ. VI.

FRIDAY Nov. COZ VI
The stock speculation to-day feyerish and regu
lar throughout The markets suffered some IN hguFes
because OF natural desire to realize profits which have
.ccrucd during the last few days. But after al the
fluctuations in prices for majority q the stocks lid
not exceed those of an ordinary days business, and
the transactions IN stocks amounted TO 703337 shares
The market opened generally strong hGi sudden break
OF nearly per cent IN Lake shore for time hurt the
ccuation. The special occasion for the weakness IN
Lake shore Geographic reports pIia.ed tins morn
n.y. the tenor OF which threw cold water upon the trunk
line pooling schemes. But after Gil, II hardly seems
necessary to ye any excuse for the decline OF - per
cent i'm stock which during the last foCr months las
recorded an advance OF nearly 10 per cent; tho price
opened mp = az SPA 1t declined TO IS and closed AZ
esas Central aud Hudson and Erie were
similarly affected for the same reasOn and they
showed final declines : and : rer respectively.
Tie facts regard to the Baltimore and Ohos relations
TO tie trunk Inc pool a. follows. As was stated
in tins column tins morning Mr.. Garrett yesterday sent
for the RESIDENTS contract Tor tine purpose oI adding
the Baltimore aud OIo -nitre TO ~ to-day that -g'
nature has been added with this Proy,o; The Bal.-
more and ONO signs this agreement subject TO the
Walton a' viii De bound by he provisions thereof
far rs relate 10 passenger traEc only IN itsis
member OF the Trunk line division" 10 Is
highly inprob bic that so small difference
"a Is corpls4.d by his reservation Of the Baltimore and
Ohio VIII be permitted to undo the labors Of three
months. and therefore Il mas be considered thdt inc
compact between the companies which submits all
questions 81 differences to PERCENTAGES and divisions
Ia arbitration his been s-ued. sealed delivered.
Pacific Mail opened brilliantly with an advance OF per
cent to 20; it later declined TO 67as. which
was still Is HIGHER than yesterdays opening.
aud closed at 6ss The moved rregularly aud
Northwestern shows final gain of - while - Paul
shows loss OF 3. per Central OF NewJersey wac
conspi,uously week and fell from 4G7s 10 4iil. but
up.lly closed al 45la. Redmond AID West Pout Ter
mina WIS active aud exceptionally strong. rising lJOh
3CL3 to 1Oa393i. oregon Railway and NdN!-a'
uoii, after selling at lO>i2 mark,
mai gam OF IA per cent at lo'iL hog
me Northern Paclu,s were weak and the preferred
shows hua decline OF 3 per cent. Taking the rlih-s
all IN all with the amount or business done, aud cus-
erng the figures as nparel with those or ten Gays
ago the market develops great strength aud no lack OF
conHd nee Ia the future. "
Government bonds were dun and <arely stea'S ~
unchanged quotations ~ follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Friday. Nov. 20, 1881
cuotvpA At GIERALrAR.-The Department oil state
has been advised of the temperance OF cholera In Gid
raltar. r..
TO PROSECUTE CHINESE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
eral Garland hns Informed Distric-AttorheS W ne
'T'ao,'a ~ n that he will be gwen Whatever legal
assistance he may require IN prosecuting no peIs"S
arrested for completely In the attacks recently o "
The Chinese residents of that LOCALITY.
SPEAKER CARLISLE Acknowledgements C"rISle
condition ia much improved lie was able to l0aVe ms
bed to-day. 49, - -,
PROTESTS IL CUSTOMS CAsEs-rhe treasury DoP"''
ment has rre pared circular to be forwarded 70
nirers relative to the statute regulhtih2 Ptotests
nn.ns cnsca The circular sets forth Ihit lhh
t,t now regulates protests appeals ana sulr' "hu" n
i'm norr or complains Of duties eNlcted ID cNceST
nnitcd merchandise. enacted more thah !wen,aS
vrsr, ago ard that there have been c0nhctluE
iarjnns OF its meaning by subordinate fedcra Ooul,
wbich have not been finally adjudgcd ny the Supleo
C,irt Tlc views OF the Customs officers are Hsheu 1
"a 70 whether or not the existing law requires aineh"