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The massachusetts Avenue Extension.
SENSIBLE ACTION OF THE PROPERTY OWNERS.
A number of the owners of the property north
of West Washington through which it is pro
posed to extend Massachusetts avenue to the
renleytown road-Messrs. J. w. Thompson, q.
g. Hubbard and others-propose to open a road
way al their own expense. Surveyors are al
ready on the ground ana are running the line
west of Rock creek, and the proprietors will
donate SO much of the roadway, 100 feet wide,
as is required for the public use, and will also
pay for all the cutting and filling necessary to
make an easy grade. For the present the line
will not be run east of Rock creek, for a bridge
deny that there has been any attempt to gobble
up the appropriation, and state that, as the
opening of the extension will benefit their
property, they are perfectly willing to bear the
expense of the land and the laying of and grad
ing. There will be, however, bridge over
Rock creek required, and they are content to
do the work mentioned above in anticipation
of the District building a bridge.
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Collapse of the Cameron Tour.

Collapse Of the Cameron Tour.
MANY MANAGERS, INCLUDING MR. RAPLEY, OF
THIS CITY, CANCEL THEIR DATES WITH vIo-
LET.
The New York World says the probability
.s is that Violet Cameron and her company,
who have been playing to losing business at
the New York Casino, will return to England at
the end Of their New York engagement, No
vember 13. This probability has been greatly
increased by the sudden return OF Lord Ions
dale to England on Thursday. Not only has
the New York engagement Of the Cameron
company been bad, but that rival managers
throughout the country have Cancelled the dates
they gave the troupe. John Stetson peremp-
torily Cancelled the four weeks he had given
the attraction at the Globe theater, Boston, say
ing that he could not afford to injure the repu-
taticn of his house by admitting them. Mr..
Rapley, Of the National theater, this city, sent
word to Lonsdale that there was no use of ViO-
let trying to I'LL week at his theater, as re-
spectacle people would not patronize the per-
fOrmance. San Francisco and Philadelphia
managers did likewise. 80 that 1t will be readily
seen the wisest course for Violet Cameron and
her company of burIesQuers will be " seek the
kindly obscurity Ofsher native London tox
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-30

speciai Caoie Dispatch 10 The EVENING STAR
LONDON, Oct 3o.-With regard To the Phelps
Rice correspondence L understand that Min
lister Phelps has received many letters from
persons in the United States whose opinion A.
entitled TO respect supporting ham iu the 40
IiOn he has taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-30

ODOmOV00 kO880'8 AI1eReU FFOpOSItIOm
MR.. ROOSEVELT SAYS ROSSA OFFERED To SUP
PORT HIM FOR A CONSIDERATION.
A special from New York In the Philadelphia
Press of to-day says: ITO a Press correspondent
Theodore Roosevelt, republican candidate tor
mayor, said: Il was honored this morning with
q call from jeremiah O. Donovan ROssa. be-
lieve he has been opposing me in his paper, the
United Lriyhnaa,,, but he evidently wanted to
come to an understanding. He submitted
quite a novel proposition; may say that 1t
10 be dated November 8, SO that pay ment on IL
could be stopped unless / was elected, and q
much larger check for himself, to be dated to-
day, he would give me the undivided support
OF the United L7shna0n, and also use his potent
influence in my Deaalf with numerous secret
societies with which he was connected. His
impudence almost took my breath away at
first, but managed to tell him that was not
in that kind OF business"
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Hill Speaks Of Blatne.

THE NEW YORK GOVERNORS REPLf TO THb
MAINE STATESMAN.
Al the democratic demonstration al the
Academy oil Music, In fhiiadeiphia, last eve
ming, the special feature was an address by
Gov Hill OF New York When he was intro
spced tho largo audience rose and cbeered
..e e . 80 ~, s.
wildly ior seVerai minutes. ooN. ma oeNooeo
the greater part OF his speech 10 Mr.. Blaine. He
said. s.There is no crisis to be an pticipated such
o. A. p.,ns ,m.yines and nreaicts Iundsr
"s va. D'"'.e A.. .l.e.',s..ss -. ,.',s
stooo nin 70 say tna. ne opPoseq auy lneeI.
ference Win reieIence W she .a,i ,in' AunoeisS"oo
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PrOGfeSS Of the Indians 9.

SOME OF THE RECOMMENDATIONS IN THE AN.
NUAL REPORT OF THE INDIAN COMMISSIONER
Indian Commissioner Atkins, in his annual
report, states that during the past year the
Indian race has taken firmer step in the
march towards civilization than ever before
in the same length OF time. The estimates tor
carrying on the Indian service have been re-
0uced from 81 1926, ,U49 in 1856 to $5,6O6,S7
for 1858. The commissioner advocates Tue di-
vision OF the Indian lands in severaity and
bringing the Indians within the circle of citi-
zenshp. He suggests that Congress should
make an appropriation from which every In
dian youth who shall graduate from school
and marry an Indian maiden who has also
graduated may be assisted in settling upon a
homestead of 100 acres, purchasing a team.
breaking and fencing land, and building
house. Ii the homestead is not on an Indian
reservation the man should also have the privi-
lege OF citizenship, including tho right of sui
frage." He recommends that the five civilized
tribes In the indian territory give up tribal re-
latlons and form Il territorial government.
There is a vast surplus OF lands IN the Indian
Territory which must be disposed OF by Con-
gress. The total Indian population in the
United States, excluding Alaska, is 26O, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-30

Trouble Over u Big BOND sale.
Mr.. r. EDWARD HAMBLEToN RESIGNS FROM
THE WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD BOARD
OF DIRECTORS.
The Baltimore american says: Some weeks
ago it was stated that there had been a consoli-
dation, under the name Of the Baltimore and
Harrisburg railroad company, of the Hanover
Junction, Hanover and Gettysburg, the Balti-
more and Hanover and the Bachman Valley
companies, of Pennsylvania, and that the new
road had been secured by the Western Mary
laud raiiroa1 / company. The final steps in the
consum nation and formal ratification of the
deal aud in the disposition OF certain securities
involved were taken az two or three meetings
held within the past few days, and from them
something OF a controversy has ariSen one OF
the results being the resignation of Mr.. L. Ed
ward Hambieton. one OF the Western Mary
land directors on the part of the city. Tue
pOut at issue arises from the fact that syndi.
cate OF capitalists mad, after extended negOtia-
tiOnS agreed to take from the railroad COM
panies $276, 900 Of per cent bonds OF the con-
solidated road at S5, and the syndicate holds
that the agreement constituted contract on
the part OF the com panies to deliver the bond,
TO the syndicate at the price named-S5 per
made TO the banking house OF Stein Brothers at
9l!1 One OF The recent meetings of the board
Of directors Is stated to have been q very
stormy one, and an injunction on the part OF
the ci " " prevent the delivery Of the bonds to
the syndicate is said to have been threatened
at that time. 1t Is also said that since the de
termination to make the sale at 9112 an in
tue delivery to Stein Brothers was thought OF,
but whether such q step was contemplated
yesterday afternoon cOulu not be learned au-
thorttatively.
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French Frira,e nj Norfo,L

FORT MONROE, Va, Oct 30.-The French
frigate Menerye passed tor Norfolk a; . o'clock
this morning.
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Two b. & .. Freights tn Collision.
TWO ENGINES AND TwENrY-sEvEN CARS DE-
STRoYED-LoSs OF SlOO,UOO

CHICAGO, Oct. 3O.-A special TO the 7fmes
from GAINESVILLE, Ohio. says: BY collision OF
the Baltimore & Ohio west-bound fast freight
and an east-bound freight at Black Sand. yes
terday afternoon, two engines and twenty
seven cars, with their contents. were totally de-
stroyed. A tramp was seriously injured aud
the track blockaded Till late last night. The
loss 10 the railroad H. about 100000. A mis-
understanding OF orders caused the collision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-30

NEW YORK, Oct. 30 = The stock market
opened irregular but generally heavy this
morning. The changes were for Insignificant
fractions. except for Pacific mail. whic WAS up
n per cent. Therewas "A moderate bu ,Iness only,
In which Jersey Central aud Ricnnond and
West Point were most prominent Prices in the
general list were firm TO strong, Missouri
Pacific advancing q, but among the special
ties more pronounced strength was mani
fested. Con. gas gained Ia, Mobile aud Ohio
1l2 and and ST. Paul and Duluth la. Rich
mond andWest Point after opening up Il a. 80
advanced 10 40, but laler reacted aclion.
There was a slight reaction, but at IL o'clock
the market is quiet and firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-30

KANSAS CITY, No.. Oct. 3O-The Times Keys
Vile, NO., special says: Al Forest Green Thurs
day night q colored woman locked her three
children and two others la her isouse aud went
to church. The house took IRE from . lamp,
and four children were burned 70 death. The
6fth will probably die.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-30

AhM1 OhDEkS.-4n ne loilOWlng changes In the
medical department have been ordered: Major
j. V. d. Middleton relieved from duty in the
department OF the Missouri and ordered to
David's Island, New York harbor. Mai A. A.
Woodruff from David's Island and ordered to
the department OF the Missouri. Maj. John w.
Williams from the department OF the Columbia
and ordered TO the department OF the Platte
Capt. j. h. COrsOn from Jefferson barracks, Mo-.
and ordered TO the department OF theC Coluip bia
Capt. ID. s. Turriil from the department OF the
Platte and ordered TO department of the Col
umbia. First Lieut.. Benjamin Munday from
department OF the Columbia and ordered to
Jefferson barracks. Leave Tor one month granted
First Lieut.; William Z. Langfelt, corps OF engi-
neers, and the order OF Oc,ober - relating TO
A BRITISH SCHOoNER'S FINE RENTED
Secretary Manning sent a telegram TO Collector
Anderson ut Portland, Me-, yesterday, ordering
him to remit the fine of 5000 imposed on the
British schooner Alba for entering that port
without a manifest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-30

! if-xs WESLEY CHAPEL, COR OF 5TH AND
O>-AA T SITS. NV, Rev. RICHARD NORRIS, pastor
Sunuay school $3.50 a N. Preaching by pastor IL
a. nn and 1:3o p m. Gospel meeting for young
peopie $3.50 PIN. Official meeting Monday 1:3J ~ m
Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:3U pm seats tree al ali
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Fe CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, COR
- ner 10th and sts n w.-The Pastor Rev.
y N. NEWMAN. will preach IL a IN. and 13U o. M
Subject i'll tue morning, The AtCnement" N the
evenins sermon. 10 young people especially. upon
P M sunday school at $50 a. M. Music led by Dr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-30

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day
were Secretary Whitney, Senator Jones, Arkan-
sas; Rear Admiral Jouett, General Eppa Hun
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Knighton, of England, and
Second Auditor Day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-30

TfS DR. ID. MCMASTER, V. s..
- Graduate of Ontario Veterinary College
Toronto. Office, Wood Bro stables 1920 NJ ST. NV.
Telephone call 4124. Treatment of domestic pets
n speciality Oc9-1m%
~ l. p. IIBBEY INFORMS HIS CUSTOM
49, ers that he Offers ali his stock of " atches
Je9elry and silver are at cost until JANUARY lst
Every dollars worth of goods hand at that time
will be closed cut al auction.
shall remain here ard give my attention to the
Repairing Business Goods can be laid aside for
Christmas by making small pay yment them. Cali
and get prices ocsL3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-30

PAYMENTS FOR THE LIBRARY SITE.-All the
drafts in payment for the library site that have
been presented for payment have been honored
at the Treasury department. The question of
title was settled in each case before the war
rants were issued.
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Washington News and Gossin.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-1nterna
revenue, $295, ,643; customs. S63O,O7s.

NATIONAL BANKS MUST DEPOSIT INTEREST
BEARING BoNDs.-Attorney General Garland
has given an opinion to the Secretary OF the
Treasury that National banks must deposit in
teresi-bearing bonds to secure their circulation,
and that called three per cent bonds cannot be
used as q basis of circulation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-30

SURVEYOR BEATrIE WILL PROBABLY Re-
T1RE.-The New York World to-day says: "The
rumor is still current at the custom-house that
Surveyor Beattie is soon to retire. It is said
that Collector Magone desires the change, and
has brought the matter to the attention OF the
President. Among those mentioned as desirous
OF succeeding TO Mr. Beattie'S $4,000 year
position are John NJ. Wyatt, now deputy sur
veyor, and Marshal NJ. I. McMahon.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-30

Mr.. A. H. JACKSON, the attorney for the labor
ers in the matter, had an interview with the
President to-day in regard to his decision as to
the charges against Architect Clarke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-30

A GENERAL ARMY CoURT-MARTIAL has been
appointed to meet at West Point November
tor the trial of some enlisted men. The detail
of the court is: Capt. Henry Metcalfe, ordnance
department.; 1st Lieuts. J. P. Wilson, 1st artil-
lery; F. J. A. Darr, 18th infantry; F. S. Harlow,
1st artillery, and VIM. r. Evans, 10th infantry,
and I'd Lieuts. +. $. FoltZ, LIST cavalry, and C.P.
Tawnsley, Attn artillery. with 1st Lieut.. O. j.
Brown, 1st cavalry, Judge advocate.
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4 FRENCH EDITOR RETRACTs A 81
RATHER THAN EIGHI nrEI
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= s,z<ou-i Isarll spzr,eHo.


e LnTTIE. AC. AeDJenlbs- La.--lIaue
vssteruav afternoon th. HoFsrr-CouI'-
= JfznA a. GLASGOW closer II u0or2
arC uEceC II business Il the haHn
q trustee Tor ths benefit o, II credlo1r4
Jane : Thompson. uresiuent o. tn
Bznh. uIakes tae following sSapenlsni
-Iss assem- O. III ban art aMpt u
ua- u tile deposition ant sIocilnoiaert
II iul. Lam tIaieE am tIf extreme
DIT ,ulr7 Il cole iIur nluucsu liz d.
p. .rors u turT ove- tn nuslIfess q
r-uste-. VINO vii colisc. am pay o.
IT'S. the deuosi1ors AK lsr tnf spoeh-
holders. The asset amount q anou
stf DGl. tbs liabilities Ia no amnuu.
"a uuirs tna, SUE" t'neui tna larTes;
-redIuorF tn ]sanL 3 tins 4aCiede
ban. O s.. I-ouls. l.. however vii
no, IN seriously affected ~ tile iail1re
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JSy telsZrRpt q, III UlzaueL,
las TE6AH. i. Il. kgntsui1g- L.
Tou- h1udnsl ant sixty Apz-leE froz
tile haI Ds1l0z reservation pzsssC
through ilsrt te-uav OF thar way g
larIu4. Int indi2nt an glIar,lec NJ
tnree commands o. United state IL
ianr-v unae- tn command o Doione
Y ant anC AiaIo- Dickay. AltHourt
ncns o. then nave bser CT tiR wa
uatt sIuee trzrCnInlo Droa1s loOse. Il wa
vel understood ina t1aT- Trert turnlzI,-
III Ms BanL with ammunition anu tiEsrf
vas Fl telling a, vnAt nlo1ten. tiEsl
mimi ursaI oul. I1- thE rs4s0I Ine
Government deemed u EhIp thsn o. Uc
F!orIG4. whers tnev r0uiU &c nj hzrn..
More ihzr mai o. tia Indian ar
.nuaEs arr ther cAilursI- anu . nIort
renulsIve arr nr1s0uE mas o. humanity
vas IEsver cTovEeC Il al emlrrzn'-
sleerssT nefore. Tne clI-uo0r wert
closely z1arlisC ny the soldier arO
the crovgas tina sITf,eI- abous ttls coz-nss
van no. allowed u enter tssn.. Nh
the huoEE AL EpuavTE KINDLY piGcsu
themselves CT exhibitIur a tins WIZ
uoTs. Whsrt tlley could ri tnli- Oh
seyveL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-16

ians. Jzns W. Issynolis. of Hizz-
cnsstsr- Wa ardsnxr ct korte.Kun
hal'i,st church Yesterday. Tins church
y situated n Hsnricp rnuutv, aiSoui
81 miles from Bieans0nE, and n N a
slsecessin ann thrifty condition under
az. iseynoidE as III pastor. "A nsw
haus1 o. worship n II process Of sree-
Hon ant Il vras ~ fsrst Suggested that
y mum 10 vel o. sisizcase the house
q tnt szrae time thai rts pastor Wa
nrnansr bu II suaE afterEgzrus as-
cpisn better mi n ascIsaoe taf
church until sutInsty coaIplsseu.
aiisTs WA a lIrhi misty ram ozriy
YESTERDAY nIornf:sg, followed ~ Threat
enInr ciouus, bu1 despite TINS q lErEt
ruugrsFatIoT assembled "a witness TINS
soicrI Ceremony.
"a piesnEtsry couinsscu 81 fsev. IN.
ID. D.. Vmfree Of Ghszteriiel4, Boy.
d. (. tetklnE o. UumBsriznl Issy.
". V. NaoEis Of AlBemarie, three
rTenIbsTf o. Tire cnIrr-b o. whtcn NJ Il
pastor a, 0artsrsEille zIsn tHras fr0u
tn chuuct a, EnIct tfse ordination wa
heiC- examined tina applicant. arr
tikr tsst winch Wa 3 thorough
0ns, AIT winch consumed anon, AT nou-
aHr ! nall wAk stg0d II most GrsGiss-
Dft manner. Inn benr over q sunae-
tu0uf dinner. prepared n rsa OK rou,-
II prorrxcts6-nIeetU9 styie, wa
spTeAC ant heartily pzrraksu o., ates-
which the ordination servrces begun.
Itey. lr1. v ulfres preached tif 0runs-
IIer sermon. which was III anie
ant IrlprsssIvs one, from Romans
l., 1t. "For ] an not azn1nrsu
Of the Gospel o. Christ" Rev.
=. {. Perkins deiiversu the chzrg'
Hsv. v. ". NootE pressnteu
tbs Bihie Rsy. ThnmAs L. Reynolds
iathgr o. tht candIdaue oflErso tins
ordination PRAYER znr tIs laying OF O.
hands follower. after unIcn AiT. lev
noidt wa extenGsu tn rlEn; hIHu c.
iellOwEnu ant Christian welcGnH mt
ths 6ospel rlrngr-y n the officiating
rlnIsters. Int EXERCISES Wers mteF-
estinr ant impressive. Thres uez1dng
ven also 0rGaineE.
TINT sublect Of thH notlas Il tns
second Eon o. 1sev ThgmsE /. l.sy-
uoidk wa non Il Cumberland rnmry.
vhert M iIvsu III u ahout seven yszra
sgt. whsu NJ with NJ iAthsT alr
iauiiy. moved u MANCHESTER. wisrs
the7 nave SIMS resided. hs r 9 pupu-
iar an6 thGrouEhiy-consecratsC Chrl--
tIar yGulr nlan
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rx-EAnInIkAI;s ExurnsI0E.
srrss Eunu-=t amt Tifrs Uvasises Huu
C.srr Laden WIN sSu0 - lioVs-

TIs~ teleyrapt % t-f DlEoa1el-.
CHICapL ksnta1lDs- j. Hex b.-
rurEEv morning az extraordinarily
iarge ex.urzlGI uar-- vii tsave TINS clrT
fc- boston ovG- TIT GaEczgo auu trranp
1runE int. INT ronrrGst with th&i
couuzu- cali ta1 sixty Pullman aIL
torsv v Sgaes slsepIna- Iitry
reruta- passenger anc rETsu--
bag-fras-e- c1r5-
TtEe tirst section o. thE rerIarzapts
ran vii laave CnISzgc sztIr1sy q 2
L. a.. Tne remaining ssci11ns o. tiIf
iran vii leavf sve-7 tvenry minutes
lhereafteT unti, tnf entIrl pzrrv i OF
tne uIove -hs traIl -rInk DnnIpzny
vii. clsa- tn Irzet o. a. otne- Ira1ic
a Ia q possihie G-Ic las ilEit VII III
MAGE Il NIAGARA, WAgri tAs hrs, soop
vii ~ n-zue id- brs4iifAsi tile following
momng.
-nis gre&1 e11-uTsIou r goTnS o. tns
gldr..Fslf0Tgs celsnrailCI a. Boston
us-,1 reei.. s7irsr the Sovsrslgr drSnu
l.1riys o. tiH Wo1ic vii ho-u IL ulsss-
M. The Dull elbows ar vaIniy r-yrlfs
u rs; iurrsr rates TOR evsryBony Oh al
tins lIneS. Trey entered IIro colirr4si
with tina if7zuC Trunk Tor Sl5 tor
ths round III. Since TINT daSe
othg- roupsirnr r0Adf hSTs n1Aaf
concessions. After taf RATS Ezers ~
ranged - .00o circulars were seui out
10 ths wnoie western country asking
va1inne lcGgsE % Rendezvous a. las-
czgo, znc frou hsrt nI&i1s grand star
for Bosron. lesyp0nsef afneAny re-
ceTxsd Indicate tina IRON e,OBo ~
lp.Hgl Of TIM fraternity vii assemble
anr pass tnroust 0nEo4gc.
Tins esisnratEon a. boston IS ezpscrsu
n seiinse anything ever ateenirnsc ny
tlus- bellows. farriarcnE Militant .tfls
military nranch Of tins or1s-l vii nor
tiae mrs tInsr rzrtIcIpaus N tisf annual
festivities. I'M Il Is estimated tfiat 1bs-
Gee cnsxaiIsrs anr nu, 00t SlBurdluaEcf
viii MAKE Erp tine pzrAEis.
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M Is-tt,si. l.arItausaIa

~ AiLg,f.-4Anssr csieit az tn lliSD8tcL
LONDON. September = - =. CiaI.-
rev harIellIte II the Hcuss o. C0n.-
mon TN evening cnargsU thf trovern
mem win retusIuc o. paT tils slr1tesi
attention 70 tn Irlsf uisnIhgTs EEsI
theY urged TeuIsdIsE tn- the loca
grievances al tiie rsoBis o. treiaHL.
LORI lsanG0ipt CnIrchil renliel tina
tils accusation v7Ae uuiounusG. H. 1t
ciareC TIA, tne 60vsrun4sni wa cage
O. rsmeuv evs-y reasonable ITisI rrisv-
anc. zIlC intended f0- tina purp4ss g.
uevel0T tiie Junction o. tn l0s4
Government 1soaTC anU hoa1C o.
Y Orkf II &ccgruancs UosslDh
Wit TIM Wow o. the lrls1 nienlnsr-
r ht Governments. IA zCugL. w0u-l
uIa.lr urouosaH u Parliament a H.
earliest mOulgnt rossiDh Tor pfa-nr q
uResllcm o iasA. government a.
uuBiu work 7 ireland Il tile naud. o.
iiH irlsL psopie an0 therefore n
tnou-u, i wouiC pt uC nI1rc tnaI iaI-
a. give tat Government IIuIt C. de~ei1l
tres, utsuueL measures instead oi pre-
tracing tai business before tlo fiouso
m enforcing & discussion o. tile ustall-
with c0usran; repetition o. ever
ImarIBaDis gTisyaUos which 1flslnIsI
nllrni nav.
sr Ais-nAel TIioi1s-lssach Chlef sec
reta-v 10, ireIanG aisC comniamsC o.
tilt constant reIUeratlor o. tne sault
zunlscn II uenato lie wa unant q
conceive why thiE was u0Re. uniess /
va a0us 10, tl.e purpose o. EasiIrlr
fIUic.
III CiaureT A-au AROSE a1lI- rssToliL'-
e. tnH ~ ON nzI asked TIE t1ovsrI,-
uIsnt u conIpiets nasiiiz Gr n conIpleR
a al any uToucsaE IN looa govern
mem II treiarl.