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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-20
State and Comfy Taxes.

Special Dispatch 10 the Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. l9.-The time
allowed for the payment of county and
State taxes before penalties begin to accrue
expires January 81, after which time, in.
terest and 3 per cent. penalty and officers
lees will attach on all unpaid taxes.
The assessment for 1888 is 1853. 1893. 745.
OF this amount the trustee has collected
since October, $50, 900, $4,000 Of which
was collected this month. This leaves
yet 10 be collected $27l, 1893 745. This
will necessitate the writing OF s, 900 receipts,
The collections are very slow, and
the Comptroller fears that unless
people come in faster the delinquent
list will be larger than last wear.
Comptroller Pickard has refused TO pay the
last bill for jail fees of Montgomery county.
and has instituted an investigation which
has 80 far convinced him that all Il NOT
right that he has decided to carry the
matter into court unless Montgomery
county chooses TO refund such fees as il Ia
alleged have been Illegally taken from the
state. Mr. Pickard explained that from
what he had been able to learn from
gentlemen living there, the legitimate
JOEL Two HuNt Dttn lnCfpHSeu by
the following methods: In many
cases where the jury renders o
verdict in the criminal court convicting
prisoner and fixing his sentence at year
or more in the State prison, the Judge
commutes the sentence TO term OF
months in the county Jail or coun-
ty work-house, and the State is
charged 40 cents per day for keeping
him there, although when sent to the
work-houso he labos for tho county. In
one case it Is reported that mans pun
ishment was fixed by the Jury at three
years in the penitentiary. The Judge OF
the criminal court suspended the sentence
and kept the man In Jail until
the three years had expired and then
had the case dismissed. The comptroller
holds that all these proceedings were ille-
gal, and that the State should not have
paid Jail fees. The bills for Jail fees for
August, September, October and Novem.
Der were approved and sent In for Sl,059,
which was paid, but when the bill for De.
cember came in II was refused.
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PfrTsBuRG IA. Jan. ip--Noon-Rlvcr foot .
inches aud falling Weather cloudy aud cold. Might
--Riycr feet Inches Weather clour AMI cool
CINCINNATI, o., Jan. la.-Nlght River % feet
? Inches aud falling. Weather cold and clear.
Departed Katie stockdale. riibburg Golden
Rule. Now Orleans
EVANSVILLE Ind. Jan. i9-Noon- River p feet
and falling. Departed. Buckeye rtsic, Cincinnati.
Weather clear and cold kiRhi-lliycr ~ icct SO
aud falling Weather clear aud cool .
vICKsBuR0, Mia, Jan. ia.-Night Dispatches
from Grccnvilic rcTou that the Futur City and
bargcs pasaed down for New Orleans at ; pm. Tho
new MARY Houston. Tor New ORLEANS, and the Cily
IL Cairo Tor vicksburr arc due down tonight
CAIRO. a., Jan. ip.--Noon. ARRIVED Rosolutc,
Ohio. am. DEPARTED Iron Age, about lam. Rivcr
"a lrct y inches aud rising. Weather clear and
cold. Night-No arrivals or departures River "a
lccls Inches and rising Weather clear and cold.
LOUISVILLE. KY. Jan ip-Noon. -Riycr falling.
10 feet 10 lnche IN the cnnal and rect inches
an lie faila Arrived. 0mnlto ttate. Cincinnati
weather clear aud cold Nlght-Rlver falling. no
fcet Inches IN the canal and lccf7 inches on the
iail. Departed uraniio State. Mcmphis Wealth
or clear and cold.
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Zouaycs nt Pleasure.

Though slippery and dsagreeable out
side, the interior OF the Merchan,sZouaves'
armory, on fernando street, was a scene
Of dashy uniforms, elegant toilets and un.
alleged pleasure last night. The members
Of the company and invited guests INDUCED
in dancing until an early hour this morn.
ing. The first part Of the evening was
passed In Witnessing maneuyes OF the
zouaves In company drill, for the pur-
pose Of inspection by Assistant Adjutant
General Curey. The entire event was
enjoyable In the extreme, and credltable
to the plucky and persevering young com.
pany.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-20
TuE SENATE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Mr. Hale, from
the committee on appropriations, reported
backtho delayed deficiency bill, and stated
that the amendments reported by the COM
mitiee were but few in number, and that
ho would ask the Senate TO pass the bill
next Monday.
Mr.. lIawlcy offered a resolution direct
ing the Secretary Of the Interior to report
the plan Of legislation thought by him 10
be needed for the disposition Of tho public
timber lands NO a. TO secure the prcscrya.
ton Of tho national forest lands ut the
hcadwa,em Of nayigable rivers and 10 put
within the rights Of settlers, by that means
providing themselves with timber for build
Ing their homes. Adopted.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Mandor.
eon. few days since, calling on the Sccrc-
tary Of War for Information M 10 tho con.
s,ruction Of bridge between Omaha and
Council Bluffs, was taken mp aud adopted
Among other bills introduced In the Sen.
ate today were the following
BY Senator Iloar To grant a service PEN
sion 10 all survivors Of the late war. IL
provides that all officers and enlisted men
who served In the army, navy or marine
corps, including regulars and volunteers,
subsequent TO March 4, 1861, and prior 10
July 1, 1868, shall be entitled TO pension
at the rate OF cent for each days service,
this sum 10 DO In addition TO any pension
granted for disability.
by senator Stanford: For the erection Of
a public building at Oakland, Cal; $780,
OOO.
by Senator s,ockbridge: For tho ercc-
ton Of a public building at Grand Haven,
Mich; $4,000.
BY Senator Bates Authorizing the Sec
rotary OF the Treasury 10 pay 10 captain,
pilot, engineer or mate Of steam vessels the
sums paid by them ~ license Eco and for
a certificate authorizing them to prosecute
their businces between 1871 and 1889, lcss
90 cents for each certificate issued during
that time. ..-
Among the bills reported from commit.
tees and placed ON the calendar wcre the
following
To authorize the construction Of abridge
over the Missouri river near Lexington,
Mo.
To authorize the construction Of mil.
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TnE National Board Of Trade indorses
President Clevelmd's very sensible and
unanswerable Message on the tariff. and
voted down 4 resolution 10 abolish the in
ternal revenue. This is more than an off,
set TO the great cry and little wool" Of
the wool growers and wool staplers who
made common csnse the other day In
Washington in n renewal Of their raid
upon the Treasury, which they havo been
bleeding numerically for two generations.
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Tm bllnnard which bias brought 50 much

TIM blizzard which has brought so much
Of death and destruction to the country,
from Dakota TO the Gulf Of Mexico, was
the worst in tho record Of tho northwest,
where It's perilous rigoB were most felt.
II was more deadly than the storm oil
January 7, 8 and 2, 1872, which was the
gauge by which the severity Of billiards
were to be measured until Wednesday Of
last week, when the awiulest Of awful
storms set in, resulting In the death, II l.
feared. Of more than Eve hundred persons.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-20
A Cumming Event.

Early in the week Ms T. B. Trezevant
issued cards to rye spinsters' bidding
them to meet Miss baltimore, OF Ohio, on
Thursday afternoon from 3 to o'clock
In response to the invitations there was a
general outpouring OF members Of society
between those hours, the wretched condi-
ton OF the streets proving no obstacle
Mrs. Trezevant, whose proverbial hospital.
iiy is fully appreciated by her friends, was
gracefully assisted by the following ladies'
Mrs 4 =. Walker, Mrs. W, A. Collier.
Mrs. ycptha fOwikcs, Miss Emma Galloway,
Mis- Rebie Mecaf. Miss Mettlc IIumes
Miss Percy Coffee, Miss Marx Mallory
Miss Jennie Walker. Miss Jennie Hodges
The charming home of the hostess never
looked handsomer than on this occasion,
when throngs Of handsome women in still
more handsome costumes, filled the spac-
ious halls and parlors. A profusion OF cut
flowers were scattered throughout the
rooms, while the refreshment table was a
floral poem. Delicacies OF all kinds were
served, to which the visitors rendered
ample justice. Miss baltimore is grace
fnl and striking blonde, and made marked
lnDrpgsiOn uDOn tho cnllers.
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the public to that extcpt. He promises to
follow the law faithfully. and assess in
every case according 10 the saleable value
OF the property. Inkhb hc will have the
personal help, counsel and advice OF Gen.
M. 7. Williamson, a gentleman who has
made real estate values in Memphis and
Shelby county special study, and is held
to BIO a trustworthy and reliable expert by
real estate dealers. III is pleasant to be
able to -ay this such in justice TO Mr..
Smith, but it will be still more 30 when
his books are made up, II We can tell the
people that his performance in all things
has equaled his promise.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-20
DEATH or COZ. ". A. PERCY


TnE APrRAL with deep regret chronicles
the death OF Col W. A. Percy, one Of the
most distinguished lawyers Of Mississippi
and public man Of rare gifts and tact and
good common sense. Tho sad event oc-
Cured at his residence ut Greenville yes
terday, and the immediate cause was pneu-
monia, contracted few days since. Col.
Percy was the attorney OF tho "Val-
ley road" and was leading citizen
in the Yazoo delta, highly respected and
esteemed, and enjoying the confidence Of
all classes OF his fellow citizens. lie was
always In request in party emergencies,
served In many State and National Con-
ventions OF the Democratic party, and on
several occasions in the Legislature OF his
State. lie was sklllful, able lawyer,
and an honest, honorable gentleman,
who, had he lived. would un-
doubleday have been called upon 10y
the people OF Mississippi to serve them in
some one OF the highest offices in their
gift. They have had him in mind for
many years, and only needed the opportu-
nifty TO honor him as hejdcscrvcd. The
readers OF TIE ArPBiL will remember
tina, when the filling OF the vacancy on the
Supreme Court bench was first spoken OF,
Senator George was recommended 10 the
President for IT, Had George been APP
pointed. Col. Percy would undoubtedly
have been sent TO the Senate in that gen
tomcn's place. Such was the general es-
Innate OF him by his fellow citizens. His
death Is great loss to the State, but cspe-
cially TO his neighbors In Grcenville and
tho vicinity. lilo has been taken in his
prime, when his mind was most vigorous,
and he had reached condition OF intel
lectual power when tho best things might
safely be expected Of him. TuE ArrEAL
regarded him rs one OF the safest men in
the South; one Of tho most prudent and
conservative advisers In public affairs, and
a thorough and Incorporating Demo
cnt who was always in the way Of 10 APP
plying the principles Of Jefferson IA that
the largest results In efficiency and safety
10 government for the whole body Of the
a. Il l. i. a %.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-20

THE Board Of Mediation and Arbitration
q the State Of New York, consisting Of
MeaSn. William Purcell. Gilbert Robinson.
IT,, and Florence v, Donovan, In their 10.
port 10 the Legislature on Monday las,
stated that the settlement Of labor disputes
through voluntary arbitration by the ap.
psintment Of standing committees, rvpU.
sentative Of the employers on the one aide
and Of employees on the other, In each
branch Of industry. the powers and duties
Of such committees being defined and
stated mectinrr being appointed for the
consideration and redress Fl grievances
hsf may ariss on one side or the other. ID
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-20
r.sNgnrsi America.

If0m inc " bouE hfFhuh'Ahs
In its comparative review OF tho foreign
trade Of various nations the London Tms
shows that In eleven years. from 1876 10
1885, the foreign trade Of England increased
10, 500, 900 Of tons, while the increase In
the United States was only .. 000,0 900. Dur
ing this period the United States gained
over 20 per cent In population, and Eng
land Lost heavily. In spite Of these Tossed
the restrictive policy OF the Republican
party kept the United States behind Eng
land In the commercial prosperity pro.
duccd by foreign trade. We are not only
behind England, but behind France and
Germany also-far behind Spain, which u
cndeavoring 10 restore It's commercial pres.
tigc by more liberal policy. nse
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ueIenn's Electric Ligh, company.

epeeiAl Dlspatch W tie Appeal
HELENA, Ark, Jan. l9.-Ycstcrlay
evening the books Of the Helena Electric
Light and Power company were opened,
and she capital stock OF SO, 200 was speed
lily subscribed for. The directors arc:
James Summers, president; Leon Berion,
yicc-president; ]. q. Barlow, treasurer, AL
Jacob Trieber, secretary; J. II Andrews,
I. B. Sligher, @. A. Walterhouse, X. Il.
Fitzpatrick, directors. Committees wero
appointed 10 select an appropriate site foe
the plant Active work will begin im-
mcdiately, and the lights will be ready for
use within the next sixty DAYS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-20

CoNrr!nr reciprocity is the one means
above all Others by which this country
and Canada can maintain kindly aud cor:
dial relations Of friendship and pave the
way 10 n union Of their inicrpls under one
Gag aud one constitution. 80 believing
the National Board Of Trade yesterday
passed a resolution asking Congress TO
take steps 10 accomplish !, rs toon as pos.
sible. $50 sav W., all Of ua."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-20

Mn PARSELL, In an. interview with
reporter Of The Dublm FfonGn's Journal,
has marked out the coun,e which he
wishes the Irish Nationalist 10 pursue nj
the coming session OF Parliament. lie says
them can be no doubt that the Liberal
Unionisis will separate from the Tories on
purely English questions, that grave
discussion exists among the members Of
the Cabinet, and that government party
crisis may occur At any time next session
over some English question. lie urges the
Parnclliies and Radicals 10 facilitate gov
crnmcnt business and thus avoid the
charge Of obstruction. Some Of the Ma
,ionalis,s arc dissatisfied with this advice,
but ~ Mr.. Panell Is in a way 10 know
what Il best, and as he has always advised
well and led safely he Is not likely 10 be
openly opposed by any Of them. The Irish
Nationalist, Il is safe TO siy, will follow
him wherever he may 10 In the House.
and hc, Il II also safe TO predict, will follow
Mr.. Gladstone II tina, gentleman should,
ior instance, selcc, Tho discs,ablishmcni Of
the English Church ms the question ON
which the Tory ministry is mos, likly TO
be wrecked. Mr.. Parnell is a man Of keen,
good common sense. aud II not likely 10
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-20

system that is attaining perceptible
growth throughout the State and one wor-
thy Of every encouragement, II is step
in the right direction, and one that should
be taken by tho employers and employees
of every State in the Union until the plan
OF cooperation by its general adoption
renders IL unnecessary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-20
memph,an. McrrIed in Mobile.

A telegram was received yesterday from
Mobile, Ala, announcing the marriage Of
Mr. i. @. Dixon and Miss Rachael Hall,
both Of this city. The happy couple left
Immediately after the ceremony WINS per.
formed for New Orleans, TO remain a few
days, returning to this city on Sunday
next. They will be ut home to their
many friends after the 22d instant at No.
33l Vance street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-20

THE Scottish member OF Parliament,
Mr. Graham, arrested in London and tried
for riot near Trafalgar square on the 18th Of
November last, was acquitted OF that
charge on Tuesday but was
found guilty Of participating in
an unlawful assemblage and sen,
TO prison for six weeks without labor. II
thus appears that the same law that gov.
erns in England does not govern in Ire
land. The same verdict in the latter
country would have consigned Graham tc
a Jail Mt hard labor, prison fare and con
vict's dress for six months.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-20

TiE National Board Of Trade In session
al Washington. ono Of the strongest CON.
nerciai bodies in the country and one Of
the mos, Influential Of our unofficial lcgis.
laiurca. adopted a resolution yesterday
urging upon Congrss the adoption Of pos.
tai ,elcgraphy ~ a necessary adjunct 10 the
fos,ofioe department Of the Federal gov.
efnneni.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-20
To the Edl,or Of the Appeal.

To the Editor ~ the Appeal.
Icase answer the following question A and n
want ~ go Into buslnc~ equal pafincfs A 20
contribute SAOol aud h $1,000. who PAYS Interest
ou the extra &opg MANY sun4ninEu
A ought To pay the interest In the Nd.
scncc Of any agreement or stipulation To
the coninry. For instance, II the capital
Of $4,000 earned per cent, or $500,
a would receive $3.50 and h $3.50. This
done, A should pay u $3.50 out Of his shan
for the Use Of the extra 5000. Hut better
than this would be for A and u TO agrcc 10
borrow as q firm tho extra 5000 from u.
aud pay him interest on il before any
dividend was declared. In that ease. u
would be getting his inicrcs, Of q or 10 per
cent. or whatever amount WIS agrcod
upon. Just ~ be would ifhc had loaned the
5000 In New York, Boston or Now Or.
leans
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-20

"a rIAour on bath your houses" says
Editor Maury Mnmi.rd, Of The Hansu
Coy Tina. 10 Sam Small and Adonis
DiKcy. Between them he is In for Grim.
inal libel suit.
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John Reward DIe- from Ills wounds.

rItelAl bhpaWh 70 the Appeal
FRANKLIN, Tenn, Jan. l0.--John 10
ward, the Young man who was shot Christ
mas, by John Cunningham, died this
morning at IL O'Clock from his wounds.
Bcyard came here several months ago and
entered into the broom business. Ills fam
lily came from Michigan some weeks AGO,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-20
THE WEEKLY APPEAL.

The WEEKLY APPEAL ia oompa,d-
i,m Of 0ie nous Of Sucn daily APPEALS. IA
agricultural department Is prepared ,gih great
care. n contains complete mdrha reports. he
ycor 1888 wiu BE- full Of important political
arnb and he WEEKLY APPEAL wiA kocp
ibroadTs fully informed Of them.
The price Of hs WEEKLY APPEAL "a
only 81 a yo1r. hhas no superior.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-20
severe weather az Daes NM

sTccial pisnatch IN the Appeal
DICK HIT, Miss. Jan. ia.-The sevcri'
~ Of the weather here continues. Thh j.
the fifth day since the hrst snow fall, and
Il remains upon the ground undisturbcd
by the suns n,ys, 10 novel IN such
weather that Il In measure compcnsaies
ts.@ iss s.....lt..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-20

A cABLEoRAM from London states that
the poor and sorely beset crofters Of Lewes
on Monday night chased the police sent
from Edinburgh to control them and
keep them from killing sheep and
deer to keep life in them through a
most inclement season, and so troops are
marching overland 10 the sceno OF the dis
turbancc, and extra police and marines
have been dispatched by the war ship
Seahorse. There Is great fear at Storna-
way that bloodshed will result. For
tunately the machinery for packing iuries
does not exist in Edinburgh as it does in
Dublin, and there is nothing to fear in the
courts. Tho first batch Of croiter brought
down from Lewes were acquitted and
given great ovation in the streets as they
left the courts.
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Local Meteorological Press Report.
Memphis signal Onhcc RcIort
MINInIa IIAa Ian IN 49,

TINS Ncv iort Herald suggests partner.
ship between Ienaiius Donnclly with his
"cyphcr" and Kcclcy with his ''ino,a."
Take nothing from nothing and nothing
rcmnins.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-20

Tnr Nrs Ycrt Herald IL after the scoun.
drclly coward who WA with Mn. P1me.
lee, Of Brooklyn, In tho New York aSig.
nation house where she was found dead.
"CircumSiantial evidence In such a case, -
!, well sass. "nay he slrons. hn, II ,l,rs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-20

Mn. GLASS, representative from the
Ninth District, i a candidate for ro-clcc.
ton. He has made an onyiablc rcpuia.
tion for sincerity and fidelity. and /.
worthy Of the confidence Of the people.
Mr. fnnk p. Bond, a man u decided
ability and an cxccllen, speaker. and Rice
A. Pierce will contend with him Tor the
nomination.
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THEAPPEAL
-TOk--
1885.

THE APPEAL ma. Democratic paper.
Hkoches Democratic doctrines.
Hapports Democratic men.
Ifmpports Democratic measures.
Its influence is devoted 10 The maintenance OF
ne supremacy Of he Democratic pdrty--iocai,
STATE and National.
II kno,@ no odtt~, no MEASURE, bat that OF
iustioe and righi--lhe wiR of he ma ority.
Hhas for Jorty-seren years fought for the hi
wnph Of Democratic principle. and in dc
lttue ,nn ur be IN he 0dckoa Of dc fray,
Eager. realouS, ,oatciful for The Interests Of all
0e people.
Ills fairly entitled 10 de support Of sou0'an
readers and business men etrychrc.
II Is issued erery day in he year. and "a Nc
plete wih he cHroa neis Of The day gathered
BY telegraph and cable from all pars Of he
world.
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THE WEATHER.
Indications.

n NAsiIiNgrOS. Jan A-iAm
Fof Tennessee and Arkansas Colder.
lair weather. winds tccominE frrsh 10
brisk norshefiy, with cold wave Ia Ar
kAnsAA
foT Mississippi and LoulslahG warmer
followed by colder Aif weather. ioliowcd By raln
In eastern ToSa.. light 10 irsh touthcfly winds.
becoming northcrly.
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IN SOCIETY.
Book club entertainments.

Mrs. J. Nep. Falls entertained the In
gleside Book club yesterday afternoon in
her usual artistic manner. The souvenirs,
the handiwork of the hostess herself, were
exquisiIely executed and will no doubt be
cherished as mementos Of one Of the
plcasantest reunions OF the club. The fol-
lowingladies were present:
Mrs J. Nep. Falls, Mrs. j. W. Falls.
MIS-. Fred Orgill, Mis-. w. ID. Beard, -
MrA NJ. J.. Moacham, Mrs. a. NJ McCallum,
MnA a. Is. 0oodbar. Mrs. Joe Allison,
Ms. lie Vance. Mrs. Proudnt,
MIS- u. Il. EdmOnson. Mrs G.. l.. ficklen,
Mis- Names fsneeial Ot,csti
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IOg Years Old.

FAIRLEE, W., Jan. lo.---Airs. Mary Mann.
aged i02 years and two months, died last
night
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ahs Mrmphis Appral
FRIDAY. t; JANUARY 40. 1898.
THE APPEAL

fuRPASsES EVERY OTHER EENPHESEWs
PAPER IN CIRCULATION IN ToWs AZ
WILL As COUNTRY
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fHV NvIHIHIVV'' UH "FIIUPTIHVVTI' HIHuV
ready this morning the regular an
nual pension bin for report TO the House.
Tho bill appropriaies $50, $500, as fol-
lows For the payment Of pensions, S79.-
OO0, 600 for fees and expenses OF examining
surgeons, Sl,0O0,000; for salaries OF
agents, $1,000 for clerk hire, $40, 900;
rents. so. 900. fnel, $780, lights, $50, sta
tionary and incidcniala. $1,000 The esti-
mates originally mado aggregated $40, 2l2,
400. A subsequent letter from the COM
missioner Of pensions brought tho sum up
10 the amount Of the bill.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-11

The Italian coral fishery seems % be
giving ont. The 4.0e0workmeu who used
10 be employed have decreased % 1000
Calcutta is now the chief market America
and Europe taking comparatively little