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CUT II 10 TIE RONE

The prsssnt statutes " tennessee make the buy.
ing aud acIung 1T VOTES nisdcmclnor They
have bvn drrd Letters ~ long that o. cniorcc them
would be- In the natufc Of an pust facto proceed
ing. but even u they wcw cni1ruvi they arr not
sufficiently severn. The Legislature should pass q
Law DISTINGUISHING Tor No. man who sells or Offers
Q, I'll his vote. b'sIdcs mhcriing him ~ heavy
tine anl Imprisonment fora term of months n
tbs doesn't stUp the corruption. We are IN favor "
faf.ing "a law making II a peniiUntary oncnsc We
realize moot profoundly that u T. growing caucrt
ui,ou the lniy polite, which " not stopped Will
soon consume IL, VERY viAls -- Caaai,1 Icad
Our esteemed contemporary does not
state the case too strongly Crimes OF any
kind against the suffrage cannot be pun.
ishcd too severely. Tho veto Of each ciu-
r,u " NJ stone In the foundation Of tho
Government, aud tho man who dcgradcs
the sacred right by bribery or corruption.
by s,uiling or robbing haliot-boxcs, by In.
umldatng yoicn or rurposcly interfering
by unnecessary delays TO prevent them
from exercising tho right is worthy q long
term Ia tho pcnilcnliary aud Of perpetual
acknowledgements 10 rob a citizen OF his
vote, or 10 nculmliEc tho votes Of any
number Of cilizons ,s 10 commit a crime
only less than murder. 10 va,orc the
old.timc feeling OF sanciity Tor the bal.
lu,.box should be- the hst duty Of the
legislature Aud this Il can 10 by the
passagu OF law tia, will provide Tor free
ballot aud a fair count, aud that will have
the effect OF bringing tho whole body Of
the people to a realizing sense Of the value
OF the ballo, ~ the safeguard Of their lib
critics, and the only means they have ior
the correction Of abuses In their public
servants
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were made 10 organize opposition and to
set up two or moro candidates against
him. But a quiet canvass among the
members oil the Legislature revealed the
futility OF this and they were given up.
Senator Berry, while not great man, is
an efficient member of the Senate who
has not los. any occasion that offered to
serve his constituents and the people Of
the country generally. A sound Demo.
ciat and an honest man he has earned and
deserves the confidence OF the people OF
Arkansas.
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Natural Gas IN Tennessee.

From the Bolivar. Tenn. Bulletin.
Fort Smith, Ark, has made wonderful
discovery in the shape Of a we'll Of natural
gas. TnE MENPHus APPEAL gives one
whole page to reports Of this wonderful
well. II promises TO boom Fort Smith
into great metropolitan city. The sup
ply OF gas Is very great, seemingly mex.
hauslible. Tho well IL over 1000 feet
deep. An expert writing from Fort
Smith 10 TuE APrEAL Is Of tho opinion
that natural gas can be found anywhere n
dug for TO sufficient depth. He is Of the
opinion that Memphis may supply herself
at but moderate cost with both light aud
fuel. II 20, why not every other town
that can raise money enough oborc a well
1000 icet jecp2
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OBITUARY.
Mrs. Jay Gould.

NEw YoRK, Jan. l3.-Mrs. Jay Gould
died at her residence at $50 o'clock to-
night.
TIE entire family waited about the bed
side for the cad b. come. DIR. Baldwin
said that any attemptto prolong life would
he not only useless. but even almost cruel.
There was nothing To 10 but watch and
wait Mrs Gould was too feeble TO converse,
and answered the anxious inquiries Of the
loved ones about her with a simple YES"
or mo"
Mrs. Gould was the daughter OF Daniel
5. Miller, former wholesale grocer Of
brooklyn. Her mother Is still living in
New York, but, being feeble and over
eighty years old. she was not notified Of
the death.
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All ani.t NJ CIn,nrran.

KASsM CRY. Mo. Jan. IA special
TO the Journal from Wichita says Gen.
Meyers iclcgraphed that he had arrived a,
Cimarun, the location Of the recent coun-
~ seat war. this morning. and that all Is
quiet The military companies ordered on,
are still In readiness 10 moyc at a mo.
mcnts notice. as Il is feared that the
trouble isno, vet over. ingalls, wasguardcd
all last night by farmers, m Il had been
rumored that Cimarron sympathizcrs had
threatened 10 burn the place. Watson and
deputies had been released by the sheriff
Of Fod County before Gen. Meyers ar
rived
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A BRAVE EDITOR.
One Who Is Not Afraid to Take tbs
Conseuuences,

Consequences.
We copy the following IRON the Tunica
Miss. Independent OF the 18th instant:
CLARKsDALE, Miss, Jan. 0. 1850.
F. Barlow, Editor Tuuca Independent, Tunica
sir-My attention has been called to certain arti.
Giles and utterances which have recently appeared
inyour paper insinuating that some person inter.
mingling with the white families Of this commu.
nifty is negro. From your conduct and state
ments made 70 me by my friends ms coming from
you, Ann led 10 believe that YOU refer to me. I'm
less you Immediately through the columns OF your
paper, disclaim, IN whole, any such reference di.
rectly or indirectly, | warn you hereby that you
u W. curREn
We are anxious that every one who sees
this production should read il at least three
times in order 10 thoroughly understand,
II they possibly can, what this man is
driving at. His name has never been
mentioned in our columns, but yet, from
our conduct and statements" toward him
he inlors that we regarded him as negro.
Now, we submit, in all candor, that il is
rather singular why white man should
presume that our Conduct" toward him
should lead him to believe that he was a
negro. The Anglo Saxon is too well
marked TO need any vindicaton, and
unless party Is directly accused wo SEQ
no use for vndicaton--th less said tho
better. So lar US his miserable threat is
concerned, we care nothing for it. lilo
may have us assassinated at his pleasure,
simply because our conduct" may lead.
the public to believe that he is negro,
which statement has never appeared In
these columns. Cutrer's letter Is a nov
city within itself. Its diction, verbiage
and ahtipathy toward us are bad We arc
at loss to know why h should hayo
addressed us on this subject. Our remarks
in winding up our article last week, in
regard to the cowardly assault made upon
us on the Goth, that there was "nigger
in the woodpile," is an old saying, and it
is exceedingly strange 10 us why any sane
man should have taken exceptions TO ii.
With this letter We dismiss the subject
from our columns-we trust forever We
leave the matter in the hands of the pub
lie, and We are willing to stand or fall by
their decision.
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A Liberal lx-stax.-

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. l3-Andrew
Ferguson tcoloredl has Just given to the
rrsbytcry Of Louisville for the use Of his
church, property purchased with the saw
ings Of lifetime. Ferguson is n single
man, seventy ycaB old. lie was in
younger days the property Of Andrew
Todd, Of Fleminesburg. With his free
dom he began saving. lie lives alone,
does his own cooking, washing, etc. In
1873 he had saved 5000 with which he
bought the Knox Presbyterian Church
property. This he at once gave TO his
church, rent FREQ for ten years, aud now
las decided outright.
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ArnrnL., yiolcn,i, Assaulted.

MISsEAroLIs. MINI, Jan. l3:-This
morning Reilly, the turnkey Of the County
Jail, was sayagcly attacked by George
Day and William Barnes. Barnes seized
Reilly from behind, aud Day pounded
him with n big towcl-rollcr. Ills head
was cut open, aud the prisoners nearly
killed him, but he had a big knife, with
which he cut both men badly, aud soon
had them back in their cells The attack
Il thought 10 have been part Of plot for
q general delivery. Barnes Is under sem
tencc for murder, having killed q street.
car driver Rcilly's injuries are very 30
fioua
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nreaeh Of Promise suit.

PrrrnuRo. Pa. Jan. IA rod, Nit.
ilniown, Pa, special says The lion.
John J. Patterson has been sued for breach
Of promise Of marriage by Mrs. Mary Flcm.
ing. Mr. Patterson WIS a colonel ON Gen.
williams's staff during the war aud after
ward represented South Carolina In the
United States Senate. Tie Is quite wealthy
ard was recently married 10 Miss frank,
a prominent lady Of Waukcsha. lie IL
nhy-dyc years Of age. The plaintiff "
ioriy.fve years old aud n resident ol Phil
adclphia. The amount Of damages asked
il not stated.
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LONDON, Jan. 10. Referring to the
blue book on the Sackvillc affair, the
Daily Ndn says "Lcrl Salisbury has
yindicatcd tho technical propriciy Of the
course he has pursued, aud has made a
distinct point NJ the expense Of President
Cleveland. We cannot, however, think
his practical wisdom equal TO his con.
troycrsial skill. Tho vacancy nj Washing
ton serves NO useful purpose. Lord Sack
yille's dispatches simply coniirm his un-
fitness for the post hc accepted"
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TVS attention Of our Mis,ifsppi readers
l. called TO an editorial oondcmua,ory Of
mob Law copied from The Aer M.,.isip.
plan. IL Is In the nature Of an indorsc.
mont aud reitemtion Of the position ON
this subject taken 10y The r,cl.Jlg Loi.
per, The riolsJury Pod aud Tie Jlolsn
Clarion The argumcn; Of The Nor nisa,.
fiIpin put In nutshell Is that "whilc
the race issue may serve ~ an cNpa.
nation u causes, Il Is no justification
for wholesale ularraiion Of the functions
Of the courts" aud also. tina, with all the
powcrs Of government in the hands Of the
Democratic party, that is, In the hands Of
the white men, no number OF any Of them
can Afford 10 tramplc upon the laws Of the
State" This "a good logic as well ~ a
strong and lncontroverIiblc position. Mob
Law cannot DO successfully defended or
Justified
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il.

TIE YdgOo Herald, with a sensible APP
probation OF all the difficulties that envi-
ron the race question at the South, says
what every man of experience at the
South will agree to, that "Thc longer race
prejudice sleeps the more conservative
become the members OF both races. The
more friendly and pleasant thointcrcoursc,
the more likely for harmony to continue"
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Asw.r,sy. The D.,aaI,er. .. Toronto.

ToroNro, Ont, Jan. 10 Thomas Ak
worthy Ex.City Treasurer Of Cleveland,
Ohio. arrived last night aud will take up
his residence here. Mrs. Axworihy viii
arrive on Tuesday. Axworthy says that
Ice will be the only loser by his dclalca.
ton. aud that he dcplorca having 10 face
the World anew after thirty years Of hard
and honest labor. The only dishonest act
Of bis lie. he says, was committed through
the force ol circumstances Of which hc had
no control. Ills shortage was 100000.
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To American Couples who Intended to
Visit Austria.

To American Couples who Intended TO
Visit Austria.
LONDON, Jan. l3.-rhe Vienna CORE.
spondent OF the Tims says: American
couples about to travel in Austria ought
to take with them their marriage Ger
tilcates. An American lady recently
gave birth TO child here, and
the father, accompanied by Witnesses,
went TO register the birth. Owing to the
absence Of marriage certificate, the clerk
said he must record the birth as illegiti-
mate, and the only concession made, after
much expostulation, was the substitution
Of the word doubtful" for "illegitimate. +"
Further, on being told that the parents
belonged to the Evangelical Church, the
clerk wrote down mo religion"
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frnn The New Nuik Wccaly.
First Nassar student Say, girls, there's
one thing wcyc forgotten We haven't
any college yell. All colleges have ycl,s.
you know.
Second Student why. Of course.
Strange We mover thought Of H. Let'shayc
one.
Thirl Student -.llu, don't see how We
can yell without taking ihc gum ont Of our
mouilp.
Fourth lots let the ycll 10. II
isn't very lndyiikc. anyhow.
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81. Louis. NO.. Ian. a. The handsome
county residence Of Judge n A. New.
comb. at KimmsWlcR, Jefferson County.
about twenty-five miles south II this city.
WIS burned to the ground yesterday. The
judges extensive law library. cabinet OF
valuable curiOs collected in McNicn and
Europe and several pictures by famous
nHits we're also destroyed. The lu.s will
rxcrrl .li.O
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The state. Electoral yo,..

7noIIaI UIfTairh N Il0 ATT0lI
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. i2-Thc Dem.
ocraiic electors In the Presidential election
will meet here Tomorrow TO select a mes
scngcr to carry the States electoral vote to
Washington. There arc a number OF ap.
plicants fur the distinrii0n. among them
the venerable Robert / Chester. " Jack.
son, who carried u M four years ago. Il is
not thought he will b. elected.
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River Teiegram..

CINCINNATI. o.. Jan. ia-l.ivcr q icct 10 itche,
and falling.
sEw ORLEANS. la Jan ia-Anlved, Harry
brown and TOW, Louisville Departed. s. l.. Wood
aud tow, ritubufg.
yfCksBUko. Misi.. Jan. i5.--fiycr rising slowly.
Passed up tchcnck, am, Passed. down. MARI
iioustan, 20 New New Orleans . pm.
LouisvlLLE, NY, Jan. -Nght-Rlvcr fall.
Inc, with trci inches on the falls aud 10 feet
inehc w the canal Weather clear and pleasant
CAIRO. H.. Jan, Arrived Buckeye, Cin.
cinuati, noon W. W O'Ncii, New ofleans pm.
stssr. Memphis pm.i " ". ONeili nm.
River AS feet and riAlng. Weather clear and
osol.
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Masonry and he expected to die Mason;
they were all bound together by ties
which nothing in this life can undo.
The above is but meager outline OF the
learned and eloquent discourse delivered
by the reverend gentleman, and which
was listened to with marked attention by
the ladies and gentlemen who filled tho
church
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rcrr,hl. k,prr.enee MIlh Rohhrr..

CtrvnASp. o.. Jan a. Ex.shcnn
lInbcnshackcr OF Union County, Ohio,
who lives near Mount Hickory, had u ter.
Hblc cxpcnst.ce with two robbers last
night. Hearing nuisc in bis barn he
tcn, out To investigate. The iwp men ,rt
upnn him, slioo.ing hm twice AMI IN
4 cling seven Wounds Ni,h kuilc They
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TuE Legislature Of Arkansas, which
meets today. unless II disposcs Of the
clcfkships summarily, may and itself
blocked ior weeks by a horde Of hungry
olicc-scckeN 1t Is reported by our Little
Rock correspondent that there are more
candidates iof olcrkships than there are
members In both houses. These. added
TO the candidates for tho State Offices, aud
the candidates for the Spcakcrshlps OF
the House aud tho senate. are enough
N occupy tho timo aud attention
II the mc,hbcrs for weeks srch n number
Of scramblcn for oilicps that last for but
Tow months at most does not speak well
for thc State. ltavucs great deal Of indii.
ference 10 honest labor. continuous. steady
labor. aud ought 10 be- irovncd upon and
discouraged. Tho Legislature should,
therefore, dispose Of these candidates
quickly and dismiss them 10 their homes,
AMI II u were possible. ut the Same
tIine read them lecture on tho personal
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rr,sd 10 p,.vn uey..ie

Kate Emmons, aged twenty-five years,
made two unsuccessful attempts to drown
hcrscli In the Mississippi River near tho
elevator yesterday morning. She was res.
cucd both times by an aitacho Of the clio.
yator. She was taken 10 the staiion.houso
and locked up. The woman gave "a a rca-
son for the attempt 10 take her own lilo
that she was tired OF living.
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lf1n The New YORK Weekly.
Alr Slaylaic-Y-a-a.s. | hate thosc-ah
supplemented country people that show
everything they feel.
Miss Wcs,end-ltis a mere matter Of
training ono OF the iiSt things ] was
taught was the art Of appearing interested
whom bored half IN death.
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threw the wounded man into a manger
and set fire to the barn, which was de-
stroyed after Habenshacker had been
rescued by members OF his family. The
injured man will probably die. Sus-
plcion rests upon two colored men.
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M fnr Tnl.

Prom me New YORK Nccily.
Mr. Jinks-."who hrs been fooling with
this guny'
Mrs. links-'Ihc new gh 70, hold Of
u ihi, morning ani discharged H. /"
NV eraclousl What did you dor
II discharged her"
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND should enforce
the civil service law on District Attorney
McCorry, Of this district; on Ilillsman, the
Collector Of Internal Reyonuefor the State,
and on Wilson, the United States Marshal
for the Middle District OF the State, who,
with other Federal officials, are in Nashville
to the neglect Of their official duties "leg-
glng" to re-elect Senator Harris TO the
United States Senate This they are do.
ing In violation Of their official oaths, to
uphold the Constitution and obey the laws
made in pursuance oft. Each and every one
OF them should be removed. II they are
not II will be taken for granted that Mr.
Cleveland has lost interest in the perform
ance Of his duties by reason Of his defeat
last November. The Civil Service law is
as sacred MS any other, and from the Pres
ident down every officer Of the Govern
ment should be compelled 10 obey and
observe it,
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Tns APPEAL is pleased TO record the
fact that Birmingham gave President
elect Harrison a rest yesterday, and that
no delegation from that enterprsng city
disturbed his Sabbath repose.
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degradation to which politicians and place
hunters, from the lowest to the highest,
have to subject themselves in their hunt
for Office.
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IT is generally conceded that Senator
Berry will be reelected to the United
States scnaio by iho Legislature Of Arkan.
sas and without opposition. Some efforts
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CLEARINGHOUSE STATEMENT.
Comparative Showing OF the Gross
Exchanges for the Week.

Exchanges for tho Week.
BosTON, Mass, Jan. l3.-The follow
ing compiled from dispatches to the Post
from the leading clearinghouse Of the
United States shows the gross exchanges
for the week ended January II, 1889,
with rates per cent OF increase or decrease
as compared with the amounts for the
corresponding week in 1885,
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TnE English law Of libel, which has nj.
ways been hnrshcr and scycrrr ON news.
papers than the laws Of any Of our States,
New York excepted, has recently been
amended in a very important particular.
This amendment, which will be- found
in another column, Is as me Nfr York
Houh states, an extension merely OF
the principle OF privileged commune
cations. Newspapers have long been
permitted by AN uRwriitcn law to print
reports Of legislative and judicial pro.
cccdings without liability Tor libcl Hut
this privilege did not apply TO reports OF
public meetings unit the ac,oi Parliament
Of 1881 was passed. That net Is now
amended by giving still greater Freedom In
reporting public meetings ani by extend.
ing the privilege 20 certain othcrmcclInr.,
such as those Of ycsiry. town council.
school boarl or board 81 guardians 4
public meeting b. defined 10y the nc, To
'mcan any meeting bona hic ani lawfully
held ior q lawful purpose aud ior TIE fur.
tlnmncc or discussion 1T any matter oi
public concern. whether tia admission
thereto be- general or restricted This Is
very we'll. ~ iar ms Il goes But Il does not
80 lar enough. Al the existing statutes
should bo repealed and one defining hbc
clearly aud plainly substituted. In lhi.
the newspaper should not be- held rospou,
siblc for anything IL publishes OF report.
= Ol meetings OF Parliament, Of court pro
ccedingS or 81 communications whcr,
they surrender the writer Tor nothing "a.
ccpt wha, originates with the newspaper
and then only when the matter j. proven
10 b. a llc, Published with malicious
purpose TO injurc and dciamc. The truth
in any Of is guiscs should never be- held
10 be libel.
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IN SOCIETY.

Ono Of the mos, delightful social enter.
,ainmcnis Of the season WIS given ON FRI.
day nisht. nth inst, by Mr.. aud Mrs.
Julius J. nullOsc nj their residence. Brc.
ward Place. Having enjoyed the usual
round oi dances, the Young people were
invited by their charming hostess TO par.
take II choice snd elegant rcpast. The
beautiful table, With cNqui,it flowers aud
tropical fruits, vas most pleasing 90 the
eve. After refreshments wcrc served the
dances were resumed. Among the many
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL.
MONDAY. "a; JANUARY ID, 1889
TIE SENA7ORIAL SIIuATIOM


II is becoming plain and palmer that
the Republican contingent are the dernier
reliance of the Harris men in case the eau
Gus comes to a deadlock. Their move, then,
will be to adjourn the caucus sine die as far
ms the United States senatorship is con
cerned and leave the election to both houses
without any party Intermediary effort in the
solution Of the problem. This done and
Harris holding TO his original forty-seyon
votes, which our correspondent thinks Is
doubtful, they hope TO secure Republican
votes enough to make up the required ma
jority. But II they do succeed in this,
what a comment II will be upon thecar
OF the senior Senator" that ho
had only one vote more than half
tho Democrats OF the Legislature
10 vote for him. This would not
be much Of a party indormcnt espcci-
ally when the packed county conventions
are taken into account But even this
cannot be accomplished unless the Re.
publicans are the vcriost tools Of Frederick
Random Butler, the most Objectionable
Of the leaders Of his party in this State.
Besides wo do not believe the Use
OF Republican votes by one Democrat to
defeat another will be acquicsccd in by
NIL OK llarriss present supporters II
would establish n precedent that might
In the future prove fatal TO party
success and harmony and would
furnish ready excuse ior bar.
gain and sale 10y weak Democrats
who could make a trade with the enemy.
II such means Of success Is once con.
codcd TO be regular, We may bid farewell
90 anything like cohesion in party organi.
raiicn. II such thing Ia tolerated or
squlnted at In this ease, II may prove to
be the wedge OF future, II not present, dis
nsicr 10 the Democratic party in Tennessee.
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LONDON, Jan. 10 Tho Daily N0ri' cor.
responder, at st. Petersburg SAYS 1T b
reported that Sin Robert MoricrWilI shortly
receive high English distinction and
before long will leave ~. Petersburg"
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Thr AIIrseh InnnIrr. nf ,.r I.. ni,l

BNoHAAoN. y. y. Jan ~ General
Matter Workman l. V. roNdcfly, OF the
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A TIMELY WARNING

Total ........... ...sl olq. ~. sl3 increase "a
outside New lork-....... 3S9, j5.isl increase 81