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STItpi. Choice sugar Syrup'. 96c: fancy drps
70; silvcr ,irlpi &c; now crop New Orlenus
moas!es, clolcr, 3sc; urine SGc; fair aic; mixed
good. Now Orleans. 3Oc; bakers good sc. D.
Prori,ioni-Lnrgas.C {, hams iOtie; medium s. G.
hams lo,ic; g. . 6rcakfast bacon $50; 4. c. shout.
uefs ~; sides 20: Obituary beef lSc: ham
ur!ee beef lS]lc knucklcs Ito: family meas pork
olo pieces. SIG "; bean pork. bbls., 5000.
Lhrd-rurc refined. In tiurcu. $40; so ID thus
Stc. Chicago lard; IN tIcIcc:, $50; % IL tins
phils. ~ loM gc; lin pals. " lbs $40. .a.
su1ar--Cutloat t,9se; cube, iG!c powdered
3.GO graniilnlcl standard 5jc; standard cOnlec.
tioners' \ l?jc; Columbia A i.l0c: standard
Windsor A ilOc; American A i.lCc; white extra
sy!c; extra soc; fruit susar SG0c; rcdncd
cetee.-GreCn cotcc-FAucy Golden Rio sGo:
fancy green ?ic; choice Sreen 35;c; roastlus
xtahes?lS1c: Java 2S%ic; toas,dd In pACkaye,-
Arrow Rio 222)c; Panhandle .!!..Jc; ArhncElo 4
Cos roasted s2..'c; RuIE roasted :tiGc; Old Gov.
efnment Java roasted SIC; Mocha anu Java SIC:
"A" grade Rio aic.
Ttai-rouug Tyson. por ID, 3)a,Jc; cuupowder
Soas9c; Imperial toAljc; Japan 25a75c; OolonS ia
SIC; SotichUng 21a1Uc.
tanitcs-Star. full weight l9c; Parndlne, par
IL, l.}Gci mould, per set, 100.
VintJar--Choce cider. l2al; per gal; standard
cry brands, leallc per gallon; country l3aljc per
gal, rs TO quality.
Cate.-ls quoted rs iobblug at llali>;c ios
III! etcaiui swelt!er, l21alSc, according to Qun.
!i biuiuuxeE iSct lhCkoFy luSTc, new lOEe lk}Yr,
ESs-So. | macsotri, 50 lbs. $40 %: No. . OK.
IRA inacketel, Ubls.. new. 100 lbs. 50 20; No. Z,
~ loi. %. NO. y. small. S. 20 tor 50 lbs; No. g.
large. 100 lbs. sou
Msa.-rimUshy, 800 poe bushel clover. small
| seed, 50 80
sat- |, per Dbl. 81 o. extra. per Dbl. 81 s.;
dairy, fine dye'oushol SaCE,. u " per sack.
tted C0rR-lic per ID.
Dried FrIit -Evaporatcl peaches. in boxes
ioc: eysporated beaches III bSxs. yalOc.
In pHaftt Ill tuI.t.. anL,a
500; pie peaches. a!bA 81 o.: pie peaches. GlbS
5000 No. tomatoes. new. s6casl W; corn. W;
"a grade. =. lbs. 500; strawberries. =? lbs, 81 10:
blnckbertles. . lbs. 81 10; raspuetties. . lbs,
y W: damsons.: lbs. 95c: lima beans. > lbs,
?0casl y: cove oysters. 10. light. GVc; do h..
iull weight, soc; sttiux beaus lbs. 75ayoc: sue.
cotaSh,3 lbs. 90casi Is; carly June peas, 81 80;
French peas. $! IS: Marrow!at peas, 2lbx, 81 80
p!neapples. 81 ~; goosebcFrIes. lbs. 9Ocal %.
Wooden Rdnt-No. tubs. 81 81: No. - 81
No, 3. 81 10; ahoop pals, 81 .; 3.hoop. 81 u:
single wa.hboasds. 81 80; double do, s. 50; fno
crimped double do, $. Is; Single. s!oi.
OG-Lard western extra strained. 70c: caribou /.
water white, 75ic: 1897. &C: 1902. &c: white
| Miners best, TIC; white miners No :, Sic.
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TMunsroN MN Ll,Arn.
Tho Hawaiian iisist.r IIa, Decided to
|.rs.| NJ DNOnrt for Hama lI.|-.. ".|a.

Depart for IIom,r.
WASHINGTON. y. g., March aD.-Aln.
tsscr Thnrston has decided to loavo this
country without waiting for any formal
notico from his government TO return.
Mr.. Thutston reached hi, conclusion
somewhat suddenly. mud announced his
intention TO irlonda whilo making faro.
VOL visits yesterday. lilo declined to
discuss his case In any manner and
mor0ly said no would start for Sun
Francisco to-day and taku tho steamer
sailing hoxt week for Honolulu. Asked
a. to whether hu had received oil ciol
notice that n request hnd boon sont to
llts government for his recall, Mr..
Ihurston roplied TINT no had nothing
10 say on tho subject Ito was equally
rosicent MS to whether or not ho had
boon Informed through tho s,ato do.
partment OF any charges pending or
preferred In his caso which might
bring about tho severance OF his liplo.
matte relations at Washington.
None Of tho attaches OF tho legation
Would discusa the reasons on which MIR.
a"onNoh INV uoCiucu 10 Eeturn QOmy.
For tho presont Mr.. llastings will DO In
charge OF tho legation. Rumors arc cur.
ront to the eaoct that no may DO up.
pointed minister. 1t Ia also reported
that Mr.. Thurston will become tho la.
waiian secretary Of foreign affairs, and
that Mr. Hatch will roprO,en. his gov.
ernment ut Washington.
Notwithstanding the reioronco OF Mr..
Thuraton and members oithe Hawaiian
legation. 1t 10 definitely learned that tho
retiring minister has not been informed
by Secretary Gresham or anyone repre-.
scntlng him tha: a request for his recall
has boon sent to President Dolo's gov.
ernmcnt. Consistent with the past
treatment Of Hawaii's diplomatic repre-.
sentative. tho state department has lot
its acts leak out through tho medium OF
the newspapers.
Mr. Thurston, in conversation with n
friend, yesterday, admitted tina. his only
source OF information as to tho course OF
tho state department in his case has
been obtained from tho newspapers.
Ho has received no communication from
Secretary Gresham, he said, aud expect.
ed none. lilo accepted the press state.
mont as accurate. and his intention TO
return home was based on what the
newspapers say.
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Zoo .ne World. rn,r for rlf.osp csn,..

Upon receipt OF your address and 10
cents IN postage stamps, we will mail
you prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio Of
tho Worlds Columbian Exposition.
The regular price is so conts, but as VIC
want you to havo ono. we mako tho
price nominal. You will find it work
OF art and n thing to DO priced. 1t con-
tnins full page viswB OF the great build
ings. with descriptions Of same, and Is
executed In Highest style Of art. II not
satisfied with it aftor you got it, wo will
refund tho stamps and lat you keep tho
book. Address II. L. Bucklon & Co.,,
Chicago, III. 4
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Produce,

BIter-CrGamcryc choice. .oacic: country choice
per b.. lial3c; country good. l0alic; country
lair. Gaze.
EJci-Freih In case. Halle per dozen; In
barrels llai"c per dozen.
Pounrg-Price per pound; Old tooStcrs. SAGE;
chickens, spring. 9aloc; geese. iOn6Oc EACH hens,
?alvc; ducks. Young 9aluc; turkeys lial9c.
Tropical Fritt-LemouN s. 5naI 75 per box;
banauns, sl0ol.0 90 per bunch California oranges
s. 7jai -. 1905. 80.
ptgdGbiet-Cahbages 81 7Ja2 % rer barrel Choice
potatoes soasc per bushel. 6Sa1Oc per bushel for
home stock, Onions. 81 VI per ouShel; per barrel
rel s. IS. Celery. 2ja20c per dozen. New York ap.
pci, - 1oRi 10 per barrel. Sweet potatoes Jerseys
JoaI 90 pc. barrel; baltimore S. ~ per barrel.
CranbcrrieS S. you3 % per crate
Gdae-iabb!ts IL y per dozen; squirrels 81 Is
per dozen
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THE CUBAN ,,EHllLLIoN.
Tho Government Reports, victorie. Mt Sew
ornl Points. ....-I

Tho Government Keports'viotories Mt Sew.
orai Points. .-..I
HAVANA. CuBA, March 26.-The Span.
i,h warship Alfonso MI has arrived
with $50 men. Tho army officers were
entertained at q grand banquet at the
Spanish Club. Mos. OF the streets were
decorated with flags. Col. santosildes
report, that on March 90 he had an en-.
counter at San Rowan with the insur-
gent forces. Tho government losses
were Lieutenant Montyoa killed and
three soldiers wounded. Tho insu.gcnt
losses were one killed and five wounded.
Many OF tho insurgents were taken pri.
soners. In another fight 800 men, com.
manded by Lieutenant. Colonel Araoz,
attacScd and dispersed 500 insurgents,
commanded by Amador. There was an
engagement at Sabana Juraguamas. and
Cumacho. OF tho insurgents many
wore wounded. fifteen were killed and
many were taken prisoners. On the
government side Lieutenant Mon.eyaite
was killed.
1t is reported that q party OF insur-
gents, about three hundred, have taken
the field under Masso MORO and Mana.
M. aud are we'll equipped with arms
and ammunition. ...a..
La Discussion. OF Havana, says that
on last Tuesday, at Santiago. do Cuba,
an English steamer, the Loren.in, was
fred on by tho Spanish coast guard for
failure to heave, when ordered, but no
official report has been made regarding
the affair.
Captain General Cnlleja and the gov
ernors OF Havana, Pinar. Del Rue puer.
to. PRINCIPE and Santiago de Cuba have
sent in their designations, but no news
has been received that tho Spanish
government has accepted them
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Tho Features of tho Mouoy and Stou
Markets.

L. hhrkeb.
New YoRE. March 26-Money on call fairly
active Mt 2';a3 per cent last loan * per cent.
closed at ~ pos cent Prime mercantile pspe,
iaJH per cent Sterling exchange strong at
ST tai SJ1ss. Silver certificates Csc.
speculation on the stock exchange to-day was
somewhat unsettled In tone and prices moved
with great irrcgulhrity. ThGrc was n largo DC.
crease In the volume OF business compared with
yesterday, and In majority OF instances the
closing figures Rre below the last sales OF Mon.
day. The market opened ncitye. With fractional
changes. both up and down. in the shares dealt
In. The trading. however, soon became heavy
and prices moved downward for half an hour,
the Losses nuglng IRON J. 10 . per cent After
midday the cOHlers came into good buying, mud
the lis; moved IN during the last hour. The
active stocks iluctuated within narrow range
but some Of tho specialties made some wide
changes, Edison Electric selling down ~
percent. Tending was tho feature OF the dc.
cllncS during tho day, closing at II, tho top fig
u nSS; and recording an Improvement Of ~ Eer
principal declines on tho day nre susQuChnnna
Il Western preferred ID; aud Cotton oil prefer.
red * per cent Advances were established OF ]
pccr cent each IN, Mobile 4 Ohio and Edison
the market WINS light. Speculation ut the close
was fairly firm.
The Heading issues were the feature OF the
bond market to-day. aud the combined sales OF
lncSc securities aggregated sIlb.Uol The Agsre.
gate sales OF the dny were s.. 1877 900.
The total snloS OF stocks to-day were III 80
shares. including: American Sugar. 81. 100: Amer.
lean Tobacco. $500; Aichlson. $780, burlington,
$500; Chesapeake & Ohio. 1900; Chicago Gus,
LOO; Columbus, Hooking Valley & Toledo, 800;
DlSilling and Cattle Feeding certificates, $500;
General Electric 1900; Louisville & Nashville,
G.l0O: Missouri raciAc 300: New Iersey Cen.
trail. 1900; New York & New England and Third
Assessment paid 1900; Now York. Su,Quchauna
| g ~ 4
Reading $1,000: Rock lslnnd. $500; ST, Paul,
5000; Silver Certificates, 49, 0O0: Southern Rail.
ROAD, BOO: Western Union, 1000; Wheeling &
Lake Erie. G.50O.
Government bonds firm.
Stlte bonds Inactive
bail. k..,,, l,, r,1t Nrn,
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Specia, Dispatch 10 the In.tlif1enter.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 2G.-Shipp-
10y S. smallwood, OF R;dsowny, has
been granted patent for railway cato.
G. K. McDcrmott. Of Charleston; A..
r. Wells, Misses Blanche. MI, and II.
\. Wells. OF 6istersvillc; T. \. Rothwoll
and L. W. Nu.tall. OF Nattallburg, are
in tho city. .-
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Roots and Barls-Ginseug, dry. ne, h., In de-
mand. S00a3 50: sassAtras. bark. per h.. salc;
sasSatrnS oil. per b.. ioa0c; May nipple root. per
ID. 6!la7c; yellow roo! golden seal. pc. h. lSa
SOC: blood root per b.. 5a6c; Seneca snake root.
perlb., free oil top Goa15c; West Virginia snake
root, per To-. .jaSjc: pink root. per 10. fine Gol
&c; elm bark. per H., &c; wild cherry bark,
per b.. l"apc 49,,
Be1Hs-primc now hand. picked. Medium, 81 e.;
prime new hanl.p!cked. navy. 81 7Ja! w,
I!od-Fiuc washed Sc: &c or for I'M.
washed; medium uuwashed l2alic; medium
washed lGal7c. 81. ~
liOWy--ln the coalb. per h., 1Sal5c
RIci--Coun.ry mixed Latc per h.
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Chlonco-Cattlo firm and prices unchanged;
ERlcs were oil bnsls OF 81 5Oai 90 for inferior 70
extra cows. hcicrs and bulls: s. 7jnt 10 for
stockors ald feeders: 81 2inG co for dressed beef
and shipping steers Hogs nctivc nnd higher;
primo heavy weights commanded s. lbas x aud
choice assorted light sold around SiOJ. Sheen
mud limbs iatrly strong: good to iaucy sheep
wcro quoted at 81 "ia5 %, ind poorer Kinds ut
81 U0n3 10. Lambs were In demand ut 81 75a5 %,
Necclps-Cnttlc. 900 head; calves, |, 900 bend |;
hogs, G000 hond: sheep, 10000 houd.
East Iibsrty-Cattlc nc,vo md higher primo
s. 60a5 10; good 81 Sjai ID; ar light steers 81 ja
40 Hogs slow mud unchanged. Sheep s,cady:
extra 81 yOai o.: inir s. 00a3 80: common 81 50a
100; best lambs S S0nG o. ,,f -
Ctncinnau-liogs active md higher At 81 aOu
535; receipts LOO head: shipments ZOO hond.
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I. thcso days OF telephone, telegraph,
electricity nnd sloam, people cannot
afford to wait days or na many hours
for relief. This II our ruason for o0or.
ing you Ono Minute Cough euro.
Neither days, nor hours, nor own min.
ntca olapso boforo reliat is afforded.
Logan Drug Co, Wheeling. ". Va.
B. i. Ponbody, Bcnwood, and Bowlc &
Co., Bridgeport, o.
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WESTON. W. Va, March 26.-EIias
Bush. II farmer. died suddenly last night
while in religious frenzy.> Tho Rev.
Mr.. Blake, m oxhorter Of the Sam
Jones style, ia holding revival Mt Stone
Coal NJ. p. church, and whilo MIR. Bush
was shouting no expired.
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MONROE WnALES, of Birmingham,
Ala. writos: II purchaued six boxes
Of your Japanese Pile Cure from NJ.
AMI Godden, and it has entirely curnd
mo Of case Of pilos OF % years atano.
Ing; will advino my friends to use it
ChaH. r, Gootzo and W. ". Irwin. ~
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,caGe-Extsa 1000 to 100 lbs. +Hsai..c: good,
go 10 100 lbs. 44ai}ac; good. s0o u 800 lbs,
coo to 200 lbs, 3I1Ia314c: bulls, eh,aahc; cows "a
B13c
hog.-EE,tt i'ta5c; good, 4ha,,lc; common
iHnt&c
Aieti-Ex.ta, 4ailic; good, 3I!aic; common,
?a3c; lambs. 31.aiI,c.
Fresh Cous-s.Cn50: calves. tasc
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GraI,1-Sow wheat 80 per blulcl. Corn. per
nnslei, ear from store. DC! now corn dc per
nsliel' Oats. ont Of store, western crop. tju iur
Ftonr-fancy roller mill winter wheat. wood
'Wh0at Mlnneh0lla siO0 III suck, 81 " per barrel,
va wheat. Famous $40 IN sack, 81 20 IN wood;
WHlaSy, 81 IN suck, 81 % In bnrrcl. l'lllShnry
ilonr,Si 9jln wood aud 0nc'GIghth cotton; 81 y
~ paper. T"H
Ftrt-lIrna SO per ton; mddlIug, siOaeo
po.ton. llav, bAcd, 81 Goals " per toni l0oYl
my So U1nia On H#~. H.F = -.
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baltimore Live Stock,
UNION STOCK YARDS. CtArEM0Sr,
MoNpAY, March u. 1875.

MoSpAY, March II. 1895
SwISE-1here Is n rather light supply on tho
III Nil tho yards aud n shade higher range Of quo.
iationS Is given. wo quote good 10 prime west.
ern hogs ut IS l0a5 20 and carby hogs-those
from Pennsylvania, Maryland aud Virginia nj
81 75a5 90; oStrd IS 10 per 100 pounds gross;
roughs 81 00ai w pcr 100 pounds gross; receipts
l?.3l7 head.
SHEEP AND LAMES-Thcrc is a fairly good
demand reported for both. Tho former sell nj
9alta cents. md a tow extra wcthers sold ut b
cents; limbs 3hfn5h cents gross.
VEAL CALvEs-Thctc Is only fair trade for
YnAlS nj haitA cnnlS ~
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Dry Goods.

New fort-Wlthon. mail orders for tho
moro important markets tho personal donan,s
OF cOmmiSsion houses were Only moderate, vet
thcrc WIS n worry good wltc inquiry Rnd request
for brown shcptngS md drills nnI bleushr,,
cottOnB md Of each very fair To good snlcs WcrU
concluded, though March business was turned
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wuoi.,s.sluw rl,lcns.
"ooklJ Hor,rt ut tho L'nt, wanio,,is
Market, In NIL Line.
orplcE op riiS lSrrLtl1gScEa, |

lave stoCE IN M lines ha, nGau ADVANCED
WIN @lIroly demand NJ tho feature, Legs ara
IowersIlll. In tho grocery marsottho feature |,
The mate rial rise IN Lard and provisions,
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Now Y"rk-rIV iron weak Copper steady +.
brokers' price ylei exchange prizes 81 Sca9 ;j
Loud strons. Tin iIriu. SpUlrr iIrtn. .."U
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Oh City-0pcncd nj 81 NJ; highest 81 Ii:
lowest 81 last: clWei a. 81 1ijs sales 1900 bur.
rels; clcnrnnccs i9.0ol barrels. shipments Oj,siT
bartcls. rims PhSpO barrels
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Tho best aaIve In tho world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers. salt rhenm, ieyer
sores, totter, chapped hands, chllblains,
corna, aud all skin eruptlons, aud posi-.
lively cures piles, or, no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect sa,islac.
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
COMPANY.
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w ,v Pennsylvania stut.o.m
(yEgHnnSy|vanid LINES.
NrSsN Traiua Run by Central Tiue.

ricKEr OFFICES At rEtSsYLvASIA STATION o.
WATER ST, FOOr or ELEVENTH Sr.. WiIEELISu,
AT McLuRE House., WurrlIS0, AND AT TUG
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. pRIpuYroRr. ..
SNlirnMrs1 Stcs.r,t=ND LN uISnt u NnI.r,.
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Wool.

rhiiadslphl n-Wool dull md unchanged;
Ohio Pennsylvania aud West Virginia XX
and above a. l1n!Sc; y and above AZ ltRl7c; mcdi.
un ut 2lalIc: quarter blood at "las..c: common ut
lSll9c: New York. Michigan. Wisconsin, etc, M
at l6al7c; y Rt ljnlGc; medium Mt lga2Oc: quar-
ie.boo1 at 20G2lc; common at l.alSc; washed
coribns aud dclalnc ilue NJ lSa20c; medium 1T
aia9lc; low at 2Ia15c; coarse Mt 20a2lc; HnwaShcd
medium at lGal7c; low medium ut l7alSc; braId
n: lGai7c: unwnshcd light aud bright huc q: liza
l.c; medium Ut l5ai6c; low medium i6nl7c;
coarse at ljalGc; rnwAshed dark colorcG ligh:
tinc Mt 9aoc; heavy tho at GaSc; fine mcdllm
at Ilal2c: coare Mt llal2c; territorial and north
western, light fine At SulOc; heavy do ut .agc fine
medium az 10nllc; medium nj llal3c; quarter
blood at l2al3c coarse at !lal?c.
I.oudon-At the wool auction sales Is spl
bales were offered aud OF this number 500 wet.
withdrawn An excellent catalogue was offered
and thu bidding was bsitk at the hardening
rates. Germany was large buyer OF mcriuoS.
4 small assortment CT cro'SbrOds was olIcrcd
Following aro the sales in detail: -H
New south WRleS-5.2 97 bales; secured 5un
Is I'D: greasy 3'ga9d, ..eI.
Queensland-l,iS is, bales: greasy 7dals lEd;
greasy instsd.
vlciorhIs.S2! bales; secured sdu9, cd;
greasy b. .dals "a.
New zeannd-l,o's bales; scodrcd lolals "a;
greasy 55ta0bd
Capc Of Good Hope aud Eatal-l97e bales:
secured 7dnis I'd: greasy 4haGttd. -
run,a Arcnns-?,573 bales; greasy 3a7Hd.
Now York-Wool quiet. -
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All Trains daily, except sunday.
]. T.. TERRY.
General Frcish. and Passenger Accut.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Artiynl Ahl departure oil train, on md ai,cr
MAnKs "DaIlE tbally. except SUNDAY: ;Daliv,
Except ,i saturday: fDhily, except Monday; isai,.
U ~ oniy Mondays only; SATURDAYS oniy.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-04-13
ANSW Err THIS.

The largest subscription house in the
country wants frst-class representa-
tive for this community for strictly spec
ial work. Short hours. Good pay. Min
lister, teacher, or wide-awake man or
woman given preference. Address, stat
ing age and former employment, Globe
Bible Publishing Co. 723 Chestnut ST.,
PhilG.. ra. apr9d15
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to say the least, creates great uncertain.
ty as to the extent of the commissions
powers. In the article quoted above,
che Express is inclined to argue that as
the commission was enacted under a
special statute passed by the same legis-
lature that passed the general law the
commissioner may not be "su coordinate
officer within the meaning of the statute.
On the first of April, however, the Elk
press expressed the opinion that the law
not only applied to commissioners, but was
intended to Here is it's language:
1t dpes put all boards, commissioners
and individual officers elected hy the
city council under the direct control of
the Mayor and Aldermen.
That opinion-was much sounder than
the one it tentatively suggests in the ex-
tract quoted above There cannot be
any reasonable doub that the law ap-
plies just as much to missioners as
to other off GERS. 1t puts them all under
the Correction and control" of the Mayor
and Aldermen just as the Express said
before any exigency for explaining it
away arose. 1t changes the status of
the commission act. and we believe it
null ies, or will nullify if enforced, in
great measure, its principal intent,
tor that intent was independent control
of the street work by the commission,
and Independence OF one body is not
compatible with its "direction and con-
troll" by another. Hence we say that
the representatives from Portland, more
especially those who served on the jn-
dietary, were guilty, to say the least, of
gross oarelessness in allowing this Lane
bill to go through unchallenged as
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-04-13

1t is predicted that the Senate which
meets in December will not be in favor
of the repeal of the income tax. though
for what reason is not made clear. If
anything is certain it is that.the country
is not in favor of the law as the Supreme
Court left it, no matter what the case
was with the law before it was emaseuiat-
ed. AS the Law is left by the court it is
the industry, labor and thrift of the
country that are taxed, while accumulated
wealth escapes. Nobody, but possibly
the rich. can want such discrimination
continued and Populist least of all.