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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

TO EXCHANGES $3.50. coo piece OF cen
trail Chicago property. producing fair IN
come. Incumbrance 100000. VIII take
clear Kansas city or St Louis. Mo. prop
ert,, or good stocks or bonds. VIII give
bargain TO party able to assume incum
brance. g. &. SPOTSWOOD. Room 1Ol
I41 La Salle-st.. Chicago. III.
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ALL RAIL ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c
For Red Bank. Long Branch Ashury PARK ocean sd
Grove ard points Point Pleasant 40. ; 90
1880 II 80 A. NJ q Saturdays only. 80 2:l3 $50.
500 a 80 to Bank 4:i5 $50, 6:l5 $50 saturdays
only TO Asbury Park and Ocean Grove =. NJ sundays
stop al nteraken for Asbury Park and Ocean Grove)
9:la A. NJ. ] 30 400 p NJ
For Lakewood Tons River Barncgat Park and Barne-
gat 4:3O $50 A. NJ 1870. 30 p NJ.
For Atlantic City Vneand and Bridgeton. %:3O A. NJ.
1880 T. NJ.
For Monmouth Beach. Seahrght and Highlands Of
Naves.nk 40 $40 II 30 A. NJ. 80, 445, 6:l5 7 NJ.
ma, A
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WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.

SO eao 1910 Dining ca, II 4 n MI c SS sso
sunday $50 go II r. q 90 Tong essiona LIN %
all Pirlor and Dining Cars. 40 DINING ea' Wv
Dining Can P: NJ. IL Y night ,.u. s,s.nsr. u,
New Orleans Memphis Tampa. Ashcvlle ana mo,
SPRING. i2ls night daily. sleepers 10 New orleans ans"
ATLANTIC COAST ILNE-e3o 4. n: daily sleepers =, 70
Port Tampa and Macon. 900 r. NJ daily S'eepe' u"
Jacksonville. - N n N
daily. Through Sleeping and Dining Carf -, c-..-,..
For Old Point Comfort and Norfolk. via cape cnaI.ss
Route A. VI. weekdays. and. with through s'ee'e'
Atlantic CIV 10 p VI weekdays. Through Buffet
Parlor Car ard Day Coach. 90 , on n "
For Cape May 100 a. NJ. 100. 80 and 2lo T. NJ
week -davs. p.,,,
For Long Branch Park Ocean Grove and Point
Plea ant 30 40 o TO- oo0 \. NJ. '21o l2o 'h,us
davs ony). go 31O 2 40 90 $40 docs n9' STOP al
ing Pranch) and 20 T. ". weekinys Suhdh,Ns 90
nj interiaken Asbury ParO, SIS. n4o A. NJ o'-o
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
GOO 100 8 $40 q $50 30 Penn'a LmiteD 1910 (Din-
ing Can II A. NJ. IL, !. go. 2. 4. 40 ~ ','h1s
can : 90 (Dn.ng CaD Dining Can, Z 90 - p" y; NJ
- ni.ht. Sundays 6I5. $50 o "3o 90 .hmi'e' o.
10 II NJ. Dining Carr. a. 40 DINING Sao - q.
DINING Carr Dining Car. 40 s. l. NJ J.. 10
1,"1e, ONCE. Nos 43s oi4 1876 1923 III. and pol
Roadway I Astor House and foot NJ l'eshiosse' ana
C,r,lrndf Sfrces 4 Court street. SEQ Fulton street 's
pro,,gav and brooklyn Annex station. 70 ~ Ful on
Trans'e- Company VIII call for and ch"' 'aggage from
hotels and rcs'ences through to destination
s. NJ. rEEVOST. :! x Npop
" " General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
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Railroads.
~MHhiCA'o okaATESr NAILRoAL.
NETWORK
CENTRAL Vt: R.!
utincnN Dive p
- HUDSON RIVER r. r.


FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION :sD sTKI N5:n.
tains. 1housand Islands and Montreal; ,,-r...
$50 ...st Train n As sr %S1a sSPs srs
issss sGa sGsnfsF H Tn. ain limited
ESQ 'eS MD sapa' Fast Mail for pouEhkeepsi. Al
hsny, Utica, syracuse. Rochester Buffalo N'ssar"
s,AO A. M-EScept Sunday. For Caskll Mountains
Saratoga Lake George. Green Mountains ana MOI"
1880 SUNDAY Day sess rGs
1901 M~paliy Southwestern Limited For ce s,nn.
al Poughkeepsie. Albany. Utica SYRACUSE "''"@'
400 M-Daiy Chicago Special for pe:ois, cleye
o'ssG a1S SsS'f Sca s''Ss
ans L@i'ed sa naas Sny during July and
MEs Ss saaSag %s, Point POushk.ep.
4un'an so4 ASsn SSe TTy sa Da.
S H;e, an % sx Chicago 4so M Stops al Albany
& y;. TssS E Tssso Sssro
eso LAKE, :.r P ss4.,o and
Plaits5ursh. Burlington st Adams and OTTAWA a,S d,
Lake Clear s%ra,or Sr St Adams and Montreal FRI
1880 S only EEOn r Chant i;nao Niagara Falls
land land; lndianapol. St Louis, Chicago. stops at
600 'sas sat Rss.
osres s.y wass SS,s
Cleveland. Toledo, Chicago except Saturday. Tor
the Auburn Road. Sundays only. Gloversvile =,
1Zt1O NlGHT-Theatre train for Chicago and principal
points on New-York Central every night except
Sunday night Sunday nights Gloversvile and chi
seepeis leave 9:l5 p. train.
0:OG A. ". and 3:35 p. M.-Daly except Sunday TO
. Pttsneld via Harlem Division. -,
9i1S A. M-Sunday only to Pttsheld and the Berk-
shire Hills. via Harlem Division.
- ALL NIGHT TRAINS TO YONKERs -
All night trains run between l5,th-si and points on
Putnam Division far Yonkers, In connection with
the Elevated Road This is the only line running all
night trains of New-York.
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
ed with
Tickets and Wagner offices at Grand Central Station.
13 Broadway. II Park Place 26l 4l3 Broadway 81 East
1+th-st.. 9i2 Broadway. 235 Columbus G West
l2Sth-st. ard l$sh-s station New-Yoil; 33s and '2o
Fulton-st. and loo Broadway. +. D., BROOKLYN. . 80.
Baggage checked from hotel residence by the west
colt Express Company.
JOHN NJ TOTCrY GEORGE II. DANIELS.
Norarar General Agent
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ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND

WASHINGTON.
For PHILADELPHIA week days 30 500, S:1J 800 90
II 40 doining Car) A. NJ. go 200. $3.50 1900 Buffet
Parior Car &C. 800 Dining Carr 600 80 900 1000
p NJ 1918 night. Sundays. 1870. 900 1000 Ii 30
DINING carr A NJ 200 400 800 Dining Ca). 600
For baltimore and Washington. week days 49, SIS
1000 II 30 Dnine Car A. NJ, 200 $50 500 Dining
Carr 800 r. NJ l2l5 night sundays 4:3O. 1900 II 30
dining Cap NJ. 200 800 Dining CaO. 600 P. NJ.
1918 night.
IAherty-s 1l3 l72 261 AS ai4. lao. 1923 Broadway.
727 9th Ave, l4thst 1913 East l2Jth-st.. 273
West l25th-s, 251 Columbus Ave, New-York; Court
ST. St. Brooklyn; 9s Broadway, williamsburg.
The Nev-York will call for check
baggage from hotels Of residence To destination.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. 80
From Pier S. n r.. foot Of Rector-st
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach. Normand.
Branch at 80 900 II 90 A. NJ. 100 200. IS. 30
$50 p. II. Sundays o:3o A. NJ. 100 P. NJ.
For Elheron, Asbury Park. Ocean Grove and points
eouth 10 Point Pleasant. II 100 A. NJ 100 200 345
Park and Ocean Grove). 100 p. NJ.
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barnesat 40 A. M.
100 345 p. NJ.
Atlantic City vineland and Bridgeton 43o A NJ. 100
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Country.
A BARGAIN at Schoolcy's Mountain.
~ j.. near the hotels on macaiam roai
from Hackettstown: hoalthfui location
farm. 60 acres. good buildings. house WIN
bath. running water. range. 81 100. EpN
i. HAMILTON 6 CO.. 90 Broadway
THE ORANGES y. J. ia speciality
Residences for rent. for occupancy on OF
after Sept l. also. sale $4,000 to slO""
UPWARD; terms TO suit. Fun particn lars
F. 4. HAMILTON & co. 98 Bway y. Y.
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man. god sewer: TO tend children
- generally useful Address o. V"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

so.>NI>NNNe .<-~->. %. nm. ~.>~-No"|No~~"S~S'~
BOOKS. All kinds bought in any guam
THY WHIT~rLE. 50 4th-ave.
WHY NOT BUY your trunks, bags and
crcss-suit cases from the manufacturer
and receive guarantee? Reliable goods
Lowest nricesi CHARLES SCHWARTZ.
established % years. 30 4th-ave., near
OH
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
(Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four Tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
luna AZ

For Eason bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk. &c.
ago. 7:l5. $40 Il45 Easton, A. NJ. 40 1873. 4 10
c3o Easton). 5:i5 80 to Allentown. p NJ Sundays.
4 80 q 10 to Easton) A. NJ. 90 $50 500 p NJ. .
For Wilkeslnrre. Pittston and scranon s;io A. NJ
For Reading al 80. 500 o:lo 1000 II 30 a. NJ 10
30 200 430. 500 :45. 0C0 p NJ. 12l3 night sun
days 40 4 NJ 90 200 $50. 600 F. NJ. 1913 night
For Harrisburg at, 4:so. SEQ $40. 1870 A. NJ. l 10,
80 40 800 5:4S +. NJ. 1913 night. Sundays. ip
A. NJ. / 90 $40. GEO p. NJ, 12:l5 night ~
Sunbury. LewisburG and Willamsiort at $50. SOD
0IO A. NJ, 1:l0 80 900 =. NJ. sundays. 4:3O A. NJ.
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DRESsMAkING.

= - -
DRESSMAK ER.-Colored cut and NJ by
). T. Taylor system. AT home or by day
guarantee perfect Mt. terms reasonable.
r. T., III West 53l-st.
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2lST-Sr.. IL EAST.
Rooms with or without hoari; references
23D-ST.. 40 FAST. near Madison square.
Rooms with board; permanent OF
transient; terms moderate.
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HOARD AND ROOMS.

--~-D-~~~~r~'>|>>N ~ - - >gN'~N-
WEST 74TTT ST Select board In Southern
family; references. COT. Postofiice BOX.
. f.r
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RAILROADS..
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
DAFT pOAn
RAILROAD.
rs foot Of Deshrosses ana Cortiano' S"''

ATTONS fool d DesfrOsses and COrtIahut oteee~
Effect June %. 1896.
900 A. W. FAST kNETraTGs CT e rrFinPsman
Compartment Sleeping Dining. smoking ana ousers 40
ton cars Arrives Chicago y a: NJ CleseSha 70, 10
NJ Cincinnati $40 a. NJ. Indianapolis 300 a: ~,
Louisville II.5o a. NJ ST. Louis 90 F. NJ ana io'e'o
200 p VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXrR ,,. .nd
Sleeping and Dining Cars to St Louis Z, fcus as
~ NJ xh''a WSrSrpRx ExPREss-sleepIng and Din.
Ing Cars to Chicago and Cleveland Arrives Oe'e""'
li25 A. n. Chicago p NJ next rSWaSppEss-sleep,ns
and Dining Cars Cincinnati and St LOUIS - ATTN vi,
Cincinnati p. NJ. Indianapolis 1918 F. NJ 81 I""''
Z A. NJ second morning , c,..,,. "a,
500 r. VI. PACIFIC EXPRESS Pullman sleepn r. 30
10 Tit,shurg c meets Chicago daily and lew
lend and Toledo except Saturday.
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suaranteed; machinery bought ana e.
changed GEORGE Il EDDY. S9S Madi-
son-st.
A.-A.-A.-A.-ON WEEKLY payments:
fine diamonds. watches. no trash. can
,r address WATCH SUPPLY 60. Nal
den Lane. Room 2 Ali goods guarantees.
A FILE II The New-York T-ihune. Tor
sale from lsCO 10 1865. Address W. ID.
H.. Tribune once.
FOR SAIE.-Ai delicatessen business.
with valuable manufacturing rrceip,h'
established II Years sit Fulton ST..
Brooklyn.
FOR sALE.-F'irst class butcher shop,
doing good business, good reasons Tor
selling Address ADDISON J. LYON, IN
stevens ave. Mount Vernon. n. y. -
FIRST CLASS BAKERY for sale cheap
pAKERY. Box 4. Tribune ONCE.
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

N-EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
~ ROAD
SUMMER TIMETABLE
For Red Bank. Long Branch Eberon Ocean Grove
Asbury Park. Bsmar Spring Lake and Point Pleasant
Trains leave foot Liberty Street 40. $50. 10 30
.1iSs A. M 100 Saturdays only), $50. e. 10. '3so
100 80 CIsed Bank only) AS Except Ped Bano.
az 40 els 500 r. NJ. Saturdays only to Ocean Grove
and Asbury PariO. Sundays. '3.i5 A. NJ. 13o 400
Train. cortiand and Desbrosse. Streets: 50
go % 10 90 except Red Bank 20. - Except
Long Branch 100 p. NJ Sundays S15. '945 A. NJ.
Sunday trains do not stop Al Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park.
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DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN X. r
stations In NeW-NOrk, foot of Barclay ans
ChristOphcr Streets.
VESTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS pJNTSCH LIGHT

Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAIR.
THE ORANGES Summit. Bernardsvlle. Basking
Ridge Madison. Morristown Passaic PateI son. Boon
ton, Dover stanhope. NEWTON. BUDDS LAKE.
NOUN TAIN Washington. PiII.l-IPsBuR G EAsTON
WATER GAP. SrKOtDSBt 'RG. Pocono Mountains
SCRANTON, PITTSTON. WILKESBARRE, NANTI-
COKE. DANvILIE. NORTHUMBERLAND. Mont
rose BINGHAMTOs;. OXFORD. NORWICH. Water
Vile UTICA, KICHFIEI.D SPRINGS, Cortland
SYRACl Sc. OSWEGO. ITHACA. CWEGO. ET.MIRA
CORNING. BATH. pANSVII.LE. BUFFALO and ali
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
300 A. M.-BINGHAMTOS MAIL. Stops principal
1000 A M-Cafe can. BUFFALO. SCRANTON BING-
" HAMTON. UTICA. HICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRIA
g. Sc and OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Par
ior Cars Buffalo with train for Chicago
100 "i p. M.!c,fe Co; SCRANTON. wILKEsBARRE
and EI.MIRA r-.rRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars
400 p M.-s,'RANTON, w1LKEsBARRE and PLYM-
OIITH EXPRESS. Pullman Punet parlor Cars
7:so r NJ DAILY Buffalo est bucd Limited EXP for
SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON ELMIRA, BUFFALO
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car connects at Buffalo
with train for Chicago and points west
p:3O T. NJ Dally).-Bi FFALO. S'iANTyN, BINGHAM
TON ITHACA. RI''HFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE
and oswEGo EXPREss pu p, ,, Innet Si.epers
TICK ETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS NJ "A
Park Place. 40 broadway Tickets at ferry sations o42
BROADWAY III 4th IL St % West 10Th st.
23 Columbus NewYork; AS and I26 Fulton A. and
100 broadway. Brooklyn Tine tables giving full infor-
ma tor p ell stations.
WFsTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
che targage from hotel residence % Destination.
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Ocean Steamer ,

E1WRTN @ERE0MG0 9@OWlW
FROM NETWORK.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS.
I Cabin $40 and inward n Cabin. SIS and 500: round
trip. sos and 500
spree Tues July 2s 10 M lTrave Tues Aug IS 10 a m
LAhn Tues. Aug 4. 10 AN Spree. Tues Aug 70 10 a m
Hsve Tues Aug H. 10 ~ lam ppT,;tyP ~ '''
Saae, Sat. Aug &. 10 m. Acr. sat. AUG ~ ~ a m
Return tickets available from Mediterranean or iro'"
Bremen. London or IIavre. ..
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
TO GIBRALTAR NAPLES. GENOA
Vera Aug 2. 10 a. m. Ems. Aug ~ ~ m
Fulda. Aug 81 10 n. Kaiser Sept IL ~ n III
OEi.RICIIS g. co. 2 Bowling Green
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HOUSEK EEPER. lacy snt
wording housekeeper where help u ~"
BY letter only. Miss b. az Lehsnt'o'
HoVSEWORK Mother and dsusn .,s.
general homework, plain wasn ~, "a
good cook high reference. hNuL'''
lI.sf
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

PRIVATE FAMILY vii! rent large rear
parlor having bay window. for physlc-
fans Office. satisfactory terms on inter
view l2pth-st.. LenoN ave H.. BOX y
Tribune ONCE
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uOUSEKEEPER A lady. fuliy con ~.
tent. wishes position OF housekeepef so,rs
ing summer and autumn: pleasant -
80, snail wages Address FOR one w.
Mis- A =. DACRE. Binghamton, y. l..
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oApDENER on Eentleman's place; mar
Red: thorouhgiy competent In green
house Uaperies, rose houses. vegetable,
hover and fruit garden: no stock; good
reference. y. c.. Box BAT, Hampstead.
l. L
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CTNARD LINE
BUSINESS CHANCES

al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Longmore's
AIDE Ollcr; Fahenstock's Potteo ran,
C,,ondeller. Purge's NentilatOr for Feed
Bags. Halls Ironing Board EDGAR TAI y
& COMPANY, Patent Solicitors 30 Broad
way.
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ron SALE.

>>>~>~-~NNNNNNNN0N NN|N~~N~~0~~NO0~~0SNS'
AT REDUCED PRICES. --5UD second HAND
wood and iron working machines, fulll
euaranteed; machinery bought ana eh-
changed. GEORGE Il EDDY. S9s Madi
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SOTND- MONEY MISSOURI DEMOCRATS.
rut.y MEET AND BEGIN THE WAR ON THE FREE

THEY MEET AND BEGIN THE WAR OF THE FREE
SILVER FACTION or THEIR rARrY.
:, Louis Feb Cat noon to-day nearly three
hundred prominent Democrats. representing the
sound money faction Of the party throughout Mis-
sour, gathered IN the parlors OF the Planters Ho-
70, FOR a conference on the 10 be pursued
I'm the coming campaign FIX Attorney-General
Daniel n. Mcintyre OF Caliph. Mo. was elected
chairman and Or. Jewott. OF Shelby, was ap-
no,nted secretary. Ex-Governor Francis the
first speaker
I'VE do not agree he said. cha; the Perte
Springs platform is a test OF Democracy In Ms
souri, today That convention Transcribed Its
powers and took the machinery OF the party OF
the hands of the men TO whom It had been In
trusted by the Democracy This done in spite
OF protests of two thousand Democrats OF good
s,anding-more men, in fact. than had participat ted
in the election OF delegates TO Pertle Springs They
OVERRIDE wishes. and called an early convcn-
ton in order shut of free discussion o. the
financial question. say TO you now that the men
here assembled prevent the disgrace OF tho
Democracy OF Missouri being committed TO l6 TO l.
We may differ views-some OF N may be
gold men, some bmctallis;s and some favorable to
an nterna ;ional agreement-but We are unalterably
opposed 10 10 TO |. More than that there Is not
one OF us who Is a candidate for Office"
After appointing a committee on organization the
conference took recess When It reconyened at
o'clock IL adopted long report ue"o""'"s 'i''
attempt OF the free-sver advocates TO commit the
Democratic party In this and other States TO the
free and unlimited coinage OF silver at the ratio or
IS to OF gold, regardless or the commerc'a' 'a'uo
OF the two metals and regardless Of the action OF
IN. other commercial nations OF the world. The re-
port also says:
Tho free coinage OF silver at q ratio above Its
market value Is but another phase OF that pater-
naiism and favor to the few 1t the expense OF the
many against which the Democratic I<.rty has al
waXs struggled. The threat OF the Senators OF the
Republican silver mining States to oppose any fur
,her extension OF the protective policy Unless they
are supported in their demand for free silver BY
the manufacturing States attests the selfish In
teres,s and undemocratie moves which prompt to
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and stubbornly persistently. and contumacously
refusing to execute or TO pay any attention TO the
other laws enacted by Congress. l say II Is our
duty withhold their compensation until they
faithfully and conscentiously enforce the laws OF
Congress"
The motion rejected on the point OF order
The allowance for incidental expenses to the GOV
ernment of Oklahoma was increased from SJw 20
sloeO; the number Of mine inspectors In the Terri
tories was reduced from three TO two. ana the ap-
the appropriation for expenses Of the surveyor
General of Colorado increased $780, and that for
the officer OF Utah. 81 500: the provision In the
law for the present year. that fees received py
clerks OF the circuit courts Of appeals In excess OF
their salaries shall be devoted to the purchase OF
law libraries for sail courts. was extended over the
year 1861 the salary OF the Assistant Controller
OF the Treasury was reduced from 5000 TO $4,000.
and Section 3,62 Revised Statutes. was amended
as require officers receiving moneys for the
United States to deposit them within thirty days.
instead OF within a reasonable time.
The committee having finished consideration OF all
the bill. except the paragraphs relating to the COM
pensatlon OF attorneys and marshals OF United
States courts. rose, and sos the House adjourned
until Monday.
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Congress knows and there Is no assurance INA. mo
Cuban resolutions may not be treated IN IKE ma
The sentiment is strong In Congress that !, -
naturally assumed that The President VII. Tssafu H.
but this * bas merely on assumption ana ING i
ferences OF men who have talked with NM 1900.
Assuming that the President acts nj once upo'i
the resolution so far to grant bchgereh' Tls"''
TO the C,.bans the best authorities In CONGRESS "a
International law say that the only advantage INC
(ubans will derive from IL is that they may th-n
have shire OF war az they can get th"mb w'thoNt
being regarded and treated as pirates. ara thcy
NAV issue bonds and borrow money. as any ma Won
NAV If they ca n find any ono Wiling 10 take NO
risk Of accepting such contingent security as iNeN
arn al, "a Nor The right 20 shin ana me"
TO Cuba will not be affected 10y their recognition az
helligerents l. the other hand, our Yess"ls VA!
Al once become subject 20 search. " The President
goes 10 the fun extent OF the suggestion o. the i'e
tuition and. besides granting hellicer"ri r.hts.
takes s'cps 20 procure tho independence o 'Hhh II
becomes then a much FraVcr matter. INht, IL -
believed would amount practically TO our giving a.
si,:once 20 Cuba. and would probably lead 10 hos
uitIes tween this country and Spain. unless that
country feeling It's Weakness should Nl"ld 20 som"
sor, Of dissertations BY which she would part win
cuba for a consideration ., .,..,o-
For the President TO adopt tho f'ill RECOMMENDATION
NJ the resolutions would. !. f. believed result N
e,.itablv in tho liberty OF Cuba But II the r"So1u-
lions retain their present concurrent FORM INC
preetdcn, viii not be compelled TO act on them u
ne does not TO- or ne may delay aclloh iOT
some time and then take the steps suggested.
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a. ,.,,s.ment Of the National currency. To nx. oy
,nc w. yai,,e mon silver which II does not conf
msnd in the open market. Is TO 40 f9r me sl,vsr
uat III. snecious guise o. protection ~ s)me IN
Smstry been done for the iron barons OF n Ale
ghanies 49, ,. .o,,r,,, Es,,, IN IN. e..
,.,rtv Il Government Is essential 10 business pros.
onri,v Debasemen: Of the currency means an im-
pps,rment OF all past obligations and uncertainty
20 ~ those OF the future. Under such conditions.
anciaI pauics and Industrial depressons arc IN
avta HE And the people not blind TO the teach
ing Of experience No party in this country has
nuhlic credit and no party will. The expert
msnt was tried IN 1894. and with what success We
know too well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

For 10 years secretary Of the National butter
and egg association. and since 1889 secretary OF
the Chicago produce exchange, Col Robert NJ
Litter has been in constant demand as a bureau
Of information by correspondents who rec shEe
Chicago as the commercial center OF the comhla
When such people as Oh Litter. state IrcaS-
C0lvin Of New York Modjeska. IN" actress tx
Minister TO Austria John NJ Francis. ana hoS'S
OF other equally responsible persons N.iu'i , -ecI
,os,imon,als &c n tine wonderful virtue Of Paines
celery compound. sick or suffering person can
with any show OF reason hesitate - maze use -.
the great remedy that has made 50 many p''p'"
we'll Col Litter says: ,
IL have used with great benefit several oot'I's
Of Paine's celery compound and nave fec,,l-
mended II to my friends II Is wonderful SPINS
remedy. ,,
Go to the bushes; lawyer, editor or business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
WHAT THE WAR is COSTING SPAIN.
WILL IT LEAD TO HOsT1L1TIEs7

THE PRESIDENTS PROBABLE AcIlo" o' '
ACTION on THE CUBAN RESOLUTIONS
DISCUSSED.
Washington Feb 90 SpecaD.-Discussihg inc az
titude Of President Cleveland toward the measures
for the recognition OF Cuban independence "'"
pending In Congress. The Star says 'niS e'e"
ing:
Persons who have talked with the Iie-ucn .o o. .,
tho subject saw that IL the question were presented 10
him In the form OF joint resolution he w9rip I'm, IN,
doubtedy sign It. but that II II comes III ny .. m
~ concurrent resolution he will not regard II a.
mandato tory and will exercise his own discretion tn
a. 10 point OF time and character OF acti5h i ine
doubt OF the force OF the concurrent resolution
rom the silence OF the Constitution In rcNi,evU. ~
.uch measures the question OF the ten IA IT,
mitch appes TO bills neither vetoed nor ssneu ,'
bes,-informed men In Congress are reiucidh' rho
n,ess an opinion the subject publicly. ~ ny
e,oct NJ the action depends upon thfs question eio
IA great deal OF doubt as to whether IN" 'eS Tha
tsons when adopted will amount 10 anything nc
n-menian resolutions passed some time ago nav
heen thus far ignored by the President. 80 Iar %