. Anicricuu
' s i * ‘ ition.
, stout. Will be on exbm _
.5353
{Him tinted magnum.
"TEE SENTINEL.
sor'rii NonwALK. DECEMBER it).
’t y .
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NATIONAL FINANCES.
'Annw?‘ Ropnrt on tho Sci-rotary of
tho Tronsury. '
" Soon-tary Manning. in his atiu‘ial ropor t
says of tho silver epiostion:
“If the law wcro ropcaicd which inakcs
coiiipuLsoi y Tro isui y pni cliiisws of silver. and
if that rt-pcal tram ucconifuiniud by tho de~
vibration oi Riulross'tl-iat t-lic l'uitoil States
now hull tliniisclvcs in roadiiioss to iiuito
. with I-‘rniico. lioriiiaiiy. and tli-oat Britain in
opoiiing thoir mints to tho froo counts»
of silycr and gold at a. ratio lixcl
by international ngroomcut. it is
the . dcliboiato .iudguiout of the un-
dersigned that before the‘ oxpira~
’tion of anothor tis ~nl your this intoruationiil
monotary dislm‘ation might lio ctirroctcd liv
such an intoruational roiiauiii‘x-iiimtho l\\‘:\
monetary nictalsrostorul to thoir old ant
univor al function as tho one standard nioas‘
tire of prices for tho world‘s coininmtitios.
the depression of triydo and industry rolicved.
and a general rdspcrity ronowul. ,
“I rcspocttul y ioou-ninoiid to the wisdom
of L‘ougross the unconditional mpoal of thc act.
of February ‘38, l‘ih‘. llL‘t‘OleallltKl liv stifhtl
dcclnrntinn. “ - -
licgardiug surplus t‘thlllotl tho Socrotiry
says; “ l‘Tiiiploymont for tho procoa is of our
surplus taxation. roasous tor dolay in ms
during our surplus taxation. can no lougor
Lo touud in n I‘l\jlltl pavuiont of tho
tiiudod debt. Setting nsido tho \‘tlllla’ll-
mg. three per couts. and tho uiifundod
do it til SJi-Iiidhllaill. tho icsiduo of the
public dcbt has boon in such wiso t‘iindod by
our pro lcccsstirs that $250.0 lllJ‘l’tl . mmot his
mid. owopt liv pur- linso at a high )\l‘0lllllllll '
bu tlioliondhuldor. lIeI’i-ro Soptolnbor l. l‘t'l.
and that $337.3”. littcannot Ii ~ guild. oxccpt
by \iirchaso at n high prciiiuini to tho bond
hol.or. lit-fore July 1. ltlh‘. (in and attor
tli-no dutcs. , rcszicctiyoly. but not until
thou. those loans arc payalilo. at tho
option of the l'iiitol Statcs. at thcir
raw and without; prominni' 'l‘ho pt‘t‘ik'lli pro
tiii:.iu on tho «ll. pcrtonts‘ot‘ hail is ntnnt
ll pcr i'ctit. Tho pi‘osciit pi‘oniiuui on tho
“I l’N‘ “t‘llls of it“? is about ‘2‘ pcr cont. To
continue our prosout surplus taxation. iiiid
to omploy its procco Is no“ or for sonic youis
to camo in glt’lll! to tho bondholdor any
sii h. or still liig‘lior proiiiinuis by “nitric
putory purchase oi tlioso Ii iiids lio’t‘oro tli -y
aio duo an i payablo at par. is a TM“ policy
so uniio ovary. OVIi‘tIVHgttl‘fi. and
nioi'ctlics’ to the industrious toilcis of our
land flout “'liuso minim-rs. proiits. or capital
tll‘r‘tli‘tlllt‘IB-l and takcu all the myoniics of
tlio'l‘rwmtry. that I cannot prcsiiiuc tli-‘lt‘
rcpn‘scntatiyos in t‘ongross would lot stand
nny lnw dcvolving upon tho llt'ail of this lio-
iiirtiiiout siicha tliriftlos; task.“
“it Manning rocoiiimonds;
“ ll l llopoal of tho clau~o in tho act. of
Folirnnry :7". l“?\‘. making t‘ttlllplllsiil)‘_
'l'roasnry piin-liiisos ot‘ silvor. tor tho masons
horotot‘uro given and in \ rdcr to rcduco sur-
plus and iiiiuocossary taxation $.‘IJMIIJN‘0 a
your. . ,
”'u.‘ Furthor reliiction of surplus taxa
lion. lwgiiining in n iiinnuor which will bi
sugucstt‘l below. closo down to Illi‘rht‘t‘dfil‘
t ox of the tiovoruniout wuiioiiiicziiLy ndmin~
i-to; ll.
“iii-i liopt‘al of the not of May ill. ht".
“inking compulsory. ‘[N‘sl-l‘wlt‘lttt‘llnll issiios
and rcissuos of l iiitcd Slams lognl-tcntcr
nulls thus lacililntins~
“ 1..» lira lunl purchnso ltltil' payiiicnt of
S'iiti.‘~“.lili‘. outstandingpromissory notes of
tli . l'iiitcd Status with tho i‘ii-sviit and it ~-
cruing 'l‘rcasury surplus. issuing silycrcortiti-
t .tcs in thcir room. ltllil cold mrtiiicntcs
if iiccd lio. \\ ithout contract ion o: tho pi‘csciit
cir» iiltitiic; \‘0ltlll10 of tho ciirrcncy. those
it itcs cnl‘ed grro ibcyclts twin; now tho only
dolit \lllt‘ :lnl payable! lk‘rtllt‘ l‘ ll t‘Xl‘.‘PI tli“
thrcc H'l‘ cont bonds. which arc probably all
to le‘nllcd and pai l oarly in tho ensuing lis-
cal ycnr.“
- 'l‘én; Scorctnry rc'oniiiionds that tho tirst
step in tho ouy of tavrcdu ~tiou should Ito to
i‘cpoal llictaritf dutics on raw iitntorinls. Ilo
says “Tim total \‘nliiu of our doiuos’ic ox-
poits for tho la»! tiscal year was almost ox-
“ l.l}‘ u‘tlU igloo .i‘ “’ltti‘h \ti pci‘ ccitt. wort!
thcprcdiictsot mir t'iclzl.‘ f‘iio‘t$_ thin-rut...
nnd iiiiiics. niil iH i-or cont oii‘v “crc thc sum
total oi‘ llltlltlllzlv‘llll‘L‘il pi‘oiln ‘15 in \\ liich
\ labor nus .iuwiuiuglil. l‘rnlung
Trig \\‘.\ll"lll :iccosxitv t lll‘ \\:ir<t:iritl' t l\l‘\"
Von raw ltllll-‘l‘ltll\. wo Illth‘ l~ *ou tlllilt‘l‘\i|l\l
and cxcluilod lro:ii 1 cont: ii‘ilct; by tin-
ti. ns nut taxinrrno mat l‘i‘spllothvlt‘
luv-priced interior lab r. . id the high ior<
coinage of alim rcod tiioroiuzo incliidcd in
the r l r ultict. our t>i\ ~l law lII.‘ll(‘!‘ltll" Il'ltl
thcii‘ tico rnw mat Arials liai'c Hotc ‘t'd
tho . cntlfitl ‘ paupcr labor “ of
Burt-pl- against Aiucricim i'liliilh‘llltnll. (lur
in runs ii: « a: unity to proiii 'c an iii liistriiil
siircliiszigc has icon it couipnivio-l by our
to ntion ‘oxactly ~.lllCil to prmcnt tlic snic
ot'tlmt surplusagc in forms“ iiinrkrti- “H!
of our actual llllllllillllh‘t' this war, ”nation
has foi'n‘ l ti o tll~ll‘tllllt‘lll of our iti liisti‘ial
and ct tumor ia‘: iiiiitiintion. llcfa ntiiig our
innuufactiircrs in tlioir cudcsnor ta compotc
abroad “ith th'c iiia‘iiit'nctiiri‘rs of iiiitnxod
law niatcriiils. it has scnt tli-mi on a toro—
.-i .ns conii otition at t‘illrlltl‘i-tll prices in our
own homo llltll‘kt‘l. I\l\\ill|’h tlicy arc shut
up. and for which thcir producing powois
arc in ‘ronsinglv s‘iiwrnliuuilnut Lou; po-
riods of slot u .d so~caliod ovuriil‘o-lm'llml
Iinvt‘ nlternntod \vith iiriol‘ ioruids of
renewed act‘ix ity and pansi- iit prospvr
ltV like the prosont. flhc c pro-
ln‘ngel wnr-tariil‘ ta X6<. iiicotll‘iW‘N‘l
and brutal “g n whpnm of revoiiiio. fatal to
tho cxtcnsion of i‘orcign inarlscts. ant d:s«
"Marni 1.. our doiuustic trndo. have iiithc
last r'osort. a to! and rcactml With 111‘“!
ruinous injury upon o ir wage citruors. 1 As
tho more humorous tart of 0“" W‘PPli‘Fl‘mi
our wage oarucrs arc. of course. thighrstrtha
last. and u... must to ho otfcctod by injurious
laws EYH‘V goxornnioui tiytrnostatcsircn
will wuch‘iilly rogurd tlicir coud Lion and‘iu
tcrosts If those are satisfactory l ni‘thllll'.
also I an be of \ ery iiio‘iicutous iitlpOl‘lan ‘t‘t
lint. our 5.) cull‘tl proto‘tivo statesmanship
has .tist‘avoral thoiii altogether. lincumbcr-
in: with clumsy II‘IP a flow thousand oni—
p'iiycis. it has ll'tlllilt‘ti down Ill“ millions of
“rig-s runners. It has for th‘lIIunNl ycar‘s
demo! thuni orca the painful fruits 0,1
liberty.
“An othcial analysis of "I“ last tbfll§lls dis-
closc. that of tho 111203.099 pcrswus in the
l'nitcd Mates ill-Ml cugngol in gainful work
in .w willow Iivr. aluiit it} por u-ut. cannot
lnc ‘Sllhjt‘t‘t’t‘l h foroiru contpctitiou. and
about 3» per cont. are all who can be; or. ruth—
er. who 9 eniployo ‘ can.
“I lit: your Slutfl-Y-Jrlil was tli-1 inrroaso of
irit c we pad on I‘ttlll‘llthllllcn’ imparted
hithcr. and here consuiiic..l~fmiii (run; on
iiiipoit._nixooptopium. datox a row clicini~
cats. eta-J incidentally llt‘llt‘llllllz tho ouiploy-
om ut' IJILHKM prisons hot-o oiiiploycd in pro-
ducing the likc cotu‘inulitios fur gcncral con~
s miptit-u hero. by this tux handicap on, for-
eign compo! ltoi's. raisin-.1 tlioir prions.
"t In the other hand luxuriant) poisons
laying ninettwn~twentictlis of those
tax-incronsml , prices. and. payin»: also
uiuoteen-twontioths of any 'culiaiiced
prices of tho domestic product thus
gunning! against competition wow tlionisclvas
engagcd in othbr gainful work by its nature
nutsnb icct to any foreign competition. an I'
could thorot’orc obtain no such incidental
bouafit. but. only lost, by taxation. '
The Secretary does not favor the repeal of
the sugar. duties or of the .uxciso taxes on liq-
now and tub: '00. He thinks that wool
should he niadefreo. and thata corres iond-
ing redn tion should be made in the utics
on Woolen goods. . ‘ *
THE NEXT CONGRESS.
An Official List of the House—A
, Democratic Majority of 14.
Gcnérsl John B. Clark, Clerk of the House
of Representatives. has completed u: unof~
ticinl list o'Ltho mention of the Hausa for
the Fiftiotb Congrem He classifies them
'l/
.‘U
‘us his Democrats. 153 ltepubil and
4 Independents. with one vacancy Rhoda
bland) to be line L One hundred and
ninety-five of the number are 0 d members,
being ten more than the number of old mem-
Congrcm. Of the old
members Democrats and ninety-five
Reimblicans. 1f tbclndepcndonts diVide as
they are ax to do equally between the
two sides. it will give the Democrats e. um
jority of fourteen in 3 full House.
”7%“
“mosaic" 11:? mam“
chow wit 0 3 rum 0 y x
dough: dist-imam dress. and tableau. of
histori ul scenes, with dolls us formers.
The iiianngers snuomce that 5, dolls, at
‘ Tom for the nowtwo-centpostags
L T“ dw‘hzch islto be pnténto circulation
Jamar: re men an em
of Washington in ‘ profile upon
grim:
'i‘llllgt‘ Ass»
73' u
dv-ut' t [or ; o‘-
NE WS‘S'mIMAnY
. Ilowsno T. Bi..\cxsroxr. discount Mark
in tho Canal National Bank of Portland.
Mil. tied with a sliortago of $13.01” in his
accounts. dueto speculation.
Nicw J intsnv assessors mport tli-a railroad
roporty in tho Stnto niii units to $lti‘3.!'\‘il.2il‘i.
ho Stats tux cf tillgmi upon itilct‘rays nll
tho Stnto cxponsos _
Ili‘ lthil a honv y gala tho schooner Ariadne
was drivcn ashore on Lako Iliitiirio twoiity
iiiilos l-clow ll\\\'t‘;:t\.' .\'. Y. t‘aptniii McKay
wns drowned and two M‘a‘llt‘ll \\ oio frown to
death. ’l‘lio roiiiaiiidcr of tho crow wci‘o NS-
\‘ilL‘xl by in subcrs ofa llfQ‘SnVlllg statiin.
'lhti: dologatos sent by the Status an I Tor«
ritories to dcviso plans for tho cclolirutlioii of
tho ccntonnial auiiiyorsary of thc proiiiulgtb
tioii o" tho Potlornl Constitution. which will
occur in Soptciiibz-r ucxt. niot tho otlior dny
iii l‘liiiu lclpliia. A t‘tillllllllll‘t‘ of thirtc u
“as tippoiittod to )t‘OVlilt‘ for carrying out :i
prograiiiiiio. \vhic will inclu lo a military
and industrial display. orntions. ct. ~.
'l‘ut: opcra house. llrockton. Mani. has boon
outiioly burned. Loss $‘3‘3tl.ltutl.
Ili:\'i~:n.\i. llicsiuiis l~‘. lii‘rnm cot
worst id in tho suit. brought at Boston by the
National Soldiers‘ Homo to moon-r Slim!)
unaccountnd for liv him as 'I‘roasnrcr. tho
jury awarding tho Ilonio “$537.50. liiitlor
Will appeal. .
A Slew \‘mii: tailor nainod li‘alkonhorg
lins lsccn ai‘roxtcd cliiirgo-l with tryin: 't-i iii-
tiiiciico a man likoly to lmoouio u juryiiinu iu
Itic so ~on I trial of M-ik‘uado, tho nllogod
“ lioi dlo“ :\ldcrinaii.
'l‘iii? oiitiro ostnto of tho lato ex-I’rosidcnt
Arthur. \‘nluod .‘ll slim trio. is dividcd
mually botuocn his son and daughtor.
TEN acro. ut‘ :\ l‘iitston il‘L‘llIl.) coal
iiiiiio siiildcnlv col‘apsod. “no man was
hillcd. a uuiiiiicr of bud tings \ycro wrecked
and tho :ini-io Wits ruiiiod.
‘ South and “Gist,
l‘iiirsiiii:x Hutu. of Ill" International
tion. has writtcn a lottor to‘
I‘rcsidciit t'loyolniitl. ‘ll \\'lll“l\ rho says that.
tho lltlli‘ has coino olioii lll‘t livo stock Inch 2
of tho plains liavo a right to dciiinnd that
tho \iovcrniiiciit shall tako vigorous mons—
urcs to stop tlio s’ rcu l oi disonsos ainong'tlio
rattle iii tho i\ cst.
Till: t'li cago Knights of Labor
adoptod ii scrios of rosoliit ions ct‘iiidouiuiivr tlio
s ntcnco of dcatli ptisscd iipun tho Anah‘ lists
as unjust.
1.. It, l<‘it.\xitr:i.& t‘o. of Virginia t‘ity.
Nov. tho oldcst llt‘llllL: stuck tiriii in that
Stato hayo l'nilcd. oiyin: $‘Jl5iJlM Thc thrco
)oiiiigc.‘ .‘rnnkcl tiiaiilicrs. tho iictiio ll‘u‘dls
lit‘l‘s i-t‘tlio liriii. llcd just bct'oro tho failiiio
lioiticsr tiios have swop‘t tho \‘Iltlt‘t‘ low ro-
gion of S ~ii'li t‘arolina. causing itiiiizcuso
dainano. Many of tho. old plantation inau-
stuns linyc boon dostt‘oiod Tlioro was all
aliiio~t iiiilirottcii llllt.‘ of tiN along t‘io North- .
o istcru llnilroad from Sunitcr ti‘I‘lIllt‘li‘st-«Ill.
a dist‘iiicoot‘ niiioty milos No rain of con-
soqucu in has fnllou since last July.
THREE ctilot‘od man in ~inil at It ~iilia'ii.
Tour. on tho cliargo of iiiiirdcl‘. “‘crc tikcu
out llircilily by mastoid 1min and haiigcl to a
trim.
’l‘iii: hog cholera in tlic Miami valley. Illiio. '
has boon «‘llt“l{t‘tl by tho cold snap. It has
carriod ott‘ capo hogs. valued at ncarly
.‘L‘i IU‘i‘il.
it i“. l‘itmiy. forni~rltmemor of S ~uth
\‘n ~l.n:i. d od at his boom in linioiiviil \.
agrl cizlitv four. llouas appoint"! l‘ro
\isiuiiiiltiovcriior by Andrew Johnson in
1\t=:|
'l‘iiw
I‘flt‘lll
pLiijp is“ of \Ih‘i‘tlllllldtl .\ iiiiiiil-or of fiiiliirts
of favor tirais dialing in mining sto ‘ti\ linyo
occurrv-«t. '
uni-Ly t‘ hardship to sailors has rosiiltod
froiirtho l't‘l‘I‘III smoro wczitlioi‘oii tlic Lnkcs. .
)laiiy lrikc and In or \csst-ls linyo boon «ll‘l\‘«
cu awiuio m orooirhtcd \v.th ion and tlioit‘
crows ll‘klslltltll‘ll and sully-ring lt‘l‘l‘llily.
“'antilugtnu. 7»
l‘ci‘siiirsrixz. l‘o'stiiiat-ir.“
Lillian t‘. Kcyos. :it Yonkors. .\'
\\' \‘oi‘lniidwr. at Iliiiitpgtoii. \\'. \ ‘1 ; \\‘.
ll l" \Vliitsitt. :it l‘lvasnut Hill. .\It\_; IV “i,
Vncll. :il l'is.'\\_ 'l‘i‘tus‘.
7 Tilt-1 Nox omlmr’ pnlilic dcbt statcmctit shows
a do rcaso at >21 ‘St‘tfii :Iiiriugtlic month.
'l‘otiil inszi in ?‘.l- 'l‘rcasury. Siliiui‘l Lililiiil.
'l‘iii: I‘I‘t‘xl lzint has nppmuicd
Monro l‘ostniastor at Tronton. .\'. .l.
appoint id
il‘ri iii_ic l‘giivri-ti: IIKVFDII‘T has n ititiod :
llli' 'I‘ro isiir': i‘o artnicnt that an lttltlll‘illlllt‘ -
npproprmtiou ot $‘ am” is ucodcl t. \ prcvcut
Illt‘\it«}\4‘llséi\ll oi‘ \yors in 1h»- tiovcruinoiit
l‘i‘::.t ii; 'ltiZc.»
A‘iii. a ti -\ \ :. :iptmint‘iiouts Ii\' tho I‘rcsl
ll, .‘dortili. of Mono. to ho
(‘1\‘!Ilt\I\"l*‘lli‘l‘ if Navigation: J. Ii. t'nld—
woll. oi Indiana. to lic lloputy
:‘tiiiitoi‘of tho 'I‘roasiu‘v. .\ h. bowls. of
lioiiiisylxanin. to Iio lloptiiv Fifth Auditor of :.
tho l‘ic isii ‘\' _ Hugh \. lInt‘als \u. of iiouiu
gin. t . lic l\_»p:ity Auditor of tho 'l‘rcnsury
inr tho l‘cstvsilro l‘Icpirtuiniit; .lchn
Cnll‘crty. t \ bo ‘ 'ulloct..tr of Cost nus for tho
lll~ll‘l»'l of Alri‘ka. and John (‘onsiiist i be
l‘olfo tor of t‘iistoiiis for the Distrigt of
Kciinoliiiiik.
I‘iirsiiii.xr t‘i.E\'ni..\\’n has boon sum-ring: .
from rlioinnatis‘u. and hits boon ndvisolto
take more cxorcisc. \aviug gained groatly in
weight.
A rink in “'ashiugtou \lostrovmi liorltog‘s
~\lpora lions-u Loss about “73.0.50.
Foreign.
A “AILIFF and his assistants worosorvin:
writs of ofo 'tincnt upon tenants on Lord
Dillon‘s ostato in Ireland whcn thoy note at:
tasked and relied with mud by 200 girls. and
conipolloal to wheat.
Tint I’aris Municipal Council pctitiouod
I'uitcd Status Minis‘tcr Melanie to l:llt‘l‘x‘!‘<l%
with the Governor of Illiiio‘ss on behalf oi
tho coudomuod t‘liioago Anarchists. Mr.
McLanc forwardcd tho petition to vacrnot
Uglesby.
THIRTY men wore instantly liillwl by. an
explosmn in :\ Durham il-Inglandi coal mine:
Anxious from Hanoi. tho capital of Tom
I uin. state that piratos at Hakoi surprised
t c Frontier t‘oiiiniission and massacred two
intorproters and twelve soldiois.
Innnxsn COAL-BEDS have been discovered
in British America. ” '
THE French Ministry tendon“ their resig~
nations on tho i'd attor- tli.‘ defeat of the
Government on a motion to abolish the ottloc
of Subl’rofect. ‘
Tun British Governmentcuntiuncz its pro-
hibition of Nationalist meetings in Ireland.
Cot‘xr \‘ox Mourns. the German military
lmder. in n spool-b before the Harman Reich
stag predictoda European war at. an early
date.
SUMEARY _o§__ CONGRESS.
Senate.
Fins‘r Dar—Ttie‘ second mion of the
Forty~ninth Congress was rpenod in the Son-
at»: With tho usual ceromonies in presence of
crowdol galleria. The qcnato chamber wus
appropriately draped in black in memory of
the late tag-President Arthur and the late
Senator Pike. Senator Sherman called the
Senate to order. and Rev. J. J. Butler deliv-
ered tbs prayer. . . . Annuhl reports of ds t;-
nicnts were laid before . the Senate. . . . .om-
mittens were Appointed to notify the House
that the Senate was in session and to wait
upon the President. Messrs. Edmunds and
r‘a-ilsbury were dost mud to perform this
duty . . . .benator Williams of California was
syrurn in. . . . Some bills and petitions were in—
trodured to forfeit Florida 'lund grunts. to
author-i e bridges across the Missouri and
East Rivers. etc. Boreas was then
until 20‘clock. Zwhen tho President‘s' mes»
sage was mceivedaad road.
House. . ,, , -
Fmsr DAY.~— When Speaker Cnrlisk
rapped the House to order for the oprning of
the ‘ecood win]: of the Forty-ninth I On-
to a. there was a full attendau’e of mem-
gors and a large number of specs stars.
desks of various .Repreientatives were
decked with beautiful flan! offerings. , The
Chaslain in his opening sprayer feeléngly m-
fen'ed to the «lambs of Representatives Beach
and Arnot. At the roll callzlll members to
ded . .Mmrs Regan, ' Breckem-itfie
t ya. and Roedwero designated a commit
lice to notify the Pro idem: that the House
swuitcd his ro».. "Mom's. S. S. Co:
and Henry 11 of New York, and H. W.
Hush. of Haryhnd sworn in....Re
. were
cess was taken until So‘clock. when the. Prcsi
dent’s mucosa was received sud rand. _
m
, Snow-Guarani. Bums. ottho United
Stout nrmv, n his maul repm't shows:
gratifying devious of sickness and mommy
J’s)
n.‘
DEPARTMENT REPORTS
Annual Statements. of Secretaries
Lamar rind Endlcott. ‘
Facts and Figuras Rdative to In-
terior Afi‘nirs and the Army.
Secretary Lamar in his second annual ro-
port spoaks vory favorably of the program
of Indian adults and submits evidence that
tho work of elevating the race is bearing
fruit. leferriug to tho Administration‘s
policy, the Secretary says: ,“Tliat policy.
as I understand it. is the incorporation
of tin Indian rnco .into our politb
cal and social system as cititcus Bot‘orc.
have .
r. :s a ‘ouom in mining stocks on the
inst. and \yitli‘ii ton days $i.o IlJl iii 5
wt-i o drawn iro-ii tho .\'nii Francisco savings .
banks. mostly by laboring ismplo tor thcl
\'.; .lanios *
lickford i
Scnilid .
.\I\" :
taken.
The .
however. this consummation. o hi 'h will be
tho crowning glory of our Government. can
he attaincd. there must be some radical
changes in our Indian policy.“
Sixirotary Lamar again earnestly mooni-
nioiids tho passago of a law atllhOI‘I-‘Illg the
nppointinciit ot‘ a commission to visit;
cacti roscrvntion and invcs‘tigata the condi~
tron. conduct. cin-uinstancos and ucodsof Iii-
\hans “siding thou-on. The work of lo-
.W ...—,. M...
outing tho Indians on laiids_‘iii sever-
alty has boon and is now being piishcd
with commendable activity by tho Com-
llli\s‘i0!iur of Indian Adams. During
thc ycar about. oiglit liundi‘od Indians hiuo
rccoivod titlo. as proscriliod by trontios. to
allotiiicnts of land for indiridua orcupnnc .
Qudo it iiuiubor havo takon up lioiiicstoiids
on tho iiipli’cdomaiii uiidcrtlio udizui Iloiuis
5 stcad an s. A largo iintnl.or liavc boon
f loca'cd \\ ho hum not yet boon furnished
with a titlc t i tlioir so‘o lions.
. 'l‘horo arc L‘H Indian schools. with an a\'~
,orago attcndaii‘o of ll.‘ '. which cost. the
1 tiovorniiicnt last your 528?.“lnl‘3. 'I‘lio total
aiuinint oxpciidcd by tho Indian Iliircau was
L $¢1.l‘.‘tl.‘..'il..\‘.‘; balance of appropriations nu-
' \‘Xpomlod. $l.tiill.0.’1i.1‘~tl.
I‘ublic lauds woivdisposod of as follows:
‘ t‘nsli sa‘os. bismuth ncrcs; honiostis-id and
othor t‘litll\‘\ lw.|‘u‘t‘.‘.\‘llf acros; Indian lands.
‘ Lt H.592 ucrcs: t ‘ltll. ‘Hdil H!" acre: The
i cadi rocoipts of tho Land lltlico \voro
$.l.it:l.o\t.iil. Survcys and iosiirvoys of pub-
~ lic and Indian lands during tho ytvirazgrc-
‘ gut-o ‘3.3‘~U.'.ZlTi acres Tho Sowrtnry rocoiii-
mouds an incronso of thc prico for solos of
lands at privnlo cash cutry. with a wow to
provont tho ncciiiiiulntiou of largo tracts in
tho hands of a tow individuals.
lliirin; tli I your titaii“ applications for
“units. trgistrutioiis of tradc marks and la
lM‘l\ oi-vo rocoivwl. and Sign!“ grantcd. Tho
rocoipts of tho o‘éii 9 “cm sl.‘.‘tl\.lii7.\lt
.-\ goalogical survoy of \‘l.\..0 squaro niilos
03‘ land was iiindc at a mist of about $2.75 par
1 inilo.
'l‘ho tiiotallic product of tho l‘nitod Statos
lliist your wits worth $lfil.-\“‘-|.Ihr\_ tlt‘ this
amount $it.\‘il,uiowas- in gtiltl‘ sniping-oi
silycr. SlN‘ roam cop] or. Mitt-35431 lead
and S?H.Tl;‘.4ll Lpi: iron.
Tho goiiorul condition of tho Torritorics
shows niarkcd and. in soino instancos. strik-
. iiig progross in population. taxablo property.
scttloiiiont of laul. odit‘ntiun. tli-i nicchanit‘
:irts. railroad out. ‘ risos and many otlior of
tho i‘lt'lttt‘llts “will proiiiiso t i iiinko thoni
ghost (in lprosperous States iii the futnro. 'l‘lio
population of tho 'l‘crrit iry of Dakota
i for tho your on loti Jii-io ii". i‘o‘i. is cstiniaiod
' 'II MUM i. an in 't‘oase during the nor of \"i.~
ml. 'lho pro oiit po iilatiou of Montana is
givou at llihtlli. and ”at of Idaho at \‘t on i.
. nii iiiui‘i-asu of hourly l HIM in cach of tlioso
Tcrritorios during tho your. “'nshingtou
Torritory no“ claims :I popii‘nticn of 31mm”.
Tho Socrotnry. nd‘crring to tho l‘vnh l‘oin-
Illl~‘\ltill. says“ “in tho U:Illli in of tlic‘cotii—
iiiixsion ttic bill now pondiug in tho lluiiso.
t\\ .t was &‘|l<‘lltl\‘il by tho S ointo an l by tho
- Judiciary t‘oniniittocof tho lioziso. fiirnishcs
‘ a ’coziiproli‘nsiui plan for tho troatiuoiit
of publi‘ affairs in l'tnh. and tlioy 1111:“
its passagc at tho approaching sossioii 'l Iii-y
‘- nl~o I‘I‘»‘I\lill|‘t“ d lo;i~lation lnrliiddiug tho
i immigration into tho Uiiitwl Ethics of :llzctis
. “ho iii-o isi‘ygniiiists. nn-l thoy favortho
’ till it ton of ~tlio condiliitiniial
f similar construction.
3 and spcod.
UNITED STATES NAVY.
Summary of the Annunl Report of
Secretary “'bllncy. ' -
Socmtary “'hitnoy. in his annual rcport.
again refers to the necessity of a7 reorgani-
zation of tho Navy Department. nut
nrgns the passage of the bill now on the
House calendar. In the moan time. he
says. ho has c) .roisod whatever power was
possessed by the Socrctary toward bringing
about iim‘o‘ssary chaugos. This powor is liiu~
itcd to tho distribution of the functions and
business of tho department among tho oxist-
ing liiiroaus. and he has so for dcalt only
with tho duty. which seemed to bc irii lent
tho of consolidating. as far as possih o. in
one human ther gnnural purchases or
t ho department. tbs cam and cosh u ly
of a svsti-ni
stun-s. u crontiug thcro
of bookkcopi g by which n‘stxlllsfbllll)’
for tho caro am dis nosition of the pl‘opei‘t y
should be but.\
“ith this object in view.
on Juno 1
low. he issued an order
gmiiiystituting’ irco officers 3 board to tako
' an inventory of all the stores and material
at. the \nrions navy ~ynnls nnd
naval stations under cognirauae of tho
various humans of the do rtiiicut. Tho
work imposed upon the Hoary. was founzi to
be oxtromcly ditticult and laborious. aid has
not yct boon (Villpletad. but the rcsnlt of
tlioriu inirias has forcibly illnstrntod tho
. nt\\‘2‘s\‘lly for a hottest and more improved
system.
With rcspoct to the‘additional now cruiscrs
tlic roport snys:
“Tho oxpormuce of tho dcpartmout in its
first attempt at the croation of iiiodorn \u.--
sols ot war has been such as to excito tli'c
grontost concern and diszipiu‘iiiitinont. .~\ u
cxamnntion of tho facts with rotorcncc to
thciii doiiionstrntcd that an ciitirol; ll"\\' dev
partiim wzis nocossnry in nndcrtakiiig further
The uno chit ‘a toristic
'.\ hich an unnrniorod crmscr iiiiist.
posscss is grant spood. This is dctcriiiiucd by
tho function whish she is ox icctctl to por—
form in invidcrii warfaro. Slic is a “coin.
niorco dostroyor.“ Shc must be ablc to cs-
oupo from iroiicladx and outrun. so as to
0\‘i‘l‘lll\tll.lili‘l‘.'ltl\lltnl0u. It slowcrthan iron.
clnds she could not kcop tliu sou. ltllzl if
slowcrtliau niorcluintiuou shc might as wcll
stay in | ort.
”\Vhon the Dolphin. Boston. Atlanta and
t‘hicugu noro project‘sl and tho contracts for
thoir construction cntcrol into. it was wcll
known what spcod ought to bc nttniiicd. and
what “right and charactor of iiiacliiucry I or
ton of displawnicut was llr‘Vt‘Sn‘ll‘y to obtain
it. Cumin-twin] vocals hit I at that time at-
tniiicd spools ranging l-ot wocu ton and llllll"
tocii knots. and t‘l‘lllrt‘t‘s‘ wcro liciiig built in
othorconntrios. or had nlrca-ly lit-cu built.
flilltlllltl‘g thc sumo spunl.“
'l‘ho Sccrotary their coniparos tho Dolphin
and Atlanta. whi 'h, havo b \th luN‘ll coin—
plotcd. and had thcir trinl trips. wth stiiiilar
vcssols liiiilt (‘ullh‘lllpul‘allviit!‘ll by ntlicr
nations. an i do laws that llii‘ l‘csulti
“on! uut‘avorulilo to tho too \oiscls
uaiiicd both in iiidicatist h ilx.‘ poo or
In considcriiiz tli . iiint tor of c instructing
tliondditioual vo scls aiitliorinsl by Fun»
3 gi‘cssiu March. l"\'\. tho sorta-titty wiys ho
‘_ $55» no to;
nnioiidiiicut ‘
; iropnmd by tho Judiciary t‘oinniittocs of tho .
1 two Iloust-s of t'oiizrcss.‘
.\Ir la'iiar t-pposcs tho llllilillll; of
run is iii tlio \‘ollnws!ono National Park nlttl
filuirs‘ tho ujiizt‘opi intioti of .‘l‘IUMl fur tli ‘
t‘JtlsllT‘dctl in of \\':i,;on roads through the
iatk'. '
Tho \\'ar Depart merit.
’ Tho report of the C :ro'nry of “'ar struts
E that tho total oxpomlituws. un‘lcr his diro ‘
tiun during: tho past. fiscal yoai. wcn\ $3-
mount. of “hich Stk'fillditl} was for pnlili
works. including river nul harbor lltllil‘o\‘0~
iiiouts. Tho nppioprzatiou for tho tlscnl ‘zll‘
Hiding Juno Ru. l\\7, nuzrcxatc ital": '-'|
“1‘ which Silk? i. l lti is for public wot" .
cludiii: I‘l\‘i‘l’ and harbor mount 0 iicnts.
. Tho pics-ant slrcnutli of tho army is It"
‘ portod at ‘.‘:‘-.‘.ltii prl\tllt‘i and ‘.‘.lHloiliccrs
'l‘lioro aro ton nui'iiouts of cnvn‘rv aggro
gating Ii.‘.ii.‘ pri\ntos and ~lll otliccl‘; ti\o
rcgiiiionts of artilli-ry aggrogat in: ‘3, It: i ri-
vatos and ‘22‘:
intantry :III:I‘0_ItllltIg Will priynt as and r in
‘ ott'uvrs 'l‘lioro arc ton giucrals and ‘iifl In-
d I“ scouts. Losidos 37;“- oiticom and LL’I‘.‘
pi .vatos on tho :ciiornl statf.
Spoaking of t‘liiol’ tic-routino‘s ca ituro Soc
rctnrv Eiidicott says: “It is hopo that tho
Apa- o Wars and in'ds that liavo llt‘Vfl‘Itl'r‘il
Ariconn and .\'c\\' .\Ic.xico and th\ adjacent
Statcs of Mexico. for so mauv yoais. aro
cndod by tho pnriiianent t‘t‘lllttt'al of tho
tiercost. and must daugcmus of the Apach-
tribes"
The Sccrctnry of War concurs with Lion.
i
i
.‘ '
lt‘l‘
tiou that all of“ ~ors found tub.l ixirmanon‘l v
incapacitatod for astivo sorvit 0 ho trans
forrod to tie rotimd list as 'ast as posit-lo,
and he rufoiniucu Is a tion by (humans tr
this cud. .\Ir I‘lu‘llt‘fllt also rocoutniclids that
compatitivo ovasiiiuzitious for promotion u:
the army should ho held. Ilc docs not think
that sonioritv alouo should doterm no an ad»
Vance in run 1 .
Mr. Endiccott lays stniss iipozithcdofcnsg-
loss condition of tho ma mist and sa_ ““6
have a sing'o probloiii to s. Ive in dufond it;
our citics; how host to rosist and silence
the armorcd shi is and tho stool gun: and
mortals of modern construction. It can
(ml; to zt-xsimplishod by guns of otpinl
force to those which an onciuy can bring
against. us. and by tormxloos or submarine
mines laid in the iiavigablo channels. b \th
so gambled nnd Mike‘tul that they ran do
clfioioiit service wilieu re [uirod \Ve have no
gnu now which can stop the progroc: of or
do any material injury to a wcll—
armored ship The manufacturo of a gun
is a work of time, and of a long time. and
cannot. ho cvteniporued when wanted. Tor-
pcdocs may bo more quickly cra itcd. but
still time and money are nccdod for theirrons
stmction. It has been said by a wellin—
formed of Pr on the subject that it is a mat
matter of doubt if we have on hand enough
cables and cases torcoutrol with torpoiocs tho
channels past Saudv Hook alone.
PBOMINENT PEOPLE
Armvu‘: hobby of Secretary Whitney
is said to be chicken misting.
'MKGLADS‘I‘ONI has: mat—roll sud land
‘inromo of 5.50001 your.
. LORI) Wonsnur‘s salary. as Adjutant~
Genera of tho British sum] is $13,500 a
your.
RAIN-IK~‘I'Hl—FACI. the Sioux chief who
killed 00ml Custer. has bagun to study his
A B C‘s.
Mus. LANG-mt is aid to be writing a
novel dealing. with English life in England
and America. .
Tin: lute air-President Arthur‘s estate is
variously patimatcj at 8100.000 to $200.,IHIU.
It probably will not much exceed thqfirst
figure. .
MR. limos-ALLEN. England‘s young
palniist. is exnmiuing on hand of New \‘or;
society ple at sin club. He te.ls about
twenty ortunes aduy. '
L. B. DAVls inventor of the locomotive
“cowratchcr.” is living in Cincinnati de-
voting himself principally
patterns for iron work.
Mas. Guzman. Hsscocx is visiting the
widow of General Mit hell in Washington,
and it: is likely that she will make her future
home in or near that city.
ton during the winter. her first visit to the
* Capital since she want them with the Gen-
eral in the winter of 1881.
. Joann! Hour. Prosident Lincoln’s Jud :e
Advocate General. still lives on Capitol Hill.
Washington. His hair is white and his
form bout: _, He lives practically alone.
Comm. R..G. unanimous has boon rs
hinedin behalf of the condemned Chicago
”our m...“ iii “in. m cm...”
_. s ore - aprons
to designing.
Mas. GENERAL Gum will visit‘WnshIng-'
ra l~ 1
do idcd to c\liniist ovcry cil‘ort
hinis-lf of tho most lllVfl‘li‘PI
and knowlisko attaiiiot by our uwn
uiiil utlior contitiics tli-on lllr'
loliovin; it to ho tho trtic policy
gullior such information from oyory qiinrtor.
and at tho sumo tinio todcpcirl cntiroly iltnill
our own i‘csournos for tliocoiistrnction of our
\t‘ssol'x *
' Tho csziiiiatos for l\\\ aggrogato $‘J‘v.‘.’“‘-.«
'\. against appropriations :t:;=i'_i_'alll|g sl
«Roll for l“; Inclutlod in tho t‘SllIIlHIJS
tirc tho following itcins: Iii-«roam of mu y.
yards and ducks. $I€.1‘»t|\:~'-l;
of now typo for siv “wok.
so ondnry IiillIr‘“lt“ and iii ul~
orii siiinll , arms. $L‘I“.77v': construv
tiou ,anil ropnir. “fink-HI; oidnance
and ordnanco man-rials. $13.03!“. land for
Ni“ "ii: ground. Show. “For thi- tirsttiiiio
iii many yours.“ tho So ~rotary says."tho ordi~
nary o.\ponditun-s of tho ilcpartmi-nt limo
boon kopt within thi appropriations." For
tho your ending Juno 32“. l\\¢i. thcn~ was a
surplus on hand of Si‘t‘d‘lfl.
to until
thought
luttlt‘l‘it's
siiiirtili;
‘ WAVES or DEATH.
sit I‘lcn liillcil au'il Sitlcoii Ilurt
On all “main Swami-r.
Tllt‘ occin stozi‘iicr “'a sici‘iiiriri l. of tho
to 1 Star lino. swan: itltn li ir pior at .lcr
‘\
i L‘ity tho otlior nl'toru ion aztnr a txu-Zvcdav;
" vaiagc from :\tlI\\t-:‘p.
I \I'll~i‘.i‘tl in.
2; strutnnl. brokon beams-of stool :in lplnnks of
cult i‘t‘oti‘iidol tli ‘ir
' si»l ‘.
.bl‘Rx‘sflll-l storm. of s'uIci'iti; :itul disastor. "
lief
s'. Ios
iltk‘ln‘ \\ ore
lior st-tm‘h wronchol and
jazmml curls on cvory
'l‘iio III‘\I glau ‘0 ~:i«;_o~t~d a story of
, llasustci‘ and \illlt'l‘lll,’ ill" \v‘ssot IlilH vii-
H‘téutct‘ml. lint tli- ~l.!l‘\ that was ti
3 to told was not tli - «iiwlitiar'v mic
>l‘ .i'ngiiig \yiirls an! in i’tniiitvis
I \iaycs that
‘ , _ llb'lll. Tlic “mils lltl'l not ~.;i\cn hor “drum;
oilii‘crs; twcuty rognuonts of ‘: t
. \
tliz'cit "ting; t'iir‘y. l-u‘. \\Il=‘ll (ill son-ii - l c ilni
stririclwit ‘tl NIL.“ ltl'lll; with
owners li:i.I~ no: l:isln\.l lilt‘lll~t‘l\"> ti
:.iii;l ~ on. o lial i‘ni-ii '.
‘.l\ll sl d out up \u tli ‘
i li‘t- ii tli - son ‘lll‘l
i ‘1‘.lll‘-‘i“> do 4.. l
' it": lc-ii iid it as it snigml :|\\:\\" in u‘c than n
. nil-l J! stv crazo icisscngers and toot:
‘ olli ‘ors illiil iii ~ii. '
: Second Ht‘iair KlimI‘. wont
tonaut—tioncrnl Sheridan in hisrocuiiiiiiondm ‘
i and si‘\'0
: Inuit:
s ‘wili‘ -f iiiziiiglt-I li vdu- d -u ..r ~:-lll1
sorcly w itltlvl-wl lyingziiniia muss of t:i.i~
-,;icd orc learn
lt “‘tison .\I\\\‘1llll~‘t‘ L‘ 1. tlrit tho ‘\"‘>t!'rll-
litil. t‘ii‘ stun host of tli-s tl-‘d Star =
stood on? of Antwerp with sixty Milli“ iiiiu
{out
u:-
on “at h and
fo ind III" sky flour. a fro ~h broo o blow in:
out n lll-‘lefflle sea. Tho iiioiiibois of the
crow \\ oi'c lit.~l~\l about tboir various tasks.
ilof tho stocrago pussoncrs \‘x‘l‘o
about tlic link. The cabin ras-
wct‘o u-‘arly uIl lioiow. ‘Vhiio sta ud~
1
sou;c..
Aiui on tho ii aid bridgc tho socond ozli‘cr
. Sli-lilt‘Hl)’
RX‘V an t‘nul‘lllolls' \\'.‘\\'L‘- “II the
starboard bow. Toe ncxt instant another
similar Wave was soon on they-on sidu. .3. da-
ini: cacli otlior at right anglos the two waves
swcit toward tho \‘osscl. Tho unitcl mass
of water rosc higher than the lowor yards of
the fort-mast. In a iii-)ment it crasliol down
upin tho dock of tho sloa‘llcl‘ and swept it
1‘: oiii bow to stern. carrying everything bo-
foro it.
The tiirllediack do ‘k was crushod to splinb
ers The stccl booms supporting: it woro
broken oil" like pipe~stcms Thu stanchion“
woro bent and twistod and boatou down to
tho forcx iLst'o dock. I-Ivorywbcro lay masses
of broken planks and beans and woodwork.
Lying crushed in tho wro dingo worc twonty~
two stocragc passengers and members of the
l‘l‘t‘\\'.
As soon as the first. inoiiicut of panic bud
ssod orders were given by Captain Runs
to. who was on the after-deck. to aid tho
injurcd. and tho crew promptly obeyed. Four
of the seamen were found to have been killed.
Max Frank. a steer-age passenger. had his?”
domen'cut. tipou and his skull tractnrod.
dicd the next 'morning. Gabriel Leva'dori.
another stowage passenger. was apparently
but slightly brniwd. He had. however. sus-
tained internal injurics which caused his
death five hours after Frank expired.
The others in jumd were suffering from
broken- legs and arms and painful bruises.
They were at. once taken to the interme liate
cabin. which was fitted up as a hospital. and
carefully attended to until rt was reached
bv the ship‘s surgeon and r. Felix t‘ohen.
of Now York,who was a passenger on board.
REESE GLEANINGS.‘
Goon water-melons us still being picked in
Georgia.
Tm: total Prohibition vote at the meant
elections was shunt; Six),00‘\l.
TEN thousand rsons have died from
cholera, in Tokio, again. this year.
As importation of about fifteen hundred
English pheasants was recently made.
ATLANTA. Ga. has n kerosene drunkard
who drinks half a gallon of oil a week.
A six in: butter on tho dutiom (08L)
marshes bagged 325 ducks in one day.
A son'ru polar expedition is being ur~
ranged for by a puty of Australians.
Tun Legislature of Alabama. has elected a
woman for enrolling and engrossing clerk.
Sonrumtx advices claim A marvelous new
owth for orange trees a‘ter the freeze of
t. winter. 7
DEER were never before so numerous in
the mountain regions of “'est Virginia as
they now are.
Tan orange cm of Southern California
this year is cstimn ad at 500,000 boxes, about:
100.0393” oranges. '
Deluxe n smart snowstorm st Modoc.
Cal, 11 rancher was in town trying to sell a
load of watermelon .
NATHAN Bonus, of annficld. Ga... who is
ninetysix years old. work! every day and
roads without scoot-totes. * ._
\llllvlci“. V
In ‘
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t
THE NATION’S FARMS.
4
Synopsis of Commissioner Oolomnn‘sl
Annual Report-
Mr. Norman J. Celina. Coxmnissionsr of
Agriciilturo, has submitted his second au~
nual roport to tho President He sets
fortliatlength the benefits derived and ti
bccxpet‘tod from agricultural experiniout
stationsand says he has commissioned a
Special agont to visit and inspect ex
poriiiicntal stations In order to ascertain
what. facilities already existed in this country
for. systoiiintic experimsntation. what has
lecn uctuull ' acconi lished. and especially
what are no has for future Work.
There can be no question. he says. of
tho value of these invertigations and
cv‘ierhucuts if liberally supported an l
ab y conductc. especially in adapting
to its new conditions the agriculture d - out-
out upon the worn land of the Kort am.
Eastern. and Southern States. Ho po'nts
out dofo‘ts in the bill now before Coiigres
“for tho establishment of agricultural ox-
poriiiiontal stations in connection with the
agricultural colleges.“ and suggests that '
it , be aincnded to as to insure
the cvponditure of the sum proposed to
be givcnto each State (“5.01% in mtaldisliing
or strengthening oncollIcient institution rath-
.cr than. by allowing its dist ibutinn anion
sevoral institutions. fail to realize thsdcsire.
iuriose in any of them. Hoalso holds it who
ighly important that provisions be made for ‘
a - antral station at once at “'ashittgton tn ic-
ccive criticise, digest. edit. and consolidate
tho insults olitaiiial at the various stations.
and proiiinlgam tho same in form suitod to
po ular understanding and application.
to urge“ pronfit and ell‘cctual action for
the suppression of pie iro1rhoumonin. and
“Vs:
“The matter is a most iuiimrtaut one. over.
shadowing in urgoux‘ynll othors all. -tiiigour
agricultuial population. and of vital inti-rcst
also to ovory coiisuiucr of bot-f. of milk. of
buttoi‘Au to! choose. To pros-cut this scourge.
which has nlroad ' greatly alt‘or‘tod our for-
cigii and iiitcr-Nate \‘oniuiuu‘o n ldit‘ionnl
legislation by thumb.“ is now osscntinl.
Much valuable work has alrondy boon douo
in Maryland. and tho dangcr of the dissouii~
nation of tho contagion from that Stan- has
been giant y lessouc‘l. No work has been
dono in' tho State of Xew York. to-
causc it “as .ovidcnc that the nppro~
riation was not sufficient to secure any
avorahle results than on account of tho in-
foction. The disonso also oxists in Now Jor-
sey, l'oiinsyliaua. and Virginia. but the
Stab.i niithorit us have not yot so ‘9; tod the
rules and rcgulatioiis of the dcwnrtnient
for co-opciatioii. l grunlv regret the at»
cessity hf announcing the exlsfonce of
this danucruus discme over such a wide
arcs. but the so ~ions results to be approhoud~
od from it make it inipcrative that ths truth
should be known. in ordcr that such legisln»
tivo action iiinv be taken as is indicated by
the emcrgency.“ }
l'pon torostry he says there is prac callv
no roproductioii attomptod nor finest p nt~
ing done worth iiicuticning in comparison
with tho on \rllloth‘ annual twins imptiou.
a tirst stop of reform.“ he says. “uiidoullt‘
ally. the land iolicy on the
Stutws in the tiiii torod regions
a chango according to the
conditions of these losralitics
of affairs which
panics.
cut timber on tho public
wants ro piiro Without any proper siipcrvc
siou. Without proporop iortunity ofu ‘quiriu;~
A statc
allows railroad com~
...,\S i
l‘uitch
re iuiros .
changed '
iiiinois tirospcctors nudscttlors to
dotiuin us lllr‘ll“
oithor matcrial \ r tini x‘rvl‘iul by purchase. <
holds out n pnimuun for fraud. theft. nnd ini-
morality.” ,
Tho report. exprossos rczrct at the inability
of the dcpsrtmvut to sotid reproscutntives to
conferences abroad whore subjo ts of agri. _ y .
E ward. whilc the groccrs
\ ulturui iutcrost aw discns‘c I.
.. m. ._ .. -...
“MIN D EBADING.“
.-\ “'ouilci-f‘ul l~2\liihitiou Givon by
.‘l r. .llisliup in Huston.
v limicsty's the but poiicy."—-.l:;\i .‘ .
Iii a “Sport, of s \l‘lh‘ exhibitions of “mind ;
rowing.“ gixcii in Boston the 'I'rv'tissE-rip.‘ of '
that coy says;
i
I
Mr. Ileiop “nsrciiim ovl to tho auto romu
.‘lttl liliezdtwidod. and in tho nicantiiiic Mr.
l\\‘liti.‘lt‘il galliv-i‘wl a kiiitc from a gI-ntlctiiau
nirl a I‘t‘wrl rod scat check and an o; cragla‘xs
.;i~.- irozu two ladies. Tllt‘s' ho tzod up in a
\\ l‘ilt‘ liniidkcrcli'ot and ma lo a round of the
i. stopping for a xuo:1i--nt t A make thc [do
.ii:c tt'a ,. tho iiiun‘ditlicult.
cc~ oi t . tho “9}!“ lialvony
tlic packa .o in tho hollow of
Apollo‘s statiio m. skglil of all
; inatiy storics : i‘c lccaily told.
. run up that way tli Ollltl‘ dry the H
, toifinn llt‘:l‘il unt- of tli-ac sturzcs. u‘lr
Tiioti ho pim- .
Ilsl tlt'puslh‘tl ‘»
Ill“ Ila.» of _
“r Iiishiip 1
zip-u :rin nomad tin! tIi~ r‘\‘.it‘2‘ltllt‘lll “mild »
ln‘
sll‘il‘r that tli-- «.zzost.‘n of “Ill'is‘ltrl'euil-
i; ‘ turgid lc with-d .\lr_
plat od has Il‘lud :ll'sllll ll"t"llli‘ll"\ tiivoio that
. .t, .\lr. Iihll‘ip. and almost instantly tho ln‘-
; ti, I as
Irish pro. no Illl; from Mr Kcunnr-I s iiucor~ ‘
» _ air.
At n Mil on .\o\'ciiil-or ‘.‘.. l '
t -r 429% d rni-i l'y down tli . hall. Mr Roth
nuixl toil ‘\\ll|.‘; as host. tic could. Tticy pascl
out at on" of tho si‘lo d rots to“ uni ‘l‘rcmont
s: icct. and in a Very short ttiiic apt's‘arol in
thcrcar of (in: o ond balcony lloro .‘lr.
[hump ‘aiisol liv-l’ -rc a young occi-
\\‘ll0lll llv‘ pit-sol his hands. nu. {brim-Without
ltz‘stlaYlUH, pi‘isliol rnpi-lly f—-i'\\'urd t i the
staiiic and Itl’\).l;llt out tho pa ikago. Tho ar—
ocl‘e rapidly ro delivered. the only
t:i.iity at to tho i~crson from whom h: took
Ill“ all to.
lain-lo \\:tti ‘lll an) :liysicnt milita't. in .
Kcuunrd '
. clcancd for fourtccti year,
, Wonderful \ynt-kli. III“.u
Afr. Bishop ti~‘xt ropcritel his foot of rcad- :
i
in; tho iiiiinb ‘r on a i onocalml bank note
Ill.‘ co :iiiiittzx- who but conunittcd it to mo 1:-
1 our; n - loss a tiguro than l\.i:tu.7‘.£l.
Kcunzirilslatcd to the auction-o that ho
thought it “as d :0 Mr. Bishop to say that
It “as an oucolinfiy ditticnlt lost. :
.\lr. :
unholy lint Iii‘nsolf had over soonthc numb Ar ’
of that nulr‘ till ho had produced it in the -
ball. as it was posh from the treasury.
'I in) closing test was with I‘rofmior Lyon
of Harvard. who wrote upon thé back of'the
tila ‘kt Gard n word. a language unknown to
.‘dr. Bishop an i unsocn by him \\'it’.i in~
tinito labor Mr. Bishop. still with his eyes
bandaged. wrote upon tho (at 9 of the haunt.
in view of the nudoncersm almost oxa:‘t w-
prodnction of tho channels, which was As-
syrian. This was tho closing test. It is but
fair to say that Mr. Bishop was sue cmnt in
ovcry one of his attcn. its. with a single or-
copliou. an! that was no to the fact thathis
directions were not complied with. Evident-
ly tli: Ioliovcm in music reading Will have
to rcrczso their theory.
Viriiiiutnxn'rs.
xnw roux. 4-3
Bee-f cattle. good to prime 1 w 6 (a 7.1.3
Calves, cozu‘n to prime vents 6 fl 9
Shoe . . . . . .............. . ' u; 4};
Lani . . ........... at: T
«I {if
. .. ............ (gr 7
Flour—Ex.§t..g\xxitofaucy 3 4. (ti; 3 'Ju
“'cst, good to choice 3 95 (m 5 It)
Wheat—No. 2. Rod ......... 87W; 39
Ryc——State. ................. 575“. 5.
Burley—Four—mwed State. . . rt; 76
Corh ~4an ixed ...... 45 (a {T 3‘
()nts—“’ mu- sute ..... 33;; a; 36
Mixed “’estarn ....... 33 at 85
Hay—Med. to R: Tiinothy.. . 70 (£9 90
Straw—No. 1. yo. . . . ...... 50 (a 63
Inrd—CityStenm..........633 @675
Butter—State Statutory. . . . 2 (Q 2?
Dair 7. . . . . ......... 255 g :3
\‘l’cst. 1m. Creamery :5) (It ‘23
Factory ............ 13 (d 16
Cheese—State Factor) . 3 (it 125‘
Skims .............. 5)th II ,
' .rn ........ .. ll ('3 123..
Eggs~State and Penn ...... . -— (4; 25
Sh gifrum 7 4 oo
aetfloodto oice...... 2 ":5 (it
Lam ‘ “'estern. ...... .. 4 00 (d 5 02)
Steers—“'estem ............ 3 50 «it 4 00
Hogs—GoodwChoice You-ks 4 15 Q2 4 ‘5
Flour—(3‘ ground n. process 4 '5 (it 5 lo
Whaat—. o. 1. Han! Duluth. —- (Q Slés
Corn—No. 2. Hixed New. . . . —— (g 3691'
Oats—No. ‘2, Mixed ‘Wertern — f 307;.
Burley—Two-rowed State. . . —- —
Busros.
Becf~Good to choice . . . . . 7};@ 10
Hogs—Live. . . . . ........... Slum 6
Northern Dressed. 63.33; 7};
Pork—Ex. Prim per bbl...10 ah @ll 00
_Flour—“'inter eat pnt‘s. 4 7:1 (r; 5 13
Corn—High Mixed ......... . 51 (i; 51 lg
Oats—Extra White. . . Q 39 (Q to
Rye—State . ...... (30 (Q A 65
WATBRTo“ (MASSJ CATTLE HARE“.
Beef-Dmssed Weight....... 4 (i; 7 25
Shag-Live weight; ......... — (i; 4%
Lam . . .> ....... . .......... . 4%@ 5
Hangs—Northern, d. w ....... — (i; 5};
' Pmunmmau.
Flour—Penn. exfnmily,good 2 50 (g. 3 00
Wlmt—Nm2,Red.......... —— g 345;
Rye—Sum"... ...... -— (Q X
Corn—Stithellow. .. . . . . . . 3—3 3 at}!
Bu r—Crc’unory tn 1’: 29 0 an
Chem—N. Y. MM" -- O 13%
BUDGET OF FUN.
HUMOROUS SKETCHES FROM
VARIOUS SOI‘RCES.
.«\ Juvenile lnf‘crcncc-A “'1‘"-
Wt'orked Scheme ~— But t unless-v
The Same Old Rook—Afraid
OT the Cars. Etta. Etc.
“)lothcr.“ said a little llockland girl.
looking up from her book. "n In: docs
trans Atlantic nicanr"
“0h. acroris tho Atlantic. of own a.
Don‘t bothcr me. you make me forgot Ill)
count.“
“Does trans always mean across
“I suppose it docs. If you don‘t stop
bothering m;- with your questions: you‘ll
go to bed.“
“'I‘hcn docs transparcnt nic:in a cross
parcntt“——-Ii‘otl'(aml L'uim'er.
;u
A \\’eIl-\\'orkod Scheme.
“Don‘t you like jelly cake with {rest
ing on top, Mr. h‘cathcrlyz" inqiiircd
Bobby.
“Uh. yes." laughed Fentlicriy. ‘ but I
thought that I had csicn .‘ooui all the
“Wonder if the cufcrr‘s ulcap. _Hc
don‘t seem to see tbs fellow signaling
him to all out.“ remarked the party
who ha first noticed the man‘s mo-
tions.
The othcis lookcd. .
_“Pull out." caustirnlly responded one
who wore a ping llill._ “iiucss you don‘t
know much about railroading. Those
motions mean to back up."
Before tli-.- other Cit‘dld frame an sn~
swgr sutlicicntly iroiiicnl to suit. his
friend’s cvid: nt lack of mvntal strength.
the min with the ctr-clad suit spoke
up: ‘ .
“\Ycll. if you follows d 1ft. make me
tired: 'I hit signal llll':lIl< tint he wants
to rutr the croSsing. :in i forthc engineer
to go nhcad :i littl ~ way.“
7 “Jim." p'ttroni “only observed the
man who hadn‘t :‘ sp: kcn: “you‘re a
tint-class canvaswr. but wit-n you get
into 3 sulijcct like this yoii‘rc away otI.
Pull out: thick iip' t m. crossugl 0.
pshaw‘. It‘s as {find as dnylight that
the play i\ for tho ciigiiiccr to kick the
train ovcr into tlic n--xt hack.“
“May be _\'nll :t-Eiuws think I ain‘t got
scare -ly any scu c: ‘ lellllflnf'iy re-
mzukcd tho plug h :t man. "I say he
wants to have the tr.iir— inickcd up."
dessert I ought. However. sincc Bobby
is so polite about it, Mrs.
continued the young man, I believe full
may-give me a small piece of the wily
cake.“
”All right. said llnliliy, “and I it have
1 could have :1 "
somc. too. .\!: snir‘t
piece if she had to cut into it ff.\«lf
l'urol‘ Sim. ' .
Buttouloss.
“Now. as an instinct: ut‘ the usclcss-
ticss of sonic rctpiircniciits of ‘ "iion."
remarked lill Jon .‘. to a c: not at
Thompson‘s grorcry. Knit
two humus 0n the bark of a man‘s LOLlI.
Of what use are thoy!‘
“\‘cry truc." rcplicd
balk Smith.
“but I think pcoplc are becoming iiioz‘c .
sensible by dent-cos. Unly today i any
a coat Whit It had no buttons. at all.“
“\Yliati not even down the front:
“Not a button.“
“Was it lin‘shcdi" .
“Yes. tinisiicd uni in use."
"\tht kind of a coat was i :‘
“A coat of pal t." Turban.
The Same Old Rock.
There once livcd in a neighboring
town a well to do Iiishmzin wlii kc' '
grocerysturc. Ilc i'ar‘ei his lins .
by purclinsin: liii: cotton. In p..ckiii;
and billing: this cotton on one occasiuzi
he made bold to include a grin-Is'onc.
This little was forwardid to (‘liarlcsinxr
where it was so‘d sud part of tin: pru-
cccds uscd to p‘irchnsc a hogsiioad of
sugar. It so'linppem-d that the man
from whom the sugar was unit-rod “as
. the purcliascr of the "mixed pickcd‘
balm I‘robiiig around \\i:li his cotton
gimlct. he found the g'i .tl‘lOll". and at
once proCccd-wl to bury it in th . hugs-
hcad of sugar. In doc ti 3 c :t was rc
tuincd to the grower Months afzcr
son. who ua~
als - his clerk. was scooping sugar 0 it of
the hogshrad. ho struck som thing: but
l'ncovoiizsg it. he found :1 grinddone.
and cnllcd his father‘s :ittciitiuu to it.
”Faith, 'tis the Sim-cold rik” the
old man cxcla :ucd. “Hemiiiilicr Home.
stifuttuu.
.‘frnid of the Cars.
hp at l'int ‘r. .V. II .'lll".’i}l§3 ffzmo :s,
stuttcring pair. luck \\" :1 ani .l.m
t‘liasc. both cxcrllc'd til u: ~. oi oi: on
“11:1 Ill:
has a tC‘l’iuiil . tltin «s {ll :1 r. i'.‘; 3: cp it a
long: tiiiic iroii.il~l_. .
tint: day t‘lnst- was I mi tilt;
d~p\~.t ~platzortn. a. tor a_ lasliun of l: s:
gassltinlzf with :i group of tow
of tlwsc lot 1' lift a vt'ucmltlc silvcr
watch that lie Wis making :i STEAK its;
about.
“That 'orc wa'ch,“ 51rd iic. “h is icon
runnin' in 11]} \icskt l“ kc: goin‘ on t ,
thirty {our year \Vitlltllll varyin‘ a min.
Always right on the tick. llzllti 9. lmr.
,\‘t-\'cr not-tli
no rcgiiiatin‘. The sun has rose and s it
by it so long that ‘twonldn‘: rise at ail if
this ‘x to. watch was to stop, A? yc hey
-\
>1:”" v
‘nt 3 t‘
. to do is to Wind licr icg‘lar A:
"ire w w wa‘wo
said ( lizisc.
The other gr I cl it out and handed it
that
"L-l i-iiixzio sec
. I . . .. ; over to thaw. “ii i clan id at i: a mo.
turoiuh lac ting-ravioli pi‘o-Iii-oi on nun by ’ ‘
burnt and thin pat it :4 his car. Iiis
countcnnn c di 1 no: change as he pt-r-
ccivcd that tho rcm able tim ~picc--
,which tho “sun row ' id 5 it" by hid
stoppod and was silvnt as tho grziv
Just atrtliat moment a pisscn;
came rushing into the stain-n.
“Hello. Ike. w-w-wlint‘s the matter
with her.“ said (hair. as he handed
back the watch. "Is she af~ivfccicd of
the k~k-kecrs§"-—l§os*.»;. 1.1.2.1...
The Turtle and tho Goat.
A turtle who was Sunning buns f on
the banks Of a stream (spied a float ap~
preaching him, Assuming a tone of
commiscration, he addressed the anions:
thus:
"How much happier is my lot than
yours! I have nothing to Do but lie
here I‘ntil I am tired. and then ic.n
jump in and Take a swim if I feel like
it. But you Have to hustle Around all
day to Get a living. out a Mighty poor
one you Get}
mation by Mankind: but you, thanks to
the rofessional Ilnmurist, are a thing
For t 2 Slow. unmoving finger of s on:
to get In its work at. I Must say —“
Ilcrc the Turtle‘s remarks were tilt
Shoxt by the szddcif appearance upon
The Scene of a l cst‘iursnbkccper. who
quietly Scoopcd him in, observing.
"I regret to be obit-red to Intt‘l'fllpl
your (‘OHICY‘MZi-fifie.‘ bu My Customers
hnppiarss is paramount to A ll other con-
siderations. and antlesteak is in big
Demand at one dollar and twenty-five
cents a Portion."
“Just: so.“ soliloquired the Goat. as
tho Iiestsuranbkeepcr Amblcd away.
1’.
train
headless 0f the Turtle's rcmomtrancos: .
“and while you, my L‘nfartunstc frignd,
are Humming your haughty spirit I pan
the Gridiron. I shall be gumboling from
rock to rock in full Possessiond‘f beav—
en‘s most Precious gift. Liberty. "The
Humorist, ags'nst Whom I cherish No
wimos’ty. will make me the: subject of
Harmless Just. and the Poet. will continue
to celebrste my achievements in Immor-
tal \ e se '
Just then the Goal: was (Stabbed by c
Butcher who had approached Unseen,
and who remarked : ' ’ .
"You are exactly the kind of quadrm
pod I have be it Looking for. It I mis-
take not, you “’ill sell for 3 Prime Arti-
cle of Lamb.”
And he thereupon dragged the Cost
home and Slaughtered him.
Monsi..—A haughty Spirit gathers No
Most—Puck.
Railroad. Signals.
Thcm' were four of . them and théy
were firm friends. They were standing
near the fisgmsn’s shanty at: the Tenth
street crossing. when one of them caught
sight of s bnkemu who was going
through various iontortions on the top
otabox csrhslf wiydown thcyud.
Hendrix k‘. .. ‘
‘itixlli 3k: llit‘
...u,
I am Held in high Esti— ,
"And if any onc wants to tell me I'm
a wall—cycd idiot. ic- iicv-dzi't insinuate;
Iui right liere.‘ the int man who hat
5 sp ‘Iit'll said warm‘y :is he u'owcrod on
the others. "I so tli isc signals mum: to
pull out."
' "And maybe Someone Wdllu to tell
me I'm a liar wlmi I .- i_v tlicy nicm cut
thc trossing.” hotly nun d the chi-ck
su t inn-i. '
Tlictlaginan, minic'c-i by the exi‘itod
remarks. saiiiitcrci up. and on cat 'hing
. sight of him all ‘c. 12' :ip‘ ‘let‘il to him to
'rt-fvrcc tli- .picszinzi. tic lookcd up in
ilicdircdion of tic ;; st‘cuinting man.
'_ and as an cxp;c~sic l disgust in mtlcd
, his I« atorcs llt' n-m k - l: .
‘ “lliini “'3‘ tli.i! t‘ ul’s just a fiirtin‘
with one of the t'lt:l!tlbt: maids in tip: 5:.
.laiiics. Ilc “
lint they henrd n» l.:"l"C. Foch muved
01‘; iii a ilitlcrcxit tiZ‘cc ion. and from that
i lionr‘thcy were 5w.) n cncmics. ——I.’v.‘!‘r.i3,
.thet.
Hunting the Antelope.
! A Fort Kcogli Jitiiit .iizij. icttcr t 1 the
Philadelphia 1'1".” s i;.s: “'heii a band
'of nun-lope: soon: o: you they run
across the: wind for about :00 or Lulu.“
yards. and than (13.2! i run straight up
the “Ill-l. ’I‘hc spooks are victims at
intcn-sc curiosity, and at times haw
wa kcd straight in: . «loath—traps, all the
whiie knowing and s. rain: danger. y 2
so unbounded is tnc r t iiiiusity to In\‘€i~
tigzitc strange and ll‘ usual ohects that
they nrc uiiahlc to \Yl’lirliulil the icinptn
ti -n toiock a little th't‘iwr and satisfy
this“ truly ft-mininci ; uct. .\ lltl'iltfl'
infnil knowledge it t. is tailing cizlicr
tings tlicm of sticks \\'.‘l ds in?! his hat
while rmwling. So ozig as no. sort:
and parti. niarly ii t :i (I rsta (11hr): will
not run. but nie~ . y bound a for: stop!
his tinic. that h it. 0: else run around
the strange objcc: in :i circle firm if
Sci-ntod. though u it s -cn. ant lo_cs will.
wan: to know two z- .1 out you and tho
Ob} CI of your \l~:2 Indore liking It;
tlicir lice 5. ‘,\ti ox: ciicnt time to
hunt~ tlicni is us: in: no sunset and
. ohcn about to scol. r \cr or a bid. (let
to all: loownrd a d irtvvccn'dlicm and
the sun when the .Iliik‘.’ is about to \lrup
behind thc iiilis; Ilit‘ll w:i k slowly
toward the: 1v: v ' ‘Eitt'm an ititm a»
possibly. I . .. . ,.I t‘uct‘c is lit :3
dzmgcr of a ilnl‘l‘it l? c - or of nightft‘ar
this iarii‘ti . :13? :mi::: zittcd with so (I:
kc :i c)" szgiit. in"
21151-33 _- mat
is b New: thcm
_ ”man,
.p.
/.
\
. tlic suz . I .izu‘e
often :ippmacxnl t : ‘liiii lint yard~ of
a inn-i by ' . . t ecti. s aimed.
lizitla‘n wi ' - t _ liic windward.
iikc tlicir cons» n t c :i:-t- hips: handy.
but tln-y nil: st zyi 1:4 chh f Olirhl.t‘~5
as s.:n bi.fl.ltt"~~. .\ .crl It I rncl ~‘tiirt is
r\trcmcly ‘lzl‘t‘it‘ -“ n_: t i the outrigc.
nE-o :1. red Iltln‘ik re ‘ or anything else
cf 1; i rinison li .c \ . :. rii’c Ill; s9 animals
bro“ so in stun i {minis of if'y or s-xty,
and if in largo r mitt-is :imo: g the foot-
lii-l~. on the o; on iv! ’ a-r eiscwhcrc.
a Cl is: l‘X’dllll‘ttt'i n ..2 discnvc-r them to
iic cough-:itd in' \ s-t .ilicr groups of
tour or the tituczi. 1"; .itlll i the inliiii
' ‘ ai :ittl . __t then»
it'd}.
.i it‘. ki‘cii (“u-tli . ,
'l‘lwy no in .11. cl an out. hands
no. and an
' I
it“!
ilaliitv :i. a lady in :h‘i:
, . as it may sat-m. 2t
crippled n .im :1 i~. u' rtti;-t‘ .rs to be. Ill‘.)
lit-clost 0t thorn all. as ln- :rcncrsllv takes
[11‘ liad. the wind; bind following
< whither he 3.; es.
How Cor-cans “‘ch Their Hair.
It lottcr from t orczi t i tho Now York
Pas? says: If thirc i. any tenure which
points to the cumin in origin of the
(blame. the bottom. the Japanese. and
oiirnwn Sorth .\ttl€"‘i(‘tll Indians, it is
not the on:‘ usna I; pointcl out vtho
high checkbnncsw s . much :is their long.
straight. black hair 'l‘iic t‘oreans hcre.
too. on railway lictw'ccu the flaps and
(‘hinesc in tho way or worring the hair.
The Japanese hayo t..c§r hair cut short—-
n i: so short as "“0 .lnn-ricsus poihzips.
lint SITE they do [tr-I \\ car tlic cuc The
t‘hinese. is is will known share all the
head except the (itc‘icck. and vro .r that.
as long as it will grow in a braid down
the lack. iBy the way. has any any
pointed out thc fact that the 3'0th
American Indians slzsxc all but the scalp-
lock. and that this may point to a com
nection in origin b tween them and
the t'clestialsii The (‘ozcan neither cuts
nor shares oft his ha r. bct wcars all his
hcsvy. b‘ack. straight lorks in a braid
down his back until he is engaged to be
married, nnd thou it is dressed into I
knot whi It looks llk‘sa little horn on
the top of the h -a while around the
head a h tir cap w iii no crown is pressed
down over the forehead. The last is s
» painful ufl'sir at first. and when it. is 're~
amovcd for the purpose of dressing the
. bnir it leaves a iu-riiisnent crease an
ieighth of an inch in depth. The pain
:at first: must be extreme. but they say
. that all feeling of inconvenience is soon
ost.
“A Bee in “is Bonnet.”
Having “a bee in his bonnet ‘ is nu ex-
pression that we bear frequently ems
pluyed during times of political excite-
meat.
the little insects that. are the joy of the
npinrist's heart- There are two explana—
tionspf its origin. In ancient times the
connection bctwcen bees sad the will
. was generally maintained. and Mahomet
admitted been to pandi e. The ancients
spoke of souls as bC-S. Home it was
that the moon was called s bee by the
priestcsses of Ceres. the goddess of :sg—
ricnlture. and one who had bccome t In-
natic or moonstruck was said to have
“bees in his bend." Nowadays we spunk
of aman. for instance, as luring the
.Prcsidentisl bee in his bonnet. although
we do not mean to lusinustc that he is It
sll lacking mentslly.
Another explanation of the origin of
the term is founded upon the fsct that
the Anglo‘Saxons csrricd a. jewel or or-
Vnunent in their caps. which was known
by the name «if “beta." But tbs! sort of
a bee could not but, and so. therefore,
I am inclined to credence in than
first; theory I lure given—mph“
New;
1
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But it bears little reference to‘
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