Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1875, Page 1

THE EVENING . ft ix gctnally PUBLISHED DAILY, Su: ial 4T THE STAR BUILDINGS. ack Penasylvania Avenue, cor. Mth St. i BY ‘ The Evening Star Newspaper Company, aie SM. KRAUKPMANN, Prowt. peieties at Tex Ces «on Ee [ental Fock Cnst= Pru x . / + cat it imposes upon these assessors a duty witeh je for them to perform. ito show nhorAe ® n point of jem it © eral wa Kind © his law ought mited. [t fs not Fou, gentleny rstand it better thay: aw which ast rey Cee 67 moms THE WEE C8 O08 ewe france ev ; uf - _ at ont ee eeeee 0 it veseiore 1 WOR. 45—N2, 6,871 VW ASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1875. I > if the law were ph owyll >ERSON - { = Ani the cleciemetahnes ees Sach ushiesa ies = . todo with tts peti where EVENING STAR. | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR, | THE PERSONAL TAX LAW. bieMovinp eps seventies Ret | Ain Got ™” an. feittacae atte ea! tae sree weet ene : ees —_>—_ | Imterview Between the District Com. | ah wii peed nesta engine -oWned or held in trust, or otherwise. sisiera tio * aN | © Citize {attention which its im Subject to taxation under the provisions D's OPERA = i VYING THE OLD MAN A CHANCE. P . | ft the opel tis act. The Commissioners have a by FORD'S OPERA ROUZE Washington News and Gossip. € Committee. se pani or thud tiie mata bonals, dents of trast. a0 Tr eee, = ae aoe will « eS, €1 Ei ¢ CSENCROSS TOMS REVENUE.—The feecipts to-day . an i . A Fall and Free Discussion. | SI : om oo eee Y te ONLY were Se 165. HOW HWE IMPROVES IT, The Objectionable Schedule. Kesoleed $i Blog pint fags ip ee the provisions of this act. ARE WELL CONT ERE THE RECEIPTS from eustoms to-day at the | siowere of the District of ¢ ow what is t of taxation Provisions of this act, and wi those subjects defined’ There | : Treasury departn Remarks ty Prominent Cit as. Me ce even tem ont were # — ME. BEECHER ON THE STAND. SURILEE SINGERS ; Y ete rien one Grant are expected == Governor Dennisows Reply. oe oe their ecg See roe foreturn to a@hington to-morrow eyven- ., —— = | hed upen subject we e In thiseity. prierte their retarn t Earope,at the | [OF y appointzent, at 11 o'clock yestertay, | Gan Be Bad wpe i ike prow CONGREGATION AL ie, ee HIS TESTIMONY TO-DAY. the Commissioners of the Distr spree. | Gfecting pecoual propery. in possession, and credits, THE AMOUNT of nati those denominations, in the Dustric ceived at th WEDNESDAY EVEN 1 bank notes re- —— ent at their rooms, when the cor Remarks by Mr. W. 8. Cox. Treasury to-lay for redemp- at the citi Mr. Cox said: The ee nn? | mittee, gentl lamb) Now does it mean a thing wh ath Reservedt ern tion was = PRESIDENT GRANT IN NEW YORK. wo to the pera | bave depnted me to aet as their moa here tr whieh ish als “ ; iad | piece to give exp jeaxton to their erat | mare . to exp ISS FLORENCE SCHLIECKER’S HWE SENATORIAL EXCURSIONISTS en ——§_e———_ 4 views on the subject of this law, and thoagh | struction. We say tha M CONCERT route for Mexico, arrived in New Orleans | THE SCAR DAL TRIAL = eee If at fin} prepare! to do so, I shall pro- | shape of personal property th ae eS cf ate : ih t ec te om INP AD. Mesers. John T. ¢ ' ceed todischarge th vas sstean. The | longs to et of Col « ave t ; sesteniag. The report that yellow (vr |S | Crowded Court Room to hear Beecher | \!°""'~ 1 Pasins: Scan 3 resolutions which seem pertinent to these sag evening gh @ what my tor WILLARD HALL, idemicat Key West ant New York, April 2—The corridors of the | VO‘ Gt aw ecdings are the last two. 5 poe “ss the possibility of its existence Ercoklyn ¢ity court room were fille! this ; J0hn W- Thompson, Win. A. r hat we ve . makes the party yxuuse, with es holding t Ss for th ent. Gustavus Lausbu given to said ta } play Pradent< Fan. | SoMewhat against their proceeding fa im es ome the Phe Tne Grant Parish Case—The arzu- | MISS BRYAN will «ing a Brindisi. from Galathe | ment in the Grant parish ease. involving the | by Victor Miexe stitutionality of the enforeem iSs JEAN y hs aac the ontinued before the Suprem: ted States yesterday by Hom to obtain adrmitta is to fill the three hundred n the room had ¢ y The namber ree Was very great] the previous day. Ti was also enla 4 Wim. Balt of the District of € be app: inted ps. in the ir ts, if you choo: mei nuel Bar G. Emer Messrs M. W. Mitchell, J. G TR. gress can be had ny te-t agai Taw a That until t the eutyect * nent of the provisios Hecting personal property inereased over t Plymoufh gati tconsistet of im: horse and » a a under this Low; bat sup; cd a Remarks by Mr. John T. Given. | inson for the defenaants, and | the chief members of the church. The plata- Mr. on examinin: the law, we find t across the river, and m5 Attorney Generai Williams. | : st in att : 4 dived upon the city on the tirs - ot the law tt is District of ¢ ye to the ent se appoin' he prep The appx been made, THE CASE of the Baltimore and Ohio rail- road company vs. the state of Maryland, in- | PARTS and WR EB- | volving the question of liability of the | brand Triv tor Pins ¥ to pay to the state one-fifth of its | for the transportation of passengers Washington bran nupin the § Jernoon. upon the er nit failest property in t itso inthe » when the law use It is her belong here. S: itseems t things whic! which or emen. ; p meeting of citiz ir. Evarts intro i on last Monday _ S$. Minister to Franc ‘eilson, who gave himaseat on t longside of the assist al of the United ker of the house of repre cupied i Sex of schedules fi abet as: is net the subject of fi ection whatever. Tie only te fore, whieh seers tome to be open pere, is th comps! recely gentler = ONE POLLAR had at tee to carr e Mobon’s bookstor with vou ent the views trot do be. by A SPRCIFIC ¥ al SUBIECT OF F SCHEDULE. ao abe to bs t upo oart oul fort ment in the Grant pari ony putesedd at a 1 | ch isan lator tat Seen chery, ea Diatet cand nok Be the berformance. E Lineola Mail. tast ae eta dia lah i ofColumbia. Take, for tock ot copiers Mak REGHGNE— EMS Gex. Betiers n explicit den bate tly by your honorable Boanl of ( adise of a merchant } on the 1th i NGAGE 3 abthe troth of ihe yablistied story that he me mien wanton Inissioners 1 itis to that sub It is to be ase ft ee, though’ she may have tress m ri ee | propose briefly to CEN EN OOS See Oe | connate) in 2 cane tore for pro} atterwan hear the mitdle of | first place, we wish to disetaim i ten days tt han fa EXT rty seized for the U I think I can only give the sub- Se ont: 4 tO SEK Bi to disrezay earricd out of tt HOUSE, leans. when he w fled about Given, WS eutot this law. 7 nthe mamerons re~ | THe sz : Tastor. Juana i. | Would not be swe: « eeot € 1 A. Cook, Samael at ¢ S geenens aie cate #. Merzeroti ant en in Was poses >it pplication were nev ple until the whieh sibilit ecinted by t of your sce sought he that such expre AS KISSLNG DsEREY TWIS r T e men ¥ MATINEE SATT ror Us OPERA HOUSE. AN ENTIER CUANGE OF ENTERTAINME FOR THE LAST NicnTs CAERNCEHKOSS & DIVE MENS CROWDED AND FAcdt wie appt party completely subune of opinion, and a AICAT; ni ORS EXDFessi yse Who were at that om si 1 PX i aad | ion of its t tad fact of noior which was a | ere fed to beli pet Of this bux, iatuw, is som THE MORTAR h are iyins in tae | ton at ect 1 do not recol rakcin re Ist of Nove hte % veorpora Ss a th nt New Or stnude the sab ben w It ma at a morte folum ax winch it d from taxa I rewnsy ‘Ti ere are Vicks TORS OFFICE nm nm FRIDAY EVEN visit while Mus. ¢ ut s.0e) more to be erected at but all will b within miu | samount to | was S100,000, 1th ndrec tor ner speaking ertule people, say ‘ nd We Will hold your hails tot But from the « that ensued in Congress upon the adopt this claus: of that bill, the people—our pe are under the impression, you design to vemennbe: a much larger revenue. “If itis tod » Mr. Rict esent: Phave no | revenue of about $100,000 from that s Weaiisation oimabt sin the | this be your o ea, 1 thik. T Mik Dit | conld give you tour peo ised pon personal property too, When a tax of =! on P dbiscussion the exist w feverat Key Wi et on the part of vigil to prevent its spr. on issued through ti avy department to I vanot would not oat pat would ehe y : 4 ry preeantions on ship board, p - at mil nol Sis ot | SUeTinter Assessments axes of larly with vessels lying in th ; it appears UY said District, assess the vale all the real W. Barun b tween the ports in the PUD EAELO OL . ae oe ox i ot believ ; tlemen that a than hess visits my man ner was muc < ia my own f kept an open hospitable house and wed their friends the utmost fr children were almos shal] stnte yhe kept ua {tnat the BAST the most That, not mec Ibe ait cited And it son of the y is required to your) rw jew this mor Pexercised to pi tending into the southern ports. Ia view o. report of the existences of the fever at vana and M:xieo, the friends of these ing is to € expediency the propr ue. If so it cas ry visits. ea or would it is Schone Harris composing the Senatorial excursion t nds of trast, rm pL REM omi bes €n route to Vera Craz, resident in this city. the ng for the f ve that for the present the trip will be a . , ore numerated. Now, Uneques- eee oned, and the excursionists retura | ferent of hooks rt t | rises, towhat qras MN, of Theotore Tilion. | (Sensatioy. . aoe E. =e SPD PIE Pilton’s manner of speaking of her ly every Tur WEEKLY STAR, now re ntaine c : : fineneed Congre s kind a mag eulogistie, and when sie ex trial; the + reports of the E spelling | clesed x religious difierenece bet» rriving txt book=, when I say 5 the personal tax meeting at Lineo!n | Was surprised, RX is Uni versa — = tie floods; the mine strike riot THE STRIKING MINERS, i rry out the ST tthe | Tal aud local storie: i news, poem! sket + ‘authors, oF Pb iadaae ia ed = pees quiet ora moment i mito dispute. The | joes subject late ease, s : taiey hb orig ‘ = FAs quite: ly willing to submit toa ta xation, in terms, «ce of teas a ao et famil aah durine ing at Shn- s Hing to submit toa tox t rms. deeds of trust, my > the no aring the c Nellie St &. Ryan, we do for mok uts along neh roads. At was posted at Dr, ry that_no man or boy should 22 cous OF the law is to inqut INV! STION THE LAW MAKING DY ry single eopic rts coll gran :" - -s0-- — directly th _ rae De LOR A, except engineers art 1 Th prevent : ca ertivar fey NATIOSAL THES TER, used on the Witness n ag Toco i beg of aoe pd that a!t forma i treatin asso VEFEK O . curgus I cha ing them, were. frigute away with you wi for that pur- | 4, wiry is, wh NE WEEK ONLY is brother, Clinton, on trial pose, M y Commit! id t MONDAY, APRIL 37 t Litth brother ot be E very ki ater in evaded i CoP PTURN VISIT OF Tile FAVORITE non the stand result tothe mines tn | tor t t “ rg tod DUPREZ & BENEDIT’S cure in the g looled by aceum tion to w stool by lawye rue t8s the vone by C SNTHO PAMOLS MINSTRELS. > be peo sar ag setae » terms of the ms. If i at a AN or the pro m3 obie spa um the creaits of the ly, itis asserted “ito put th THE PRESIDENT ol ask that it shali be Mr. Wil Numerous ¢ Ine Of his real estate, bu by M New ¥! Of opinkk ity of ped ‘or indir they should testify | party still amithe Mr. Sartoris left for Philwteiphia, bat will | rm to-morrow. Among the 2 s Yersion of th vain t © Sate 7 : 4 Jaded. \TINER SATCRDAY, vh'eh killed his brother President to-day were Colle | py of the : in possess Mr. 1 ook —How wit rst OS coe m the bands of Lyeurgus whilst his eld . Hon. Thomas M pted at the mu Hee aaa te etene a Sci, Ebaendneens ow lin the * ° tert brother, Columbus, was endea - A committe which we wi fH ehoses in possesion oe F At L propose nuaking to you geatle- - of it; that there gislatir cousiveration. propriately w. There appeal to | men, videss you sucull prefer that I mall 4 ae z . room a ql n rs see Una dot we J ATIONAL THEATER tl Th to see Ui esolut THIS pOUBI THE PARIS AND NEW ORK SUCCESS OF -i 1s7 * Whereas the Congress of the United xia j 35 it enn be ; % = > 7 a ontE Teeent cession. pi apport « the GIROFLE-GIROFLA! ably that morning be EUROPEAN NUWS. Suvernawent of the D atabie Ln : eee to be AVE keptit upduring the day Francis Joseph. even gst ee i. en i Y ebos [P in action, o1 debis dac to tio1 i ight, and ¢ day ori —The . aX tupen all real and pers: pert invalid Dine * ction, OF n rh cme ip Pepe oe Segre Lk Hs Phere trict: aud whereas sald law, in the mod ir pre. | Althou ‘ con Dok several doses of opi scribes for the levy of such tax i prop pers preegriiorn cities an 8 ners inquest fs | Siasin. flail disclounee of i rinens niaire of | Surplsed it it turns out tial the whote t ey hh will by h varies ver: y The Gustay Ontrage. citizen im their minnt ander altidavit, ns really } wh “l to be raised a. Br from bis statement before the court to-day BERLIN, April 2.-It is stated that Spain Impose an obligation most dihicult to be | TNT aicn tris noth matical N he ts rot responsible for, and that he was not | has repeatedly requested Germany to order tay di anscends the ast linet a oar f iret tim: Wash na cor ita attime. The | its war vessels to bombard “Zaraaz for the ‘ vasegater . ato the LE COKALIE GEOFFKOY, examina fiber was kept up tay outrage, but Germany has refused to the same as | y. to subm tomas 2 leading Paristvn th by the r ithont elleiting acry- use in the ¢ “A | Possess 5 refare, this: Uaat t NTINE MINELU thi e than that given abo: innocent persons wou ines me « be | Columbia, is the class of prop ic a in the schetu: eS ——— += great ax formerly levied ws | be sail to be nently in the District, y the: “y entered r Dy thi ; | not that whieh is fluctuati 1 vared to se- reonvenicy : : ee 5 ident df. th euch which caterpry rs ofth ing and d exempt from’ United States. isez alt bond: the st Mouitie perishable andy - | cure, with great propriety ; iit Simply that which we know | Would IL. bet be prope f ; has a perm: Tr aSUry Noles, pencer A. Heath’ S of the tr r to pi Mr. death. ae sre A of the United St intained bet cpiheane ¥ calls are le at the treasury forsuch | of Mareh 31, he says: “The coroner's jury P and rs nerd Now ‘ 1] ages, Which to curr «tual ditention, aed more milin 7 nelled yesterday ning to ascertain | wealth pvernor Dennison. is the point? point, thi especially wnen U is rs them- : i i treasurer is not her: u use ofthe death of Spencér A. Heath, | reali hpoere mets “fh ot know as I yet itexactly | shouki not be imposed upon the fall v solve pt be assumed to have iotendet and we have no mo! It is statel by | as-embled this morning at his late residence. ‘and dollars 1 am expi and tl the mortgaged property, sion woult be imprac- | prance itself. The view whieh I sug that is whi those who have drafts that as soo K aid Erie Raitroat company p y hhas been properly, perhaps, A large number of ¢ n exceedingly Ingulsitoriat, ys | tendance, and man izens were also in at- st with Exservet seats 80 conte © Witnesses summoned. ; resant to a description of the pers: sere! oe seamerred sente m ccate extra. aback and due taxes, which itis ex- | Drs. Fairfax and McWhorter conducted the | Sanat ry bern of the J property which is now exempted by the | y piercing and penetrating, property which the law latendel, Tthink.is | [asealbly & very pl “ Porfoburated by the fact that any other view | [AW Should becarried out liberally and freely. jp aay Sr Neo pected to do this week, drafts will be paid at | post mortem examination. That death was 5 thereof, wonkl render its of the United States. * y tire act of Congress cut. warraatel by | of 1862, which I the counter of the state treasury Ido vot think it will be wrong for the Com- The short- | caused by poisoning, probably laudanuim, | oppressive than is. iu our = oe = ss — t ve amore specific ret- 158 NOT PRACTICABLE, ol ” le Oup No.) ON KXUIBITION anv BALE |New No | ness of the treasury operates very grievously | appears beyond doubt. | But whether aden. | the leticr aud spirit of the act lu. the follow en erence to—seet. Statutes. | as you will see by reference to the clause de. | paiguers to thrown their own fe wy na wns, PORTE | ag qiage, | Op the managers of some of the soldiers’ or- | stered by himself or some other person ts yet | “Meg erher particulars towit |) | thatact says: “2 ‘Treasury | tinlug the duties of the assessors: “The as- | thelrown purpose, ale Itt will tw any fore Be és LP Serects becom Dy ‘and 5 Psat phans’ schools. who have their accruing | a mystery. The stomach was removed and | tf tais wtiertas tive Ce sof the United | J | Roles, and other obligations of the United | sors shall. before the Ist of May, uader skit a itherel commmrertion toit. togive it. rors anore fe ows’ Hail, spring expenses to meet, their usual April | placed in a jar for future examination by States shall be exempt ro rom taxation inhond the direction of the Supe i of ‘ail 1 have “9 Qhotce Oil Paintings, Engravings. Chromos, &e. | Pyments to make, but who have been un- | analysis. ifdeemed necessary. The evidence ay Raee-yew Sor nindanalig tga won the ‘comutty the state, municipal, or local ad- Assessments and Taxes of said District, = eo iso, Inrgrat tuck of Paper, Window | able. up to this time. since January 1 to met | of Mrs, Heath was taken at much length. She ader ts So that this is the property whieh, | assess the value of all. the real’ | Pie scleed nil preserey te bo oneseent teak Bhates, Pictures, Frames. ure acd Tes- | ‘heir obligations for the reason stated. Itis | states thaton Saturday morning last she left nepromise ld thereby | in the terms of this law, is exempt from tax- 6 and ersonal property in said Dis- | the fact that the property to be assessed is Fynes. Nails, &c., in the District. the first Lime in many years that the state | in company with a young man named Quil- ir ed by its legislation. ation by the luws of the United States. Now, | trict liable to ttxation thereunay and | such as requires the action of your assessors [a Hanes seeotsbes Benne en Wenher. jetay | '7e8Sury could not meet drafts for the ordiu- | lan to go to her mother's and then to Wash- | ),505(/ Spiga upon the announcement that money was to | shall state the same separately," &c. Apply | toxive it a definite value, will ef itself exe <a — + Rhy | ory expenses of the government. ington to buy some goods From her moth- | \ijen. thomas hess gris oe sete beg ere that the of case of a changeable st ck Fd clude rty thathas an intrinsic value— = : F 2 yliss’ | 6 very 0 str : . 4 vt | ) Ce Tur Prensyivanta Locat Orriox Re- | Coat ioats: wnt thence ter Alexandet a oe Panerai te aon Stace pou oblige every mrcoant ca tas | Sparket, value, which the, asreror converted all the money he + ad into zovern- | first place you oblige every merchant to take r - = ment securities —Treasiiry notes whieh ure Stock on this day. to go teall that troable to Pooper Efe BB eeotegtiers J Cid pied gece ne zation, So un- | make out an inventory of his merchandise. — oS dertaie to Lax money in possession is really | [tis not his duty rp es hot be a subject ot assessment, Then there sit. Itis the daty ‘ va that assessed a thing impracticable.“ ‘The law can be | of the assessor to vaiue the property whe 1 it | tis egg gems oon hgh a LAw.—The failure of Governor Hart- rs ; pov mae ran‘t. of Pennsylvania. up to this date, ‘to Rh ret iy elon od rege npartndey’ Mba whiclea mort sign the bill repealing the local option law, | ner husband kissed her and bid her seodcewe | mest Palrably so ‘where creates much uneasiness among the liquor | and said that she woukl never see him alive FSA lyr a pel penite the Post and Departments. | Ine, and will be the source of much incon- | again, but she attached no importanee to his | “72a "That the emount Tan avoided without an evasion. Then the sume | jx scheduled by the owner. Now, then, the | ponds mortgages, 4 — wee they will be foal tray at se eatead | fanignee in the courts of April throughout | words because he had frequently made the | xt « particular day shall constitutethe barter tains | 1emark may be made in reference to deposits | merchant goes to work aad he inwices wis property to Sisfen thercis souse permontunses, On Real Estate snl Dicrite (lnm; Money to loan | the state if he continues to defer putting his | came threats before; she left with young | for assessment; whe: the Congress of the United | in the bank, which are one of the items iu | that inventory of his stock in trade on the not fleeting and transient propert: For 4 astm” | penature ee aoe —— ey 1 Pecia! Quillan, with the entire concurrence and | St po ge ny byes ell eng mre Bn en Shed a Pekan Mediachay a monn reg Mriten ig | istof April. itis not possible in the natare | jjlustration: 1 may deposit in bank toacy marsl 4 . Peas 5 : x S suneertata ay “ possession,” <. 0 HW. STINEMETZ — | to say the bill will be allowed to becoms a | ;nction of her husband. who was anxious | Variablen standard held by the depositors ui g | nee ave basi« of FASHIONABLE HATTE! law, either by the signature of the governor | DODGE & DARNEL respectfully an: Vic generally tha: the sent hwest co of sh and a eued setters," toda her togo; that she had anticipated his | g(ick ou hand at any particular period of time,” | beld by the depositor's agent, subject to Lis "A PHYSICAL IMPOSSIBILITY py ema y it is mine—the ist *, \— and ke 1237 Puxsetivania Avieek, suicide, or feared it beeause of his conduct. | “Brit. That devis cau onl? be iter ezainst | Call, and under his command ata moment's | thaton the Istol April. the assessor can as. | Of APril-and I make out my schedule to- BS Hate Renovated into Spring Styles. S-tr " ” , and embrace that thousand dollars; Invites attention to the fll or by the lapse of time.’ Her testimony was taken in her bed room. | credits in estimating the amount to be taxcc,and | potice. If any discrimination were mae | sess all his property. He could not doit | \uerrow it becomes eae “a5 4 Ss : Cryin. RiGHTs ts CHicaGo.—The firstagi- | “ue being unable, from nervous excitement | not against property; whereas the Congres of the tween money on deposit and money in | without being ubiquitous: No time ts fixed | Schedule is made outon the ‘of th Mee ators for civil rights in Chicago under tho | {Tlie from it. This state of mind isnodoubt | Cary can not upon property ae seine intoaiaa | BOsecenion, im favor of the latter, the eftect | by the law.for doing it, except Ihat it ts to | Conscientious man must therefore ic ik Hate. ommissioner Hoyne, aetin: e ad . . - | portion to his actual, azd not ay nt, We e int stelnk a e | 50 that as uct OF Seth and Sti Mutrin Bebe ate. vice of Judge Blodgett, has Stantioset the picions which have gained general cireula- | Phat hisdebts shuld be estimated und hele genes | Every depositor in the District would. before | proceeds to assess stock in trade; but it is | that kind ae respects enrwg | Broverty Unvbretias and Canes “uit against the proprietor of the St. Elmo | Uo, but which it is hoped will be entirely | deducted from any persoual property he might pss. | tee day when he is to be assessed, draw all . Ithas been sold in the meantime; LIABLE TO DOUBLE TAXATION yt. h refuted by the evidence which will beelicited | ses determining the valne upon which the as. | money out of the bank, and there wouid O®®"3,S1458E5iny rowrarou, rake ee ee aot see oe von this examisation. "That their married | tompent should bemade, aps lolly where in VeRY FIN WrRFe hicago Tru ife has been an unhappy one is well known, ' A compitie assortment al Cory lone fries = £ rs seee | but the suspicions of cueh © dreadful. erime | o% account of which the assessment is Levk My cxvcnence sud Kyowl-dec f Optical Lenses | TH™® MINING TROUBLES about Hazleton as is hinted, cannot be justified by the cir | fnbigteastn'ts terme, al nother wert yet he is called upon to assess what he never | jtseiy Take ‘merchandi such @ rush On the banks as was never heart | Saw. That is the meaning of the law, if it friend Mi m se. if. into my of before; and the banks, for the time being, that description of ty. Be- ~y tchell’s store to-da: purchase Would bé absolutely insolvent. But for ali | sive thee, there ase of property: Bx | vill ofa thousand dollars. To-day. uired ish to put down his debts, open Heian neg AAS mine. Now, I think that 1 practicable , money on deposit, and | man is req + me to select the det, at fair | and Pottsville, Pa., continue. Th t they have yet transpired.— hose hereinbe sana eaetieuars: 48 | Mooney in any house, is money tum accounts, &e. He surely is not obliged to as- to the conclusion that the HM HEMPLER, Moonee SS tbarities scm to have Ute or no” con | dicaanieteniadia Sruat he iia operat sven renee eS festion and capable of bein converted | tate | See mea oe caous ee te property hat fe purel iy of actuating and toner te 485 Pa ave..cocnar Ad deat. a ne Impression is military will have Bexious. mi a op ve: | unt le sect the assessors are assess them also. | 4); ‘ > : tot i Therefore be tt 9. | time, ought not 'to be a of - , Ss to avert it. y to on arch, and wy ‘ow we goa le . Tae nex a impracticable. Med exter Bett Gibiane uaquons, | 8te Sver it TT soe | Heiner dieza tear et | rea aay ed tapout | Beet ve aston cn | nee roe ate ayy | tgs ate Commo a cl 4 - cleared. The Borden compan: o1 rel : byects pe ion,’ pail he knows benads of CHAMPAOUB steers © | quehanna and Huison all brokeupand pass. | Setrelay! tod th ne ey et om well the intonsct of the netioual Saplcal, sad ill eens | a figld of uncertainty. It’is not all | hy the sehedulenthat isto sey thee tee (aw | It. And even in ‘the amount Manufacrsary of the Native Wone Biuers, Sd own the rivers without Tanterfal dainage | Randsonse contract te all this sonsba with | esenisTint Gh ive betioual extal aad wil: as per. | choses in action, or joa, held, or owned ies to perishable and vendable comments. | 1264 Will su jasbw 1217 1419 Peausyivacis avenue. yesterday ast night. , the Government.—Cunberland News. tien of ite financial burden asthe national govern- | by any body which the law renders asub- ies in stores, aud to ail kinds of deeds, why (Continued on Fourth Page.]