The evening world. Newspaper, March 8, 1895, Page 2

one in which the Common with the duty of doin resolution, attempt. the’ power conterred. upon fhe Superintendent ft the te. Court of Appeals said: i well setticd principle that public or trust devolved by law oF upon the Council or governing to be exercised by It when and in Manner as it shall be judged best eannet be delegated to others. This res ren the exercise of discretion and eat as to the manner in which the should be done, Whose judgment ae fe the The Legislature his said 1 the Judgment of the Council, * latter hax attempted to Invest ndent of Streets with ity is they had no right to do ea estabiisning free schools Hout the State was declared un- ar tutional and vold for the reason the fact of Ks becoming a law was ade Gependent upon the result of a Vote, Laws must by reed by Negtsta‘ive bodies to which the iy power is committed by © stitution, They cannot divest them- 8 Of the responsibility of thelr en ent by a reference of the question Melh pasenge. (0 their constituents, e courts held * A member of the isiature tx the voluntary agent of ig constituents. He is not compelled to erve them if he choowes to decline. If, af e @ accepts the oifice of lexh kes it with all Its duties and, as 4 true and falt agent, he cannot shirk from meeting ind discharging them. nd, above cannot delegate t s the trast | ich has been expressly contided to ) by reason of hia supposed knowl and sound judgment. “Delegatus non potest delezati,”” is a se maxim of the common law, tn full ree at the present day, and never ore apolicable than ta the cuse of a islator. (15 Barb., 1s; Barto ve imrod, 8 N. Y. ‘horn vs. Cra- Mer, 15 Barb., 112). “Th the case of Berger vs. Dutt «| are" Ch. Reports, fy H he execittors cannot s e power given ty th Was a peraonal tr exere’sed by th to their best cumstances contemy One executor in tals ot cont The Czar’s Compliments Ris judgment and discretion to the THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 8, 1895; HINTS AT BIG FRAUD, —_-+-— Mr. Wilds Objects to the Natural History Museum Appropriation, SPAIKG NEEDS, What Everybedy Requires at This Season, Some Things Are of the Utmost sek Het OUT To Quit BUSINESS Our Carefully Selected, sae new stock of; that the Les! Money Was Not Froperly Expcnded. Importance to You. Tell You Just What vou! Most Nced Now and How to Get It. At Bis Request the Bill ted for Investigatio "FORMER LOW PRICES cael Suits, Overcoats and Ulsters. loka $30 $25 Now ‘15, 512, i 10, iB, SPRING OWERCORTS, Formerly $30 on, 3 $10, ye —— $1.50 and $2 Outing Shirts, j NICHOLAS ALBANY, Maren &. wiways tke plac xemblyman Howard is a graye sea execulve management seuro of Natural concerning tt, the Axsembly to-day, are of such a na- » that he wants time to Investigate them before yoting for the bill appro- priating $500,000 for the construction of @ new wing for th Lawson who introduc an Wilds there | edige tive creans | blood is bad, eausion the | | feels an tnablity Atsuen atime a Spring medicine ts absolutely + will overcome all t blood, regulate the dige - complexion and make }ou Rend what Mrs. street, Providence, It was taken tek Itletmy whole # years ago with the he advanced 4 Jost almoat_comptete | 2 We LM ea cal Twas all discouraged aud d fis reasons aa stated abo Know what fs swollen, my fest ached and nt vearesly nny Tala get ald n $1.25 Undershirt Shirts, now 75. and $1 Neckwear, Puro English Silk Bow and Four-in-Hands, now . Evening World" Yan what litt Irregu'arities in tracts by the executive m Wilds satd he wan’ vestigate them, and, at any r¢ ring of the bill and nerve fer e bottle 1 was almost entirety My nerves were strong, . the swelllng disappeared, to Mr. Gerry.. and more than ty 4 stranger; for, dele: —_-——_—_ —-. Batus non potest vel in the Case of Newtin vs. Rroneon, | complet Hy ont week and that tt IBN, Y., 587, where an executor or other | Will be sent to Albany for intoatuenon | 1 ‘ tee empowered to sell tands In hia | in the Legislature, Inape ; 4 ret.on cannot authorize an agent to Masor Stone Bap morning at § contract for their Faiv. The power Ie a w raonal trust, which cannot be dele Strong has finally con ted, and a ‘contract Ai ugent in| remove the act of nystery. wh |. The Court says: The rule of law | around the vst to im of bal fo doubt is that a po k ton amd Speaker Pisa by telling @ personal trust and Subjects were consid and the tesu cannot be committed to othe he | of the conference: Grantee or donee of the power nar In the frat place, it seems, the gent “A great many other cases. men from. Albatiy were ‘met by the jantiating this elementary pr: With a ooaper In his hy and notified of their removal WW especially applicable to the paint| were asks? to explain an Aiba under consideration might be cited, but which stated that they had ge which are so especially analogous to) th Mayor Ultimatum ts one of this discussion, show £0 explicitly thar | words the jayor doesn and Where the power and discretion are vest- j took Mr ish and Mr xton som ed in the Board of Police Commissioners | time to convin His Honor that th to do an act, that auch power and discre- | were amply peace messengers from the the citation of the above authoritl | New. York, with an ultimatum STEARNS PROMOTED. fion are & pernonel trust and confidence | Governor, flirest Sosa gege by law in them, and which|_ The Mayor says that Mr Fish and Mr. at. be exercised in strict conformity Saxton apoke about amending the Foil: ith the law; that it cannot be as-,) Reorganization aud Pollce Magistrates a section fo Cae transferred, ‘aded or delegated | bills. perintender em to any other person or persons 0 thout the express authority of ti Weald) Rou nteiate When w-making power of the Sta:e of New! 1 me to tél them, what Stearns rork. jon would suit me,” sald Ing said “Tt might as well be sald t id 1} told them 1 was not Hee Magistrate of the City of ) ‘ ere with the business of made on the inttengih o gta Judge of a Court of Hecor The Legislature of euggest to 1 the sort tn this of lelegate and transfer the trial of bills T would Ike to have passed. learns cision of cases pending before hi a| “Then they told me that T had sug- six years i a t Nerk or court attendant, as that the | gested verhor that 1 wanted Maskuchi setts College of Technology. ard of Police Commissioners can di- the Pollee H aniaation bill amended sain Ronterred upon then Wy law. or ciel | gers instead oe the Governors taal: | DISCIPLINE INAUGURATED. te such powers and duties to a subor- ‘tT othink you will find that Go ina | Morton will tell you that, what I did Tames When Mayor, Strong. as told of the ac-| say was that I had no Individual interest Hon of the Police Board, he sald: "1 | matter whatever; that something ave no criticism to make and nothing | more than 1,009 persons had told what to say on the subject. The Pollce Hoard) (hey wanted by casting their ballots can do as it sees ft regarding such| last November, and the Logishature things, Uhave nothing tod “ought rather ta ¢ Most Commissioner Andrews after ¢- | those 150,000 than mine.’ ing sald he did ‘not t h iwion | Col having ¢lted by Commissloner Murray, and the ry anid € Jawa quoted, were applicable to this re Cane. provided. the nirles B. reorgan- we Dl “The Police Board,” said ty F «law, but watt bh ntloned executive, not 4 al body, and ean, | them as being in the class n from therefore, legally wate its authority hich he thought selections should be to any subordinate. Spa Sw nd Fish t SINGLE HEAD OR PLURAL? (pretal to Al MANY March S.-Loth Lleut Saxton and Speaker Fish, who Mack Interviewed yor Sire panes | nin night, in orde oO preven ie LE ial. [Infeunderstanding which grows out of An “Evening World” reporter learned | Single-han ted interview with His Hon this morning, that the Committee of ‘Ten | Nastennd to deny toway than ey has been unable to decide whether the| would appoint G: Police bill to be submitted to the Legis- | 8. Pairehild two of the comm ners ature thal! provide for w single or phi-| the! Muvor cadimits. that he mentione! | Fal head, and that this, 1o soine extent, | Gen. ‘Tracy wid Mr. Falrehiid ax repre: | é explains the delay in submitting the | sentatives of the class ef men be wow ’ "4 * like to appoint, Messrs. Saston and Bish |, Dill, It was also learned that Dr. Park: | jimit iat the Mayor dat mention then | hurst will consent to give up his favor-| They alse intorse t patton, ; Ruch The One Quent on W ‘Yen's Pol keep a 4 single head for the | Ofthe Mayor's version of the Interview. | ¢, zo Bee RATS @ shale toad Gort Phe genera) impress on prevails amosig | formally partment, provided, of cou that) politicians that Mesars, Saxton and Mish | Supervt the bi-partisan feature ix eliminated. — | failed to budge the Mayor, but that as iW ie ‘The Committee ts unanimous in agree. | 4M India tion of te tt Ha) treat] Mayor Str ‘4 ing that there shall he no bi-partisan | {ined tien Tracy heme, all that if) Kenny fi! Commission; but some maintain th at} t Police bills pass in a shape satis: was personally a the administration of such an important | factory to the Mayor he WH aPpOlnt ike to “ hands of three or five Commissioners in- | eonestniag, the fate of the. Poli “G Stead of intrusting everything to an in- | but even the Cardent Platt men ad: | pemoval, ; dividual, BSN rani Ghat Mayon Suton’ apparent tes) ew the Tesuista ti © 7 Politicos Net to Be © ae 2 and consequent! kenny RS They agree, however, omnes ea are may | liweha i reference to pouties. evita a vent deais in the 1 hs time “Ss many names a= there are ap atments tO mak | Bervice' Hoard shisia’ concn bat uses! CIVIL¢SERVICE EXAMINERS. he rn i To.nMissiuners on.y three omen from) Aeehtteet Seu : which to seivet one | i A. meetings of the Ten the chlvf arsu Mielit of those Tavoring a puis headed mission has been hit wien there |; 3 fa Bow every ae be made a Matter of ord. If there sing.e-heade? Commission it Be ma” gv ahead and tr and make his acts a ma: not, at his discretion, fed three examiners to-day, They ars} rN Sturgis, of diy nth street; William HT Fourth avenue, and George W.} muse Mt OF IT West Fiftyeeighth street Those in favor of a’single-headed com. | TY vehed to. the ofthe 3 mission, chief among whom are Mr, | Civil ryice Examiner is $10 a day white Kenneson, who represents Dr. Dark.) We sessions are. ii progress, which is et, of} Coma a burst, and Mr. Devificld, maintain that! practically every day i as the Pollee Commission prop Mr, Bell Isa Republican, and his ; Nave nothing but tar business heretofore engaged In literary pursuit “4 partment to transac, only on He is a graduate of Harvard C¢ . Fr sioner Is needed, and that others Would) Mr, sa Yale man, where he} simply necessiiate additional ex Leeniuaten Aen anenhe! Renan Te neu: ¢ | He ie un architect by profession, atv | Mr. Kenneson has indicate! Wheeler He says he ¢ Ie that he has rot tuken a NE Ln holltiee, butey at | + ing stand tn favor of a whether - on. ae t is uncersivod tha Taat nas rkburst will aiso make the con 1 ¥OKe cession if necessary BheC is Tae Among those who want_a tris ed commission ix Charles Stewart Who Is working Sard ty have us 4 feature of the Committes of ‘Ten bul My. Rives alse leans cowards thes piats ft is stated, and so do the close frien ts ef both Mr. Sinith and Mr. [ives Some are in favor of muking all the i Commissioners ‘saiariel officers, aga Wes sworn in te Hoard of ¢ Police Inst Viridge street it i Others of paying but the President of | the Mayor's Mar shal» office ee the Commiss.on, as is doue in the Park ey Board, Civ! Service Appoint The Commitice of ‘Ten has Agreement on the duties of Uh Commission, however, und that ts Uy A Queer Pr Object ent Was F rs led, but the |, sed Aw acobson, a toolemit! moved. Other members of the fore are to be My hearings. “The pros. digest ms answerable to 4 a ating i2 docunent eee onl (of three iaasers. by Vovded Ahey can upyeal io the Geveral T re bas | inthe bill drawn by. Mess hg nd Goff *.o such right was gra Bu } Park Yo he Vike on oe Bee viat Fag (ohh tere ‘The bill also provides that the park Se TKCOUsOS bill has required thus delaying the | se Phe Police Dejuriment and casutaoly| MAY SUE THE CITY. ie aia S | perite ts venteen E ir ine Inn i was Intended that the Inspection of " L steam bolle.s should be taken out hey Were Mlegally Remoy | @ Department and transferred) Tt is rumored about the Excise Board |? cPauout eda Henin “Wesags | to-tay at neventoen inaertors are | Irode ty no pyresu in the Fire Pepert- about to begin suits against the muni- done # Irregularities hiutel a yun Wilds concern the hew wing complet i hunks to this wonderful I wish every sufferer migut 4-ply Pure Linen Collars, newest shapes, were 15c., et Mullding and will yon Row, has charge of the sults, A should take Dr, Gi tithe end of th They claim | MAYOR ON SUNDAY SALOONS. WII Soon Write n medicine ty tts act Mi permanently cures sll wkuvst and exhaustion, tn- th and strength, Linen Handkercbiefs 5Oe. Black Satin Neckwear, all shapes . 5 and $2.50 Derby and Alpine Hats, now Pure Silk-Lined Dress, Worsted and English Broadcloth, Full Dress, Coats and Vests, for- merly $24 and $26, now | knows nothin tter Giving His | formsot nervous w propriation bill was “that If they did not ould be diss request that ne int son says that wy WI co more for you th r It is the best spring medicine | John P. Windotph ident of the Mayor Strons r been officially building, and that a week ago last Sun- day the Mayor, Lawson, spet Ing the ‘pre: . Herman Sulzer, nlore Kruger, Charles 1 living spect le diseases, De, Greene, of rvous and: ehrd Mayor Strong None of the trustees cou practice in the world, and this grand of his vast experien great reputation of Dr, Greene ts. a guarantee | vat nis medion wsulted by Any 0 sunully or by Waring Declares that Wallace deciared tho ited 500 German tnd that the Com- caning: Commissioner Waring to-day appointed Frederick 1. Stearns, be a district ‘had been made e he had knowledy miatans tine; iaasbt gives absolute cial action of (his wonder. he ent nue | Winge were opened Who resigned vexter ularities In the bid- | a ‘BILLION DOLLAR CO CONGRESSES | Sayers Compares a Fittyhivd with Its Two Fredecessore. that there were irr tractors, and put in a st samissioner he left toa vote Committee his | . W Would not allow him to Ko out at nights, ard that he would not be able is cord was looked up here and in and It was four ailace, that he The protest was th Wallace sald 1 don't know. 194 BROADWAY, Opposite Dey St. STORE TO LET. sald to bea hustler, twenty- of the meeting prevalng his views o Ing question. FICTITIOUS TAX LEVY. lent Harker Puta & the Sunday open- | Flving out ontined a detailer The trouble occurre: ues Orders to Actions of Tamee. has Issued a new set) 8 for the employ them relate to the proper dis- position of papers and and the course to be pursued in Sheriff's auction sales. _ Flats and Apartments To Let. O84, 628 WEST.—N! foom ‘fats, with washtubs; rent “the new wing has been completed | Appropriations of Ended Were $990, In gool shape and mf 44 Pine stre in his office. | the opinion of Counsel to the Corpora- Unfurnished Flat Wanted. AND WIFE, no chttaren,” floor in Rewate houte below 224: Aprit 5 n, upon whic} Gould estate ant othe March 8—Chairman House Committee on Ap- has made a statement of the Fifty-third Prevents with his state: showing appropriations of ngresses, as follows: bsent from their places of thia afternoon. were ont of t (Sayers, of the H MOL RNING OUTFITS all requisites tn of last year Hetitions, the entire day when prepared, refused tos! 1 Was a memt hen the contra wing in ques 1, said to an °Ey ATH WE “MGOME TH Supreme Court Listens to aaa for the Appellants. the Park Hoard appropriations # in the future provider that all. pe 6 Evening Worlty henn in the past three © office must treated with the greatest politeness ant | courtesy Al deputy Jof the Corporation Counsel, as the rh ts was then In dou he opinion was written the affidavits of the a show ing non-res Its are required writing of cases ax- puscripts are rome i portion of the records of | office. “!"<' FORCED TO REMOVE KENNY? ‘The appropriations Tapnen sald was foollsh signed to them. Assessments | Sta y In the letting of contracts 2 reduction of 83 ns made by the nd $45,941418 under 863 under the appro- “ifty-second Con- those made was one of sufficient | doubt to Wwarra tit brie and Seward Claim It Is Unconstitutional, Fout the Insinuations fT i Intimates that tite ‘shout 134480 ‘ess than the esti- j be wall stand what FOUR JUDICIAL DISTRICTS. , at a meet passed the House and $6,121,965 less than | cal year ending June; other features! ing this afternoon, saete lon this opin. | COUPES set | WASHINGTON, an unusual attendance of spectators in the Supreme Court of the United States orf the City , making a comparison with Increase of ‘The principal in- terwards sald to Mr. | ; Poat-oftice, | MAGISTRATE BILL AMENDED. | ALBANY, Mar ving the bill to divide new judiclal depart Guthrie resumed his argument for the | appellants in the income tax cases, jie contended that the contradiction to the fifth {Sundry ivi bill of permanent Anpropeiasions | and which has decreases are: Penstons, $19,201,000; Rive! {no bill having passed inte | intimated that “nn brought constitutional ¥ or property wi fx of law and had b tection of the p He said the col- four Judicla shall consist of New York. The Second ill was favors the manner md the duties of his of amendments jon of such a tax, trot Wa y + vation of the'thst class of their ty without dus process of law He asserted that if Cony mitted to diser speration from: May the second. ve Special Sessions, WASHINGTON, fury system tn mond, Suffolk, ¢ minate aka.nst corpo: i} as in the Income Tax iid virtually have the power t rights of States: J iting trial on other red before 7 | | | Institutions of their cases, i hind Departmer pw DIM provided. morning and asked that the prisoner be | released on st Hew Another Hrooktiold it A. also speakin usked that nment, repre District-Attorney fixed at $30, the conatitutlonallty of He devoted discussion of the q the ax was a that if tt was, it must vision of the Constitution be app’ ground that Taintor was 1 hin plave ae) Bulton, Bohericetaty, “and argued | Republicans on Department shall consist | gate's attorne: rossible to's! ed that it would be ure ball at $30,000 and | the prisoner was compelled to return to resenta tives, w York to vo who went to present Pitth, Seve was entitled to another lands, but that It also included a tax on ingston, Wayn Chairman 0! Taintor had Springer case upholding the war Ine the decision of a that it will is understood, | not be beter, his argument loyal court made acted to maintain the overnment at a taken up on 7 Dechmalt, The suit for divur K against Carr stances were country enjoying peac MAY ASK FOR DAMAGES. Firing on Come Refore State (Special to The Evening Wor WASHINGTON, have been sent from the ¢ sul at New Orleace to the ( sul-General at WASHINGTON, fustices in the Was named as and claimed ¢ol.usion Wife for the purpose Markoman. of biackmailing him, Department, Hamilton Not the Owner. | Division, or to Miss Clara A. Dearborn, ¢ proprietor and manager of Appellate courts: will y, the First Depart BOGAN GETS His License. | Nervous and Weak nt in the city of by white stevedores last week, They objected to the er of colored screw m to give emp! TO BRING UP your weight in firm healthy flosh, af Pneumonia C'Lung Fever”), Fevers,or any wast- ing disease ; to thoroughly your blood, tobealthy action, up your system when you feel * run-down” take Dr. olden Medical Dis- oymesst | Ds hold elsewhere waeney [tion of the After the Consul to the papers thi the German Embassy he fore the State Department, stood that an apolox: and that a money needed to settle the ithe Justices welate Divis » forwarded to eand laid. be- itis under- will be exp nsiieration will be rk and not NOW FOR NEW SCHOOLS. “ea! DAL Signed euthor! ©F 85,000,000 1 Very few bottles of Diveer Maden ft shall make appointments from tie] op Sol fo ° Civil-service list, and transact the bus The Excise Commissioners to-day ess of the Department. ‘The Chief of | stanted a renewal 1 xe to John Always Glad to Recounn + olice, according to the bil being draft-| Bogan, v2) West ‘Thirty-ninth s ale} ’ ed, shail haye entire control of the tur S ALwAR tn. BAT ale thanks Including the right to make transfers A | at will, and shail be to th Is RraNted beca the |" Mayor, by whom only be re was Heit worse tu the my jood’ 's Sarsa- parilla + March 7—Senator O'Connor | Arrington, Nelaon Co., Va, Dr. RV. Pirne the shadow of a per~ son, so thin aud t without ove moment ars with my stomach had a very severe then commenced "and my recovery fain {orty-Aveyearsols, and focl as well wid strong us I «lid when sixteens tay sleep 18 a8 sound us an infant's, Yours thankfully, Morton has signed d Aedembiyman Ma City School bil, author.2 in bonds for, seho $25,000 to repl Taken Heed. Lad suffered for y und liver, and this sprig attack of La Gripes using your" Disco | is wonderful. n Attorney-General by puritied nt, the perio fixed by the Comptroller tore Say | sw rsapariitn ALBANY, March §—Tho Governor ted the Attorney-General to investi | numters nave come to know this and the Ci) mo crowded now as during the first few bids for the bonds and award them to) the highest bidder. thus raised ts to be used new scnool ¢. Trecommend it very highly aa atte of Hood's [ChAMA AL DeaRMons, box 452 TH take chi of the work, eipality to test the validity of their! feed's Pills are purely vereta tg expected t the bill will bejremoval. Lawyer Gharies Blandy, of made, periect iu proportion andappearance, of the Chenango Vailey Savi 4 approval of Dis- trict “Attorney Paimtor, of Broome County, for the purchase erection of new bulldings or additions ya pone, ercishite Gh eka for breakfast; one cup in four cups boll. ter, cooked tree MInULes, Coste ‘Louk tuto this at ouce, ig 4 ROOTHING BY RUF for children reeset for ela. Giarruae, &c, 26a %* London & Liverpool 86 & 88 Bowery, Cor, Hester St, SELLING $12.00 & $15.00 London { Liverpod, 86 & 88 Bowery, Cor. Hester St, HED 18°77. + STORES TOGETHER. Chatham Square. 5°, COWPERTHWAIT. EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING URE, CARPETS, &e, 25° $l Weetly on $65. Worth Cottections Made If REQUESTE! N SATURDAY LV ENING Dentistry. | NEw YORK Dental PARLORS. |No More Dread of the Dental C) Teath eatracted by cur | eclentifia No pays or bad resull Appiled to the guma, Ale sojutely pains, No cocaine or, eblorgtaram, G0. 4. 3. WENMERE x nd at = |. FORRESTER 250 12th at. Jersey Oity. ly dental pariore in N have the patented appliances and 1 crowns without te piritcle rf p im or danger, Full sete of too ot or teeth without plates, Ww, FL! We gi nd you fresh oecraes evening with | With adiamond setting Hours daily Tay NER EE Dental Partors, U7 weat 24 at. New: York Ot | NEW SYSTEM DENTAL PARLORS, | aes ‘BROADWAY L) Teeth extracted pi neds NO PAIN, or bea Fs the gua Helv palDlene Cont Net al Reeth. + ittuan, 20 cots Teetn Wit Solid Gold Crow: NEW SYST PARLORS eo uenetny TAN & tt eie | Opes ail Bight and Wuatiava, eee CU —==| "Flats and Apartments Wanted. i WANTED. Sth & 26h sin, In private rooms + mod bath, for Nowe. e; good local cht, box i " MAPLE SUGAR MEN LEFT. Will Get No Bi avn, nty Out of the B5~ Dw) Approprint! ' The Evening World.) HINGTO: arch 8.—There will ing and gnashing of teeth In Ver= mont and Northern New York when {t js learned that the maple sugar makers are not beneticlaries under the act ap propriating $3,000.00) to pay bounties om the sugar crop of 18 | ‘This oversight, vertence or ter, will prev of the cour tent of over |hardiy on the Ser WA ther through inad- n, probably the late atthe mapie syrup raisers y from profiting to the em ni}, and “will welgl ira aad Representa | tives the maple sugar districts, who voted with great sanctity and so= Temnity for the $5,000,000 gra’ It is'alvo discovered that the appropri: ation will not be avaliable until after jJuly 1, and even then It is going to be insufficient by at least $1,000,000 to ent a pound, ‘which the act the 8-10 of a | provid ‘To cover this emergency the 5 of the Treasury will draw toh ons in such form as to | pro ra ill claimants, leaving to the Inext ¢ ss the affair of making up. icleney. Sees ieee ™ NAVAL MILITIA MONEY. tary Herbert Will Dise WASHINGTON, March §.—Secretary Herbert has issued a special cfreular |preseribing the manner of distribution of the uppropriation of $25,000 made by Congress in the Naval Appropriation Dill for the arming and equipping of the nayal militia, All but $500 will be ale | uae , and in proportion to the nume ity officers and enlisted men in h. One-half of a State's allotment will be retitined in cases where the naval militie ix not properly uniformed. Governors sare required to make their hefore April 13 next, certifying to the location of the various divisions of the militia and the number of com missioned and warrant officers, petty officers and enlisted men in service om that dat Yara nother, of 437 Kast Stat street, from the fire-eascape on the third From Mrs An aver ten oor of the house to the yard this afternoon aa recwlved a fracture of the arms and leg and Inter: hal injuries, she waa taken to the Flower Hage pital Flesh means strength to withstand chronie ailments, coughs, colds and disease, Sound flesh is essential to health, Scott’s Emulsion the Cream of Ced-liver Oil, enriches, the blood, builds up flesh and fortifies ® thesystem against sickness a4 chronie ailments, Physiceans, the worla over | indorse it, Don't bo decelved by Substitutes! | So? | Prepared by Hoots & Bowne %, Ye 4U Druggiets | lotted to the States having naval mill |