Second Star Routers trial and Capitol fair finance
The second Star Routers trial opened before Judge Wylie as health limits pursue key defendant 8 W Dorsey. Garfield Fair proceeds at the Capitol anticipate clearing 5 000 to 10 000 for Monument Fund amid auction of odds and ends. Congress opens with revenue and tariff plans while President Arthur faces port deficits. Arlington estate title decision looms.
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The President's Message reviewed in Congress
The President's Message opened in Congress last Monday, longer than expected but not a prelix. It reviews the year's government transactions and urges policy on taxation tariffs pensions and civil service reform with emphasis on cheap postage and anti pork barrel measures. It notes possible tariff and revenue shifts and calls for careful consideration of arrears and pending tariff revisions while urging practicality and unity.
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