Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1881, Page 1

Snow Storm im Kansns. 1 _ eh. Kan. . wh ince last night, and t eS Luis ag gale 18 Dlowing, a24 ite SWUM is ut p Kansas City, La wren 3 mas ssenger train has been sa : reat. ts at sast of this city sl Pll oy :. TWO engines have been at work al p 3 rich! ni) one. buried I'selt In a aritt a! i O Clock thts morulag, and dandoned. Th . scene ave been remuved to tnts city. a * ox, Vin, Feb. 1.—Last nigat six mont! 5, 2° : 1 t Stark Paper compaty 4 ee 28 was burned. Lost $10 surance. Most of the contente . ie 8 Peconé C.see A!) sitter } Wreety &1+8— shed on Fridsy- & * crs Roa monthe, @1, 10 c pes 26. ood, No te as inakiens ciate, | VS WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1881. ENTS. a Rater of acvertie.rw made known on sppl.cation. | Mississipp! and Gio + pnond, Va. thay 6 x a ! RTY-SIX ONGN THE WAK ON NORMONISH aus ler the Gecree of the { SI OTICE The District im Congress. FORTY-SIXTH CONGRESS, Ss 2 WA $ ; 4 oe Peon’! ee anieee nn | “ elegrams to The Star | covemnor Nene wesemse on Peiyge ti yout, eines 2c JONADAB —& special ‘The proposed tree bridge across the l’otoma- Frmay, Febriary 11. wand. | : Associates for $605,000. ‘The tirst PRaxeisco, Feb. ii—The coneiuaing messa ade hor Neti to the slature, which has caused so much representative oi &3 alhong the mormon members, Is aS fol- ext Lid. $e oes yon Me With polygamy completely crushed the Competition DSUeL By ‘ower of the priesthood will to some extent be vance made toward a dis ne chureb. ‘That this must be 32,7 anc. JOBN b BRANCH OF THE LEAGUE, Sonth Washi i a : <a : { SENATE.—Bills and fo'nt reso! pet i Washington News and Gossip, | sin canger of being lost ny reason of the con | _ SENATE. sOLODS | : et lcting elements in the conference committee. | Introduced as follows and referred: By Mx. Fayre will hol As Representative Klotz, who 1s one of the pune eee saternaionel ext) atterncon from tires ¢ House conferees, puts it: “Some want a bridge | Uitte 16s authorizing andrequesting the | eee With an aqueducr, others a dridge without au | President, whenever he shall deem that ate. | THE HARRISBURG DEAD-LOCK. | GovEnwmesr Hece7s To-pay. — Interaal. | aqueduct, and others don't care What sort of & ee te ee eee E R revenue, $25,760.02; cus 470,012.52. bridge Wey get so itisa free bridge. Tuere | 1 invite the par’ i “ © | wil"be no further meeting of the conference | Ballons, provide! 1) by Mr. Ei on Trust company, po m., { KRY, Gr. ¢ IBisa on | DAMAGING ICE FRESHETS. sass bids being made | a THF ANNUAL MPEF STOO SHOLDERS of the 2, Be . Me ve given the § ‘The road y knocked down Ware Hor ‘or comubtitee on the subject iuntit Monday next. | tue government, Mr. Kerne |COV. NEIL ON THE MORNONS Gea oe (lark at the fhoures ed. Mr. Marre: ony uleneenoags es God The effort. to hold a meeting of the Senate | Consideration of the subject, . } _ . SBS OL Semparal | p WaNimum, tis. and that of Gen cupens, M Bisbop Daate, ves. Gods and House conferees on tue free bridge blil yes- | being made ths joint resolution was rel { — coast. Utah ts completely under Levan was §§ Ttamediately after tne seuid | Cs Rie hardson. Me: rps lerday atiernoen fa ~ at the suggestion of Mr. ¢ } THE FEBRUARY THAW by the spreading of th ale Mr. Clark aepostied with and Representative Pai = | iene inittee on Rance. ‘THE DISTRICY AVPROPRIATION BILL. Servatignonone : : There Was no meeting of the Senate S¥d- | Court ar Frankfort, Ky. By Mr. W. © on appropriations last evening to | the relict of the Philadeiphia 2u2 I fet appropriation bY, a3 the j (0. Tofinancecommitiee, ng to overturn and subda « of Colorado and Nevada and th of thes eS Of arizona, Idaho, New Mexico and pectation It ts certainty time to recognize} Freshet in the Raritan Kiver. | NEw Bae ENE OF E100.000 Ke Mr. Clark stat he ox nid intention of the New owners oF the road fo reorganize the company, by which ick, N. J.. Feb. 11.—A freshet ed in the Raritan river. The | broke up at 5 o'clock this morning and night for New it : Hl om and | and provide by legislation for the sev 1118 proposed 10 Make & reasonable : or Diree 1 oH , strecting the | HSssed outycarrying away two canal boats. The | tsbment eae i oS ely Nake @ reasonable ad proper org Every areata “commie: | En erat ene eis Hoke SESE TNS | I9alciary committee’ to Cousidct and. rayon, | JOCKS areal Hooded, ‘Should the ce become | FMETent, of all wo preach or” prar | provision for thn oi stock be Fanon srrict camel Abed : oh Marek | Unt came Ch NenteOGnt 30) % ment of large bodies of or; od y . ns to the United State 39 purehi © representative mea of eaptt reusler bob open March | Union I e Chad, fo nats Jn tie House bill. Senator Harris, s rua har eek aa urehas are representative wen apital in Tree b bs orca Mi ° Mengtee Dol ue See ee tha Dt Committee, Insists | tTCops not under the commi EADING, Pa., Feb. 11,—At2 a. m. tite Schuyt- ¥ AS YOU tolerate the sort of encroachinen’s New York Philadelpnia and London, some of thority be | Sill was nine feet above low water mark, put ft that the hos gradually fallen since that time until it ts ecretary of the Treasury had no right | the I nited Siates or any national t v=o) srantey MATTHESS have but | pr power une the law coat down oF ebauge | BOL KCI to pros ein ture dangorousin pra Lew 1 contirmation as a’ | the District Ce stoners’ estimates: that the | tceana whe any t BOG free ‘ eon 4 ae - ae ee ate Wan the tiem to submit ils eee Congress on the sublect be de- ofiee, From midnight until ‘m. immense | preached, you are fostering an element tnlm — reme Cour IS OO ee ee Rut TiO Tame cotta Snehorey ‘Mr. Hoar sald the res ; F tics of Ice passed down tue river aud | ical to the peace and security of the territory. ae Known © | upon the secretary to alier the estimates or in- | to the coming inauguraito that the pre. | scrcral manufacturers were Up all night re- | ‘The country believing that @ untng so ee | sert new items, My. Harris maintains that tue | cedent now established resence of | MOving their goods. ‘The canal bridge at Post | would more sulky fall to plore | Commissioners’ estimates must, under tie law, | numerous militia organizations might hereatter | Clinton cared away at 4 o'clock yes for this reason the eflorts of the c hat are being made upon the territory by th whoin are r e Utah theoeracy and permit polygamy to b> works tn V how 6 feet above and running ravidiy and free | practiced and’ treasonable cirine =to §- material res ady interested & nia and the 4 res, and they y and conn k bet West THE REGULAR MONTHLY AND aN CP i iiectine of the TRREIEORTAT. SAV #2, LOAN AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION | te ineid & Chapel of the ¥. MC. A., cor- j FRIDAY EVENING, F pelnel in ting Noes, 1 * seaboard and E APPROPRIATION Prightfal Mine Explosion. bee : . 1 Be accente in times of political turmoil and excltemer ‘Jay afternoon. There is an ive gorge at Feitx | secure temporal power @ been regarded | six wen cp wav@ees, a | talttee on appropriations bas now reported all | be accepted. prove dangerous toa peaceful and orderly con | dais SIX tnlles above this city. Itts thirteen | With Indiferenee.. Bat wales. this pees Auntuleniane, toe meee pakaran the regular appropriation buls ex: ae ee , sthis | duet of the inaugural ceremon feet high and holds back au immense quantity | people renounce their criminal practiees and Pe ean) explosion took piace yesterday ai il ‘THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON ‘TERRITORIES this | “Air” Conkiing thought the time for then. | of water. . political alms. the !ime must soon come when Spree at Une Rovbins ie moribg authorized Senator Saunders to re- | quiry, tu view of the extensive preparations by | DANgerous Ereshet im the Dela- | [twill be thc diy one were os eee a soon raslway OVE D. the river and hi is satd to be the | port, with a recommendation for passage, the | mii!a organizations all over the cowntry to eo Wares . np mormonism and aii that the term (implies. Ble exon, @ fee ames coos Te ene tenes intention of the the latter Dit? | biwhleh provides for creating the territory | visit Washinsio MLvoRD, PIKE Cocxty, Pa.. Feb, 11—Thetee | That such 2 conflict would end in the complet: (SES gent Ps Brermadiermty dd toe continue the House in on to-morrow until | of Pembina, 9 consist of the northern half of | the resolution lie oyer under the rule. ¢ Delaware below here i3 sold. The river | destruction of the mormon e! i The ti reh no sane por- esolution In al- } Bas Vsen seven feet since midnight. ‘The tiood | con doubts, All that I desire ts that this veo it pnd and forivid. | JS 2dvancing rapidiy and there fs great danger | be made to obey the laws. and that { saa | n Was going Int deut cautioned DA, as AL ean be reached. Dakota. Representative Herndon, from the Mr. Hereford construed the subcommittee having under con: eration lowing the regular army 10 a direct vete on Its passa -_ “on- up the RErUSAL OF THE HoUSF to the special megsage of tue Prestdent (of | ding the presence of volumtary orgavl of another gorge at Matamoras {n thts county, | not be permitted 10 preach or Practice crimes | a tbesrec $f apportionment bill to-day indicates very em- | Maren ist, iss) relating towhat are Keown | asthe announcement of a dosrine dan erent evens Aaa oat ash oe trines, Of hostility to the t nited dteobeyed the oroer 9 ment bili will | as the east Ficrida claims, submitted to the | to the itberties of the people. so De eee She aon State: stslature paid no attention to } turougn tne whe forbid House committee on foreign affairs this morn- | ‘The resoluiton was laid ‘ov diner Peeling the gov estlons, lamp in his hat, imum ing a report upon the same, witch wasadopted. | Mr. Dawes made a personal stater: Dyer of Inundaiion, y ston occurred by whieh Hnot | Phe LACKAw fon occurred by whi eases ab I va the vark iy to the letter of Se ‘A, Ta. Feb. pra. LZ ‘The lee In the | WALL SPHERT TO-DAY, : e 3 2 i < y j through fifteen feet of ¢ omprisit, rr Batler’ sus | ce re sa cl ne ii i i . Delaware 13 moving rapidly. ‘The river ts back- re | * tL : vy A or Butler's census | «redings tn relation to th seelaims sinea the | roy The morning hour having been dts- | {ne Gye se a ee Ea aunt Bivens Dak pw AM Achive Stock Market, carrying death aud destruction ait tor wis! ode- | treaty With Spain, and concludes: "The ed with, the Bpeals mBACANtG Seana cana Canal RBALGe at New Yous, Fev. 11.—ThePos: tn its fnanclat About Uwenty m al work in e the confirmation ain nominations | COMthittee are of opinion that a proper respec! | Pensed with, the Speaker proceeded to cai! tae | aware and Hudson Can: (Aeqneduct at the | The Stock : Six of who ateight and ding betore the ana he dos care | fer the demand made by the government of | states, In order to give one member from each piace aes oo phe ice be- e and are generaliy highe:. | a danger ‘A mule and bis t pe o exasperate the der : | Spata tor nayment, and a due regard for the | state an opportunity to ask consent for the | pies A aoa ee en es bonds are up -,a%;. Ratiroad | tram of cight cars were shot out of the matn Evens a | Lrcaty faith “of the United States as weli as a | passage of any bill, By Mr. Cook—To refund to | b'Oken. Re ae ee Irregular are asa rule, sal! | entrance as if from a ca Another mule. Irb8 #t = RDERED FOR $ ~ | sound pubic policy, require Congress speedily | the state of Georgia 335.000, money expen araeel an the Hudson iver Rail vipal excepUons belng B. Hi. | drawing a car in whieh a (ab was seated, was FIECIAL NOTICE ant Engineer Jobn A. ‘Tobin, (. fas been | '© provide such legisiation as’ will remove | by that state for the common defence in ii7: a ead Sin eae Adm | am p have been down fo 5: % | blown on top of t 1 or TOME ¥ to Scotland for spectal duty in obtatz obsiacles iu the way of an early | objected to. By Mr. Aldrich (10,)—Confirminyg OUT, Fon Lok telerram recelvad by | 5% bubare we write. C. Co and 1 | A dog was also eBSlGHAL ANMORIAHON Wolk a ava oe jusitnent of this protracted controversy and | to the city of Chicago the titte to certain public SW ee Wine 10 The toutes, | Comes, which are down %;, Mobile andO. de- | man lackson ssiopal Information fr y Ag Q the Freeivan states that owing to the tres . Aton a | a tmal fultiiment ot duitgaiton of the | grounds; objected to. By Mr. Baker—To esta’ Wee oe ee ch are down *:, and Iron Moun- | was blown back and bentures, wh i income, which aredown 1 percent. | bankuz {, Wille irregular, is on the The men got @ The leading stocks noiabiy | through 2 shalt of open al strong have udvabeed to the foliowing figures: | gone to the door of under th 35 ey " i i in the country between Rhinecil Duce: Ce Naty at Tagianapouls, ind; | -ouuty, aud Hudson, columbia county, rende AVELWOFD, Rane ebjsered | Bg wheafe several bridges travet on the Hud- Senate bill restoring | £08 Hiver ratioad 1s suspended unt bridges Ison 10 the active | afé Made safe. The fast mail went north as | 'y. They there- | lish a port of « fore report a bill herewith, directing the pay passed. By M j ent of the unpaid portion of these awards | public buliding at with interest thereon at the rateof tive per! io, By Mr. Dlackbarn. centum per a the dates at whica | Captain Sommerville N nt intoa creek Dad POSTAGE trom the mails whole stror 327 7th stree! : . § rth a3 | Tnton Pacific to 1217., Central Pacliie to 90: ton occurred. She saw een moditied so as to permit th ‘ards Feported to the Secre | list of the navy: passed. By Mz. Acklen—ap- | far as Tie cena antes ints morning, ba’ | Northwest to 1s! all, L. a N.t0%, DL & W. oot OUt Of Lue mine and found Ler THE ANNUAL MEE printed cards at Uhird-ct Treasury to the date of the passage | propriating $100,000 for the establishment of a | W2S Unable pe ie Ne g const: _Stockholdere of the At injured. the train returned to Hudson, | 1%, Delaware « Hudson to 1097,. N.J. Cen Geoige Hen-ullwood died tn bis her than di recommend t cards fur! dangerous, an epassage of the | juarine hospital at New Orleans; objected a ¥ | } tral to 97,, JiMnols Central to 136 (on report arms. The sce re heart-ren) in for the District of Cy rment containing any writing ex- | sarce. | 40. By Mr. Henkle—For the rellet of Janes | , A Mallroad Funnel Caved ine | ofasctip dividend), St. Louisa N O. to asx, | heextreme, A corp. of [hysicians was cea ear, will be Leld at the address sball ve cb fetter | | Monroe Heiskell, of Baltimore, Md; passed, | LLENTOWN, PA., Feb. 1i—The thaw and rain | pyeitic Mail to s: ,, Chesapeake « Onl moned sendcred as to the enueyivaris sve, port vest, | PERSONAI.—Senor Zamacona, Mexican min- ; By Mr. Bowman—To regulate thi yesterday caused part of the tunnel to cave in | « e Importation respectively, Lake Shor and ounded, wary 24, 1881. Polls open af Vand clos at 3 p.m ister to the United States, was to satlfrom | of raw materials to be many ured In the | &t Perktomen Junction, on the Perkiomen road. | upon the river and harbor appropriation biil, | per cent the ruling rate on cal the erimt- ning and moved off without « ear. bought the Atlante, Mt cago. $ McConnell, city editor of the msing dam- | €@S5y, With 5 , ‘ New York Central’s4s4, Wabas : jaze-ta FRANK T. RAWLINGS, Secretary. A GESERAL ORDEX Issued by the War depart- Vera Cruz for New York last Tucsd Joe | United States and used in the constructionand | NO trains have passed through the tunnel to 3 Houston ‘Texas A Doommp Famity.—Mrs. J. £ Nicvolts com. REFUIAL NOTIOR—A tres ment direc's that “hereafter, in mapping res- | [TA Cru” for Nev St oT nesday.— Jee | repair of vessels employed tn the forelgn trade, | since. nd Iron Mountain to Gi. In | milled suicide at Carthage Wednesday PURE NORWEGIAN COD LIVE ervations for military purposes, officers wil! be | P@mel! was the other day, for the first | inciuaing trade between Ube Atlantic and Pa’ Delaware Break water. the miseellaneous list Guicksilver has advanced | Morning, by jumping in 1 before tar F Bture, corner Sth st. aud Pennayl ‘ RESeaaiSAD ce {ine tn his Lite, prevented by water from | Citic ports of the Laited States, or bullt for tur DELAWARE BREARWATER, Fed. 1 m- | to ss, and Lite Plutsburg toss. The | family Were up. Sue Wasa sister of Miss Hoge, We., #1 Sc. vet {rll pint by ct careful to exelide trom sitet ervatlons the | filling an engagement. On account ot the | Gyn eport, nal } ship “Onto trom Putindeipnla tor Liverpool | stocks which have been only steady or heavy. | Of Bloomington, {il., who committed Satside at HO! shail Nev ‘a i od. . { . 2. Ww. sale | Wiee bet empted Sel. ide Prenared wih delicious and nntvtone sprays. | time.—It 1s now said that Rutuerford B. |} Ci tendon, rising to a question of oe Pama Re She Sw sNP ure, WA | cpercs or themen inaio, Pittsburg and | father algo met death at hls ow Atorda the mcst plessant and wholesctu.s drtak *or en Ouanexcsl ae et Bayes, Jr., 18 Mi many the easter Ok Sonal priviiege, Sald that during the ‘ievate | on the west’ branch of the Susi nna thts | Westerb, atdo.. The money market continues | feason. Gold Soda aud all Minera! 3 ARE | Willlam B. S:nith, collector of the port of Ct i | W iF 1 On i ; Ube ary th UHN'S PHARMAOY AND oie i i pate he addressed an Inquiry to the chairmanot thé | gx Joabis ou Stouks, the exceptional rates belng sau | FA! COUNT of Ph ladeip P Miker, HNEEAL WATER DEDOT road, at public sale In Richmond tor himself : ea ha cconpilce ane committee on commerce as to the location of | ree Running in the Sasquehanna, ‘On |. 'S. bonds the quotation ts saa | oa Henry G. Cleme changed coe dees 29 PENNSYLVANIA AVES! and associates, lent of the Le Giyihesat midae BARCA. (eae >. | SMwpawamus Tulet. The gentleman in reply Pittston, Pa., Feb.11.—The tee in tae Sasa : ‘Thtoe loans are 3a5 per cent, ac ip the matte Way contrae’s, —— | fey raltro sabitean In poiltt Tora Ue tke Wontany cane eee had Violently tipeacbed lls (Mr. Chittenden’s, | yapnay ed breaking up ) Ubts » collater:!, Prime mercantile pay ‘@ verdict of ¢ A wo@on for & BALLS AND PARTIE Is ap ardent porter of the debt “Throne poet of really origiaal posticar talent | S#gaelly and knowledge or geography, and had | \,orning and 1s now moving slowly. “The rites The market tor foreign exchan Ww Uilal was made, 3 od men BALLS AND PAR : Virginia and ade whom the’ nited Suates neve prouveed. ae stated that the inlet, was on the East Kiver, | is rictnw at the rate of 2 fect am our. Dat yalet, Commercial bills aren, | KEW, Wal was mad ser tnit chee —— —-—— — — Mahone iis r Virginia. bphictp tno habe tesa Sitar hear New York. Was bot within thirty » 8 iy. applic a GECOND GHAND COMBINATION Pennsivin, Sig ut antl | Luther W. henuedy, editor ot 7 Prue #09 | of New York; if was not on the Bast iver, and | the Sound. ——_+__ appli SSS he protested that his original suggestion’ was brought foa final conclusion—that there was doctors first called bilious which w A Bert! ».—Justice of uh he iL the sound steamers , edue here early yesterday morning | 7}, aaty, Wamnged colic somewha though still tot failed to reach their docks In the city yesterday eld 2 si j Pence MoCaftrey yester decided a dispute \ td Se “ ‘Sy, 3! aman on the committee on commer: Ss 2 2 - held 2 survey y y & bet betwee: G. Sohart 1 » WONDAY 10 be removed.——Ex-Gov, Fenlon went to New: paca “4 ma cihaaeee OWibg 10 the dense log and immense floes of ice % ut Into this - »? | about a petween TAS 4s, hart au Tiek : York vesterday.—— Senator elect Jackson has | SbeW Wher’ SAmpawag@us Inlet_wassitaated. | which impeded their progress. ‘The boats lett | Lee, Which pi Witteington, No to Loader, | John Whittington, ‘The former bet a New York e resigned bis postition in the Teansssee leztsla- SOCIETY NOTES. i respective plers av Newport, Providence 1was found to be leaking threainches WAR Lamed Vitcher ¢:0 that Hancock would Lure, fn order to be able to arrange hls private | vic al the usual hour Wednesday. anidto have lost sails. She aisy Sew Vox, Sie mones sae pes Sh Waa business preparatory to coming (0 Washington | Mrs, Hayes will have her reception to-mor- 0 Mla, Muda qinlies of uu chions on the port side: ee ae oe tc whites a a : by the din of March.—Mr. D, I : : . fs y, the fog being heavy ove! e hug: ad her covering ; and brok zt fa 8 1 SPORTING GOODS 1ow (Saturday) afternoon, from 3 to 5 p.m. aks of 1ce Which Stretched away on elth bad her covering eoard sy and , and ly destroyed, wit, | #80. protested Aget ing Pitcher the = = Few Thursdays of the present winter have he fleet worked tts Way toe point above | lee fore des Biloce and ates York city whet 10 LEWIS Dearttient, | been as delightful for visitiag as yesterday, | Hait’s island, whica was reached tn the aft s Pt c It Was on -—— Mr. | and in consequence tue Senators’ faintlies aad | Ld the fog Was then so dense that th ee ae ee ipod INDIAN CLUBS?! aston Pus’. | the F others who receive on thatday haa | © ners of boats would not take the ris ary tothe ne stakes “They expand the Cheeta of Men, Women and D noteR OH be many others who recelve on thatday hat | | pling to work the pas ‘ panne fe a it fs said, but pro bundreds of visitors. About Thomas Circle tie | Hell Gate channel and remaine. ie effecte of Getler HEEARY Sts ity. that Dr.’ Wiliam 7 | scene Was a most enlivening one, sy ¥ eur Panu this Death « ezrycine with Fuusia is Lo be Maratal | riages were passing to and froin fae i .ay S and tu > into the New HAVES, ( ie Do atortal residences in tat netsh bo tb x A K hada l . proprietor éied t is morning of erys | He estabitstied that paper, aid was the ol Price (with ilustraied Book of Inst kettledrure ic established tat 5 rol fize Cr We.ebt from 1 tol ibe., only $2 0 pubilsher and pati ir He was Bo.d only at 5 OMEARA'S Cor. 25th and F ater is how failing. L Neg ein the interlor are he 5 ra Ned Si ’ " Delivered free every whe: 39 Fane ; A Alarm at Port Jervis. Crusheé to Death, Rabie 7 De ie os fa . au, : and Es gaat ce He JeRsky City, N. ob, 11.—WiIt obe on by Dr. or telephone. iat nose and ‘conservatoiy a he fee fn t! ERSKY City, N, J., Fi Wiliam Ba arr yy. Last niyit,/at Cooper Union . He W. Patterse u delivered an address on ~ up as far down as | aged 5, a sailmaker by t its best and was greatly enjoyed by a ive milest west of this | yesterday afternoon ! as was the bountiful collation which was served. ‘THe WRERLY STAR (Ww pyarwany « HUTCHINSON, fh has very constd- | Nariowsburg, Ubtriy URSTION GEN, AR CRS BIRTH « rabl Crease a cl rf t > pew Rotates = oF rag rai; Place, and 1s steadily foreiug its way down. | at Peters’ brewery, Vnion Hill, N. 2 ” GIVES SPECIAL ATTENTION aval: members of the Senare conimiinice a s at ter, who 18 4 druilanie. ‘The Admiral's resi. Jow water mark, and rapidly rising. The tce ts | from its supports while he was wader it. A Svsrix counter, in wrappers for mally, flve cents; or | whl be sent post-paid three months for titty | ; | i detice at the Observaiory Was Weil filled with | Wil arrive here about ro eloe a Mie eae Tor the reentgne Turlag. the hours named | ware and Hudson Canal Company are seriously | postos rake The hop at the National last night was pro- alarined for the safety of thelr viaduct over the | jate Jonn M. 3 sin regardto t port Of a contem- plated tnve: B Of Geo. C. A. Artuurs place of birth, “rhe repiy from each was that Ps no action lor sSiigation had vet MODERNIZING DEFECTIVE PLUMUING IN CITY RESID: —__+- Dakota, Fl est OF $200,000 bon, in” while It is understood Toblas (sc nkerton, of Lis city, It 1s a large eight-page sheet, with -five columns of reading “matt re ourned Oschuer and ibe servant con- aliing stories, news and gossip, soclety mat- G = river at Lachawaxen. They have cut the fee | jits will $200,000 to the academy in Dev used suspiclon of rus. an i yen tak tae tee. One 4 J Ip, r {cipa he i J f ¥ he academy in Der ayoused the suspicion of chiveus, and an ihves- COMPETENT WOREMES, or the most promt "ratte: members of Toeeesiinas of GOBETESS Cu: | dusts were received ‘Uy the charang ye of | JOOS ftom its piers auidtakeh nuiny precautions | foundea uy hte gr tigation is beng had. tt appa’ Osraner aud t many + "? ! Ren . ‘Silk 5 Sarery. a cl v1 e you roman who resi with the ily STTEND FEOMETLY bring cme Woaenr tae ax Captured. | searesentative Herbert, attired in cru Silk | tho teo will reach that point avout i130. ‘The | Two Me jocated by Coal Gas, | have beso on Inline ree te ee ALL JOBBING ORDERS. janig— Matter Ought bat | caprain #aRuovS aCRIRises Black careisn. | fy Wor aoe Nene toy Ore aA Decuria | “lizens of this village are not alarmed as ye Minwacxek, Wis. Feb. 11.—A remarkavie | past. Itis also sown tha’ tae girl Annie re fad yet given any saristactos ‘totus | ateltsram tate N.Y. seruld trom Cainp | Costulue of Diack Mk sind Ince wich oramerts | agit Hie tuAW continnes there can be no gorge. | case of deatit Iou" coal gas of an oudtuary | FASY ate? hight with all Ler clotkes on, as did : nad yet given any satista e e re MY. Hera K e The “cn f aris alight fe ting come . chats ut in. a3 ic he BAR STOGS EXCELSIOR | cnestion taided a8 0 is hi of old gold. Among the notavie tolicts observ. | The Most to be apprehenned tsslight dumage | heating stove has come to llght. At the | Oschner, wiosared the cil tenets deme @rawn from the spring. Sold on uit | foreign soll, Or rather on other than ti soll of | Cattish,a Yanktonal Chlef, camped a couple | able was that of Mrs. Judge Blackburn, who | *l0He the banks. ders’ Home, hear this city, Henry McMal thouge leaving bis wite and culldren to Dern Gilman's, 627 Pa ave ; G. G. | el 1 , tw t 4 fe Sac p48 15 years | the United States. This Senator sai. he tn- | of miles trom our cantonment. in a dense wil- Jooked charming In buf satin daimsse | wit FORE and Samuel Langner, two of the inmates who | annie Sachelhouse 18 15 years of age, and quit= D x. . N APFALHS, ave issiny since . Were found 2 ? | tended to aif with the chalrma : of the | iow swamp, has been harboring several tents | blue overdress, and that of Mrs, Cameron, Pleading for Davitt. Ae ee ae Sas aes es ee ee bea tte reac ee ey | DBE ue ih i cmanente Oller indies | toxpox, ven 11 "Ono hunated and twee | sore MeNalin ts gead ad angner will die. | 5 2 : . ce When pressed | «qually attractively dressed were Mrs. James | members of the house Of commons bare now | itte singular they should have remained so | signed the memorial asking tuat Davitt bi long undiscovercd. treated only aS a misdemeanant walle i = Testo | Prison. committee, (Mr. saulsbury.) and ff tue latter agreed With him as to matter, he would {ntrod ing the investigation. ve Importane# of the ned 10 adinit their prese ice A Pesolution order- Major figes. So active operations were re- | Gieeb. Mrs, Dr. Baldwin, Mrs. Colonel Martin, Thing at nine oclock by 4 bat- | Mrs, Senator Call, Mrs. Representative Dickey, dot companies A and, Fitth | Mrs, Conger of Michigan, Mrs. Brewer, Rorvep lis | years old, at —Samuel Trattel, ii a c bed nee Bros , dealers in gent furnishing goods, 19 a ecti : 7 RSEY Cit J, Feb. 11.—J, Cla New Lork, w sterday for stealins ders st Cj 5 ue e Vice Keg the Mt. Vernon As’ | Protection of M. P.’s from Arrest. | 2% : . seer Ne see fle Fong: . as leaded and. preceded by Cul: | sociation (th black and whitemolrs an theeessa | The Loudon correspondent of the Manchester Cent ited of Mnaselsueeee ine Sas Haat | from the tlrin three hundred aoven silk hand Who surroanded the cainp as | traln, Will an Old mitnlature anda cameo like. | Guardia says:—Mr. James E.'T. Rogers (ad- SOUL COULE ATES ROSES DENLENOEA tp pay a | Kefchiels, valued at t2,0m. He confessed the | Toops advaticed u92n tt across thy river. | Mess Of the father of Mls country): Miss Mera. | anced liberal). member for Soutiwars, intenas | COUMLY court, was to-day sentenced unelg, See Re Sak te Sak boce 308 ee aeent > | the lce on which was fooded with water tvo | don of Fredericksburg (in white silk and pearl | tO propose In the house of commons an amend- 4 | through the Influence of cnn | | i ARMY ORDERS.—Captalt ons sistant quartermaster, 15 relieved from daty as a member Of the board of oficers appointed to | assemble in this ctty, and i. Col H.C. deputy quartermaster general, {3 ) uhder Command of Captain Hargous, Colonel Lewis W. Washington of with i tng 0en born on | Poplar ilver, M. T., February 9, says: Black | | | OVERCOATS. h a‘ cl county collector of Bergen count his stead. Assistant Surzcon J. d Or three feet dee ithstandiag this and | Ormaments); Miss Sailth of Fredertoxsburg, ) Ment to Ube “protection of person and property $ ay the fine and e th . GcaWDat.—A el = sold for $28, sell ux nowatgix |W. Gardiner will be relleved trom duty inthe | 4] dness of the water the comfaand low: | Miss Faltix of Virgluia: the Misses Groce, | (ireland) bill exempting members of parla. | Seto pay the fine and costs to ts Ge Heese peda Gvercosts that gold for 20, sellin now at 16 department of Arivona oy the comrasnaing he tine tn crosstne, and advances oo te | Mes aud Miss Dunuell Miss Spear, Mrs Hub, || MERE TOM atteal excenl ates communication Ballot at Harrisburg. having been suggested that Andrew Jackson oMicer of that depart and wi 2419 lage al a qui ° bh man carrying 100 cil, Mis, Cannon, Miss Giliem and many 3 are = oes “b. 11 » | MeGlothin in bis rtestinony ve Sa z eron sts Yaitim . py letter, on ht re oer ase | ; Ds A z under Wiich the arrest 1s sought. HARRISBURG, Pa., Feb. 11.—The twenty-fo cGlothlin in bis former testimony might have Cvereoais that eold for 1! snow at 7 | Hval thers, tothe sureeon Cencralr’ waacrant | paredto use | others. A number of Senators and Represent er white! eI FARRIS : Uren four | Sean oe te sora alives al Senator to-day attended, and the eveniag closed Seven ‘Thousand Strikers. Sted parties the legis- * C : d > tn the. situation. | lative investigating commiitee ciosed 10s doors TS. surgeon Henry Lipptn: t With a bountiful and elegant collatl There are seven thousand miners cut on apge fn u $2 pes ag Suite ust were gm, will be sold at 920 Of ils leave of absence, Ww Ko aug ~Lorin w Miss Kisley-seward and her guest, Mrs. Helen | strike in South Yorkshire, | remit lit He ciel SIE See tee = “gudettace ae Uitte cats a t mand up to Wed ofan alings: nape: | Hunt Jackson, attended muny ‘of the re- missed with a Cau i allot “wramaoe, what he bas heretofore Controtler-elect pom i wii becold at 43. Pr r assignt: celved a Ue beat of tie eoluma | ceptors yesterday.—sSenator-elect Har- | Mr, Nully, who was charged at Clare ‘Morcis | ng. Sno choive, Convention aljarned’ | Nolan has been summone pear betore the Baitetiat were 1% wil beenidat 10. professor of military diane the epee aa cl at sce delicate looking voung iady oth Risse eae | Yesterday with threatening and abustag the | vase in both Daliots “ame fem th? | combaitter to-morrow, scussion of the ld at profes: mallltay bout the topees an o orwa, elicate-lcckIng y a eg (ca- | police, has been dismissed with a caution. | seattering ve “" * | propriety of seudtng a swb-comunity e - Suite that were 1, willbesvidat 8 Onto State Universi ana burried). hots er, With the | tres, falr hair and attractive expression. She | a wee ah noe | scattertag vote tees {Rrra eg yp aod mare ve First Lieutenant fllery, who Wil jotu hi the department of ie 5 ville and Washington to tsk» the depositions of opgressmen J. M. Thor: burgh and Messrs. Gossett, Ee a, Win. Rule,ot Knox CUATB AND VESTS, YOUTHS’ AND BOs’ CLOTHING, WILL BE sOLD Az PaorosrionaTge Rgavtcep PRICES f A Vote in the House of Com se aptain | 1s accomplished and has a discritninating taste | “i.e house or commons hast Right rye ae The Markets. | Co ee To he Tere eee auathos | » voteot 17S t0110, the motion to suspend we | BALTIMORE Feb. 1a. vicenls eines, otf, Bo: | cullivated herself in that direction, Merete z = | Order in council abolishing the offices of chier | do. deferred, @o. consois, BI: do. second A. A. Free for general to tne re ¢ deitby interpreter Culvert- | Worden’s wife entertained a number of ladies | juetice of common pleas ea chief baron cf the | due coupons, 93%; do. new | Post Office depart James Maynard, A. STRAUS, Navat Cungrs.—Chief Eagtnser son. and calcd "or Black Cattish. telling him | at lunch yesterday.— Cards aro out for the | tXcnequer H do. ten-forty coupone, 23% bid | son of Posimas:et Genera: Masnard, was pende elgler to bold bimseif in readiae=s for se thai be knew there were hostiles Concealed in | marriage Of Wiillam B. Lewis to Miss Carrie | © Eadiave an wa0c 5 to-day. s a 2 Z When the comuitiee adjourned unl to- ROLE Pennsytvanta Avenue, Of hoaiaite Passed Asdlstant Sur hiscainp, and they must be given 1.» forth. | Noah, daughter of Judge J.J. Noaa, doth o: uke in| Liverpooks BALTIMORE, Feb. 11.—Cotton duil—middiina, Berwex lrg awp Uta Stueere Ken *) secure | this City, at the Churel’ of the Ascension, ou |, ‘The Mersey Steel and Iron Co., limite: 213g Flour firmer and wore sctive—Howa strect B is. os 2 | : : | with for ‘measures would be | ; Land I : nda = » ering ta and ontered | o : 16 Averpool, yesterday resolved to Zo into 1 and western super, 3.2543.70; do. extra, 4.WUas.75 an mosis = Prey Bene Oe | wrceipt of obedience, ‘The c4 ehier ) the tot instant, | ation. Leeilabllitivs are e508, 0000 > Tecate, | Bao eeu eens oo city Tain eins Sas: | RACING ar Cuakugeros —At Charleston yes- a) eae Paaction ny Surgeon J prado and | {hennoraine Nad Gaset aod his plecwece | _ TmEy Fouxp fen an al OlsraRN =A, 5 Consisting principally ot stock, premises and | 9.76; Go, extra, 4004.26; io. family, 6 #5a6-30; | Cerda the figst Tact, tute, “quariers of & tidle, 22 Yeas re ordered t r LJ. | temportaing bad passed, and h e | Et Lon, REUriary carer Latta Senn inachinery, are’ considerable. > Ti do, Bio brands, 6.Coa6.28; Patapsco famtiy, 7.00. | was Won by Nevo tu "20, ‘The second rase, one JAS. FP BRE Vite boucaor | HOtbeeded. ‘The scout pointed ou fle | from St. Louts, February 9 says: Lo al Eeriaardy yosuiaerernetares Wheat, sonthern ’ stead tern hischer | mile, was won by Golabug In i:5=17. arth Makes a» y of the boardof | tenees, und some of ihe women, when or- | man, aged 24, Mving with her father, in the iz w gtrot ven southern red, Tisal-ie al.2 +e2 Western Winter red 5 March, Tey ¥ Corn,’ eouthern | er and strope—touthern wi. Ww, 62. wester With & view to its p |. Orders promptly i: ADIES SEAL SKIN DOLMANS dury in New : ok he city, committed suicide Spoor | Herd, proceeded to break camp and pack | Lorthern part of the city, : ‘ r J. A. ‘Tootn | i. They were assisted by the soldiers; who as. | Unis eventhg by jumping into a cistern. Sue | s Fire. Incendiary Se ft | sisted them to load the plunder in’wagons. | fell a note in German, Saying: “You will find Lonvon, Feb. 11.—The Diaity Beiegray:t 3a. ert Ross Mas wo lodges were found completely deserted, | WY body in the cistern.” Soe then Wook her | ‘There is no room to doubt that the fre fa y do. amber, 1.20 | rece’ of ie, Was wou by May Wilson in Spot abd Feb. | F2ce, OE me a by May ce pt AS; May, estorn FRALS (\ARYIELD AND E> AN—A to the New ¥) telegram ork Heralt tcom Cleveland, Feb- a from tu ES’ SE N BACQUES 7 and there ls no doubt that some of the young | @ar-rings from her ears and laid them bestde | Victorfa docks, on the nlgit of tie sth instant. March and A) 5 luary 14, Says: John A, Lo, arrived here from BODIES (BEE BRET RANGES Mtesinson Owe | Lies had got an inkling of” the amtue | the note, Then, attired simply in her might | was of incendiary onwelie® qudet ancl steady western wilite, the east this evening’ at 7 o'clock, Be came FUR-LINED WRAIS. and escaped before tt sconts surround. | clothes, she went out into the yard, ratsed the | Beath of a French Sculptor. 40241. Rye dal, 101a3. Hay av: over the Cleveland aud Pittspurg road frou Fer Mast TROCELE snOUT THE FLORA Cosauassionas, | CU the village, but they will surrender | cistern cover and jumped tn. Her body waa | paws, Feb. 11.—Tae death is announced of | 1ONET—prime to ‘choice Pennaytvan rg, | Washivgton. He remained at the depot watil _ ee ce eters ooo Saee sTesr.—Colonel Bisbee Is taking evidensw, on C8obtUally or be captured, Except on the part | found balf an hour later by her distracted pr- Jacques Edouard Gatteaux, tne distinguish'd | 424) 2),00e21-00. Provisions Mru—mess pork, | 1: o'clock to-night, when lie took a Lake Shore CLOSING OUT AT RMDVOED FRIES Seer ears Suppatotiieess, | Chive children no particular fear of the troons | tents. She had long been a severe sufferer | Venen sculptor wud miedalllse Ie histlteye | Ok,t4 2681-60. “Bulk meats—ioo perked,.6% an | USI Se, Bic Qetier cnet Be was ering 22 ap z Was evinced, aud the litte ones were soon | from rheumatism. | third year. By. Becou—choulders, Os) clear ri at Men) 2 e ato Ka Ke & berth s STINEMETZ, which he {8 going to make for a seat tn the | hushed into (juelt by thelr mothers, ANave Gay Boman Fie emcees Political Agiiators in Rome. Heme, 10yall%. Lard: 104. Butter copjecturéd tbat he might have mistaken hi 63. “BAST Pacave.. next ty core: next House. The certitivate of election was | N&ws Girt. ROMANCE.—Some time siuce ali ‘i Own intentions. itis safe to presume Uhat he will pay a visit to Garfield. Senator-elect Saw- 7. > sf to choice western cked, 13024; i ‘ lee 4 - English gentleman, stoppiag at the St. Law- Komg, Feb, 11.—A Convention in favor of | ¥ 0292. Pes Ce eae ae aan ae for ae ae nee | oA VALENTINE Boom.—It looks as it there was | farsa tis HOTT ie ee aL, eos fancy toa | Universal suifrage assembled here yesterday. | £"¥tr/°* Cages aut eed eee ene, yer, of Wisconsin, went to Mentor to-duy. A | men taking the testimouy for Mr, Bisbee base going to be a~-boomn” In the valentine business young news girl, who was ‘dally around the | The proceedings were uproarious, ‘Two cir: | ordinary tc fair, ala. Susar quict-A soll, Bo. eo number of visitors to Mentor siop here MEBICAR RAPID TELEGRAPH Co | Te eS and rear ene dy adeon, | this Season. AL any rate, te various estab- | au uoliing the oveniog papers oe cadb ac | rents’or opinion Were mauifoet amore the | SHuBary tc fair, 1al2¥; Sugar quict A soft, 9s, | witlanet ereisoninee urteaveane cian eto JA - | Plorida, Mr. Savage Was assuilfed, and be | lishments which m: the thing a speclatty | quiries about the litle walf, and fading she } delegates. The immediate object of the Maz- | per steamer dull—cotton, 7-32akd.; flour, 28 3d. | Way stations. Geveral Garfeld has not - — | tanh ureperad and tears expressed thar thas | TebOrt Ademand already for these missives tar | Was tne oniy child of widowed motuer, ne | “Amlans isto establish & constituent assembly, | per iin, cache) gain td. Teoiipeeoer 10 | Way GLAUOUS, cura Garnicid, as or deter. | tent ts re et ears expres Ethere | aes aby preceding year for a lon i eg order to prociaim a republic, while a 9,306 baishels: corn, 3 bushels; THE ONLY OPPOSITION LANE | «1h ve mere diMicalts. ‘The witnesses tor Bis- | hate pase. meek moreover, is res | Bauded the latter $40 as he was leaving ‘tue | in order. to proc uy the evo- | oate, 4,000 buble ge, 67H bushels ta ‘Shipmie te fi ar city and told her to send the child to school, | lutlonists demang universal suffrage asa means heat, no C00 bushels. Salos—wheat, A Scsoor Boy, runping along the stree: io NOW OFEN JO BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, | {hem tsttrnag ete Gaeta Deena ing | }OFted to come trom all parts of the coam- | and newould eee that she did uocwanr, ia: | Of alliving at the rest. ‘The public here te 342.886 bmatieles corn, 146,660 bushels. ad Dubuque, slipped'and fell ou the sidewalk. Ux ‘ he * | Recelvedd a dispaten thoes Ue Se Ctrentt Suds | ie Gee eee ein. tne interior, stead of carrying out her trust, the mother goi | supremely indifferent to the prozeedings. SEW YORK, Feb. 11 Stacks Hfrouz. Money, | volng nome a slight abrasion Was found ‘below NEW HAVEN, HARTFOKD, PR ) Secale tae We tend lett for Madisog, eioridares, | ome re Teplenish, thelr Stocks. k ware | Married, spent the benefaction on herself, and Manchester Markets, Sab. | Exchange—long, 482; short, 486% | Gis eye, which attracted but iittle sttention DENCF AND BOSTON nied by the U.S. marshal and U. ttorney. Under direction of the Attorney neral Judge Settle will fake the testimony Hate to Baltimore and New York, ditesn centefor | (Ot Bisbee Wants. and protection will be at- : I : sent the child to service. The gentleman wrote MANCHESTER, Feb. 11,—The Manchester Guar. | ents tirm. i teady. Wheat ciey | ABORH, CHS | manutacrurer | SAYS age, its | subsequently tothe mother but could get no | qian in lis commercial article thie srocnt us anew JORE, Fina Geastoncer en aay ee ee ae This woati | answer. He then communicated with the St. | cays: The market 1s not much changed. The | "SW YOK, Feb. 11, 11.s.m.—The Stock Market | tion, drew from the Would beneath ihe eye a WPnto be almost incredible. ‘There are taste | LA¥rence Hall proprietor about the coud, and. | inquiry for Bombay, which has Deen rather | omat Aoeerond several higher, and uudertee | pers Ot thats pencil af uch and. & bee lores { { | | until his eyelid became trmmovable. His father i | 4 ‘brisk purebases the entire list ad- ‘the socket. The boy is now: fons in valentines as well as tn other things. | Pentre ymomped Of What had happened, be | detter during the past two or three days stil! | influence of » | which hed entered 1s | ‘ook biin to an eculist, who, after an examina- i" oa forded to all. steadily. The improvement in pric wranged |”, 4 1} and it is thought the tn; twenty words, and five ceuts for each additional i remitted liberal supplies to the lady who exists, and where producers are willing to ac- | yanced s! y. 5 aq | etUing along wel e Injured ten words orless. Hatoto pointscast of NewYork, | THE JEANxerre Smanca Bru.—The House | Aue season the tendency Js to run to lace fmployed the girl, and the latter {snow obtain- | cept low rates, a little business 1s reported. | from § 02 bes nk che, ceed oe: Pamuatera | uiemer Will be saved. fg class : Omaha pref wi Western twenty ive cents for twenty words, and fvecents committee on a) ation ee Me: = education at the Model School. | In other directions the sales were quite smail, | Dhion sdvanced 1% to 119%; Union Pacific. 1m to ae fer ean sduitional five words or less: Night Mes- ppropriations agreed this mori. | and New Year cards. ‘There are also the catneo | ‘The gentleman has already expended over ss a wi Tne PERT Tacx. —loe laches thick *s but buyers are making more frequent inquiri2s | 191, and Nashville api ‘to Tig. ing to re] fi y Wing their groundwork embossed with ’ 3 » Li, 12: ». mm. —T. sages Hate to all points, Sftean cents for twenty | 2%, ‘port favorably to the House the bili | style, having on his little ward. than a week ago, and as a rule, a pear to bz | LUNDON, ae pace? oy iio oF the 0 io words, and five cents for each ad The first crop cut this year was about i5 * Toat ipg &M ay white figuies resembling the tracery on a stone. itional ten words fers the steamer deannertae The Dill as aduae | cut in rellef. AS for prices, these are such a3'0 | Paratyzgp sy Fean AND RUN Over..—Joun | Watching the market carerally. are un- | new fives, 103%. jestern icates, G45; Atlantic and 2 changed and there 1s no sign of thelr hardea- | mortyaxe trustees’ certif, se - oriess. Itis the tention of the Company to es- ei,"Conta’ns a proviso, and Is as follows: ephat sult every body’s purse—say from three cents all | Weiser, a German, was killed on the Loog ing. Great Western seconds. 3134. ie, ;,, Miiaois | tuches Uhick; the second from 18 to 15 inches; heb, short time, offlees in Phi the Sum Of $174,000, OF se tnace cee ; | the way up to $50, It is to the credit of the | Island’ratlroad, between Union Course and 2 Central, 136. Pennsyl Central, 67’. Read- | and now, from the same places, a third » yetel Secinaaaid & Le needed, be aud "Is hereby appropeated ant | leading publishers that they bave, to a lags | Woedhaven pestecasy moroiig: Bourg, and Ae bled Stomminxs ing, 1%. “plack ice” It 1s called, ts i Loxpox, Feb. 11—The steamber Batavia, YORE MARKETS THIS AFTERNCON. being cut from 9 t9 1” ite pre ;; ofany money in the Treasury not extent, discarded the vulgar pictorials that in oyed in the japanning department of Lala Se x ==W r 5 inches In thickness, toe few masibe, exten sine i sl directions, raat SpprOptlated, to be applied under the aheering | limes past have too often furnished malicious | P'Gronjeana tin eemgintont ae Woodhaven, | Some time Oe ae ee he following uotations were current tn New | ror the first time, where none lad previously ; ehae viuk ofthe Secretary of the Xavy, to the immediate | Persons the wherewithal to ndvize uuamlable | and was walking on the track with a number | Lone’ Sirs was belie seued to Fayal. cadlcg 7 Medel A pores been CUt, ts 36 inches u "charter or purchase, equipment aud supply of | teclings—. ¥. Cor, Philt. Leder of fellow-workmen who were on their way to ————_— .B. £36 Per ie Tines, Feo, a vessel for Une prosecution of & search for the work, AS the train approached, the others Rowell and Vaughn. New. steamer Jeannette, of the Arctic exploring ex- | THe ook coMMITTRE of the Methodist Epis- | stepped out of the way, but Welser seemed \zW YORK, Feb, 11.—Chas. Rowell and Henry OFFICE IN WASBINGTON M27 PLNNSYL- peditlop, which the Secretary of the Navy ts | copal Chureh had its anhUal meeting in New | paralyzed With fear as he caugnt sight of the | Vaughn, pedestrians and trowtrendaats, Wwict vANIA AVENUE. <4 to undertake, and suck other | York y:sterdiy. ‘The total net ass ‘ts of the New | traip, and before he cowid recover his senses | Bryan M-Swyny, arrived at a hotel in this city Nessels as may be found to need asststance | York und Cincinnati Concerns and the!r depos- | the epgine struck him. ‘The train was ‘stoppel | shortly before noon to-day. Rowell appears to a = | shail be wi manned by volunteers {rum the | books was us once go into training for the mau 268 JO Ten SORE GUABARERED © N nary.” te 2 sora PY g the past year | Ty shapcless pulp—N, I, Siar, Lorne of Maren. = ritory in the United 4 Mississippi rivers. ot he Missou. ‘THE RvuGEy Corony Not 70 MovEe.—Tne story of the removal of the Ri colonists from Tennessee to Mi Wi originated In @n interview between a Louisville reporter ana an eastern traveler. Is ascertatned, upon inves- tgaticn, to be without foundation In fact. Tae paper first publishing the story denies it.