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Things in Philadelphia.
1rrespondence OF The Tribun

PHILADELPHIA Feb. l3-P NJ.
The Southern mail was detained this morning un
til near nine o'clock in consequence OF the locomotive
breaking near Wilmington. The mail barely arrived IN
Mr.. John McCauley an old member of the Board
of Brokers' died this morning. in consequence OF ~ncn
there nothing notice in stocks, the BOARD having
met and Immediately adjourned. :, =
The Coroner held inquest this noEni's over .ue
body of named Pyle GermaE "no Aepl pun T.
lie house the South and Vernon sIeets II
appears that the deceased of dlssipa eo e aei
and had quarre! some days since with & Aian nc
Smith who struck him blow with candlesl,cA ron
toe effects OF which, according the inquest Pyle 'eu'
Smirh has fed
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467 BROADWAY, Feb. 18th.

Af. EniToA-Sr canno, deny myself the pleasure
OF publicly expressing my thanks 10 the parents OF M
young singers. who have promptly and efficiently CO.
operated with in endeavorns thoroughly instruct
and trsn their children for the Festival OF last Wednes
day evening the happy results OF which you' among
the thousands, Witnessed can truly say never saw
fuller house, attentive audience or 5>eT chill
dren. Very respectfully, yours. sc. &C.
wM.B BRADBURY.
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n THE WIG ALNASAc for 1916 contains a,

e THE WIG ALMANAC for 1916 contains an
Article the subject of the Oregon Territory which
will be found very interesting at this particular time. |.
also contains complete List OF all the Senators and
Members of the House Of the present Congress besides
vast amount Of other matter Statistical Political and
Miscellaneous. The price only l2i per copy
81 per dozen. II may be obtained of any OF the Book
sellers or Country Merchants.
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rTo TIE Merchants. MAsyrAcrusERs and oa.i1 4.
Com u,uny OF n. Cty New YORK esperiaiy and V
Ppb, generaly.-The subscriber, after years Of -
and perseyerng effort, commenced 10 lsil naa ooa
the corfd Of the proprietors OF nearly one
different pers embracing mos. o. The 3ssi o ~
of all the cite. und principal towns 10 the United
Canada, and is their authorized Agent 70
versemeGts add Subscriptions, and Ial!y empo" ~ ~
ire OF TIE 5ta OF F-blary last, 10 the nfagFsl1a
Tribune Buildings his files OF nsw.papers s'e az
AID every facility afforded those who desire to av ~
selves OF the opportunity which MS Agency onel ar
ofses i. now In the Tribune Buildings and norn<n
New YORK; erd he wishes Il distinctly so sr,c
he mas no connrction with any Other person this
ne ne 5eneS Ss sdre..sd 20 sHA v B. PALNEs
Sf Nv Tribune Buildings, NeT-i
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MARRIED f:

DC the llth, by Rev. Dr.. Ferris Benjamin W. eh-eTes
10 Co-nelia T Meseroie Of l. Island
II Plattsburgh, ID. L. w. Bordwei. 70 MIS- miner's
Thomas
AT Albany. s,h James Jacobs 10 Mary Calender etn'
Dr.. Andrew w. Russell 10 Elizabeth A. Lenox
Al Schenectady 10th. Prof Samuel 6. Browu, OF Dari
mouth College, 10 Sarah 5. vsu Vechteu.
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LATER FROM MATASzAs-The bark James Bay
lev. Cap, Geo. Bishop from Mstanzas Jan Is arrived
al this port Yesterday Tbe B. brings few days later
than former advces Price Current OF The latest date
is before u.s. but material alteration in the
quotations from those contained IN our paper few days
since under date OF Jan. "a.
The 5. hiss on board the remains OF T C. Res. ESQ
lae proprietor OF the United Stsies Hotel MIR. r. left
the United States months since Tor the purpose OF
soiourpue in Cuba hoping that the mild climate Of that
island might recruit his health which hope alas proved
vain. lfnnao- Nofln american
F Mr. Hyman the surviving party IL the duel
which took place shoI time ago ana IN winch MI
kane fell yesterday arrested by an officer OF the
Second Municipality. charged on the acaTit OF one OF
citizens, with wilful murder. IN o. Com es 9TH
ACCIDENT AT THE WAsHSGroS NAVY YARD
Our correspondent writes US by the Magnetic Telegraph
(a oclock9 thst dreadful accident occurred az the
Washington Navy Yard this morning BY the explosion
OF percussion powder. A young man named Daily was
killed and another named Mitchell "a SOD OF Csptsn
Mitchell. OF the steamboat Osceola) WIS woonded
bait Ps,riot 18th
ASoTRER CASE OF SEDUCTION AND DEATH
Great excitement prev ais q, Geaeseo, Livingston
County In regard 10 the death of unmarried lady OF
ths, place OF efforts to procure an soeI
ton. The lady in question was respectfully connected
She died Thursday and was buried Saturday but
an investigation TO be instituted this week for which
purpose the body viii probably be disinte-red.
Syracuse State Journal
~ The store of F. c. Merrick & Co al the de-
DO. village PsImsr was totally destroyed by irs
O'clock yesterday morning with nearly al lis
OF dry goods groceries, hardware sc &c. The value
OF the stock estimated at from TO $1,000 OF which
but about $500 worth saved. There w~s an insu-
rance on the goods for s7o0oSi00O by the Protection
Insurance CO. Hartford and 5000 by the Hartford iusu-
rance Co.
The building was OF wood and no, of great value;
do MOI know whether owned by the occupants or
not. springfield Republican
REPORTED MUrISY-The Providence Transcript
that The barque ouinebaug hAs returned TO New
port with part OF the IN irons for refusing do
duty. Many of the In Of into1icanou
when ths vessel Jeff Providence
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DIR. Lardner,s Lectures.

Eleven numbers Of this useful and attractive Scientific
and Popular Work have been published and all the back
numbers may stIi be ob,ained The Twelfth Number
partly printed. and viii be Published Immediately On
receipt OF portion OF lost copy, which we expect 10
receive again rom Dr.. Lardner by the next steamer.
e Pries Of each nrInbe. IS cena.
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montgomery Erect.

From a slip from the Montgomery Wing, we
learn that the election for town officers in Montgom'
cry comfy has resulted in the election OF six Wing
and four Loco Foco Supervisors-same as last year.
The strong Whis town Of Charleston, owing to To-
cal causes, has elected LocoFoco Supervisor; the
rest of the Wing ticket is elected by large MAORI
,y. The following are the maicritiea from the sew
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. Thursday. Feb y.
The session was spent in discussing the matter OF
printing railroad report of stockholders and the
Oregon and Texas resolutions.
Mr.. YOUNG spoke some two hours more IN dc
fining his position on the subject of banks. negro
suffrage &c He had not concluded at . o'clock
ASSEMBLY.
The case of the contested seat occupied the entire
session.
In committee a resolution offered by Mr.. COOPER
to send back the report for further testimony was lost
and Mr. PIERCE declared TO be entitled to the seat
So 10 81. In the house. this vote reversed, and
Mr.. PIERCE unseated-ayes So, noes SO.
Mr.. WATSON moved 10 refer back the whole mat
ter for farther examination-Lost, 81 TO So.
The resolution declaring Mr. CROSBY elected was
also lost-ayes IS, noes So
Mr. STEVENSON gave notice of motion to recon
slider the vote unseatng Mr.. PIERCE. Adjourned.
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Ss,603,53s 40

The Committee estimate that, during the past year,
these deposits have increased that the aggregate will
now reach slO000000 The reports of the Banks show
that the largest proportion of these funds, owned
By mechanics aborers widows and orphans, who have
resorted them repositories for the small sums
which they have been enabled from time to time to lay
by from their wages The Committee recommend that
every possible guard should be thrown around these de
posores OF the poor. that the widow and the orphan
may suffer by from the dishonesty OF the officers of
these Banks Bills for that purpose before the AS
sembly.
The earnings of the Norwich and Worcester
Railroad from Feb ITO 7th 1916 S3575 81
time ls45 l7i0 o. Making difference in favor OF l5I6
Of $685. As. An increase of over 100 per cent.
The earnings of the Mohawk and Hudson Rail
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There beauty 10 calm moonlight
When bowers drink the dew,
When the radiant sta shine bright
From boundless fields ot blue,
Blu, pretiier far Than all hese
Are lccks of lGs;rous hair,
And srch-alI can have who please
AtPHALONS 10 repair ,..s.lyr r.
Iv TIE Chemical Hair Invgors;or Will pos ths ~
move dandruf and proven, hair failing oai "ror lp
IS weak IL Will give new growth, and mPeI =
ire without any greasy appearance rendering ~ y
bic 10 the toilet Ladies and gentlemen are nv as
Prepared BY E. PRALos, 2l4 Broadway. So'u y
and fancy dealers generally.
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ovrsrpE--Fua Page-Speech of Mr.. Harris on the
Anthem, Question; Madam Costeilos Trial Fourth
Pszs-ode for the Friends of Peace Human Rgh's;
Sales OF Stocks; Marine News; List of Letters.
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CONTENTS OF rHE srPrLEMExT.-The Prisoners
Address 10 his Mother The Prison Convict Results OF
Emancipation in the West Indies The Water-Cure In
England: Discussion OF the Excise Law; ATts OF De-
sgn; Burning Injurious Books; Soda Wasef-hoW to
Make Il, Remember the Poor The Seneca Indians and
the Ogden Land Company Thorough Legal Reform :
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Whi4 To,cns.
Tot al. ASA

u John J. TAYLOR has been nominated for
Delegate to the Constitutional Convention by Polk
Convention in Tioga Co. He had 80 votes 10 %
for Thomas Pearsall.
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The INSECT ScouRGE.-Advices from Cuba
that the orange lime and every tree OF the cisron
kind in the District of Matsnzss and in other sections Of
the Island pershng under the Of insect in
shape like hes which light their verdure by nyr-
ads and deposit white adhesive specks the bark,
which are the eggs from which the is Matched,
which has devastated many of the ciron and
groves Some of the trees wholly denuded and is
feared that this blight will extend itself the whole
Island
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Philade lphin Cattle Mnrket-Fe6 Il
offered this week 1900 head of Beef Cattle, including
700 taken to New.York 200 Cows and Calves, 6eO
Swine and 1000 Sheep.
PRIcEs.-Beeres-Al sold At S506t per 100 lbs.
Cons and Calces sell at $1,000
Srine sell slowly at S505; extras s5f per 100 lbs.
Sheep mostly brought 81 "a each.
Hay-The weeks sales have been generally at 1000
ITO CTS per cwt for good Timothy and Straw at s5d6
per 100 bundles
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FLoGGISG IL ScHooL.-Francis Barrett, Jr.
teacher OF District School in auckland was orou ght
before James S Whitney ESQ. Of Conway, al me Town
scholars named Eliot Whitney. Il appears that the
teacher gave the boy pretty thorough fsgeaiion WIN
rod Of swi,ch-hazel four I'VE feet long and men
wound of by inaicng few blows on the mead OF me
boy with the bu,r OF the stick ne continuing unsusdued
The Justice decided that the major part OF the Whipping
deserved and rish, but he could not lustiiy lne
iufcton OF blows the head and for this par Oh Tue
castigaton he iued the teacher dollar and costs
Northampton Gsz
ASYLUM GAzErTE-The inmates OF the \. d.
Asylum for the Insane. this town. have stared
monthly paper, called The Asylum Gazette II IS az
forded cheap rate copies for 81 or 10 copies LOT
S2-proceeds to De applied increasing me asylum
library II is printed by Hill & Sons Dr.. !. T. aalcH'
Assistant Physician of the Asylum, receives guoscl'P
tons. Concord, N d. AT
to death in Newark n J on Wednesday evening by her
clothes tax ing fire.
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" List day OF the Kentucky Ministries &. TIE Aaa ~
Splendid performances in the afternoon ats 0eoeA -
the evening u gres! variety to please svety NJ
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business Notices.

PLUMBE's EXPOSITION OF PORTRAITS We have a.
ways rejoced when We met with any fact that bad
tendency prove the advance OF country in the nre
characterized by the public patronage oil any
particular branch thereof few years since aud 'he
of portrait painting luxury which only Inc flc
could indulge in the poorest citizen may al WI
ding cost obtain accurate likeness OF his soseh SUI
or brother or favored daughter who may be iea''De
the home OF her parents for the affections OF husoan
The introduction of the Of Dsguerreoypug mas aon'
all this and its genial influence is Sng Itself tell N az
other and not less appreciate msnler The free eAHF
bidon OF Mr. Plumbe. in Broadway, introduces inc '
lures of our patriots and warriors to the pubic az Ms
makes the inesments OF beautiful and Distinguish"
women familiar TO US daylight, and whilst ounsHs
through the Professors the stranger from INC %
West or the sunny South feels pride that ne also
the country tina, owns such and daughters oti'
merts as kenesses of the portraits of Pumbe no wa'
gazes upon the walls OF the in Broadway. neec'
arguments. Eve. Gszeu@
E5s-"In the Commerce ofthe World, the value oil rfs
.aon above all price estimate The worlds good's
port is precious capital can be invested in Us "
sness and alone IL wise who aet,s this repute Ii7
necessary connection between good motives and means
successful results in the pursuit Of wealth. must 70
impressed upon the mind oil every man VINO hoPe'
attain to success, TO prove useful honorable 70 h'
family or frends or to the community OF which DC
member
The above extract is from the /" Road % Bts'ia'
small pamphlet, recently issued from the Country news
paper Advertising Agency Of v. 3. PALMER, TIE guy
authorized Agent OF most OF the beet Ne~spape''
of all the cities and principal towns in no Cur
ted States and Canada containing brief Iresn'e "
the advantages Of advertising in Country Papers a. ~
Of enIarging business and ACCOMPLISHING of'uae.
1t may be had gratis application at the Agency ID
Tribune Buildings.
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r. The Union most automatically asserts that
no idle -umors which have been recently circulated In
tho Boaton Atlas the New-York Tribune, sc. DC. to
the condition OF the Cabinet We emphatcally repeat
hese division in II upon the Oregon question They
arc harmonious and united in behalf Of the Presidents
message and his views" &c &c
The Union may well pronounce it matter OF
approximation to contradict what has no, been
stated We have said chat Mr.. BucsANAN was on
the point OF resgnins some ten to twenty DAYS ago
and had begun to arrange his papers with tina, view
WIN The Union contradic, this?
E The Merchants. Shipmasters and Seamep of
our City, we understand are petirionnr the Lec;sa
ture for q reduction Of the heavy tax now imposed
on every seaman shipping from this por,-lOpe
Dollar for each Foreign Voyage and Twenty five
Cents for each Coas,ing Voyasel-ior the supper,
fthe seamen's Retreat on Staten lsland. If the
facts set forth 10 the printed Memorial are reliable
-as we have no reason to doubt-this reduction
ough, surely to be made, and we trust the LeS'sa-
,ure will give the petitioners 9 favorable hearing
TEMpRRAScE.-Tbey are holding adjourned meet,
ipgs of the Temperance Societies OF Oswego Co. Win
great spirit The following is one of the resol urons
adopted on the 18th utimo
Rsnfscd TIL a. in order secure the ecnehs profered
to the Ii censc Act the utmost energy and prompt
AIRY in efecng Town and school District
organizations. al the ensuing election In
every TO wn the County triumphant OF vote Of No
LSconse.
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WEST INDIA ExAScIPATIos.-in 'he suppl
men, to the Tribune of today will be found an atlce
On tho ResuI,s of Emancipation in the British Colo
m which wa invite the attention OF all VINO ieel
any nte-es, in the grea. experiment which has been go
ng on In the West Tndes during the last ten years An
attentive persal of that article will perhaps enable the
reader 70 understand clearly than before many OF
tho statements which have been put forth from time to
time on this most important practical question The ar
tce embodies the views of those under whose inmed
ate influence the great change in the condition OF the
Blacks took place. and is therefore entitled TO fair and
candid examination by Of all parties if indeed on
this question have more than one party IN this COM
naunity.
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From Washington.
CONGRESs."First Session.
BY Telegraph.
correspondence of the Baltimore Patriot

SENATE
WAsH1SGroS Feb. r. 1886.
No item Of note in the preliminary business of The
Senate this morning.
The Senate floor, galleries and vestlbules were
crowded 10 sufocaton almost by eleven O'Clock, by
persons anxious TO hear the debate. which WI cX-
pected to take place on the Oregon Resolutions
The preliminary business having been got through
with the Oregon Resolutions for notice and the sew
era amendments, were taken up.
Mr.. john NJ CLAYTON having the foor from
Yesterday commenced at one o'clock. he began IN
very CAIN temperate tone.
He SAID Mr. Polk, entrusted with power, enjoys
all facilities OF knowing the position oil tue oicsoh
question, which Senators do not-and yet ne RISKS !of
preparations 10 place the country III stuauoh 10
meet hosttes-and al the same time asks tnat ln'
s,ructions 10 give the Notice in regard TO the Ore
gon treaty shall be passed These things IN view
Mr. C. would entrust Mr. Polk with the giving Oh
the notice-but would not compel him TO give H. out
say TO him. give it al yOur peril.
Mr. c. is warming up as he is going on WIN MS
speech and is still speaking this despatch Closes
When Mr.. c. had concluded,
Mr. HANNEGAS, the Senate entered on the conSid
Grafton Of executive business.
After short time spent in executive session. the
doors were again opened, and then
The Senate adjourned till Monday next
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Report from Committee of sundry bils-matters
of private or local character
Reports were also made against sundry bills.
Mr.. LEVIN, from the Committee on Commerce
reported bill to erect Dry Dock at Philadelphia
A resolution from the Committee on Foreign At
fairs calling on the President for copy ofthe letter
from the L. S. Mexican agent dated 18th october.
ls45, respecting Mexican Indemnity, was adopted
Mr. CAMPBELL, Of n. Y. from the Committee on
the Library made report relative TO furnishing In
mans picture for the rotunda in the Caplto'-!,or
which picture Inman was in part paid before Ne
died) A debate took place between Mr. CAMPBELL
ADAMS. WINTHROP, and ]. R. INGERsoLL. when
the resolution recommitted.
The House is thin to-day, and the galleries desert
ed, the attraction being in the Senate.
There being no quorum present several attempts
were made 10 adjourn, but none successful when
this despatch closed.
The House went into Committee OF the w hole on
the Pension Bill, upon several proposed amend
ments to which there was long discussion but the
proceedings were not of much importance.
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- Some inconceivabe donkey steals the sigma
ture of "A Wing wherewith expose his isnor-
ance as follows:
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MORMON AFFAIRs.-We learn that the first ex.
pedon of the Saints for the Rocky Mountains Will
take up its line Of march in about three weeks. This
first company will consist OF about fifty men, with sui
cent number of teams drawn by good horses 10 con-
vey the farming utensils provender &c they may need
They will load with grain the last settlement and push
their horses through fast possible until they reach
the base of the mountains which they say they can dc
By the time grass is fairly up Here they will halt and
commence farming operations They will put IN as large
a crop possible and remain until the Summer emf
grants up The object oths expedition is to raise
something for the Summer emgrans 10 recruit on while
on their journey.
We learn that Monday las, very serious row oc
CURED in Nauvoo between the followers OF the Twelve
and those of the Wisconsin Prophet.
As our readers are already informed the Prophet
has made considerable nroads into the church at Maui
Lately ne obtained new revelation IN relation 10
the succession. and sent messengers TO the Holy
City read it 10 the people. This they attempted on
Monday last but surrounded By mob who at
tempted drive them from the City Whereupon row
ensucd in which clubs used freely. The Twelve
ties gained the victory and drove their opponents from
the ground We look with anxiety for farther perteu
lars. Warsaw Signal Jan. y
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" Read so much as we have been able to pub
lish of the Speech of Mr.. HARRIS of Albany on the
Anti Rent controversy 1t is full of instruction and
genuine Democracy. We wish we could make
room for the residue of his Speech, in which the
course of Gov Seward is vindieated and the shut
fling ofthaLoco-FoeoIeaders in the Legislature with
regard to Anti Ren,ism is thoroughly exposed Bu!
do no. overlook what we have given.
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By Edgar Jenkins.
Two lots on 3athst near 5,havue, 25 by - feet $3.50
each. slLuu
BIZ DamORt & Hosaek
Lot on 18th st. near 9th avenue IS by % 1900
By George B. Rollins.
Three story brick front house and lot 10 Cherry.st
% feet ins. 'front.' III feet rear loo f. 10 ms one
side and ll0t the other 1850
Three story brick house and lot with brick house in
rear IS Ciffst % feet inch 'front.' 81 feet rear IS
feet one side and IS the other 5000