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A HoUsEKEEPER's PEST.

10 NN Edll0T OF IHt 4F'V""'' =, .
SIR: A troubled housek eeper would like 70
know how 10 drive from her stOrehOuse the great oaVs
ont some theOrzer recommended kerosene, Dut ~ ua
nor keep them away another said camphor; a tntu'
rcd MEMBER All these have been tried, ana no results.
The small ant. both black and red. can be driven
tbe house by the of corrosive sublimate DSsoles
i'm gter and wash the places they nequeht leals ~
dry on These small ants 10 dread the smell Oh 20
noison and avoid its vicinity. But the Dig ant pap ~
attention 10 IL. II has tested remeGy az
knows it TO be effective, and will give II through So'
paper he will get the thanks Of an Ah-hA's"
Nsc York, July IA.
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e e. rolled by. the foundation, q,

and, ere many years have rolled by the foundsp
tng hotes WIN be barrier for the onward waves
Inc music mas ceased The lovers have ssia a..
adeus. The ocean waves have donned tbe,r I their
ana hurry for broken rest upon the bea b. POM
soIo y eq inc ihonrniu song OF the toad, maxine ~
the country homeslek, alta clearinghouse A him. IA
ing beetle mas flown into the window and yonr e UT
spondent following the example of the waves ore
nightcap - '@Aes la
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ALASKA.

sITKA AND ITS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EDGE
COME-THE PEOPLE, TIE DWELLINGS, TIE
PUBLIC BUILDINGS, AND TIE CATHEDRAL
TIE INDIAN YILLAGE-RUM, BILLIARDS,
L
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MEXICO.

TIE PUNON DE Los BANOS-A SMALL NOLCANO-
TIRE MANUFACTURE OF TEQJFsQt IE-1A sl
SALINE EE>OJECEo--A LAKE OF SALI-NOL-
CANIC CIW,iUNiNG-TUE BATHS OF MHNlCo
CUR LADY OF GUADALCUrE-IhE JUDAsES
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KXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
nrNcrox. Jan. 9s.-The President sent to

WASurNcroN. Jan. 23.-Thc President sent to
the senate to-day fhc following nominations:
Dri-h' r.rn.rf Paymaser in the Army Leslie Combs
Marshal M thr District 81 kcniucl7 ir The Psc o sm A. Merr
usslrr rprr John ~ iohnnn Marshal Tor fg
expired; John r.
Attorney district II DANse place ~ John l.
Pratt rrsrl1 william H. khoie Island Pension Agrn
Profdr8c- place oi Wim G. Tov..cnd rrsgn John >
foohsu Of ourlAle Peun. H. c. Lohse Collector Of
Gcorgetown. south Carolina; Henry Miller.
Asess1r 81 Internal Revenue fr the FOURTH District Of
Oas place Il H. Hart, decreased. Joseph hetarnsni
~ me- Internal Revenue Cor The XII District Of PENNSYLVANIA IN
Jacob who confirmed but whose has
been uih David b. Ac Assessor u Internal Revenue Tor the
NyNh District - kcS loff, m place OF Lewis Peck 20 lie removed
James a. Internal Rsv-nue District o.
nne 81 Ssthli H. Jay 10 be removed Solomon T. Ne
Cun 1usc- II supreme Of Utah par Of John
who's. commission ha expired Enos Hog Associate Justice
81 tab the place of solomon Mcurr
pointed Chcf Justice Campbell Of Michigan Register Of tho
Ilnd Onee A. Marquette Michigan Joseph W Edva, be-
moved David Sgcf Indiana Register Of The Land Oe hsc
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DIED.


BURBANS-In BROOKLYN THURSDAY Jan 70 at 10 O'Clock m Of
Louis OF VIM H. aud Mary J. buOanE
aged aGd months
Not OF funeral tomorrow.
BRITTONOn wedneSay - Lille Youngest child Of Isaac w
and Helen NJ Buton. sgei months and 10 DAYS -
will the residence Of her parents No 24
Eas Tbirte;hst day FrIavl O'Clock The relatives
Of the family invited to attend without further notice
DIRBMANIn BROOKLYN THURSDAY, jan % John Dkeman jr in
the SLIT Of his
bis late residence No ISL Fort Greenpae on saturday afternoon
al Il O'Clock.
EDSON-On Thursday Jan 80 Alexander Eon the ais, Of
his
Motto OF funeral hereafter
HUSsEY-N re,en. New Bedford Mass Saturday Jan 10.
George Iluey merchant tue 18th his
KSOwITOS-A wster,own NeuYok TUESDAY Jan Frances
wife W KnoNon and ghts hs late John Clarke
esq. sged q Yeas and monihs
MAsON-A Sesrhoro Hudson THURSDAY Jan % Mrs Mary
". Mason, in the nth year Of Der age
the Saturday
Jan from her late residence. Carriages will be-
waiting arrival Of 10 O'Clock from Thir
teth-st, New York returning at4 ocloef p m
SWANRY-In BROOKLYN THURSDAY Jan. 90 Mr. Miles Suaney
Notice OF the funeral hereafter
THURSDAY morning Jan % at Rhinebeck after
long Illness Federal Vauderbsgh d. for resident Of
The fnsef will take place Saturday IS O'Clock p
the Lpiscopa Church, Rhioebeck
VANDERBLT-oa Wednesday jan % Sarah v D. wife Of John
Vanderbilt IT,, and daughter ofhe late Cornelius Bogers Of
Eex.lOk CITY.
The friends respectfully attend her funeral Saturday
Jas 25 at O'Clock from her late residence No 30 Gstesave
Brootl'I.
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My G1ZETTE.

WARRINGTON Jan. 2s.-Dispaches have reached the
Nav, department Rio de- Jaeo Dec H.
oftbe A. steamer nnnr that
officially Informed Of the L.
the 18th Helena
TIE officers and all we'll She woud
sail for New -lork n lev DAYS
Fitch commander Of the U. Marble.
the 10th inst that there sick
likelihood Of contagious disease
breaking bad taken for the benefit and better
hath Of the officers sBd
Dahes sn been received from Rear Admiral Bell board
flagship Hartford n Nagaak Japan Oct a. giving m"uhY
Asaic Souadron for monh Of October, ~ follows
The Hong Kong October TO- AMI arrived at Ma
Shenandoah lOkohoma The Ashnielot
Shanghai A thr
ihey viii % the north OF China 10 communicate with the
Tirted The NOnocary undergoing at
Whampoa thry completed she visit the treaty
The tuadla stationed iongk
ard the The Aroostook stationed The coast be-
Hong Kong Annoy The soreshp supply Hong Kong
No had received Of the lToquos Oneida Peuobseoi
that t latter passed 1nger the 2l September
The squadron remarkably good and deaths
reported DUNG month Later dispatches from Admiral Bell dated
November 20 the arrival Of the Onsa Naga the
I'm Of November New York and tho arrival Of the r
auoisa al Hong Kong November
Rear Admiral Charles H. Davis commanding the South Atlantic Squad
ron the following disposition Of vessels that squadron
On the November the Guerrero anchor In the haThor of
Rio snpro engaged IN ourtmara duty Tho Huron
vas harbo Of Rio de- repairing her hull sId
zines The Rio de Janro the PAwnee Bahia
the Shamkn MoneVeo and the Kansas 10 the River la
Plata The snip dsbo had arrived At Rio lie larro after
pasasge - Nesio The greatest male Ia d'y
wss knots.
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Orleans a. Bresds.uas quiet Corn % to As' "e's
Wheat TO- White California and 1916 for No 'lNaaA .'
Barley . American Oats $40 for American rea'' 500 o'
Canadian Flour, J7l6 for Western. Beef I'D Tor M
Prime Mess Pork for New Eastern Prime Mess Lard D. iof NE
American Cheese 50 highest range Of fn baeoa ~ o yum
besud Cut No y Dutch Standard Sugar A0 Eosh 'O' %
mon Wilmington ard MEDIUM M Talow, 40 for Ame'eaa sP
Turpentne Petroleum for Refined Clover Sseu 90
Tor No American Red
AnernoonThe sale, Of Cotton IS go bales uus p
,nds 7d7id; Mding Bresistuf are without
PORK is an snd has advanced % Eastern PRIME ~
TAop declined to a. Refined Petroleum To q Sp
pentne has advanced to % All other articles without atea'h
RvenngThe Cotton market closed am with recovery Of li''
q 10 in prices American grades making fully 3D. the day the
market has quite animated under favorable trade rep
and the sales fully made the openg
900 bales the following the closing quotations. Mddng upana
on the spot I'D Mddlng Upands arrive I'D Mddhg orleans
3d. The BreauGs market closed firm, the following quotations
Com $50 Wheat 6 for California White and IA for No Eeu
western Barley 10 Oats $40 Peas 900 Flour $40 Tor West
ep Canal The Provisions market closed quiet lard hm al 81
Cheese. 533 Bacon CO., Beef 800 for Winter Cured PORK %
Sugar 246 Rosn for North Carolna aud III for Die
diun 10 Fine Talow p9 Turpenne, 1919 Co'erseed o re
troeum 1874 for STANDARD White quiet at 9@ for Whale A
for Sperm and SO O for Lseed Ln.ed Cakes $40 Ptno
Loypoy Jan 23Noon-wbae Oil $50 z 2J2 gallons Sperm ol
clio T. tun Lfuseed OIL e56 lo q Lnseed Cakes ~io
y nm for Thin Obiong
AnernoonOur markets reported In the noSn nspsc
ANTWERP Jan 2Aernoon heavy at ~ francs !"
Standard White
Evening Petroleum market dali 43tSo'ior STANDARD White
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MISSISSIPPI
nm RrCONsrRUCrION CONvENTIO'

TIIE RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTION.
Jackson Miss Jan. 23.-ln the COnstltn-
tional Convention TO-DAY. Mr. orr from the committee
appointed 20 confer with Gen Glcm. said that Gen Oh
lem stated vcrynly that be- would sustain nu legislation
except the framing OF Constitution aud civil Govern
mcnt for the state.
resolution was adopted 10 send the majority report
the memorial 20 Congress presented Yesterday, 10 The
President the United states senate and the Speaker of
the House OF Representatives.
The report of the Committee on General Provisions was
adopted. II b. as follows
The General Assembly ~ the state Of Mssisspp shsl
have power pay debt o. Obligation
contracted lnrurrId boz 90 o. fhe ftb-ion
3 The G~nes Assembly o toe state Of hssssppi shan
poHcr make p@rsa n fmsuripaied sate
General Assembly of The Hiftc ~ Mssirfl shall have
power United States any i1r slaves
ipates of liberated in uiluu~r
The Tax Ordinance reported by the Finance Committee
was taken up aud adopted by sections. The INST section
imposes special tax 81 s. 80 per thousand upon the gross
receipts the sales o merchandise for the year 1908
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to the report contested seats that forthwith with
out further debate. the vote should be taken. -.
Mr.. Spencer moved to have the words further with
out debate stricken out ana denounced the policy 81 ap
plying the gag. The chairman Of the committee, 1eh
Cochrane after much discussion, accepted the amend
ment Mr. Spencer in the course Of MS remarks ssd ne
10 he bSId 10 Se and vo,a ns Suo Cow Feilton
Tor the Niee-Prcsdency The report of the Commute
declared the protest from The Id Vth Xth VIZ anu
AAlst Assembly Districts invalid, and recon-
lnended their dismissal. The evidence III fega,ra
10 the election IN me With Assembly testSI
cases the report declared the ticket headed by John
in the T ns ad AAempy Bsc a GTv elected and
recommended their recognition by the Committee o.
Judge White OF the Committee read a minority report
IN which he expressed doubts in reference the decision
OF the majority regarding the election III the AAn g.
sembly District The resolutions were then taken UP ior
Samuel r. Duval offered afidavits showing that Mr.
Mhgan, President Of the organization which elected
Mr.. Fitch, is not "a resident Of the district.
ton reporfed nv the committee that the delegation
headed by Mr. Duya be admitted to seats III the CohFeh
ton.
In the course Of the discussion there verbal
sparring between Gen Cochran and MI. Spencer. LIE
vote being taken on the amendment II was lost Inc
original resolution then adopted , .
The resolution OF the Committee recommending mat
the delegation headed ny Francis \. Ihomas' LIN
Assembly District be admitted seats in the committee
After considerable discussion the Of the Com
mittee in reference to tho lid Assembly District when
recommended the recognition of tho delegation headed
by Theo. A Williams was adopted
The protest in the 5th District was disposed OF al
yery the protesting parties and confirming the pres
ent sitters IN their seats.
The With District protest called forth an extended de-
bate The Committee finally decided adversely 10 the
professionals confirming the sitting delegates, ana direct
District Association 10 revise the members ron Dy
adding the names Of ali tho good Republicans in the Dis
trict.
The Committees report In regard To the other DtrCs
was adopted, ana the Committee adjourned
DELEGATES TO SYRACUSE FROM QUEENS.
The Republicans of the lid Assembly Dis
trct OF Queens County met ut Jamaica on "wednesday
and chose samuel Smith Of NcwtOwn, John ". DE Mott
of Hampstead. and Samuel :. Aymar OF Jamaica, dele
gates 10 the syracuse Convention, with Sands Powell,
James a. johnson. and j. A. Herman rs alternates
RICHMOND COUNTY REPU BLICANs.
The Union Republican electors OF Richmond
County VIII meet in their respective election Districts 10
MORROW evening. at O'Clock. and elect ~ delegates from
represent them Ia the County convention
to De Robert SclwartzkOpfs house, Clifton staten
Island the 2gti OF January at O'Clock T. i To eject
three delegates represent the County IN the state Con
ventiOu al syracuse. on Feb. 3.
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ARKANSAS.
THE RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTION.

THE RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTION.
MEMPHIS. Jan. "a special dispatch to the
o,n..l from Little Rock SAYS IN the Convention there
Mir White OF Phillips County (cOOred, offered rcsolu
tOA declaring public carriers 10 Dc pubic servants, ana
recommending the next Legislature 10 make II 2 penal
ofcnso 10 deny accommodations or refuse 10 transport
citizens irrespective Of color over the pubic hghwaSS
II referred.
Mr. Gray oi Phillips ocoloredD offered resolution 10
memorable Congress FOR aid ia locating claims under me
Homestead Act in the ~ Freedmen, and IN furnish
ing six months provisions, payment therefor 10 DE
secured by lien the homestead and Improvements
the amount advanced 10 be paid back ia Two years.
Referred ,.,-,
resolution was offered by Mr.. Hodges nqulring into
the LEGALITY OF the contract for the Pententry
which contract made with an Illegal body called the
General Assembly OF Arkansas declaring that that con
tract WAS opposed 20 reconstruction, ana that the con
tractors had already drawn $4,000 under some pete1t
and asking for committee Of inquiry. This resolution
produced a lengthy discussion
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Pixies OPERA HOUSE.
THE STEAM MAN-IIIs FIRST APPEARANCE ON
THE STREET.

When description of Mr.. Deddrick's steam
man was published not only the Newarkers.a goodiy
number Of whom like the Athenians, IS centuries ago.
spend their time nothing but either TO tell or to hear
some new thing all rushed to the shop where under The
hands OF skllfu mechanics hc slowly but surely as
Stunning the "human form divine" and so tlronged the
doorway and darkened the windows OF the shOp nat MS
completion time made doubtful. but scores OF
gentlemen from other cities Yentured into Jersey ana AL
men, women and children who could not go wrote III
curing about this wonder. An enthusiastic
Committee of Five travelled all the way from
Albany, one day last week. To decide -
bet that the whole thing was newspaper Story.
Many the letters ask for more minute descriptions
than have already been published; some contain orders
for men: writer's want travelling agencies some
will buy territorial rights To manufacture ana sell them
and others wish to hire the man on speculation. n
Chcagoan thinks The most profitable work To Wch the
thing can be put will De farming on Illinois pfafcs ana
proposes that 10 walk Ia Chicago on wager penbsyl-
vanlan orders pair, proposing to repopulate MS
place. Five women write, ordering castlioh
nusbands and gentleman sends LOT
a wife AS the machine IL speeches. the inventor re-
niles 10 the last that he doubtful whether rOInGn
could be made a success Many experiments have been
made with the man during the past fortnight, and,
although accidents such incident To new ma.
chinery. occurred lac finally works perfect The old
spiral sprngs have been replaced by stronger ones so
that the steam longer weak IN the knees, anu
upon steam being generated Thursday he sumpcd on
like Trojan. In the evening lac appeared ON broad
st. az Crumps Garden where lac VIII exIDt himself next
y-9l
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

NJ Atlantic rFt o
LoxpoS Jsu 2NOOnCOnsos for money the account 90
Illinois Central Railway shares s Bs Railway shares United
s,Hs, FheTweHy Bonds, ~
Ateruoou-Couos for money and the account o aoa United
Stale, Five Twenty bonds %! Illinois Genital Railway shares
Frs Railway shares, 49,.
By,nnRh. regular weekly England pub
~ tb. evening that the bullion in vault has increased
sshg since last report The money market quiet and steady
Copo. ~ qg. money! and s American securities
are generally Gnner aud higher Bonds however slightly fallen os
The following the closing figures United States Ill
~ Ipo, Central Railway shares &c; Erie Railway
FK,SxyoKr Jan 2NoouUhs States twenty bonds for the
issue ofJS6l, 70
Anernoon-unted States Five Twene Of 1852 Ts
BypnI-nled Retweny bonds aud close at o for
tho old isse
Pans Jan s3-yoonhe Bonr,e ani the Rente lower
LtyxEpoet Jan 2J-Noen-Cotion active the sales to-day
a., estimated O b.esi hitisg Upland ga ID ailhDs
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MARRIED.

DRMARHST RUSOn "Wednesday Jan Is at the residence OF the
bride. parents bv the Rev W. = Mke D.. Mr. Peter Denar'
New York Miss Carrie K Bush OF Bound Brook, n j.
MIIIER-OUNLANOn MONDAY Jan 90 at Sing Sing T. By the
Father Mcclellan John H. Miller ESQ., TO Hiss Maggie L. gun
lsg.
ier Dr. Mson William PeAa j., to ANNIE h., daughter
of Hoses 4. CLARK.
ELECTROMAGNETIC Brooklyn ~ Thurstar Jan % 1861
b. Bracket Rest
NewYork jennie Frederick Of Brooklyn T. d.
Boston papers please copy
sGYDER-STRoSG-O weintav Jan Is at the Church Of the
savior Brooklyn n Y by the Rev Alfred Putnam Capt James
T. Miss Helen Strong daughter Of the late Ch's
A Strong esq. Of Brooklyn, n. \.
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RI. R MEDICAL DEPr, No. 81 Maidealane NewYork
DEAR DocroR The principles introduced Remedies DO
no. consist ingredients but simply method Of extracting and
combining medicinal properties Of vegetable subsianc dispensing
entirely the inert matter which largely into the ordinary
preparations Of SarsApalas Pills, and Lotions, general u
SARSAPARILIIAN. used In the RENOvATNG RBSoLVENT
the eryHe principle Of SaapAla wherein all the medicinal virtues
OF reside by process the extract Of Sr
p.nn contains power than twenty pounds Of the
crude prepared In the advertised sarapaHllss
Your sond inquiry the compromising properties OF the Re
solvent and its superiority all Direct Specific Remedies rs
peey diseases located LUNGS LIVER SKIN STOMACH
KIDNEYS. BLADDER. AND UTERINE oRGANs"e direct your
attention to these facts We adopt the channel Of the press replying
to inquiries that hundreds Of other physicians who are writing
US formation regard principles recently introduced ia
ede and views the dangerous use OF direct remedies
etnge properties organic arrangements sl the great bof
involved IN answering each letter.
Direct Remedies properties 40. particular organ
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
GEORGIA.

RECONSTRUCTION CONTEMPORARIES.
ATLANTA. Ga. Jan. 23.-Ihe Convention oc-
cuped the session to-day in discussing the section
defining treason without coming To a vote
An order appeared from Cen Kruger, the army ON
Ger detailed as Governor oil Georgia, resembling COY.
jenkins order susponng tho collection Of taxes m ths
state Tho army officer detailed COnroci-ticncral
orders the collectors immediately collect aud forward
the Treasury all the unpaid taNes Of as year
THE RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTION.
MHLEDGEyI1LE, Ga. Jan. 23.-Tcn thousand
dollars advanced from the state Road has been received
aud taken 10 Atlanta by Capt Rockwell Military Treas
urer, for the payment Of the Convention.
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ENorMors Lrscrn OF RID TArr.-An E

ENORMOUS LENGTH OF RED IAPE.-An In
elsh newspaper tells Of pronunciation III the British War
Office 1t SAYS there is tradition said 10 be historical
concerning q clerk in the War Office who oncc wanted q
neg vlercon 10 hang his hat To save the expense
uf n rarpenter he applied for hammer ana nail win
which drive It IN himself SIX months passed before he
received any answer ms request and lac had long ago
sct up peg o his when special messenger or the
Tower arrived u Pail Mall with hammer sent 10 him AZ
last through the medium ~ Bumbcrrss acquisitions and
authorizations At tie time lac was informed mat
10 the province of the Tower ohcals 10 supply
mills hut that these would 20 um from Wool wien,
aud after few months further waiting they really ala
arrive pound Of nails brought by great ambulance
wagon will s half dozen and dozen attendants.
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The Mystic Temple, devoted TO the interests
and development Of the principles OF Freemasonry' s
neat eghtpnge journal just started by shc Fraerna
Furnishing Association, No spruce-st. We believe
Harry j. Seymour is the editor
Bishop Clarkson of Nebraska, will preach in
st. Matthews Church, sussex-st Jersey City, this morn
ing.
Mr.. F.. u. C.. Judson will deliver Temper
ance address IN Tweddle Hall, Albany, tonight.
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urged into the discussion They had nothing to do with

IUtttu lnIn Iht uscUSsOn They HHu HUIIu1 10 uV VIII
this question.
Nj. JOHNSON-They do not belong TO 1t. a.,
Nr. TRUMBULI, abiding a remark about the CmeI
Justice went to say he hoped they would act Win
reference to the best interests Of the country anu NOT W
mans interests in the Presidency in the passage OF buch
He again denied that any attempt was pc
ing made 10 establish negro supremacy. MANY nIoIe
thousands Of whites went TO the polls III the iepe States
and voted. these dsfrancbised and though many
had been deferred from voting for one he would mover
agree TO modify the policy requiring the states 10 p
placed in the hands OF loyal men, that they shou NC
turned 10 the plunderers OF the nations Wedh VI
the wOuldbe murderers of the nations life
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE DEATH OF Mr. HAMILTON
The death of Representative Hamilton Of Ohio was men
announced and appropriate resolutions were adopte
which Mr. Sherman addressed the Senate, and upon NE
concluding the Senate adjourned III respect TO ms c
Ory
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PENNSYLVANIA.

RIGHTS OF AMERICAN CITIZENS ABROAD.
HARRISBURGH, Pa, Jan. 23-In the Pennsyl-
vana Legislature to-day the following was introduced
Reed That the Representatives Of OF
the Secretary Of the pro
ps aud importance Of instrucng United States Minister
nand Of the British Government the immediate release Of the
citizens ppsone fog alleged political oaenes and insist upon the
adoption OF ted policy that will citizen
upon British soil suen and protection eue
the laws Of proud Republic
IL referred TO the Committee on Federal Relations
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BOsToN. Jan. 23.-The bill to repeal the state
COnstabalary bills in this Commonwealth came up TINS
afternoon in the Senate on IT'S passage 10 trd reading
Mr. bowman made a lengthy speech In opposition 10
the passage Of the bill aud on vote being taken the b
was ordered third reading by 81 Yeas aud ~ Nays
A soon as The vote announced motion wac made
reconsider the vote, and this goes INTO the orders Tor
tomorrow but the result VIII not he changed.
The senate chamber lllcd 10 repleon during the
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Answer 20 Medical Inquiries,

The arg, daily receiving from PbyeAni
M parts Of the United States Canadss soliciting in re
gard to the marvellous curative powers Of aud
and the new principles secured the Renoyang Resoven eOmp
to publish replies through the press the clerical labor involved
to answer each Woa require nearly equal the United
States Tresury Department at Washington RADwAY Co
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CONVENTION or THETA DELTA CH.-The
twenty first annual Convention Of Theta Delta chr
College Fraternity holding session at the Astor
House under the auspices Of the -eo charge located nj
Brown University. The delegations from The Northern
and Southern charges unusually large The exercises
of the Convention will close Saturday evening by al ora
ton and poem.