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DomcstIc AGnIrs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1925.
"A death occurred in New York yesterday
from Asiatic cholera.
Captain Shaw yesterday Inspected the
Baltimore Fire Department
An illicit whisky distillery was seized In the
Fifth Ward of Brooklyn yesterday.
The Christian Church, lately built at sey-
mour, Indiana, was burned down yesterday.
Another lock is to be placed on each OF the
vault doors of the Treasury Department.
The Treasury Department saves $)OOOO per
month by the late dismissal of unnecessary
clerks.
On Sunday night Joseph Herrick was
STABBED and fatally injured at Albany, N. Y.
Adam Simmer and Bastian Dollar are under
arrest charged with the offense.
George Barnace and his wife, a newly mar
ried couple, of Louisville, KY, yesterday drank
themselves insane, and finished the job by i'm
6lblng beer treated with morphine and arsenic.
Resut-a dead couple.
The Democratic Carbon County Convention
assembled at Mauch Chunk yesterday, and
elected delegates to the Senatorial Conference,
who will favor the nomination of the Hon. A.
u. Brodhead of Mauch Chunk.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
City Affairs.

The monthly meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association was held last evening at
the hall, No. 1910 Chestnut street, Peter b. 81
mons, President, in the chair. The essay of the
evening was read by j. H. Coyle, on the subject
of "Sabbath-schOol Machinery The subject
for discussion, "Is the modern arrangement for
conducting Sabbath-schools adequate to the
work before us?" was engaged in by several
members. Twenty new members were elected
to the Association, after which the meeting adj
journed.
"A meeting of the superintendents of power
looms in use in the district extending from
Poplar street, north to Harris lane, and from
Broad street east to the Delaware river, was held
last evening at Front and Master streets. 1t was
stated that there are employed in this district
about 1900 looms, and that the business of the
superntendents is to keep the looms in working
order The average wages received by the
superntendents is from $l6 to $25 per week.
The organization is about four years old, and has
for its ofiicers-President, ID. w. Taylor Vice
President, ID. Donahue; Recording Secretary,
Frank McKeever; Financial Secretary, William
Coddington; Treasurer John Hurl The en-
ployes in this district number about 1000.
The distillery of John NJ. Kelly, northwest
corner of Twelfth and Buttonw0od streets has
been seized because of assumed irregularlty in
the mode of conducting the business. SUPER
visor Fulton has ordered the seizure of White.
Hentz x Co.'S rectiiying establishment, No 223
~ Second street. not ON the ground of fraud
but because IL Is within GOO feet of "A distillery
and the of the First district has for that
reason, refused TO assess IT,, consequently no
license has been granted The firm, some
months ago, commenced proceedings TO compel
the assessor TO assess the rectfying house. The
old assessor hually did so, but the new one re-
fuses, and he has been sued for damages, which
are laid at 5000.
General Jacob Zielin, of the Marine Corps
of the United States, whose headquarters are In
Washington, paid an official visit to the Phila-
delphia Navy Yard yesterday, and was received
with the customary salute. Soon after the
General inspected the several companies of ma
Tines at the yard
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THE WATER SUPPLY.
TrInI Of n stenm Ere EnRinc.


The mOoted question of whether steam fire
engines could be made available in pumping
water into the Fairmount reservoir from the
talrmount dam was put to practical test yes
terday afternoon. Chief Engineer Downey de-
tailed the Hope Fire Engine to proceed to Fair
mount and make the experiment The steamer
reached the steamboat landing just north of the
Water Works about o'clock, and proceeded to
the trial in the presence of number of MEM
hers OF Councils, city officials engineers, and a
good gathering of spectators generally
Considerable delay was experienced in drag
ging the hose through which the water was to
be forced to the top of Fairmount This hose
was pulled up the steep ascent in as direct line
rs the formation of the ground would allow, and
when the nozzle end was in close proximity to
the reservoir the engine got up steam and pro-
ceeded to force water from the river The first
attempt was a failure, in consequence of the
hose bursting in some weak point before the
water reached the reservoir. A second and u
third attempt failed from similar causes, but on
the fourth trial, the line of hose being in per-
fectly sound condition, the steamer got fairly to
work, and in the course of an hour with pres
sure of seventy pounds of steam, water was
forced into the reservorat the rate of about four
hundred gallons per minute.
This would make for one engine about "a 900
gallons per hour, or 2SS, 900 gallons in twelve
hours. If the entire Fire Department were
brought into requisition, consisting of forty-siX
steam engines the amount of water pumped
would be 13 24S, 900 gallons of water in twelve
hours. During the month of August about
100000 600 gallons is the average daily consump-
ton and supposing each engine of the Fire De-
partment capable of doing for twelve hours the
work performed by the Hope yesterday, during
her short trial. it follows that the steam engines
are capable of pumping into Fairmountreservoir
something less than half of the daily demands
made on the Fairmount works. During the
time the Hope was in service yesterday the hose
leading to the reservoir was about two-thirds
full of water
1t appears from yesterdays experiment that
the principal question is strength of hose, as far
as availability of steam fire engines is concerned
in the present dilemma. 1t is thought that there
would be no great difficulty in placing galvanized
iron pipes from the loot to the top OF Fairmount
and let the steamers force water through these
pipes.
This afternoon the experiment will be re-
newed, and three steam engines will be detailed
| for duty at Farmount by Chief Engineer
Downey.
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Office Of the ScL,ylkW Navigation Com
manu-. No. Az Walnut street, Philadelphia,
AuG,,St 7, ls69.-Frederick Graf, Esq, Chief
Engineer of the Water Department Of the city
ofPhiladelphia-Dear Sir' The distractions TO
the navigation Of this Company caused by the
action of your department in drawing the
water of Paramount pool below the level of
the top of Fairmount dam have Of late been
so serious as TO make II necessary on our part
to use every effort to prevent their recurrence
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ordinances regulating the use of water in the city
the police officers are directed to proceed forth
with, according law against the parties violating
the same. -l Ia' -
BY order of the Mayor.
ST. CLAIR A. MULHoLLAND,
.. Chief of Police,
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SchuylkM Navigation COmpdny's Office,
august IL, l869.-To Hon. Daniel NJ. Fox,
Mayor Of Philadelphia-Sir; Pursuant to re-
solution Of the managers Of this Company at
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Especial order No. s.lcny q PaIlsafiGPa'Sbb stian
august IL, ls60.-In all cases of tne Yi0iaVlOh VI
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E . S A D A LIS
Is Recommended by the
Best Physicians Everywhere.
Read the following from

Mr. F. Olin Donnelly, now of this city, for
merly Professorof Physiology and Pathology
zeal Anatomy in the Middle Georgia Medical
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wish you success.
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Baltimore, April %, 1865.
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GEMs.-Beauty is the mark God sets
upon Emerson.
There is no moro potent antidote for
low sensuality than alteration of beauty.
-.Cchlegel.
Write your name in kindness, love and
mercy, on the hearts of those you come
in contact with, and you will never be
forgotten.-- Chalmers.
There is a remembrance of the dead to
which we turn even from the charms of
The living. Oh! the gravel the grave
it buries every elror-covers every de-
fect-extinguishes every resentment
IrUing.
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For the Ladies.
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IF youF lips
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Five things observe with care:
OF whom you speak.
To whom yoH speak,.
And how, and when, and where

BEER NOT INToxICATTNG.-Tho Pitts
burgh Chronicle says:
:. We saw a man last night who don
believe lager beer will intoxicate. lie
stopped us on Vine street to say, Mos
harm'ss bev'ege in er 'orld. Man' can
drink fly glasses and never feel it more n
(hc) | am this mint. A man drinks
whisky, an he shows it. Drinks lage'
beer n don't sh-sh show Il, an aI'ys did.
Look at t noble Germ population. New
CIR see IN 'toxicated, don't ye, so am l..
Lager beer has no more feet on men SO
much wafer. Can walk (bic) hole
through la'er or see crack in er sid,alk
well s any other man. Bet We two doll
an half. Ny house'n find his way home
with hole key beer outsi'fus. Y say
beer 'stroys mem'ry. 'Slie. Member
better to day than l ever did to-mor'r,
'Rah for-who's that ge'm'n we nominal
at--where was our Convention held
What am Who are you, an'howT
We lef; him, satisfied that he was
right; lager beer is not intoxicating Oh
no."
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T H +
Chicago REPUBLICAN
FOR 1869.

No word of praise is necessary 10 our read
ers respecting the course, character and supe-
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ing at the head of journalism in he north
west. its course politically can be remembered.
TRUE AT ALL TINES TO Republican
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issues. FREE AND INDEPENDENT,
never swerving from the course it believes to
be right and for the best interests of the whole
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EF We notice in our Indiana ex-
changes the marriage of DR.. Thomas N.
Lyon to Miss Noble Lamb. Another
scriptura prophecy in process of fulfill
ment--" The lion and the lamb shall lay
down together" and after a while "a lit
tie child will lead them"
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AS "a Literary Paper.
It's original matter, and selected, is of q
nature that Will bear criticism.
AS an Agricultural PAPER.


This department is under the careful super
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those engaged in agriculture. will prove TO be
worth many times the subscription price.
Ii reports the proceedings of Congress- State
Legislatures. Public Meetings. Conventions,
Fairs and all matters in which any portion
of lis readers are interested, are always to be
found more foil and complete than any of its
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The REPUBLICAN is all times open to dis
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Baltimore, Md, March 4, 1868.

/ believe DR.. Lawrence's ROSADALIS to
be the best Alternative in use, and therefore
chGerfully recommend it as such.
THOMAS J. BOYKIN, MD.
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AS A NEWSPAPER.

It's telegraph news, from all parts of the
country, will be found full and complete -
Attention to the news of the Northwest is
feature highly commended, and, we are happy
to say, appreciated.
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Asa Commercial Pauer.

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found full. complete and unbiased, this de-
partment being uuder the supervision of one
who has for years stood at the head IN Chi
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Baltimore, February 10, 1868.
DR.. J. ]. Lawrence. Dear sir; / take plas-
ure in recommending your RASADILIS as
a very powerful alternative.
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We know DR.. Dawrence's ROSADALIS to
be safe and reliable Alternative, de-. and take
pleasure in recommending it to the profession
and the public.
A d. Moore NJ. D, E. Barnes, NJ D..
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II Winstead, NJ d s. Woodward. NJ. ID.
IL Barham, NJ ID W 7 Brewer. NJ ID
q Duggan. NJ ID W Bullock, N d.
Wilson, N. c., January 7, 1858.
eS For testimony of remarkable cures
see Roaadalis Almanac" tor this year.
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D7 In Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, G othing
etc, have the largest stock ever brought
here Winter Goods are sold at greatly re-
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unrrp ssAsrs IsrznslL RxvEyrs.

~ uElfxD sfAs.s IsfIsNAL nEr y. 1I.ru,rA
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AZ. n ss.ss-ueuts for the year ending
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peesno '''.' .es-, =. -. tbs oovsrnment TO pay
-, - ar n,,e d.hs ana far other purposes approved
, 49, ,as. 5000 \, .ubseouent acts having been
'ane o1, - ..,.s $1,000. Of the First Distrist Of
r-.s. =. .h rndsr,.re "A Assessor Of said District
ns ,hss ..,d annual income list win re-
-, ,.r,r.,,or nv taxpsysrs for the period Of ten
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NEW ADvERT1sEndENTs.
NOTICE.....-..........'

NoTIoE."......'.''.:.....'''''''''''
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WANTED WOMAN TO SEW ON THE
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little accom- pshmsuts she She IL vel educsied
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she also speaks French ard English huenty. and also
good bousekeeper. Address this oficeL =. %
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nrrAIaIs oouRss.


.llf - t.---. 4 .tfl.i f'a---
Saturday. April 9. 1900.
FIRST RAcE--swsspstskss for year ODDS dssh Of one
unsy. Club 70 add $500 Clsssd % follow;
~ j. or ans. spsers b. ALTA yELA BY vsndsl. dam
imp. Fmsssss. BY stoehwslL
I'D A. wilson enters q. JEFF JENNINGS ~ lAsnt
ming, dam Becky Bsa .A D-F.ea
s-w. oottrin enters eh- coTTRILIs By Daniel Boone
dam Maggie @. -
ALSO enters eh T. CARRIE p. BY Daniel Boone. dam
SANE DAY-MBfAIRIE sfAKE-Bvespstakss for all
sees mile bsas $1,000 entrance. horse 10 Be named
O'Clock the evening previous to the rAce Club to add
5000 Closed = follows ssq nv y.r,o.s -
AZ oFsllon. n q I. O. Moore
Mstairis Jockey Club fi --c Us
- ,o-1 russAay. April q tra
FIRST RAcE-HURDLE sTAKE-Dssh Of two miles;
hurdles lsaps; SIS snraues p; 81 oids 70 Carly IL
pounds; olds, III pounds; w. olds and upwards LIS
pounds Club TO add $500. Closed as follows;
IL Nellgan enters b. .. CHALAkfTk, ossy Daniel
Boone, dan BY Brown Dick. 1
2-E Warwick enters b. b. JOE JOHNSTON, y O., BY
Goodwood, dam Judy, By Sovereign. -.
s-Also CHI 9. TRANSIT, ~ By Blsakwind dam Prairie
4-Ano Dr. s--Iy O.. by Captain Beard. dam BY
81. cosiisE enters en- e. -txo.by znder'sr' dam
By Glencoe
% ton. dam Hynsnia, by yorkshire
SANE DAY-swsspstakes fer year olds, mile heats $40
entrance D. three or all the stake second horse
receive sac; Club to add $500. Closed - follows:
~. >. O'Fsllon sntersb e. TIE BANsHEE By Licking
ton, dam Balloon. BY Yorhshire..
2-J, w. Pspnock enters b. NELLIE MCDONALD BY ooi
ossus dam Maid Of Monmouth. BY Traveller. - q,
l's-A K Richards enters b. LOCUST POST. By Younl
| Melbourne. dam by Vincent Foite
4-Richards Kneour enter b. BETTE bA1soy Ans'fa
Ian, dam Betty WAd. BY Lexington Daglst
"wednesday, April =. -ss
FIRST RACE-sveepsakesf year ods that have neve
won mile heats S25 three ormore TO fll; the club
ada $500 To close on 2h Of MARCH, 1902 and name the da
previous to the at Ar r. Now ave subscribers;
l. W. O. Hpscomb, D. kenner
. Richard. Kfsour 4D.A- wilson,
SECOND RAcE-Dssh Of miles, fer all ages; clnb Purs
| $685. ID horse 70 receive $50.
THIRD RAcE-Mns heats for all ages; Club Purse s4oC
Thursday. a prn Q.
FIRST RAoE-Dssh Of 2 miles for all ages
SAME DAY-Sweepstakes for year ods, mile heats sSt
entrance 500 fcrfet Club to add $3.50 Closed with q
nominations as In the year olds stake the nrt dA
Friday. April o.
FIRST RACE-HURDLE RACE-Dash Of miles;
hurdles sleaps 3y ods carry liz rs; y olds III
sy ods and upwards. LIS as; three or more TO star
| Club Purse $500.
SAME pAY-Mne heats three In fye Club Purse $500.
Saturday. April 18th.
| FIRST RACE-Dash Of miles for beaten horses. Oh
| Purse $500;
| SANE pAY-sweepstakes for all ages, three mile hsA
ssoo eptrance n D. the horse be named at o'clock
the previous to the race Club totadd $780, Clos
with the same subscribers In the Metae Stake. exec
| ,h.M Club s. L. JAMES. Secretary,
Metaire Cub New Orleans
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Joseph. Day boardsrs also accommodated
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-Metairfe Jockey CiIS; Hey Orlesg1,s,
April L ls69-A meeting OF this Clno called ier Ins
Of the President full attendance requested. business
g. L. JAMES, Secretary.
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