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90 as to form with them a Rollow square, The
space or quadrangle in the centre of the square
will be left open TO be used for recreation
ground. 1880 rHnuw ffsf
b An organ has Just been erected in the present
chapel, built by III. Knauff Il Sons, of this city,
which win be used for the first tme tomorrow
II has one manual and set of pedals, and shows
some sixteen registers. The details OF its con-
struction are different from any in the city. As
whole, 1t possesses n volume of tone equal to
most other organs of twice or three times its
size, but yet is voiced in peculiar manner 10
that lighter combinations can be made with
marked effect. 1t is arranged so as 70 become
an integral part of larger organ for the church
building on Eighteenth street when that ls COM
pleted. In this large building, which is Intended
TO be very extensive, and which will accommo-
date several Thousand worshippers, grand
organ is to be erected near the western
entrance.
A lecture is to be given shortly in the chapel
for the benefit of the organ fund. The Rev. b.
Villegan is the pastcr in charge of the parish.
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FROM EUROPE.

The Storm and the Cables.
Blythe Ang,o-Amerieon Cubic.
VALEETIA, Feb. 12.--Owing 10 the rain storm
the lines to the eastward are working slowly and
with difficulty this morning.
Arrests Of Paris Rioters nnd ConspIrntors.
PARIS, Feb. 12.--Thirty-five pertons were
arrested yesterday on suspicion of completely In
aplot against the State and the life of the En-
peror. In all cases arms were found upon the
persons of the prisoners. Those arrested were
incareerated in the Prison Mazas, on the Boule-
ward Mazas, and will soon be proceeded against.
More arrests are to be made.
Great Game of Billiards. .rf
LONDON, Feb. PA splendid game of bill
liards was played last evening at st. James
Hall, Regent street, between John Roberts, the
English champion, and w. Cook, Jr. The game
was for 1900 points up even, for the champion
ship, gold cup andf20o; side shot strokes were
barred. Only 500 tickets were issued, but there
were 1900 people present, including large num-
Der of the nobility, whereof the Prince of Wales.
and suite were the most conspicuous.
At o'clock Mr.. Cook came forward and an
nounced the conditions of the game and they
proceeded to play. At first it was evident that
he was not in good playing condition, and the
odds at the betting were against him. He
warmed up with his work, however, and at last
he won splendidly by III points, amid the ap-
plause of the spectators. ...,f'...t ,,f ..t
This MORNINGS Quotations.
LONDON, Feb. 12-11 A. M.-Consos opened at
Gs %Gee as cr
OF 1865, old, 81; OF 1887 Sc; 1o-40s, s2H. Stocks
quiet; Erie, 207; Illinois Central Ill; Atlantic and
Great Western, 2S. eH'
FRANKFORT, Feb. l2-U. S. Five-twenties opened
quiet.
LONDON, Feb. 1911 A. M.-Renned Petroleum
drmer at 1s. 9xd.61s 10d. Whale OH duh at G89.
Cloverseed, b0s Calcutta Linseed frmer, but not
higher. linseed cakes, GO los. Tallow, 46s Sd. e
46s. Cd. Tsrpentine, 81s. rhH it fl'
HAvRE, Feb 12.-Cottoa opened quiet
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CASTANON.

Funeral of the Murdered Editor mt Havana.
The funeral of Castanon was the largest that
has ever taken place In Havana ten thousand
persons and hundreds of carriages taking part in
the procession. The body was carried on the
shoulders of the volunteers, while the most
prominent citizens of Havana acted as pail
bearers. The streets were lined with spectators,
and 1t is computed that over fifty thousand per-
sons occupied the sidewalks. Political and
personal enemies forgot their rancor, Mr.. Gelpi,
of the Prensd, and Aria, of the DidrSo,
being the pall-bearers. At several places
along the route the procession was
stopped to allow some ladies to place crowns
of evergreens and immortelles on the coffin.
That the death of Castanon was felt could be
seen in the faces of the men, and many women
cried when the sad oortege passed. Castanon s
children are now under the protection of the
Spaniards, thousands of dollars being daily sub
scribed to place them beyond want. Had the
Spaniards only carried oat their original inten-
tion of not committing a single act of retalia-
ton, the effect of Castanon's tragic end would
have been imperishable, both at home and
abroad. The sacrifice of the several victims
no matter how guilty they may have been, has
to "a certain extent oblitersted the effect pro-
duoed, at least in the eyes Of foreigners.
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FROM NEW YORK.


explosion In Brooklyn.scvernl Persons M
iured.
NEW York, Feb 12,-Shortly after o'clock
this morning. an explosion occurred in ke
chemical works of Charles f. Fizer u Co.. on
Harrison, Walton, and Bartlett streets, Brook
lyn. The report was heard for a considerable
distance, and the force was 30 great that large
portion of the brick building fronting on Har-
rison street was nearly thrown out.
The roof was raised from its position, and a
number of beams broken. Two workmen, VIII
liam Brown and Michael Conrad were severely
Is feared he cannot survive. Conrad Is injured
about the body. The propretors are unable to
give any clue to the cause. The damage to the
building amounts to $1,000. -f aek6f
New York Money md Stock Markets.
NEW YORK, Feb 12. - Stocks firm. Money
easy at 6@6 per cent. G0ld 1904. Five
twenties, 1859. coupon, il4%; DO. 1874 do, li4,A
119 do. 1865 1ls lO-4Os, 112h Virginia IS, new,
81 Missouri IS, 90% Canton Company, bsB; Cum
berland preferred, 34X Consolidated New York Cen
ss; Adams Express, cSs, Michigan Central, i9ff;
Michigan Southern, $3.50; Illinois Central, l42
Cleveland and PittsburP, 90; chicago and Rock
Island 119X Pttsburg and Fort Wayne, 1919{ West
ern Union Telegraph, 85
New York Produce Market. ..
NEW YORK, Feb. 12-CottOn dull, with sales OF
300 bales at25Ac Flour very quiet, but firm; sales
Of 5000 barrels State at s46595 so; OHIO st S5'l0@
$40; and Western at f465a625. Wheat shade
red Western at 2s white State at 81 65 for choice
COrn-The market is without decided change; sales
OF 1900 bushels. Oats dull and heavy, with sales
of $4,000 buehels State at 62963 and western at 8,
mess, s9s@235O. Lard duh; steam rendered, i5K@
1bAc. Whisky, 81 &c
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
bold Robbery in Midday.

% BosToN, Feb. 12.-About noon to-day young
clerk, employed by Manning, Rowland & Co.,
was knocked down and robbed of S27O0 in the
entry of the First National Bank, on State
street. The alarm was promptly given, and the
robber was knocked down and captured by
teamster, and all the money recovered. The
robber gave the name of John Reed
... Reduction Of state Police Force.
In accordance with a Legislative edict, and in
pursuance of general order No. O. issued by the
State Constable of the Commonwealth, the force
of State police was this morning reduced to 6S
men for the entire State, the previous number
having been $50. .HUi
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Mr.. Dawes, chairman OF the Committee on Appro-
priations, complimented the chairman OF the Com
mittee on Printing his well-earned reputation for
economy In public printing. He did not know any
one 70 whom the cor ntry was more indebted for an
industrious, faithfu' nd constant attention 70 the
cutting down OF uses In that department
There were four items OF printing which had moth
ing 10 do with the franRing privilege, and whlcn
tne Patent onoe, $4,000 for the Treasury naoaIt-
mem, which used 10 be done at the Treasury s9d2Q
uIel other departH6ns sib6, ,T46; and for the
Post once printing siO2 O00
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FROM THE DOMINION
Bishop Tache.

OTTAWA, Ontario, Feb. 12.-Bishop Tache, of
Red River, is still here, and has been present at
the sittings of the Cabinet, in order to be con-
suited on Red River affairs. He expects to leave
for Fort Garry on Wednesday next.
New Government for Newfoundland.
ST. JOHNS, N. B., Feb. 12.-The Ministry of
Newfoundland has resigned, and Charles Fox
Bennett has been called upon to form a new
government E.. t..agri
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New York Produce Market.
Baltimore Produce MARKET.

BALTIMORE Feb, 12-Cotton dull and nominay
24%c. Flour dull and IRREGULAR Howard Street
supernne, q do. extra, to12H@6; do. family,
s5t0@625; do. family, s615as.75; Western superhne
s462H@5; do. extra, S6'2595'7b; do. family e6.25@
6T6 Wheat steady; Pennsylvania red, s122; Mary
land, e1I0@145. Corn steady white 95@98c. yellow,
92@94c. 0ats steady at o3@15c. Rye dull at 95c.
Mess Pork advancing, with sales at S2I 50@2s.
Bacon firm; rib sides 11a<S16c. clear do, 16l@
16Hc. Shoulders, 12sl@18c. Hams 19@20c. Lard
rTm at l6bc. Whisky, 9SOag9c. M iai fH .
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Utah Dimcurties.

Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-The Senate Commit
tee on Territories is maturing bill that il is
thought will settle the difficulties said to exist
in Utah. Culloms bill is SO harsh that 1t could
not be executed without provoking trouble.
There is a conflict between the two Committees
on the subject. and 1t looks If in this fight the
Mormons will be left undisturbed ~
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FOURTH EDITION
n o n o r z.

Arrests Of Paris Rioters-Arms Found
upon Them-They will be Brov,<<aS
to Trial Inmediate,ny-Biliiard
Match for tFSae Champion
srrip Of England.
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THE MORTALITY OF THE CITY.-The number
of deaths in the city for the week ending at
noon to-day was 324, being an increase Of 80
over those of last week, and an increase of so
over the corresponding period of last year. OF
were born in the United States; 6S were for
eigners; IL were unknown; II were people of
color; and IL were from the country. OF the
Inflammation of the brain; of marasmus; IL of
old age; 10 of typhoid fever; ID of commissions;
80 of consumption of the lungs 10 of disease of
the heart; of debility; 2G Of scarlet fever; and
80 of Inflammation of the lungs.
The deaths were divided as follows among the
rIe
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Balance in Treasury Deo 81 1859. 12s, ,4S3, ,23716
The above is correct statement OF the receipts
and expenditures by for the quarter ending
December 81, 1859, as appears by the books and
counts of the department. The balance in Treasury
in excess Of the balance as published In the debt
statement Of October 1859, and the balance in the
Treasury Department December 81, 1854, by this
statement 529 79s1S excess OF the balance as
published In the debt statement OF January !, 1870
These differences are accounted for by the fact
that the expenditures are all known and included in
the monthly debt statements, while the receipts
being taken from the returns in the office at the
close of business on the last day OF each MONTH do
not include the entire receipts for the quarter.
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IMPORTANT TO EUROPEAN AND CUBAN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES prepared In conformity
with the new requirements OF the Stat Department,
can be procured in twenty-four hours on appica-
on made, either In person by letter. only at the
omcial Passport Bureau, No. 1856 s. SEVENTH
Sire ct, Philadelphia, ROBERT s. LEAGUE a co.
Also, official lists OF all Minister'S, Diplomat
Agents, Consuls, and Consular Agents OF tn
United states, who they are, where they are from
ana where they located furnished free OF charge
to applicants tt M TeG
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DRIZE MONEY FOR NEW ORLEANS
Il All Interested in the capture OF New Orleans by
Faragut's neet as officers seamen, or marines
win hear OF something greatly TO their advantage by
calling upon In person or addressing the General
Collection Agency, ROBERT s. LEAGUE a CO.,
No. 1876 South SEVENTH Street, Philadelphia Al
information given free Of charge and correspondence
promptly answered. 730
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SELLING OBSCENE BooKs.-John B. MiddIetor
and Frederick ScheRig were arrested by Ser.
geant Lynch yesterday. upon the charge Of sell
ing obscene books. The accused had a HEARING
before Alderman Morrow, and were held in $1,000
Bail to answer. .IaI-
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Meeting Of the Legislative INVESTIGATING Com
naiffee. ~ RI t-.H

Meeting Of the LegisIatIve Investigating Com
AT o'clock to-day the Legislative ccnrnitteo
of five, consisting Of Messrs Bum, El,s.att,
Mooney, Hong, and Brown, OF Clarion, APP
pointed to investigate as to whether corrupt
means had been used TO secure the defeat of the
Metropolitan Police bill, assembled in Common
Council chamber. William b. Bum presided.
Mr.. Mooney acted as secserary.
y Mr. Hong arose and stated that ae no provi-
sion had been made for clerical aid, and as such
was absolutely necessary, he proposed that the
committee adjourn until Tuesday evening no..
TO meet at Harrisburg, and that mes,,,tirne the
Legislature should be petit..s.uned 10 anthorize
the committee to employ clerk and provide
for his compensation.
Mr.. Elliott was opposed to this. He favored
the immediate choice of clerk, and felt sure
that the Legislature would eanction their action.
De was opposed to delay. lie wished this mat
Ger investigated at once.
Mr.. Mooney stated that such course would
be in direct conflict with the resolution under
which the committee was appointed. He fur
ther stated that no delay was sought. The
Mayor and Chief Of Police were willing to
appear and testify at any moment without the
legal formality of being subpgnaed
The question upon Mr.. Hong's resolution was
then put and carried, and the committee ad.
journed.
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OWNER WANTED.--An owner is wanted at
the Eighth District Station House for . new
ladder found by the police lEHl0 10000
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THIRD EDITION
W a $ III I N q T o NJ.

The Gold nvestigation--1S IA ess Accom-
plished Nothing-The Georgia
Question--Abolition of the
Income Tax-Proceed-
ings of Congress
To-day.
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THE WATT-DIAMoND CAsE.-This morning
the Watt-Diamond contested election case was
continued In Parlor G of the Continental Hotel
The full Legislative committee was present, con
sisting of Messrs Graham Kerr, Warfel Crook
Lowry, Randall, and Miller. Mr.. Watt was re-
presented by j. Alexander Simpson, ESQ, and
Mr.. Diamond by L. G. Cassidy and George
hcGowan, Esqs. Mr.. Cassidy stated that the
ground on which the contest is carried on ia
that there were only 1045 votes given for Mr..
Watt, who Is the sitting member, whereas the
return Judges have given 1400 as the number.
MT. Cassidy made motion 70 produce the papers
concerning the First division OF the Third ward "a
nled In the Prothonotarys oflce which was objected
70 on the ground that that ward was not con-
tanned in the petition.
The committee retired to decide the point and
after an absence Of three-quarters of an hour re-
turned the decision that the testimony must refer
only 10 the specifications contained In the pettion
Mr.. Cassidy stated that he wished IL TO 70 upon
the record that his offer had been overrued which
proposed TO point out mistakes in point of fact
against Mr. Diamond and in favor of Mr. Watt in
the First Third, Seventh, and Eighth wards.
Recnr1er IN nrodcn h s1e 1at upon te Mayor and
ger was despatched 10 bring them.
Afeer an absence OF an hour the messenger re-
turned with the boxes from the Prothonotary's
Office containing the duplicates, which were ex-
amined in the presence OF the committee In the
turns found to be 1855 for Diamond and 955 for
watt. Ihere was no copy OF the general return for
tne DIVISION IN the box, as there should have been.
I'm the Third division box judges certificate was
found, which Is an unusual paper The return,
attested by all the officers, found TO be 245 for
Watt and 16s for Diamond, which was the same in
all the papers
An order was then made to produce all the boxes
OF the Twenty-sxth ward, thirty in ALL and officers
were despatched for them.
After the boxes arrived the counsel on both sides
agreed to receive the returns of the ProthonOtary
duplicates without examining the boxes. The boxes
were, then returned to the office without being
opened.
The committee adjourned to meet In HARRISBURG
on Wednesday. The case is now closed for the con
testants they, however, reservng the right TO rebu
aDy'evidence which may be offered.
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DIsoRDERLY HoUsR.-s. Bond, residing at
No 1907 Davis street. has been arrested, and
held to bail by Alderman Morrow, upon the
charge of keeping disorderly house.
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CAUGHT IN THE ACT.-Mr. Jacob Spielberger,
butcher, at No. $50 North Third street, has for
some time past been missing pork, lard, etc.,
from his establishment. few days ago he
made complaint to the police, and Officer 1eidy
was detailed to watch the premises. This
morning early one of the workmen was seen to
aeave the place with large kettle Ia his pos
session. The Kettle contained some fifty pounds
of lard. The man carried the property to Her
man Wehner's grocery store, at George and st,
John streets. The workman is named George
Ulman. He and Mr.. Wehner were taken into
custody the former to answer the charge of
larceny, and the latter with receiving stolen
goods. They have been held to bail to answer.
The PneRIM.-An entertainment under the
direction OF Professor j. w. Balm, illustrative of
Bunyans Pilgrims Progress" will open at
Concert Hall on Thursday evening next, that will
commend itself by its artistic merits. The exhi-
bition will consist of large number of paintings
by artists of reputation, which will be explained
in, aflecture, and the entertainment will be made
additionally attractive by appropriate songs and
music. The paintings are each twelve feet high,
and from eighteen TO thirty feet long. They
are. said to be much superior to ordinary pano-
samic works. "The Pilgrim" has been exhibited
with much success in New York, Boston and
other cities, and it is commended by the press as
a moral entertain ment of high class.
LARcENY-At half-past / o'clock this morn
ing Thomas Weaver and James Wilson were
arrested coming from the yard of house at
o-NhA btr6eJS. one oil them mad
boys sled in his possession. They were bound
over for hearing at the Central Station this
afternoon. 81 - -
A PHYSICIAN RoBBED.-Dr. Platter while
visiting a patient at Twelfth and Wallace
streets last eveniDg left his horse and carriaSe
in the street unattended. SubseouentIv On
getting into his vehicle he found that some had
carried OFF buffalo robe, blanket and a set of
harness. ofM .a74n4 .fuiI. lIli t0I -I.-0' =
SELLING OBSCENE BooKs.-John B. MiddIetor
and Frederick ScheRig were arrested by Ser
geant Lynch yesterday, upon the charge Of sell
ing obscene books. The accused had hearino
before Alderman Morrow, and were held in $1,000
Oail to answer .la,I1.
DIsoRDERLY h0UsR.-s. Bond residing at
No. 1907 Davis street, has been arrested, and
held to bail by Alderman Morrow, upon the
charge of keeping q disorderly house
CORNER LoUNGERs.-Som ave corner loung-
ers were arrested Ia the Tenth police district
last night. They had hearing before Alderman
Eggieton and were bound over to keep the
peace. l9il - L-a ID
OWNER WANTED.--An owner is wanted at
the Eighth District Station House for new
ladder found by the police. aMQ9 T1Iao
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A PHYSICIAN RoBBED.--Dr. PRster. while
visiting a patient at Twelfth and Wallace
streets last evening, left his horse and carriage
in the street unattended. subsequently, On
carried of buffalo robe, blanket, and a set OF
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CORNER LoUNGERs.-Some ave corner loung-
ers were arrested ia the Tenth police district
Eggleton, and were bound over to keep the
peace. fgssaiH'lee .h.aU Ulaa - .HI
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Gold EnVestlsation.


Special Despatch 70 I7s EUsnin0 Telegraph
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-Garfelds gold inves-
tgating committee closed it's labors to-day, the
last witness examined being the telegraph ope-
rator at New York who received the despatch
from Secretary Boutwell, to Gen. lButterdeld
been unable TO ascertain how the contents of
that despatch got out in advance of its general
publication. MIR. Garfield has commenced his
report, and will have it ready next week. SO
far as duplicating any Government official In
gold speculation is concerned the investigation
has been q failure.
Adusission OF Georgia.
The Senate Judiciary Committee heard the
argument of the Bullock party in favor of the
admission of Georgia under the present State
organization. They explained that Bryant and
Caldwell are disappointed Office seekers, and are
opposing the admission of the State because they
did not have their own way. The committee ise at
isfed that Governor Bullock and General Terry
have acted In accordance with the law passed
by Congress for the reconstruction of Georgia,
and will report bill In favor of the admission
of the State.
The Income Tax.
The Ways and Means Committee heard the
argument of certain New Yorkers to-day in
favor of the abolition of the income tax but
have come to no decision.
Pork Packers Tax.
Mr.. Judd, of Illinois, offered a resolution
to-day instructing the Ways and Means Com
mittee to bring in bill relieving pork packers
turers. There are two resolutions of similar
character now before the committee.
Treasury Statement for the Last Quarter.
Despatch to the Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Feb 12.-From the Treasury state
ment, showing the receipts and expenditures by
warrants for the quarter ending December, issued
to-day, the following exhibit is made:-
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LARcENY.-At half-past / o'clock this morn
ing Ihomas Weaver and James Wilson were
arrested coming from the yard of house at
siNpn and ,Esrrish streets. One of them had a
over for ahearing at the Central Station this
afternoon. ~ - -
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COLDIERS INJURED SOLDIERS DISCHARGED
~ on account OF Rupture or any other injury re-
ceived in the line OF duty can obtain $500 bounty
and pension, by applying to
N ROBERT 8. LEAGUE q CO.,
No. 1876 g. SEVENTH Street
Full Information given free Of charge 80
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-02-24

May heard like one in dream, She
sank back upon her pillow, and greatful,
heartfelt tears of thankfulness fell from
her OyerAowing eyes.
Relieved from the incubus of her terri
BILE remorse, May soon recovered. She
came forth from the fires of affiiction hum
bled and purified; she became the firm,
true friend of Belle Burton, and her wild,
passionate love for Stephen Leroy she
thrust r9morselessly out of hem heart.
None ever suspected that the frenzied
words uttered in her illness were aught
but the tortured Imagination of a fevered
mind; but they wrought their Christening
influence ON her heart, never to be etTaeed.