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still, and not mind Il It hurts me-" she
said. So Jack, pale with anxiety, knelt
down before her, and kept the little hands
steadily in his all through the minutes
that seemed 80 long to him.
"What do you see, my child !" asked
the doctor, when he had done something
to both eyes, with quick and skilllul
hand. :.
Nanny leaned forward with the film all
gone, and answered with little cry Of
ioy that went 10 the hearts who heard 1t,
Jacks face see it oh, l see It !"
Only u GreCklCd, round face, with wet
eyes and tightly.set lips; but to Nanny 1t
was rs beautiful as the face Of an angel /;
and when she was laid with bandaged
eyes to rest, 1t haunted all her dreams, for
II was the face Of the little friend who
loved her best.
Nanny's chance was not failure and
when she saw the next dandelions he
brought her, all the sunshine came back
into the world brighter than ever for Jack.
Well might it seem SO; for his fifty dollars
brought him many things that money sci,
dom buys. The doctor wouldn't take it
at first, but when Jack said, in manful
tone the doctor liked, although it made
him smile, ut was bargain, sir. wish
to pay my debts; and shant't feel happy
if Nanny don't have 1t all for her eyes.
Please do I'd rather"-thcn he took II;
and Nanny did have 1t, not only four her
eyes, but in clothes and food, and care,
many times over; for it was invested in u
bank that pays good interest on every
mite so given.
Jack discovered that fifty dollars was
far less than most people would have had
to pay, and begged earnestly to be allow
ed to work for the rest. The doctor
agreed to this, and Jack became his or.
raud.boy, serving him with willingness
that made q pleasure Of duty; soon find
ing that many comforts quietly got into
his life; that much help was given with
out words; and that the days Of hunger
and rags, heavy burdens and dusty. ash
heaps were gone by forever.
The happiest hours Of Jacks days were
spent in the doctors Chaise, when no
made his round OF visits; for while he
waited, the boy studied or read, and
while they drove hither and thither the
doctor talked with him, finding an eager
mind as well as tender heart and a
brave spirit under the rough jacket of his
little serving man. But he never called
him that; Tor, remembering the cheerful
ness, scltdenial, honesty and loyalty TO
those he loved, shown by the boy, the
good doctor proved his respect for the vir.
tues all men should covet, wherever they
are found, and always spoke of Jack with
a smile, as MY Little Gentleman
From Aunt JOS Scrap Bag.
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PERSONS intimate with Alexander T.
Stewart, the merchant prince, express the
belief, in spite Of contradiction, that he
will never leave his house, to which lie
has been confined for some time; and
that he is rapidly sinking from malig'
uant attack Of Brights disease OF tho kid
neys. He has been a man OF vigorous
constitution, and such great force Of will,
that, in spite Of his ailment, he has de-
voted himself strictly to the personal
management Of his immense business. &c
has not been absent until recently from
his private office in his wholesale eStab.
lishment for single day, except Sunday
and when he has been out Of town, Tor a
number Of years; and the fact that ne Is
now compelled to remain In his chamber
shows how very i'll he must DO.
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scheuck's Pulmonic Candy

Embraces in a great degree all The
principles Of Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup
and while as pleasant to the palate as the
purest Of CONNECTIONS, It's medicinal proper
ties render 1t eflectusl in coughs, colds
bronchohial and catarrhal affections, &c
1t is the most acceptable remedy for chill
dren or infants, and can be given with
IMMUNITY; while for professional gentle
men, or those who suffer from loss OF vice
it is Indispensable.
These candies arc put up in 20 cent
boxes convenient for the pocket, and arc
for sale BY all druggists and dealers
J. q. SCHENcK 6 Son, N. E. corner Sixth
and Arch Sts., Phila. cod.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April 1s-Flour-Quiet,
81 50a7 85. Wheat-Dull, 81 65. Corn
Firm, Acc. Rye-Firm, SOC. Oats
Steady, 32a3Sc. PrOvisions-Stron Pork
Strong; light offerings at ST. 95a17 80.
Lard-Firm; steam SIC; kettle Sta0c.
Bulk Meats-stroug; held shoulders Osc;
clear rib sides SEC; clear TIC. Bacon
Strong; held shoulders tic; clear sides
OAc; clear 9Ec. Whisky-StrOng at Sc;
generally held at Soc; no sales.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YoRK, April 1s.-BuOiness con-
tinues quiet with commission houses, and
the jobbing movement Is unsatisfactory,
Domestic Cottous were firm in the best
makes, but low grades were irregular and
in some cases lower. Atlantic and brown
sheetings were severally 1877 aud 10c.
Audroscogin, Hill, Lonsdale, Fruit Of
Loom and other fine bleached shirtings
were sold ahead by agents. Woolens and
shawls were inactive. Prints, shirtings,
stripes and percaIcs were IN fair request.
Foreign goods very quiet.
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BALTIMORE, April 1s.-Flour unchang
ed. Wheat-Dull; red western 81 S0a
/ 05; amber 81 GOAL %. Corn-Quleti
mixed western O9a62ic. Oats-Dull
western mixed 48a47C; white 4sa49c
RYe-Unchanged. Provisions Strong
and buoyant, stock very light. Mess
Pork-$17 Goals 90. Bacon-Flrm and
higher; Shoulders &c; rib sides 01a0Rci
clear rib Toe. Sugar cured hams-13fE
15c. Lsrd-Firm and higher at 9ta9tc
Butter-Western steady; choice roll $50
4lc. MhiskY-Firm at Ole.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
New York Money and stock Market

Now York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YoRK, April 1S.-All apprehen-
sions OF further panic have passed away.
With the exception Of Lockwood &
Co., no further failures arc reported +;
while money has returned to 7 per cent,
and all the markets for securities arc
firm. A cheerful feeling pervaded all
departments of business, the enormous
liquidation on the Stock Exchange for
days past, the steady influx of currency
from the interior, and large out OF town
purchases Of stocks, having had o natural
effect. Tho Grand Jury failed to indict
any ono for usury, but, on tho contrary,
recommended a repeal Of tho usury law.
MoNEY-The highest rate Of money Tor
the day was t per cent and interest, from
which there was o fall to 1.1O at o'clock,
and Z per cent by half.past 2 o'clock, tho
closing rate.
FOREIGN ExCuANGE-Firmer, with the
leading bankers asking 1919 for 90 days,
and 1885 for sight, though the highest
actual business in the former was at 1911,
with sight OF 10SIa10ss.
GoLD-Active and higher on purchases
for bull account; advanced from 1178 to
1881, eaosing at 11sa11Sb. Tho cable re.
ports Gl75,OOO shipped here from Lon.
don, but tho movement this way can
hardly DO more than temporary. Loans
at 4a7 per cent per snnum to 1893 per
day. Clearings $98,OO0,OOO. Treasury
disbursements $4,000. Custom receipts
$4,000. Imports OF dry goods for the
week $3,30O0O0, and those Of merchan.
die IS estimated at 100000. The pre-.
payment Of the May interest by the
Treasury is expected to begin next week.
Legal tenders outstanding show a de.
crease Of $4,000. .sa n..
GovERNMENTs-Strong, and tat per
cent higher, while foreign bankers made
larpa rNPChaaea IOr ahinment.
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STATE acknowledgement.
RAILROAD MoRTGAoEs-.Dull and firm.
SrocKs-Thc market reflected an i'm
proved condition OF affairs generally and
there has been some eagerness to buy as
there was recently to sell. Early dealings
were unsettled by the failure Of Lockwood
& Co. under which prices fell ia2E per cent
but the market soon recovered its tone
aud became active and buoyant, tho rise
varying from the lowest point Of tho day
to so per cent with great strength at the
close. The suspension of Lockwood &
Co. And Brownell & Brother Is expected
to be temporary, The chief features Of
the day were Pacific Mail, which fluctu.
Ated from ct to 55t and GOT with puFcn.
es fully eleven thousand shares in the last
hour above IS. Western Union at sega
SOaSlt with heavy business. New York
Central at 10OsaO94A10lt. Eric at G4Ra
6Gi. Lake Shore at 913aO2i. Ohio's Asa
"A. Northwest Common 77taT0s. Rock
Island 10Sa1Osi, St. Paul Common SEA
54Ia57S. Harlem 12Sa127. Indiana
Central SSaSSi. Panama 10Sa1OO. Union
Pacific 32taa2i. st. Joseph 893a4O4 and
Hartford s. Erie So.
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CHICAGO, April 1S-Flour-Dull but
unchanged. Wheat-Lower, No. 2, spring
nominaly 81 1S9a1 10. COrn-No. g
mixed 35kc. Oats-2Stc. Rye-No. 2,
07c. Barlcy-Fall No. ., zoe. Pork-A
shade higher $40 80. Bulk Meats-No
sales. Bacon-Quiet and unchanged,
WhiskY-97c.
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From Europe To-day.

THE WEATHER.
LONDON. March 22.-The weather throughout
England to-day IL fair.
CELEBRATING THE GERMAN EMPERoR's
BIRTHDAY.
Berlin. March S2.-To-day is holiday i'm
Berlin, IL being the anniversary of the birth of
the Emperor William. Flags are flying from
public and private buildings. and the city viii
be illuminated tonight. The Emperor is 20
years old to-day.
APPOINTMENT OF AMERICAN BISHOPS By THE
Pore.
ROME, March 22.-The appointment by the
Pope OF the following bishops for the United
states is announced to-day: Very Rev. NJ. A.
Corrigan for the diocese of New York, and
Rev. Mr.. Gross for the diocese of Savannah.
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PEsTTLENT1AL PERIoD.-Thcre is melan-
cLolIy DIR. Trail. who announces in a Phili abel
phia newspaper that we are approaching a
climax of a pestilential period From 1880 L.
1885, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus. and Neptune
will come nearer the earth than they have been
for eighteen hundred years. The result will be
as the Doctor says it has been before, that we
shall have all manner of snpleasantness-
plague. famine, and awfully hot and cold
weather. One planet would have been bad
enough-now We are to have four an combined
approximation; and, unless We adopt strict
sanitary measures, we NAV expect a calamity
indeed. Gluttons. tobacco-chewers and smok
ers, and tight-lacing young ladies will never
survive the perihelion OF all the large planets
of the solar system. So says the dreadful DIR.
Trail
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STRANGE WOMAN Wealthy Female De-
nonaces All Her Reldtires aad Begueaths Sl00. 900
TO Acqndintanees.-Mrs. Jane Ann Forster, the
VIE VI a clergyman, who lived ON Lexington
avenue, died, leaving an estate valued at about
ances, cutting off all her relations Some time
before her death she left her husband "a nd would
not live with him any more. She then formed
hatred against all her relatives, and had a
particular antipathy against clergymen and
lawyers, with whom she would have nothing To
do Her will was contested by her uncles and
aunts and her husband, who charge that she
was monomanac, and had been unduly infu-
enced by those to whom she had left her pro-
perty. Several doctors have been selected 10
give their opinions as to the soundness of mind
OF the testatrix.-N l. SIR
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CAPTAIN JACK BETWEEN TWO FIRES.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 2l.-A Quarrel is re-
ported to have broken out among the Modocs.
Captain Jack has been threatened with death
should he agree TO give up six men who are in
dicted for the murder of settlers on Lost river
The health Of Gen. Gillem's troops is excel
lent.
Old EPIZoo STILL ON HIS TRAVELS
There are two hundred cases OF horse disease
in Los Angeles, and the disease Is spreading
rapidly in al directions.
EETRIBy TON.
Pedro Pine, the famous murderer aud assas
SIN OF Arizona. was killed at Alta On March LIST,
by one OF his countrymen.
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The MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE OF LADY IL
NEW YoRK.-The body OF woman who is sup
posed to have committed suicide, by poison, in
the Compton House, at Sd avenue aud 9th
street, on Thursday night, has been Identified
as that OF Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Guy, a widow,
who was milliner and dressmaller at Pough-
keepsie. She arrived in this country, with her
mother. last September, from England, where
her husband had been a jeweler. No cause for
suicide has been disclosed. An autopsy was
performed by Dr. Janeway and Deputy Coroner
Leo, on Saturday, but the real cause of death
was not deter mined. As the deceased had for
merly been a medical student. she Is supposed
to have committed suicide with some poson
buEe, ~
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CONVICTION FOR SENDING OBSCENE LrrFgA-
TCEE ThEoUGH THE MAILs.-In tie Unit u
States Circuit Court, yesterday, Judge Bene-
dict on the bench, William Carpenter, having
an once at Nos. IS and u Nassau street, was
placed on trial for having sent obscene pub,ica-
tons though the mails. A gentleman named
ComstOck, who wrote under the alias OF John
Beardsley, from Bedford, Ohio, testified TO
having received "a circular and a microscopic
picture which was sent 10 Bedford i'm comI,ii-
anee with his request. The prisoner was found
guilty with recommendation to mercy. and
Judge Benedict sentenced him to one year in
the penitentiary--the extent OF time allowed bv
the law-and TO pay a tine OF S250.-N. I. T.s.eS,
1871.
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DEATH FROM CARELESS Use OF Gi-x.-
Near Ballsville, Powhatan county, Va. on sat
urday last, little boy (eolored), about twelve
years old, was shot dead by his brother, about
ten years old. The children were left in the
house by their parents with a loaded gun ia
reach, and while the larger boy was holding a
mp the gun, saying, al will shoot you,, and
suiting action to words, touched the trigger,
and his brother was instantly killed. Fortu-
nately the baby was not hurt-Richmsaa D.s-
fsL
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1HE FRAUDS ON THE BANK OF ENGLAND
Ancther one Of the FoTyer's .irrestsd-a disuaten
from Havana reports the arrest Of Austin Byron
Bidwell. his wife and servant, in that city.
Although there is no extraditon treaty between
Great Britain and Cuba, these parties will he
sent back to London for trial. In the meantime
an attachment has been issued against the
property OF Bidweil in New York at the suit of
the Bank OF England, and the detectives claim
that they either have that gentleman now in
custody, or one of his confederates who has
been committed to the Tombs under the name
of George Macdonald
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Effect or EARTHoUAREs on MAH.-Hum-
ooidf remarks that. when Eve feel the ground
move beneath us, our deceptive faith i'm the
repose OF nature ysnshes. and we feel ourselves
transferred into a realm OF unknown and de-
sHucuye forces Every sound, the faintest
motion OF air, arrests attention. To man. the
earthquake conveys the idea OF Unlimited IA n
ger" And Won Tschudi adds his Testimony
mat "ne familiarity with earthquakes can
punt this feeling OF insecurity. The traveller
ence To feel the movement OF the earth, and
with his own ear to listen to the subterranean
sounds, but, soon as his wish r. gratifed, he is
terror stricken, and ~ prompted to seek safety
IN hight Thus II l. that physical phenomena
ala IN moiding the mental and moral character
OF people The earthquake records itself, not
only on Tie inorganic world, but in mans
spiritual nature.
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TERRIBLE EARTnorAKE ScENEs Shocks q

TERRIBLE EARTHQrAKE ScENEs.-Shocks OF
earthquake continue to be felt in the uufort,l-
nate city OF st. yincente. Guatemala. The
greater part OF the houses in the valley of Lem
pa are uninhabitable. 1.-The seene,' y saws La
is deplorable and melancholy, naked walls
everywhere threatening TO fall to the sguun nd
roofs useless, public edifices ruined streets de-
serted and miserable inhabitants living in
squares and vacant lots. sheltered by hufs of
the branches OF trees and in tents. For twenty
six days they have thus been living, exposed to
the sun and night dewn
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San FRANcIsoo, March 2I-The steamer
Alaska, which arrived here to-day, brings the
following additional news from Japan: The
government has revoked the prohibition against
the expectation OF saltpeter, and has imposed
IN advalorem duty Of i've per cent ON that ar.
ticle.
The government has sent Gayeskime, second
minister OF the empire, on mission 20 hi na.
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Trouble In Guatemala.

NEW YORK, March 22.-Guatemala advices
say that In the revolution which exists there
and hich is headed by Palacios, the govern
ment is exiting, shooting, and imprisoning ON
all sides. The conduct of English Minister
Corhett sought TO secure the appointment OF
one Dent as customs receiver at local port.
which was personally objectionable to the peo-
pie. The Guatemalian government refuse 70
longer recognize Corbett.
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Fatal AFFEAY BETNEEN NoUNG MEN.-
ON Saturday night last, near Mount Pi-gah
church, ahOut two miles west Of Mount sidney
ia this county. in an altercsti ton which occurred
between George 4. sheets and Wm l.. Pares
TWO young men aged respectively nineteen aud
seventeen, Patcs stabbed sheets with a porket
knife, inhisting two wounds in the lcft side,
from the effects Of which Sheets died the next
morning. The alteration grew ont OF de-
mand made bV Sheets upon Pates for the nay
n.ent OF a quarter OF dollar which Pates ow "a
Sheets. hat there had been some alteration
about Il az the church during the service thai
night, and that after leaving the church Sheets
overlook Pates ON the wav. when the aiterca-
ton was renewed. snd when Streets assanited
Patos and Knocked him down. Pat.s then
caught Sheets by the leg, by which he was
thrown. Both arose about the same time. when
Pates struck Sheets with the knife and ran-
sheets pursuing Tor short distance. not aware
that he had been fatally w0unded.-Staaasos
"a Syesf Ggor
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ENGLAND STILL SMARTING UNDER THE GE-
NEvA AWARD.-A long and quite spirited de-
bate took place in the British Hou.esof Com
mons last night. upon a motion by Claiborne
Hardy for an address &c the Crown, asking Oh at
the government be instructed to dissent from
the several international rules laid down by the
Geneva arbitration. 1t was opposed ON the
grounds that 1t really would be vote of CEN
sure ON the arbitrators, who the country ,
through Parliament, have formally thanked
for their services, and 1t would look as if Eng
land was sRarting under having to pay the
award: Its supporters declared that 1.-THE rules
never mad held water" and the best thing that
could be done was to ask the United STATES TO
withdraw them, and substitute Others which,
In the event OF war, would make the new treaty
hhOleraole In conclusion Mr.. Gladstone con-
Cured W tn Disraelli that the United States and
Great Britain should have an early under
standing as to the rules. and Jointly submit
them to other powers. The motion was then
Withdrawn,
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STREET SHOOTING AFFAIR BETWEEN MAN
AND NoNAN--1he sleepy city OF Annapolis
Md, was enlivencd yesterday morning by a
street shooting scraPe, in which a man aud a
woman figured. The parties were John Nulla-
Neli ana Mrs'Lannon. lroprietreSs OF the United
Sta"s MOTEL AT about quarter past nine O'clOck
they met on Maryland avenue. and when about
twenty feet apart, IL il charged, Mullaveli fired
upon Mrs Lannon, who promptly drew and re-
teIh.u NE IRE; neither shot, however, taking
effect. IL IL also alleged that the parties had
been skrmishing the night before, during which
Mr.. 1-annon was beaien with an umbrella,
receiving cut on the head. This affair Is sup
posed r. have been the ground work OF the shoot
ing. Mrs. Iannon appeared before Justice
Gassaway AFTER the street renoontre and
made oath 70 the attack. when Mullayell was
put upon 5000 security " appear at court, and
$500 10 keen the peace.
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Proc IN JAPAN.-A special edict telerat-
ing christianity throughout Japan has been pro
whole country open to foreigners. The govern
ment is endeavoring to form a code based upon
European systems. A universal exhibition h 10
be held in Japan, probably at Yeddo, within the
next four years.
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AN rNQrIsITIyE CHAP picked M a piece OF
blood root and chewed il. Sunday. at a neigh
bors house. lie got down one piece and was
msditatiEely chewing ON another, ywhen that
which was already down, turned over aud COM
menced to ascend with appalling rapidity. He
got out doors and TO fence, over which he
half way threw himself, and commenced 20
pelt the frozen ground with hashed blood-root
IL IL great wonder IL didn't Kill him, As the
root If the most powerful of emetcs and he
harm AS,,s
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A Railroad striker Killed and An
other Morally MNunfled

ST. LOUIS, March 22.-Some twenty or thirty
men, who a Few days ago struck work on the
Slough ievee works, Is miles below Hannibal.
Me-, organized into mob yesterday, and at
tackled Matt. Harris, ume-keeper, and Thomas
stones and firing pistols at them. Harris and
Stapleton returned the fire, and killed Pat
Vaughn, one OF the ringleaders. and mortally
wounded Pat Mcnamara. Harris and Staple
ton went ~ Hannibal, where they were arrested
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WoNAN's RIGHTS IN KENTUcKY.-The lecis-
lature Of Kentucky has enacted that married
women may receive directly from their employ
ers the wages or compensation for labor per-
formed by them, and that the money 40 earned
shall be free from the debts and control of their
husbands. :. -