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F0RTYTHIRD CONGRESS
SATU RDsN, February n.

TIE SENATE was not In session to-a.,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE IN.
morning hour. under the call OF oommittee,-
Mr.. Smart. N. W from the COMMITTEES ON
Patents, reported bin for the relief OF MeChn-
took Young, OF Frederick county. Md. givtnx
validity 10 an EXTENSION OF his patent for A.,
Improvement in harvesters. said extension hav-
lne been dated June p, instead OF June 2. ls.s.
me former date being one dsy later than the
time allowed Tor granting an extension.
In the course OF the debate on this bill. Mr.
Oonger, Mich. chairman OF the COMMITTEES
on Patents, said the COM ittee had determioei
not TO report any case for the ext~a.io,, 81 -
patent for the direct action OF the Hoa..' hnf
when 10 seemed proper @ report q hill In
Office for an official examination OF Ms anolics
uon. And they would report this enshlins srt
ohiy when the interests OF the pNtentee and OF
the people could be harmOnired or When tr
bore the same relation as an anplics,iar o., !.
new trial In court, when equity seemed 10 W.
rant its being granted.
After considerable debate. In which the anna
sition char ged that the practical beossts ~ -,
biz were intended for the Mccormick harvester.
the bin was passed.
Mr.. Hawley (Ill.) moved that the uousa
resolve itself into Committee OF the Whole -.
the Private Calendar.
Mr.. n. II. Roberts y. " suggested that tina
House 90 into COMMITTEES ot tue Whole on the
state Of the Union on the President's message.
TO allow general debate for the REMAINDER OF
the day.
MIR. Beck CKy) appealed to Mr.. Ha~iey {,
not desire TO speak himself. bat some OF hts col
leagues, who had never detained the business OF
the House, desired this opportunity, aud he
asked this IN their behalf.
Mr.. hawley declined 90 assent 20 this arrange
ment, and his motion being pat, wss declared
lost by rfrd vote.
Mr. Randall Pa demanded the yeas ani
nays, and remarked, lsotfo roJC, We will waste
the day, anyhow"
Mr. q, II. Hoar Mass rOse 90 a question of
order, whether the gentleman had the right In
make the remark that he would waste the dav
MT. Randall said the gentleman was wasting
the time with his technical points
Mr.. O'Brien (Md.) said the remark of Mr.
Randall was personal one addressed q him
Mr.. Randall know a., but 1 nOw speak AZ
10 the House.
The Speaker ruled the remark not unpArlia
mentsry, but impolite.
The yeas and nays were ordered on Mr.. Haw-
ley's motion.
Mr.. Kellogg Conn suggested that the point
be yielded and allow the session to be devoted "a
debate.
Several voiceson the republican side: No, no,
no.
MIR. Eldridge wis., moved 10 adjourn. and
pending vote on this, that when the House
adjourn to-day IL be 20 meet on Tuesday next
on which the yeas and nays were ordered.
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Terrible Conaagration I'm Panama.

OVER 81 100000 WORTH OF PROPERTY De-
sTROYRD.
NV YORK, February 2S.-Private advices
received in this city state that a terrible cOnnA-
grafton occurred in Panama on the 18th inst.
whereby the largest portion of the business part
OF the town was destroyed. The losses are esti-
mated At over Al goo 900, mostly insured In Lon
don Offices.
Second Dispatch.l
INV YORK. February 2S.-Several kilograms
have been received from Panama, via Jamaica,
by merchants IN this city from their correspOn-
dents In the city OF Pansms, which fail, how
ever, except IN a single instance to give any in
fumatiOn regarding q extent Of the confia-
grafton, which occurred there recently. Tue
dispatch referred to gives the loss At one mil
lion dollars.
ACCOUNT THROUGH KINGSTON.
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, February 2i.-There
was very serious FIRE in Panama on the 18Th.
which consumed the major part of the city.
Among the buildings burned were the Grand
Hotel, City Saloon, and q bank. The loss IN
roughly estimated ~ = 900 90, the greater pOr-
ton Of which IL covered by insurance. No fur
ther details have been received.
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SUCCESSFUL REvoLUTIOF IN HONDURAS.
PANAMA, February l6.-President Arias OF
honduras, after being besieged in CamAqua,
tho capital, by the united forces Of salvador
and Guatemala, captulated on the 18th ult. aud
was made prisoner, along with Seuer Del Cid !,
his minister. There was a considerable amount
OF bloodshed before the city was surrendered.
Senior Leivs, as president, now remains IN full
possession OF the government Of Honduras.
ADVICEe PROM VALPARAISO
TO the oath state that the minister of the inte-
nor, in a speech, stated that both the govern
ment and the country desired that there be a
separation between the church and state.
STRONG SHOCK or EARTHQUAKE
was felt at Cahiap0 on the 18th ultimO.
THR GILLIAN VOLCANO
has opened the crater on ITS eastern side aud
made the winds blowing from that quarter I'M
sufierably hot.
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MARYLAND LEGISLATIVE RRsULTs-Both
houses OF the general assembly of MARYLAND
nave adjourned over till Monday. In the
senate yesterday, reports were submitted fay-
oring the erection of a normal school building
and adverse to the bill once passed for a state
board OF charities with powers to visit and in
spect all humanitarian or refOrmatOry instjtu-
tons, &c. The usury bill was made the order
OF the day for Tuesday next, and the bill appro.
priatipg $1,000 TO Washington cemetery (Con-
federate) was passed. In the house Mr. Stake
OF Washington county, obtained leave TO intro
duce bill 10 incorporate the Cumberland aud
Ohio Canal company, which, we presume, must
refer to the project to construct a trans "A Ie-
ghany canal to connect with the Youghiogeny
river, flowing into the Ohio.
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Jay COOKE &Co's CREDIToRs.-Mr. H. A.
Risley, OF Washington-father OF Miss Risley
who was adopted by Mr.. Seward, accompanied
him on his journey around the world and edited
MS book giving an account thereof-was at the
Carr Hotel few days since our last issue.
He is visiting the banks that were creditors OF
jay Cooke 81 Co.'s First National bank of
washington, effecting a compromise on an offer
Of fifty per cent. cash and fifty per cent in the
bonds of the Northern Pacific railroad COM
pany - equivalent now to about eighty Ii We
cents on the dollar.-Coopersto,cn IN. ~ Jour
nal, 18th.
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SECOND DAY OF THE CHARLESTON RACES
Yesterday was the second day of the Charleston
Is. CO. races. In the first race--half- mile dash
purse Of S20O-Hitchcock's bay FLY won in 52l,
seconds, beating Vandalite, Flower Girl and
Mortgage, in the order named. Second race
Pnrse OF $500, two-mle dash, for all ages:
Hitchcock's chestnut colt Limestone won in
35l, beating Revenge, Jim Hinton and Joe
johnston, in the order named. Third race
mile heats, for all ages, purse Of $3.50; Lewis H
Goes bay horse OrtOlon won in 1854 and i:50.
beating F1reball and Lone Star, in the order
named. The latter was distanced
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In vIgw of the action of the House on the
Thanking bill, resolution will be introduced or
Monday recalling the order directing the gov,
eInmen mt printer to print 255 900 additional CO
pies of the agricultural report.
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A RESOLUTION will be introduced in the
House of Representatives on Monday, directi NJ
the doorkeeper TO employ in his service a:
dooIkeepers at the Capitol crippled Union s,l-
diers only, and iustructing him to reduce hi;
force.
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1T rs BELIEVED that Gen. +. A. Sewell. of
Maine, now revenue agent on the Pacific
coast, will be United States supervisor OF inter-
nal revenue for New England, to succeed Mr..
Simmons, the nomination of Mr.. Manley hay-
ing be withdrawn,
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The Troll Of the New State Deuart.


Ihe Troll OF the New state DEPART
English air from Rob Royl
There's old Hoban, the Irishman,
And sad HallAte, who came from Gaul,
There's great Lstrobe, who crossed the globe.
And Walter purer than them all;
And none can vex midst architects,
Our Mullet strong and expedite,
Who is the genii of the lamp,
And builds palace every night.
Chorus OF Stone Dressers y
Though England may not lose her Wren,
Nor Rome her Angelo forget,
Yet Uncle Sam must tell Ii when
He has, He has the bold Mulletl
(TLe reader is respectfully requested TO put the
Mullet)
Still as mouse IN a big house,
lie makes the mountains shrink bsfOre hi i'm
Ihe quarrfes yawn before his Drawn,
AS If they labored when they bore him;
As quick thing as David's slisg,
whose stone brought great Goliah down
1t Is to see our Mullet fling
A granite castle DER a town.
(Chorus Of hod- carriers
Jacks bean stalk stole not up the pole
Wild more agility, you bet!
ana Mick and Pat cry downwards that
1--WE have, we have the bold Mullet.''
His style is France in renaissance,
No Gothic work obfuscated -
But tall facades of colonnades,
AND all his Easements rusticated.
Prepared he stands to stud all lands,
And all our cycle illustrate
With structures strong, as fast and long,
As Congress will appropriate.
(Chorus Of Congressman after Post Office i'm
pr0vements)
Sit down, Jack Dawes, nor think because
The Treasury may be in debt,
That we will miss Post Office,
Who have, who have the bold Mullet.
Post Office, Mint, whate'er you hint
A Custom house or Hospital;
He'll draw the plan ere you can squint,
And pass it at the Capitol.
Then from the earth twill spring to birth,
Like pebbles from living font,
With U. 3. carved in various spots
And ga. b. Mullet" on the front.
(Chorus of 900 draughtsmen.)
We get no sleep. All night we keep
At architecture. Though we sweat
lie works more yet our task who set
We have, we have the bold Mullet,
(The next stanZa sung In solo by II hamilton Fish,
o little man, say, il you can,
What is thy knack and what thy art2
It's not thy tact, all know the fact:
1t Is thy courage and thy heart!
Methinks style more versatile
This Western nation might beget,
But thou canst jerk right honest work,
Although thou art the bold Mullet.
CHORUS by the coryphees of the Cape Ann, SEN
eca, Akron and Dix Island quarries.)
Though England may not rose her Wren,
Nor Rome her Angelo forget,
Yet Uncle Sam must tell il when
tie has, he has the bold Mullet.
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THR CONVENTION OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGI-
NKKRs Is still In session in Cleveland. Positive
information OF its proceedings cannot be obtain
been determined upon, and the details are be-
Ing arranged. 1t is stated there is considerable
opposition TO this course, and that If the nom
strikers do not carry their point they will split
from the brotherhood and form a separate or
ganiZation.
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PRoBABLE NEW POLICE COMMISSIONER IN
NEW YoRK.-it is understood Sherid an Shook.
proprietor OF the Union Square theater, New
YORK, will be appointed police commi ssioner to
succeed the late Henry. Smith. Mr.. Shook is q
officer, and retired worth Q million dollar
and is now sole proprietor Of the property above
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EXECUTION OF RAprr,-y
Ranerty, convicted Of the murder Of Poiicsmsn
O.MeIs, IN Chicnso, about two years aeo. Wss
nsPgeS \. sn e6e jail - wauksnan H.. where his
yesterday. He died easily ana VitSout 4
struggle. Ses
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The SILK WAIVERS ON STRIKE in Phila-
mittee Of twenty-one females who had visited
the Sheppard Brothers requesting an advance
OF three dollars per week stated they had refus-
ed to comply with the demand. The weavers
state they will not return to the loomsiuntil the
wages the ask Is given them.
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THE PRESIDENT was not in the Executive
Office to-day, and therefore did not receive any
visitors.
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1.-THE Spenish army, under Moriouee. has
made three attacks on the carliss force hsfors
Bhbos and was repulsed each tine.
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ST. PArRICK's DAY In rHE MoRurue.
NEW YORK, February 2s-The Irisnmen have
perfected arrangements for the usual parade on
st. Patrick's day.
POSTAL AFFAIRS.
Postmaster Fairman. Of Philadelphia. n in
town, In consultation with Postmaster James
relative 10 increased postal and mali trAnspor-
tation between the two citleeL
TIE FOLLOWING 10 TIE WEEKLY BANK STATE
MRNT:
Loans, decrease, t67l 800; Specie decrease.
&1,S747OO; leRal tenders, incre-se, s1,7e4 y<0n;
deposits increase, 81 600; circulation, increases
g 500.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvENUE--The receipts from this
source to day were 1898, l96 IS.
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THE HOWARD INQUIRY will commence in this
city on Tuesday next.
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PROTECTION AGAINST STRIKES ASKED FoR
Inc proprietor OF Swift's rolling mills, at New
port, KY, last night telegraphed to Governor
Leslie OF Kentucky, for protection to enable
nim 70 resume work ct his rolling mills. Also
70 the Secretary Of War for q detachment of
soluIers from Newport barracks to guard the
ooats ne n ctipg fer the Royernmant.
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DfhAT OF THE TuRKoMANs BY THE RUS
T elesr,SSp dispatches to the London Daily
Tnriompe nan rom Central Asia says the Yamud
Rnsss. Sns recently made an attack on the
sns 1h, I,oruncations They were defeated and
,ntr.. ne Gossing frozen river during their
STovnsd dne Ice broke and large number were
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LECTURES.

NEBCCHADNEZZARS DREAM, an outline OF
y History, q lecture By Rev. J. 81. CUTHBERr,
st 18th Street Baptist Church, between @ and III ,
MONDAY EVENING, NJ arch I'd, a. O'Clock.
Music by amateur eits talent.
Tickets 90 cents. Proceeds for an Organ.
Supper after lecture extra.
Tickets for sale at Ballsnfynes, Parker's and
FILLS Bookstores. Also At Luttrell Wines, 10th
ttrpet snd avenue fet2s ..
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philadelphia A0hars.

PHILApHPHIA. February B.-LAet niaht
Seveli Hull, the proprietor OF q restaurant, va
seriousiY stabbed during IN ARRAY Ct his house.
Michaei slsvfn and George Bart1n have been
arrested, charged With the offence.
uoRTHKRN PACIFIC RAILROAD DoHDe.
Over $500 900 Of Northern Pacihc Railroad
bonds have been surrendered % trustees for
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The STATEMENT that The appropriation for
the microscopic division OF the Agricultural
department had been stricken out of the bill is
an error. None of the appropriations for the
regular divisions of the department have been
stricken out, and the useful division above
named could certainly net be SHARED.
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The War on the Bottle.

FAILURE OF TWO WEEKS SIEGE.
JkFFERsoNyILLE, February 2s-The dete r
ers OF this city by the women continues Every
day they are out revislting them, singing
by INNS, praying and pleading with them 20
abanoon the business. Two weeks have passed
since their warfare began, and vet not one sa-
loon has been closed The ladies, however, be-
heye they are arousing a moral sentiment that
VIII reap rich reward before long. The tenn
perance alliance stock fund, TO aid and prose-
cute the work, has increased 20 s16, 900, and the
war goes on, with no great hopes OF securing a
single saloon keepers signature 10 the pledge.
PHILADRLPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, February 2s.-The pr0prie-
tor OF a sample room on Chestnut street has re-
ceived notice from the women crusaders that
they intend TO pay him q visit.
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Weavers' Osrlks for Daok 10y.
SPRIneYIRLD, MAss., February 3S.-Ninety
veavers Of the Lyman mills ~ Holyoke have
struck for their former pey.
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Suspected wire.Poi,e..nr

LOUISVILLE, February 2s.-The stomach of
has been brought here for sxamination. Esquire
Eebert, her husband, and MiR Beele Scott,
VINO are charged with poisoning her, ere still
under arrest In Caldwell county.
Heavy Sentence - . Maskea Bebber.
CArsKILL, n. Y, February 8--Dennis
Brady, . masked robber, found guilty Of being
village was sentenced 10 twenty yean impris-
onment In the Clinton county prison.
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MuwAuKD, Hebruazy e.-Ths soembiy
cent? cent 3 81 e,sf per s.ss - ss oS IN. sy Z,
rpgulate the ratoG Of pasoo1Gor and frolxhf
trafHc by railroads. The ban nakss . hssvy
reduction In both passenger and fSeigAt rasss
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The Nuns Burial,

Slowly toll the College bells
On the heights above the ferry,
For nun to- day is buried
In the old brick monastery.
And the young girls thrill and listen
In the neighb'ring seminary.
Twenty five long years imprisoned,
Now at last her soul is wiDging;
And why, therefore, melancholy
Do those doleful bells be ringing?
Sisters of the Visitation,
Freedom, Heaven inspire your singin,i
In her habit and barefooted,
To her breast lily pressing
See her meagre, vestal features,
q, how piteous past ex pressingi
But her kinsmen scarcely sorrow,
Death is Like her wedding blessing.
Now the Convent vault is opened
In its silence to enfOld her,
And the wild birds flying over
Feel the buoyant air grow colder
Nuns and kinsmen stoop and enter
Unto Death, that kinsman older.
Death in life! They rest the coffin
That mysterious tomb upon,
Where the courtier and the soldier
And the Able of Breton,
Hides from history midst these sisters:
Unconfessed Limoelanl
Thus the world doth in the cloister
Keep its secrets mystical;
And the refugees of passion,
And the victims of cabal,
Seek the peaceful sanctuary
just Without the capital.
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The Ifchborne Claimant Couvictea

Hs Is FOUND GUILTY OF PERJURY AND sKx-
TENCED TO FOURTEEN YEARS PENAL SER
vITUDR.
to- ne claimant on charges of perjury com mittei
during the trial for the possession OF the estate
which has been In progress upwards Of $50 dsvr
was brought TO close this morning and resulted
in the conviction OF the accused. The jury
after being out short time, brought In a yer-
dict Of guilty Of the chsr gee and tie clai mant
Was sentenced TO fourteen years penal servitnde
There IL great excitement over the verdict xud
extras announcing IL have been Issued by the
papers.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut Commander John
Weidmsn detached from the Shswmut and
placed on sick leave. Lieut.. Commander
Charles f. Scbmitz detached from the Pow
hatan and placed on sick leave. Lieut.. Com
mander Francis Morris detached from the
torpedo station and ordered to the Shawmut
Boatswain Andrew NJ. Moore detached from
New York navy. yard and placed on waiting
orders. Boatswsin Charles Miller etached
from receiving ship Potomac and placed on
sick leave
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PATENT EXTENSIONS. the House this
morning, Mr.. Conger, chairman of the Com
mittee on Patents, stated that the committee
had determined not to recommend the extern
sion OF patent by a direct act Of Congress-
Dut ID meritorious cases to recommend an act
10 enable the applicant to go before the Patent
ONCE for official Investigation and determine
ton. 1t has been notorious that the worst Jobs
in the extension of patents that should neys-
nave been extended, have been gotten thron Oh
by direct legislation, and the conclusion of tn ,
committee will meet with very general APP
prOYal II
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TIE NORTHERN SIOUX.-Indian Agent Sa-
vile, of the Red Cloud Agency, telegraphs the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, that he is
making an effort to unite the Ogalallas and
Brules in common cause against the Northern
Indians. Red Cloud informs him that there
are two parties of Ogalallas, led by Black Twin
and Crazy Horse, who have never been to the
agency. He has information from their camp
and says that Black Twin will come In, but that
Crazy Horse will probably join the war party
The Indians are still guarding the agency.
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One of our Literary Men.

John ID. Defrees, who has resided in Wash
ington for the past fourteen years, and was
Congressional printer during the terms of Lin
coin and johnson, has begun political history
and "reminiscences of the state of Indiana, in-
yited to the task by prominent publisher who
was aware of Mr. Defrees's judicio and expe-
rienced mind, and his intimacy with only the
purest and best public men of the state. NJ.
Defrees was the first editorial employer OF Henry
ward Beecher, and created tor him newspaper
department of fruit culture and amateur farm
ing as early as 1884, which is believed to have
been the first well-sustained agricultural col
umn west of the Allegheny mountains. The
Frenchs Life of Merton. Laws History of Vim
cennes, Buck Terrell's War Record and similar
ephemerades. Meantime, new History OF IL
linois, covering two centuries and GA pages,
has just been published at the Office of the
Springfield Journal.
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WAsHINGroNIASs ABROAD.-The following
WashiDgtonians were registered in Paris on
the eth instant: Mrs. Aug. Edwards, Miss Ed
wards, +. A. Lowe, A. 8. Mullett, the Misses
Mullett. Nice-Mrs. Robley ID. Evaas. Lon
don-Mrs. Sherman and family. Geneva, Feb
ruary samuel Cooper, Mrs. A. Brown. Wen.
ma, February DIR. Frank Hyatt, DIR. j. K.
Michael, DR.. 5. W. Seldner. Rome, February
3-Mrs. Samuel r. Miller. Florence-Dr. WIN.
A. Brown, Edward s. Jones. Naples-Augus-
tus Brown, Edward Jones, j. II. Sayills and
family.
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SENATOR CHANDLER has brought suit against
the Detroit Free Press for libel, claiming
s1O0, 900 damages. The alleged libel is a special
dispatch from this city, February 20. Preferred
to in the Senate yesterday charging Mr.. hand
Ter with intoxication and dsgracefnl conduct in
the Senate chamber.
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SIMMONS AT THE CAPIToL.-Gen. Butler,
flushed with the success OF his recent contest,
came into the House day a little before one
O'Clock with the veritable unlit segar in inverse
position in his mouth. He smiled all over and
looked the personihcatioR OF good humor. He
had with him the hero OF his victory, Mr.. Sim
mons, and introduced him to scores of members
on on the floor. The ''yOung Christian soldier"
whom Butler would not strike down looks to be
about thirty-fve years OF age. has dark hair
Inclined to curl, stands about feet in his stock
lngs and withSl is handsome. He looks as If he
possessed good business qualities, and evidently
has timber in him that don't yield to any storm
short of tornado. Piloted by Gen. Butler he
was escorted into one OF the cloak rooms, and
held quite an ovation.