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THE attention of buyers in This section is
invited to the advertisement Of the pxttIa-
sive Wholesale Dry Goods establishment of
MesSrs. Arhuthnot, Shannon & Co., 239 and
241 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh, hich will
be found III another column. This is the
largest house Of the kind in the city, and
their spacious and elegant store rooms, fitted
mp exclusively for their accommodation
are well lighted and especially adapted for
the display Of the great variety of goods Of
fered by them. importing their foreign
merchandise direct, and purchasing Ameri-
can goods from manufacturers aud first
hands exclusively for Cash, this firm are
enabled 10 offer extraordinary intuCetu cnts
20 the trade. Every new style and design of
dress goods is received and offered by them
simultaneously with their appearance in the
New York aa2 Eastern markets. Their
Spring stock which is now full and complete
in every department, is augmented daily by
fresh arrivals of new goods, thus keeping
their assortment perfect at all times. Our
merchants should not fail to visit them before
making their Spring purchases.
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EMPLOYMENT.

7 want ..:Ce agents 20 canvass for the COM
FBErE HfRbALISTs and THz GRDwfHG
W CRLD. l VIII give such terms ana igrn -sn such
advertising faciiticS that no man reed make less
than s.3s pcr mon. and ala eNTens IA astpr
Whether e ever cauvl-s d bHtoTe o. not Edc--ss
7. O. PHELPS BROWN. No. q Grand rect,
Jersey City. \. ! and full particulars viii be
sent by retUil mail
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It. Spence. of this place, will open a
branch photograph gallery at Chest Springs
on the 10Th of March, proximo. All per-
sons wanting pictures will find in Mr.. S. an
artist who will give satisfaction both as to
quality of workmanship and lowness of price.
photographs taken in any required size
also, gems and ferreotypes. Competition
sdefied. 1851
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DIED Suddenly OF HEART DISEASE

d liz
How com mon is the announcement. Thous-
ands are suddeuly swept into eternity by this
fatal malady.. This disease generally has
its origin in impure blood ti He'd with irritat-
ing, poisonous materials which, circulating
through the heart, irritate its delicate tis-
sues. Though the irritation may at irst be
only slight, producing a little paipiraiion or
irregular action, or dull heavy, or sharp
darling pains, yet by and by the disease be-
comes firmly seated, and inflammation, or
bypertrOpEy, or thickeaing of tan lining
membrane or of the valves, is produced. -
How wise 10 give early attention to case
of this kind. Unnatural throbbiuE or pain
in the region OF the heart should .tdnonish
one that all is not right, and if VA would
preserve it from further disease yuu must
help il TO beat rightly by the use al such a
remedy will remove the cause. Of the
trouble. Use Dr. Pierce's Golden hielical
Discovery before the disease hHs become
too seated, and it will, by its great blood
purifying and wonderful regulating proper
ties, eject perfect cure. 1t contains uedi-
cinal properties which act specifically upon
the Tissues Of the heart, bringing about "A
healthy action. Sold by ali lirst-class drug
gis;s.
HEART DISEASE CURED.
RoCKPORT, Spencer Co, lad, Feb. |, 1874.
Dr.. r. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, ". Y.
About two years ago | afflicted with a
disease OF the heart. which at times created
pressure around it, almost causiIG. suifOcation D.
| saw an advertisement OF your Golden Mcdi-
cal discovery recon menoing the same as n
half a dozen bottles of it, and after using three
bottles was entirely relieved, aud am no " en- :
sOyiug good health.
Gratefully yours, VITCs KILLLAH.
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NEW xBfERrFsEMEN1.S.

NOTICE is hereby given that /
- y rurchased n Sherfff's sale. on the 2s4h
day of FsSraary 1873. the 1iiessing described pro-
perty. which / have LETT with IosEPa II P-H dur
ing my pleasure: I bay horse ae5Ut four years
old and I set OF harness. All persons caution
ed against Interfering with said property.
q GEORGE CROOK
Chcs. TWP. March 5. 1s7i st.
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rLECTIoN NOTICE.-In pursu-

EstiEC HON NOitCE.-ln purSu-
-! aurr of Resolution passed by the Bur
CESS AMI Town Council ON the 27th day Of FeEru-
Try lST5 an election VIII be held nj the respective
places OF holding elections in the East AMI W est
wards Of Eb rnsbnrg Borough on SATURDAY. the
sGsss dAy Of AFRr 1879. f-r tire frTiJeSe OF deter
mining neither the debt Of said Bcroug shall 10
increa sd 20 an extent with the present indebted
ness thereof not 10 exceed seven per centum of
the asscsse Taluation Of said Borough as liked by
the last a--aSSsnent-the money arising from said
increase Of adcA ejncss % be applied TO obtaining
a supply Of water for fre and other purposes, Tor
said Borough OF E5ensburg
Valuation Or Borough property at last
sSslnent. sSEZ,oS1.Oo
FvfS.f-,.r .n-i.b. elneSs &C Borough --.. sl1T-lO
AmCuns Of the proposed Increase ----- li.5se-gs
Tta tickets 20 be voted shall be labeled on the
outside increase &C DcDt.'' anf-rontain on the
inside the words. NO increase Of de1t, or -DeDt
may be increased
rs order OF re BJ--css and Town Council.
GEO. HUNTLEl, Burgess.
Atcs.-T. ". i .CK, Secretary. l3-5.-et.l
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uANDS OFF!-Having purchased
- At Sheriff s sale, February 26lh, 1873,
the following described property, wh-ch / have
LEFT with JOSH EHRn ART. Of Chest township. L
hereby warn all persons against medilirg or In
aiiy way interfering w. the sa-1e gray mares,
! biGciz cola. bay colt. head cattle. two-hofse
sled : tnr-shing machine. hITneEs. sHdGle and
bride: has. straw. oats ara bCczw heat; cook
ing Stove nd l heA int stoye.
rETER EHREART
Carroll Twp.. March s 1885,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of

GHERIFF'S SALE-Bv virtue of
~ Il yyr1t uf Il. Fa., issued out Of the Court
OF Common Fl.ts 81 Ctu;iii IL county aud TO ne
,T;rq,-:tG there wiz o. nxDo-ci To Public Ss-lc.
nj t.e -'curt House III Eb,.isSi,tir-s t'Ii SATUu-
usY. tii.. 2csH DAY or HsRgE. inst. at o.
cio,i, y Il tfic r. oKyin.. Real Estate, to wit:
All The right. tile and Interest Of Peter Mer
singer. e. in AMI to piece Ct lot Of ground stu
ate in t9arro.iJogn borough, Cambria county. Pa.
fronting on Main street ant aGion.ng lots OF Mrs
E4-lor. y r.. EI.tmag, and q rs having there
o., creesei 4 onc-and-a-half story plank house and
frame stable. uow in the occupancy OF Mrs. Burns.
Taken in execution and 20 be s2ll - tse suit OF
+. Bearer. HERMAN BAD u ER. Sfersr
sSher- is once. Ebens;iu-g. March 1, ls15..
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California Correspondence.
CRRssEY STATION, Herced Co, Cal.

CsBssEY STATION, aerced Co.. CAL.
Feb. -, 1875.
Washington S birthday than write yon "a letter.
am about publishing pamphlet about Cali
fornis at Mr- STank's once, Inhnslown: but put
slips which 1 incorporate in my letter will
abundantly testify to-
ANEW LOCAL INDUSTRY.
Gypsum brought from Southern California
is ground into plaster of Paris at the Golden
Gate plaster mills, on Main street, between
Howard and Folsom. The mills have been
ronring bat short time. The gypsum is
brought 10 the place in blocks weighing from
pieces of a pound or less in weight. is run
through hopper and between miilstones OF
the common fashion. II is boitea and separa-
ted into three grades. which are used for build
ing purposes. common plaster casts and fine
statnary. Tne grade used for fertillzing pnr-
poses is also prepared at the same place. he
capacity Of the mills is zoo barrels per day.
ABIG CONTRACT.
\ company of men are uildine Il mammoth
hotel in San Francisco which viii occupy sey-
erai acres sky thousand yards of body Brus-
is carpcting Will lie required to cover the
floors. exclusive of the Administer for The par
Tors.
A LONG RUN.
San Francisco is to he supplied with water
from lakes on the top of the Sierra Nevada
long. MIR. f. II. Scowden, The Chief Engineer,
made partial report, Monday evening. to the
Board of Supervisors. in W h ch he says party
of engineers fully equipped have been at work
since September last, running the lines from
city limits. The surveying party on the Clear
Lake supply have reached San Pablo. The
line viii extend across the tay at Hunter IS
Point. other surveys are being pushed for
ward incluing Caidveras Valley. Lake Mer-
eced, Psscndero and other points but will not
poets 10 be ready to make a complete report in
April, giving details in regard To the practica-
hlify, character. capacity and cost OF these
different sources Of supply. The work is one
of great imp srtance the Water Company
that now has this city in its clutches has pur-
sued and persists IN pursuing policy which is
very unsatisfactory.
WHAT WE EXPORT.
The quantity of through freight shipped East
over the Central Pacific Railroad in JanUaIy y
was ,,,50S.S00 lbs, mostly from San Francisco, as
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DISSOJUTION NOTICEl-Th.

DISSOLUTION notice. The
~ nartnership heretofore existing between
IcHS RENTaN and IoHE : TITLE under ia.
lr!u H. me # BENTON & TITLE, in the lfar-A
ware business. has this day ben dlss i-ef by nj
;uAl consent. JozS s TITrLE retiring. The bus
fr-ss viii hereafter be carried on 10y JCaN BES
Toc. 81 the old stand, where all accounts viii bs
seI.ied By him. JOHN Ben lDN-.
JtIIN :. TITLE.
All perFcns indebted TO the late irn'. either by
note OF book account, are reqI-s =! 10 please cali
auI sesgie. JOtiN btNIoN
Joh-sss-Yn FeS. q. 1873. I2-s.-sI.l
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|. DNINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

x Il Estate of MARY MEG LADF decd.
Letters of Admins ration on the estate of said
decedent. lac Of A Allegheny wnship having been
& granted 10 the Undersigned. living fn said town
ship, all persons having claims against said estate
debted the win make pavfsent fort hwith
Feb. 20. lsT5.-St. BRTDlfEF " EIDN.
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II NOTICE.-Application will be duly
- male for Charter for this Company,
for the purpose of mining 4 -oaI
GA " 8RTA COAL AID COKE co
March ), lsT5.-St. Sot-TB FoRK u.
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4 GOOD BUSlNESS OPENING,

TIE United s:ate~ t.ifc ts'-Hra8ce sore
- nY s.T <s-~ work. desires TO engngc tn
services Of compct ent, re liable men as dl.-riTa
q encral a gents in Cambria Count v. l. era ar
rangem VIII be ma e with par is VII can
furn sh SIT ST cttrg renee as u abli:y an i
tc.-rIty y. PALM UR D'NEIL, varRve-.
No. G Nh Ave. Pittsburgh Pa.
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Grand Total

Included in the shipments from San jose
were I,GtjS(1 lbs Barley, 800 lbs Canned q Oods,
1890 HIS Dried Fruit aud lin9 ibs Wine. The
freight from "a cra:aD1to was Unspcoiied.-
stockton seat 1900 lbs Wine and MaTysvilIe
$3.50 los DHring the corr cspoufing month Inst
year, the tc'ai quantity of through freight
forwarded tn the East g. ;10 lbs, lud-
ing 30G9,0io lbs Barley, 2,0J100G lbs Tea and l.
tagl !,
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III you want l AAln Read the B. & NJ. Advertise
70 purchase ksi1O mont in another column
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ALL S2OEr.


The Gilroy tobacco factory gives employ
ment to one thousand men, and yet they
unable to supply the demand for their cigars.
SOME OIL.
We have oil regions in California. as the fol-
lowing slip viii prove
Jumpers going for tho OIL lands, and the
owners are taxing steps to protect themselves.
The Parker OH We'll Company held a meeting
last night for this purpose.
This will result in war so nethiag like hap
pe!-s when rieu Juiep mining claims
TIE GREEDY DoOs.
The Consolidated Vir2irsia Mining Comnany
have constructed below their big m i'll set OF
model failing siuiceS The suiccs are in rcs a.
lar terraces and there are five sets, beiosy
the other the total length OF which is g. feet.
Each set Is six sluiceS wid', and al the end of
each get IS a lai gc tank FOR receiving the
centrutcd ttiinps, ana a second tank in which
the water is settled before passing 10 the next
terrace and next set OF Siuice5. After leaving
fow of iEto SIX Mile Canon. They then
worth about $3.50 per ton so poor that they
Will pay for 10 further manipulation,
NEW ENTERPRISES.
The Rocky Bar Quicksilver Mining Company
has been lncorpOratcd, to mine in Sonoua
rect brS are. James L. TrrsE, ternard pewning,
Abraham Hu!sey and j. y. iIiumcnhprz.
The Prospect Geld and Silver Mining Com
pany has also been Incorporated, to "a. iut. in
tie Silver Star Mining District Storey county,
with $1,000, 800 Cal apitsl stock. THE Direct urs
are. James b. Cooper, Stephen II. Phillips.
Lee. j. X. Biuuei.bcrg. David Goodman, JOHN
Is. IrtaIWeii and Joseph NGphtaiy.
SOMETHING SWEET.
A carload OF honey wen: cast yeasterday.
do not know whether 10 went TO the city %
Washington or not. the aetunct Republican
weN, tar and feathers, OF something of that
sJIt. ROB ROY
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Justic,s Joseph Miller. John Schroth Con-
stable, Thos. J. Hughes; Burgess, +. j. Woles
laglc; Council- p. 5. ISenherZ; Thomas .
Hughes T. MCGrath Ostcr, John J.. Hess
Thomas Kinney, T. +. Kirby; School rectors
Eimurd Miller. Isaac Wtk". o ycars,) Il :
Kern: Tns1gc.afs, Sylvester Crum, p. = Kirby
Assessor, p. NJ. WoiCgIag!e; Auditor, +. z. Nc
ok
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lusti0a. John l.. BASIN; SchD0l DirectOrs,
<.:nlrri Il irshi e-gcr. Jonas Peterson; super
Visufs, Jacob Barley, Cornelius Marsh tiHrk,
Jacob j Sltayer; Auditor, Edwin y. V !ckrUy;
Assessor, John !. Horner. Upper 1oder E!ec-
tion District-.Judge Election, A. III. Howard
InspfctorS WIN. Ream. Joseph Hoc,isiei,i
Lower Yoder Election Distr ict-JudLc Elec-
tor. Snm'I 7. Arentrue; Inspectors, Leaador /
Birn J, Robert Singer.
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The quantity of through freight shipped East I
over tie Central Pacific Railroad in January
was 5,50S.S00 lbs, mostly from SAN Francisco, as
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yrnnnvaL.E RornrGu.

Just:Cc. Win. S. Smith JInstubIo, Geo. O
Iiuner: +: burgess, " ". QuiEg; Cou.Cii, L.
ward Thomas. Geo. W. Kough. George Boz
WE. PCnrod. John Hamilton. e'eu. G4fIngei
school DIRECTORS, d. r. Lucas. 8 T. i3iGg una
Ju,'ge Election. John ". DeCchcr Inspect OF
Geo. Gi!lirger. :. L. BinPauHn ttic), fhilp
Smith Uic); Auditor, Ia. ;. osborn; ASscsso
Geo. Giilln2Cr.
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Justice, John I. Haspcr; Constable, joel !
Gates School Directors, Alb. Osnan, w.
Smith. T.. A. Van Scoyoc, Joseph O HoiIvn l
A. Gates. Joseph Van Orger; SJperV!snrs, V
G. Fleming, s. w. Turner Assessor, Nicha
M-crs: Auditor, Henry Foster Judge I'll"
lion. John Beers: Inspectors, f. N. Fianaga
= Kloe Clerk, J :. Walters.
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TIE WEAVERS STRIKE.

WORK CONTINUED IN THE MERCHANTS MILL-THE
OWNERS READY TO CoNCEDE TO THE OPERA
TTyEs' DEMAND II THEY WILL RETURN TO WORK
A STRIKE AT THE LINEN MILLs-AID SOUGHT
FROM OTHER CITIES.
FALL RIVER, Feb. 9.--The Merchants's Mill
continued TO run to-day but they failed to secure any
greater number operatives than those at work yester
day The presence Of the state police here has created
considerable feeling and the opinion Is declared that tho
former have been called upon for the sake Of prelude
ing their cause There difficulty tonight in pre-
serving ORDER and the operatives were allowed to leave
the mill without any attempt 10 modest them. 1t Is
pretty generally understood that II the strikers would
return TO their work they would get back the
full twenty-seven cents per cwt. In the course
OF week or two There a strike at the linen mills
to-day for that tho weavers struck OF
the Flint MIL yesterday namely the posting up OF the
offer of % cents on condition that the operatives OF the
three mills strike would return 10 work.
A deputaton OF five weayers, male ana female,
waited upon the Treasurer this afternoon. and they
have decided 10 resume work in the morning. The
WeaVers' Union has sent out populations TO
Taunton and Newport TO get aid, and they pro-
pose TO send to every cotton manufacturing
OF sympathy with prefer OF aid has been received by
tine female operatives from Miss LecomptOn Secretary
OF John SwintOn Vanguard Labor Society or New
York City. IL Is said that the weaYers contemplate
arlkng at four other mills and intend holding another
general meeting at Temple Hall on Saturday night
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ALBANY NOTES.

ALBANY N. Y, Tuesday. Feb. 0, 1875.
The Assembly Committee Cities gave hearing this
afternoon 70 persons interested in the question of new
payement for Flfthavs. Mr.. Seward and exAssembly-
man Wagstaff appeared in behalf Of the bill,
and Mr. Seward read O telegram from numerous
property praying that might be passed The
Hon w W. Niles OF Westchester opposed the DILL ana
Mr. Daly Chairman OF the Committee, expressed MIN
self as being on the side He had doubts as ~ ts
ity and could not in case see the pro
nriety OF making the expense OF pavement for Fit-
ave a charge upon the city William j. McAplpe, whlie
NOT appearing In behalf of the BILL urged that an asphalt
ent was the most desirable, but did not advocate
the merits of the proposed.
Reside the debate on the Cbildren's BILL as 1t Ia called
IN the Assembly there little legislative business OF
interest transacted. the Assembly Mr. Sauf intro
dueed bill repeating the of last amending the
ACT TO provide armory for the TIN Reglnt nt ar.
Braman introduced bill appropr1ating 10000 TOT tue
imnroyemeut OF the Hudson River between Troy ana
Coxsackie In the Senate few bills OF local interest
we're considered in Committee Of Tic Whole but IN both
Houses the day was holiday.
The Senate Judiciary Committee viii give hearing
an Tuesday next to the counsel OF the Midland Railroad
an relation TO the consttutonaty or the proposed ex
emption from taxation.
COY Tlden has appointed an Extraordinary Circuit
tourt and special Of the Supreme Court and the
Court OF oyer and Termner in Troy on Monday March
l5 Judge Ingalls, presiding.
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never been married He N wen known IN Chicago OF
which ciIy he Of the earliest Mayors, ana ~
NewYork he reeiCence the Huason )ust sooso -
Bridge, being amCng the most n0ted sounIy p'aSco
been intimately associated 10 railr9so matters M VIII
Gov Tdan 70 whp his rnsl surrender 10 ny Woh may
serve for warrington exampln
Mrs. Hooper, in o recent PARIS letter 10 Inc
Paiadelpha Press, ves this account OF an Interesting
experiment In nat uraI hstory zone oten reads In the
aasv rsvsnapers and elsewhere OF the discovery OF
uvs ta.as m the center OF inside OF apparently
soiid stone A French naturalist, NJ. Margeldet, has
,us nhsbpd the results % experiment OF that ma
ure On the 18Th January, In the year 1870 nc caused
cavity to hol0wed ~ large stone. put toad into
the cavity and sealed tie mouth OF the cavity
with i'm cement. Toe other day. the 18Th
Of this mon H. five years dav for day. since he had put
the poOr creature durance ve nc broke open the
cavity at the Museum OF Natural History and FOUND
the toad Within alive aud we'll. thOngh a torpid CON
diiop Nor has 1t since It's release taken any noorlsh
q meut whatever"
WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator Stewart of
Nevada his the Senate to-day for the first
tine this session. He nas been IN for several weeks
WASHINGTON, Feb. Oh. Il. Linderman.
Director OF the Mint, the Hon John Jay Knox, Con-
troer OF ihe Currrncv PROT J. E Hgari OF the Coast
Survey. aud Mr. c. b. Elliot OF the Treasury Depart
ment have gone TO Philadelphia 20 attend tAe annual
assay at the Mint, TO take place Tomorrow
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9-COmmander Z. Chan
der. commanding the United States steamer swatara,
reports to the of the Navy under date OF Dec
IS. he nteDdrd Go leave Hobart Town Tasmania,
Dec IT, for the Auckland and Chatham Islands, TO
bark the transit OF Venus parties RearAdmirai c. H.
Davis, Superintendent OF the Navy Observatory, and
President OF the Commission the Transit OF Venus,
dated Picking China Dec sstatinG that ali the members
OF his parry well.
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NARDI GRAS FESTIVITIES.
rnE CARNIVAL AT MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Feb. s.-The carnival to-day has
been an immense The streets were thronged
with people all day. The weather was rather too cool
,or comfort The afternoon sgnazed by a pro-
cession of ulks mischief makers, and the evening
by a grand pageant Of the Memphi, the features
of which were exhibited in series OF nineteen
tatesnx representing: St George and the Dragon the
Romance OF Chivalry; the Vision Of Columbus the
nreseut Power and Greatness Of America: Columbus
at the Spanish Court, expOunding his theory OF the
olobe Scene In the Albambra the night before the
Snrrendcr OF Granada the FAN OF Granada :;
SUI , Worl5 was Won at Chess In
iigS. Tubarkation Of Columbus symbolical
Isn,pseu Iation of Coumbuss First Voyage. MYSTERIES
~ e Deen scene on board the ship Santa Maria on the
Dseogery OF America, Columbus IN Chains IA Fortress
San nomnQo Death of Columbus, DE Soto In search OF
tne Mssissippi DE soto Discov er1ng the Missssipp
seelng the Fountain OF Youth, Burial OF De SOTO ana
Apot heosis OF Columbus. The eject OF THESE ianie1
~ tnev moved through the streets was nagnl
denf The gorten mn IN inc nnest siJIe
ana were rrue the time aud characters repesehtea
while brilliant calcium ights shO"ed lAen u tHe pest
advantage Tue affair closed with series OF brlIIant
tablex Al the New Menphis Iheater winding up WIN
a grind BALI everything passing on WHOM sngie
IneideDt " mar the festivities Vi INC oco"
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A TANNERY BURNED IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. o. Shortly after II
o'clock this morning flames Issuing from the
dryng-room Of the extensive tannery OF Keen Goals
on North Frout-st. The buildings eight in number, ex
tend back distance OF about 800 feet 10 the line OF
Cohocksink Creek and Immediately in the rear OF the
Northern Liberty Gas Works. Firemen were
soon on the ground, but their efforts for a
time were bafied by the plugs being frozen
The flames soon communicated 70 barkstaok in which
were piled GOO cords OF bark which had cost them go
per ton and all of which at the present writing arc
DESTROYED. Besides this there are about eco
tons more which, II not destroyed by IRE
are now so damaged "a TO be almost useless
Beyond the line Of the CohOeksnk Creek Is large brick
nulding 40 feet by A. The lower floor Is composed
ent ely OF vats while the upper floor used as roll
ing.rcom. The building considerably damaged ny
smoke and the machinery in the upper floor was in
tnred by water. The flames reaching the engne-room
have also greatly damaged the machinery therein Inc
firm are unable 10 estimate their loss AT present Inc
fire is still going on. and 1t Is evident mat the entlre
900 tons OF bark Will prove almost total loss, and tha
about 900 sides OF leather will be burned or damaged
The assurances will amount to s4sO, In different com
panies, which will cover the loss 80
While proceeding the fire William Gibson, residing
al No 100 Queen-st., and member OF Truck ID, fell
from the truck and broke his leg. -
. William H. Wallace, residing at No. ala Paramount
ave and "A member OF Truck A, was seriously Injured
about the head and body oy falling timber