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4 Viliugc OF Iicroc. Wen ana oncn saving
Lives bravery Of Little Uiii.

: Village OF Iicroc. Wen ana Women saving
Lives Bravery Of Liiic Oiti.
The following account Is quoted by tho
T. ndon Taae, from the s'ocih Ian p,.er. tho
Dag is NUhl'i n courage AS act performed
Us tie people ~ the fishing haul. OF CrcssNcll.
o.. re cost q Northumberland, In rcs .uins
the rev ~ tnc Gu-tlye. swedish steamer:
Ga the 5,h ofJanuar, last, az I've IN the morn.
ing, TIE team or Ci.faye Clpt. 4. o. Anderson.
went ashore, in consequence " the fog and tho
sct Ct the cuucnt. At the little nshiur village of
Cs,s-woll, on the coast Of Northumberland. nyo
Furlish mil = n rih II the town Of Ncwhisgin.
Tie sea was breaking heavily. aud vessel
struck violently ~ every wave. TIE diseh rgc
pipe burst very shorty, and the vessel United
helpi't sly among the BROKERS. which n W tr he
over her. Two = the boats w,re ~ Sc ~ the
outset, and the thiri. wnich II was con,nved -
launch. and TN which three mon were low, red.
WAS mi red, and carried away hy q sea ana cast
ashore ~ the midst Of tue clkers E'cr. .ne
ia this little Nlli1re-fuen. women. ana rhildr' %
-hasfen'd. on witnessing the misfortune, down
{ the llffl 80 tnfiuN, nj az tnrc' p.clurk the
lifcl. a. was LOT lnat. and NJ 0un"d bv thirteen
laee. Ouly two old fishermen W re nov LETT IN
iu.u the wat 60 eet TIE hiehoat rhHai.
After sn hours frui loss endcNor TO get N
boef 4. the litcnoat had to cone ou shore u-ain.
station, New iggin. to fetch arocket apuarattis.
VITA Whicn 60 gtempt the rescue - the crew.
Tho TIDE WAS risiur. and nc h III past four the
hfehoi WIS launched once more, and ~ last
succcDd,d ia getting Hlun side Il the steamer
md wing the crew. Several ~ the men had
IS this time been moro or less mi red bv tho
lreak ers, Lut all were able 10 get INFO the life
boat nj the last Of all the master. who left his
fine ana hitherto fortunate steamer with deep
emotion. On shore the shpNrccked men were
received IN the most friendly manner; whatev. r
rosal; the crew were sheltered in The Usher
mems hut. and the owner Of neigh boring rs
tafe. Cre-swl Hall, iuvitrd all the crew % lin
ner. Later in the day the crews things were
also saved hut much injured hy the wter
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Tho Burning Of the H0dy Of Alberto Keller
Ia Compliance with Ills VIII.


The ceremony Of the cremation OF the
body Of Sienot Killer attracted much attention
in Milan the other dav. and a great hummer of
persons were Invited t. he rrcscnt. Among
those who attended were rcprc- cntaiiNcs OF the
munich dlty Of Milan, 81 tho provincial and
communal sanitary councils. ~ the l. uncd aud
tineuishcd members Of Nilanoso society, and
lruis. Pom and CloiiCrtti, the Inventors OF tho
tory chapel witch has been bmilt In The public
cemetery cut Of funds lcft iy Sisnor * cllcr FOR
tho purpose IA about MY 10 ~ d. Nih, WITH
frontage 90 about forty tett, ~ the Dorc stNie
of architecture, and, hciug i-cd about three
feet above the level 81 the cerctciY npproa h.
Ell hy stcus. Ia shape 81 cotai-ts oi two
distinct. but connected parts. Tue FIRST and
main part, Nhich H. perfect quare. J. support
ed nj each angie los pierced pila,ters, between
stand two columns. Tho second portion l.
DIVIDED into two somiclrculr ptts, Zach OF
which ~ -ut ported 10y six columns. IN the cen-
ire s. placed the urn fOI cremation. Behind the
CHAPEL rIs q boundary wall In such way o. TO
conceal IN apparatus for manufacturing gas I.
and IN connection with this Is tower about
thirty feet hlgh. which hides chihiney 20 ar
ranged "a g. carry OF the. smoke Of the gas NJ
paratus and, 10y MEANS 81 pipes competed with
the urn. tho gnses given 81 py the body in the
process ~ cremation. over TIC nrlncipal front
cfematf 81. erected M tie wish of Alberto KEEL
l,r, ard given 10y his heirs 10 the commune Of
10 tils chnpcl. Jan. ec-thc nrst oanlyers ry
% IDS tltA-wtre tfuufhf The rcnaiut " sig
nor Alberto keller, IA compliance with he vii,
~ ono emf, YVES rlorei near tho urn. anuye
watch i''Nue was !r' .nr, al d then hy sgne
side the tlh aud submitted TO the action 81 We
I"H. Si.uNr lfrf, the liuf. tue nlluisttr.
n thcd iu black cloak and tlADk cap. no
turt1lmrlc set hs SIGN Keller. and clntcud-
iuE that % ittcr IN r'h-i'u nor good feeling Was
ua,i,.. liz wo4i.'laned by tlrcc iscr soco.-
%. -lrNf. t,erccti', WHO cNp0uldtd Nl. ~ tnM,
aud Prot rolet'i 90 lhc umye,-it, of P-dun,
H. IIu a
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An Attempt 10 steal the Dntchcss OF NORTH
umbeIinHd's Jewels,

An attempt was made on Saturday cvou-
ing to steal the Dutchoss Of Norhumhtriand's
jewels. lhe Duke and Duchess we're enter
tanIng a l,rty at dinner at AlhurN Park, near
GWldf1rd, when one OF the servants acCluen tl-
y passing the rear # the house rnv d oder
placed against the bedroom window of the
Duchess. the window Nas 0ptn, and the ser
Want SAW the flicker Of % bui',-cye lantern. He
somewhat iucauuously faised II cry of alarm,
window, descended the ladder, ami escaped In
tic dprllncss of the niIht through the pnrk.
The edioom door, which WAS locked on the
inside was forced Upon, and II was found that
~ Ncial drawers hdl been bruken open, among
them one containing the jewel cl.eol the Duch-
Css, the cOutcuts II which nr1 said TO be valued
at flOO00. The case had been taken out. and,
with valuable gold watch, was lcn lying ont
bed. Tho burglary IL Ia stated was 80 timed
that ordinarily the servants would all have been
in another portion II the building than that ia
which the Duchess bedroom Is situated.
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The Other side of the Reformed Rcprobarc-.

To THE EDITOR or THE SCN-Str: In
your review OF a book just published entitled,
" The History Of a River Thief" YOU very truly
say II would be easy TO give formidable list OF
reprobates who, having turned from their evil
w4y-, became shining lights in the church. This
may he 40 but not in this locality, Tor It Is
much easier task to make out a l-t Of beats who
are too lazy to work, and 10y reaSc ~ tie ex-
pcrieuce ot the past are AFRAID To steal. Having
The gift OF CAB and plenty Of check, they wort
on the better feelings OF society. aud arc eua-
lied TO obtain their sympathy and assistance.
Thus they can exc out an easy living This IL
the case with Brother Jerry OF the Helping
Hand who has often helped himself to "a lone
hand, and the value OF anything is computed
by comparison, that Of his hand cannot be reck-
uncd Tor, no other hand being helped. the COM
purisnn cannot Toe made.
John Alien candidly admitted that he went in
Tor Jesus at the rate Of So a month, one hour
ca, h day.
Thomas Haddcn went in for n helping hand.
and after helping himself TO his heart content,
the state u New Jersey helped him 10 ten years
I'm Trenton.
In The humble opinion Of tho undersigned.
Brother Jerry would do better not To mako
any show against q religion whose puiIlic l<aps
have been generous and sensible cinu~h %
mako no references To him or the di- su-tiu;
scandal Of our sister city.
THOMAS J. CLEVELAND.
Atm eTufrT
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THE CREAM OF THE PRESS.
a REPRESENTITTTE or orr INFLU
ENTI... NERCHI Wis.
Di-tinguishcd Ncrbor Of the urick Church
Tho career Of IL ~ucces-iui Wan Bu-.-
mes, Il" igiou. Politics, aud Iitcrnture.

nv. .u , '''F
., ne T'il Esi"u ny inc haumnn 81 the
4 INtn non. a. u" lcid in y mr. civ. DE- els TO a
r'N l'utr y" ihht Dis ln-uHNcd person. Those
VINO tieud thc iirck Church Will no1cc an NJ
w ~ ' man uinf' va m siai siH';
- lug ~ '' 1Nl th"'' 'iH Htllh'F, rNirh
.a W. S'ii : "l ~ l'lt', I ~. % ."
H., XII ~, ~ ,e M az IL lnIrn
ti,,,, IA, ~ 80 pu, w l7 w.. vnN iiul,t
, ,, ~ 'vl,n'n NlN'N-tnIv.' i'I us
d,"s H. go,,,,, VI wv I"N'. -, ''S
.'t ,il,S are l'.e un" n"'l' .'ul,' hu
~ nu.' -, w KY
~ St,'iu,"uF strength on chiId'itL Nvcn "
, Xxx, ~, ,m".E'n' thc FlpfW ~ tnV NOV.
ni , w ,tc. re ,iW''.. M
a,.r i y. ~ !" W hnl'-i hen tlu STU u = eNe,
p!nvIuueu ms carry educhl inh was nun tvd' anu
u, uitecn ne Nycinc a cl, tk IN MS uncle store
nv hartford Whcrc his kovnnots ana ACTIVITY
soon cumMhhueu par ner-iilp' re came %
u,,s ~.''' 10 PulV use QUE h',u Wa r.'N
"n'u u,-l-' 'H- Young !, et'lAt y! Tue az. 81
tWchtN-Ne ne removed hllher anu optncu n
yoU,,nRe s o6S n'Hs, me'nS tn.n 'ionsny
MVIun .1,uv' ur hdh Two partners, one ui
M w., w." ~, v"outn cault 10 EiNa tuu'h s.'It
but we next wear ne went on alone IN business.
h1 i-suel nus catdHj " H. ID Motton' Htocer
any s,,,tiiisSlnn Ncrch ny Oftont street.
IN lNlu VIC writer ui thls' hclnh men very
poor noy; urea out IN inns estauhshmeht' ana
rSuiheu "a this service Tor TWO years. l.. -.
MORGAN liAi hv That time reached nm tnpC rtance
IN tra'o never hoi1re attained hy man ~ TWEEN
teas. coffee, and similar goods this city had ever
s.cn. and though tn tunes were very hard. no
did large aud profitable business. His success
was the indication OF genius which seemed
ptcultlrlv commercial All the inns ottlnt III r
heta uf tic niun wrrc fields ot his operation,
nud whne Jonhing goods ON Front street he was
Wl'ldlnt power ~ Boston aud baltimore ana
oiler ports. ~ arl'rk tor l.. u. Morgan. | WIS
aclose observer of his operations; which never
ceased 10 surprise me / noticed his unusual
perccutions, Liz sinking correctness Of iudg-
meut and III. stern decision with the conscious
noes ~ { hc We - master. IA a speculutor, his
calculations were 40 well taken ms to show how
much bis Perceptions exceeded those Ot other
men. IN tuls iOiit 1t WIS 4 easy 60 Initiate
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unfonndca sn.plcion pnnl.hcn.

A lady in thl, city suspected that her
cook, and resolved to detect HIN IN the act.
After Watching Tor days she hcarn him come in
one evening ahd quietly pass through into the
Kitchen, Now, katy Vas out that cVeninE, ana
the Kitchen WAS dark. Burning with jealousy,
the wife took some matches IN her haid aud
hastily NJ .ccd her shawl over ner head, a. Katy
some tiincs did. entered tire Kitchen hy tho tack
door, ana was almost Immediately seized and
embraced In the most ardont manner. with
her no IL almost bursting with ra-c and jeal-
Ousy the injured wife lrepared to administer "A
terrible rcbule TO her taithlcss spouse. Tearing
herself from IFS embrace, ehe strlcl, match
and stood face to face Vth-tho hiTcd man.
Her husband SAYS his WIFE has never treated
him 30 well since the hrst month they we've max
ticd rs Sue hus FOR the past few DAYS.
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A Frozen Man Restored.


A farmer named John lIanmcl was
found the other morning near the house a. Mr.
MOrehuuse frozen. Everybody said he Wda dead
having lain out all night and frozen u doNtn, a
Coroner was called to prONe that ne was dehu,
and see that he was properly buried, Dr. Lesser
happened TO come in, aud, on examining tue
u an, said be was not dead.
Here was question " veracity between the
doctor and the Coroner But the doctor was al
lowed TO 20 ahead with his restOrdtiVes and SEQ
if he could raise tho dead. Sure enough, John
Hammell did eventu lily open and close his
ey.s aud now he IL a live and well man. Ii was
lucky for John, but mighty unfortunate for the
Coroner.
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No. H.

The numbers z, II. y, were registered and the
slip handed tack. Should those three hunters
he drawn among the twelve which are taken
from the wheel. Npu are entitled 10 prize OF
50. should neither OF the three, or only Que or
two - them come out, you get NIX Alter
this explanation, the inner sanctum on Cover
nor street. over spence's was next visited. he
list ,hiug which caught tie eye u the reporter
WAS pl c I'd, 80 boys admitted DUNG dtstr-
buttons which was repeated on every landing.
All along the walls were scrawled number COM
Ia "A rOoil on the third hoor Wa found q large
81 tss wheel with an Opguiu. IN tue side, mount
Cd on brass frame.
lhc railing IN front q the counter on which
thi4 WIS standing was scored deep with the
MARKS II many an anxious louu-cr's penknlte.
The remainder Of the furniture consulted ~ bali
a dozen rplttO0us nftstiCally arranged, ana q &C.
Grated with sale guilds, No one was IN C. .
toe seen that u players success depends on the
three numbers which ne may select beiug
drawn IN the twelve, which, by accurate c9lcl-
lution, Il about one chance In one mill m TINS
institution Is patrJnized almost entirely by
those who can least AFFORD it-the working
classes, men, women, hONs ana ciils. Much Of
men and young boys may be seen HANGING
around the different Offices with anxiety and
greed Written on their faces. one boy, vino
could not have hcen more than eighteen. stated
tuition for proOahly so altogether. lie had
played almost every day for three years There
are ~ ny others who have been bucklng NJ "
longer and got leSs. As Will he seen, TIE ticket
cured AT T. o'clock. Probably three times a.
many were sold during the dny at the sane
oiicr. There a. eight Offices In the city, some
OF watch sell double ana probably treble as
many. Al moderate estimate they sell i've
hundred tickets per diem, which, at 20 cents
each, will give daily receipts Of $50, whtch must
unnece-sar; to add that our reporters ticket
was " skunk d.,
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RoCKLAHD LAKE, Feb. ll.-Cuttin2 ice was
suspended at this place yesterday afternoon, the Ice
being too loft. Between two ami three thousand tons
have been housed sufficient quantity stil on the
LAKE II be reached but IA places the ice very
dangerous.
C1mplatna arc being made against the luOT dealers
OF this place. There are hotels isoculled) here, one
OF them "a k0Dt 0y MEMBER OF the Excise Board.
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HrNRr 4. uIsE.s PoLIcY sHOP.
How i-11-it IL Played In Richmond for the
Benefit Of widows and Orphans.

Prom IA EichW0HI tVdl Zee ING Jou nat.
A journal reporter visited the den Of
the JUNIOR Tiger yesterday for the purpose OF
seeing how II was did"
lie walked into the ONCE on Twelfth street
aud depo-tlng quarter on the railing request
ed to be Introduced to his uItHu,cd maj sty.
The clork grabbed the shinplnster with great
niacrity aud then proceeded to explain TIE pTO-
cess. You select three numbere, which are
written ou IA slip thus:
:"TUI SOUTHERN ASsOClATlON"-E
. Authorized hy an Act Of the Legislature OF VIZ.
eial' L. srcd luuary o. ldQt. ,al.ls Hon. II a.
4. Wise. 4. I No r.. T. r. Ballard, tn1 OTHERS,
o. body CORPORATE. for the houlht Of the "WlaONs
and Orphans Of the southern statos"
:Dls.1iaulloS No. les, lo,h day o. February, 1879.
T.. II, es-S5o.
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william A. Butler, receiver OF the Manufac-
turers and Builder Bank having applied for permis
sion to sell by auction the $4,000 OF Southern State
and equity hoids that ngure asscs IN the tehrduie
that dCfuuCt Institution, referee was appointed
to take testimony concerning Tue Necessity for sueh
Al
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and the prico advanced from tl3 at the opening
10 ll3h, though later reacting to the carly
ngurc. Thc strength OF the Exchange market
ana the ct that $4,000 was shipped to-day,
with prospects Ut furtncr exports next week,
gave tone to the increased speculation.
inc following table representa- the opening,
highest. ana lowest sales regular way. Of the
principal stocks during the past week, together
with the number of anare4 dgnIt In
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y,cUTlNG IN C00K'SINLET.
rms HAEIBDoJS nTNTER TOidGb
OF yHE SLTM J.INE.



Dnn.crn". An' '',.,... ,.,.,,. Iran, ~
}" ,u' ' rr,,,,n ,brouvh th, -..ow
iuiH i'""'' '"'
t,t.f,f san ft.f.lfrO f' ~. 70.
,.,.,., t.-o a l.gtrr reached
I've IN '''''N'' % =" .'ti ,l,,h
n" ~ lN' mug a ,,tr,r .l rsrIu.
u.0i Wc ." ,n ~ r.,'r,, I,d 1t
NI ,'t'',, -, ~ ,irihe ~ T. iii ,na .uil.d
kN BE- i,,.,...r ~ w. '. tlr. kinir.4
cri". l-n'u It ,, ,.,'l,.r o. l.U,
80 IT, ID, .'.., ,.,,., AL al tIe man ia
irf't "l,i \" ,,. ,.,s =. T,lf Irecd Iv inc
vIlr." 81 thl5 r'"'' WIS u u.,' rnr .',,t,i',
lhNe o' lNN'l' W '..t t,i',~,,,at,nf IN. if,i.fl-
thar me- had received lhi"In'"ti 'n. ,r ,~
ti VISIT I" Nlin'N 'l .,,,,ii J. ~ .,,..eI nfi
ms soon IA the l''H WYNN Irt,,, , l.r.n
snow Shoes fui- ui,c wgH,d . hr9f ~ g le'L
w'ulu Roy Ie -",t' .,,.l, intrt I'm NV mower g.
ne ur-cl nae I'D "..,.i, ir,' ,,.,ttcr v.a cold.
tonn UP % 'g',,fi,ig ON In. inlet, 80 tiat uur
AMI zee wa ",' - tr ,,.rorf.tt 'n he skin
CONNIE 70 Oi'H 49,, .,,.t ,t,, ,,.t,. ,,ffI,r
canoes, '"uN. ~ ttI ~ Mann r, .i,ilned
nvh3'c 'itn WE u'i.ian nifi-nt.war.
gu ~ '' KY, 'tt ia. .',, ',,'..r, titri, I've
rvs w. '," N'' f.,,, H. W., - 'n,, line at
l ,' '. IA "a iorL,d NJ over win the
IVY w. ,,t, ~ .' ~, ,,,',, ,f fLr stern &. tine
,'r.tur Of ihrtii~r To ccDnnlISc -p,cc be-
low, i, Wee &C." "' s frt OF The after rart
" ., 49,. - ',,f III T. "A 'f csUlu.' Wliu a
~ i'.," i''i' if.i 'a'tf 10 mold enc per on
~, uN w., W, ,' IN, VIM, lfapUrtiDn-. rni- craft
on ,., ,.,,II",,.i,I .J .iIrd irr the ~iim Jane.
1T ''e "''"' 10
Tiit CREW.
-, .'.l, d. iIiIl,. tn ~. uIt tn her
4 70 ',,..... i.lfn d 4,.t ,rf 70 lolt would mot
ll,. er' ,,rv r0.r -ailars on wooden vcs-clt. AVID
o.. 'i.ing ,ra.t- a.. ritusrtner useless. iut
n, tf,., t..I uu ID "A L. asst % strl,ttcr.
,,,. ,,'a' BAD settled among the thk,tuck In.
Al IN inrs nme aso. ana 10 halt-urced hoy,
N,.Dk4 r. .vltnue. Ucstdrs those | hid 10
f.htSp '--.usor. raci's wlic. WIN WIS unwu-
lInf fN irifi ger ilI-"'ll TO ,h' ~ lt''' ~
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stete bonds were In better request, We note sales Of
Anhan r. VI 1851 At u vi suul u.s. long bonds, IVA.
% Is lianm4.l aud ST. Joseph is'ue - 1857 inih;
New YORK state n bounty loan, rcsi-ttrel lole;
North Caroline O.. old, Ann AM Oc.ob LIN lon:
ncsscc o. old, iil4 anu o.. new SERIES AZ i4 Hank Of
America shares sold AZ l52 and ST. Nicholas 100 Rail-
road bonus reelected wel-dl-trbuted trade. Inc
principal transact ons follows Bur. Cedar X.
and N. lsts. as Albany and sqlehsnna 3ds 1Ol
lchlgh and W. i. couso dated, 80 Nj waukee ana -.
Paul lets La Crosse d,Nls n, NessgmH' Mnwaukee
and St. raul consolidated tnkitg funu - Mi.waukce
and St Paul and 81. divi.lou, 0up Morls AID Essex
construction bonds, lV2 Morris and Essex lists con-
seidated 1874 Chicago ana Northwestern cOnsouat.
ed lo2 Chicago anu SOrh western consolidated coupe
gold boaJ. Bpte GDtta G., C., Ga AMI iniisnn 100;
Erc 4ths lOi Long Dock bonds, IVG Michigan Central
Is 1884 II. aud 81 10 eph S. COW. IS O1io nnd Mis-
si-sppi con -insius fund psll 6Sle Ouio and Miss s.
elpp 8i, 7s1 Central aCitc gnli Do ni- l07 Central
layrc lsi- sn Joaquin branch el9t ~ Central "a
PHcnc 'nds. 1905 Union P,clhc lsts. 1@iI Union Pa
cine -, la.d grants lolA; ClcvtAnd and Pits 4tlt
lits G. ami !. C. lstr 53r5dit Toledo Peoria and
warsaw lists. Eastern dlvsion. 81 A ton ana A. n In
come, rs Greet Western "a. so; Louisville and SASH.
CON. ", VI Central Pachc Ca'iiofnia aud oregon
branch, wa Jnon Pacific sinklng fund. p1i. Mil
whukee 81 Pau I'd, 81 Han cont Missouri let's,
81 Michigan southern Us, lu-A, MlssOurl, Han and
I. s. l., o..
he cpcnnr. highest. lowest, ana +. N. closing
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TVIHI Tor Inc WoCkl...... ~ II
Tho following were the principal quptitlonsi

Tho following were the principal quotations.
1000 \. M..1ia 200 M....itns 300 + VI ..11a
1ohs A. M..1t3's 12;55 r. M....ii3 300 T.. M..1I3
in loans the rates PAID Tor having balances carried
Inc total clearngs ~ the Gold EVcnanse Bank were
tldlNl,lNi gold balances. - Ni-.ijS; ana currency
talalces. s23od.iS, tue gross clearing OF hr week
having been email and amounted To Only tlllpu5n5O.
The sub Treasury paid out to-day ~ u0 ~ inter-
tet on The public dobi. ana for tc week a75lO hav
lug redeemed Sgfi.uOp I'm called bombs when during
same period In coin for customs, fgl2g.UpJ.
lie dy business a. tlc United states au0Ireasury,
gs2In du baluco e. los ci. Currency receipts,
iHip,e3i.7 DO yincni- $50, 7i1udi 90. balance.
$50 o56i2GnS. Customs. s5i2.nDu.
the custom rcccIpts SdOOOiO The Treasury az Wash
nfon received Ni1O0O ia national OanA notes for re-
Foreign exchange reflected strong tone Int tho
nominal quotations SIN continued at ASb and fi.DO
Tor ~ dayr and short eight bs
2oi snd since January /. t33is.0O a. against az
tt3S2 ianc time last year, anu 1894 uS7 1874.
Inc exports of dumrstic proluc"-currcucy Na nation
800 and since january l. se1lsgal2. The Imports Of
OrY FOODS -enli Nu'uarnn -inciuhng grn.tt mcr-
same time last year, I'D Si2tiGJi, la lsii. Tue re-
celpt- Or cotton crisiw 80 tni ry tail during
Der cIporici was i2 2ei rnc tai ceiots sines
piemhvr !, The commencement ~ fhe cor on year,
were 81 ij3t an increase of sin"ll Dte-; ne com
paced Win toe ,orfD-r.uln prr od of last year.
~ iuoy ins urruuIe drug in tlr niar.cf. uuf cal
luaus On approve sock cHnf. sd ranged bt 2c9j n
cent Disc1un " re dul 90 d.. &.
tl reserve o. flt7i'nl. t-.iHt 1000 IgttcIa. of 81
On 900 in tue ittu % dru.s lnU a,fn nUi reg ry9
ltr cent. 'tiuirtl hY low .oa. fIfN..I .s-.
Government Not. -wrfr nN'fH no afI .n 4,Hnced
- is D crnt.i upon lNNts -fI Iu lU ittt tuHpun
iy.. new 20 lin'l' wlh- tnc . coats. we're aa0 IN
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g. ALWAYS "a WON n even under lhtitudc w hoitn
rul .muue huwlug winds aud dritnN ice ana
SNOW Nt hotO4 uf any more ui the trlre- hing
Irytt ..c were Immediately dlsled. aNd re-
treated with am apology e. shiver away on deck.
ia. ,t,fitn II mt.ultced civilization. VA huur
ar. rti t- we entered the river. Wu. iH unul Nr
.ot h uds v,rt icnd' ~ l.ul us l'i" Il ~ 30,
frfN. Uuring the whole irtp Fl cr Nid "l
cour.c teen ot Of the un'~u.n WIN n'. i"'
re.iIinu after tue tN to- u'ti ul u. " ~ ~
riu-U w ssot'iu- iu. AMI u ~ % roy ''' IT,"
xxx t.An',x .u-t,I.ani. { ild l'ru aim =
immediately. " wa lftc in 20, ii. ih"Dil l'N,
Il l. when awoke md + und O. ~ tN' '"1tu u'
frc slim, f,nrn d ,rc obs nccn dischar-td uh-
der laN'4'- superintendent
nArrtr-scARsrp WARRIOR
rho venerable old chief If the kinick tribe
cam. iu visit me during iht 'N'Nl't' JUS VIZ
IT,. ,..a ~ u.f nave, been oyer q hundred then. -
h.Wl- ,uutn at me umo 81 the itst landing
OF nc itu'-in, ON the in,i9 lang %, Nnlcrl'R, 10
" ~ W., f,f and looked hale and hearty. with
ni- hong -nuw-whitc nair hanging over his shout
drr.. Some e his great rrnndsun- carried him
.., g., fuN ~ effrtrhpr. IA h" had given no walk
ln. '4rtrril ycars ngo Int his mental faculties
aupiscutly had not suffered. Tie talked with
si...t uriw tiuu ~ tue uid times when the
a. k-mcu IA he called the Hus-ians. had
rr.t couc to the country, ard of the many
battles be- uatticipittd IN, calling my attention
men. cutocs ~ the time - his youth and glory.
Wncn P.vel told hun that | also had been
Through hig war. % few years ago. he insisted
upon missing his somewhat greasy hand over
MY face TO feel II there were any honorable
st g.. aud his lure e. find any such marks
900 fincd polite IT, the Last. expressing the hop'
that he would live long cnouN % 20 receive ore m
kiui' rs once more. when must stay AT his
house, and talk over the battles Of our re.pcct-
i've wufF
visit Of tho chief found everything cuvcrc I
with deep snow and the river rhuk,d w " TIA
icr. We had reached cur port just Ia the nitt,
uf time. lut to 90 back the way we came was
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~ IUI3 I'm INC WInu NlI cnIn9ed ~ IN l1d
th' ihcunius too carried us hight up to the
N hd Of tho nlot, where the Indians, who *
~ 10 the mouth 81 the river. had Just LETT
Ieh'n NJ tue tlller for n moment, ard was
oabin in quest Of d cup II tea. when Mrs. Paysl
gave scream which made me think Of all sorts
oi new disastars. II proved, however, TO be
knew We were nearing the shore, and shc was
dressing. Just out Of the laws of death, In "a
box six feet long and four feet high, she had un-
packed her DagRa 20, used w all our bot water