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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-16
WIT AND HUMOR.

There was old Yankee named Weston,
Who played curious tricks all the rest on.
He went for the belt
Against Saxon or Celt,
And now they all say he's the best 'un.
Bridgeport Standard
, 1879-01-30

TO give the youth personal interview. The
latter WIS brouRh. to hts Matesty the ne1t daT,
ard the Car, forcing HIN 10 hts knees bcforean
image OF The Savior, exclaimed: "Can you
swcar before the Almighty God that neither you
nor your associates Ind any criminal design
ncaInst nv lifcl Can you swear That sou bt-
jeyc in the holiness and eternity Of ihc Russian
autocracy1'' The surprised prisoner answered:
~ can swear to your Majesty, that neither nor
nny Of nv friends had The semotest idea
against your safety. As TO The auto.
cratic form OF Government, I cannot con-
tc,enttousY swenr ttat believe in It's eternity.
Thr history Ut other countries teaches ns that
f!,e tfule fnust come, even IN Russia, when the
reopta Itself will take part In it, government"
The Gar fcndcriv embraced the student, hnH.
giving him ring drawn from the Imperial I'm.
pcf, said: "Ths is token OF respect from
sour Car. You have been sincere and truthful
to me, and there Is nothing hate so much ~ a
lIc." liz tlIen approached tho wr'tinR.tab'e
wltre Iay ts,c students sentence Of exile, ar'i
with onc strokc Of the pen-ts9ncd the unprr!
~ Ritz you from The bottom Of my heart" he
s1id; "y0u arc mn honest man. and an honest
mnn, true to his constcttons. |. more DANGEROUS
tu Autocsacy ttIau al unprinclplcd raacal There
tnEc. must punlsl. you. though never was this
duty more painful to me than nor. t'0d bless
you, my son, and jnd1c me merrlfullg II should
appear to bc IN the wronc." Then, once more
embracing the student, he dismlsacd him to 81
hpr{t
, 1879-01-30

tlanket:, ets., At Ellington 4 Co.'s, Chesnus,
anh l-ctfffa streets, and sone more ink At
Johnson's a;orc. He started for New FORK on
the 9th. and was arrested ut Fanwuod. where
he was examining tue plate md chuckltn1 over
bis coming harvcst. lie md Ulr!ct were taken
hcfor: United States tonm.ssloner Mulrhcad,
A. Jersey c'ty, and put under $4,000
ball. Schooner. was arrested here on satur-
1ay and held for hearing on Saturday next.
TIT was captured In New Fork yesterday. and
then the net cnyeloped .ll the eonsp'rators.
Smith today fof he ot1cnse Of prin.ing tie
notes At The Darby "mlll" Colo resided In .
2I21 North Eighth street, where he has family.
Schooner Is . young married man, anu =
thought to hare been but catspaw for his
s:cpfathcr. The trunk mentioned oy OF was
found yesterday exactly where he said he had
,'accd It. They nlso asccrtatned where the
presses wcns fro,Il which the &5s and t5os were
trEn,ed In ls75-'1s They have oil evidence NOW
complete. All the work in this vicinity done by
TN. Secret Service ot'ccrs WIS under tho .lirec-
tfon Of A.. l.. Drutn'nn,d. Chief Of this IL
vision, nu'l hta corporation furnished valuable
clews tur the guidance. Of The New York
Division. The effect Of this capture is tnea1-
culAblr,
, 1879-01-30

Wien Hrindlp, or Bess, Or hpot shows tho
slixhtcs: slxns OF s!rkncss, do you not t1ke t"I.
billy, ur Klt, jour fayorite colts, betray txmp-
t0llls of disease, you search tho "FssEter" for
The indiepted nla1adY aud it, Frtuely. or II may
De you summon the neHfctt veterinary surgeon.
AL very wise ulld prudent shls but Is not that
al1ng s0n ur daughter far drarcr to oH than all
the hosses an.E catstu In !tur ttab!csi iet Tor
vecks, II uaay be munths, os eyen . year, he Or
she has complained of sensr oE aanguur, Or
dEpwslaess, aslI debility, with occasional head
ashe-tI. sure tofcsuunsrs Of disease. Or It
,uay be tic tucc, oire hcaMing with The LUIS
.ts4t only health and thc pure, tnvlgoratln.
country uir eun Eiys has leculitc palli4. an t!lc
Eyes uu.44tur4lly bright. iuu may hiyo u,.ttre.t
iils slight, Irs rough at car.t n,',rtlL1. Alstl
Light aud utsiluustt 1t to ! .oiu Do not delay
, 1879-01-30

CINCINNATI. H., Jun. 1B.-CoTTax-StcadJ,
with fair icl1anl atftc.
FL0Un-DH1i and unchanged.
CRAM Wheat Demand fair and market hEm; :;
rcd md wl1fsr. 0o1!s7c. tornq quIct at1l li3o.tc.
Oats qules but steady at o4sl11c Kys dull at I1Gb
&c. Harley Iu1l md unchanged,
Pnovthtaxs-ToEk in good demand at 50. 90.
Lard Actse. ar,, and higher; stcam 50. .20lD q. -.
closing with the outside bid. I}ulk meats strong;
shoulders. SJ7.{ ca.h; ST. 20 seller April: short
ribs. 81. 10 caxtI: 94tW buyer March: snort clcar
3l.s3. Dhcon quiet but trm ut 81. ~. Sj..o, and
S5.su.
W,tskT-s Steady. with Rond demand at 81 On
'!ErrER-Dull: fancy Western Reserve. I'D lie
prlme TO Ch0tcu do. 1a4t1Gc; do Central Quo, III
II5c. ~.
ItNaFrb 0u-Etrahy nj {Elc
, 1879-01-30

to secure the proper means for relief. 4 months
neglect mar cost you 3 lifetime Of rcmorsc,
i.eatl tho Peoples Common Aensc Medical Ad
vitcr t,naorst.i by the New York 7'r.bnns a. a
'ook jor de r<opif), IN which you viii find COM
p!cte description Of discens"t-''.cs' causr.',
Sixth revised ctl,tion tnear,y 0E, r.gcsl tl.hD
Address tho autilor, H. v. Pierce, N. d.,
Wnrtl's Dlspenlary and fnyaills' Hotel, Duf-
fsl,, NJ "
, 1879-01-30

FOREIGN.
Tbn following were received by the Chicago
Eoard Of Trade:
L,yrnrooL. Jan. os-l1:3o a. m.-Flonr, 1870
"a. Wh*at-Wiutcr. Hs Ul9tf's I'd: No. spring,
"a IDdlBs; white, Bs DlS20s Sd; cnb, psf0a Cd.
Scw corn, a Cd per Genital. rusk. a1s. Lard.
asa. 1.ecc!pts OF wheat last thret days, 10, O0O
eeptals, 10. .oG0 American.
L,Yxuroor. ian. 2A--. p. m.-Wealaer fair.
EteaistuGs easier. Winter, Bs f,IGt0s IL: white.
stsadna Id; club. 8s 11d1ns Dl. Corn, II sud
u ID. Rest unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. ea--.:H0 .. N. unchanged.
LlyknPoo1, Jan. as.--prln,o mess pork, East-
EN-. AIS; Western, 4is. Observation-Disclosures.
.gs; short ribs. eos: long clear. 25s ID: short
sle.r, CO.; shoulders. els I'd. 1lamr. 3ss Lard.
3ls0l. Prime mess bco!, 7os. India mess beef,
B7p. Cheese, 4Gs. Taltow, :!f1s Id.
Lo1nos, Jan. 18.-ttyEHroos.-Nhea GuEtt
Corn rather caslaf. 1SG I'd. Car9oes OF coaat-
Wheat dull: fair nreraga rcd winter, 43a I'd.
carsocs on pas,aac-Wtleat very neavy.
Special DisDafeh TO 1..s 1r!.::::*.
I1yEeroot. Jan. oY-lI 40 .. m.-FLou1-So. ].
e3s; No. 2, 18a.
-Whcat-Ninter, No. !. Ds I'd: No. 2. ss
Cd: spriug, No. l, B.; No. g, "a lod: white, No.
l. O. I'd; No. 9, ~ f,d; club, No. !. Ds ID: No. =,
Us. corn-Sew, No. !. d OIL per centa'.
rnoy,sloss-rofx. 41s. Lard, t.s.
LlYzRsooi~ Jan. as.-C0rrox-Easter At i Bio
f5D-lod; sales Q, 200 bales; speculation and ex'
port. 600: American. 4. Gu.
BRxApsrrYYa-Ca1ifora whit wheat, average.
81 8dGe0d ID; club, 8s 11d1Ds I'd: No. g apting,
ted Western, o. t0da1ss; wIntcr, 81 G4Gps Id,
F1ouY-Wcstcrn canal, 1HGlo!s. Corn. new West.
tsn mixed. d sd14s 0d. Oats--Amee1ean. bs Id.
DarleY-Anetlean, -. pearcanadlnn, Is id.
CLovkR.SEkp-Amsrican. :I9Gl3as.
pRoy.soxs-Prlmo n,ess pork, Ais. Primo mess
beef, 70s. Lnrd-AmtrIcan, 3ost Davun-LouE
clear, o:js Cd, short 10, eBs.
catIsE-AmsrIcan, 4Hs.
TALLow-FIne american, a0s.
PzTnolEux-enlrits, 11Gt1:s; refined, 9Hs.
lLSsxEn 0tL-:ia.
Sri1lTs or rTCnrExrtxE-a9s.
1xss.-conlmou. 4s u1Iia 0d: pale. 0sGf0a Gd .
Yarns aud fabrtcs nj Manchester dull aud Tend
In. downward.
REcEsrs-Whca. far The pant TIRES days. 80, /.
ooo ar: American, ~, 600 qra.
LoxpoS, Jan. e8.-TAILow-Fine American,
3Gs.
PeTRoLEcN-sptr'ss, 1:H1la,fd; refined. sAd.
LtNstxD O,L-74s Sd.
artHrs or TUKrENTlNE-9.s Sd 1.3ns i'd
ANTWERP, Jan. II. 18.--rGrnoLkuA-:tA.
, 1879-01-30

MnwAuKEE, Jan. ..s.-FLorR-Qu!et and ua-
changed.
0nAlH-1Sheat dn!1; opened .ic higher: cloaca
weak; NJ. Milwaukee hard. D5!sc; No. NIL.
waussce. O0tic; No. . do, b'c: January, S0c;
February. Bu!ic; March. S7!<c; M. Milwaukee,
7iAc; Mn. 4 do. Gsc; rcjectrh. 5ae. Torn dull
AMI easier: No. Q. :f.sc. Oats steady, with fa!r
demand: Nh. g, 1Uc. 1tyc steas'y. with a fair dc.
n,and; 10. j. iac. harley dull and lower; No. 2
spring. cntn. February. 15c: March. 746a143
rItov,t,oys-t}ntet ind t1rnne Meas potk quiet;
urw. SIl..O, Prime ateans lnrh. I'll. ~.
iiiIaa-Llyc Ermer analIghor; lsuhl. 49, 1913. 90;
heavy. s3.:Ldti.ao; drrssed hsghss aud scarce. ~
2H.H5.
itKrE1rr.-Flonr, o. .r00 hr1s: wheat ~, coo bu.
Sutrxxars-Flour, II, 000 brla; wheat, u, oo0
hi.
, 1879-01-30

A writer WHO eEns himself Russian ss1nllst.
a'Id who is evidently quits familiar with hls
,ss.io,' 49,, a,-,,ttor ~ H.. 1mncr,o, Rna.1nu
'.a'so1' a''a cotfupl'o" .. wv ~, .1'.
Government, IN TIC numper lof Fcbfnaty ot 'He
tra;ts of two nj t},e brothers Of tIIu Car:
mT,,. o,,u,.,to, -,,slv,t he lin rrincc. of
~. pa.,sa.'y 10 t",a,', ,,,,s,,, :;.rI. ~ ,crnt
With that Of Il groum In civilized communities.
Their huhttuat associates nse the most dcspIclbtc
,,,1 nn,rtnin,cd auos n,nntt- lin, ;.uu,xss dyrce
u,''. ~. -, tsa ~, $3.50, .a.,,a.
"More or less alf tlc Russian Princes come up
10 that level. They pass tlrts whole I!ie IN
hrutal itItepcss, Willing axny tlur tIu,u WILL.
drinking, gambling, and ltun.ng As far ns
,tl,ratis,n e,,I knoTlc,lre ara tuurcrt,eti th.ru
IA fa,rhans hut unn execution to ttlls rcuraj
r,,e: lint IL tIm Gr.nI U,Ii;e Constituting Str-
utaicyitch. brollcr Of tlie Czar, President III ,l,c
I"i,,cil ri stnte. lie supreme icyis1atye uoIy
~ .h,. Fmnir" AMI Hdm,r"l "l,:en"rai nf III.
,,,asiau ;,rrt' i1e IL maj, nf more thaf, ori.
,n,rv fntrlrrt,,aI shtlty. wcjt lnfuruxI, uuu
s m,sse.sinv a kcrn uunrrraliou tur tlc llnr
nrts: 1r:'' i{s paises Is ihe constant renirz.
x,,a of artists. llttcraicurs. n,,,s!rian*, nlul
stnr.rs mn IN th. ntlrr hnttl Inn Russian
.aa',rlo ~ ~ nsv J"ari% for IN, Injury -; rn.
."..,nv a wciIsr'l;ra,rI RmnanofY. IInnnv tha
shs',"s VIII, Gnnatn,me as ,'t,r,,i Vii, liz,
| " om ntnt. s,nwrss tt,. srtrn1e ~ hrihnrv
.t.n,s ,,arn,no,,nt. IL haa ,na,necl fn iii.
cn,!nt nj fnfinr,,sS n. 'rrsiIeus ~ tho Connril
~ atnt. i" III, mnsf rr.,lt lila rn,,nrv Evrry
y! @ S.atp xsv"v ~ ~ ,nr~ or ha"ttu,, esu,.
@ nm ,.,tJ J,',i.s ~ ~ ,v.rt,,nn", f,r H..
.,yr",t'I, pay H. r. INV rstaniu" s,f ro,frse
W., n.rsmaty hut {t.fourl, half ,inzeu nl,cnts
~ n"k ,,,An3. VI i.',,sns,n trisn,. aisr ~"
ans..u.n;. II ,nsny siin.i,ihtny tr.n niuht. II
'i,,s."d iii r';rn,. fnl.s nmmIt it,w ~ tn.,.sve
T'n.nn0 fs,niI. .rs~.iIv ~ " ~
.sTnI. eoma+E hnwnwrr do.e oot imn,x +ha.
t1ie 1eis =, i; 4 .,,s III n,.p tapy mo .',"s
~! e.nen.iye II s,. .n,ry ihan risSsr n,s
, 1879-01-30

a,h*nttFHlA. Jan. n. 2s.--Woot-Impsovcd dc.
,"a :. oH'o' fsnns'lss4!a, aud Wess fss:lnEa NA
aeess. 3tE'Nc; extra. ANL:kie: ueuiuu.
a''e; e1ar.e. 30xe3lc; New York, Michigan,
-sA44ta. aud Nr.ssfa Gus, 3oltu!c; medium, ~
, 1879-01-30
.AfE$fksTffS.

Nx4ruIa. Trnn.. dan. n. -corrnH-E&sY: re-
ccipts. Il 00 halcs; shipments. J, Usl; stock, H.
SIN; ss1sA, 2, QUO; cspnrta 1,tO1; splnugts, 500;
speculation, 700; hli4altngs. oc.
, 1879-01-30

f,up1Ato, Jau. aH.-tiMAIs- No trsnsActtona 70.
ported. FIous ard grain prices uoui,nally IT,
changed
, 1879-01-30

rhr,e IL really very little change IN any feature
~ the DIR gooaa ,astkst. ~ Is TO be expected At
bts stage OF tho frason. trade - very au'ct, but
xthtn The paat few days there have not been want-
Inv .y1denreg ef an carly Improvement IN the de-.
mini. md among Iohbcra generally there IL hope
mi feeling regarding the spring trade. Values 70.
matu fairy steady, and collections continue xuod.
, 1879-01-30

DE1unlr, ian. 81. .-FLnrn-FIru, and quiet.
t,m.lx--Whpst easicr: rttra, nttir: No. willis,
D3Ac; for January. Wi4c bid; Tor February. Gahe;
fur Mach. DI.s Gtb sc: fur stay. D8hc. Aece.p4s,
~, Ut4 bu; shipu,snts. k47 hu.
, 1879-01-30
TOLEDO.

TntEno. o., Jan. ~ --tinAlx-WheAt IN good
demand, and prices u,ade higher; amber Michi-
xan. sp0t. held at u&'ar; March, lAi'ic bid; No.
. red winter. .pat, n5'tc nskcd;,:Marca, 00Gc
uaked; nAi,c bid; Western nnhcr, racs ut Of,ic.
torn dull Sn+ =, spat, 3:'.c hid; Nay, au!ic
asked; :Fi1e lid.
utr1Ea unc11nUp1.
, 1879-01-30

ClxrELAxp, H.. JAu. IN. .-fETaoLkuH-un.
changed; standard white. 111 test, 0e.
OIL C,T4, "a. Jan. ~. -ek1EosEra. Market
opened aulet; 90Ec bid: advanced 10 II .0o; de-
cIned 10 Dd1tc adssncrd and ctoAcd At 07tte bid; !;
shipments. IL. 600 ls|a, averaging IL 0oo fansas+
tloIs, 235. 00u.
pl11sxEia, Jan. 2a.-FkrHoLEuA-Du sul ua'
setlsd; crude. II. III. all larkrEs fot shipment;
fs1asd, 04tc, PhllaatlphIn delttefy.
, 1879-01-30

1a'c; 9 coarse. ao13le:, esme'ne. washsd' MSe
msita s%s asSsi Ia &c. e. an'''ed' 20s coarse AND
s1 81 ILL., amer; &c ;nass: e {s; & :e.!;s s
8, 25fb5.o 90; hzh grades, - ~. 1syo nour
unA,x-whe.t 9n'et but hsm; No: red,
essxo ol&s =" tas {.sw.
;nI,aiMe; aoS,;snss mixed do' ;f'soc h'' noH'"a''5
o f'sa"is,os,-Qu!ct but trm. Mes. pors. $1,000.
s7.37Na,E. 37H; pirEess. 81. 7:;at7 n; green:
r. oo&a' 60. Lard 'te'd,: prime ''e'a'' s'.s'e'
nradiord tasstv, r., .,isa., .iso$ac; Western
Reserve. 1oG.0c.
i:t"s-i.asy; western. nc.
CMExsE-Snn,InnlIy umcnAnvcd.
rrrnotEuk-QuIst; rsahtd. '1c; esute. $40
Mn,skr-Nomtnal.y unchanged. ~,
1tgcEitTt-Flunr. 4. 1u!, bIla; wheat. II, ooo bn
cora. II, QUO I'm: oats, 10. V0o bn; s1e. 5oo eu;
Sr. Louis.
ST. f.ou,a. Jnn. -. .-Corrox--stcads and en-
changed: m1'ldslng, DC: sales. !. lou bales; re-
ccfpts, 900: sinck, Il.D10.
FLorn-Easler, hui mt qunthhlc lower,
Gna,x-Wheat higher; No. . red falI, Dai& cash:
n:1c January: iI:.TAa,s February; o3'.ftbislc
March; No. 2 do. BTAe. Corn active and higher;
demand chiefly speculative. No. mixcd 30'46h
3o..e ea.l: A1EGeao.1 Fehtgsr!: 31xGal::e
] February: sl.:Sta1s 80 GaIei. nye einIl and iox.
e. 4 barley dali an unchanged: Ohio
rnoy's.oss- .tnrk ltaher: 90. cash: 50. oo@
March: fa!d llset; o. ~; l'a: lsrse salsa
c.e.r sth- ST. .lGII. ~, u,,,.tIy fire. Oh boar.t.
l;sean h!sl,sr; ioo'e clear r''f' s'.76<b4.so; do
tssx;r4.@F1ou.. 2, ooa hr,.; wlsst. 90. ooo hu:
wifi s'1.irassrsFour. u f. ono hr'@: w1.ca, .. ooo bu
corn. .yjj bu. u*ts. ]. 100 tn; rya. ..0o0 eu ;
tArssy, f.Uuu bn.
BALTIMORE.
| baltimore. jan. 2S.-ELouH--Farty active and
| Grin.
Observation-Disclosures wrak and lower: No.
| . PennaYlvau,a red. 81. VI; No. :, Western Win
let red, spat md January. Sl.t'5k: February.
Sl.o5H: March, 81. .o0KGE1.O7; April, Sf.0sRGb
| l. .oR,t. Corn--western fairly active md casfur;
Western mixed. rpot and January, 4aIe; Feb
suary, 41ssGad3Hc; March, 4aA14+c; April,
| 44Ac; steamer. 40c. Uata quiet and cas{cr;
Pennsylvania. :sla.c: Western whitc. e04t3oc;
do mixed. :,sNr.. Rye t1usl aud uon,tuat.
II ffAy-tuot Anh unctlanIeh.
pnnvsi6x.-smaEl joutns trade only; nom.
IsrrrEn-Iiui for ail Kind. except tos choice
pErnuLkrA-Duil and cHsirr; crude. s!sGl8sct
i t"rrxEo More active anu firm: Rio cnrFoes. /,
| W1ltsgr.-Dull At 81. nst;sa1.ft,.
| FnE,aurx-'ro I.sscrpnol ner tscam arm; no spo'
rom olnrsMg; eutton, isti: -four, r.: grain, ~
corn. 1877. coo hu: oats, t,Dl n,l: tyr, 100 bu.
! bHttHESTs Wheat. ii. QUO bu.
, 1879-01-30

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS,

WILMINGTON, Jau. 2A.-Ss.t.7s TuurExTlSE-
FtYH a. x1e,
, 1879-01-30

Pullman raince Dining. .CAtt and Pullman i6'wheef
feeptug Car. run bttxecu Chicago and QmAhA Tn
the iAcIdc Exfen.
CHICAGO ALTON T. ST. LOUIE, AND CHICAGO
KANBAB CITY 4 DENVER 6H0RT LINER
CQion Depot NeBt Side near NRdEtontt bridge. sud
Twenty J.third.st. Ticket UGce. l1z ffanl01p!l.st.
, 1879-01-30

Pullman Hntel Carr fnn through. between Ch-
ke iD:NIk. m. -. - x...
hetet csrS Hts: Of ch!c1Kn.
a-nrpot corner Of WtIa and Kinfte.sts.
b-Depot corner Of Ean1i sniI klnx4t+sts.
CHICAGO BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAHR0An
Dcpots foot o: Ltkes. fndfaua.hv. aud Sixteenth
and Canai 1nd Ei1eeutAsa- Ticket odees. 90 C'ark'
, 1879-01-30

ihy rod,nothcf; alsu with ca,ully.. Il4c Elu-
peror invested lhr child with the tln!eF u d.
Andrew, md ll,cn lc wts taken behind screen
a,mi given 10 thu nurse, whc5e f'o tenaiI'ttl
until lhe services wrrc over. The CcsIresItcl'
appeared At this lnuinvnt to rerclSt iAu con.
eiatu,xttons OF LIa talnsfy l!e klssci them ~
IA tho check. Tie snass was tilen ual'!, a."t ts
wtk3lo service, which hai coo,a'eueed ai lalt-
past 10, was not oycr until |. During tfls tsl'e
eyrfy ono Ind to tcnain standing.
Au,6nK t4u priests whp AsstAtcu NJ the hap
tism were TWO Or tl1gn not q ,,' shs osssk ~.
ministers of tho Dutch Church, aMt Of tho
Ffonyh PsMcstnns. These all presented thur
CONGRATULATIONS 10 the Eulpcror. lta scctnet!
l. yury PauE'sr aud sppropriato thing To- 90: y y
the Emperor, md all religions ara treated with
The utmost federation here. On ths AeV*ky
Prospect E!onr thtsp Aro CHURCHES u un lsst
caa c,u1d nut hclp ocink struck yesterday lpok.
fnx around Mpoa The Indies in the lin!crlal
tLapcl, who represented the hob'est faInl!lcs !n
l&uxsta, with thrlr scseln6lauea to our own
tuau iAe l..orsle. They, generally sart .hc Aatr,
alnl brush it smoothly behind ahe cars,
w!thout crtmps or rufi.: They arc nals
aud dellcAtc.looktng, with regular ieat-
thurmlug, cordial, anil extremely polished
.Alnsoat without MI exception the women have
small md pretty fsss. ,t Y e. unfortunate taa.
vhlch o.le might hul ~ tue Frnnch women a.
well. Although the Russian unmarried girls
nrs. guarded W strictly Us this french, set tncy
ha,s VI Independence md frcedotn OF maunet
which il sIt.t4st American. Of couFse = strl
never can walk out alusic here, but tnlkii Ia not
r.r,.,tv ed Il sufficient pr.irctiuni these Muss
h. n royytpes. or u married lady 10 Make 1t
nrrf.tily proper. siauy aio nst allowed to 80
aionc to t(e,r carrisges. asutleuaan never
ssIs fur 4 yuulsy l4Iy Ut tAs door, aial never
isyr. h.. cu,I tur l4gr. IAc girls arc never Wis
ihlr rxrv1,t on slsrlr Msuma4 tctrpt:onda
Wien thry plt Il IL 1t tic tea t4blc. 1T patty
,I,.y never walk about. but Mt quietly aea'n1t
tue wall, t.uAiug tuah) ulte WIZ Ia efast ehou.n
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snNAroR coNKlrNo.s SUCCESSOR
Every Hepubncnn In Line. md Every Vote TO
he CnHt for his RE- Election.

ALBANY, Jan. ia large number Of prom
in MT Republican politicians arc expected hcre
tomorrow to give all the 6clat possible to tho
denomination of Senator Roscoe Conklng. 1t
is said that Rock hands Bald Eagle will have tho
post Of honor in first prcsenting Mr.. Conkling's
namo to the caucus. This has boon accorded
him in order that he may mako II a
peace Offering to the Senator for having
voted against him in tho ST. Louis Convention
Senator Robertson ls also expected 60 take nd
vantage OF tho opportunity to declare his al
lcRiance to Mr.. ConkinG. and to cat humble pie
for having been led astray.
Among tho others who will speak II is said
will be- Senators Pomercy and Ham. Harris and
ex-Speakor Slonn. The latter will not include
in the pjcans OF praise which he will sing in
honor Of the Senator. A. b. Cornell ana John
+. Smvth. who are said 10 be Mr. Corklings
representatives In the state. and were the most
Influential and artve parties in the Hto contest
for the Sprakcrship against Mr. sloan
occasionally there Is a Republican who
Speaks with batrd breath Of the outrageous
GS9n,Hna , 2. SG4al9r ConElbIng bg n spenkng q .hs
talks OF Whist might bo done II n good strong
man WIS ia the field against him; bu. there Is
no danger Ot anything OF that sort Every r.
publican is in line. and every ono Qf their votes
VIII be cast tomorrow night Tor Boscor Conk-
There Is, Of course. as yet but very little in
tcrret ms to who will receive the compliment OF
tho Democratic nomInntion. and tho only per-
sons mentioned are Ii"ut. Gov. Dorshemer.
cX-Guv. Hoffman, ex-senator Sturbuck eN-
Senator Murphy and cN-king Kelly with the
probabilities in favor Of the FIRST named. But
thrru H. likely to be- somu interest in what the
Democratic caucus will do 1t ia under.
stood that protest will be adopted
in behalf of the Drmocrnts of tho state
against the vacancy caused 10y the
cNp ration OF Senator C1nkliug's term being
nlled. This will bo hasei on the ground Of n
failure to comply with the Constitution in max
ing reopporjionmrnt of The State IN sup-
port Of this protest the acton Of the United
States SHuntc ia the casp OF Eu-tis ot Louisiana
will ho recitol This Irutest Will bc sent 90 sem
ator krruun. ami he viii he asked to hiring the
matter before th' 5 nate. II is expected that II
will ut least put the Il Iuh,irdu- in that body In
Hn awkward pr'dicament II they refuse 10 On
tDrtulu the protest
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FLO1TING 4 THE1TRE.
EvndIng the Law Against sunday shows
Bother Ahead for Omei"ls.

large excursion barge lying in the Erie
Basin Is being rebuilt in a manner that cxcites
hoatmens curiosity. Tho decks arc being cut
away and what is left Of the upper one is al
ready shaped like tie gallery of theatre. A
sloping noor runs from the level Of the lower
deck into the hold and the framework OF n
stage IL in place. Tho vessel is to DO floating
theatre. capable OF seating 500 persons in its
par1uot and gallery, and with a completely fur
nlshed stage. il IL o. Ac called the New York
Excursion Theatre Edward Waugh OF Phila-
dephin is to manage II. The plan Is 10 give Il
variety show Of the common sort during the not
muuths, when the city theatres are uneom-
Portable,
The chief reliance Of the floating theatre for
profit will be in a safe evasion OF the Sunday
law Performances are 10 be given every even,
ing, and possibly afternoons, but It i calculated
that on Sundays, when the law tornids the
opening OF shows Ia tho city an especially re-
munerative business will be done. The barge
will take in its Sunday auC.encos from some
convenient wharf, and be towed beyond the city
limits before the performances are begun so
that the law would not be inirlngcd Wlthln the
Jurisdiction OF the city authorities. AS no land,
inRa would be made during the trips, " Is not
regarded rs likely that the officials along shore
would take any action. and the route could be
changed at win. A bar and eating room 70 70 10
feature
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Monastery nj West Hohoken. the largest Catho-
lie ediilce in the State The interest on tho
MORTGAGE was due last September. AMI u check
ior 81 800 wis drawn to the order Of John Hal
li.rd hy HE Roy. Or. Timothy OF the Monastery
win this check hpllard romis' "a to pay tho
money on the check and kept II. Father Tim
oihy first MS ,ertained ON Wednesday last that
the cns. ut once in the hands Of Counsellor
Allan McDcrmoit who Immediately instituted
SUIT against lln'linri and had him arrested and
placed under 81 OO0 bail
Hulliard's transactions are thctalk and aston
ishment of the'citilHns OF Hudson County. lie
has no family hut himself and wife and an
adopted child. He was committed on Saturday
to the Hudson County Jail