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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-26
THE OLD COON.


Marriage of Judge Thompson to
Miss cIarken of Sacramento.
Everybody in Eureka remembers Judge
Thompson-he who sold the Tempahut 9
mines to Eastern parties. The Judge has
lately been getting married to a Sacramento
belle. The following account Of the wed.
ding appears in the "Society Notes" Of
the San Francisco Chronicle Of last Sun.
day:
Miss Agnes P. Clarken Of Sacramento
was united in marriage at that place on
Monday, the 18th instant, to Judge H. A.
Thompson, a well-known mining operator
OF Tombstone, A. t., but popularity known
from early days in California and Nevada.
The affair was q quiet and pleasant one,
only the relatives aud a few friends being
present. The hour Of 10 was fixed for the
ceremonies, at the residence of p. J.
Hopper, brother-in-law Of the bride. The
parlors were tastefully decked with flowers
and evergreens. till q veritable bower OF
roses and exotics rare lent the romance of
It's charm to the joy Of the occasion. The
BRIDE brilliant and accomplished lady,
dressed in an elegant travelling suit, APP
peared to marked advantage and was the
admiration of all. The service was per-
formed by Rev. Father Seaman of the
Catholic Church. Mrs. George w. Chesley
and Judge A. p. Catlin acting for the con-
tracing couple. After the services in the
parlor the guests were ushered into the
dining room where all enjoyed q bountiful
breakfast, presided over by the brides sis
ter, Mrs. r. ]. Hopper, and during which
. weii-spring Of hearty sentiment flowed
continuously, the happy futurity Of the
newiy-made two in one being the theme of
the pleasant hour. After the breakfast
the bridal couple took the train for a brief
tour OF the southern portion OF the State,
whence they will return to Sacramento,
which will be their future home, Judge
Thompson still conducting his extensive
mining interests in Arizona and Nevada.
Mrs. thompson is we'll known in society
circles In the State. She is Accomplished
IN All that charms the female mind, and
adds dignity and grace to the social circle.
Among the guests present were Mrs. P. J.
Hopper, the brides slater and hostess on
the occasion; Mrs. George W. Chesley,
Mrs. James McClatchey, Misses Fanny and
Emma Mcclatchey. Mrs. P. J. O'Neil. p.
J. Hopper, Albert ]. Hopper. Judge A. P.
Catlin, George W. Chesley, James Nc
Clatchey and Matt Clarken.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-26
CANDIDATES OF THEIR OWN.

1t seems to be stated au~thoritatively in
our dispatches of last night that the
Democratic members of the New York
Legislature will not help either of the
Republican factions. They care not
which gets the best Of the conflict. They
propose to place candidates of their own
in the field and support them throughout
the contest. This is suggestive of a pos
sible deadlock if the Administration Re-
publicans, or half-breeds, as they are
called, prove as determined in their oppo-
sition as they have professed all along.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-26
HE MIGHT REsIGN AI,sO,

Senator Jones Of Nevada is exhibiting
about as much anger toward the Admin
istration as Conkling and Platt. Jones
seems to be making the cause Of these
distinguished ex-members his own. But
he does not get his mad up to a ~resigning
pitch. Why not ? If there is a principle
involved, our Jones ought to feel called
upon to 20 the whole hog.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-26

SARAH AT HAVRE.

Sarah Bernhardt landed at Havre on
Monday last. According to the cable
dispatch, fifty thousand people assem-
bled to welcome her. This is a pretty
large number, but when the cable lies
about an actor it generally does so ef-
fectively. 1t would appear from this
particular whopper that the divine Sarah
contemplates a speedy return to this
country, and has had the dispatch sent
as a preliminary advertising boom, as it
were.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-26

The New York Stock Report of last week
has the following: lone encouraging
feature OF the mining business in this CITY
y the increased activity at the Exchanges.
during the week ending last Saturday the
oneiad sales on the two Boardg amounted
70 l,ov.,sse shares, the highest number
week OF this year"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-26
COAST ADvICES.

A Line of Railroad to be Surveyed
from Yuma to Point Ysadel. at the
'GulfOfCalif0rnia-AL Line OfSteam.
ers to Run to Quay mas-The Road
to be. in Running Order by OctO-
Der Next-The Suicide Of Mrs. 1.
HI. Berges A Bold Attempt 70
Rob the United states Treasury.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-26
Laborers wanted.

The Bodie Railway and Lumber Com
pany advertise in the Free Press for 200
white laborers, who are to be placed to
work on Wednesday on the new road run
ming to Mono Lake. They offer 81 rs per
day and board. This is not quite as good
as So or 81 per day at mining, but it beats
nothing all to pieces, and will answer Q
great many until something better offers.
IMPORTED cigars, finest brands kept by
Davidson at the P. 0. Cigar Stand.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-26
HORSES FOR SALE.

EIFTEEN HEAD OF GOOD HoRsRs o
IL sale cheap for cash. Gan be seen at Col.
erick's stable on south Main street. Apply
early 70 fmy2A stsI W. A. WILSON.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-26
Especial to the SENTINEL.

SAN Francisco, May 25.-The Daily
Stock Exchange learns from the officials
OF the Southern Pacific Railroad, who are
authorized by President Crocker to make
it public, that Chief Engineer Montague,
with a party Of surveyors, will leave for
Yuma in a day or two to survey a line of
road from that place to Point ISABEL, at
the head of the Gulf Of California. The
terminus of the road will be at deep water,
in the gulf, where the wharves and ware
houses are to be built, and other shipping
facilities established. When the road is
ready for business q line OF fast steamers
will be placed on the gulf to run to Quay
mas, Mazatlan and other ports. The
road Is expected to be in complete running
order by the first Of October next.
Mrs. Isabel h. Berges, . native OF Cali
fornia. suicided last night by taking strych-
nine. The probable cause was hysteria.
A hay fire on the docks at the foot OF
Folsom street caused the fire brigade con-
siderable trouble, but the loss will not ex-
coed . couple Of thousand dollars.
A bold attempt was made this morning
to rob the q. 8. Treasury on Commercial
street. The attempt was made on o mod
crate scale, q Chinaman contenting him
self with thrusting his arm through the
wicket and grabbing three or four rolls Of
rs cent pieces. He was seen by a by
Islander, who captured him at the door.
The thief struggled violently to escape.
and when he found he could not do 30, he
feigned insanity.
BoDIE. CAL, May d. -Considerable ex.
element has been aroused here in regard to
the employment Of Chinese on the railroad
line to Mono Lake. The company has put
a few Cinnamon at work at the further end
OF the line, and have advertised for two
hundred white laborers at ons dollar and o
quarter q day and board. 2 mass meet
ing was held tonight, at which . resolution
was adopted that nc Cinnamon should be
employed in Mono county. A meeting of
the Miners Union is being held tonight to
consider the matter. At 10 o'clock no
result had been arrived at. The chances are
that If any interference is INDUCED in the
railroad will be abandoned.
Another Pistol.
CoLToN (Cal.). May 25.-This evening
two Of the children Of David Msacham. q
boy Of 10 years and girl of 6 years, were
playing with q pistol when It vent off acct
dentally, the ball wounding the boy on the
hand and penetrating his sisters head, NOR
tally ~wounding her,
A Lovers Suicide.
SAN ~BERNARDINo, May q .-Jonas I.;ssh.
a miner on Lyttle creek gold mines. sui
cided Monday evening by shooting him
sell. Cause-disappointnent in a marriage
proposal.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-26
Another Pistol.


SAN ~BERNARDIEo, May q .-Jonas I.;ssh.
a miner on Lyttle creek gold mines. sui
cided Monday evening by shooting him
self. Cause-dissppointment in a marriage
propaaal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-29
BLACK-ORAUGHT" cures cosliye-
rs amt llradachc.
For sale by 4. s. Lead beiter & Bro.
noahers! Mothers!l s1others,,

Are you disturbed at night and broken O, you,
rest by a slck child suffering and crying with
tho o1cruciating pain of cutting teeth II So
goat onca and get bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SOoTHlNG SYRUP: 1t will relieve the poor
sittls sufferer lmmediste! y-deprnd upon it
thnre is no mistake shout it. There is not ,
mother On earth who has ever used it who will
not toll you at once that it will regulate ths bow
nIa' and give rost to the mother, and relief and
health TO the child, operating like magic. II ia
perfectly safe 10 use in all cases, and pleasant 10
the taste snd is the prescription of one of the
oldest snd best female physicians and nurses in
tho United States. Sold everywhere. Is cents
bottle. mh11
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-29
Alexandria Gazette and Virpinia 7xrc7~+;~
.LOGL4L BREVIIIES.

Pauline Markham will clay in the Two Or
| phans hs ATmory Hail or nei: TEursdsJ Eight.
| Another patent has baen issued 10 Msjor Eli
b. Janney. of this city, for car coupling.
Hon. Allan G. Thu1msn has been visiiUg
friends 10 Leesbu.g.
Mr.. &. K. Price received this tirg and
will have for sale at his stand in the Market to-
| morrow inc LOT CT white perch and black bass.
The bark Cepioae arrived here TO- day from
| Baltimore to Nj +. 4. Reed to load coopersge
| for Cuba.
Mi. j. +. Divine State Lecturer of The Coed
Templars. is eIpeclod 10 address the Reform
Club t>-moIroW night.
Rov. Edward Wsll. rector OF st. Stsphen'a
| (RpiseopsD Church. st Culpeper q. II has 70.
signed lis charge to sclept a call from It. Steph-
ems Church. Baltimore
| The interest on tho bonds of the city Of Alex
| .ndria due January /, 1882 will be paid prompt.
| ". tha :ulds for the purpose having already
| been provided.
Marriage licenses were susd in Washington
Yesterday TO henry Henderson, OF Falls Church.
Va, and Sarah Taylor. of Washington w. H.
klspper, OF Washington, and Aonis w. Blu.
! dell, OF Richmond Va.
Justice Thomas NJ. Brown lies parslyz3d at
! his home on the southwest edge OF The city. He
cannot walk, ard one OF his arms is affected.
Mir. Brown wss a membar of the Union Leais.
Council Chambers here during III, war.
An auction Gala of swcopings and clippings
from the sale and rigging lofts at tho Washing.
| ION navy yard took rlaco yesterday at noon,
whsn shout fifteen thousand pounds Of scraps
:rcm the rigging lott was sold 10 Mr.. Dreilus,
Of this city. fer eighty conts per hundred
pounda.
Horace srd Henry Eolnott, two young whts
man. trolhers. convicted of horse stealing ia
Warren county, and who arrived here Tuesday
| IN charge Of Sheriff Leach, Of the same county,
spending the night at the Station House were
received at the ponitentary yesterday. TEa7
were sentenced for eight years each.
Mr.. D. g. Wstkus senior member Of The firm
Of u. q. Watkins 6 Co.. ofshis city, lay cole.
brsted his sixty. ninlh birth day, md this morn
ing at the IN setting Of the Com mercial EXCHANGE
was tho recipient Of the congratulations and
hearty good wishes OF every member OF that
body. Mr.. w., though within one year Of
'lhrte score and ten" Is still halo aud hearty,
And ls ono Of the most active energetic and 1I-
sptcIed merchants of this city.
Soar atone Griddlos DO grocse required
10 smell 10 tho house ; the nioost thing on.
Fine StoVo boards. A largo assortment Of
perfect b,au!ies-"Ideal Coffee pots snctt-
er lot Jus. received. Send for descriptive cir.
cuIars. STANsBURY X BIO
Cor. kiog and Washington s,s.,
McBurney's Building.
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MuInbuggeI Again.

saw so much asid about the msrits Of Hop
Bitters, and my wife who WAS always doctoring
and never we'll. tessed me 60 urgently to gsi
her some concluded TO be humbugged sgain
shd Am glad l did, for in less than two months
use. Of The Ei!ters my wife was cured and re-.
manned 20 for eighteen month7 since. 1 like
such hGmbugeing.-H H. T., st Paul.-Pionccr
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a World Gt d,nasF

tho American public. is Hop Bitto1s. Y ou soc
1t everywhere. People take it with good effect.
1t builds them up. 1t il not as pleasant to tho
lssta As soma other Bilters as it is not whiskey
drink. 1t id more tho old fashioned bonefet Tea
that has dono world of good. If you don't feel
lu.t lleht Try Hop Bitters.-Nunda Ne,ps.
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- 1N ~ = g CO.,
decl3 Main Store 10. l52 Ki-g street.
DEAL ESTATE SOLD fDs TAX.%

Notice is hereby liv:n thai ny authority Of 4
Joint reso.u ion Of TIC C.lY Cnunail, passed on
the l5h de7 CT December, ls5:. tho Auiiio.
ia suth"rizsd and rr1 iifoi ~ execute dsa,; OF
release TO perpons whose Prep >rIy W., cod .Dr
taxes in the month nf JUICE ls79 and nur2h. :. o.
BY the City Council, ibe;r ccnlng fo.w. I'd
and II Il smiDg The same b; oayiar thu ts1cs
e1pcDse5 OF eale. coa. Of :raEsl,r with accrued
Interest, &r. Ihi; see iucudod lakes Rriaji for
the year 1877. +. l. HEJUKEri,
decl9.3l:!. Auditor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-29

PROPERTY TO BE RELEASED. Tho hriito,
- busy sending out circulars notifying all PSI.
sons whose property was s0ld for tszig in lY79
Nal ny lsts resolution of the City Council, ht
,s gu, hailZed snd required 10 release tho s.m;
10 Inc coming forward Of the owners and re.
uIemlng the same by paying the ta,os and
other e1penses. The tax sale CT 1879 ibciu iod
Inc taxes for tho year 1877.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-29

HE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this year has
Proved My ennor,Wto predicted that it would
o1lil DC mber OF last year. false prophet.
In" whole month has been pleasant, tut the
Weather for few dsys rp 10 last night was
bright AID beautiful. edusllaC any ever san
10 AIrl or Msy. Tho ncrcsry 10 tho the
mometer. during the psss week has almost
registered summer hcs. Lat night i. o'oudeG
up and to-day. slthoush rsioy. his hsea III
usually warm for this saaioo,
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=, You want a Cheap or Emo Oyero BAT,
uiSterotte. or Reversible OVercoht wo have the
ity. q WATrpw.m Z, Saw '"'
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~ you want Good Suit for $40, $12. SIS
W slS 20 to tho old reliable firm of 3. WATER
NAN Il Son.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The Weather Probabilities. dec. %. iSHl. -
For thu Middle Atlantic States rainy followed
ny clearing weather. variable winds shifting to
code, westerly, and fslling followed BY rl.irg
barometer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-29

NJ Al TED "A. rosrec,,ble OOLORKD
~ WOMAN to cook, wash and iron, and
s.:ehd o os:emnnl 11:r. Family small. Ref,
Wpntes required. Apply st 1912 K street. n. w.,
dec2S-3; Mrs, PpRRY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-29

TROUBLE AMONG THE BRlCKLAYERs. For
some time past the bricklsyars of tina city have
been complaining of tho action OF several work
men. who hold steady positions in the city md
teceiVo regular Salaries, in taking contracts 20:
OUTSIDE work, and then requiring the 1osu ar
ofick!ayers. who depend for a living upon thu
looa they can pick up, to work at reduced wagiF.
80 dissatisfied hnvs the hricklaysrs bec2m at
The manner in which the parties .l!u Tod to hsr o
conducted things oflste. that they have calIed
ameoling for Tonight st The Friendship onaino
house TO take some seton in regard TO tho
matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-29

Personal MENTION. - The Wfsbiueton
sunday Gszatte SAYS: ION Tuesday. p cen5rr
20. 1881, at Christ Church, on Capital Hill. the
Rev. Charles u. Andrews married Mr. RaWard
r. Brown. Ct Culpepcr &. g.. Va, to Miss
Jennie O'hrion, 81 alexandria VIZ. These
young folks sre extensively and tuvo.sbly
known in Wsshit g.cf! nLd Virginia The Ga
ZsHe hopes that the present holiday season may
0s happy ono to them tha tia. they nsY i've
long and prosper"
hr. and AT5. II. &. Conway, Cf III siiaan
county, Va, are spendif the holidays in this
city, with tho r relatives, hr. ard Mrs. w. T..
GENTRY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-29

DRRMIU SAFETY VA dr,i,on,-.
l. titu'a!ly 10 CAL the attention e. our cl:,ny-
ers 10 this OIL cur ssl9s OF VIII n a.a !a-:alv in
crell'nZ ind with entro sa:iAiac Lon tn all USING
It, 1t u absolutely cato and non. OK plos iva under
ali circumstance. Natsr.whils in c ,,nr. nurns
with beautiful, sot mud brilliant !,gh., AID
oeiug ;nuch loss o!a:iie. toCs not c)Esuue az
fast and ia tharrioca in reality no r,Gro ornan.
silva than coal oil. No change Of l,mp OF burner
needed as il is used in the ssns; nsGuec IS orJ;.
nary coal oil. Price twenty-five Cuts per ra'-
loa. On ecs iot of tun dolsr3 VIZ viii da,iya,
FREQ on board cara or to.i in Ajax aac.,i. yC-
gallon box chipping cia Of the S.lc.y Oh max.
oil to any address dasrGd.
IANNhY & CO.,
dacl2 Min SLnrn 10 LID lL;-n ,lrnat
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BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
SPECIAL NDTiUE:

SPECIAL GDTiUE:
Va avsius. rscaivctl EG2 palis; LADIEG'
SAMPLE BOpT3, F:eIrh E;G, Simon G; d
Pebble Cost Eu:ton Boots, NAHn BEHni.
There eco Is hav! been gsai i, - h sold .rd
they will oS disposed OF without ra..rd 80 iEeit
cosL to mako.
These goods ere al RfzL ctass and VIII bs Ed 4
al greAt sscrlGs.
dec3 w. B. WEIjEEY. Ito kiry Al;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-29

PLAIR'S GLYORRINE AND QUINN
- HAIR TONIC will prevent the hair from
falling out and promote ito healthy and rapid
growth. For rsla by
deco WARFIELD MHALI,-
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rT1Hs WINDSOR COrraE poTI

FTyHH WINDSOR COFFEE POTI
L THk WINDSOR CDFFHE PUTIl
We have just received snoihar invoice CT
Windsor CoIss Iot-. pranUnnce; by All wi O
hsva usod thnm 'ths best" Wa h ava h,, :,
selling them for more III IN foue yssrs, Ani h,v,,
yet 10 hpar the iifst Complaint. Thuy mako
C ii % By the only true priariplo il boi!s ana
dEip5 at tho sam iima, thus getting Tho onli.,
strength. We have sold them tn not only tho
best honsa Roephrs l this city. but in NIL stc.
tons u tho State. For sale only nv
MCLEAN & UHLKB,
de:E3 20 Ki,- s,-e.t
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MARX TW AIMS PATENT SUkAP
1Al BOOKS, Photograph and Autozrsnh ~.
buns, and An elegant lima of Corrcspoudence
Chrds, including The latest designa IN b.onze
and color.
dacl7 ROBERT BRIJ,S SONG
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lAyEHaVK IN STOCK PIPRE Held.
w Sleek Champagne. rats; very old Cog
nae Brandy, Pure Holland Gin, fine old Sherry,
Jamaica Spirits and French's N. q. Rum at
oc.l2 w. A. JOHNSON d COS.
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NEW CROP PRIME NRW ORLEANS
~ MOLASSES just received.
n0VG w. A. JOHNSON h 90
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TOO COOOANUT5 recaived to. day by
4OO dec29 J.O MILBIJRN
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EOACKING BONE Of almcat overv size fo,
u eale at very low prices by
dec2l s. LEADBEATER & BRO
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uOMlNY CHOP. CORN MEAL, MID
Ill DLINuS, CORN and OATS for sale by
OH As. S. TAYLOR, Jr,
nop23 Eos. u s. % King st.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11
FreezInx .n0 starving.

McCauly City, Pa, has recently bean
greatly shocked by the revelation of a
thrilling case of destitution and Raut.
The victims are Mrs. George c. Kent
and her four children, Residents Of thai
quiet town, about eight miles from Car
bond2le. She is the wife of g, r. Kent
the notorious piano tuner, TLo has
been playing his game of triokery and
fraud In New York and Pennsylvania.
The family reside In small cabin at
the foot of the of the west range Of the
MOosic Mountains, where the mercury
has been 23o below zsro several days
during the past two months. On tbs
night OF January IS, after they had de-
troyed the better part OF their furniture
to keep FIRE, the fuel gave out, and for
Ave days they endured the severe wea
ther with neither fire nor provisions, ,ex-
-cept tew potatoes and some corn meal,
(which were substituted for food. On the
ksixth day neighbor CHANGED to visit
The house and found the mother pros.
trated and the children dying. Their
feet and hands we're frozen, and 1t was
with difficulty that he aroused them.
The drifts were ten feet high at the oOr
and the scene in the interior was heart.
rsuding. TIE story Of the suffering
family spread like wildfre, and their
neigh bOrs turned out en masse TO re
'lisvs their condition.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11

In the U. s. Senate, yesterday, tn
Legislature Appropriation bill was re
osivsa from the House and referred
Mr.. Blair introduced bill, which wa
temporarily tabled, providing for an in
crease of facilities for the examination
and adjudication of pension claims
MesBrs. Pendleton, Anthony and Bay
ard we're appointed committee to ar
range for the Inauguration of the Pre5i
aent-eleot, on March 4th. The Post
Ofdee Appropriation bill WAS taken up
and Mr.. Pugh moved the amendment
appropristing 81 100000 for American
iron steamships. After some debate,
the chair decided the amendment GU!
of order, as it involved general legisla
tiOn. Mr.. Macy appealed from the d.
cision, bat without acting on the
question, the Senate adjourned.
In the House, Mr. Kelley, from the
Wsy5 and Means Committee, reported
y bill to repeal the statute imposing
discriminating dDties on Tea and coffee
products Of the possessions Of IL,
Netherlands. 1t was referred tc the
Committee OF the Whole, and he ga7I
notice that ho would call it up on Sat
urday,
On motion Of Nr. Reagan, the Housc
by vote Of $50 to 70, went into Com
mittee OF the Whole on the River snc
HarbOr bill. Mr.. Coz, of New York
strongly opposed the bill, and in th'
course OF debate a lively personal dis
eussiOI arose between him and Mr.. Rea
gan. without disposjng Of the bill
The Committee rose, and the House ad
journed.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11

From tho Local News.
George p. Mstlack, of East Brandy
wine, Pa, tells us that very singular
thing occurred with ons of his COWS a
short tina ago. She was kept In warm
stable, and Notwithstanding which dur
ing the recent cold weather all four of
her teats we're badly frozen and three
of them dropped entirely of close to the
udder. Since then she has had q calf,
which he tells ~ manages 10 get sloRg
admirably. 1t sometimes uses the re-
maining dug and other times attacks
the openings where the tsAts have been,
and, as the COW has no way Of retaining
it, the milk flows copiously, and which
tbs calf takes in with avidity. The free.
zing OF a COWS teats Is something never
before known to any farmer within Mr..
Matlack's acquaintance, and which he
thinks was probably caused by = in
imsnt OF spirits Of hartshorn and oil
which was applied to the cows uddsr
to remove o cake which had made Its
appearance. The hartshorn he thinks
extinguished the heat from the teatS,
causing them to freeze as they did.