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HOWARD HOTANDCoLD
MINERAL SPRINGS,
Lake County - California.

A LII DISEASES RELIEVED EsM-0
"A and cured by drinking and S9sxasS II
bathing in the waters Of these 3..lSsf -
celebrated Springs. Female dis s - =
eases, fever and sgue, and all ----==7---~-a-----
complaints arising from diseased condition Of the
liver, specially.
Hotel accommodations ara flrst-class in every par
ticulaE Board, Room and Bath, 80 TO So per
week. Children under 10 years, So; over 10 years,
ST. Route Take morning train from San Fran
cisco or Sacramento for Calistoga. From there W
F. Fishers Stages will convey passengers TO Lower
Lake on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and 10
Genbrook on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Of
each week, at which points connections arc made
by the Howard Springs stage.
For further parti ;ulars address
MRS. CAROLINE HEISCH,
Proprietress of Howard Springs, Lower Lake, Lake
county California is3O-U
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eliminating public needs no aid to arrive
at a just conclusion as to the reasonable
ness of the teIegraphers' demands.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

All Diseases Cured by the ReyifaiizinG
Cure such as Catsrrb in its worst forms throat
and lungs; female weakness specially. Oxygen
Depot, 100 Geary street, San Francisco. jy10-1m
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DR.. In Nar's Seminal PLIls enre all
Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physical De-
bility, and all that class Of complaints arising from
Excess, Indscretion Abuse. The old find in this
remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young a safeguard and protection Dr. La MARS
SEMINAL Pills restore the Sexual Organs debiitated
from whatever cause TO their prestne vigor. Price,
81 so per bottle. Sent @. o. d. by express to any
address, secure from observation. Address all orders
to A. MoBoYLE & CO., Druggists. PestefHce Boz
1852, San Francisco. m2s-6m
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CALIFORNIA STATE BANK.
ASSETS.

CSTATENENT OF THE ASSETS AND LA
y bill les of the California State Bank, ut the
opening OF business, JULY p, 1883
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To BE Tried Again.

San JOSE, July 24th.-Sherif Branham
returned from San Quentin to-day, bringing
with him Majors, tine Lexington murderer
who is now to be tried for the killing OF Nc
Intyre. The Sherif's movements were kept
secret, so there was no unusual crowd at the
depot, and those that were there fsiled to
recognize him. He is naturally greatly de-
pressed
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 70 run nnoorn-unos.l
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DR.. TruemaR Will Extract your Teeth
positively without pain or no charge; will make
you set of artificial teeth for Sl0 warranted to MT;
fill your teeth with gold from 81 cavity, according
to size platina, 81 3d. silver or bone, 81 all work
first-cass and warranted call at his dental parlors
and satisfy yourself 1901 Market street. corner Of
Sixth, San Francisco; Market street cars pass
door every three minutes. Je29-u
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The Railroad Tax Case,

SAN Francisco, July 24sh.-The first q
the representative railroad tax cases-Santa
Clara County vs.. The Southern Pacific Rail
road Company-was called this morning for
trial in the United States Circuit Court.
without jury. Supreme Justice Field and
Circuit Judge Sawyer presided. The plaintiff
asked that the case called be passed, as they
had been unable TO obtain certified copy OF
the delinquent tax list Of Santa Clara county
for 1881, which they desired TO Introduce aa
pri1na facie evidence Of tbs indebtedness.
Dstendsnt did not desire TO take up any Of
the other representative cases. snd after
further argument tie trial was continued IN,
fill fo-u,Orrnw
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Crossman'sS specific Mixture

w themselves without the least exposure
change of Diet or change in application to business
The medicine contains nothing that is Of the least
injury 70 the constitution. Ask your druggist for
Price, 81 bottle. ml0-lyWS
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Killed by a Derrick Fork.

MARYsvILLE, July 24th.-Edward Kelle.
her, one of thrashing crew working on Har-
ris' ranch, ten miles southwest OF Yu5a City,
was killed by derrick fork this morning.
He wss riding the fork, when it sprung open.
One of the tines caught him in the neck. He
bled freely and died in one hour.
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JEyrxRsosyTILg (Twieps Coz. Ga.
81. Goa REWARD

viii be paid to any chemist who viii find on
analysis OF 100 bottles s. S. s., one particle
Of Mercury, Iodide of Potassium, or other
mineral substance.
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Capture of n Counterreiter.

VIsAL1A, July 24th.-Colonel Finnegass
leaves for San Francisco in the morning with
Guesippi Duilo, the italian counterfeiter, and
sack of counterfeit balf-dollsrs. Finnegass
has secured evidence that Duilo has flooded
this section of the State with his counter.
feits. He is the manufacturer as well as the
shaver. The passengers on the emigran;
trains stopping at Tulsre, where Duilo keeps
restaurant, are numbered among those be
swindled.
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"a Having been farmer in Sacramento county
for over twenty years. would like to hays farmers
give me call. Hotel is but two blocks from the
depot. Street cars pass every five Minutes jyS-lptf
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Proprietors, Atlanta, Ga

s1 Write for the little book, which will
be mailed free.
Price: Small size, 81 per bottle; large
size (holding double quantity. 81 IS per
bottle. All druggists seu it.
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For further information apply to
p L. WEAVER, Manager, Port Costa; or to
| NEVADA WAREHOUSE AND DOCK CO.,
Nevada Block, San Francisco
Port Costa CAL, July 10, 1883. jyI6-1plm
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
ms. 800, 800, 324, 326 K STREET. BETWEEN
ThIrd and Fourth. sacramento.

GIVE Me A CALL-THIS OLD AND WELL
VI known house has just been thoroughly reno
waited throughout. MEALS, 25 cents. BOARD per
week, "a. BOARD AND LODGING per week, -
to 3d. A fac Bar. Best OF Liquors and Cigars.
W. ". WADE Proprietor
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UNION HOTeL.

GECoND AND X STREETS, SACRAMENTO,
- Cal. Rooms SC cents and 81 p day. Special
rates by the month. Billiards, choice liquors and
cigars Hot lunch daily from II a. " to 2P. "
W. c. "JoED BOWERS,
f,l-s-Iu Proprietor
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Assessments Reduced.

NEVADA, July 24th.-The reductions made
by the Board of Equalization on the assess
ments of hydraulic mines amount to $751;
900. The reductions were made on assess.
nents of the Eureka Lake and Yuba Canal
Company, consolidated, the Milton company
and the North Bloomfield company. The
assessments on quartz mining property were
allowed to stand as listed.
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table was laid with sixteen covers, ana WAS ha"ue''
decorate with flo al deiGns the centrep'coo WI"
large al mound OF red and white azaea', 'no 0o,'
ma led in four quarters and set In forms win pae so
tups At the enos OF the table were erys'al DOVE n'
with longstenmed Mare ehsl Nell and Jaeqnemhot
Four silver cmdolabrums on the tao'e n',u va
lights and above the mantle were sco"ees OF bhe"i ."
glass shading gas lets Of white azaieas and pure
orchids ST nod on either side OF the fireplace ana heo
inches on the ,posite side of the room
Mrs uayley wifi. of Senator Hawley, sat on the rg'
OF the Preside, T. and Mrs. Frye wife OF Srnator rive
sat on his left Mrs McElrOy sat on the OPPOSITE sue o
tne tabe with Senator Hawey Oh er ght and senator
Fry OH ner left Tue otler guests wtre REPRESENTATIVE
and Mrs Buck OF Connecticut; Charles Duo ey " rner
Mrs.. HAYNES WORTH sister OF the President, VINO ar
rived here on Friday; Representative and "ra "h"o
Hutchins OF New York; Repre'entative ana mrs nco'
of Mas achuse Is representative ana MISS ho""S0'
OF y wYOrk. ,,o,- ION cou,nli.
men ary 10 her guests, the Masses Wndl ign, u"u
OF ex-senator Wsoleigh OF New-Hamps IRE A tiSs
those present Mes Rtchel Snerliaii ~ Nopd
Matthews lang ters OF Just &c NJ It ne 80, N.ss u
ho the Misses Dwight of New York Tue MISSES ro
OF on o: Profess aud Nj Galllude MISS & a.
Noble Miss saund Ts Of Nebraska James M"f Idd
Tuomss, of Boston Mr. and Miss spOnoTu, "i'o i'
and Mrs. H. L. Letter
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

BOsTON, Feb. 2S.-In order TO close mp the
authorizations TO rcuar No 4, President Nlckerson Oh
the Mexican Central Railroad, to-day issued another cir
cuar which Offers March the privilege OF suoscilp-
tons amount OF blocks equal TO that already taken
and on the same ei1Ds as allowed the syndica IL -
under TODD as an extra inducement that S0Oo bona
will De z ven with block. -,
TDe New fork and New-Eng gland second motgn g. loan
RECENTLY advertised hos taken by Syhd'ca g. Inc
f ds are 10 be used completing seeouu TRACK ~
Hartford
ST: LOUIS Feb 2s-In the Circuit Court this morning
tho demurrer OF to Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
in the suit for tue OF the POpars track was
overrued and will now be set Tor ttis Oh t"e
issues OF Tact
INDiASAPoLIs, Ind, Feb. 2S.-Judge Gresham OF the
United States Court, has ordered further decree III
favor of The holders or the Wabash and western equip
mont bonds for accrued In crest amounting 10 o'or
S4l3.0OO.
Augusta Ne, Feb. 2s.-The Committee on Railroads
to-day granted the petitioners leave to withdra" tue
proposition TO allow the consolidation OF the Boston,
Maine and Eastern Railroads
BUFFALO n. Y. Feb 2s.-Tbo Lake shor; ana Mich
gan Southern Railway Company to-day recovered YER
diet of 600 against the Board or Supervisors OF Ere
County for the lose ~ passenger which was burned
b. . mob during tic railroad nous o. ls'f An aPpeSi
Will be taken.
ATLANTA Ca, Feb 2s-Tho Georgia Pacific Railroad
was completed to Anniston. Ala. today.
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UID-LENT ENTERTAINMENIS.

Mr.. and Mrs. George William BallOu gave
NJ, Carene dinner last evening at Delmoncos In honor
f ExGoyernor and Mrs. Cornell Tue guests sat at "a
r,nnd table which was handsomely decorated Ex-GoV-
srnor Cornell sat at OF Mrs Bsou on one SIDE
of the abe aad at opposite side sat Mr. Baon Win
Mrs Cornell on his right The other guests were MT
and Mrs Chauncey Depew, General aud Mrs. Winslow,
Mr. and Mrs John Sherwood, Colonel and Mrs. Grant,
NJ, aud Mrs George q Blanchard, Mr. and Mrs. G. G..
Dnsmore Mrs. f. A. p. Barnard, Mr. Simpson, Mrs.
Hsstinge and General Porter
The C.lumn Club dined on their tyeighth anni7er-
.ary last evening at Pinard's. Eight members were
resent Augustus schel presided, aud speeohes were
made bv W NJ Eyars and Others. column ornamented
the table.
Mrs pierre Iorard gave dinner for fourteen guests
last evening. ~.
The sewing class organized by the Misses hciSch met
Yesterday at Mrs Samuel COlgate's
Mr. and Mrs. w. ID. Sloane gave large dinner party
last evening. -, NJ and Mira
The IenteD Glee Club met a. the house OF pr ana MIS-
f. w. Rhineiander, No. 10 West rwenty-eigntn-st ~,
Mira A. L. Roosevelt gave small evening Pai' q" W.
6 West Fittyseyenth-st. II, -.
MI and Mira A. c. schuyler gave large reception OIL
their house, No. IA Easvsixty -nfth-st -.
Mrs. Eugene Kelly gave small dinher P"r'' '"''
evening. - -. ,Y
Mr aud Mrs. B. W. Horton and Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob H..
6chf gave dinner parties for gentlemen. -
Tee Criterion Club IN last evening at No. IL west
Twenty-foarth-st- Mrs Harriet Webb recited u poem
and several musical selections were rendered by mem
bers
The Kenbe gave dram attic performance at
the Brooklyn Academy OF Music evening.
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ms. TAYDhRBurs PICTURE GALLERY.
A MORNING CHAT WITH THE OWNER IN REGARD
TO HIS PLANS

A MORNING CHAT WITH THE OWNER IN RhuAi'D
TO HIS PLANS.
The renort that Mr. V,nderoIlt contemplated ex-
tensve alterations and improvements III his picture
Gail nv was the subject of inquiry by TRIBUNE
reporter who called upon him at his house yes'e'
dav mnrnin Seward Webb oprned the door ~
exactly Q o'clock. civil send this up 10 my
father-n-law," he said. taking the callers caru'
:" nelieve he has just breakfasted'
There was an air of preparation about tne Dig
house 1.-THE carriage must be around al nan -pas'
10 in time COR the train, Louis" said 'auy
IN n servant who was laying the wood IN an
omen fireplace. The small haIl-boy VINO
en- cred as she spoke with big parcel
cried with aspirated earnestneNs IN answer
to question. PHASE, ma'am, bits 'ne
confectioner" THAT'S all right, Seward" the lauy
said. land don't forget the wraps" Next the uoor
opened to dainty little girl in velvet who nodded
good morning and sped up the stair two steps at
time. Some one was evidently going on Jour
new. Then bit of air from - The
Huruenotsn rang from the chimes of n frehch
clock on the stair rival time piece on an upper
landing repeated the quarter hour with more dl<-
nty. The servant lett the fire TO put out super
fiuous gas Jet which was burning near window
II was the end of not bad quarter
of an hour when Mr.. Vanderbilt enteft l.
" A fine morDng for the last gay o WihpeI T T
his greeting. He seemed IN as good tIln as the Gay
and there was a healthy flush on has cneek- r..
Are you leaving town to-day ~ asked The
"0h no; some of the family. go, believe South
Init do not accompany them" /" About my PFC
tnre gallery" continued Mr. Wander bit. can't
imagine bow II got out. The plans hsye only been
limited at with Mr.. Shook, nv architect Ini,eeu,
there is absolutely not hing settled, and III VIII not
be done for some time if a. all" uo,,o.,,
How many tickets Of admission to your gallery
have YOU issued this wlnterT asked the reporter.
More than ten thousand, believe. There has
been perpetual crowu here in the hour set apart
for their reception: -, /. ~. 70 -
II pays in the long run" he added IN reply 10 a
ouestion. " Intend while live TO make The New
York public and ,hrir friends we come III TINS way
do not believe they will abuse the courtesy now
ever much they may aouse m. ,,
I'm the score OF health NJ T. Vanderbilt had no
COMPLAINT TO make. lie said he was gradually GET
ting from TN, er his responsibilities and allowing
Them 10 fall on his sons.
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BYRDA TIashng on saturday Tegrqsy ~ Sss
BARKER-On Tuesday. February "a, 1888 Elizabeth A..
wire OF stephen Barker and daughter Of the Late Lancaster
Reati friends invI ed 70 attend the funeral scr.
vices at her late residence "a East iOthst on Thursday
Ine s t at White Plains Friday.
DECKER-on Monday night February 20. Hannah Maria.
Relatives invited attend the funeral from
on thursday, At 2 p. m
HAGHT-on wednesday February 2s at the stnTteyant
Haght. secretary of the Delaware and iiudson Canal
His ienans will taken to New Baltimore N " for inter-
ment.
airy OF pneumonia Henry Matson son OF Henry S and
Funeral Of parents Thursday after
Train leaves Grand Central Depot at 2lepm.
LONG Winter Park. Florida Monday February 20.
sarah c., wife OF Walter r. Long Of Richmond HILL Long
Notice Of funeral hereafter
eo Illness Pee Joseph son Of he late Peier and Rosns
Lynch aged q years.
len WIDOW 81 the ate Dr Edmund 6caasIan AMI
daughter OF the late " iliam Have, of Albany.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
RICHARDsoN-At Macon. Ca. on February 81, Edward
Richardson OF this city.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
soUiREs-on Thursday morning March J. Of acute bron.
chitis Robert iuan OF Waiter and Amy H. squires
aged months and IL days
Funeral private
sUMNER-At 80 Pierrepontst, BROOKLYN, Caroline G. sum
ner. widow Of the late n. f. sumner, OF Hartford Coma
TRUESDELL-At Elizabeth, n. J., February 20. 1885.
Edward Delayan rruesiei In the I'D year OF his age
Funeral services mis- lae rosdoaee 40 500
MOnroeave Elizabeth. at i2ociock on THURSDAY March l.
Carriage. will the train leaving SewIorx AZ lllO a. NJ
by Neville sey Central Railroad fIom foot llOersl
VAN NEsT-On Tuesday, February y, near Pluckamin
j. Margaret Davenport widow o! the late George Van
Nest, IN her fist year.
Funeral late residence, Thursday March > at
Interment at Pluckamin Cemetery.
VAN NOSTRA Dat Greenvlie Jersey City, on Tue day
morning February IL Matthew A., sou OF Henry d. and
MARY Van NosIrand, in the 18th year OF his age.
the residence OF his parents Ihursly
morning March !, at ll;l5 .
Train from OF Libertyst leaves at 1880.
Friends are kindly requested not 10 send flowers.
VAN RElPEN-At Jersey City Heights. Nj on feDtusty
IS Cornelius e. Van heypen Jr IN ths Sis' year :" "a
and friends are attend the funeral
wee, at mia late residence 2O Aoadenyst, Jersey city
Heights. on friday. March =. at 3 p. IN.
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WEDDIYG YESTERDAY.

Jesse 6. Nash, son of the late DIR. David IL.
Nash OF Bridgeport, Conn, and Miss Juiia DC Forest
n,tiss daughter of Charles Curtiss were married last
ve,no AT the house the brides parents NO. w East
sixtyeigath-st The ceremony was performed by the
psv DR. Charles Robinson f. A Glass Twas the b' 81
,,ac and the ushers Henry Latham and John Van
Wornsr. The house was handsomely decorated can
INV Of smax hung the bride and groom ana the
,.r,ors were hung with smilax and floral hearts, bows
trusIoye knots etc The bride wore white satin dress,
the front being laid ounces OF duc"esse lace ana the
onr train embroidered around the edge. the cOrsage
was garnshed with ostrich feathers and the narrow veil
nj poipt ducnesse fastened with white ostrich
tina and diamond agrette. The bouquet was OF white
cameas pinks and The brides five sisters, Mrs
w n Higgins Mrs f. +. Persiani, Mrs j. W. Pickiord
r.s Alma H. Curtlss aud Miss Jennie Curtiss stood up
with her Many handsome presents were received
Xnong the guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Knapp
Image and nrs Van Worst, Judge ana Mrs Larremorc,
Trs d. H. Nash W. ID. Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. G Is BArt
LETT. Mr. and Mrs. T. Bowles. Mis- HegeI9al Mr. a1o
Mr.. w b. Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs PickfOrd, MIS- l.: T.
Calhoun, Mrs. @. woodvils Latham dr. ana Ms ": b
Cragin Thomas Bodies, Andrew Mills, ars: Persian,
Sylvester N. Baird samuel Saird Mr. ana Mrs allen Aen
Sir and Mrs @. r. Gilman. George 5mtD, u Behnet
M aud Mira Richard G. MCCORMICK BIT ana MRS. nor
5enback BENJAMIN Curtiss, Charles Curss JONI Curs
Gurtiss L. Cummings
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NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-The President sent
to the Senate to-Iay the following mountainous
Thomas NJ Kirkpatrick 10 be Collect Of Internal Rev
emma for the Eleventh District Oh Indiana.
GrorKe w. Post to Collector OF Internal Revenue LOT
the district OF Nebraska.
TO be collectors OF CustomsWilliam O. Malone ior me
disno. OF Petersburg. Val William HarDun for the dis
triot OF Huron, Mich I'm 49, ,or ,or,
Of P.tcuosue N " George Frazee Tor port OF Burning
tom Ia; kossrt Armstrong Tor port OF Drpuquec "a
lanes A. Krfcheva for port OF NASHVILLE Tenn; l. r.
CasseIs for port Of Memphis, Tenn -, ,>,...., -,
Interior DepurtMeHf-Uscar Hnt1chs Oh ire Dlsrlct y,
Columbia 10 principal olrrk OF Pabhc surveys Genefs
Ind Office icnard L. Walker, Of kansas, % DC register
nj rue Land Office at Wichita Kan; Benjamin W. InOn.
as OF New Mexro. TO be register OF te anu Oee ~
ines, n ARR; David V. Stephenson OF NeDraska' 10 20
Nebraska aud Iowa; feuro oancneA'
oi Mrxicoto Indan Agent at the fueoo Agency
n. NJ. - =, =, -. -. i,ris+ol ronn Ethler-
a., 20 S1,n1ls nainbrldge, N " Dexter \: owens,
Tnadilla n Y; Charles Fox kchDurg, ~ L.; Daei
y WnnI Rochester, n. Y; Heury J. IafD'e Hohesdae'
PENN aud several otbers' c-,,-..
The name OF Milton Garrigus, nominated as Cohee'of
tTtarna Revenue for the Eleventh District OF Indiana
will be Withdrawn by the Presideh'' Anoa'
will bu nominated Ia hls sieau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-01
GEORGE l.. HAIGHT.

George l.. llaighr, secretary Of the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company died yesterday morning at
the sturtevant House from apopiexy. lie had shown
no indication OF il-hcath, and his death
was surprise TO his friends. Mr.
Haight was born in New Baltimore. New-ioFk. IN 1871
His ather kept a store that town. Tue son came to
the city when a boy. aud after engaging Ia dner
ont branches OF business. finally entered the employ OF
the anal company, with which ne bad been connected
Tor the last years For the ias ten years ne
hoa IN oice ~ secretary and had general supervision
Of the iuiere=ts 81 the company. lie was wen
known among business men OF NeW-lorK, hnd
his long exp. r!eu6r aud executive ability we're highy
v,ned III f,r COMPANY. His -s aud only rulati' .,
Mis. Caroline Haigh iniormrd a. once 81 ms de
and came go tne city take charge OF the body, when
will be taken TO New Baltimore lO-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-01
D4NAGE BY THk FLOODED RIVERS

CuuCAGO. Feb. 2S.-A ShawneetOwn Ql.)
dispatch saJs tnat tao worst Is over there.
Great taps are left Sy the bouics which have been
swept away. In one addition four solid blocks
Of dwellings entirely disappeared. The Presbyterian
Church noated away a mile. Several mills
md business houses entirely gone
and the principal merchant in blackburn Ky,
has his stock OF drygooIs barge tied To n
tree Tie villages Blackburn and Raleigh, KY have
both been nearly wiped out over a hundred
houses these places gone. Al Columbus, ky over
ten feet Of water spread over the town.
ISDIANAPoLIs Ind, Feb. 2o.-Letters received from
Ro.ielare Ilaruin County, Ill, represent tic
efects OF tie food very disastrous. The
destitute people thered In soboolh0usos
and cburcnes, suffering from want OF food
claiming aud medicine Rosioare Ia small
yIIag on tins Ohio River. ninety miles above Cairo
Thc sudercrs IN that On received no aid what
ever lilo village has posofiice and an Adams Ex-
press Office
CAIRO Ill Feb 2s-The river stands AZ nftytwo feet.
ana a ia I'D decline expected. The weather Is clear
at,d mill Tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-01
CONGRESSIONAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-ln the Senate to-
day. the bill to provide for the restoration Of cit-
zenshp 10 such citizens OF the United States as have
become naturalzed citizens OF Great Britain, was re-
ported adversely.
In the House resolution reported aud referred,
Granting s4675 TO NJ d. Ball to his expenses in
,eeknng TO be admitted a delegate from Alaska. MI
bingham. OF Pennsylvania, chairman Of the Committee
on Post Offices and Post Roads reported bill to adjust
the aries of postmaters Referred 10 the House cal
endar The Speaker announced the appointment OF the
following members to attend the ceremonies OF the IN
yelling of The atue OF Joseph Henry Messrs Walt.
Akr1ch Brown, Kasson, Gambler. Walker. Pettibone,
Me lure, Cox OF New-York, ROsecrans, Knott tucker,
Curtin, GIBSON and RoOeson.
At the evening ion Mr. shalenberger chairman OF
thn Committee "a Public Buildings and Grounds. re-
ported n b Ii for the elton In Washington OK hro,
lroof building to contain the records, library and
museum OF tne Army Medical Depar ment Referred 10
tie Committee OF the Wnoe. On mOion OF MT kce, OF
Missouri tao Senate bill was passed approprlatlng
600 for tue erection Of public building nc Jener-
son (ity. Mo-