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DISCIPLINED FOR DANCING.
SIXTY CAsrsA Msnbsrs Called - Account ~
their Faster Waraisss sd Thrsats.

their Faster VI rnises SD Threats.
PrTTsBURoH, Jan. 6.-The Pigeon Creek
Presbyterian Church edince stands upon the
Washington Pike In Nottingham township.
about ton miles from Monongahela City. 1t is
one Of the Oldest established congregations Of
that denomination In western Pennsylvania.
- It was planted by that pioneer OF Presbyteri-
anism. the Rev. DR.. McWilliam. The membership
numbers about 200. composed principally Of
well-to-do farmers and their families. For years
past the shepherd Of this flock has been sorely
grisvsd BY the fact that despite the private
protests OF tho elders and the public denunoia-
lions hurled from the ! nit against tho sin
Of dancing. the younger nnembers and many
Of tho married ones would get UP social
parties and ihdulge In Quadrilles. with an
variety. The good old Rev. Mr.. Sloan. who for
twenty years ministered TO this congregation,
nsafS s
however did Dot ssem TO work the reform.
ton II Is the Rev. John MARQUIS. Who. since The
commencement OF his lAbors In this part Of the
hooi.shskins siement. For the last year Or two
he has on several occasions preached against y.
besides calling. upon the elders TO assist him In
chSroS rules The euprs had bseSme hard
snsd against rsprooi. seeing that .hs ecHlssi-
eatical tnunoef was not accompanied Dy lGnt
balance Fl and .aehss up the middle ID, re-
cd threats Of accommodation.
At length tho erring ones were brought TO ac-
count On Sunday last. which was communion
season. the Rev. Mr.. MARQUIS In CONDUCT
We S.a ; ssnssa w,sS S al '9 1s:s
liable. Fhi. served 70 Show how %idsspnsad
had been the evil. for the back seats a few
minutes later held sevsnty-two members.
whose guilty eon:ciasncssa YOU'D not allow
Twelve q thi. number have Confessed
their fault and been taken back into the
bosom Of the church. but the remaining sixty
arc istill at defiance with ecclesiastical .au-
Sor m: affair hs: canssd muSn talk
oludes daughters, Of several elders and
many members who have hitherto been ac-
tive IN fprthering the temporal interest Of
the church. In fact. II Is said that the pastors
daughter. . very estimeble young lady has
sSs n: sHd 1H TI TAT
81 considerable ODDS the best dancer.
It 10 also said that in the pastor,
danced during the year 1882, the line was
sounS l.Sy: o. sss other hand: he defend:
necessary to limit the time. as dancing had
boon indulged in previous to the coming
Of Mr.. Marquis. In tho mean time
the suspended members have until March
and II they repent and confess before that time
they will be Ieinstated in the church, bu!
should they stu remain unrepentant they will
be read out with bell. book. and candle"
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The Civil Service Bill.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.-Politicians from all
of the country sends here for copies Of the
Civil Service bill, and the printed supply has been
haustsd. Many members confessed that they had not
read the bill but had the idea that 1t sham similar
to that passed some years ago. Already there are q
number Of applications for the patronage that the bill
creates Mr. pendleton has BECOME satisfied that Mr..
Dorman r. Eaton WAS TOO much for himself when he
passed the bill, and no has washed his hands of the
matter syen refusing to agree TO any Demo
committee,
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Consre.. a.d . Gas Company.

WARRINGTON. Jan. Elm view Of Mr.. Klotz's
charges In the House yesterday Mr.. Murch to-day tried
to offer resolution to appoint committee to nvesti.
gate them Tho charge Ia that the Washington Gas
Light Company has improperly Influenced Congress- and
has been able to keen i: secretary who 10 also
Clerk 10 also charged that this ocer John Bailey
uses his once not only TO procure favorable and to
Of his once to give his company early information Of
proposed hostile measures that they may have ample
company has grown fat through consrsssons fsycrit
been increased to E3nGluo by watered capital. Mr..
Murch has witnesses who he believes abio to testify
toimproper influence exercised upon Congress.
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MeKi.Isy's Fas si.seurs.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.-With the exposure
made in TEE SUE last fall basis. the House Commit
Expenditures In the Department Of Justice have
been investigating the management Of the Clerks once
Of the Supreme Court Mr. Mckinley, the Clerk. tssti
fed to-day that his net profits during the 1891 term Of
the court were e2stn The committee learned. too.
authority oflnw and ha. been for yssrs I. satisfied
that this aminstr alton should he tolerated no longer
and will probably report that the CLERK he given salary
OF xju6 that an appropriation be given for the
other and paid sitter audit and that all revenue
be covered into the Treasury,
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The Old 0eatlsnan who Killed Himself In .
Bswsry Lodging House.


Bswsry Lodging House.
William 7. Hetterscheid, 60 years old, had
been lodging for eleven nights at the Universal
Hotel $50 Bowery. He used to come in about
s in the afternoon. pay for his room. and then
sit In tho sitting room for two or three hours
never speaking or reading newspaper. Yes
terday no came in early. paid for his ROOM
and went to It at once. It was room 10. At
$40 he was found dead. having cut his throat
Hetterscheid was confectioner He came
70 this country In 1885, was pastry cook at the
Grand Central Hotel. and at another time was
In partnership with man named Snow In n
restaurant at 1856 Court street Brooklyn. He
was not Of thrifty turn. and at last found
himself out OF work and out OF money. For some
time he had been supported by acIuantances
He leaves daughter living At TrnmnnsburS;
Grand Rapids, Mich On Oct 90 he jumped
into the East River from q Brooklyn pier. but
was nshed out and revived.
In his prime. Hetterscheid was a very popular
man among the Germans. He was called
Kaiser wilhelm on account Of his stately port
and fancied resemblance to the Emperor.
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Eulesiss OF 0anSstta ~ the Cersls CHAR.
aonts DlAner.

The seventeenth annual banquet Of the
Cercle FRANCHISE de Harmonic was given last
evening at Delmonicos. The large dining
room Was gayly decorated with French and
American hags. and schwab's band. in tho gal
lery. played selections from French operas.
The President OF tho society. NJ. ]. A. Guiraud.
presided On his right was Mr.. A. Truy. tho
represenstiye Of the French Consul rs. and on III: !,
the societe de Ia Bienfaisance. To each guest
The President. in his opening address said
that for the first time at az annual dinner re,
two Of hsr great sons. Gambetta and Chanzy.
Gamhetts had been the soul and Chanzy The
to POSTPONE the dinner and the only thing re-
naming was to omit all toasts except one 70
Standing in silence, and was responded to by
Mr.. Charles Renauld. Mr.. Renauld said that
Gambetta was born before his time and had
died before. his work was done. but he had
sown seeds from which harvest would follow
Mr.. .TIuy also said q, few words for tho
French Consul. and the dinner ended.
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Women Starting an Insurance Company.

The certificate Of incorporation Of the
women's Mutual Insurance Company was filed yester
day, The object Of the company stated to be TO pro-
vide fund by Of voluntary contributions for the
benefit ~ all those who may become members, or Of
their benehcaricn. The incOrporators Elizabeth Is
Phelps Of ~ East Twenty third street Fanny Gerard
Elizabeth 5. Roberts, Mary Iolcombe and Cornelia
kamsng 1.-THE ncorporators not ready plain
the details Of their enterprise.
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Another River and M.-bor Bill.

WARRINGTON Jan 6.-Thc Clerk OF the Com
mercs Committee has been tabulatinE the engineers
estimate that River and Hsrbor bill be framed,
Page says that the bill will be prepared though there
had been no election He believes the Republican party
would have been whipped good deal worse than
u River and !arbor hill had passed at the late
sion Herr the n,cns.n clown proposes to ie.y: out
York harbor improvements, on the ground that New
York city influence against Improvement Of West
srn rivers This proposition 10 an average specimen OF
HoYYo Gnshp,
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II. n. Burdick's Suicide.

B. M. Burdick who boarded at Al Seventh
avenue Brooklyn cut his throat fatally yesterday with
razor He left letter asking forgiveness for what he
had DONE and also note addressed to Mr. Combs of 224
Carroll street bidding him farewell lie was member
OF Plymouth Church, and was 10 years old
Five years ago he had dry goods store in Fulton
street hut having failed he became lace buyer for A.
7. Stewart Co. lie remained with them until the hrm
wen, out q ha.iIss Then he went into tn. employ q
on New Years Day He parted from his wife two years
ago, butshe kept up friendship with his dauRhterl
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BROOKLYN.

An sbsolnte divorce was granted to James Campbell
from Sarah j Campbell hy Justice Pratt yesterday The
defence WAS that the offence with Hugh Small had been
condoned.
To cooperate with Mayor Low in his project
solders and sAilors monument in Brook yn the Young
Republican Club has chosen W. II. Nichols X b, Van
Week. and II. T. Dennng, and the Excelsior Club has
chosen Henry W. Maxwell, George ". Chauncey, and
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III. F,rn Of job. J.w... q son. Dissolved.

The firm Of John Jewett 4 Sons. white lead
manufacturers IN Port Richmond, Staten Island. has
been dissolved. after existence OF forty years
Joint stock association has been orRaniIed is place
IN luPins siip BY orvifs b. Jsvett exploded GSores
" yswsH and Ofvtils JewsM were killed. and Jossph
Ths inQIsse len Ne cause q Ne 9AGs1y v Doubt
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Thomas ]. Flanagan. a clerk for George p
Rowel Co., left the city last November. The police
notified that he had got his employers cash
forged check $3.50 had the cash drawer
Of 500 The police learned where he WA: and sent him
sgAn returned to this city yesterday attend the
al and arrested at his brothers residence as East
Twenty. NTH street.
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II. oa.s.st. M..eriai Services.

Tho French societies OF tho city will hold
memorial services In honor Of 0smbeus at Tsmmany
Hal, at clock this afternoon Maurice Truy acting
French Consul General win preside c.tAfalgus has
been erected, and portrait Of Gambetta win hang
above the platform Funeral marches and the Marse
iase viii be rendered. Addresses will be made by
An Grafton will be pronounced by Prof. Adolphe Cohn
Of Columbia College.
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Plenty Of Hail onered for Mart Allen.

Mart Allen. who was arrested on Wednesday
evening while dining with his family in their nat at 400
West Twenty ninth street, WAS arragned at Jefferson
Market yesterdsy Much OF the stolen property found
secreted in his rooms has been Identified and claimed.
No counsel appeared for the prisoner who said he would
without hail for trial at the General Sessions Several
welldressed men appeared during the Afternoon to
that bail would not be taken.
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e.rr,.r. 70 Do,bl. C.,e Horn,

WARRINGTON. Jan, cit is understood that
Lieut. Comm Ander GOrr.nge will be ordered To command
the naval roncad Pintn her voyage around the
Cape to her future station In Alaska.
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Lucky B.ldwln,. Coua,,,ou Serious.

BAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 6.-The condition OF L
J. Baldwin, who shot in the arm by woman named
Baldwin Thursdsy Ia more serious than st nrst
his arm II not his life.
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LoNo BRANCH, Jan. Civilian Barrett. who
rode Parole in England for Mr. LORrd died this after.
noon OF consumption at his home In Oceanport.
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David 8. Voorhees, and wife celebrated their
golden wedding on last Tuesday evening At their home
In Princeton. -
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TIE signal Omce Predietis.

Cloudy. rainy weather. northeasterly winds.
shifting to westerly stationary higher temperature
falling follow ed by rising barometer.
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VaDSr DAsh ae Hsos Ter olo.
Without further expense you can siwsye have Rus
yo.! hopss required. On s1hibtea, I1ss Broadway.
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The big bay dray horse belonging to Messrs
Dodge Bliss Of Jersey City, which has snake in its
eye" taken to the Veterinary College In West Fifty
fourth yesterday afternoon The socaed snake
or parasitic white worm is not so clearly visible here
tofore because the OF the has become almost
Opaque from Inflammation. Ether will be administered
TO tile horse Tuesday afternoon. and the will DO
extracted from the eye by Prof Pomere.
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A Ovsrdaak Decentralization Prevented.
ROME. Jan. 6.-The Republican committee o

students Of the university having arranged for
ing tomorrow at which to unyeil bust Of oy.rdsnk
the police have arrested the promoters Of tine proposed
demonstration and seized the bust Among those ar
rested s signor Frst the chief editor of q newspaper
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sonted the case that the announcement OF his
death came upon Paris on Monday like thun-
der clap. Ono paper. his own. appeared In
black. and with . single line only made the an
nouncement. "Gambetta 10 dead" In London
nothing was known Of 1t until the afternoon.
His death agony was protracted. and was OF q
most fearful description. but to the last he re-
tanned his faculties. His last words were: Il
yield. 1t 10 useless to dissimulate. but have
At fvs minutes before tho New Year sounded
all was over. Bert. Spuller. Aren't Arnaud. and
Etienne wero with him also L6onie Leon.
Tho excitement In Paris since has been In
describable. The whole community has been
feverish. hysterica]. and irrational. Compare
lively nne wea,hc brought every one into the
streets. Every So in front OF the cafes on the
boulevards was cupied. Newspapers filled
with the widest e1travagances were sold a.
fast as they could be printed. In the
cafes reactionsry and Royalist journals
ware torn to pieces. flung upon the
floor and stamped upon Everywhere there
was the most intense feeling on tho part oil
every class among the enemies OF the republic
among It's friends. among the religious. and
among tho radical mstsrialists. Ultra Catho-
lies and Royalists recitsd the scenes at his
dsathbsd. and said that hell could not wait fol-
him. but had anti cipated death with IT. toFturss
The sicksning details OF the autopsy. pub
lishsd with horrible minuteness. were sloatsd
upon By those fanatics. He will rot away
before he reaches the Palsis Bourbon" they
cried. Tho enemy Of God and the enemy Of
France he cannot enter the Madeleine" On
every side one heard tho wild utterances OF Il
popular frenzy expanding itself In thousand
different directions. There was NO sobristy In
the grief OF his friends. nor moderation In The
consoles outbursts OF his enemies.
,oA- UsndAy Q salnAg faalips NUvallad
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A Worthy Advertising Agent.

Among advertising agents the
survival OF the ilttest' appears TO
be So applicable 10 Mr.. c. s. kimes,
OF Pittsburgh, since SO many older
concerns, for one reason aud aau,h.
er, are dropping out Of sight, that
We make use Of the expression -
evidence of the standing Of the
gentleman named among adsers;s.
ers aud publishers. 1t Was not with.
out many missivings that Mr., kimes
embarked in this business, yet in the
short space OF time that he has been
90 engaged, he has not only built up
q most extensive patronage, hut
earned for himself the confidence
and good will Of publishers general
ly. He is "A gentleman Of thorough
business qualifications, of unques-
toned prohlty and honor, and whose
obligations, 80 far as VIZ have had
experience, have been met with
promptness and alacrity. We have
about concluded our dealings with
all others, for various reasons not
necessary TO specify, aud entrusted
our interests 10 the agency OF Mr..
kimes. Of Pittsburgh, which We take
pleasure i'm commenting I'D news
paper mep ~ one worthy their high
est confidence. The above il unso-
licited, being alone prompted by the
fair and straightforward manner
which Mr.. himes has chosen as his
guide In tho conduct IT Ills business.
- Greeusbufg. Pa, Alens. ra.y Sl.
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The Urs0 Concert.

Tho concert given q. the Opera
House by the Camilla Urso grand
concert troupe was one Of those rare
treats which come 50 seldom 10 nu.
buqse, and which some Of our peo.
pie who would have most enjoyed II
seem To have so persistent n faculty
for missing, A very good audience
greeted the great violin yirteoso up
on her appearance last evening,
however, aud the lively Interest aud
enthusiasm Of those present showed
new great a iaveri,e she still is in
Dubuque, The opening piece, u
piano solo by AIR. /, Sonnekalh. was
rendered with extrelae credit To that
artist. aud ELECTED hearty applause,
This was followed hy a recitation On.
titled "Eoratius ss tho Bridge" 10y
Mr.. Wm. Mason Evans. atra!aed and
accomplished eloeutionist, The aa-
dieace was evidently waiting some.
what i,npatieatly Tor Madame Crso,
however. and upon her appearance
she vas greeted with applause, The
selection MAS n sonata fer the violin
tl16aa, by Rust, aud was fanltlessly
and beautifully rendered. Mr., Hoist
Hansen followed with a Song lea
Rameaux." palm Treesl. which WAS
Well received. The other nusahers
on the programme were 10y the sama
artists. Including two appearances
by Madame Crso. and her responses
10 aneeres after every appearance,
The concert was throughout 4 most
enjoyable and brilliant arair,--tna-
buque Daily Times, June 10th.
The Camilla Urso Concert Com
pany will appear At Lyric Hall on
Saturday evening. June 10th.
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A fair sized audience was out last
evening In attendance upon the Ca.
milla Urso concert, and was withal
attentive and sppveciative. The
programme was string OF pearls,
rendered. What could
be Observation-Disclosures the violin
playing OF Camilla Crso, who has
lost nonc OF her skill or pleasing as
sociations. She is master Of The in
strumcnt. She Us delicate and cor
rect touch as ever, and responded
gracefully Ia enco.es. playing iss, u
capricio waltz 10y Wieasaws.li. and
the second encore selecting waltz
by Chopin, transcription by Camilla
Crso. The piano solo b. M, sonae-
kalb, the recitation 10y Nr. Evans
and the singing by Mr.. Hansen added
TO the feature Of the entertainments
and were well received. Lovers Of
music had II treat, aud were Well re-
paid Tor Attending Dubuque Daily
Herald, June 10, 1883.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Persons who are tho owners oi
mares sired Ivy u, r. Fohes "Saw.
dust" can obtain standard bred
horses, by breeding 70 Walss' volun.
terr, owned hy IL. X, uibbets and @.
q. Eatoa, DEBORAH, Iowa.
s."Great hnste IL not always good
speed" fef you mnat not lilly daily
In caring for your health. Liver,
kaneya md bowels must he kept
healthy by the nse ot TINT prince Of
medicines, Kidney. Wort, which
comes In liquid form or dry-both
thoroughly ttilcaclous. Have It Al-
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TEA pint Of the finest Ink for
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Try tho,n.
WnY continue the usc OF Irritating
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CATARRH.
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z. q, WARREN, Rutland, Vt, April 81,
1881.
A County Superintendent writes
the principal Of the Decornh 1nsti.
tutc: AS / visit tho schools ! hear
numbers Of teachers say. 4 am going
to DEBORAH next fall do not dis
courage them. 86t2
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Eruna It'll Of LSsfH

Celebration at LuuRDES, Iowa,
The people OF Loufdes are going TO
celebrate the ath III the good.old
fashioned way. All are invited to
come and bring their Ladies with
them. There viii he 4 good dinner
and plenty OF refreshments. Good
Music and Eowery Dance, both day
and night, The ath comes but once
year, so don't stay away, but come
and enjoy yourselves, aud help make
others happy. Hesldes the dinner
and dance, there will b Foot Rue.
ing. Horse Racing and Base Ball.
MICHAEL FLAurRr1, President
WM. FiTzarsALp, (Creseol Wee
President.
4. McCarten, New uamptoal snd
Vice President.
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vaaAmburg's Htcnt SHOW.

Two immense gatherings nsacm.
bled beneath the spacious pavilion
Of this iuvorlte amusement orghnl.
cation yesterday afternoon and eve.
ming, and the frequent applause and
marks Of approval with which the
entire audience received the many
novel and startling arcnic entertain.
nenis Ia positive proof TINT they
were highly delighted. The racing
was above the average, The clowns
were cLaste and amusing, In fact We
have never Witnessed more com.
plete and artistic combination OF ut.
tractivo features than that presented
by the vanAmhurg company yestcr.
day. Many rare specimens Ut the
animal kingdom are to DO seen In
the menagcrie department, among
them the only living Nonlescrlpt
ever on exhibition. u marvellous
apecimen OF the animal creation,
showing positive indications Of nine
different animals. sand just what the
name implies. nondeserlbablo or be.
you'd description. Tho company
came here with the most favorable
comments from the press where they
have exhibited and fully maintained
the reputation which they have held
for many years rs one OF the leading
amusement organizations OF thia
continent. The daring tight wire
ascension from the ground TO tho
top Of the center pole, by Miss Ida
Vincent, \ free outside exhibition,
was Witnessed by large concoursc
Of persons, and from TINT time until
the close there was not the slightest
approach TO vulsarity or one single
Objectionable feature presented,
which Is worthy Of comment, We DO
not hesitate TO repeat what has 40
many times been said, that the Van
Amhnrg show IL all Tint Il claims
and worthy OF the patronage which
it always commands" Good luck
to you, gentlemcn,-- Iogansport
Ind), Journal, April 2sth, 1854.