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A MONUMENT TO MARY
THE MOTHER OF our WASHINGTON
A.ktd for by Patriotic vlrsiuians At the Hands Of
COrersw-The Class OF Men who Argue ia
Favor OF TartT, and Those who 10 Not.
4 Nrw railroad Traffic Bill.

From Our Special Correspondent. ......N
WASHINGTON, d. @, February 22.-An
effort Ia being madc by patriotic Viryinians
to have Congress make an appropriation to
build a monument to the memory OF Mary
Washington, mother OF the Father Of Lis
Country, the'i|lustrious George. II Is pro-
poRed 10 build the monument n. the old
home Of Mrs. Washington, at Fredericks.
burg, Virginia, n short distance from
Washington.
Several attempts, 1t seeing. have been
madaa to build n monument a. Frcdericks.
bnrg. In 1881 subscription lund Of
$1,000 was raised to begin the work. The
money was placed in the hands OF some
sacrilesions ecSlawag who defaulted, and
the scheme fell through. Two wears later
Il MIR. Burrows, awealthy New Yorker, be-
gan the construction OF the monument, dc.
string to leave q piece OF his handwork 10
his own memory, but he had not gotten It
more than twothirds completed until he
financially failed, went weat to retrieve his
fortunes and died. The corner stone to the
monument had been laid imposingly under
tho blessing Of President Andrew Jackson,
and the old partially built structure stands
there yet.
But this waa not NIL OF the illiortunc the
citizens Of Fredericksburg had in their
Efforts to secure n monument to their
memory. Nine yeara ago the matter went
to Congress, and aid was Nskpd TO either
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TELEaRApHIC TAPS.
The river is stationary ct Cairo.
: i I'M

. .
The Iowa Senate has passed q prohibitory
bill. .2.. 81, f5sg
All along the logef-0hio the water is
falling and business mems spirits rising,
Tho London Daily Telegraph reports tho
surrender OF tho garrison ut Tokur. Tho
Times coaGrliis this report.
:, The'coal miners OF the Fourth Pool have
resumed work, the operators agreeing 10
pay their district price, three cents per
hushel. '3f >ss.
Yesterday four frame dwellings on Twcn.
ty.seventh street, South Side, Pittsburgh,
were destroyed by fire. Loss, $4,000; par.
TALLY insured. 3
A syndicate Of prominent Eastern Cali.
iornia capitalists, backed by wealthy Ger.
man house, have completed contracts with
Hawaiian sugar planters for their crop.
The damage to the Cleveland & Marietta
Railroad, oceasioned by the high water,
has been repaired and trains will resume
running between Marietta and Toledo to.
day. {, q u
The Secretary OF the Treasury has ap.
pointed George Garfield IS superintendent
Of the public building ut Pensacola. Mr.
Garfield is a first cousin Of the EXP Presi
dent. s4s5 4t5a 6
The traffic manager oi tho Southern Pa
cific Railway telegraphs as follows: IRE
ports Of washouts on our line are great,
:, exaggerated; we expect to have the lin,
open in sixty hours There will be no de
lay to freight or passengers by the Sunae
Route" s ~, ); Z III 8 s.s'5', y
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the place Of holding the convention, the
vote being: Chicago 81, 81. Louis II. e'
.g TIE TIME FINALLY PIyKD.

A motion was then made 10 reconsider
the vote by which June 81 was fixed as the
dase of tho convention, and being carried,
Tuesday, July S, WINS selected as The day.
The following call was presented by the
Executive Committee md agreed upon:
"Iho National Democratic Committee
having met in tho city Of Washington on
thetwenty.seCondday Of February, 1854 has
appointed Tuesday, tho eighth day OF July
next; at noon, rs tho time, anu
chosen. tho city of Chicago rs
tho place, Of holding tho National
Democratic Convention. Each State is
entitled 10 representation thcrein: equal
TO double tho number OF Senators nnd Rep.
resentatiyes iu tho Congress Of tho United
States. The Democrats OF each organized
territory and the District Of Columbia are
invited 10 send two delegates, sub.
ject to the decision Of the conveu.
tion As TO their admission. ALI
Democratic citizcns Of the United States
irrespective Of past political associations
anu differences, who can unite with us in
nm effort for II pure, economical and con-
stitutional government are cordially invit-
cd to join in sending delegates to the Con.
yeutioa."
Tho call Is signed by MI the members OF
the National Democratic Committee. On
motion Of Mclenry, OF Kentucky, 1t was
resolved that The next meeting OF the COM
mittee be held at the Palmer house, Chi
cago, July 7sh.
The committee then adjourned.
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LEE Cl.ANDAI.L,
Secretary.



The Greenback Stale Convention as
ssmbcd today. The attendance included
representatives. from all the Congressional
districts in the State. A platform con.
sistiug OF twenty-three resolutions was
adopted. p.
The resolutions denounce the present
financial system and demand that all
money issued by the Government be legal
tender; demand the speedy payment Of the
National debt and the abolition OF Nation
al bank privileges; oppose Interpretation
OF Chinese or other seryile labor; iavoy peu-
sions for all soldiers, and favor the election
OF civil ollicers by direct vote, and reno.
val from oilius-f-+--esass=I'y- u two'thitds
vote. --,
The following nominations wero made:
Governor, II. Il. Leonard, Cass county;
Lieutenant Governor, John J.. Milefoy,
Carol comfy; Secretary Of State, +. 7,
Waring, Wells county; Treasurer, Thomp.
gon Smith, Wayne county; Auditor, Ii.
Robinson, Pdtnam county: Attorney Gem
eral, John o. Greene, Floyd county; Super
intendent Of Public InBtruction, 5. Boyd,
1Yayue COUNTY, =.
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HI%nAREsA'S Vl.I'D9TuNIEY
TO Vent hin Spleen at tho Cuuutr,
Which k0bs Him vi C0n.crtpts -

TO Vent hiH Spleen ut tho County
Which KobS Hin, o. l,-crtpt. -
LONDON, February 2l-The Times, in an
article upon the Lasker incident, Gays: cat
last Bismarck has obtained m opportunity
10 show his dislike to the country which,
annually robs him Of Thousands Of con-
scripts. Congress was ill,adv;ssd in send
ing the resolu!iori Bismarck WAS ungrac-
ious in returning it. Granting, however,
that Bismarck was right in refusing 10
praise Herr Lssker, his organs are rons
in revil!ng Minister Sargent. Tue latter
was only obeyius his government, aud this
is no reason why he shoul.l be held up, in
defiance OF international courtesy mud al
most OF International law, to the contempt
OF the German people. 1t is said tha. Sar-
gent is hardly careful enough OF forms aud
ceremonies to please q court 30 formal as
Hsrlin. hut wnraa moment tn Try and in
ducs him 10 resls could hardly be chosen
than the present, when his resignation
would still further strain the relations be-
tween two countries which ough. to he on
excellent terms, iHtl ~ e..
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A Political Mcayure.

BERLIN, February 2o-Tho Dtuicch Tage.
b'a1i, commenting upon Bismarck's reply
to the Lasker resolution, repsls the inter.
ference OF a foreign Legislature in tho ip.
ternal affairs Of Germany, and oriticises the
diplomatic intermediary method employed
in tho transmission Of the resolution.
1tsayF: ave believe Herr Lasker was
unknown to majority OF the Congress
men. Their object in adopting the sesoln.
items was to gain German votes in the com
ing Presidential election aud win the love
OF the Germans at home, who are tlesirous
to throw the gates Of the Fathoriand wide
open to American imports"
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STATE NEWS
0f IL Gene nj Hn.uIo Gn'heretl from Il,
d. eH -'.-aIE E Exat,nNvcu h fr. y p .r

0f II Gene nj Hn.ulo Gathered from tile
Exchanges.
Rnane county hes 10 pensioners OF the war
OF 1872, and Gj Of The lale war. f.
The cadets at the Mo'gantown University
observed Washingtons birthday yesterday
by fisirg National salute at r NJ.
The wind storm OF Wednes lay night did
considerable damage In various rarls OF The
state. At Volcano, Wood county, IL 10 esti.
mated thu. over rs oil deriicks were blown
dowr. II. s..I J5 -1,g
The First National Bank OF Huntington
opsne,, f,r hnsiness February l, with u cant
IA! OF $50 600 Tie gentlemen holdlng posi-.
tlous rs directors represent so're OF the most
leading and pushing citisens Of G bell county,
'rhs Pfeaidsn,, Mr.. J. Il. Caldwell, is one Of
the large lumber dealers and wide awak Q
husiuess mrn oithe Guyanto,te region. MO,
Dinmick, ESQ.,, the cashier. is young gen.
tlemaa Of ~:du experience in the banking
busintAs having been connected for years
with bank at Minneapolis, Mimi. 4
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CALHOUN COUNTY.
btaLbluE A AiIhtr-Fi0ud Relief -MnilrOnh
SubkCrlDtlOu ...I

k1nIhIut- ty;,Ir-EInni KoIInc vnII.,,,I
s,,l,.cr,n,lor
n"u'. ,,,.
correspondence o. ne lhte319tneef.
GRaHTsvlLLE, W. VA, February lG Court
convened on the 18th, and promises 10 be CT
unusuo, ;mnortarce amon, III. ;n,,,.4on,
~. po. ' ~ ..u., III ,A' ,"toI'a''
esses 'nSt ate 70 De ca'eu VIII Do thst OIL tha
State va Ezra L. Wimms, Tor s.abbiDg Tay-
lor Wellu, which WAS reportsd IN former
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A NEW METlINn


or Obtaining Subjects for the DisscctinE
Table MT Cineinnnti.
CINCINNATI, February 23.-An cxamina-
ton Of tho bodies OF the Taylor family
found in the Ohio Medical College, mention.
cd in las! nights dispatch, shows oil three 10
have been murdered, all the bodies show
ing unmislakable signs OF violence. The
ehullH OF Taylor and his vile were fractured.
Whether tho family was murdered for
money or for tho dissecting tables is not
knhwn, but the general belief ia that they
were killed for the latter purposc. The
house where Taylor lived was in desolate
spot hall mile from any neigtbor. Al
tlen Iugles, JeH:Lout, Richard Inrlas and
Ben johnson, MI colored, have been ar.
rested on suspicion OF being the perpetra.
tors OF the crime. ~ z, ii={ $780,
Marshal Brown, Of Avondale, was the
means Of discovering the bodies oi the
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Is tic matter OF the Martinsburg Post
Office both sides were heard by the Senate
Committee on Pos! Offices and Post Roads,
and the prosecution did not make out its
case. The committee was satisfied that Mr..
Evans il Il man OF good character, and,
specifically, that he did not have a hand in
the lynchiug Of the colored man or Of any
mau. But the failure to sustain the charges
has not ended the cruel waragsinst Mr.. Ev.
ans; for though there is no possible chance
los .Wisner, he and his friendsare deter.
mined that Mr.. Evans shall not be post.
master.
Already 4 movement is OH foot to Pre-
sent another man "in the interest Of har-
mony." II the nomination had wisely
been accepted as disposing OF the question
there would have been no disturbance Of
tho peace. Tho responsibility is not upon
those who hsve favored Mr.. Evans but
npon those who were not content 10 let the
President have his way-who laid before
tho Senate charges which they had not in.
Vented in time oplace in tho hands Of the
Executive. ~
hlen OF m opposing party might have
been expected to lhwart the Executive will
ii they could; to distract the Republicans
oI Berkeley county il possible, and tc
offend tho Republican party Of West Vir.
sinia as has been done in this; but all thit
Was not looked for from Republicans aut
should no! have come from Republicans.
The case has oyerrnu tho lines OF Mar
tnsburg aud Of Berkeley county; 1t hal
excited tho interest OF Republicans through
out the State, and friends o. the party ane
OF lair play owei to their party to let it b
understood at Washington that they resen
These unusual and unjustiiilblo proceed
'nss. The issue rs it is now presented ia
wolves more than man and a postoflice
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ACALIFORaIA LYNCMING.
A Very Reasonable subject " ho Asserts
s-E- His Innocence. &

A Very Reasonable subject Who Asserts
.ssEa His Innocence. Cd.
SAN FRASc!Eco, february GA special
to the Esamiaer from Tombstone says
John IIe!th was sentenced yesterday to i'm.
prisonmcnt for lie for completely in the
Bisbee murder. At s o'clock thia morning
ono hundred men aecured an entrance 10
the yard, and this afternoon Heith's body
ives cut down from telegraph pole, where
it had dangled all day. Z ~
Heith, took the matter cody, saying !:
"Boys, you are hanging an innocent man.
You will find that out before the other
men (meaning Dowd and PooD are hung" "
While his eyes wers being bandased he
said: ~ have q favor to ask. Do not mu-
tilate my body by shooting into it after I
am bung,"A
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The Siv"r Rond Eccuver~ lts Engine !,
PARkEEsRUEd, W. Va, February 20
The hres passenger engincs belonging 10
the Ohio River Railroad Company which
were precipita.ed into the .Oaio river at
this point by the washing AWAY Of the
trestling on which they were standing have
been raised and found intact They did
not sustain the slightest damage by their
rough treatment. They vera new engines,
and Of superior workmanship. Their loss
or heavy damage would have involved
Qlite snug sum. ..r
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CHICAGO, JULY s,
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
WIN Meet and Mama Man for the Republicans 10
II Hhlp-The Question Of Territorial Dtligat.s.
The National Con,mlttts Meets at Wash.,
instor, y. q, With Closed Doors.

From Our Special Correspondent. |.HH
WASHINGTON, d. G., February 22.-Thc
Democratic National Committee at II,
meeting to-day fixed upon Chicago rs the
place and July s as tho time for holding
tho National Convention Of that party 70,
denomination ofpresident and Vice Presi.
dent June 81 waa first chosen as the time,
but subsequently, this action was recon.
aidered, and July named. 53E
6tsslr AT THE CAPITAL. afi5s'
The gossip at the Capital, ys to.night's
.Sr, has taken turn which seems to indi.
cato that tho old ticket Is not yet dead, and
that 1t, or one OF its making, will carry the
Democratic Convention. Mr.. Holman said
In conversation to-day that ha thought tho
majority Of the delegates would be In favor
Of the old ticket, as the strongest that could
be placed In the field. -'-' 75Iig. n r
"Sbould," he ssid, "hia physical condi.
ton prove equa! TO the strain, and he will
consent to serve, Mr.. Tilden will unLoubt.
edlv receive the nomination." t,ag
"Do you thinkthe old ticket could be
electedP" was asked. -
ut could" was the prompt roply. at
would, beyond doubt, be- tho strongest
ticket that could be placed in tho field"
"Will the place Of meeting have any
effect upon tho CHOICE OF tho convention ?h
mot In the least" said Mr.. Holman.
"Thero is q tradition hanging about St.
Louis in favor Of the old ticket, but that
does not signify anything. Wherever the
convention is held fiiden will got tho nom.
ination II he will accept" g..
rAfNE THE COMING MAN.
Mr.. Ellis expressed The opinion that Til.
den would not accept the nomination, but
thGt his Influence would give it to Payne.
He aaid that he had positive asmranco
from some of Mr.. Tilden's most infinite
and devoted friends that he would not
under any circumstances accept the nomi.
nation. @r - 'izt ls-S' ~
"Is seems to me-" he said, "tlat tho fight
lies between Morrison, Mcdonald and
Payne, with the chances greatly ia favor
OF Pdyue. He would ba supported by Mr..
Tilden and ,his, while it ia doubtful
whether he conld carry Ohio owing to tho
condition OF tho party in that State this
year, would give him the West, and OF
course tho South is for any man who has
succssa STAMPED upon his banner, together
with New York, Connection. and quite
likely Pennsylvania. Tilden's strength
throughout the country, think, will be
turned over to Payne. Payne and Dor
sheimer will be the ticket.h
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ANOTHER DANviLLE RIOT
but shis tlnc IL Iitte Ono for n Cent.
~ ~ ---- NLEG klOlh Eirei - M

CVu1i
.ur NlIe Shots Fired. Re
fANviLLE, Va, February 22-In passing
a school house for colored people, Allen
Womack, aged Is, called out: "school
outter| a term OF ridicule. The whole
school, forty peraons, some grown mon
among them, attacked Womack with sticks
and stones. One negro drawing pistol,
.Womack shot him, Tho crowd persistinp
IN Tho 9ttemptto yet into Wolnack's wagon,
he Tired again and wounded another. The
pursuit was kept up for some distance,
during which tho negroes fired four shots
and Womack five. The crowd was at lsst
dispersed by white men. Womack was
F.sT -
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Tho Ohio nhd Gny nu,lutie R0ni.

NEw loEK, February 22.-Work upon
tho Ohio 4 Guyant'o,te road, in which con.
siderable capital is invested, will be com.
menced within two weeks and will be
lushcd forward with considerable rapidi-
ty. Tho BuppIits have already been con.
tracted for and will soon be delivered at
various points along tho limo. The work
will be done under tho gu upervlsioa OF tho
New York Construction Company.
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CLEygLASD,, q, February 22.-An officer
from Trenton, Nj, arrived here lust night
with artqnisilion for tho arrest OF Judson
IIiner, charged with seduction. Detective
llnlligan found Hiner this morning en-
ploycd in The Cleveland Rubber WORKS.
To avoid srrest, Iliucr climbed outa third
story window. Hulligun seeing the man
disappearing, ran and leaped ont the win
dow after him. The detective fell thirty
four feet, striking on fit Car OIL the track
underneath, and receiving painful injuries.
L. is feared lie is seriously hurt internally.
liner escaped.
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IllEll.

1854, Rt o'clock, gr her rc> ,,onrn IN .,i,r ~, ~
Nh sin. hLlzAna1n J, vile Gi Wilbur Trumam aSci
Funera1 from residence OF Ni!ton McConsughcy,
at Rirkwood. leo P. NJ. Sunday. Friends OF tho
family arc invited. g,.a ,.a4 ~
JollSs0S-0n Friday. February p, 1891, at ll:lO
+. NJ. ASslEP +. JOHNSON. daughter ul James and
Amelia Johnson, aged II nionins. .5l7 7I-,I
Funeral from the reaiteticc. 2l4t Main s.rect,
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, So,
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"GArn," i'll the Cincinnati Enquirer, has
this brief, appreciate sketch Of Senator
Sherman: ~ g
Sherman 10 probably the best politician
Of the domineerinv, positive class in the
whole country. Ills ambition has always
been respectable, il firm. lie never liked
low seryitors. Ills agents he required to
be men he could respect at least for their
outward cleanliness and sincerity Of pur-
pose. Conkling wants services. Sherman
wants citizens. He has never been low
tyrant with his friends and agenta. He
probably would neither eiycnor keep faith
with moderately unworthy advocate.
Ills public intentions have been severe,
straightforward, and, as, human nature
goes, masculine and not unpatriotic. II
l.e had become President the tone ol pub.
lie life might have been hardened, but
would not have been lowered.
For n iree lance sketch this isn't very
hard on Sherman, nor is it likely to call
from the Senator a challenge to mortal
combat.
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IF the Democrats Of West Virginia could,
with the aid Of some Republicans, keep the
sIar,irsbuYg postoilice at the back OF n
newspaper which is independent enough
10 suit their purposes, nobody could lind
fault with them for trying it on. But that
support is already gone beyond recall. The
next point il for the Democratic managers
TO yet all the advantage they Can by help
piuy TO make trouble over the succession.
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Another Dredgo for the rsnan,a cann,.

Another Dre,lgn for the Pnnnma Canni.
New York, February 22.-The British
steamer Craigallion, Captain Lapaley, has
put 10 sea, having i'll tow the second OF tho
great drsdgea to be used on the Panama
Canal, The dredgc is named the Nathan
Appleton, and was built by Doughty 4
kapolla, on Petty's Island. She is a sister
vessel to tho drcdge Count de Lerseps, now
working upon tho canal. The new dreJgs
ia commanded by Captain Wilthank,
former commander OF the Prosper IIurne:
the drcdge that way burned at Aspinwall
on January a. These dredgts show a
capacity for removing a-mas, OF earth one
hundred feet square and fourteen feet in
depth every ten hours. The d'edges Of
French construction ara not capable oil one
tenth that amount Of work.
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Tho 'H-ppy Eight social club OF the
city, OF which Hurry Mccullough was one OF
thu oldest members, heil NJ q lug ycster-
d. ynni adopted the following rsaolu,o 8:
MIIsSEAs:-lsi a3 I'lsst oil Almighty God
10 Ic,nnya iro'h ou: iuitst our brother and
friend. Harry Mccullough.
hsapM,l TIA: while We sorrow at his uu-
timny death, yet VIZ ara no: az II ot< who
mourn mud eannot he comiorled. We feel
that our iGEs is his gain. jay
Resolred. That the .ympathies Of the club
are extended to his family aud friends with
the ASSURANCE, tia, iu our memories es well
as theirs, his remembrance will ever be ksp,
green. -I.. rutH !. .u.IM 4r5I glfal = p o.
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MuGND IlrY DANGER
Ey tho diving Nny Of fhr Lcrce md
hlal,,,

Ey tho diving Wny of fhr Lcrce md
heEcinl slldIs.
CAIRO, Ill, February 22-At Mound
City Two or three small slides occurred
during the night, and very large one this
morning, the latter on the back OF the
lcvee Eortii Of towr, wllicl threatened to
ilundate the city.
4 train OF dirt and rock was sent by the
Wabash road, and il is said it will take uu-
firing tlorts Of the citiz,nB aud railro i'd to
save the city.
at present they are emitting q gap in the
National Cemetery road to let tho water
across the country and relieve the strain
Oh the leyee.
The water is TO tho top of the levee and
there ia no telling what the result will be.
Everything possible is being done to save
thu tOTn
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PARAELL GESkUiif:D
Hy u Form er Partisan In Commons Last
r vAaInyp - b.

Nyn Former Partisan In Commons Lh4t
tvening. ,Eis Z.
LONDON, February 22r-parnell's amend.
ment condemning the governments policy
in Ireland WAS debated in the Cjmmons
tbis evening. O'Donoshu, Liberal, Ger.
sured the parnellites and sccused Parnell
Of having humbugged and gammontd d
iriahmen with promises which were never
realized. It. was by such means, he Haid,
pArnell hid obtained power. Although
he had separated himself from the Par.
nellites no denied thRt he had changed his
political opinions. O'D,uoyhus vindi.
Gated the action Of the government in
Ireland, t5iiF5 ~ (, "a ,l5'..
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A NATIONAL railroad commission tl'a!
couIl and would control the railroads in
the pablic interest without embarrassing
them in their legitimate operations, would
helm to solution ot a problem Of growing
liNcnliy. A! best it is 4 delicate question,
ba perhapa tho craftsmanship Of Congress
il tuusl 10 il. q
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PHILADELPHIA, February 22-Ihe body
OF Seaman Boyd,Eof the Jeanette, was ex.
peeled here today, and great crowds
gathered at the depot. Notwithstanding the
Mbsence Of the body funeral snrvices were
held in tho College Avenue p.esbyterian
church, which Was throrgel with people.
The funeral procession took place later,