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A pleasing little incident of the recent riots in New Orleans is told to illustrate the value of presence of mind in times of ex- citement and danger. The mob was threat ening and increasing, and the local militia was called out. At crisis in the affair one Of the citizen soldiers leveIled his musket at prominent opponsnt, when the man next to him struck up the gun. exclaiming, Don't shoot that man-his life is insured in our of- fee .''
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TEN CENTS.

This is the sum MT. A. Burns, three miles east of Cobourg Ont, says he wouldn't have given for his chance of living before he used Burdock Blood Bit ters. He had dyspepsia for fifteen years' and was cured by three bottles of this excellent
Morning journal and courier., 1884-02-14

New Haven is asked to help the sufferers from the floods in the West. The response should be prompt and generous.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-02-14

new thing in the equipment of g Rus sian soldier is military handkerchief, de- signed by 8 Russian officer, and manu- factured in large factory at St. Petersburg. The cotton handkerchief has border repre- senting the most lively battle scenes, with full deseri ptions of each picture, swhile from the middle the soldier may take lesson in the mechanism of all kinds of rifles and guns, of which clear and accurate drawings and min ute explanations are given. It is said that these handkerchiefs are becoming very pop ular among the soldiers, which is not aston ishing, if the eager desire of the Russian for information about all kinds of machinery is considered.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-02-14

This Congress is lively and energetic body. Four thousand five hundred bills have been introduced, and though the ses- sion is more than two months old, only about two hundred bills have been acted upon.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-02-14
BY THE DOZEN.

Mrs J. 0. Anderson, of Peshtigo. Wis, asks us the price of tvelve hotties of Burdock Blood Bitters. They cured her of erysipelas and salt rheu and she expresses herself highly pleased about it. She is
Morning journal and courier., 1884-02-14

demned and outlawed spells system that Minnesota can furnish,' but it warns the managers that the people are stronger, and will not submit to any such dictatorship
Morning journal and courier., 1884-02-14

Senator Sabin, of Minnesota, the chairman of the National Republican committee, is not exactly the man for that place if what the St. Paul Pioneer-Press, the leading Repub- lican paper of his State. says about him is true. It declares that he proposes to select the men to represent Minnesota at Chicago and to name the candidate whom they shall support; that he intends to dictate the choice of the next Congressman from the St. Paul district; and that he means to make ex-Con- gressman Dunnell, mere spoilsman whom his own district at last rejected. his colleague in the Senate. When Judge McCrary's res- ignation was announced, MT. Sabin thought he saw the way to accomplish the latter pur pose by persuading the President to fill the vacancy with Senator McAIiIlan, of Minne- sota, whose place Governor Hubbard was then expected to give to MT. Dunnell. Hap pity the schemers could not get any assur- anee that the Governor would carry ont his
 part of the bargain, and so it is announced that Mir. McMillan will not bs candidate
 for the Judgeship. The incident has served to reveal the existence of powerful ma- chine, under the boss-ship of Senator Sabin, which, the Pioneer Press says, 'tincludes the
Morning journal and courier., 1884-02-14
EDITORIAL NUTE $.

Yesterdays fog had one redeeming feature. It was quite English, you know.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-02-14
Great Tnducements
To Consumers of Groceries. Meats, Sc.

GEORGE FLETCHER SS co. are selling everything the grocery line low for cash, may be seen by visiting stores. 1sl and 195 Grand St. also the old corner Congress avenue, corner Ce- dar. We are selling to-day
 I2 IF,s GranuIated Sugar $1, 13 lbs White Extra 0 S1 IA lbs Extra $1 Best Java Coffee 30c Japan Tea 60c Black Tea 6ec, Early Rose Potatoes 60e bushel Valencia Oranges 15c, splendid Lemons 16c Can Corn best, 10c, Can Succotash 10c, Can Lima Beans IUc Can Pears 10c, Can Tomatos l. c.
 MGATS-Rack Steak 12c, Rib Steak 16c, Loin Steak 18c F. H Steak 20c Whole Spare Rib He, Sansagss IIc Sugar Cured Ham 15e, Shoulder Iec Pork Pieces and Fresh Pork kept constantly on hand.
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NUMBER ONE.

My wife considers Burdock Blood Bittersa number one medicine They cured her of dyspepsia and liver complaint when no other remedy she ever tried would do it. This is what Mr. Martin Kizer of Linn Grove, Ind, says.
 Burdock Blood Bitters sold by every druggist. Yo1 want to try them to try them is to like them. FOSTER, MILBURN 6 CO,
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R. G. RUSSELL.
ARCHITECT

1O. aae Ohau eI ser@~e-M.~ Ha~an-Gors. 4 H10l1E quality of our own preparation. Cnerr, NJ sm and Cherry Ersndy. Raspberry and Black barry Wine. Also pure country made Cider Vinegar Green Ginger, ,sWhite: Brandy.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-02-14
VOL. LII.
ANOTHER GREAT STROKE AT ADAM's
 FEBRUARY SALE,
C0Iored Silks.

OUIUF6u SIlkSs
 Silks are cheap. The wholesale market is demOr- affixed, especially fn cOIOred goods. Our reputation as The Silk Mercers of New Haven mecessftates our taking the lead. Rather than cut down a little, and try to sSWOrk Out'' our stock, we will boldly make the plunge and put our prices away down. Besides the motive furnish. ed by the state of the whole sale markets, there is also imposed Om us the necessity of cIOst@dA1. n large part of QUIT stock before 22d Feb ruary. Therefore QUIT prices will be made very low fn- deed, estimated even by the almost ''panic prices" i'm the market.
 J. N. ADAM & co. ffThese Silks are too Cheap"
 Some people may say when they see what we are dO- ing--"there must be sOme- thing wrong with them" No, good friends, there is nothing wrong with them, except the prices. They are QUIT own regular stock of goods. Not a single piece of trashy stuff has been bought for this sale.
 J. N. ADAM & co. | About Black Silks. Perhaps we ought mol to do it, but we will. For fOuF- teen days from the Sth Feb- l ruary, as we are ''ssauEgh- terfng" QUIT cOaOred silks at l such a rate, we will give the l following discounts On DIX | silks, maEm ely: On BelIOn's, GufuefsS and CAchenaire l Princesse, 10 per cent; On SaccarapPas 5 per ct. On s'Our own" famous brand Of American silk, ahe best i'm the market, AO per ct. Now be it observed these are straight, bona fide discounts On prices already unques- ffOnabHy the IO west i'm town.
 J. N. ADAM & co. | The Remnant Counter,
 Which has proved so at- tracGive since we started it, will be continued, and new bargains will be found On it every day.
 J. Nc ADAM & co. The Sale Prices.
 In every department we continue the low prices re- gently made for this sale. J.N.Adan& &Co.1 fell
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George Fletcher & Co,

Is1 and 1s5 Grand Street, also 2ss Congress avenue ial7 corner Cedar.
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CLAIRYOYANT.

NERs J. J. CLARK, tho noted and successful Bus MI mess, Test and Healing Medium, is co, o,.vinc- Ing hundreds by her marvellous powers Choice Veg
 etsble Remedies compounded by herself effectine astounding cures. Notice this cage: James k. Cow
 erford was brought to Mrs Ciarks rooms, 136 Grown
 street, suffering from extreme debility and acute
 pains Mr. Elliot F. Benson of this city accompanied him. Th&guferer had been treated by 8 number of the skill Of Mrs. Clark he fully restored to
 health Scores of other will be given her flee. Hours, 10 to 12 a. m., to p. n1 and even 1 tnER. fa5
Morning journal and courier., 1884-02-14

Tn Hong komg-A Cheeky Heathen-The Work of the EngTtSh-ChInese Admira- ton for Squeaky Wheeibnrrows-Amu sing Effect Of Law Against Them Dissipation in Hong Kong-Temper- ance Halls.
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rnr POULTRY ASSOCIATION.
Arrangements tor tho Aunua, sno~

hVsbHo"ehts Tor the hununi hhOw.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
poultry association held this morning in
the room on the third floor of the new
postoflico building, was very largely at
tended.
Mr.. Lippold was substituted as mem
bor OF tho Weighing committee In the
place Of j, l.. Bruner, who is unable TO
attend.
" was resolved not To pay any premiums
on pigeons or poultry which are not
included In the list. Entries can be made
md premiums awarded, but no cash paid I.
Poultiycan be exhibited for which charge
Of % cents per par would bo required.
Mr.. Long stated that no was In Degotia
ton wi h committee of the Sons Of Vet
Grams for the lease of tho room from the
lst to the 10Th Of March, for the purpose
of holding fair.
Mr.. Long stated that profit of s65 had
been realized ON the catalogues distributed.
Arrangements have been made that
exhibitors at the coming show can send
their exhibits To the New York show,
which opens on the 23d.
The secretary was instructed to send
complimentary tickets to editors aud 10
portcrs Of tho city and county papers
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Ter Tn..o Tn,pc. no Uon,,a.reo.

Thousands OF men die every day who could
Ie saved Prejudice IL mainly to blame for
this loss OF Ito, II It were believed that sum
ofaiseasc may certainly he reduced by physic,
much would be gained. And yet tho prOpo.
sition II very simple II you take out daily
more impurities than Il daily generated, you
will soon be rid OF impurities. The effect OF
this wise practice Is soon seen I'm Bilious,
Liver. and troubles. But It Is equally OF
value In head and brain affections In Plour-
isy, Pnemonia, Apoplcky and Paralysis.
In chronic and acute rheumatism, and in
all affections Of the bowels, this principle
soon relieves and cures, when tho medicine
used IL BRASDRRTB's PILLS.
Yes, when all other means and medic nc
have iailod to relieve from pain, these pills
have cured, by taking impurities from the
bowels and blood, and thousands OF men and
women now place BRANDRgrH's FILLS among
the blessings of mankird,
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MURDER WILL QUE.
A Suicide That Was UauSsu py "a Uunty
science.

A Suicide That Was Uaussu Dya uuIIty
CoGsCIencs.
Last September German about forty
years Of age, and a stranger in the vicinity
applied for work TO q farmer named Baptist
Doutzer, living five miles from Hawley,
Pa, in Palmyra township. He said his
name was John, but wonld not give any
surname. Deutzcr was in need OF help and
employed tho stranger. lie proved TO be
an excellent farm hand. He formed no
acquaintances outside of tho farmer s
family, aud seldom spoke 20 any of them,
and then only when IL was necessary in
relation to his work, He would frequently
moan and cry out ia his sleep and show
other signs OF disturbed mind. Wednes
day no was sent to neighbours named
Ludwig Keuthe on an errand. Mrs Keuthe
when she saw him, recognized him rs O
man who had murdered aud robbed q
young shepherd in her native village II
Germany, and cried. JOhn turned pale
| but transacted his eTraud, returned home
and, during tho evening, seemed for III,
| first time since he had been with Mr.
| Deutzer, cheerful. At bed time ho bad
them Individually good night. The mex
morning no was Goudd in his room hangin
by u whip lash tC q spike in tho wall au
dead Soon after this discovery Alr. AM
Mrs. Keuthe came to DGutZer's TO tell O
the discovery Mrs. Kcuthe had made abou
the stranger.
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do, el OF No. Pa. Red, sl ION, iax
Com firm ana In good demand sajI veIlovv
G0c ' 80
Oats scarce and highor; No. 1 wh,to sxc !,
iIc -~'''
Rye scarce at CSC.
Seods- Glover firm at 9,<nl0c Timothy duh,
at sl 40fpl Is Flaxseed nrnor nc tl tOdi ts.
30 Hams. sAGa2i TO- -
do, 6lTg63kc Smoked Hams, l2kni1; pickled
do, fully cured, ll0llNc.
butchers, Sh9sAc primo steam, % I2I<09 -
Butter steady aud quiet Penna. creamery
SAlra' 3Ist8Sci western do, 35p3jc II. q. and
~ n, \. tubs, 2s@IOc Western extra, I1aic !;
90 good 10 choice, l7lp2Oc.
kolls, l21D2Oo.
., hSgs nrmer Pa. extra, 33c; western do.
3lgp32c leo house, 25SQ2Sc.
Ineese nrm New York full cream lykc ;
western do, lshcj Western fair to good, fiei
~ ~ paft skins, 7dSc do full, b<ft8}<c.
whisky at 81 %
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
Eveats Along the snsquehanna-items o'
totorost In ana Around tho borodgh
Picked up by tho intoin-

EvsHts Along the susquehanna-ttems o'
tutorost In ana Around tho boroagh
Picked up by tho into'n-
genoor Reporter.
Compapy G. resumes It's drills and Com
Cstoga lodge, No. 4G3, X. of r., Riverside
home, No 81. III, @. I'll. F) 9, A., aud
Susauehanna lodge Of Old Follows meet
this evening. Epiphany duly observed in
tho Catholic churches, Reformed church
held special services In oommcmoration
of tho Iwingli anniversary. Columbia
wrcckefs at work near Baiubridgo last
evening John Schlogelmich's funeral
yesterday ut Trinity Catholic church
largely attended. Revival services still
going on at the Methodist, United Breth
rem and Bethel Church of God churches -
$40 cleared by late entertainment at st.
Johns Lutheran, Now officers of Penn.
sylvania Castle, No. 20, installed Saturday
oyening.-Tho two year old daughter
of Charles llinklo died Of membra
nous Group yesterday funeral Wednesday.
Squire Frank, not Squire Young, com
mitted John Lockard to Jail. il.--Edward
Atlee has returned from Cincinnati, and
Lille Knipe, of Harrisburg, is visiting
Mrs. John Welsh. An artesian we'll is
now being sunk on the farm Of Mr.. Henry
Wislar, near town. Two wells have been
sunk Ia Lookard's Hollow. Tho flow for
twenty -four hours, from the first is 10000
gallons, and from the other 5000.
Onicsrs Recently Elected.
NJ L. Sunday school superintendent,
A. q. Gulles assistant superintendent,
w. U. Barr secretary, Grant Beechcm /;
assistant secretary, JOhu Pdulis; treasurer,
Frank Paine librarian, John Maxton /;
assistants, William Shenberger, Isaac
Auwertcr, James Schroeder, Alfred q.
Bruner and Dow Holdeman assistant
superintendents of infant department, Miss
Ora Crownshield and Georgio Bennett.
Trinity Reformed Sunday SjhooI
Supt. Rev. J. II. Ponnabecbcr ; Assistant
Supt., Joseph Detz Treasurer, Geo, De
Hui Secretary, j. ). Musser Assistant
Secretary, Joseph Tobias Financial
Secretary, J. l.. West Supt. Infant
school, Miss Ida DE HuI Assistant,
Emma Wilks Librarians, Geo. Grove
and Frank MusScr.
United Brethren Sunday school : Super
intendent, JAG 10 Sheath Asst Supt.,
Thomas White ; Secretary, w. A. King {;
Treasurer, Christian hckerly Librarian,
David Welsh Assistants, Misses Minnie
SOurbeer, Mary Kingt oil, Mary Cooper
aud Katie jackson Organist, Eva Lewis.
Trustees Old Columbia Park Co.: JAG.
Strine Q62), Milton Wike Q65), G.. A.
Grove U03l. elc sted in OPP )sitiou - the
park over w. G. Taylor (32), +. A. BEN
nett (30), II. +. Yergey (3O). Largest
vote ever pOllod.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-Flour--state and West
orn dull and declining; superane State. AZ 10
Ep3 30 Extra do, % 1905 s.; Choice do "a 10
Ohio, S3 30@i 30 choice, 81 35t8 % superfnc
western, 81 S0R3 30; common to good extra
90 ~ 35@8 80 choice do, ~ 9o90 I5 choice
and heavy; common TO fair extra, % 500
so; good TO choice do, s5ll6 75
Wheat LdQJsc lower, dull and heavy No.
White nominal; No. 2 Rcd, JAN, 81 10l<
do Feb, 81 llH@l l2H do March, sl 1874
nl lpf April, 81 l5I May, H 17N1l lsIk
June, 81 l7M.
Corn without important change; Mixed
G3c.
oats H89kc lower No. Q JAM, loKc; Feb,
NHGHhgg,; March. i2Hc May, 43zc; State,
ilBi5ci western, 40lp4fc
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The following statement OF William } Cough
I'm, OF Someryille, Mass, Is so remarkable tnat
we beg to ask for II the attention OF our read
ers. He says ain the tall OF 1876 was taken
with violent bleeding OF the lungs, followed
by a severe cough. l soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. was so weak at one tune
that could not leave my bed. In the sum.
mer OF 1877 was admitted to the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said had Il hole in
my lett lung rs big rs IA hnli.dollar. l expend.
oil over hundred dollars In doctors and med.
icines. Twas so Tar gone at one time report
went around that was dead, gave up hope
but friend told me OF DIR. WM. HALLS
BAISAM FOR THE LUNGS. ! Inu6he al
my friends, thinking my case iHcurabe, but l
got n be tile 10 satisfy them, when 10 my sur.
prisea n qualification, / commenced to feel
better My hope, once dead, began To revive,
and 10 lay feel in better spirits than have
the past three years.
~ writethis hoping you win publish II, SO
| that every one afflicted with DisoasCd Lungs
win be induced TO take Or. WM. HALLS
| BALShM FOR LUNGS, and ho convinced
| that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED,
| have taken two bottles ana can pOsitiyely sny
| thet IL has done me moro good than all the
| other medicines have taken since my sick
| ness. My cough has almost entirely disap
| peared ana shalt soon bo able to go TO work
solh nv u. u. Cochran, 1877 North Queen stree
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Afternoon Te,egrams In Brief

Afternoon Teiegrams In BrieI
BY the total destruction by fire OF How
ellis block, in Phelpston, Ont., TO day,
$4,000 was lost.
At Toronto the snow blORade has Eeen
raised but trains are running irregular.
The same bill for Gen. Fitz John Por-
ter's relief which passed the Senate last
session will be reported to the House to.
morrow.
Many bills were offered, but no business
of interest transacted upon tho reas'
semblipg of Congress day.
The weather in Cincinnati to-day,
though cloudy, is much warmer The
thermometer at noon was - above.
Chief Engineer MellvIllo and Lieut..
Berry will be heard before the Greeley
reief beard tomorrow.
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motp.,.I motn,rst Mothors

Are you disturbed Mt night nud broken oi
your rest by "A sick child suffering and crying
Will. the eNcruciatiug pain of cutting teeth
II so, go NJ once and get bottle OF MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer immc iiatay --,lcpend
upon II there II no mistake about n. There IL
not u mother on earth who ms ever used IT,
who Will not tell you nj once that II will
regulate tho bowels and give rest TO the
mother, and rclict ana health to tho child. OPP
Grating Ike magic. II II perfectly saio to use
In all citses, and pleasant to the taste, and Is
the prescription of one of the ol lest and beat
female physicians In the Unitol states. sold
everywhere ~ cents IA bottle.
mayI-M NJ W saw
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Tbous,pds upou rhouaancs
UEsTB=


BUsH - In this city. on the 9Th inst Matthew
Guy, son ot Matthew ana Annie Bush, aged II
months amt weeks.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited To attend the funeral,
from the residence OF his parent No l3l East
New strcot,on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
IntCrncnt at Lancaster cemetery. It'd
MILLER. Jan o 1884, In Wet LlmDotcr
township, Mary Miller. wiio OF David Miller
(firmur), in her II h year.
The RS atives anh friends OF tbs family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral.
from her late residence, on the Srasburg
Pike on Wednesday afternoon at | o'clock,
at the house aud gt O'Clock at Longnecker's
meeting house. l72tds
MAsoY.-In Salisbury township, Jauu Try :,
lsJ Jonn Mason In the STU year OF his age.
His relatives and friends arc rc7pccttu ~ IN.
vitcd TO attend the funeral uon his ltto resi-.
denco, white Horse hOtel, on Wednesday
morning nj If o'clock 10
EBANER In this city, on the 9th Inst, John
Neanor, aged 80 years and ~ days.
High mass at st, Joscph's church tomorrow,
Tuesday, morning At IA O'Clock.
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,rnvn,. u,u,.n,Iu r,p.c,s

IL the most effective Pain Destroyer In tn,
world. Wul most surely quicken the boOt
whether taken internally or applied eNtcr
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEN Il
PAIN, whether chronic Or acute, than any
other pain alleviatOr, ana II Is warranted dOu
bic the strength than any other similar prcpa
ration.
II cures pain I'm the Side, Back or Bowels
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, ToothachC, and
ALL ACHES, and IL The TREAT IIeIiever al
Pain. " BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA"
should be in every family. teaspoOntul OF
the Panucea In a tumblcr OF hot water [sweet
ened, II pretorredl. taken at budtimc, Will
BREAK UP 4 COLD. 3 cents .botlh.
mavl-T.TN FSw
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seems strlngo that any one Will suicT
from the many arrangements brought ON by
AN impure condition ui the blood when SEQ
WILLS SARSAPARlLLhA AND STILLlEGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health to the physical Organization. II
Is indeed Il strengthening syrup, pleasant 10
take, ald has proven itself To be the best
BLOOD PUBlFIER ever discovered, effect.
ually curing Scrotula, Syph!itic disorders,
Weakness OF the kidneys, ErysIpclas, Mala,
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bill,
ious complaints and all diseases indicating an
impure condition OF the Blood, Liver, hid
noys, stomach, Skin, otc. IL corrects mdi
gcstion. A singlo bottle will prove TO you lis
merits as IA health ronewor, tor IT ACTS LIKE
A CHARM, especially when the complaint Is
OF AN exhaustive nature, having tendency tC
lessen the natural vigOr OF the brain and ner
vous system.
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A Serious Charge.

New YORK. Jan. 7--Robert G. Louden,
a Scotchman, 90 years old, was this morn.
ing charged by Annie Campion, IS years
old, with having robbed her of 81 and af
terwarGs outraging her, on Dec. %. She
claims that she was passing along the street
when she was met by Louden, who push.
ed her into hallway, bound her hands,
and thrust handkerchief into her mouth
to stifle her outcries, after which she says
he effected his purpose. He was held for
an examination.
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AlnuseInonts,

The DGRUss."-This evening this altrac-
tive and thrilling western play win be pre-
sented in the opera house, with Miss Marie
Wellesley as BiHV Piper. The Reading Times
says OF her She exhibited dramatic tervoI
combined with deep pathos that was both
touching ana thrillingH All that she does ii
pleasing and picturesque, and her define on
OF passion is spontaneous and natural. She
has II sweet mellow voice that gives her role O
Billy Piper an air or realism"
"7.sJ SILT is agreeable To know that Man
ger Iecker win have this delicious comedy
rep Gated here by the Renan company, Jan. IA
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A Steamer In Danger.
News from Washington.

WARRINGTON, ID. d., Jan 7,-General
McCook, Secretary of the senate has made
no removals, and but one apportonment,
that of Col. II. A. Pierce, of Rhode Island,
to be assistant Financial Clerk.
Col. Canaday, Sergeant alarms of the
senate has made no removals Both gen.
temen say that few removals will necess.
arily be made in the near future but none
have yet been determined upon and in any
event changes in the present force will bt
made very gradually.
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The funeral OF Charles RDthwelier took
place from his late residence, No. lCs West
King street, this morning at O'Clock. The
remains were takon 10 ST. Jo8eph's church,
where solemn TequiOm mass was celebrated
by Rev. Father Grotemyer. The remains were
encaseh IN black cloth covered casket with
suvcr-plated handles and wreaths OF gold
mounting cnclrcllng 'ho entire casket and
also tho Iii. The Caskot was manufactured
by MIR, (. s. Her, undertaken, who had charge
OF the funeral, aud was ono OF the finest ever
made IN this city. Tho foral offerings were
very hne and beautiful.