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MSS cLEYELANp,s COSTUMES.

I - n.
How the President 3 Sister will Appear ut
tho Inauguration Ball. VI
NEw YoRk, Feb. e5.- The New York
tradeamen are busy nowadays preparing
various ways for the. inauguration cere.
,nony ut Washington.
Not only are the viands attheinaugural
ball to be. sent from this city, but manyol
tho decorations, and especially the flowers,
will SO from here. From an uptown dry
goods store two dresses destined TO be
worn at the inauguration ceremonies were
sentto President Cleveland Is sister, at Al
bany."
The most notable ot these was the one
iorthe Inauguration BALL. Itwas an even.
ing dress otwhite Ottoman silk, with four
white point applique lace drapings, square
neck, no sleeves, and o train. Following
the style in evening dresses, which, by
the way, Il said TO have its origin with
Miss Jennie Chamberlain, the Cleveland
beauty, the dress was unusually plain
Over the ball dress Miss Cleveland will
wear q white plush dolman, trimmed with
white fox fur. 5i N
The other dress was q tailor.made suit
of1adies' cloth, light baixe front and very
short in the back. With II was jacket
ofthe same aimple pattern. In her order
Miss Cleveland, whotisa q plain, straight
forward and somewhat reserved lady wa.
strict In herrequirement that there Should
be as little ostentation as possible, and
her wishes were carried out, se p.e
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TnE adjournment OF the session without
extension will be driving the iron into the
Public Printers soul, but that can't be
helped. Tie State can better afford to
give him gratuity of $1,000 than to
listen to his patriotic appeals for more
time and more printing
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COLLECTOR NIcCoRNIcK is about to re.
move the headquarters Of tho Collector Of
Internal Revenue from Wheeling to Graf
ton. A deputy remains in Wheeling,
where the bulk OF the business is done.
Encouragement, it is understood, Is for
the convenience OF the Collector. Other
reforms are in contemplation.
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merely a. s souvenirs.

+ LONDON, Feb. 25.-Sir Henry Gordon,
brother of the hero OF Khartonm, has re-
Iauested Zabhr Pasha to open negotiations
with the Mahdi for the restoration
Of tho private papers and other
personal property Of General Gordon
which fell into the hands OF the Mahdi,s
troops when Khartoum was captured.
Zsbhr Pashais Is requested TO inform the
Mahdi that these souvenirs are only
wanted for thesatisfactio ion Of General Gots
don,s relations, and is authorized TO guar.
|antee that no military use viii be made ei
the papers, DO. ~ =
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Valley Grove Items.

I Mr.. Vincent Cuson has returned homo
ifomth West, where he has been visiting.
Messrs. Reignef and Blaney will leave
I'm d few days for Washington, D. O., to
attend the Inauguration.
The Rev. Mr.. Lester, ofWest Alexan-
der, was visiting the Rev. Mt Gtier, oi
the Stone Church, in communion services
on last Sabbath. i r.. 81
AT the meeting Of Liberty Central Re
publican Club OF this place 10 be held this
evening two Original essays will be read.
One; by u II. Reigner; Fsq, teacher d
the publi school here, entitled The Pro.
eress Of Natiops1s and the other nThe M.
tnral Industrial school In tho United
stntes versus European = byj'r. Il. Max.
well. Tie debate win De the question,
RSSoltei, that the Temperance movement
has, been Infused by making IL 8 ational
political issue., = Messrs, II, II. Whtianl
asd " I. B, Bushaela will open the discus
sion. s.t = ~ y y 4 ( = 81 80 y.
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a Pielafe & tlad.tsns.

Iospox, Feb. p, Henry Iabouchere,
lsiytns his reasons wsiy he believes that
Gladstone viii soonfesign his office, uses
the following Language MI. Gladstones
ace Il telling onbim. He Wishes strongly
but he wills feebly. lie resorts 10 tenn;
=torafy expedienss new and ullstakes o
victory in arlianeht tof statesna anshiph
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VIcE PREsIDESr.RLEcr HESDRIcKs is an.
nOyed because somopublic prints have pic.
tured his wife in an attitude which mis-.
represents her, and the yistaous husband
writes President.elect Cleveland as fol-
lows:
Nn. Hendricks and'I have been much
annoyed by the publication in some Of the
newspapers OF q picture somewhat re-
scmbling her, and an article in bad taste,
attributing to her an ambition quite alb
sunl. J need not say that the publication
was without our knowledge, and that to
no person can II be so offensive as to lis.
understand that such pictures and ar
ticles are prepared in New York and, fur
nlSllsd 70 Subscribing newspapers for a
small price. We trust that it will not be
annoyance to yourself or the ladies' Of your
family lI5'5s I: y
The virtuous Indianian mustbe gaining
some courage, that he has said this much
TO Ex-Governor Cleveland. It was gen:
eally presumed that lie would have no
voice in the affairs of tue administration.
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cel,efell Mllh SNOW. Y

wiIxishSi:RE, T, 4, Feb. q. Sunday
night Mieaaei Fabian and Joseph Logan,
miners, let Ecltley for Highland. The
evening was stormy Tie wind and snow
blew az q terrific rate, When about hall
way in / iense wood Fablan,a hat blew
on. He started after II. Logan iourneyed
on, reaching Highland. Fabian not up:
peating searching party WAS started
back, but fliled tof tind ID trace Of him 70
this afternoon II isthought he pefished
and his body was covered with snow,
which Is two ieet deep.
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Four Killed Outright.

GAIyEsroS, Texas; Feb. %. The Neisf
Beaumont special says: pr. S: y Fuller
returned to.dayirom theseene ofthe dis.
aster at Mona Mills, near lseuntz's 3, on the
line et the East Texas railway and reports
that four In all were killed outright by,t the
explosion and eight seriously wounded.
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PiFFspuRaH, Feb. p. JOHN Griffin,
proprietor q q second dshand store on Fifth
Avenue, which has long been looked
upon as "a fence was r,lided by the
police to.night and over S, 900 worth oi
stolen goods, consisting OF watches, fings,
silver plate and cutlery were recovered
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PrrrsnuRou, Pa. Feb. %. The Mans
field miners who struck against the
Tribunal award Of two cents and q half .
busheI will resume work tomorrow at
that rate, the operators agreeing 10 pay
them three cenls for all eoai mined pre-.
yions 10 the 18th inst,
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TnEIIE 700 oPrEN APPLIED.

81
Willis-''I do not think the gentleman
within parliamentary rules can do 50.
|. Browne continuing said the time had
come! when one member might charge i
fellow member with being a liar, "a ascopn.
drelo lot anything else, yet 1t was not q sio;
lation Of the deeorum Of this digniaed
body. He have heard Language used
here which would have disgraced the
yilestpot house Of this city.
Tiliman thought the House was en-.
gagged in extraordinary proceedings. It
was engaged In what he might call alegis;
latiye veto. The Constitution put II in
the mower OF one.t fifth Of the members to
yetothe will Of the majority by calling
the yeas and nays. Since six O'Clock Il
had been been evident that the yetoing
minority wore determined that the River
and iHafbor Bill shonld not pass and tho
question had resolved itself into one 81
endurance. Jaekasses were superior 10
the most intellectual statesmen!
0n'the motion Of Hammond Brownies
motion was tabled. Yeas 13o nays 80. Z
Z at t1s55 amotion TO adjourn was lost,
yeas 105; nays 110; but at ~ O'clock 0
similar mot lion was carried. 81
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~, National House Of Representatives
..1n11 .SI make good side show to circus.
vos,snlay, voI% il will be observed, the fun
r,l,st and furious. - n
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TAE Register, in an article published
yesterday, nouns because "there now
seems to be no hope Of the passage Of the
bill submitted by Council for the better
government Of tho city, unless the session
be extended" Itfarther states that .the
enactment Of this billis absolutely neces.
aty othe proper and economical admin.
lsttatiOn Of our municipal anaiB; and un-
less it receives the sanction Of our State
law makers, serious financial trouble may
block the wheels Of our city government"
The sincerity Of the Regiaerin lis as
nmed anxiety for the passage Of tho
"Vlty bill" may be gagged by the fact
that only a few days since It stated plainly
rs objection to an important provision Of
Tue same, taking the same ground that
haS been taken by the city press without
exception.
The taots are, that the "oity bill' re-
ieFred to by the RegSier Is mot approved
by either the press or the people oi the
city. They do not want that Kind Of leg.
" sslattOn, and hayO practically said 50 by
their vote at the January election. We
speak advisedly shea we say to tho mem.
oes Of the Legislature, that II Is a rare
.alng to find anycitizen, who understands
provisions, who is in favor Of the pass.
as' Of the bill in question, We hope the
legislature will allow 1t to sleep, and We
think it will. -
.,l. The real object Of the Register inits
eaOrt to get an extension Of tho scs.
slCn Is twO-tOld. 1t wants more public
printing. It desires the passage of the
Mason tax bill, TO the help Of which otien,
ave measure it has lent It's columns. Il
aSs gone as far in open support q tha,
g scheme asit dared to 60, having regard L
.ae sentiment Otthe people upon whom i
Ss depends for It's own support. THE R.ai,ttI
liIs t ,taa. @islead aaybe1sI,s Weeping sfoso
n ~ 4 ~
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Ma. CAnsxApoX informs the 1NrELtr-
orycEn that his ensilage corn yielded
twenty tons to the acre, not thirty as was
incorrectly stated. 1t should also be said
that Mr.. Carskadon is the pioneer siloist
In West Virginia. Nt
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LOST An SEA.
The steamship America Founders In o Gale
oattha Floridn Coast s.i.4

The Steamship America Founders In q Gale
on the Florida Coast h
NV YoRK, Feb. 25.-W ford reached this
city. to-day that the steamship America,
Captain Frederick Miller, which sailed
several weeks ago from this port to the
West Indies, toundered ina gale twenty
five miles north Of Jupiter Inlet, Fla, on
February II. The officers and crew were
saved. Previous to, her departure the
America had been thoroughly oyerhauled
under Captain hfiller's supervision. Her
skipper confidence in bis. reconstructed
craft was almost unlimited. She was
almostuninsurcd. His wife and baby &C.
cOmpanied him as far as Baltimore.
Tie steamer was very deeply laden,
and II was deemed advisable to relieve
her OF some OF her cargo, OF which large
part was iron machinery. Captain Miller
had sailed in;the lost steamer for years 70
the West indies in the fruit trade. He is
m excellent navigator, and reliable
man in every way. Iast summer, while
the America was out of commission, he
was sent for by, James Gordon Bennett,
who had Just dispensed with the services
oftlie captain OF his steam yacht Namouna,
but Gaptain Miller did not agree to tho
proposition made him. The first officer
ofthe AmericaRas L. L. Colson.
The steamer stopped at Baltimore on
her last trip bound for Havana, Cuba, and
was on her way home from Cardenas,
going to Baltimore, when the tie hurri-
10 ,3n ntrnck bar The storm was rOna nf
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MR GLADSTONE has gone and d>ne it
.uaip,O O'Bricn's constituents will send
him hack to Parliament II he wants to go.
Then what will the House OF Commons do
.loni it2
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BstEoATEs RonERrsoN, of Ohio, and
Iliukle, Of Pendleton, are the only Demo
crats in tie House who have shown the
courage to rise above party aud act for the
welfare Of the people. This is The mean
ing Of their vote against extending the
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TOo,r Republicans who were to weaken
Yesterday, according to Democratic proph-
nv, stool to their guns and served them
viii hot shot. And behold the enemy
ao.Ih
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ARg the Democrats trying TO hold of
The appropriation bills so as to force an
extra session II they can't get an exten-
siOng Dothey think they can hoodwink
tie people? z
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A BUFFALO newspaper prints . sensa.
tiOnal article about the invasion OF Canada
by Fenians. Their plan, the paper says,
"is believed to involve the crossing Of the
border at two or three different points
simultaneously, Buffalo being one Of them,
They claim TO be well supplied with arms
and able to concentrate 5000 men at a
given point at short notice." This is a
cheap scare pointed at England.
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INAuaunAL pYRorEoHNIcs.

Fireworks That Would Make Thes. Jeiier.
soa's Eyes stand ont esIss5 Hand.
NEw YoRk, Feb. 25- y this morn.
ing g'aparty Of Atty mechanics crossed over
to this city from East New York, and
passing down Broadway turned into d side
street, and stopped iniront Of the build
finss occupied by d large dealer in lire,
works Ashley marched down the street
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s,x,1oe NoNRls arraigns the "intelli.
.,at majority" in iorcible and spirited
.,,Is. syJ aud will puzzle the other side to
.,so, bis telling points.
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II ,he people Of Wheeling will take the
.,onblO 10 remove the snow from their
,nt,rrs they will keep the water out OF
tSsj, cellars in case Of a rapid thaw.
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r,yr members Of the Cabinet have been
..lscted, They will be found in our tele-
s.,nh columns. Comment deferred until
Il. vouchers are received.
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rtbe inaugural ball Governor Wilson
III n, resr a man-of.the-peoplo smile cut
,,ea,t.r. S% We must get backtO the real old
1,gsnouiall simplicity.
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IN Wall street shriekcd when the Ma
~, lax bill fell. v
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Arranged for To.day-pown In q Coal
(, Mine. -,
Several months since, the Manchester
Coal Company purchased and LEASED d:
large tract Of coal land lying on the east,
side Of the hill back Of It's present works
and ReymanTi's Brewery. Ever since then,
the miners in both the new bank and the
old one on the west side OF the hill have
been, working towards each other with q
view Of joining the two, 50, that teoai mined
on the east side aud which was to be
reached only by an entry near 9It. do
Chantal, thereby making It quite an ex-
pensive mat ter TO get II TO market might
be hauled out by way, OF the eritryopanings
on the west side near the brewery, In
Manchester. q Z. ~ n
"A few days since the two men Joined.
making the entire works one Of the lark.
est in this vicinity. Pbilo L. Kimberly,
the Superintendent; Is quite proud OF tie
work and this afternoon proposes 10 run
an excursion through the hill The FOL
lowing invitation, addressed to the editor
and! stat OF this paper, has been received:
GINTLEtES: Please honor us with
your presence and participate in an ex-
cursion down into the bowels Of the earth,
through and underline hill. from Afanclies:
ter to East Manchester, near Mt. de Chan
tai, on Thursday, February 20 1885; at %
o'clock p. N. Regulation dress, slouch hat,
ssogie boots; &C., Sc. Beer al Reymann's i
before starting; other refreshmentss at
Dutch Gap aud other stations n route,
Passengers must not cares the nnlesI
with canes, clubs orbriek bats. Editors
allowed the largest liberties hut will not
be allowed TO interview drivers miners or
other employees as to secrets of the bnsi-
ness. Palace cars, careinl divers and we'll
bred Spanish mulesF( good kickers) have
been provided for the occasion.
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NJ, avn Eustace Gibson raises his voice
4, oistols and tonic.
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DIED.

Z a IshisrRo On gedhesdsy, February a. iSsS.
etfhO fesidpncei No n kinetetHth STREET, NlRYJ
~ .Ahllstkoa vile ols .. 8 Arms, ,oBg.
Funetl noiice hereafter, "
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strilsing Miner. Confident. i

CoLuNpus, o.. Feb. % meetingof,
the striking miners Of istraitsyille ycster.
day. it was decided dlnot to submit toa re-:
duction from 70 0cents until the State Com.
yention has tablished a State price. Tho.
strikers report an increase IN ontside.
aid aud appear confident they will he able.
70 hold out against any arbitrary reduc-S
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dhs gatsIIilgenftr,

-; No.. 70 aud 81 Fourteenth street.
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A,NoyEL[ TRIP

Arranged for To-day Down In Coal
/, /, Mine.
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xOr SaIr.
Newspaper Presses
FOR SALE.
To make room for new machinery the follow
ing machines are offered fol- sale:
One Double Cylinder Press,

Size Of bed "a inches by 80 inches; In nrst
rate working order; fret cost $500; win DO
sold for 5000.
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If a country is great that makes album
daut corn, wheat, oats and hay, what sort
Of country must that be which adds to
these cotton, rice, tobacco, sugar cane,
sweet potatoes and host of fruits and
vegetables? Such country is the South
ern States, which is just now showing
wonderful improvement. Population
must ultimately centre upon those locali-
ties which are the most abundantly sup
piled with the necessaries of life.
On a great continent like ours it may
require several centuries to prove the cor
RICHNESS of this statement; but. like com
pound interest, population increases rap
idly. The Northern States felt and profit
ed by the first impulse of the Westward
flow Of mankind across the Atlantic; but
the eddying recOil of the mighty stream
from the base of the Rocky Mountains
viii settle down upon the South, which
viii be the last section of the Union to
feel the weight and cares of old age.
Georgia in time viii support doubtless
about 100000 of people, and Florida
100000.
Are we laying broad and deep the foun-
dation Of a civilization that sh all stand
the test of such populations
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posed to the air Il slight corrosion is pro-
dueed; then write on the strip in a plain,
bold hand with coed lead pencil, say
Faber's No. ,. Don't be discouraged if
the writing should be indstinct at first /;
II Will in a few days become as black as
INK. Punch eyelets for cooper WIRE TO
attach them to the trees"
Many a man has broken his back and
losi his heart on poor farm which he has
suffered to run down by bad management.
de has spread his labor and capital over
100 acres, when by coniining himself to
p or 30 he might have become happy and
rich. The way to repair such an error is
to begin with one field and get that into
good condition, and let the rest lie, and so
go ON through the farm. One rich field will
then make it easy to enrich another or
two; and while the beginning is slow, it is
downhill work, and as the end is nearly
reached progress is fast and easy.
Fowls left to themselves never stand in
a draft. If your houses are subject to a
draft OF air through them the fowls take
colds as readily as do people, but with far
greater evil results. a fowls heart beats
100 times each minute, and fowls do not
perspire. All waste goes of by means of
the respiratory organs. A cold therefore
results in arrangement OF the mucous
membrane lining them, and distemper and
croupe follow as the result, or derange-
ment of the bowels, resulting i'm aggra-
waited diarrh9a or cholera. Build their
quarters wlnd-tight and ventilate by
means of cup0la ventilation.
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BITS OF SCIENCE.

Thoroughly cooked meat, when reduced
10 fine particles, M. WON says,is as readi-
" attacked by the gastric secretions as
raw meat.
In Paris the quantity of domestic refuse
produced daily amounts 10 1000 cubic
meters, while the sewage Welded in the
same time is not less than 100000 meters.
Carpets, when thin layer OF lard
wood sawdust that has been well
dnmped with solution Of common salt
il thoroughly brushed of, are found 70
have their freshness restored.
A crane capable Of lifting weight Of
147 tons is in course Of construction at
Hamburg. twill be the largest machine
OF the kind on the continent Of Europe,
that Of Antwerp coming next with n lift
INK power Of 100 tons.
Black marble may thus be polished I:
Wash the marble with soap and warm
water, and when II Is well dry rub IL well
with furniture paste or French polish,snd
then rub It over with an old silk handker-
chief. After two or three trials the mar
bic will become quite bright.
To make pulp from wood or other vege-
table matter Ru0ul iictet first commin-
utes the material and then treats the pow
der with concentrated sulpburOus acid
and water. under pressure Of five at
mospheres, and at temperatures ranging
from - degrees TO 80 degrees centigrade.
Carbon disulphide, Ckiandi Bey states,
Is soluble in water 10 the extent oi 0.0O
gram per lire. The watery solution AR
rests all fermentation and kills microbia.
During twenty years experience he has
never known case Of paralysis among
the workmen constantly exposed 20 the
fumes.
Bronze may be renovated and recolored
by the use Of mixture Of one part Of
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KNOW THYSELF, by reading the ''Sci-
ence of Life" the best medical work ever
published. for young and middle-age men.