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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-06
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Discussed.
w2xHSNeTcS CRY. Dee AT Ihe woci- grow
srs' cosxentlen tHssss tae Nssona. wooi-srow.
err Assoeias q .. 81 the Bniaed aies, was or
ysR I'D sy sns sseg ion ~ constitution ana
eer sns the fasl sing effieers - serve one year,
Columbus nelaae OHIO. PRESIDENT s ! r Rich.
Michigan, vscs President: C. II. BealL West ytr-
GINA. ressar Is GsoFwe II. Wallace. Missoarf.
secretary. sna David c1Sslfs. Nev York. assistant
SECRETARY. T. n Ei-seg, vtrmant W L Basfk
Texas. and Jeau Mcfsowei pennsy wanna were
sesse,aa 10 aSi with the oeseers u The asssseia-
lsea as al executive toad. committee VAS
aagsa ed - draft Ma address 90 the wroi- grew
sfx al fhe e tied ssases They viii pzbliRh the
address 81 en- eaFaY date.
one 81 tia pFiaelaal sassecss distressed tosssv
was the aadeTxssusaioa 81 tie 80 eAsls1 rig
waste Iass yese fhs Importation If thts 80
eassea waste eQaa8ed the aaEiFs w0ol clip az
either naso ar Trxsss That - Is Is
superior saV aea~l,r al weai naungarfarsux sur
pssses 60 tas anxst ssoaroa wes &a ghAs eoanFyy.
sn4 yrs pad aats 81 aasy ta esn . .sn,t
wheu 81 sAsssi3 hare pasf. ussn proper and last
einss 6eAifans - - e fezatS ezr aSGaA last
xeaF asaa3 "a aIa sos1sse f 81 = usol wss fgn-
rcgssa, rrsnesealy fsssa xaxlaua. ard SOFA IL
ne n4Af krss nf tass eunssy a. iapza - 10 g. eeass
4 pssua wnie in enc ssme mAskets sue scosyed
Caslforrta wssl sad 81 IS eanek per peasd, e
VS. ass ssasSss fhas - sse Esa4e 81 wa Vas
ussds - tAe szSntna1n tea aS Eara&aary bsxeze
xainmeas. ssssesaEly ez=ss s1sea 81 eli Il into
szsaH rsnss IA s@iaAasoa ef wAs=S foE the toas
psFysa~e a sx4asag sne SO snI avssttag par
scat "a tRst eNssaNs AnfAsS Toe scen ~ stsee
w91se8 uaoa seerSsASg wtn3sn tasS afssgaeoa
ana IN saHtsss = EsoseSs The seeFetaxg said hS
vas sofsxre - sAoeeaxe saxexstxAt1oa q tse
ssbse1s SD tai fssiaee u1Si4 hs ecae sAe s'ses-
sroatsx 41tsFesss<
EAs asxi ssnAA, saeetax ali - Aesd =
GAic2ga she ssevnA y seness3g es Taze n1xL
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TnE ABscoNDINa CASHIER.
He Takes Money Set Aside For Paying
Representatives


Representatives
wAsHrNoTox ClTT, Dee 5-Ssicoss, the cashier
Of tie ssfgeans ~ araas Of the House. who shr
sconded with s7soo0 Belonging 70 the govern
mens. vas trusted emplssge who came here
from Ohio. &c vas appointed By Leedom SIX
years ago. lie hkd good busiae qualifications
and sosa possessed himself OF tne unlimited
conhdenes Of HIS superiors. Last Saturday he
notified Leed0m that ne was gong to New 70 4
and woald be back sunday. A massage was re-
celved from him dated New York this morning
saying lhat he hal been de sinet, tut wo ii re-
turn that night. A similar message reached his
wife IA this city. AS he did nos appear on
Tues ay Leedom was fearful thTt he had been
OyeEtAk1n By some accident but 70 satisfy the
rising srs pacaau he began Investigations The
Information that Siicott bad drawn his bank ac-
ccaa deepened this suspicion. AMI the Inquiry
Was pursued. The enormous ufiice safs could
MT DC opened in 4 moment, - Sileot has the
combustion. but when entrance Was kaaily
efeesea it was iouud that some $4,000, which
had ben SET apart for the use Of he paying
teller, was intact Tue next inquiry was
made at the treasury Department, where
Il edom was 1uioraed tast Stlc0tt had
Cal ed on saturday and lad drawn
about <75.000. II was possible for him 70
draw this large sum wfthost exciting attention.
Is be had for leag time been chs sSed with the
dug OF collecting the money with which the
salaries OF repGes- natives are paid. Sileott .
uaoer bonds in the sum 81 s6,0u0 This is.
however. an indemnity bond. given % the ser.
geant-at-arms and Leedam. who Is himself
bonded IN the sun Of sS0.oo1, Is directly Te-
spa sib Z for he shortage Lssdom says Siisots
con q nave taken kG0.0o0 just - easily
number OF representatives were In the habit
Of keeping individual deposits With the sergeant
alarms. aud ihsi iosees when ascerlaiaea.
mas swell. the sum total considerably. Later
MO ma ion is 0 the EJECT that the paying
iss sf's fansls. a. hough In the same safe where
s lcott X pt bis money, were protected by sep
sr1ie lock and steel door. This may expiain
their pFesers alton. What concerns members
OF the House mo deeply Is whether. In giving
signed certificates TO the sergeantatsrms. on
which be obtained money from the treasury,
they have not released the government from h.
abb ity for their salAries opanlons on this point
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conEnenaNnt &c the nszder class 81 criminals.
he ass urges esssbsisAine 4 pssa0a hu-esn IN
The & p4rsrae8 o. justice where eonid -
FNsssrea eosT&fes ash eas&ed 10 pssmsnenf
fsrm The ffIn nai Statistics 81 tbs UEsssd STATES
A hapter On Che lRH hEss IS 81 the attorney
rpzera ssyS. Il bas besHn 5fOaRht 70 ny atsen-
r1sn thas Al ~ reeens congressional eleczSona
tner< we're xery nnEaeroas aHA saf-reaebsux sae-
iasSans of the Federal Lass reikSiag 70 szsh
elections b seEx5ng aud deksrYins ballot foxes.
b. sasss fson 81 faise bsllsts. by false rvtaras,
AID by hrshery q voters and election OFFERS.
and - sarsons c4her mRAaz TIE FxpuiAr VIII
wa9 sIaxd aid iaEaiHFd and returns o tanned
uhosiv AZ van nee witA Whist shVufd hsTe been
th~ resuIt II 4 free AID fair vote, honestly
eeunsed. ENorss have beea made 70 pEereaf
nu4 cripple Sne pros tut!B Of fhese e1snders
BY att napts % iaFImfeafe uzsghalz FROM skrv-
ing process sr4 VITA sses EF0aa giving sest-
nauy, sneh naturalization golae o he ext ne Of
sesuAg sssMssss aKl0H bat hostility 20 the Enlted
states cearts AID officers IL net oDEne4 30 cleo
ton marsers Tie recurts CT the de-
y.ArErent Of justice show that n
SINE cisirie,s evil proceedings Of those eourss
and csiminal pgoseeu io<s. Who'll discouns eted
with The elective franchise, cann0t process De-
cana the dtes the Necessary witnesses are IN
such danger that II w0aia be Simplt tnhuman
70 force The att nd rnce and The giving OF their
testimony. While IN certain leeA tiles uV oceaper
toe IS 80 d. agerons - the faithful performances
OF duty BY Unised states mzrshas OF course
such las esgneks cannot be tolerated
TIE astorneg geneTal speaks OF the importance
OF same changes IN the judicial system which
win enable eoagis and especially The supreme
court 20 dispose oil accumulated business.
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A Deficiency In the Cash OF the Ser
geaat's once.


geant's 0flice.
wAsaEEaToS cITr. Dec. a-The speaker laid
before fhe HoaSe lae following communication
sEsm 2. Lsescm. late sergeant-as-arnS OF tits
Heuse. esreete 70 the speaker.
Il rsgret 10 report that q 4. Sieott, late cash
Ter 81 ths Office II seFkt AM arms has departed
sr8m Ihls cts without settling his ascouats. and
have bceu unable . aseersaia his whereAtou ..
and {. ere Is q det ieacf h the cash II the Of.
Gre. Ia virN OF these clrtumstanegs l RS ect
feIy rtQassi "a mtntdla frvssiiga ion of my
sc. QUITS. nnaeF such sclion as the House Of
Representa- ses mas take IA the premises"
Adams Of illinois pr.Sebtec a resolution reeis-
Tag the shove facts. satiRg the am unt Of the
aelsleafiun 81 tssSe6. and providing scr she APP
po.ntment Of q b l,et eon1mistee ey the speaker
% inyrstigase xna resort The melton was
adopted. aud the following we're appo ated:
Adams stewart q Vermont, Payne, Need Of
ava. II aman. b cant aud HemphilL
The speaAeE also appolated The following com
mite -
Ca Ruies-The speaker and Mckinley, Can
ncss Carlisle and Randall.
On Accounts Spooner. Rooshman. Kelly Of
Kansas, McCori. Hasuhvough. Hayes, Crimes.
lee and Kerr OF reunsyi Sauta
Ga EaF0lied 81 s--Kenneay. Townsend OF
feansy lSanis, More OF Nsw Hampshire. Kill
mere and wlliiamy Adjourned andl Monday.
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SEATTLE PosTNTELIcENcER, FRIDAY, DECEMBER s. 1850

ii wss brought ont b an article pubasshea
sszl ~ EEsncianati EnqaiFn Estimating that
Wood hzd nsatis Aeon. ession which woald /,
when made public, impllsate soEss men
high In the party and the ar
tscie was so construed IS 90 leave little
doubt that Governor Foraker was the o1s
referred 10 ne teiegram the governor sent
10 the En9nissr states that he has been
ready 81 ali times 20 furnish any informa-
tson which be pcss=sssed IN regard 10 the
matter ard saving that be WAS entiFesy In
nocens OF The inspatatson which was sought
70 be cast ayou hiln.
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KIILED ron MONEY.
Ttalian Women Qunrrei Over Money Mat
texs with Fatal Results.

Italian Women Qaarrei Over Money Mat
tiers with Fatsl Results.
NKw YoRS. Dec. 4.--shoftly after noon
to-day. Antonette Fefralla Was shot aud
instantly killed by Asunto Buguto, an
other Italian woman with whom she be-
came involved In row over money mat
tiers. She also shot Maria Cerase al
d ough II is believed not dangerously.
When policeman entered the room he
found Antolneite Feralia lying dead on the
sioor. Maria Cersse. tn dsad woman's
mother, Was shot through the left elbow,
while her sister, Pietromesia PeTiso, re-
ceiyed bullet in the left breast The Ia.
iursd women were removed in an ambu-
lance 10 the hospital. The murderess re-
fused 20 give any explanation other than
10 intimate that The the shooting Was
brought about duringa quarrel on money
matters. She Is about 2B wears old.
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CHIcAGo, Dec. A meeting OF live stock
dealers OF Chicago. Kansas City. Omaha,
ST. Louis. Sioux City. Peoria and other
points was he'd here yesterday and today.
Is has perfected an organization, 70 be
known as the Nationai Live stock Exchange.
Its object IS defined TO be the development
and protection Of live stock in the United
States and corrections Of The evils which
have growE in trade. Ii Is enphatically
denied that anything in tue nature OF q
trust Is ontempiated
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pALY.MsAuLIFFE FlrmT.



BosroE. Dec. k-The afteen-roand glove fight
iof a purse of s5.09n beswrsn Mike DAILY, Of
Bangor. and laex MeAuli5e, iight-weRhts,
resulted ia draw. AeAn ne welxhed
10, Daily 10 poaadE From fhe afst NcAalifIe
I'D. fansiuH his blows When. ard where ne
II asca aud DAILY acted GA the defensive noat
af tne time.
In the feeond round DAILY rot in q terrific
elxht-henatF On McAalifeR wind thar fairly
took him cd his let, eul MeAaiife samded a
blew that splst BE - left ear.
llaiy got 10 teliiug blow ON McAnilffe's nose
IN tn eighth nnd. bal dsew no biond. and IA
the Ainth u An tie eAnshi Dsly ca the isw .
staggering bloc psly fStnfned stinzine hit q 81
swviied MeAallhe's lip Ia fh- next four Founas
MeAnlifs show rid blow sifez blow npan is
Ugponsnt. in sessFal inAsauces nearly knock ng
him over the fopes. In the f0uIt ensh aud af.
teenth rounds Day vas gsosSy. hat kepk up.
aud the contest was declares draw.
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CHICAGO. Dec. 4--This morning Dono.
hue. counsel for O'SulIivzn and KunEe
began his address to the Cronin jury In
their de ense. Donohue talked at length
about cireumstantiai evidence, reason
sble donhs. etc. He argued that OtSulli-
van s contract with Cronin could not BE-
used against the yos man. because il had
been proved that O'Sulliyan's intention
was TO use the contract. About Cronin's
death, 0'sulavan had no motive 70 commit
this crime. AT the close Ut Donohue's adj
dress the court adjourned
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AZ English ard Al knsh sailor we're in
"a engagement sosesbsss. The former lad
hIs * slot Of and askee PAT 10 eAgry kln
beaew Il tAe 1ocslss. f@k Esekea bin up.
ard wbiia carrying hisa of another haAs.
snknown 70 Pas. carried otf TIE knglssh-
MAS brad some ona 30 Rat 1. was nc
nsa carrying ths man - sAasarxsea. fer Aia
head va C.
.By my soui." said Pa. the fellow
suezasd asYs hs tald ~ i SIS his lez."
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RAN INFO A FREIGHT.
A Pennsyivania Passenger Train
Wrecked.

WfcCAfQt
PiTTsBuRs. Dec. 4.--The east-bound day
express on the Pennsylvania road was
wrecked near GreensbArg. Pennsylvania,
this morning by running into side
tracked freight train. A dozen persons
were reported more or less injured; several.
il is believed. fatally.
The names OF the injured. 60 far as
learned, are: NJ. l. Brown. engineer:
Elmer Myers. fireman, injured. il Is be-
lieved fatally. Engineer DAILY was not
dangerously hurt George Gray, brennan.
was badly hurt. plumber of the passen-
gers on the day express were slightly in
jured. The collision was terrific. both en-
gines were completely wrecked and the
baggage car reduced 10 splinters. Fortu-
nateiy for the hundreds OF passengers on
the express. il was not hurled over the high
els 81 knlent AZ this point.
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IoNpaN. pee. a. Gisratch from zsuxihar
anaaua - thai Emia resas has mei win pro
h@biy fatal accident. Besax nsaE-sg GIFTED he
waiked ola window hS aai.tske I'D tvll GA bic
head. fsacsuFsng Bis skall DE- Gow tss 81 Raag-
Km ia a eri teal condition Al dsofars except
nsaaieyx FhYsiessn aeesArFs Enln's injuries
ma prove fatal. stasles's ehysEeian Ia hop snl
OF sasiag Knlass llas, haf Gays that andet the
most gsyesa sis circumstances TIE paiieni eaAnot
he snaye1 sof AZ axs ten desx
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pattie With : aToonshiner.

BUTLER, Mo-. Dec. 4--United States
Marshal Willis. who had warrant for the
arrest OF Pierce MorSan. q Ipoonsaifier,
late last night met him on the street.
Morgan swore he would not be taken alive
and drew revolver and fred. The bullet
did not take elect ami Willis whipped out
his revolver and both fired simultaneously.
Both bullets took effect Willis was shot
through the heart and died instantly.
Morgan was shot in the stomach.
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lows rmm oKLEsrlALs

New York Chamber Of Commerce Rids
for Chinese rraae.
NEW Yosx. Dec. 8.--ffae Chamber Of Com
meses to-day received = rvpon from ifs
committee On hUf Ian cen meFee aud rey-
s.ue lapak. 10 whom K referred the
eonmun cation ~ Mr.. G. r. Huntington
ssialing 10 he ChinSse expas3on act. The
eanM stee recommend the as8stEun If the resa-
Ia Apn fequest ug the presseni u the Unitsa
ststes 70 ersn nes<slsAtiuna with the SOW, "a.
meat q Chias fer shH psseeial adjustment % all
sfeabiss u the two goxeFnmeuts aud the ressor.
aiten - he good teeliaxs which had hisae TO
marked shsir iak rceafsss resolution adopted.
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American rrottinr Association.

CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-Ihe board of appeals,
OF the American Trotting Association,
cleared the docket tonight and adjourned.
A great Number of cases were decided and
number OF expuislons made. Among the
cases was that Of the ASSOCIATION OF Los
Angeles. Cal, vs.. Clarence J.. Richards aud
Chas. K. Fickett Both men and horses
were expeliel for fra udulent entry At Spo-
game Fails I'm i822
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rEANenIsK rRArps.

At4nrney -ssenerAs Miller &news the ntal-
xatts 81 EnfaxStng ths Law
peri SNes&s Essaeassai Nssteg s4sss N1r4aR -
ssaF ~ esss. sessx art &4ass sF rzfnAs Egesac4
t<Sss sSvE Ess1saksea. sz8 gANxs sc Pe21ing
$50 Z tAe sassaes a1& zyaA * - sassax gs1sa
~ Nzlsef segszaznssssss iAas p-arfs2aE b za43s
fss Ealtet SsssFs ps fteassATy ant "A EsAse2
Ss&sss EssosEsassss. saS 4Eles lazen4es ~ t2e
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a Caraltna flreua Row.

coivMaiA, : Dcs A--A terrible trseeay Is
FefsaFea fFem mehs ssn ocenfs. n. c. Moassay
afanken nerress began = quarrel sad free
aSet Hose. Pistols. knifes clubs Aad stones
we're fnsnEht insa ase. The eoGfies ragged
tweaty sniaatss. Jaek Haaf. Tom c.llssf ana
Sc ius msf were kilsed. uklf deeen ossvrS
wefe telassA. ne nAanIassd parties pants aed,
IA eaEsaes by a sEessas gresss.
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want nm Exten.io. or Franchise.

PORTLAND. Or. Dec. 4.--The Portland
Gable Railway Company have asked Tor =
franchise TO extend their road to Alder
street. 10 the exposition building and down
Nineteenth street to NJ offering, il granted
1t, to build bridge which viii be necessary
ON Alder street the full width for the public
use al cost Of $4,000.
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Distressed Gsrman Miners.

BERLIs. Dec. 1.-TWO hundred thousand
miners employed in the treasury coal
mines In the Saar district pesitioned the
kaiser 70 intervene 10 tsselr behalf. They
complain that even an unmarried men
cannot live on the wages they now get, Is
all things are very dear.
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ms rANILY MISSING.
Jshn Norris Friend May Have Murdered
HE Family.

LfrxLE Reck. Ark. Dee. A.--The disap-
pearance q an entire family 10 reported
frons Nelleville. John Norris. living tear
Snmnaervisle. No.. sent his Rlie ard three
children, under the care nf Joseph siravss.
10 gssper, Ark The party travelled ever
lard ia wagons. and Graves returned %
sammeryisle and reported thai be had left
Mrs.. Norris and children ~ Jasper. Mhea
NJ arrss himself reaehel taere he found hat
his Iasulgy was rot IS that town.. Mardsg
ana rnhherN e snSFecfeI-
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The Cause Assigned BY Hattie Denohas
For Suicide.

sAcRAmExro, Dec. Miss Hattie b.
ponohue. young lady who has been em-
ployed for year past ~ an operator in
the Office Of the Western I'M Telegraph
Company, committed suicide late
this afieTnooa By jumping into
the Sacramento river from the
high YoIo bridge. Nlss Donohae
was AZ expert opera or. and has held coed
positions in san Francisco, Virginia ana
Keno, New. she left a note 20 Mrs. Swift
the lady with whom she lived, stating that
her life Vas not an enviable one, and that
she had chosen the esSicst way 10 end her
s-ySss Ia
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htSTtscsss pes AeThe n Al aeslve Gssss
asassssss - Ssaaa eaaFsers n SIS stsssy % TITS
Fssst nss sta9se sesses aAy. \ ~ eansshgrs ssre
cSAztReNii te sss8 sea gsssass us sTaia - Carz
sd sass weses - enssas IA sae nontas q gsa-
eAsf, tseseaFs sRss Asrva rs total eaA-tasx
Ell f.zf efssssf kssSss.F.
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RKpbINa, CAL, Dec "A severe storm.
companied by cloud-bnrst and light
nine prevailed here last night One house
was struck BY lightning and slightly dam
aged. Seventy feet Of trask was washed
out. causing serious DELAY 70 trains.
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wAsSfSsFaS CIV Ess -SAsssss niles vas
sessay a. tssasssa eeAs = sag 2 Il kassse Yelssn.
sssse essay - Ma {, segaas.sr Al am
ssS, 1't@f ~ e0ats, ASski A. Aasksaa -
es>asSs,sassa tsfsgss ssaaHsy. y nak-. as x
xS.4sszG a. AAsass NAssea sUassV. U-s.
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Tsey. n T.. neo. AN uisn franklin Trns.
san wss se sek sfEaassiy ~ = fefsi iAis mpga.
iag sea eks fAkza tats vasso5s over t2U0
wa teaHd ua asza- lie says be wa several
sSsys ses sangAaka Ia the Nest aaG moved 20
A8ehxsa ena snSax@a ia sasigexs sna vas
fsxsnkssr 81 Eas aas stature fssaaa ESs& 10 1871
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aAsxis Jasssr~.

Y0cNssrewS. O.. pee S--w " Rsyis0a eoa.
sssss6 asfSs Eess Sc sssse 8 ia iFsse sae Usslsea
49, kA4Tsss NVsaFAsy = ssss ave Years Mga
susfAetsss 3Sssssss Al the t4ane sSwaF3 Cafsf
t8srA ask2sssl. assA slgh&axh 30 gsaol gassa 10
fu8as kfA4sks AtHs M4krsaa wass1aa aser the
EsAsssr 40 he wssst trssnr
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Los AsasLrs. lee. Ain the United
States district court, before Judge Ross this
afternoon, the jary ia the case OF cx-Chief
of Police Thomas ]. Cuddv. on t'ial tor
anlhracery. re urned q verdict Of guilty.
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FtcRxSe4. =. lses. a--ta tae nvs Apache
Ensssas s~asseeea 10 hack tamoEsas morning
sAreS 81 "a - easaEaities susgaae ~ their nssass
lssg aigas ~ ssskg ssTiR - elssh agoead EHstr
~. - wsHa aeae k&ass. Taey acre atsoosesssl
e&skt tnAs "a F0lns. The tee gNmaia&EsE
Apa<aea wssI ~ naax taaasssow saurrtae.
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exNrnAI AND Personal.

A course In photography is 10 be soon
added to the attraction OF the Harvard
Annex.
Miss Alice Isongfeliow, the poets daurh-
ter, il an enthusiastic amateur phclog-
raphsr.
Tennysoa's poem. "Enoch Arden, p will
be the subj CT for competition at the pho
tographic convention Of 1880. This years
rules VIII govern the exhibits presented.
Commodore e bridge 7. Gerry, Of the
New York Yacht club, who went 70 Europe
with bis family in the best Of health two
months ago, arrived IN New York on the
CITY of Paris on crvtches and with broken
ankle
IL was little Philadelphia girl who. whea
recently asksd whether she had received
the proofs OF q recent sitting, SAID !:
ssManama got them BY mail yesterday, but
they smellsd 50 awfully that she sent them
.ixht back 10 the photographer"
A new application Of photography Is the
photoeraphing Of Newtonis rings and other
nhenomens az gsilfraction not capable of re-
PRODUCTION By the ordinary camera and
iens BY using thailium lamp il is maize
pos.ible to measure the Relative lengths Of
the light waves.
DR.. Elkin. 81 the Yale observatory. comes
TO the coaelusicn that lin photography We
have a means Of investigation for micro
metre work which Is 81 least equal 70 any
exig ..ng method as regards magnitude. and
far slsisassing Der methods In ease os
measurement and output Of work"
Representative Reed. who wants 10 be
speaker 81 tie House. i 3 great hnmcFist
Re i fond ii lhe theaser. likes good story.
4 6ne dinner. and weli-lzvored cigar. Il
has been said that ne j. indecent, bat his
reputation IN this regard arises from his
manner. whsch Is Sos aae animT ASSIGNED
Rat be possesses the faculty q doing 9
great deal OF Ncrk in quiet way.
Hon. Rosefs r. Porter, superintendent
AZ The Census. presented to The pfeeiiesst
yesterday James Brown. Gre OF the leading
manufacturers of Tyrone county, Ireland.
Mr.. Brown i = personal tFiend Of Mr., Cad
stone He Ia making his FIRST wish 10
Amersca. although he i the ancis q eight
rN.iaents Of this country One Of ais
rephews i Henry Oliver Of Psttsbarg-
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cHn1srIAN coNEnEScE.


BoTsox. Dec. L-Geberai christian con-
ference. uader The auspices OF the Ameri-
can Evangelical Alliance Of the United
STATES, to continue three DAYS, began in
fremont temple this morning. Rev. I,r.
J. strong, secretary. SPOKE on the progress
Of christian cooperation since the Wash
ingtou conference.
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rARvHRs, tNloN.


others Appointed.
eT. ES>Ess. Dee s.-The Farmer and La
hcs En8an resumed session This morning,
has ia the absencs 81 reports from commit
tees most Ok ire time w4s taken Up IN
peecAn1aksnx. Tie lusns cosnmsfiee
os the Union ard Northern Aiissace
appointed yesterday. after = long confer
snee gAss night faslsi 10 agree on PaAn *
coasos issagsaa. Tbs EsoTnsng nes con-
EuSEtee was aprzsSaf41.