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GEORGETOWN.

COMING LINTHICUM INSTITUTE COMMENCEMENT.
The pupils of the Lnthicum Institute. under
the direction Of Mr.. E. b. Hay, are making ex-
tensivo preparations for their annual COM
mencement and the varied program that has
been arranged promises much pleasure. The
prizes, consisting of $50 $50 and go in gold,
are distributed by an.impartial board, who are
governed by the average yearly record Of the
student. and for fifteen years Hon. Josiah Dent
the president of the board, has on the closing
night delivered to the lucky ones these rewards
OF merit with many fatherly words of advice in
which he hoped for their future success in life.
STILL ANXIOUS ABOUT THE POLICE STATION SITE.
Many citizens fear that the choice Of the
committee who inspected the various sites
offered for the proposed new police station has
resulted in the acceptance Of the Gay street
lots. and once again they strenuouslv object to
the use of the property for such purpose and
say that they will exhaust every means in their
power to prevent the erection in the heart of
the town OF a place that is both Objectionable
to the residents and a serious drawback to the
value OF the adjacent property.
CATTLE MARKET.
Arlington Stock Yards. April 23.-Cattle-
Best. 81 to 81 &C.; good, 499lto &C.; medium, to
41ac.: common, 219 to SIC. Sixty-seven lambs
and sheep-Lambs, 6 to 715c.; lambs, spring.
~ to &C.; sheep, to 61ac.; calves, to size;
COWS and calves, 25c. to 45c. Market good.
NOTES.
Mr.. George W. Graves of Georgetown and
Miss Fannie NJ. Haney were married last We'd
nesday evening at the residence of the brides
parents, 1921 Allegheny avenue. Philadelphia
Only the immediate relatives were present.
Citizens complain that by the long standing
OF the water in the canal between 18th and 35th
streets it has grown stagnant, and the company
is requested to flush the canal between these
points.
While excavating under the old house I247
SD street yesterday some workmen unearthed
several English coins bearing the date l72O
They were lii good state of preservation.
Miss Cora Stake is recovering from an attack
OF the grip and is able to be out.
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LAST BIscHorr CONCERT this evening.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION
LatiIner Sloan will sell tomorrow at O'Clock
the premises, brick dwelling No. lIl6 18th
street northwest, containing eight rooms, gas
and water. This property is in a good location
and should command the attention Of parties
seeking . comfortable home. See advertise
ment.
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Rome dispatch says that the authorities are
not satisfied that the terrible explosion at
Pozzo Pantaleo yesterday was entirely acct
dental. A rigid Investigation is to be held.
Notwithstanding the growing unpopularity of
his premier King Humbert in this and other
instances is winning golden opinions by his
personal and active interest in relieving the
sufferers from great public calamities Yes
terday he gave personal attention to the suffer-
ers from the explosion and did not retire from
the scene until assured that measures were well
in hand for their relief. The pope is said to be
deeply stirred over the damage to the Vatican
and to be preparing protest against the al
legged negligence Of the Italian government in
storing such vast quantity of powder contig-
uous to Rome.
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AFTER SUPPER ExPREss TO NEW YORK VIA
B. AND D. r. Rim order to accommodate the
increased travel to Philadelphia and New York
the B. and o. r.. r. Co, has placed in service q
fast express train with sleeping car attached,
Philadelphia at midnight and New York at S:52
am Passengers can remain undisturbed in
sleeper until 80 This train carries the U s.
mail, which is distributed by first morning
delivery in Philadelphia and New York.
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NOTICE. am now located AZ nv new store.
900 7th street, corner /, where with larger
quarters and increased stock, will be en-
abled to better serve my patrons with a first
class assortment of ladies', mems and chill
dren's shoe at lowest prices.
JACOB STRAsBURGER,
Formerly 433 It'll st.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
MisCELLAyEOCs.

MISCELLANEOUS.
The order Of the Commissioners had hardly
been contaminated removing Veterinary Sur
geon Robinson when applications for his place
began to come in. Already upward of dozen
applications have been received.
ABOUT FILTHY AILKY.
Apetition bearing the signatures Of the own
ers OF property and residents in square Ss7 has
been received by the Commissioners complain
ing OF the filthy condition Of the alley in that
square and requesting immediate relief.
SERIOUS NUISANCE.
The COMMISSIONER attention has been called
70 the existence Of Q serious nuisance created
at the intersection Of South Carolina avenue
and ID street southeast as q result Of the alb
sence OF proper inlets for storm water to the
sewers recently provided.
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Interest Is PAID UPON DEPOSITS with the
American Security and Trust Co., lAl9 G ct. .
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'MASrroU." the finest sparkling table wate-
and ginger champagne in the world An abso-
lutely natural mineral water that creates apper
tite. aids digestion and tones up the system
generally. CHARLES kRAEMER, 737 It'll ST. ~
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500 More Dress Forms, 10 cts. only, at
the DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE AND PATTERN
Rooms, 18th and II n. W., and 4th and Pa ave. e.
ap16-St
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An the plastsrers in Minneapolis, ninety.
seven in number. have gone ON strike for IN
increase from es 10 SA50 . day.
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THE BAR-LocK TYPEWRITER demonstrates its
superiority at a glance and deepens the esti-
mate Of Its value with longer acquaintance.
Room 4. Kellogg building.
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Ar-vp srp,vp Exp,vs. NJ,

THE HEADACHE from la Grippe" 10 instantly
relieved by Bromodine. Csc. ut druggists.
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The Jubilee is perfect Razor. wALFoRp's.s

The Life of Trade is Competition,
And we are in the ring, fighting against high
prices and monopoly for the finest material,
cut and style. The betting is in our favor. For
this week we shall offer good. honest-made
Clothing for Men, Boys and Children at prices
never heard of in the city of Washington.
500 Mems Suits, sacks or cutaways, at 1925
500 Mems Black Cheviot at S7.25.
600 Mems Blue Flannel at S7.75.
500 Mems Dress Suits, extra fine, sl1.50;
worth $50.
400 Boys Suits, from IA to 1S years, s25O.
zoo Boys Atwood, IA to 10 years. $3.50.
400 Children's Suits light and dark, CSC.
$50 Children's Suits, fine wool, at S2.20;
worth IS.
500 Working Pants. 90c
400 Fancy worsted, nobby patterns, eats.
1000 Childrens Knee Pants at 25c
We offer 300 Mems and Boys Hats, SOC.
1000 Outing Shirts at 81, 75c., SOC. and Csc
500 Gentlemen's Square Top Derbies. Brown,
Black and Maple. Your choice at 81. so; form
erly 80. FRIEpLANpER.
1t Sc. cor. 9th and z SITS,
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a PEE GALLON. 81 per quart SOC. pint
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planned SHAD at Marshall Hall on the
Charles Manchester Sunday, April Is, II am.
and z: 80 pm. See advertisements
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Go to JoHS R. KELLY. Corned beef speciality.
Stalls: 62s, 629 and $50 Center Market. 9th ST.
wing. Telephone call, 1O64-2. zoo and 20S
Northern Liberty Market
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Elixir Babek cures Chills. Fever, Neural
gia and all malarial trouble, promotes digestion
and strengthens the system. At druggists. SOC.
apl5-lOt
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VISIT THE EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Gs1-635 Mass ave. n. W. Telephone 1854
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BARGAINS in silver ware at PETERsES's.

Dr. Warmers CoRsETs, CSC; Monarch shjrt
BIC; Shawknit hose, Csc. BRoDHEAD's s, 14th near I
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ELEcTROPoIsE

SEE THE RELIABLE gas and gasoline stove we
offer. W. s. jerks 4 Co., III 7thst
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BELMA pure old rye whisky for medicinal
use, 50 per gallon. N A POOLE, 944 La. ave. NV.
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is cured in few hours. Particulars and local
references at 1425 n. Y. ave. NV.
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coxDrrroy OF THE wArEe-

Temperature and condition Of water at
sm--Great Falls. temperature. 63; condition.
.. Receiving reservoir. temperature. SO. Con-
dition at north connection. .; condition at
south connection. IS; distributing reservoir.
temperature. 81: condition at infuent gate
house. Is; condition at effiuent gate house. IS.
High tide in the river, SIT pm Low tide in
the river, 2:30 pm
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SEE THE NEW Process gasoline stove. W. s.
jerks Co.
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tSl-6S5 Mass ave. n. W. Telephone 1854
a PEE GALLON. 81 per quart. SOC. pint.
sPEcIALTIEs IN ZINE BUTTER.
The Darlington The Sharpless-
The -Four Leaf Glover.
Sand s-pound boxes packed for family use.
JAMES +. OYSTER.
Office cor. Penna- ave. and 9th ST.
MIL. S..u. 9Th st. wing Center Market.
125 Northern Liberty Market
Telephone No 271-3-
We HAVE a complete assortment.
Of gas stoves and trimmings
3. s. SHEDD 4 Bro,
432 9Th st. NV.
Now Is THE TINE TO BUY
Gas Stoves.
We would call your attention to
the Economy" Jewell and Re
liable Gas Stoves.
s. 5. SHEDD 4 BRo.,
432 9Th St NV
SEE THE JEWEL Gas Stove, large oven. W.
q JESKs Co., III 9TH ST.
HEURIcH's Extra Pale Lager the best Bot
tied by the ARLINGTON BoTTLING Co.
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Ten Cents u Day Will Run Your Sew.
ing Machine by electricity. In full operation
at AUERBAcH's Domestic Rooms, 7th and II sts
ap22-10t
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WITH THE
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Short Breath, Palpitation. Pain in Chest
Weak or Faint Spells. &C., cured by DIR. Miles
New Heart Cure. Sold at
Str MERITS DRUG STORE, 1Ol4 ct.
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TAGGED OUT
HOODS SARsAPARILLA
SKINS OK F1nn

OKINs ON FIRE
With that most agonizins. burning and itching of
skin tortures Eczema, ia the condition of thousands
who VIII welcome the knowledge that single appli.
cation Of the cUTICURA REMEDIES win afford I'm.
slant relief and point to speedy and permanent cure
Eczema Il the greatest Of skin dseasss CUTICURA n
the greatest Of Ecsema cures.
WOOD MANTELs.
SLATE MANTEIs,
CRATES AND TILES.
New gooda Low prices.
RocHEA
sl$n 60 Louisians eve nv.
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AWNING. flag and tent manufacturers.
Awnings for stores. city and country resi-
dences Dealers in bunting, awning stripes and
Canvas NJ. u. COPELAND 4 Co., 400 II th st. n W.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

THARp. SIS F street northwest.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

DEwITT's TAILf-Ho COACH LINE RATS:
10 am. and h pm o ana - SOLDIERS Hone daily.
m. Cabin John bridge. fare (excursion). including
dinner at the bridge Ell. Our In IN hand tally no
coach from Saratoga springs Largest and finest
IN the country: Coaches chartered large parties
leaves the Webster. 5l3 18th Ct NV. the lansAm
14th and II. 10 minutes later. ana
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. NJ SATURDAY.
For the District Of Columbia. Delaware. Mary
land and Virginia, generally fair; nOrtherly
winds; cooler
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Bring Us Your Order tomor,

day. Broad Run Creamery Butter the finest,
35c. 10. Java and Mocha Coffee. Soc h. Sun
rise Chop Tea, SOC. h., unequaled for strength
and flavor. "O'Dell, the best Flour in WASH
ington, at Sl.75 II Dbl. Ten OO) Cakes Best
Laundry Soap, 45c. Great assortment Toilet
Soap. Very best Sugar Cured Hams. Splendid
Canned Peaches. Pure Spanish Sherry Wine,
SOC. and Soc. pint. Rochdale tickets honored.
1t" NJ. 4 P. MErzGER, All 7th st. NV
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BERxELEY Is pure.
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CALL TELEPHONE 634-3
And order a case of
Heurich's Extra Pale Lager.
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FoR SPRING LAMB

BRAZILIAN PrBEIrs-City Optican, Az Pa. av
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Highest Grade Imported.
Red Hand Allsopp's Ale bottled by the brew
ers, Messrs: Samuel Allsopp 4 Sons, Limited,
Burton-on-Trent, England.
For sale by N. W. BURcHELL
ia3O-f6m. l325 st N "
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BKRxELEY pure rye whisky.
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Highest Grade Importcd-

Very Superior Old Rye Whisky. 81 quart.
It, NJ. 4 P. METzGER. All 9TH ct. NV.
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FURNITURE. CARPETS. MArr1Ses
BABY CARRIAGES. REFRIGERAToRs.
GAS AND vAPOR STOVES.
Our National Credit at Home and Abroad has
been disturbed by Foreign Threats TO about tho
same extent our
EQUITABLE
AFFECTED BY THE
BOMBAsT OF LOCAL CASH
Houses that are selling Legal Tenders at Dis
count.
Housekeepers are not easily misled. and APP
preciate the Enjoyment of Domestic Comfort
which Costs them Nothing and trusts to their
Honor for Payment.
HOUSE & HERMANN.
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES.
917. gu and 923 It'll st..
636 Mass. ave- NV.
Special Sale Of the Peerless Whitney Csrri-
ages. fs7-sm
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HEURIcH's Extra Pale Lager the best Bot
tied by the ARLINGTON BoTTLING Co.
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Now Is THE TINE TO BUY

SEE THE JEWEL Gas Stove, large oven. W
g. jerks 4 Co., III 9TH ST.
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CITY ITEMS.

- Special Sale for Saturday only at the Star
Shoe House, 726 7th street:
Children's Kid Spring Heels, with tips, sizes
8 to 8. at 45c.; sizes to IL at SOC.
Children's Solar Tip Spring Heels, sizes to
II, at 75c., worth 81.
$l.25.
Boys and Youths Shoes, button or lace, all
solid leather. a. SOC. Reduced from Sl25.
Special lot Of Ladies' Shoes, tipped or plain,
made Of real dongola kid, at Sl.25. Regular
price. $1.75.
Mems Dongola Lace Shoes, lust the thing for
tender feet. Special price, Si.5O. Worth "a.
1t The STAR SHOE HOUSE 726 7th st
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ONLY THREE INGREDIENTS
USED IN
CLEvELANp's BAKING POWDER
AND THEY ARE PLAINLY
sp94 PRINTED ON THE Label.
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''Rockbridge Rye" finest made, 81 per gal
Ion; 81 quart bottle. LYNcHs, 404 9Th st. n. w.
sl-m8ftr
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rlrnh ~ ! nlnrlnr onnrirt.

AUBURN, n. ", Jan. l3-Charles Loi-
selle, alias Charles Mitchell, life man at
the prison, attempted to burn the hospital
shortly after o'clock. Loiselle secured a
kerosene oil eau and emptied its contents
on the door aud stairs that lead to the hos
pital He tried 10 set il on fire, but it
would not blaze. He then emptied The
contents of another can on his person and
set himself afre. The blaze attracted the
attention Of the guards, aud two Of them
became excited and fred several shots at
the burning man. They finally succeeded
in rolling him in blanket and extin-
gushing the flames before Loiseile was
seriously burned. The shots were fired at
random and did not hit the convict. Upon
investigation il was found that Loiselle
had become insane aud was taken with the
delusion that the Lord had called him "
60. He intended to offer himself up as a
burnt tRerifce. He was sent from Utios
two years ago TO serve life sentences for
burglary.
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EMMA ARRoTI,s WILL.
Her Relatives Well Cared for a~d Man
Charitable Bequeats Made.

Her Relatives Well Cared for amd Many
Charitable Bsquests Made.
NEw YORK, Jan. 1s-The will of Emma
Abbott, the opera singer, has been filed fol
probate. The will was executed May 2S,
1890, and names James l.. Mitchell, V,
Houghton and William #. DGnning as
executors. She first directs that her body
be tested by electricity To ascertain II life
is extinct, and then the body is to be ere
mated. She requires har executors to de.
posit enough money with the TURNER'S
Loan and Trust company to enable them
to pay interest amounting to S4OO per month
TO Seth Abbott, her brother la the United
States Trust company 100000 is to be de
posted, and from it her mother, Almira
NJ Abbott is to be paid also Si0O month.
Martha G. Wetherell, mother OF her de-
ceased husband, Is to get $1,000 Her
brother, Leon II. Abbott, gets $4,000 her
brothers, George II. and Frederick, S25 600
each, and her sister, Mrs Lizzie Abbott
Clark, goo
Each. of the children Of the following
persons gets 5000 Leon Abbott, George
II. Abbott. Mrs Eta Clark. deceased aud
Mrs. NJ. L. Wetherell Van Houghton
gets $4,000 and her secretary, p. A. Con
sidine, 5000 The following churches,
where she says she enjoyed worship, get
1000 each: Congregational church, at
Gloucester, Mass; Plymouth church, Of
Brooklyn; Brooklyn Tabernacle Madison
Avenue Baptist church, Fourth Avenue
Presbyterian church, Church Of the Divine
Paternity, all Of this city; Citasel Square
Baptist church, Of Charleston, $. O., and
Rose Hill Methodist Episcopal church and
st. Luke's Methodist Episcopal church,
both Of this city. The residue OF her es-
tate is to be divided share and share alike
among the following: Founding Asylum
of the Sisters OF Charity, Children's Aid
Society for the Support of Newsboys'
Lodging House, Home for the Friendless,
Of Newark, N. j.: Chaplin Home for the
Aged and lnfirm, House OF Mercy IN East
Eighty-sixth street, st. Johns Guild Qor
excursions for mothers and children in
summer), Hebrew Benevolent society, San
itarium for Hebrew Children, Mrs. S. V.
White, Of Brooklyn, and Mrs. Sarah Bird,
friend Of Mrs. White. She hopes these
ladies will use their shares in charity.
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SENATOR cHANoLeR's DEFIANCE.
He Is Anxious 20 Have New Hampshir
Politics Investigated.


Politics Investigated.
WAsHTEGToE, Jan. 13-Mr. Blanchard
(I.a-) has introduced in the house a reso-
luton directing the committee on the
Judiciary 70 investigate the present polit-
ical condition OF the state OF New Hamp-
shire with a view TO determining whether
or not a Republican form of government
exists there within the meaning and in
tent of the constitution of the United
States. The resolution authorizes the COM
mittee 10 send for persons aud papers, and
to take all action they may deem necessary
to the investigation.
A preamble to the resolution says that
Il is alleged and believed that certain evil
disposed persons have in New Hampshire,
by conspiracy and show Of force, recently
set on foot and carried into execution
plans by which the will of the people as
legally expressed at the polls in the recent
election has been set aside and the gov
ernment OF the state subverted
The proceedings, the preamble says, in
wolves the title TO the Office of the governor
of the state and United States senator.
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oLn soLnIERs MEET.
They Fratsrnfzs at q Campfire at
emyth Post Headquarters.


emyth Post Headquarters.
meeting OF the members of General
Thomas A Smyth Post No. /. Department.
Of Delaware. g. A. R., was held at its
headquarters at Third and King streets
last evening A number Of visitors were
present including delegations from Ad-
miral 3. f. Dupont Post, No 2, General
U ) Granu Post, No. 13; Phil. Sheridan
Post, No 80; Naval Post, No 400, of
Philadelphia; and q comrade from Kansas
who served in the Ninety seventh Penn
sylvanis Infantry.
Resolutions Of sympathy with John
Gibason and his family on the death of
his son 10 the accident at the Diamond
StateRolling Mills, yesterday, were passed.
Among those present were: Department
Commander Samuel Lewis, Assistant
ojutant-General John B Stradley.
Quarter mastered General James Mcdowell
and Chaplain James Mccoy, OF his staff
Past Department Commanders w. S.
McNair and John Wainwright: Past Post
Commanders Nathaniel Bayne Robers
Liddell Benjamin d Bogia and Sylvester
Solomon; Past Assis ant Adjutant-
General George w King. Commander
Moses We'll and others. A number Of
addresses were made.
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crush.a under an AvnIanche.

VIENNA, Jan. 13,-News has arrived here
OF a serious disaster which has occurred at
Livpo, in Bosnia An avalanche crashed
down from the mountains near that place,
destroying a number Of houses, some Of
which were buried out Of sight beneath
the snow. As soon as rescuing parties
could get to work the removal Of the i'm
ncnse weight of snow which had rushed
down upon the town was begun. The ca
lamity is believed TO have been an extreme.
ly fatal one, as already seventeen dead
bodies have been removed from the ruins.
In addition to the dead a number OF per
sons severely injured have been extricated
from the debris.
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snnntnr chn,hlnr.a netnri.

CONCORD, n. II. Jan. Ex-senator Chand.
Ter sent the following telegram last nights
Hon. o. Q Moore, Washington, D. O.:
Please expediate the passage Of Blanehard's
resolution. l hepe thc committee will come Ia
New Hampshire Immediately aud learn the differ
ence between the honest, peaceful and awfu
ways Of obtaining Republican victories Ia New
Hampshire and the fraudulent, bloodthirsty and
unconstitutional methods BY which Louisiana
with a Republican majority Of many thousands
is made 10 give an apparent Democratic majority
OF $1,000. In New Hampshire no Democratic
voter Is molested or made afraid; while thC
flames or burning negro cabins aud the blood Of
slaughtered Republicans mark the pathway "a
power OF the Louisiana Democracy.
W. H. CHANDLER
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Resolutions ID Reapeot.

AZ a meeting OF the Brlcklayers' Union
Of this city Monday evening the follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
1t is with sincere sorrow that we, the
committee Of Brickloyers Union, are
called on to record the death Of our feR
low member and brother. Mark Reed, a
genial and bright companion. whose
counsel and presence will be sadly missed
in future proceedings Of our associations.
And 10 is further
Resolved, That we extend to the
bereaved family our heartfelt sympathy
aud coudolence on this sad occasion
knowing him ss we do; and lurther
Resolved, That our charter be drRpet
in mourning for the period Of thiril
days, and that copy Of these resolu
tious be presented to the family of ou
deceased brother, and be published In al
the daily papers.
J. E. McNABB,
JANIS LoFTUs,
A. JhMIsoN,
+. r. BRACKIN,
L CT. HARRISON.
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marsbailtou Heights

knights Of Pythias Lodge No. 16, OF
harshallton, installed the following
officers at its regular meeting on Satur
day evening: @ O.. William Barkhill
z. 9 William Ruth; " G, Frank Pyle
P. Joseph Pyle; K OF X. and s., R. Il.
Williams; NJ. a. A Hartman; M.F.
William A. Muilin NJ e., John wesb
Trustee, George Davis; / g., William
Boulden; o q Isaac Taylor Refresh
ments we're served, after which speaking
by few grand officers was INDUCED in
The lodge is in prosperous condition
and claims to have the largest surplus in
the state