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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

Prs busy men as Weu - happy chill
fren- These exercises have bosa pro
parsd noE merely fer school bct for pab-
lie presentation. an arr OF sllch nature
th4s adults 40 ysel - children eau take
part
There should he frequent singing
either solos. Crerfe.s or ehoruseS
There slouh also be an 0r-ltion-if not
original. then scmething learned, and
reci,ed frcm one Of the great speeches
made on patriC1c occ.slOns, comsnem-
Grating events 10 Washinctons career
cr Gketchins his character. The tableaux
may b given with other exercises or BY
theulseiye,l They need not all be used,
AID nay - interspersed with stirring
music, vocal or instrumental IL the
services or q professional band cannot be
secured an amateur one would do as
well. Thss holiday is in soma places u
favorite time for entertainments OF vari-
Gus sorts in aid OF charities. Possibly
the programme here gwen may no used
Ia some such way.
A stage or platform with curtIins
which can b. drawn hack will be need
ed for the tableaux They may becalled
Scenes from the Life OF Washington. +"
The first Represents the young hero on
bis way back from the French com
mapder, St. Pierre, TO Williamsburg,
whence ne had travelled 400 miles to do
liver an important message during the
French and Indian war tie was attack
ell by Indians, one of whom fired at but
missed him. The tableau contains the
figure OF Washington kneeling before
his camp fire. This may be made OF
wood piled up. hghsed candles being
placed between the sticks so as To re-
semble a blaze Near him may be placed
9 gun and a large gray blanket. besides
any other soldiers equipments easily OBJ
tanned. Ii possible ge. large evergreen
tree and place is near the back of the
stage, 80 that the Indian can stand part
ly concealed by IL. raising his gun as IL
20 fire. The Indian costume can be
hired or constructed from any picture.
Washington may wear large cloak or
coat and the hat of asoldier of that time.
The following is 10 be recited with this
tableau by some one who stands near
the stage:
Oh. Washington. dearest and best OF thy race,
Thy name through tho night cloud Of ages
shall hghteri
Thy name oa hts banner tho soldier ehau
trace.
To hallow his death. or h.s triuuphs 70
brighten
In rairth and IN might,
Fellow soldiers unite,
Hand 70 hand a. the feast, hand 70 hand n tho
fight,
Ia freedom and pcsco swell tho chorus sub
lime
sleep. spoler OF nations, the slumbsr Of
Tuner
Charles SpraCuc-
The second tabieau represents Wash
ington taxing command OF the American
army. As a matter Of fact, this event
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19
A New STYLE OF Door.

Space is tremendously valuable in big
cities, and that is one reason why fifteen
story buildings loom up on seven live
foot lots. Not content. however. with
solving the problem of tail structures.
architects are busy deYising means to
econoInize the room within the walls.
Among other things they have planned
door which is an adaptation of tho
principle Of the roller top desk and cover.
When the door is opened it is wound
upon spiral drum at top and bottom.
and ell IL inclosel within the door cas-.
ing. A three foot door winds up in
roll of seven inches diameter.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

That is what you 0lgat Il have; in
fact, you must hnYe II, To fully enjoy
ike. Thousands are searching Tor i
daily, and mourning because they tind
II nog. Thousands upon thousands II
dollars are spent aouaaliy ty 0gr reO-
re in tie nope ,ln, tACy may attain
tbs boon. And yet Il may hc had Is
al. We guarantee that Electric nitters.
Is used according 10 directions and tlle
Use persisted an, wil bring You Good
Dlgestonand oust the demon dyspepsia
and install instead Eupepsy. We rec
ommcnd Electric Buteis Tor Dyspepsia
and all diseases of Liver. stomach ami
Kidneys. Sold At 5oc and - per bottle
by Peek Bros, Druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19
ANNIE IsAsH WILLIS.


II is curious and yet unsolved prob
lem rs to how intelligence is forwarded
among nations regarded by the Cauca-
sian os inferior. Daring the late agency
troubles the Sioux were constantly in
formed Of the movements Of the troops.
and even OF the attitude of the leading
papers Where they got their news is
net known. The same mysterious state
OF affairs obtained in India at the time
Of the great instruction. The natives
beat even the telegraph, but how they
did 50 is unexpIainable. The nearest
explanation ever secured was from q
Hindoo, who sail that his people wc.e
acquainted with the methods of thought
transmission. This occult gift enabled
two PERSONS TO communicate At a dis
tance of hsndreds of miles simply by
some sort OF mental effort.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

Prom letter Hftten ~ Mrs. Ada r.
ht1sd OF Ofotoa, S- D.. Ne qgote. WAS
taken v IN tad cold, which settled ga
my lungs, cougn 81 IA snd finally
terminated IA Consampt on. Four
doctors gave me tlp saying ! could not
I've bat } short ume. gave myself
up - mg SAVIOR, determined Il ! oOgl4
hot stay N.in my friends on eaGth,
would meet my ahseat ones Above. NY
husband was ADVISED 10 geg DF. Kings
New Discovery iorConsumptlon Coughs,
ami Colds. gave i a tr.sl, lo0k ~ ah
eight bottles Il nascufed nle and thauk
God an nNw q weI ana hearty NO
man lna. bottles l0c. Peek Gros.,
Drug Store regular SIZE, 50c and 81 90.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19
Morn Muscle than Information.

Net long ago nearly three hundred
able bodied -nen were examined for ad-
nilsson TO the police force of the city Of
Brooklyn. Most of thea stood tie
physical tests all right. The intellectual
ordeal. however. proved too much for
the larger part of the candidates. One
of the applicants was rejected because
be said that James Ct. Blaine was pg.si-
dent of the United States and Grover
Hill governor Of New York state.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19
They Are Old but Vigorous.

The present seems to be an era in
which old men flourish and renew their
youth. Gladstone, Holmes and Whit
tier are notable examples CT vigor com
bined with years. The other day an &C.
togenarian New Yorker went to northern
Michigan TO skate and hunt deer, and
recently Of twenty-five excursionists as
sembled in the Yosemite valley FIVE were
found to have passed the Biblical limit
Of threeEore- and-ten.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

{ u X T. ID

] had a terrible steady bsekaehe for
four years without any let zap AZ al.i
sometimes ! could hardly straighlen
up. Could not l.de ia a wagon on ac-
eoant " she greater jar OF the wagon
aud have walked rather than ride.
have now been under iAe treatment OF
Ok. :. CLAY TODD, So Monroe-st.,
roe'n 1, Grand Rapids. Mich. ten days.
and yesterday rode - miles and alne
mlles today IA wagon without paia
III all-the first time for four years.
would cheeriuliy recommend Dr.
Todd 10 those who haye great pain 10
their backs. AVERY DoWNER,
October Is, 1890. Alpine, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

Srssnce undertakes sosoe s7esr exp-e-i-
senss n P-ceecutlrg ise inquiries Re
Gently L0o5oa dieter ooslecses lot a
female rsonksys. cas>i sseua With pi~<a-r
q psrss jaekess = iasasass <ssvs- and Az-o-
dsgsa tsesT WAISTS sShtly. Most Of he
suaasns sss~ed their apvrecsation q
shTs tr-stEns-nt hy syinx > fs~ is-s
afte-ws-l As7s furnishing TIE p.srSscisa
With -ssses ~-~ srzaaseuss sxsxss. he
veari Hssas
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

First fnvestor--I wasn't able 70 get
around 60 she meeting last night. Did
they ed IN getting the flying ma
chine comp on solid basis at lssts
Second Investor suppose yo1 might
ca u that The inventor told rs hs
sn't shse yet 20 get TIRE blamed thing
OF the ground. Indianapolis Journal.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

Hardy Esore than generation has
gene by since ''C'yras laid the cable ard
demonstrated Tie rrscncsbGiisy of snc-
marine tele-Tspasc eosnIn1nicstion Yet
during she Years that have so+loxed. kr
Fields splendid idea has been rtilszrd
the world ever. ssd at prss@nt ther~ are
go cables stretching under seas and
oceans for =. 90 xiissL
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

NERVOUS DEBILITY. AkkNoTS
hesSness, fesaiiiag from early laols-
ei*i one ana excesses 81 nanh9ssd, over
work OF the tgalp. Improper treatment
0s same ether diseases, 1hpgogeF nss of
instruments n examinations aad treat
n1elli Of some other Diseases, herec stsfs
nfAkheSs. etc., causing iost naaiih0od,
hHl l0ie0ey, taGfenncss, lnabiAty ~ col
fesf IDEAS ~ renlembef u0rd during
conversation; making the sufferer LOSE
confidence IN every Oue. even himself,
causHng continual aorry ana Anxiety
atoDt lfonties that never come; some
tnes causing Eallepsy, often causing
lnsanlIy. one form OF Deafness, PaFai-
ssls, Nervousness snd Heart Disease,
ln2ti.tF 10 c0nd act bus ness. etc.
Ihls disease, With al Is oonpheS-
tons. Is alssNs cured by Dr. : Clay
Todd, AZ AOnIoe-st.. Room !. Orana
kaplas, Mich. Call immediately.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

sfTrn gong - write boox on general
phiIosnphy. said Bowl-=s
What 10 you know about pasloec-
rhy7" exclaimed Knowles.
Nothing. hszt az I have 20 do Is %
say sonetainz | don't understand ny
self. or cannot make any ere else Under
stand American Statjoner.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

Of Alaska, Is well
known on the Pa
cIfc coast rs \
navig gator OF
twenty-five years
expTience. He
WAS born in tni-
nois. and began
his ssafsrinS life
on the great
lakes he was
chosen by 3 con
vention repre-
senting 5000 cia-
zpus 70 lav rtcra
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

pended from tho axle. VII be the source
Of the ''po7er" which ia to cause the
screw to revolve aud b1re It's vav through
tho air. One man only ia TO occupy
the cabin Passengers viii be carried in
q basket srsperded below the frame by
long ropss. 4 complicated steering ap-
psratrs viii control he course Of the
machine Nr. Allan is confident lit
his inveut'th wit be "a 60 when put TO
thetest Tat, hovever. Is matter that
only tlse fs-sTc ca7 decide.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19
\ Child Killed

Another child kid Ivy the use of OPP
late gwen III the ioIm of Soothing
Syrup. Why mothers give their child
ren such deadly poison is surprising
when they can relieve the child of It's
peculiar troubles by usind Dr. Acker's
Baby Soothcr. 1t contains 10 OPIUM
or morphn. Sold by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19
Bnckien,s Arniea satv..

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt Iheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblalns,
corns and all skim eruptoDs, and pos.-
lively cures plles, or no pay required.
II Is guaranteed TO g.ye perfect satlsfac-
ton or money refunded. Price - cents
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
g.sts, ocrner Monroe and Divsion-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

Miss Priusa - Mr. Pluasstt IL wrv
brussus sad short with people. Isat he
n xsn.ieTaars
Mr.. Lesn5ers-Harilv fxrcv. FFs
orIv Gals himself xsat. yos know
DctTsit Free Pro-.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19
a Cure for pinlpIes.

Ny face for the last few years was
covered with pinples so bad, that used
TO be ashamed TO go anywhere. took
two botle~of Sulphur Bitters and the
plesdisappeared. use them every
spring. {. h. Dow. Fall River.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19
GLOW Curc All skIn Dl.e,sc,..

Simply apply "SwAYNE's OISrNENr."
No lutcrnal medicine required. Curse
tctttr, eczema, itch, all eruDtions on the
face, hands, noso, etc, leaving the skin
clear, white aud healthy. Its great
healing and curative powers are pos
sessed 10y no other remedy. Ask your
druggists for SwAYNE's OINTMENT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

he 81 = - TIC sxtsesssen III = az
% n : t8us. tos5 "A gGsSaanE ef.
nes4l eaGeFso3 each soxSsQ8t thai ne
s2altsd sasa foaaa corFUSt--SA IL
bseza3Hg - ntlel&tx that tie el4 v as
a. correct, ~ as fe pEen9Uncsa sna
sFegtlt. tAl kfeSl. Mk4sSses he orsgsu.
ths e2ptess.0a - g~S4 ~ Naflsly -
connect Gas. as for sastanee. whsn koa-
so tQla lomF15as tazt ms les
tss-al{A dad eeea a. IL. ever s.aee she
u>sa = isN sostlss 81 IF, heEoe's faF-
04tls fIsscug glsoa. IL : tie great care
Tor a. tae p&lnfai sna a distressing AL
meats aB4 weaknesses peculiar - We
nsen. it : tae only guaranteed vnfe
Iof l0eSx alinleats, sold bs druggists.
Money p2ld los 4 WAl bs pFo0pllF re-
11FAeG 4 4 dont glye satisfaction.
s>ae guarantee pElnted ca the boitle-
wrapper.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19
Tss 1lAsoss oe a sssss

a C~11s<z1&s Fass2Ss<z e2s sf kss q s<ss
~ "a. ks1z1s-
Am>Ezcar aszFS - : 4zs1 tertEce -
&c IAsse wOrds have b-soeEoe :
CHESTNUT The sA.ertLzsuen-s ars tlse-
a-ly - n@sa .Ao sxk - Gsfrsad Nes-
sFLaeless Il taex eccasiaz-zlis hzpg.en t-lzt
administrator hxRe - cr4s It's OSsxn
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19
Piles. Piles. Piie,,,

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy. is
n positive specific for all forms Of the
disease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching,
liberated, and Protrudimg Piles-Price
soc. For sale by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways used for children teething. II soothes
the child. softens the gums. aliays all paiu,
cures wind collie. and ~ tlc best remedy for
diarrhoca. 80 cents bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

the President szDd congress tho needs ani
claims of ALASKA, anil n ask admission
for himself u tse house Of representa-
tves as territorial delegate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19
ADVICE 10 Mother.

Peckham's Group Remedy cures
Whooping Cough.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19
TAKING TIE OATH.

at the centennial celebration Of Wash
ington's Inauguration, New York, April
80, 1889. The whole may be found in
almost any large newspaper dated April
80 or May /. 1859. The exercises may be
concluded by description OF the Wash
ington monument, accompanied by these
words from the Grafton delivered by
Hon. Robert c. Winthrop at the laying
of its corner stone July 4, 1913:
The republic may perish: the wide arch Of
our varied MON may fall: star By star its elo-
ries may expire; stone by stone its columns and
its Capitol may molder and orurnble: all other
names which sdorn its annals may be forgot
ten: but as long human hearts shall any
where pant Oh human tongues shall anywhere
plead for q true, rational. constitutional hber-
". those hearts shall enshrine the memory
and those tongues pTolong the fame of George
Warrington.
ANNIE IsAsM. WILLIS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19
To Boro Through the Air.

Mr.. Allan, a resident of Seattle,
Wash. Is at presen. engaged in perfect
ing flying machine. The cigar shaped
framework is to bc 100 feet in length.
About it will De u worm of silk filed
with gas. The WORM will form the
thread OK screw ten feet in diam
eter at the center, ard tapering at
either end. A cabin in the frame, Gus
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

Capt. James Carroll, who visits WASH
ington as tho representative OF the people
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19
ASPLENDID PROGRAMME
eTrasIE FCS sueLlc EXERCISES
ca WASHING sssTrDsr.

49, 49, Lxss sf hs.lk-<z. ma, -
rnzs~. sa ssFis4s Ll.<fas.sas Ia Ia.
e.s>-s "a sns sAl1s< 81 nls Cs4z4xzy.
Cs-s@-s .~ssSslsa.-
e,0vyrsxts ~ Az.srsaaa Pr~zs A-s-siassos-l
The osssseEAsion - " 1shHlEton's BIRTH
day, even ussse than FO~rth 4 JAY,
ssoas<s patriotism. hscaass is = . more
spieIan 4nd dignifsad Ele1sorlal day. u
II quite A. ntElEg aa occasion TOR pt.hlic
sxefclss 4s this glorious koarsh. add
sAe~la lLsEns el4 ~ VEL - yaslng ora
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19
For Many Years Or. Todd Has
Cured Consumption.

FoET WAYNE. Ind, sept II. 1872.
For the benefit of those who think
consumption incursble, will make .
statement of my cure. On the 12lh Of
last March I was taken with the lung
fever, or as the doctors called II. pleuro.
pneumonia. | was attended bv one
whom ! had considered the most crni.
nent physician of this city for three
months aud half. during which time
he employed five other physicisns as
counsel. For about three weeks !
thought ] vas getting better. wbcn an
sl'scess began 20 form IN my left lung,
and tie phys Clans pronounced 4 quick
consumption. From tns time failed
rapidly, and raised . pint T. a quart OF
pblegn matter each day, and had cllt
sveets. BY the 2sth Of June had got
80 weak that 1 could not Ift
a gIsss Of water 70 ny mouth,
and was confined % my bed
wss reduced 10 skeleton except
NY lees and feet, which wtTe greatly
svelled. ~ TINS tine my VIE seefnf
Dr.. :. Cay Tod3's circular, empioyed
b5m, s8d I an free - Say ! improved
steadily from TIE tine I commenced
taking hs medicines. II three dsTs
TIE swelling bad gone oBt of Fry iiuItys.
sod Ia three weeks was abe 70 Re I'D
ard xslk o1t doors little. and IN ten
seeks was stle e. walk tsE miles, and
felt "a well a. ever ID. Fow ] wsik
from three % fonr mlles sa<f day. and
nssfber co8gn nor srit- ] Rave no pan
sh6 isinx my lungs healed perfectly.
1oHN A. BiIITR.
- y Gre gaton-avs- {. Wsype Ind.
Nf. Miller no~ ~eg ghs 175 pouDds-
xr. 4 Asfsf 3 ever - years os6. Ef.
N1isf vas esYed = years ago. Iass
saoFs thst c1snsTsfT Staon csn ~ per
rsznenf1v cured 'iyv TT. :. Gay 1vsd.
psoTse are reuz fefgee1 hers sra
FoTF s. aFDe exegY Ger. Get s1rae
fr5eFd - cal o. Mr. Niisfr and sfsrn
sne 1zFt7eulzEs - rs r8re. Is vss tie
tax 81 tie tgra s91 noo1 Us.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

STREF SpEE oF tDENN &ls&
took place in Cambridge under huge
tree. called thereafter the Nv ashington
Elm" To represent this would be i'm
possible. bat the stage may be made TO
look as much Ike out Of doors IA It can.
The central 6gures are Washington and
q soldier. who is giving him bis sword.
II it can b arranged. let single lire Of
soldiers be visible. The rscssstion is
from Under the Old Elm
Soldier and sfstesnAa- rarcst nrisrn.
High psised examples II Ereat duties aoce
Simply - breathing. worfi's hcnorS vs-n
A. lifess istfiferant zifes "a AL men a-,rr.
Dumb fcT hsznself. unlass Is we're "a cod.
Rssr for his bsrefpst SETTLERS eioozere-
Traznpirg In sno~ - cnrAl where Trey trcf,
Held ~ his ave n holio~v ey>si eooseut.
Mods yea ffrTa - Nsf1rpfS self: suAlszsset
save By the men his rohier temper shaazrsi.
Never sesiacsd throuzh saovx af 7~vssas god
Ry ofner thaa Vcxsttiag lights to ser
New trimmed IN Heaven nor tAsn assstsnssfasf
racrd
Nor ste><sfsst- FAR frOFn rashnsss ss xnan
rr-1 sssr w-rn nursr-r rr~-. gr,~pfrr sxra
"a x~srreisss r>ns-r she wave 5ssf heins ~ vi:
Vet h<ns-r--i tsren ro~ s~-sszsa n vooes
T7,. r,x.iar voice hzt nat ne sssN ~ftiss1ss,<s.
p7~-~f rrsrsiesi sszir- sealrs. the-s - hest -1e
Whs vzs al fhts sad snEs. aud al nrcn s.
ws-hjrV-p-.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

Every sack OF LILY WHITE FLOUR
has pletaTe Of oar mlll. None genuine
n.Ehoutlt.
VALLEY CITr MnIINs Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19
James Russell Iswpa-

The next tshleau represents the sur-en-
s.sr OF Co-ruaIlis - W Washington The
~, s-ssrerzls stand in the center ef The
s.arr. the former handing his swc~i -
- hitter. who stretches out his ksnd -
ka it II there were soldiers n the
s.~---s e~,,ie--, l<r 81. <szva <fss>s r7c1rez
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

Following this recitation may be
another, frcn The ode 10y Whittier read
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

ror-. bUsy men as weu - happy chil-
freD- These exercises have besa pre-
pared nor merely fer school bGt for pob-
lc presensatioa. an arr of sncha nature
th4s adults a. ysel - children eau take
part
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-27
MARINE ENGINEERS.
Meetings of the Association Now Being
Held-DeleGates Present.

Meetings of the Association Now Being
Hsld-Delegates Present.
The National Marine Engineers Beneficial
Association continued its sessions this morning
in the tea room at Wizards Hotel. The meet
ings are held with closed doors and reporters
are not invited to be present. II is under
stood, however, that the morning session to-
day was devoted to the reading Of reports from
the various district branches and accepting them
and also to the reception of the president, Mr..
j. H. Galway Of Detroit The accredited dele
gates who are present at this the sixteenth an
nuai convention of the association are as fol-
lows:
Joseph n. Gregory. J. Perry swayne. VIM.
Kennedy, John N. Cronenweth, James H. Reid,
Thos. T. Dowd. James Donnelly, Louis H. vogt.
Chas H Reeder, Jas. H. Harris, VIM E. Elliott.
Joseph Brooks, Edward Andrews. A. L. Shaw,
J. r. Blanchett, John O'Neil Eli r. Grimm. E.
W. Tucker, E. D. Lock, Walter E. Masters. Eli
Swartout, w. R. Patterson, James H. Fitz-
gerald, Andrew NJ. Lester. James H. Sipperley.
A. A. Manion, John J. Harrison
George W. Rouse, G. c. Hassen, J. ]. Quigley,
=. c. Davis, I. ]. Fitzpatrick, James T. Goodwin,
c. ]. Coon, Nathan s. Lawrence, Henry X. Hay
ford. W. F. Van Guysling, Stephen Neonhan,
Geo. Chler, ]. Geo. Hernus, F. B. Barrows, r.
p. Cook, J. P. Farrell, Vernon d. Mitchell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-27
Death Of Luther Harrison.

Hon. Luther Harrison. formerly assistant
commissioner Of the general land office, died
at his residence, 1884 18th street. at 30 o'clock
last evening. Mr.. Harrison had been Ill for
some months past, but his death was unex-
pected and came as a shock to his large
circle Of friends in this city. Mr..
Harrison was born at Sunbury, Pa.
September 4, 1916, and entered the army
at the age Of seventeen. enlisting with tn Q
second Pennsylvania artillery. He came to
this city with that organization and was de-
tailed for clerical duty at Gen. Augur's head
quarters. He was appointed to 81 900 clerk
ship in the land Office December 9, 1893. and
from that time on he rose rapidly through the
ranks.
He was successfully promoted TO be principal
clerk on private land claims, chief clerk OF the
general land Office and on July 9, 1884, to be
assistant commissioner Of the same bureau,
which position he resigned September /, 1885.
He left a wife and one child
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence tomorrow afternoon at $50 o'clock
The list Of pallbearers is as follows: d. r.
Pierce, John B. Sauffer, J. w. Stockton, O. n.
Herring, Joseph Tyssowski and w. H. Mills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-27
A LIFE-sAviNG MEDAL.
Secretary Window Transmits It to Daniel
Reagan Of South Boston.

Secretary Window Transmits 1t to Daniel j.
Reagan Of South Boston.
The Secretary of the Treasury has awarded
silver life-saying medal to Daniel J. Reagan
OF South Boston, Mass, in recognition Of his
bravery and skill in saving Mr.. Theodore
Wuestman from drowning in Boston harbor on
July4. 1880. 1t appears that while engaged in
the performance Of his duties as superintend-
ent of the bath house at City Point South Bos-
ton, his attention was drawn to Mr.. Wuestman,
who was struggling in the water at consider
able distance from the shore and in danger Of
drowning. He Immediately leaped through
the open window, ran down to the raft used by
the bathers and without waiting TO remove his
clothing sprang into the water and swan to
Mr.. Wuestman, who by this time was almost
exhausted and unable to help himself. and de-
spite the fact that he graspcd him around the
neck and well nigh bore him under he sustained
him at great risk to himself until assistance
came and he was safely landed.
Secretary Window says il affords him pleas
ure to be the medium for the transmission of
this token of recognition by the government of
Mr.. Reagan's very gallant and praiseworthy
conduct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-27

vessels That Outrode the Gale Reach Phila-
delphia.

vessels That Outrode the Gale Reach Phila-
delphia.
PHHADELPHlA, Jan. H.-The schooner Archer
q Reeves, bound from Norfolk for New York,
arrived here today in distress. She was in the
gale Of Saturday night and had her foresail and
iib carried away, also midship honse; her
monkey rail on port and stsxboard sides gone,
together with her starboard main rigging.
schooner J. E. Simmons, from Perth Amboy
for Richmond, reports that she had foreboom
broken and foressl carried away. Foreboom
struck First Mste Kelly and killed him in
stantly. The vessel was towed to Newcastle,
Del. BY TIE ting Albert N. Hughes.
Schooner Maggie Dalling, from Cardenas,
reports during heavy gale 2lst and 29d in
slant carried away fersstay sail and bursted
ing cabin with two feet water, broke pinnacle,
started boat and rung bolts and water casks.
A part Of the cargo Of sugar was damaged.