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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
Mr. Watson, OF Georstu, DcnouncGs n Sian.
dcr--Tho Drumrier,s RiIl.


dcr--Tho Drumrier's Bill.
WASHINGTON, D. c.; Feb. 3.-Thc
opening proceedings OF the house this
morning were noteworthy. Mr.. Wat
son, OF Georgia, rising to a question OF
personal privilege, sent to tho clerks
desk and had read 4 special dispatch to
the -AHantG Constitution from Washington,
criticising his vote upon the Craig
Stewart contested election case, init
mating that in voting ior Stewart he
was playing into the hands OF the Re-
publIcans in order that he might secure
financial aid from them in his next
campaign for Congress.
That communication, said Mr.. Wat
son, was written by one OF the clerks OF
the house. Ever since he had been
hero the clerk to tho speaker had
thought it his duty to disparagc him,
to ridicule him, and to misreDrcsent
him. The climax had now been
reached and patience was no longer a
virtue. llo denounced the insinuation
rs cowardly, as it was base and an infa-
nous ialsehood.
The matter was then dropped and the
house went into the committee of the
whole OH the District OF Columbia ap-
preparations. Alter the rejection OF
minor amendment, the bill was passed.
In the morning hour (Which began at
4 o'clock the house resumed consideru-
ton OF the bill allowing railroad COM
punies to give special rates to CONNER
cial travellers. Mr.. O'Ncal, OF Pcnnsyl-
vania, offered an amendment providing
that uothing in the bill shall be con-
strued to prohibit any company from
granting reduced rates OF transporta-
ton to passengers or making reduced
rates for freight. In speaking OF the
bill 0Ir. Simpson, OF Kansas, referred 10
the author Of the Interstate commerce
pct Senator Cullom) as an ubiquitous
railroad attorney" when he was
promptly called to order By Mr.. Lind,
OF Minnesota.
M-. Simpson then Withdrew the en-
tire expression. The demand ior the
previous question was voted down-5O
to70-and pending action tho morning
hour expired and the house adjourned.
Tho bill will now go on the calendar
rs unfinished business.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., March 3.-Tho
condition OF Congressman Springer,
chairman OF the ways and means COM
mittcc, is SO serious as to excite the
graves5 apprehonsiens OF his friends
His family and most intimate friends
are evidently prepared forthe worst, US
there is fear that the erysipclas here
toiorc confined TO the face has gone TO
the bruin.
The physicians conccde that this be.
Ing The cage the result is almost inevi-
tably fatal. DR.. John a. Vincent, of
Springfield, Ills, the old family physi.
clan OF Mr.. Springer. has been telegraph
ed for at the request OF the patient,
and with the approval OF the attending
physicians in this city.
At midnight the condition Of Con-
gresham Springer is unchanged, il in
deed there is not slight improvement.
That he is no worse is sufficient to give
renewed hope to his friends, as the na-
ture OF his malady is such that every
hour he succeeds in battling away death
meana that he and not the disease
is the. gamer. incidentally learning
from the watchers in his chamber that
the Associated Press reporter was in the
house he requested that he be admitted
to the sick room, and even found
strength enough TO draw his arm
from beneath the cover and grasp his
visitors hand. 81 am no worse to-
night" said the sick man, "and l be-
liove l am going 10 get q fresh hold. Ii
| can just keep down this cough which
is sitting mo l am all right"
Just at this moment there was re-
currence OF fit OF deep, nervous cough
ing, which convulscd his frame. This
peculiar, and singularly dangerous
cough is induced, the physician said, by
the condition OF his brain rather than
m affection OF the lungs, as the
erysipelas OF face and head, while it has
possibly not yet penetrated to the brain
it has certainly seriously disturbed the
condition OF that organ. 1t is believed
by tho physicians that ii no change for
the worse takes place before tomorrow
noon, there will be reason to hope ior
his recovery. Inability TO sleep and
the nervous desire OF patient to talk to
any one within reach are regarded as
indications OF tho harassed and restless
condition Of his brain and physicians
now find this inability to take rcposc
the greatest menace to his life.
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THE DEACON TRAGEDY.
Deacon again ConSronts Ills Wifc-To 10
Tried IN April.

Deacon Again CouSronts Ills Wifc-To 10
Tried In April.
CANNES, March 3.-NIr. Deacon, the
American who shot and killed Aboillc,
the Frenchman whom he discovered in
his wiie's bedroom at tho Hotel Splen-
dido here, was again confronted with
Mrs. Deacon before the Judge D'lnstruc-
tion at Grassc to-day. The examination
was conducted privately. Mrs. Deacon
was seen as she was leaving the room in
which tho examination was held and
her manner appeared very determined.
She will return to Paris tomorrow. Mr..
Deacon remains calm and is confident
OF his ultimate acquittal. His trial will
take place in April.
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IN THEIR NEW HOME.

Alpine Lodge, knights OF rythiap, Cclp.
brnto tho Completion OF Their Now
Hall.
Special Dispatch to thG Iaic'li9nccr.
TERRA ALTA, W. Va. March 3.-Tho
knights OF Pythias, OF this place, cele-
bratcd tho completion OF their new
castle hall last night in an appropriate
manner. Moro than one hundred
knights wcro in attendance and partici-
patcd in the exercises. Visitors were
present from kcyser, Oakland, New
burg, Kinswood and Grafton. 4 special
feature OF the evening was the pres
cntation to tho lodge OF handsome
gavcl made from stick OF cherry grown
at Mt. Vernon.
After the exercises in the lodge room
the knights repaired to tho banquet
hall where IN elegant supper was laid,
the lady friends OF the knights havin.
exccllcd themselves in its preparation.
Tho Terra Alta cornet band furnished
excellent music ior tho occasion.
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SECRETARY FOSTER


Talks In Europe About tho Immigration
Commissions Report.
LONDON, March 3.-The Hon. Robert
T. Lincoln, the United States minister,
called upon the Hon. Charles Foster.
secretary OF the United States treasury,
to-day and with him proceeded to tho
house OF commons, where they listened
to tho debate. Mr.. Foster will 60 to
Brighton tomorrow and on Saturday
he will start Tor Paris. After returning
from tho house OF commons, Mr.. Fos-
ter, in an interview, said:
"1n tho short time have been here
l have several times been asked to cx-
plain statements cablcd rs the report
guaranteed blythe immigration commits
sion."
"Was the alleged system OF sending
ex-conyicts to America one OF the SUBJ
iccts2"
ayes. The question in Parliament in
regard to tho matter and the comments
in the papers were based OIL nisap-
prehension that tho commission
was responsible for the report. When
appointed the commission !
deemed it Fight to select among the five
commissioners one representative OF
the labor interest. That was, Mr.. Pow
derly, and do not find iau!t with his
report. But that story about excon-
victs had its origin in Mr.. ScuIl's re-
port. People on the other side will
treat the story OH its merits. Here the
mistake is. made OF taking the state
ment as supported by the whole COM
mission"
''Does that explanation apply to an
other commissioners assertion that o.
100000 acres OF productive lands arc
lying idle hcre?'
''As far as each commissioner is indi-
vidually responsible. l do not know
where Mr.. Powdcrly got his estimate. 1
would not like to say his report has Il
partisan bias, but he naturally reports
in behalf OF those he iavors."
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FIRE AT EAsr LIVERPOOL.

Il Hundred aud Iifry thousand Dollars
Loss and Ton Families Made Homeless.
i Wheeling FIrm Il Loser.
EAST LIVERPOOL, O., March Sire
to-day destroyed block. in the central
part ci the town, burning out nine busi-
ness firms and rendering ten families
homeless. Tho entire loss is about
Sl50,OO0 with $4,000 insurance. II. L.
Porter, dry goods dealer, will lose S50,-
600; insurance on stock, S23,lOJ. Cross
cr, Ogilvic & Co., dry goods, 1900; in
surancc OIL stock, $l2,J90 The build
ings occupied by these firms were own
ed by Mcssrs. $. II. Porter, &. ?. lkert
and Christian Nctsch.
Six other houses were destroyed with
their contents. The upper parts OF tho
buildings were occupied by ten families
and by this sudden misfortune they are
all rendered homeless. The furniture
belonging to these people was, Of course,
lost in the flames.
The Atlantic Tea Company, Of Wheel
ing, occupied one Of these store rooms
and sustained an almost total loss OF
sthcir stock.
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RoME, March 3.-Tho vatican recent
ly sent instructions to Paris for the
formation OF q Republican.C Conservative
party in the chamber of deputies to
act as the mouth-piecc OF the vatican in
order to fight radicalism.
When this fact camo to the knowl-
edge OF the representatives at the vati-
can OF Austria, Germany, Spain and
Portugal they requested an explana-
ton Of the pope'a Abandonment OF his
monarchial policy. In reply they were
told that the instructions would only
apply 10 France, and that the vatican
did not intend to display hostility to
the existing monarchics.
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All tho Crew NYcrc snvcd.

LONDON, March S.-An exciting wreck
occurred last night at Withernsca, in
the southeastern part OF Yorkshire on
tho North Sea. A heavy gale was pre-
vailinS at the time, and Us tho seas
rushed shorcward from out OF the dark
ness they appeared to bc mountains
high. The steam trawler Criton, en-
gagged in tho North Sea fisheries, lost
her propeller during the storm, and not
having any canvas to speak Of. driftcd
ashore. She had 4 crew OF nine men
on board. but all were saved by the lie
saving crew.
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STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE
OF Mrs. Gilllc, Of London, Who Got n D
yurcc In South Dakota.

OF Mrs. GilliG, OF London, Who Got d.
yorcc In South Dakota.
YASKToS, S. D., March S.-AIrs. Amy
Gillis, vile OF Charles a. Gillig. presi-
dent OF Gilli9's United States Exchange,
London, is missing and her attorneys in
London can get 10 trace oi her. She
obtained divorce from her hunband in
Noyem Der and then went to New York,
to be gono four weeks, leaving her law
yer numbc, OF registered letters, and
anxious inquiry is made ior her from
London. She left money on deposit.
Her household furniture and wearing
apparel are also here She was ACCOM-
panied by her child and maid, the lat
tor intending to 60 back to England.
The last heard from her was in Deccm-
Der last. She wrote from New York re-
Questing her mails forwarded to tho
general delivery and saying she would
return n = few days.
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IT WAS 4 LIE,
And MIR. SinEcrly Is for Cleveland First,
Lust and all the Time.


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 3.-Con.
siderable interest has been aroused by
the rumors current in local papers and
elsewhere that arrangements by which
Senator Hill might secure tho Pcnnsyl-
vania delegation TO Chicago are posi-
bic. These speculations grow ont OF the
meeting OF Mr.. Wm. Singerly, editor and
proprietor OF the Philadelphia Record,
with Senator Hill in Washington yes
terday. As I matter OF fact NJ. Sinserly
was in Washington as q member OF u
Philadelphia delegation on visit to the
appropriation committee 10 urge an ap-
preparation for new mint.
When he heard tho story to-day Mr..
SinGorly said: "There is not q particle
OF truth in it. The facts arc these: l
was in Washington yesterday with the
mint delegation. While thore l saw Il
number OF senators, and among them
Mr.. Hill, whom | have known since
1854. Wo have only met two or three
times in the interval, and wc have n
good many things to discuss besides
politics."
"Are YOU or are you not for Hill?"
decidedly not. ain for Cleveland.
Cleveland, Cleveland, first, last and all
the time. That ought to be definite
enough. II could do it would dcsig-
nate him tomorrow rs President OF the
United States. Iadmire Hill, OF course,
but am positively for Cleveland ior
President"
Mr.. Singerly will be one OF the dele
gates at large from this state to the
Chicago convention. Secretary OF the
Commonwealth, +. Harrity, whose name
has also been coupled with the Hill
story, emphatically characterizcs it as 4
story ou. OF the whole cloth. The Penn
sylvania delegation will, he thinks, be
for Cleveland.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., March 3.-Tho
house committee on public buildings
aad grounds to-day refused to adopt by
vote OF 8 to 1 Mr.. Banks resolution
declaring that in tho Judgment OF the
house in view OF the condition Of tho
general treasury, it would hc unwise
and inexpodiGnt TO enter upon loSisla-
ton looking to tho construction Of new
buildings.
Tho house committee on foreign nj
iuirs, b. vote of 8 to /, decided TO re-
port tho resolutions Of sympathy for the
Russian Hebrews.
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KILLED HIS MOTHER-IN-BAW
To Get uor Money, is Charged ASuiust II
Chicago Nun.

10 Get Aor money, is charged AGulust Il
Chicago Man.
CHICAGO, March 3.-Itis an ugly thing
to say OF 4 man who occupies . good
social position that he murdered his
mother-in-law for her money. and yet
this ID what +. II. Dunton, an aged and
wealthy gentleman, who lives at %
Aldine square, accuses DR.. II. N. Scud-
der OF having done.
Scuddcr married an adopted daughter
OF Duntun. whose feeble wife had large
fortune which on her death she had
purposcd leaving to some blood relative,
but which at the last moment, us she lay
in bed but half conscious OF what she was
doing, as her husband alleges, she
wasinducedtosigH overt oScudder's wife.
On February 81 another physician was
hastily summoned to her bedside and
found her expiring with an ominous
wound in the head, produced by fall
from her chair as she was sitting up,
Seuddcr says. :
AZ Scuddcr was the last man said to
have spoken with her, and as nc could
not satisfactorily account ior\ tho
wounds, suspicion fell on him and so Il
warrant WAS sworn ior his arrest by Mr..
punton yesterday, and as he is i'll he is
being guarded at his home by police
men
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Special Dispatch TO me N'Q'igenar.
ELLESDoEo, March 3.--Dart Butcher,
the champion base ball catcher OF this
county, met with y painful, ii not a
fatal accident last night. He, in COM
pany with some other boys OF his neigh.
horhood, attended church at llushos's
Run, ono mile east OF this place, and us
They were on their way homo Bart's
horse became frightened and threw him
against tree, iracturing his skull and
badly injuring his neck and shoulders.
He is now in precarious condition.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., March 3.-Thc
house bill authorizing the postmaster
general 10 credit the late postmaster Mt
indianapolis, AQuilla Jones, with tho
sum OF Sass, was called up and passed.
The senate resumed consideration OF
the Idaho contested case, being nd
dressed by MIR. Grayin support OF the
claims OF Clagsett, the contestant. Mr..
Higgins, who signed the majority re-
port, made m argument in Justification
ef it and OF DIR. Dubois right TO the
seat. Finally ut , o'clock the debate
was closed and the voting was begun.
The question on the minority reso!u-
tiou ID fayor OF 4!r. Claggctt's right 10
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KANSAS CRY, March 3.-The works
OF the Kansas City white lead and oil
works, which were destroyed by fire
last night, were owned by tho National
Linseed Oil Company, which controls
fifty similar plants in different parts OF
the country. Tho loss is much greater
than was ut first reported, the total
footing up SlG5,00O, with about 100000
insurance. The works will be rebuilt.
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NORFOLK, Va, March 3-President
Harrison did not leave tho hotel at
Virginia Bcach this afternoon for an
other days duck shooting, as he had
arranged. lie received telegram IRON
Washington this morning which
changed his plans and lie will now
leave here. ior- Washington Saturday
morning by the Atlantic Coast line.
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CHICAGO, March 5.-Two freight trains
on the G. B. & @. railroad this morning
were running in the same direction on
parallel tracks near Hinsdalc. 4 switch
had been lett. open and the trains
collidcd, smashing several cars and kill
ing the fireman and brakeman on one
OF the trains. Their names have not
been learned. The engineer WAS scri-
ously hurt.
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ATLANTIC CRY, y. J., March Sex
Congressman Stephen T. Hopkins. OF
tho Seventeenth New York district.
la.c an cmployo OF tho New York GUS
tom house, wNs found dead by some
railroad section hands near the West
Jersey tracks at Plcasantvillc carly this
morning. How he met death il not
known, but the officials oi the railroad
believe that he fell or jumped from a
train.
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PENSION MONEY.
Tho Amount Of Money Expended During
the Past Six Months.

ihc Amount oil money Expended during
the Past Six Months.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-The sub.com-
mittcc OF the house committee on PEN
sions, OF which Mr.. Mutchler, OF Penn
sylvania, is chairman, to-day examined
General Rarm, the commissioner OF
pensions, with reference 10 the csti-
mates ior pension appropriations for
the next fiscal year. The com missioner
said tho actual amount OF money ex-
pended on account OF pensions during
the last six months OF the year was
$63 0G5,G73S There was now on the
books S2S,034,095, against which no re.
QUESTIONS had been made, and about
Sl5.0OO,0O was. in the hands OF agents,
SO that S43, 100000 was on hand for tho
balance OF tho fiscal year.
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PENSION RERATING.
Assistant Secretary Bussey Givo5
Testimony Boloro
THE Investigating COMMITTEE

Into tho Conduct of the
Pension OEicc---So Crooked Rcrat-
ing Has Bccn Done Under Commits
sIoncr Raum's Administration.
Much of 1t Done Under President
CIcvclaud's Commissioner and Corr
poral Tanncr.--The Proceedings of
C0ngrcss.--Hlr. Watson DcnOunces u
Libel...WnshingtOn News.
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BRIDGEroRT, CoSy., March SIN the
superior court here to-day the l,idnap-
pcrs OF Ward Waterbury, the eight
year-old son Of G. p. Waterbury, OF
Greenwich, pleaded guilty and Judge
Hall sentenced Charles Waterbury and
Samuel Sullivan to the state prison for
four years and John AlcCann ior two
years,
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March S.-Fire
this afternoon destroyed the large four
story brick factory OF J. Z. Ryersons &
Co, tapestry andcurlain manufacturers,
at Frankfort avenue and Wcstmoreland
streets. The sevcralhuadrcd employees
barely escaped with their lives. 4 num-
Der were badly burned. The loss is cs-
timated at $4,000 The origin OF tho
fro iE I1nl,nnwn Peg ,-.s
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NEw YoRx, Mar. S.-Arrived-stcam-
er Lain, Bremen.
I.oSDoS, March 3.-Sigh,ed-Bristan-
MIA, Suevia, New York.
BALTI&oREr March 3.-Arr;ved--Olden
burg Bremen.
PMiLADgLrn!!, March 3.-.Arriycd--alis.
sonri, London.
McyILLE, March S.-Arsiyel-Devo,
MA, New York.
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ALL FOR HARRISON
IN Indiana-Eus Ono County Delegation
Makes II Kick.

Makes II Kick.
INDIANAPOLIS, March S.--Throughout
Indiana to-day the Republican dis.
trict conventions were held TO select
delegates to thcNIinncapolis convention.
In every district Harrison delegates
were chosen and instructions for tho re.
nomination OF the President were given.
In the Twelfth TT. Waync) district tho
Alien county delegates left the convon.
ton and adopted resolutions repudiat-
inv its action,
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BERLIN, March 3.--Tho entire issue OF
the Frunsj!rtSr ZcitGng OF March l was
conascated on the charge OF Les Ngjeste.
The charge is based on icpiRctOn
headed Crowned Words" which ap.
peared in the paper on that day and
WHICH had reference TO the cmperor's
Brandcnburg speech.
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A HOWLING MOB
At tho Richardson Habons Corpus
Trial in O Detroit Court.
PRINCE MICHAEL AND HIS ANGELS
Cause Intense Excitement and
Groat Indignation.
LONG HAIRED APOSTLES GUARDED

Dy Officers to Prevent Them From Be-
ing MobDcd---h Remarkable Sccuc
in This Day.--The "IsraclitcS" Fol-
lowed by tho Crowd and Cries of
"Kill Thcm," Lynch Thcm," nro
Accomplishments to Hostile Dom.
onstratlons by the Public 80 Mrs.
Richardson Tolls tho Story of Her
Marital Woes In Court, and the Ex.
Citcmcnt Is Only Increased.
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NEwRURYroRr, Mss, March o.-Thc
Boston & Maine passenger depot was
burned carly this morning. Loss csti-
mated at about :25, 900.
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tho scat was decided in the negative,

yoas Z. nays %.
Tho vote was then taken on tho ma
jority resolutions, affirming tho right OF
Mr.. Dubois to retain Ills seat and II was
decided in the affirmative, yeas 81. nays
8. =
Tho pure food bill was thGn taken up
and OH motion OF Mr.. Paddock (having
charge oiit) several amendments, most.
ly OF n verbal character, were agreed 10.
No action was taken OIL tho bill.
Adjourned
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PLATTE CENTRE, NEE, March 3.-Firc
yesterday destroyed half the business
blocks in this city, including the post
Office and all mail matter. Loss 5000.
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LONDON, March 3.-A dispatch from
Iripo!a states that the opposition to
the iirman recently issued by the sui.
tan was SO determined that the lirman
has been withdrawn.
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WAsuISGEoxr D. c., March S.--Se c.
rotary Blaine is suffering IRON cold
and did not deem it prudent to leave
his house to-day.
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WASHINGTON, March 3.-NIr. Mills is
much better to-day, his rest last night
having been beneficial.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
a Panic Threatened in London Ow-
ing to tho Coal Situation.
THE PRICE is STILL GOING UP

And There is No Telling Where IL
VIII End...Rctailcrs Doubling on
the ConSumcrS-.-rhc Deacon Trasc-
dy-.-Thc american Faces His Wifc
Again .-.- Ills Trial Set for April.
Interesting News from Abroad.
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winds. '' ~ ''''
For Western PcnnSylyani, and Ohio, warmer.
generally fair and winds shifting 10 sputbcrI;
during Friday: probably shpwcra on Saturday.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
g furnished. by G. scHSErP. druggist, cor,cr
Market urd Fourteenth streets.