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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-29

| Have You ever seen prices for the same goods
| "a low We think not Possibly you did not spe
in the above list the article you wished for; we've
got it, and the price is in same proportion as
| above.
We desire to impress you with the fact t:iat we
are reliable, registered drug house, and that any
article which we .ell you guarantee in every
respect, and handling as We do, such quantities
Of goods assures yor that our medicines will he
| perfectly fresh and nice
| We make a speciality Df mail orders to be ship
| pad by freight or express when cash accompane.
! They will receive the same attention which you
would personally.
| These prices are very low; by selling stacks Of
goods there may be little money in Il for US /;
/ but there's lots for you; don't you think so
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-29

The Best Values in the state.
aprln}tf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-29

Our svIends will please remem.
bev that undov no consideration
will an exchange os books be
permitted after a0y book has ieft
tho ofSIco. tits not the purpose os
this oflco to institute circulating
library.
dco2ldtf g.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-29

II Il is not convenient for you TO attend the
worlds Fair AT Chicago. you may te able TO at
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-29

form that the Richmond Victor
part OF the present winter has satisfaction
resfigation OF the methods heating
he construction OF the furnace aud the superior
ung the apparatus the with which II
OF the temperature easily maintained fully
Dc no dbcuiy In keeping the degrees
e. IN fact kept at about 20 degrees by and hardly
'sat. very truly yours. GEo. h. SAWYER. xpr2Yitf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-29

Mksshs j. II. CoGaN 4 Co. Augusta, Me.
DEAR SiRs.-l anu pleased TO inform you
placed in my residence in the early part oi the
remember that made Ii thorough iuycstigat il
steam for the past twenty years The constru
done by your hrIn In fitting and adjusting the
omy ot fuel and the uniformity and mildness o
TIE selection. | think there would be no tlific
even in the coidest weather. have, in fact,
ming below 20 or rs degrees in the mgat "
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-29
We are Paying from Is TO s. per Cent

You know well that there isn't one on
broad continent that will do 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Train leaves West 42d.,t. station NewYork; as FOL
,ov and ~ minutes earlier from IT, Franklinst, n r.
:S:3O a. M.-Daily for Ncwburg Kingston Albany !
daily exccm SUNDAY west OF Cocyrians Jc.
7uJ 4. M.-Dny for Albany except SUNDAY, Mo os
s,,in A M.-Dailv Albany, Ita syracuse koches.
ter ruiialo Niagara Falls Detroit, Chicago; except
,,,,5 4. M,NDaiiy except Sunday. for Albany and
S,gO D. N-Dilly. except Sunday. for Albany.
5iIl p. M-Dally for Albany. Montreal tea syracuse
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto, Detroit
l'hic,ro 81. Louis. =,
GAO p M-Daily. except Sunday, for Newburg, Al
mnv Saratoga and Montreal
S.i5 r. M.-Dalv for Albany, Utica Syracuse, Roches
br buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit chicago
U.VFRSTRAW LOCALS gas IS 10 =. NJ
NE.WKU IL, LOCALS. = 20 -lO;lJ ~ NJ, Il 10, 80
81 Is 80. II ~ j. NJ. $3.50
sleeping ears for Buffalo. Niagara FAILS, Toronto De-
trolt Chicago on all through trains,
HDniy For III trts timetables. parlor and sleeping
chr accommodate ions information apply Offices Brook
ivn 1893 wa>hngtonst.. 725 Fuon.t Annex chice
foot of New-York CITY. OIL 49, 1858. 49,
$40 Broadway 143 Bowery, 81 East 1'ti-st, IS West
i-''"''' c" f. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

EMPRESS IRAlNS leave std,ion tentrii hAiloso "
New Jersey foot OF Liberty North River;
FOR PHILADELPHIA, week days, w, q 80 y:W
10 90, i 80 Dining S.r A. n; l:ss s soo s
S:fs p NJ, IL I5 night. SUNDAY 90 10 20 ii SS
Dining Carr A. NJ. 80, 1870. Dining Carb 900 o:"
l. FOR BALTiMORE AND WASHINGTON, week dsys
and SUNDAYS 100 IL 80 Dining Car 4. ", w SOi
Dining Carr 100 o 90 Baltimore only T. NJ E'is
night. A., ,,. d pr,;n.n seen.
ing and PSror Gar Seats cen procured At l72
49, 26i AIS. 1856 9i2 LAO srSidway %. e MIrG
renuc and "a Whist Io5th Street NewY0rk, 333 WASH
ngon Street .20 Fulton Street. Brooklyn and ~ Bfed'
wav, Williamsburg go a. ~ -. .,o.s
Westcott Express Company will ca for ana eAess
baggage nom hotel residence u destnauon'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
Qearbers.


A GENCY 10 SUPPLY tutor, Professors HAchen
"A Revernesses etc. in all departments OF learning Ct
cuars of good schOols 70 parents MIRIAM
COYRIERE Book Buil3ng $50 Fiftksve. cor 2Oth.se
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
"A Supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors Governesso
&C.. to Colleges Schools and Families Apply 70
MRS. NJ. J. YOUNG.FULTON. % Union SQUARE
n Est TEAC HERS.-All branches: 3.161 places filled
% Circulars schools. city country 70 Kirehss tr'
Union School Bureau, KERR & HuYSSOON, w. l4th-s@
TNTOCUTION and PHYSICAL CULTURE.
r., Class and priNte Instruction Mrs: MARTIN,
HoJef Brockholst. 1Ol West S5th.st. NewYork City
THE FISK Teachers Agencies:1New- York, Boston
i Chicago Los Angeles &C.: 1856 positions filed.
IL. f. CROKER n Y. Manager. 20 5th-sve. u3thstl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Aucrbach Meyer and wife. to II Miller. .,, ooo
Elumenthl ADm T. anu '"''"'' " .'..'' $500
Buchsweiifr saran an i,ye YEAR MORTGAGES 1900
& Of lG e sa5 @'l" 10 Herman II Horst, 00''
mann. aud another. executors. Reade'st. 1000
co,Hw Of E a""sja yssrs suow. E, al exccuior
o0t e,S .I ISaist t.. - Of GSaye wears 5000
c' "a, Ton 90 ia tas R P';s s, 10000
ca%pn ! AGaes a !" w ee E Is 1000
Cohen Moss to en ne Do"oiS ''''e' 10000
cof Sl"GT asS TO ySesal Wilhelm Man. .,sa
Church Calvin d. 70 snaieI montns $500
s,,ns s e ssh :, a. esyssaci, 5000
ETC. 5 79th.st. " Of 3dA'e years = 10 zoo
Fngsihardt I.9" s-,h 10 'h. YEAR, s. 10000
Euei. A .ert, 10 9 1ane q wear. .',.... 5000
Geswcn Anna and anothsr to h'1Dc s"'en II 900
Mcincin, Conrad and wife, , e e, Ti' ot
,'uarante ana r% y'.r w. .'.....'. $500
Hoffman,, Th ,c 70 r yea,s 1900
Hartman 1s OF Hermann S and VIE % Loe~enha so7,
G Peter ' and sndhr {" Samuel Wen
woseTSst aid Wet IT. sds Savings
JaT Tsnk YSwyor% 2dave and lo o. ooo
Edacar,5n Fund N 72d''t " OF Madison 10000
1at SSs' nllse, 70 Herman Schmidt, No 2oa ooo
jacobs Iey and ws 70 the Years i'ue w. 10000
K,cin Bcnedlct and wife. 70 AtN browh anu q, ooo
another 235 Fast Goth 81, mortgages VT "'oo0
KATE Real H Eas% r ri" Guarantee Avenue H. =, mn
n OF 1Oth-st. years =, o., %, A-'o'
Kahn Jacgucs to Sarah \ Mecks oSd'~' @ ooo
Of Madison-aye years. =, vo '"'
Kesgney JamSs' ,t 81 ae' vs,s $4,000
Meher Aapu ~, osh Nh. Of ooth.st year 5000
NoIthsa a'aac Of SSd ortsasss years 100000
T Bank Cgsdova r.ce 81 ofot $500
o,prien' Maurice. 70 the EmIer.nt Industrial go.
Saving, Bank. 133d-st. " Of shave year $50
opgonssimer ~ Rlvcrsde Drive. $4,000
Prlmont. Gustavc. to Betty Frey, l3lst-st, oooo
g ~ sth-ave. years. 3ooo
Reynolds Patrick. 10 The Franklin Savings
Pank New-Ycrk s 5Oth.st W OF lothavc' N mn
Rcynolds Patrick Michael Cush, 50th-st.
~ 10thAve. years 2,O0o
Rooney William r and another. tn Josephine
wendeil. Prospective, n OF wocarnn-st' asoo
Savage Charles y w. T. Robert GIL. executor. nm
etc n ceth-st. g 81 Cth-1ve. yoars.:-. $1,000
SpIes Potter and wife, 10 the Seafncns bank FOR
Savings Newyork, 1f7'a and 1i9 East 20'h' 20 mn
sattler Christian u Johanna Stack. 112th-st. ~
NJ ftb-ave. nstamonts 2.Joc
Sullivan Daniel j. 10 Riverside Brdoe Iron
Works. Amsterd"m'ave' n OF Is2d-'t' ann
vcar. mortgages ~: o"o
sul Mm.scrdom anna" Of issd.s, Yeas 10000
Tarh Leon to Michael Fav. and another. No oiI
RN1nctn-st, instaments.. 1890
wuerz. william. and WIFE N the Greenwich
Swings Bank shave. ~ i7thst war. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
Delaware, Lacknwanna and Western X. X.
stations In NcwY foot Of Barclay and Christopher
SHORTEST LINE. YESTIBILED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MoNTCLAIR,
THE ORANGES, summit, Bernardsyllc Basking
Ridge Madison Morr'town passaIci Paterson Boon
pATCONG, Hackettstown sCIIoOLEY,s MOUNTAIN.
washington, hiiiLLipsBu re-, EAsToN. WATER
ION, PifTsTON, wILKFSBHRRE NANTiCoKE
HAMToN. oXF0iD. NoRwiCH: waterviiie UTICA
GsWESo. 'irHAtA. oWfGo, EEMiRA, CORN fNai
WEST, N0RTHWEsT AMp soUTHWEyT; -
PRf.Ss. Pullman parior ears. Connects Buffalo
with train for Chicago. arriving GAS o. m. next
morning.
7.aO 4. M.-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops OF principal
100 r. M.-sCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. and Ell
4,io p. SHANNON, WILKEsBARisT: and PLYM.
NUN EXPRESS. Pullman parlor ears.
7sSo r. NJ. IDaIly).-BuFFALo LIMITED EXPRESS.
BOO r. M. DAILY BUyFALO. UTICA and OswEGo
:. TICKETS and PULLMAN AcGoMMoDAT IONs at 70
wv nOa 90 s"n ,a , Ky w., at s,r stations
ave.. New-York 1913 Washington.ss 100 Fuiton-st and
formation; ss al stations;
check baggage from hotel or residence To destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31

Females.
A LADIES who will do writing for theP
"A homes will mako good wages. Reply with self.ad-
dressed, stamped envelope MISS MILDRED MILLER.
South Bend. Ind
IN ANTED.-LadIes to do writing for At homc can
w make $50 weekly; canvassing. Reply with acf
s4dressed stamped envelope CRYSTAL CREAM TOILET
CO., south bend, Ind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
RTE LIN ES.

York. foot of Chambelsst daily. as follows and nS
minutes earlier from West 23d-st. 49,.
ok a. M-via Niagara Falls and Chsuanan s, L nos
nelsyille to Cincinnati. Dinng-car a., GA,
O.00 p. M.Vestibue Lmlted Solid train 10, sm
s1.UU cagO via ChautauQua Lake. Sleepers " ChesSN
Cleveland and Cincinnati. bhng.car r.,,..
n Oh =, M.-Solid train ~ Chicago via Niagara ~
O.CU Sleepers to Buffalo, Rochester and Chicago os
OCH r. M. Via Chautauqua Lake and Magyar Fs AZ
S:')U Solid train to Chicago. SeepeB to Hosnens
/ 0CAL lime TABLE. TICKETS AND pg ELI.Sbs,s
and West 2Sd.st. ferries, New.York 1893 Fvieon;ss.
brooklyn 200 Hudson.st. Hoboken. and Jersey lily -
ton Erie Transfer Company calls tor ana chesks ~
G So~a from hotels and residences to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31

r. V,nfER sCHooL OF THE METROPOLITAN COL,
LE 9. 'c 1s s 1ss sui. s's ssso
Dva 1ssk Rssi AlSir Be- e r. s ~ Wee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
xKw.YoRK, ONTARIO RYE MEs ,yD.sf suLwA'

NRW.YORK, ONTARI0v AM yt MEs iYD.ST,
sas minutes ss sses from me- Port sss
Mcs;ioello o Mountaindae rssbursh Lbesy Wilton, Ds
Manor ansCss ES%Sssoa s Ro%c
sidney Sof NJ Campbell Hall Lake MShoan s1S o M
csisn Eii saa fsiAOufSS. Huieyvs Liberty
NJ ,s ;SS f y ysl!sS",sA Mss
ston Manor ocklanS v.s~ Fsis Detroit Cheap. -
0 WSse Pullman seepers; reclining snAl' car '
!. e. sas ssy : :sS p. sSHS: s
,na@ AZ Sc9 Broadway New.fc usv.Yeri.
so'HlneSS 9. HNDERSON. d. H.. 10 sssssfsH' IA =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
READING
IN RAILROAD SYSTEM
(Anthrncite Coal used exclusively insurng Cieaunsa
and COmforf.)

Time Table in effect Dec. Is, 1872. ~,
LEHICH VALLEY DIVISION.
Liberty-st., North River ,,,,r.u .c.y.
FALLS, rUts0NiO AND CHICAGO, s.i5 a. n,
1850 r. NJ. WEEK DAYS AND sgNDAYS
Bniie: Sleeping Car, :n night trsns vn scp.x rox
sI5 a. m, II 80. 8 As, Z 30 p. M Sundays exeepe
scranton, SID a m; 80 N. ,,.,o
FOR PO1TSVIILE 3 10 a. M, II SO, $40 p ~
Sundays II 100 .. m r,,ecrp, o,x
FOR READING AND IIARRiSBCRG si' H.
FOR EksrON, BETHLEHEM ALLENT0wN AMP
Mach CHUNK 90 Sis a. m, II so q 10 exceps
Manch Chunk 3 AS 5:l5. 80 D. III, Sundays 20
sis III 100 a. m, 4 40, 80 D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY

nrractc CoaI used cxcim-iy cly nsmrns Cleanliness
md Comiorf.)
Four Tracks. Protected by Automatic Block Sigua
sy,tcm. Trnius leave station foot Of Liberty ~.
Time Table in effect Dec. Is. 1892.
Fer Ke.ang " 4 10, 40, Si5. A. NJ, l :OO, ! 80
satuicay night. Sundays. II 80 A. NJ, ;oo $780, 800
For Harrisburg at 00 :i5, 8 As A. NJ. ;0O 80
co 90 5i5 p NJ, 1915 night except Saturday Night
sundays II 80 A. NJ. 100 3 00 80 p. NJ. IL :l5
n'sFF For Pot,sville at :oc 745 sA5 A. NJ 100. 30
Sundays, IL 30 A. NJ. 100. $3.50. 600 r. NJ. 1913
FOR sunbury,. LewIsburg and wlllismsport, at 100
except Saturday night. Sundays 10 A. NJ. 100 r. NJ,
II :l5 midnight. . -, 90,
90 rs 8 40 A. NJ. 100 80 5 49,, 80 20 Allen
town, p. NJ. Sundays, 1890 71' A. NJ. 100 $50
For wIlses,are. Pttston and Scranton. 8 as A. NJ.
40 r. nj. Sundays, 4 80 A. NJ
For Red Bank Long Branch and points sonh 70 Point
PNasant 80 Sl5. II 80 4: NJ. 1880 Las e 80 Red
Bank onlyl 90 90. 6:15 p. NJ SUNDAYS. except
Ocean Grove aad Asbury Park 90 A. NJ. 90 p. NJ.
FOR LAKEWOOD,
80 S:l5 a. NJ, AS % 40 special 30 UlJ +. NJ
For Ions River. Barnegat Park and Barnegat. 3d.
S:l5 A. NJ, l AS, 90 4. NJ
For Atlantic City, Vineland and Brdgeton. 80 A. NJ
tor Monmouth Beach, seabrsht and Highland Beach
Sundays, So . 90 x. H.. 100 T. NJ. wv ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
DROPOsALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR INDIAN
6elp Wanteo.

VVANTED.-For the United States Army sbls.bodied
w unmarried men, between the Of II and 30 years;
good pay rations, clothing ana medical aendance ~.
plcann must De prepared 70 furnish SATISFACTORY evidence
IL Abingdon Square. NewYork City 81 Fulton.ss.
brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
1nsIrurIlon.
For Both Sexes-CountHy.

T. ASTMAN BuSlN r4,S COLLEGL, Pougnkeepsle.:. NJ
II Open eli year. Thorough instruction Id bookksepns'
Banking. COMMERCIAL Law. Penmanship Gones ponusnse
Arithmetic. &C.. Teegraphy Senos ~ tas
Rus competent OIL enos
noce No charge furnished Bend Tor casVse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
Gin propsrrp for Sale.

-~~-~--~-~ -
r, OR SALE TO CLOSE AN EsTATE.-Most sub.
stantIai four.story building INA on Front ST. near
Brooklyn.
n ETACHED BRICK HOUSE. stable ana grouhds on
IL finest stree. I'm Hrooklyn: thirty minutes from New
YORK civ HALL G. J. SANDS l.22l Fulton st., brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
Citp propertp 90 fst.

CORNER HOUSE ready for occupancy now papcred
L and decorated smaller house adjoining TO lot May l.
Olc.thrd price Of similar houses downtown 'o.h,se
and ST Nichoa,aye Wide avenue. under control OF De-
mar Hent OF Parks. Agent premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
Gxrursions.
Railroads..

pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
The STANDARD RAILWAY0F AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT by
Block Signals and llteI!oeEllg switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
De.I,rOsscs and COrtlandt Streets
In Eject 1901 A. NJ. FEBRUARY 10Th 1893
TIE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
Dos A. M-puman ye.tlbul' Sleeping Cars 70 H"l
esgo and CINCINNATI Dining Smoking ana IN Gin
cnnatI :3j a. M. Indianapolis 80 a. H. '"''Ss'
'' T. THE II; PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1900 NOON.-Composed exclusively q pullman SnsH.
DSog and ,!s 0S% .,s ss."E na DS
nogphes and Ss a for the See
ss a . ss $n r iSS s%s
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EMPRESS.
ys sspns s sna n"a a
cars T. 81 Leps c saS To st. Louis Cnen
natl is a. IN. and ST. Louis 5: $50 p m. next day.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS. ,,,,.
$50 ss.s cssss a"s ys;is"' iSsss
land II sO a. i Chicago 80 p. next day
sOUTHWEsTERN EXPRESS. ~
''o Il sisps Ssm'n %sr sS
cCa@6a, IS p NJ Cincinnati 90 pcd md l mSn.
10 Is u. m, AMI st. Louis a. M seconu "'''S'
Pacific EXPRESS.
500 r. Mpulln@n Buffet sieepins, .ar NV ,,econd
G sgasS r Tesss di 10 rn'fas' Columbus 5
ssI l I5s &, point 90 Sa5
daily we1 Win a." Sleeper to Nsworsans and 12i5 night
VIII" S wAsIlfSGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
1000 A. Mwn.hins.on Limited, weekday p ysss
Arriving 1 Mn.nnsS a,, 40 ypestiSuo
Addiiisnal Expires. Trains. 90 go p H%, and
S SS s s"s o 80 "a % and 80 Ssni For R
Sii xfsi and t Ar:y:
ns = Ansu; nm. a ay Tampa Pr
a. ssssss.s s a.s
Indian a" River. Va St. Augustine, 900 j. ID. and
~ s3 Ss.i Sss
Sleeper SIissSr to R Rhets Hot
ro oS po SS Slsfglsr and and via
4$9ss Hsss SS "SsA'as' anu w ~
FoE e srpr and Day
Coach 10 Browns Mills.in. the Pines.
FOR CAPE MAY. 90 y. NJ. week-da MI,
For Lo1g Branch, Asbury Park, ocean rfoVe anu
Pleasant, $40 q. M. 1850. $40, $40 and II -
d. m. weekdays. Sundays, 40 a. M ana D 10
D. m. do not stop at Asbury Park and ocean Grove
sundays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ESpre.s: O 90 20 90 80 100 . 80 40 100 Wash
ington Limited. with Dining Car and IL 90 a; 5 ~
fI5 90 noon P-nn'a Limited. with Dining Carr, 1. ~
90 200 3 90. 30. 100. 80: 90 90 80
30 and 100 D. and u 10 night A.."r
mcdiOn, II 90 a. 40 and 20 B M une 400
noon limited ~ 90 noon. 90. 80, 200. 6 80
745 100 . 100 p. IN. aud 10 rs night. Aecomnoia
tlOn, 5 90 and 90 D. III. - - A.. Dan,
For Time .tnbcs OF trains 10 local point, on ,ie
syyanla Railroad system apply at the fo,9"ng g ND
Office, Nos 433. $40 9ii 1913 ll5 ana .ol nng'S
way A-tor House. 1874 East 125h St 2da Wes Jpn
ST. 2ji Columbusaye.. 1871 SiNthave and io,t OF Dr.
brosscs and Cortlandt st. Court-,t 500 zoo. :. tn
ton.st. Brooklyn; I29 Hud~on.st, Hobokeni o'auoh'
jersey City. . ,,, call ,or and
check baggage from hotels and residences through 10 oes
nation. wOoD
% ~: :ona,a Manager General Passr Agent.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-23
MAKERS OF OUR LAWS
Work Mapped Out for Congress the
Present Week.
SOME IMPORTANT MEASURES
Appropriation Bills to Be Aotsd
Upon In the Senate and
House-DOlayed Eiec-
togal Votes.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The backward
state Of the appropriation bills has Inn
pressed upon congress that tho senate n
chargeable with the greater delay, - the
house sent over three bills, neither Of
which has yet been reported.
The general expectation 10 that the
anti-option bill will como to . vote before
the middle Of the week and then the Ap-
preparations committee will probably take
the lead, beginning with fortifcatious or
army appropriation bill and following
with others as rapidly as they can be ~
ported. Party feeling will probably mani-
fest itself in executive session during tho
week In connection with the McCouas
nomination, which 10 unfinished business
when the senate closes its doors.
The silver repeal bill 10 an unknown
quantity and IL may become . live issue
any time upon o motion that the senate
proceed to its consideration, but no such
purpose has yet been opsnly OF.
pressed. Tho probabilities are that
the house during the coming week will
also occupy itself largely with delayed ap-
preparation bills, and will mako an effort
To catch up with tho record OF the pre-
vious short sessions OF congress on the
supply Of bills. Monday Holman intends
to call up the sundry civil bill. The
Torrey bankruptcy bill 10 . special order
for Tuesday and Wednesday, but tho
order gives the appropriation bill pre-
cetlcnce and therefore the bankruptcy
bill will have TO yield. Blount purposes
calling up the diplomatic and consular ap-
preparation bill on Tuesday unless the
| sundry- civil ser-;ee bill is in tho way. Ths
general deficiency bill is also on the
calendar. and will he called up ut the firss
opportunity. and tho military academy
bill is ready for report to the house a'
any time. Other appropriation bills. the
Legislative. pension, agricultural. Indian
postoiiice and naval bill, are still In the
| hands Of the committees.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-23
LUNrNC's QUEER HEAD.


treat for the Insass.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-Exact facts ~ to ths
sudden mental arrangement Of John Lun-
ing. the son OF o San Francisco mill
ionairc. and his subsequent removal from
the yacht Alert at Nice to Paris, 10 - fol-
lows: Luning began acting peculiar when
half way across the Atlantic. He grew
rapidly worse until his arrival at Nice.
where friends whom he was entertaining
decided for their own welfare they ought
to place him under restraint. They tele-
graphed to Charles Peters. formerly Lun.
ing's schoolmate in San Francisco, and
now student Of art in Paris, Of the do
tails concerning Luning's condition.
Peters, Frank Ungcr and Harry Gillig
went to Nice and took Luning back to
Paris. They summoned TO tho hotel DR..
Warren Bcy, an American physician, and
subsequently called DIR. Charcott. Upon
the recommendation OF both physicians.
Luning was removed to . private asylum.
Ills friends then cablcd to London for an
English physician and the physician will
bring Luning to London shortly. A dis
patch from Paris says that Lunine had
planned to marry in Paris q young woman
from New York who was there awaiting
his arrival. Tho dispatch adds that Lun-
ing was conductor on o New York ele-
waited railway when. by his fathers DEATH
he became heir to S2,UO,0O.
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did got her divorce tho Salt Lake man re-
fused TO keep his promise. and that was
the subject Of tho letter on the day prior
to her death. After retiring about 10
o'clock, she came rushing down stairs,
''saye mo-" and 'oh, doctor, do some
thing for mo quick" and was seized with
one Of hcr attacks Of heart failure. She
was semoved to her bed and given treat.
mcnt and finally recovered. In the morn
ing she was heard to be about her room.
but when Mrs. Leonard called her few
hours later shc Was dend.
That 10 the way the affair now stands,
and IL 10 hardly probable that anything
further will be developed at Tuesdays In.
quest. However, that will not end the
matter, for DIR. Leonard says his turn will
come next. and II is probable that several
suits for libel and damages will be brought
against tho parties who made tho accusa-
tions and those who inspired them, unless
they will substantiate them.
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CORBETT TALKS.
He IL Ready to Meet Any Champion In
the World.

the World.
CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-Jamcs J. Corbett
give out to-day public letter denying tho
statement Of Pat Sbeedy that he 10 look.
ing for "easy Marks" and says IL he was
he would pick up some challenges Of men
who are chasing him around the country.
In referring to Sheedy's further allegation
that pugilists have been given larger
purses than they have any right to receive,
Corbett says the uniform rate OF $4,000
would be an injustice, for when q pugilist
is capable Of drawing q crowd they will
net profit to tho club giving the fight Of
from $a0.OO TO $4,000 and tho
pugilists should have q portion Of tho
profits. Corbctt declares he has right to
act as he chooses and as II is worth $780,.
OOO TO him to do 80 II would be foolish TO
allow 80 much money to pass HIM. Cor.
bett says Sullivan defended the champion
ship IL years by fighting every four years,
therefore he argues that he has the right
to wait year before fighting. In conclu-
sion Corbctt says he 10 ready to fight tho
champion OF any country, but none but a
champion. Hc prefers Mitchell. but II he
will not fight then Jack son, and II he does
not como up no will fight any man in the
world barring no color or nationality, the
fight to take place In the fall of 1888.
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about others missing led to the flndins q
other bodies and when the reporter lset
tho city. parties were still out searching
Tor additional victims.
The scene Of yesterdays dreadful CO.
tastrophe Was visited by hundreds to-day.
Every available vehicle In Alton was
pressed into service to convey the sisht.
seers to their destination. Every train
running between the two places was
crowded and scores made the distance of
four miles on foot. No trace has bseu
found Of the runaway switchman. Richard
Grafton. The total loss to the company.
20 officials state tonight, will be between
$4,000 and $50, 900.
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TONIGHT a season Of grand
opera to continue until April ~.
will begin at the Manhattan
Opera House, New York City.
Oscar Hammerstein has en-.
gagged Nine. Georeina Won Ja-
nuschowsky as prima donna.
with a number Of lesser lyric
stars. Nine. Eleonora Duse,
the Italian tragedienne also
opens a season at the Fifth
Avenue where she will appear
in sixteen performances