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tempt to do in like manner has again and
again been made. But the nationalizing
has only brought untold suffering and
misery. Henceforth we shall be Roman
in tone and spirit, Roman in our wide ap-
probation of religious orders, Roman in
our ecclesiastical ways of acting, Roman
in our ardor to save negroes. Indians and
Chinese, Roman in our child-like obedi-
ence to the Holy See This fidelity as
Roman Catholics will intensity our pres
ent strong, solid love for the Stars and
Stripes, and make rs uphold more than
ever the endearing principles Of freedom
and liberty proclaimed by our glorious
Republic to the sons of men. With still
more greatness shall we bo able to say,
In God we trust"
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she went on. Everybody here seems to
copy the English. 1 detest such people,
Why can't they be satisfied with their
own country? ?"
English-slunk diligently behind their
papers. A broad smile went round, and
it was not one Of derision, either. For
tunately the guard called Twenty fifth
street' at that moment, and the hand
some young Chicago lady moved toward
the door with an air of conscious superb
ority, leaving MS to breathe freely once
more.-New York Herald,
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The Plain Truth

Is good enough for Hoods Sarsaparilla-
there is no need of embellishments or
senationalism. Simply what Hoods S
Sarsaparilla does, that tells the story OF
its merit.
HOODS Pills are easy, yet efficient.
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TEE WIDOW Was GAME.
How a Plucky Woman Defended a
Telegraph Station.

She Only Weighed Hundred Pounds,
But She Came From Chicago, Took
the Lone Pine Station and Held Her
Frontier Post Against All Corners
Two Awful Fights With Drunken
Tramps, Out of which the Little
Woman Came vtctorious-of Course
She Got Married Afterward.
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For catarrhal and throat disorders,
browns Bronchial Troches" are re-
nowned and marvelously effective, giving
relief
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Princess Galitzen, member of one of
the oldest alstoeratic families Of Russia,
is now q stablemaid in q French circus.
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TkfE DAILY
RECORD-UJIOy.
The Leading Paper of the
Interior Of California.

The pioneer journal, which,
from early years in the history
Of the coast, has maintained
the FRONT RANK OF JOUR-
NALISM, having every news
facility with the San Francisco
leading dailies, and sustaining
the fullest public confidence.
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and bowels. It's a large contract, but the
smallest things in the world do the business
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They're the
smallest, but the most effective. They go to
work in the right way They cleanse and
it mildly and gently. You feel the good they T
debut you don't feel them doing it. AS q
Liver Pill, they're unequaled. Sugar-coated,
easy to take, and put up in vials, and her
metically sealed, and thus always fresh and
reliable.
A perfect vest-pocket remedy, in small
vials, and only one necessary for a laxative
or three for cathartic.
They're the cheapest pill you can buy, be-
cause they're guaranteed to give satisfaction,
or your money is returned.
You only pay for the good you get.
Can you ask more?
That's the peculiar plan all Dr. Pierce's
medicines are sold on, through druggists
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IN ALL RESPECTS THE
Best Advertising 6 Medium
ON THE PACIFIC COAST.

Clean in all departments, and there
fore pre-eminently THE FAMILY
JOURNAL The best paper for the
Homeseeker, for the Merchant Farmer,
Mechanic ard all who desire the full
news of the day presented in cleanly
manner.
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~ The only paper on tie coast
outside of San Francisco, that receives
the FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DIS
PATCHES and SPECIALS.
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Taken aagay-
sick headache,
bilious headache,
dizziness, consti-
patton, indiges-
ton, bilious at
tacks, and all de
OF
the liver, stomach
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huShels Of Bpoti market firm and dplli m
graded mixed aa4Gi January ialSni nay el5te;
uaiei feceipts bflnf bnAheis thes ssllvs9
bpshels Of futures aud 1000 bushels Of spot
market fEneri january WIGS February gls4es
March ieI3o; Chicago W 10 Colep sleady Nv
eOli0 points down, Sugar quiet and hfpl' mo-
lAssel aetiYo Rice steady. IRll0W lrn' ltosln
steady TuFpentlne quiet Rggs pnselllelt
western ear. Pork quiet. Cut meats firm. Lard
quiet; western steam $40 QSi January SllnQ
Marnh $40 W; May siO'0 Butter tlrtni cream
cry a0aS2}Ic Cheese firm,
CINCINNATI o., Jan. -Elonr easy fancy g 10
as 30; family q 26a9 30, Wheat In iliF demandi
No, z Fed 1901 receipts 4,0l1 bushels ship;
ment9 1900 bushels Corn LIVER No mixed
&c, Oats quiet; No. mixed 359c Rye steldyi
No, 2, 66Sc, PORK strong ri SIS %, Lard Mlmef
NJ sllbp Bulk meats firm al s. 62H h9cop
steadteF at 5000 Whisky steady at 81 49, But
ter stronger fau0y Elgln 3go; Ohio Aa2Ie,
Llnseel oil Arm at 47ai9c, Sugar steady at
iISaS5sp for hard lehned
BALTIMORE Jan. 8,-W Wheat unsettled spot and
January 7T1fli February 719{ci May sl14ci Ee'
celpls b2,p01 puShelsi shipmelfs $4,000 bushels,
Corn firm, mixed spot 4S3k 10; january 4S5Sei Feb
ruAry iSl3G; May 609Eg Oats steady; No: 9White
western l!c, Rye dull Bntter aFm Eggs lc-
tiYeat sc, coiteo quiet Others unchanged
ToLRDo. o., Jan 9,-Wheal active aud sieadyt
cash 79lGi January 7Sl9p; May 7Skc, Corn act,
Two; January 401{o; May Akc Oats dull and
steaayj cash $50, Rye quiotI cash $50, Clover
seed steady; cash and January 81 01Hi March
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CHICAGO, Jan. a.--whcat started tho now year
with boom Of over one cont 0tnbr gains tol'
lowed They tanned down aitOr tho fist hour.
and, although clDslhg higher than on Friday
the gain IA Of moderate proportions, Tho do.
clinO In wheat IN the afternoon was duo q
rather FREQ selling, the offerings larger aud
some realizing WIS reported
Corn fairly active mud stronger.
rfoyiAions strong and nCtiYp.
Flour firm.
WitEAf-lcash No. 2sprlhg 72IEci. No Q sptinS
Gll, No. rcd 7gkdi january 121EAI23 20
May isJfA10y (Ris{Cl July 7IiSp77l Sa51l3c.
qiSSSSi is5FliSty lgSSllySaiSi Sisy IStIai6S
Bssszessh 800, saaSSs sakc, February
a lfcl May BijSc.
iIYEisN0 q SO.
lARLEHl-N1s ., 6iG
FsAkAEEt.-ei 10,
fiAJfilYsnED- prime e10a
mss f0pk-vash $40 o0l january so IN
10 3Oai0 91l May 80 bjal0 s1lfall %
llAgpe Cash 80 T1i fAllasy go ojaio aiQ 70
May " al1l0 " lyAg VIZ. :. ~. i.
SliogT Rlils-tash and JANUARY y sous &i
May g 1lae i1ap o.
0tlbts unchanged
NEW Y0hg. Jau, g,.-Flopt, receipts II 900 bat
fOlai eXpOfts IO11 baffelst palga 1900 barrels
Wheat receipts 1900 buAhelgl exports II t01
bHShels. EAlds qBISI0ge Bushels 81 fAtHtea eHe
1000 bughgll. OF hppti Bb0t riNtket htniUtl No
spring faJS a5iol options active and strong No
fod lAnuaty 5slSAlea5Blt0t Matth t9)'Ael94l
S0lti Nay Siltg, Hyg dtllt Western egy g9fil, 10
celptS non btlhelll expptlh 1000 gulhela
lalt1 $4,000 buAhel1 o. iutulOa aud to04
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WHITE Gypsy,
Orr New story, BY
j. MONK FOSTER.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PLOT.

The story deals with the lives and loves. the
hopes and struggles Of .pitmcn and pit brow
laSS0S Tho hero OF the tale Is miner; the hero.
inc q beau titul girl who works on tho pit bank;
0nd0ne OF the Coal Kings OF Lancashire plays o
prominent part In the drama.
In the opening chapter there Is a brief de-
scrlptIon OF Sir Nicholas Carsland and his two
sons, who are halt.brotherS The baronet CONF
mOnced life Us n pit boy, and has made q fortune
ont OF coal The elder son Is q cOld.blooded
Schener-the younger Bohemian OF the wild.
est kind. whose .eyGapRdes and inisadyentures
have allenGted him from home and relatives,
The prodlcal makes Rstappeal to his father,
anlpEomlses reform. but the baronet at the In
stgation Of his elder son refuses TO help the
BcGpcgraco, who Is living in lodgings in London.
In de,palr, Sydney Clrsland, the scapegrace
son, repairs 10 GARLAND Hall. where he meets
with irgid reception H0 Is told that he need
hope Tor no further monetary help until he SGT.
study In earnest All thought Of hard work is
dIs.aStefnl to the plCRsure'lOvlng young man.
md for some time he hangi about undecided
what course TO pursue.
Atthls point Sydney discovers that his broth.
or l. engaged 10 a young lady who liyes In the
neIghborhood. whom he had himself wooed In
yana year or two before, and that the marriage
Is 10 take place shortly. HO learns also that his
father intCnds TO- present the bride with his late
wife's Jewels, which arc said 10 be worth ten
tl0VSAnu POUNDS lne precious stones arc IN
his iathcrs room, aud ono night no obtalnspos
session Of them, and flies. Feeking safety IN q
wood some miles away. Here no is attacked by
poachers, beaten senSCless and robbed When
he recnvers no Is lying In cottage OH the con-
fines OF the wood. Here he remains M outcast
aud penniless, Ind In deadly fear OF being ar.
rested for robblng his father.
While at tho cottage ho passes under an as.
SutuRd name falls In love With aud matrices the
daughter OF his host. who Is IN old widowed
GipSY A short time afterwards no learns that
both his father and brother have come TO n sud
den end and that no Is wanted as the new
barOnet and heir. lie resolves TO leave his wife
and iAther.in.law forever without revealing his
real Identity, and goes back to GARLAND Hall
THIS forms enig the Introduction 70 the story,
tbVlntcrest Of which really begins when asuperb.
~ beautiful girl known az the "White GlIay'
appears on the. scene In the picturesque attire
otapit brow girl
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wHoLEsALn pRIoEs.
wsStis Report Of the Loosi Market, in
an LInas.
oFTlGR on TlIl IsTRtlIqENcIll, !

all Tt,.as " ha
oyYtrRo FlIE IETRtugEScER
WllEEliHG, Tuesday, Jan, y
The local market quotations show 40 startling
changes in either direction, prices ali along the
line being firm and quiet Flour has shown
no chanRe for souetlma. CoHSe the same.
snnr M snms nd ,sst veal Lard N tierces
ssSS s i tI,J ~ csnt vegetabls' sn,l
apules show rnise.
"Ff''' s''S" ~. ~. 's', ., ~. -, $500.
GRAIN, FLOUR AND FRAh
a. Com SsI ' 6ahee Gus SS t 0$ ps Se ss
Oats, out OF store, western crop, $50 per BUSH
eli home grown, atat0c.
HOtIr-FlnCy roller mill winter wheat, wood
~ " y per barrel; paper ~ SSpeE barrel; spring
Whsat A!nnsaAha y " Y Y saek ~ heT p ,S
sIass ~ Is In Sse;s Il 81 p s barrel 'S'
u !. RoR nSI A. sE9P ss sElSSS per per
ton retSI. In9ss w may m ns2 on ~ ~
wy 'S"N'' 'S'''' y, ,,0 yss ~ W. w.
uEoVtaltA
Ihe HInnsss ~ INC gLocesy MARKET sH w, S sb1o
" sappy tbs dsmaad ier ssaF s and nd stocks
arc naS q iIgas, Provisions Sse very Arm,
sOe.; new cTon New Orleans Moiasses, choice Se;
prime ioc S'I alir IA; mixed good Now Orleans
"; pssSSs sGS Sr SD ham, leo, mediums
@ hams iSo; small lBLc; S. i. breakfast bacon
l2L9e; s. g. shoulders tOIEc; sides 100; ordinary
sgSl eS SgSS 6eSs ISlS @esn pSSsS
olp piecSs, 30 o9i psah poI,R, Lne StS ~
EeInGu W tlstSe NAV h ~ s
ise Vhle9go lard ~ teFSe, i9ssei ~ 70 Hns
iiei tin p9iH IN. III ln palsS, ~ lps tlS!Si
VI pals ~ u.s. ll1ei ua pals ~ 'pSr 4'ci Vp
Pttls, - lps;S ~ "a
graduated standard 90; standard GoniectlOn,
En- nei Columbia Az a. w sanasg Wlngso!
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HALIFAX. N. S., Jan. S.-All passcn.
gcrS tickctol for the United States ar.
irving hcro by English steamers have
to be iumigated at Halifax. Their
goods arc all placed in fumigating
machines The heat III one OF these
machines rcached nearly 500 degrees
last Saturday and the goods and q fur
belonging to ono OF the passongers was
rendered valueless, whilo q Yaliso, the
property Of tho same passenger, was so
shrfv0led that tho owner would not
take II With him. kA
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Moro pnnI,nn surprlse.

PARIS, Jan. 3.-FsdrO saysto-day that
the next batch Of persons selected by
the government for prosecution for
completely in tho Panama affair in.
oludes four moro members OF the cham.
her OF, deputies aud an eS.mlnlster.
Figaro also says tits reported that NJ.
Eloquet, president OF tho chamber Of
deputies will Withdraw from parlia.
mont In consequence Of the connection
Of his name with the scandal
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Not from a TllanoIal standpoint.

NOE from u 4Auhnolnl stAuuPoihts
~ do not recommend Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy from q financial stand
point, for We have others in stock on
which we make q larger profit" says
al. Maggini, a prominent druggist OF
Br6ddock, Penn, "but because many OF
our customers have spoken OF 1t in the
highest praise. We sell more Of it than
Of any similar preparation We have in
the store" For sale by Q. +. Goethe,
W. w. Irwin, W. s. Mccullough, @.
Monkemcller, s. L. Brice, j. Coleman,
O, schnepf, w. @. Armbrecht, the
Kurtz Drug Co., Lincoln & Co., W. T.
Williams, John Klari, A. E. scheele,
and w, II. Williams, Wheeling; Bowie
& Co., Bridgeport, o., and y. F. Pea
body, Benwood, w, Va. D&w
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Feature, Of tho Money aud stool
Markets.

Markets.
NEW York, Jan. 3.--Monoy on call fairly Rctlye
at l.Sa7 per cent. last loan ~ pef cent closed
offered at ~ per cent. Prime mercantile paper
5a6 por cent. Sterling exchange steady at s. sjN
al s74. Sales ofstocks we're $500 shares.
There was q fair degree OF activity on tho stock
exchange to-day. Tho temper OF speculation
was decidedly bullish In the carly trading and
prlcesadvanCed u toA per cent In, the general
list. The upward movement was checked by q
decline In Reading from 6IM 10 60M, but still
later American Sug1r and Manhattan forged 10
tho front, Tho whole market improved insym'
pathy, but gave way again near the close, when
Reading under fresh onslaught dropped 70 ~.
It's weakness WINS duo to reports that the Lehigh
SWilkeSbarre had severed with the. road aud
that company yyAs q large borrower OF money in
order 10 pay tho Interest OH It's preference In
come bonds. The marketlcit OH dull and barely
Hallway bonds were steady. Tic sales were
Si,6ii606.
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QUEER GRAND DgkE.
Strange Life of the First Cousin of
the Gear, now in Exile,
GEN, BARANOH'S SUDDEN DEATH

Probably Instigated by Him How no
Followed the Notorious Mrs Black
ford, whose Career at PaPlsersbupg,
West Virginia, VIII BIO Recalled,
sho Induced him to Steal tho Rus
sian Grown Jcwcls-ThO Grand
pako's Disgrace.
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QUOTATIONS


CHICAGO, ill.,, Jan. a-C9ttle. receipts 5000
mead; shipments 5000 head; market active and
higher; best steers ei0SR5 40; others s. 95ai 50;
stockes 81 00aS 60f COWS s!S0a8g6 Hogs, re'
eeipts 2l,0oo heRd; shipments 5000 head; mar
good mixed ind packers 90 o.; prime heavy
SO OSa7 Is; prime light 50 s.; others S055a8 7b
Sheep receipts 5000 head shipments 1900 head;
market active; natives - S0a6 10; western 81 80
a5 1851 lambs. 50 60a6 %,
Fast LIBERTY, PA. Jan, Seattle, receipts
at about Yesterdays prices, Hogs, receipts 1000
head shipments 500 head; market ilrni all
grades 81 00a7 20. Isheep, receipts $500 head;
shipments 4GO0 head; market very dull aud
lower.
CINCINNATI. O., Jan 9.-IIogs higher Of s. 5a
q e5i receipts 8 400 head shipments 5000 head.
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NtIseELLANEOus,
wheolInc Live stock Nrerket.

Receipts Of cattle good aud demand fair:
prices shade weaker. Hogs, scarce, do
naud steady aud prices better. sheepd dull, un-
loss choice.
lbs. 3,3a3Ic; fair, 700 to 500 lbs. Sa3 common,
600 70 700 lbs 91Ga'ci bulls, 2a9lsci COWS,
1%O3C.
7ioss-Extra. 7a7,4c; good, C.s'a1ci COM
$esp@gstEs, s,1qic; 5000, aaaXe; COM
mon 2A2ISc: lambs, 4a6c. ..tg
Frsah CoLps-s 2Oa8ji calves 4a6Nc
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Petroleum.

lccted, not single sale was reported; Pennsyl.
Yania oil, spot sales none; February options,
closing at 6Skc bid; $40 asked.
OH Cry, Pa, Jan. '3-opened and highest
Bic; lowest 6lJ1c closed at 63ISc; salos 5000
barrels. OeaEances 900 barrels; shipments
l1O,G63 barrels; runs 6O,026 bAtrelS
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Wool.

Boston. MASS, Jan, 8,-The market Is steady
and tho demand for wool Is falr Ohio llecces,
No. Michigan unwaShed c0mbing 1Sa27C. Terri.
tory fine 65a5Sc for fine; 63l64c for fine medium,
Pulled woods steady at SsaSSc; super 22a@Sc. Aus
trallau wool firm.
NEW YoRK, Jan. a-Wool firm and quiet;
domestic fleece 25a39c; pulled 20a02c; Texas
16a2ic,
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Metnla.


NRw York, Jau. 8.-Plg Iron steady: Amerl.
domestic 81 s7tE TIN firm; straits sl9G5.
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CuRE ron CRoup.-Use Dr. Thomas
Eclectric Oil according to directions. 1t
ia tho best remedy for all sudden at.
tacks Of colds, pain and Inflammation,
and injuries. D&w
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pennayivaaia stations.
TyEBRRRsgIVaRiallR9s
Trains Run b. Central Time.

TteErT OPTicra At pErnAYhyANtA STATION %
WATHN BIZ fuqT nf EtlhTENTn bT,t MHntltt.Qti
Az MStliihH hbeBE, SitkEf,ftqt ktp ~ tiit
tENNEYLVARiA BTATioN yitnnEfnnT.
nntsst,tg,n-- pyafrN.-h pan ItlNbti Il1tfIi NJ '
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pnlladelphla Lave stock Market,

FAANNNNFNsN| 44HNS FtSSN N@Af"NNf
PHILADELPHIA, Dec, sl,-The receipts were;
Reeves, Sheep Hogs
West Philadelphia Yard, 5,ig6 076l 600
North PennsylYania Yard, 800 1000 600
CLASS faFi-"...,--r,,. -w," 'rr,- IW
F F2syIJ 5ss ' #s. week S TS
Beef and Catllo-The receipts were heavier
than for some timG past aud no extra stock was
In the yard, but with a fair demand prices closed
steady
QUOTATIONS
s,''"" ss $Ss;,
sheep-Were active and good stock advanced
Ae, Lambs were also 10 higher benjamin H.
Cook sold 2, $50 head,
QUOTATIONS
Extra ,,,,,,,r,,,, 4eeommOu.,o.r s]GattSNc
Go0d,",,,,,.,,. 2aiIc
Medium ,,,.r,r d1IR433el LSmbs,,....,o,,. 6ARGsSp
Hogs-Wero fairly active aud in sympathy
with the west, advanced 10 per pound with
prospects OF another advance, We quote;
Extra Chicago NC; other western 9LSlg1sc,
Fat COWS were unchanged ut 91SaS5gc
Thin COWS sold from SO to SIS,
Mich COWS were In fair request at SloabQ
Mich calves were active az SA7I1Sc.
Dressed beeYel sold we'll at baSc,
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cNcISsAri, O., Jan. NcotOu:frn; mlddlInt
lOc,
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NEUHINULE7 NFNE7 FFVEN VI :
Tropical F1titsa~ Lemons, g 76g3 90 per boxi b0'
nanas, 81 O0a2 90 per bunch
Pe0et1bles-C Cabbage home grown, 8! % ago per
barrels EARLY Rose potatoes, 400 per bushel;
onions. q GOAL 10 per bushel. Sweet potatoes
y fFetis FtaisgApples. s. OOas 25 per barrel;
Gran berries, 50 ~ Der box -l
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ODESSA, Jan, 9.-Cieperal Baranoly,
who recently died atTashkend, is gen,
orally believed to have been poisoned
to prevent administrative reforms
which no was Rboutto introduce in Tur'
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RAILWAY TIME GARD.

Arrival and departure OF trainion aud after pc
Sellpel u, lSl EXPLANATION OH RRpsRES18
tlAlll,s; YDAllyi Sunday excepted; tAtoHday
fsNtnFday Ollly, EAitAPti StRndari Tim ~
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AFTER TIE BALTIMORE AND LEiiIGlI.

Baltimore July (spcciaD.-1h" Baltimore anu
Ohio Railroad Company will not let the Pchh'SNaI,'
get possession Of the Baltimore ana L'h'sn'
troubles Of the last named company are likely !" ~
suit IN It's passing tn" control or one or inc o'
-, cha Mo comnoni.s The baltimore and OHIO Is
said 10 have majority In the bondhoid'rS' commit
toe Control Of the Baltimore and Lchigh womb 'f
able the Baltimore and ohio to get into III" i'iSN
vania's heretofore almost exclusive territory anu
natr,llcl the Northern Central to York. Penn 10y
Tho buildinc Of short connection the Baltimore ana
ohio would BE- enabled 10 meet the keau'hs III
ChckicS Just above Columbia. An ofhcer ol inc
Baltimore and Lclgh said to-day that the Bal'hlore
and ONO conId not afford TO let the PehlsSNAh" e''
hold OF his line IL has Il contract Win the bel'
line for the Use of the tunnel under TINS city,
now nearing completion. This privilege alone w"uIn
be- worth the eos, Of the ROAD to the pennsylvania rs
If would enable IL to secure terminals on both ,ldrs
nf the harhor The tunnel was buiIt Tor th' baiu-
more ana ohio. the Baltimore and L"hlGh ana ,uc
Western Maryland being the only other ROADS having
the privilege OF using II.
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Wave Tossed,

Scssck yoyagers suffer unspeakablc tortnfcs Then II
Iosters Stomach Bttcrs 4, fesortcd the fortunes
cease. Yachting parties fishermen nervous sckly
peolie srrng Of railway trim affects much
IN the way the tossing OF the surgcs do who
erosscs the the first time. should DC mindful
OF this and provided with adequate supply o. the
Dcrs Incompatible stomachlc will promptly settle
stomach outraeeoasly disturbed Is capital antdotc 10
malaria and nervous complaints remedies constipation and
b:,iousnc,s and counteraes tendency rheumatism
Resides this 1t eompensoes for loss o. energy
uuent upon undue cxcon anxiety and overts
e enec Of exposure in Indictment weather and the
ing damp clothing. Hott appetite and sleep pro-
noted BY IT, and general health pidy improves through
~ use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
PROFESSOR HARRINGTON ENUMERATED.

Washington, July 3.-Secrclary Morton has *
Onerated Professor Mark W. Harrington from the
charges preferred against him in If, administration
q the Weather Bureau and has retired The officer
prefcrring the charges. standing the fact that
he has cXOncratcd the chief Of the bureau secretary
Morton has caused number Of change, In it, working
force Two OF the best known professors, Professor
Carl IjaruS and Professor Thomas Russell who have
been connected with the work for a on-drrahlc time
have been relieved. Both Of these changes were.
made with a view to rctrcnchmcnt. and do not imply
any reflections upon the men Themselves. The places
Of the two men will not be filled.
Professor Cleveland Abhcs position senior pro
fcssor OF the bureau, at salary of $1,000 has been
polished, and he has the offer ~ the position held y
Professor Barus al $1,000. thus cfcciing Il further
saving to the Treasury. He will not perform the
duties fOrccHstcr. Professor Barns did hut will
coniinuc with the line Of duti,. that he former
~ performed, If be decides To remain.