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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1898-07-26
THE MARKETS.
Bid Asked

PHILADELPHIA. July IS. 1895.
Reported up to IL O'Clock, by De Haven q
Bankers, No. 42S Chestnut street,
Philadelphia. Stocks bought and sold. either
for cash or on margin.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1898-07-26

BY virtue OF a writ of fIeri facias, to me d.
| rected, issued out of the Supreme Court OF
| the State of New Jersey, will sell at public
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11
DAZZLING KLONDIKE RICHES
Government Contracts For Relief
SuppIies Are Awarded.

Vancouver. b. c.. an. ii. y. McRae.
of this city, has received letter from his
brother. Archie McRae, at Dawson city.
in which he states that ne refused Sl.5e0
for 200 pounds Of supplies. Flour will
probably be scarce before spring but
fresh meat is plentiful at 81 per pound.
He reports that claims worth working
are selling for $500 for twenty square
feet. In one day three men shoveled into
sluice boxes of { claim on Bonanza creek
so. .OO0
All the awards made thus far by Cap
tain Brannard. in charge of the govern
ment Yukon relief expedition. for sup
plies and provisions TO be delivered By
the successful biderd at the Lynn canal
Alaska. have been secured by Portland
merchants a Seattle company was
awarded the contract TO furnish sleds
and woolen stockings TO equip fifty men
from Company II. Fourteenth infantry.
who are to go in advance Of the relief
expedition.
Portland. Ore. Jan. THE United
States government has made a contract
with the Snow and Ice Transportation
company Of Chicago TO transport 80 tons
Of supplies from Dyea 20 Dawson city
by means Of steam locomotive snow sleds
such as are in use in the woods Of Mich
igan. Cyrus Robinson. consulting On
gineer OF the company. IS in this city for
the purpose OF having the bob sleds and
box cars made here.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11
WILL FOSTER THE "PATR0N"
Hepburn's Alarming Idea Regarding
Civil Service Reform.

| Washington, Jan. S.-The house de-
voted two hours of the session today
to the civil service debate during which
Messrs. Corliss U2ep., Mich.C Hepburn,
| Rep., Ia), and Clark (Rep., y. H) ad-
dressed the house in opposition 10 the
law as it now stands. The remainder
| of the session was consumed by the
friends of the late Representative
Wright of Massachusetts,, in eulogy OF
his memory. Those who paid tribute
to the deceased colleague were Messrs.
Lawrence Osep., Mass.), Powers tRep.,
Vt}, Swanson tDem., Va), Walker
(Rep., Mass). Mccall Rep., Mass).
Northway tRep.. Ohio, Knox CRep.,
| Mass), and Gillett (Rep. Mass). AT 3
o'clock the house adjourned.
Washington, Jan. S.-The civil service
debate was continued in the house to-
day until O'Clock. The remainder OF
the session, under a special order. was
given to eulogizing the memory OF the
late Representative Wright of Massa-
chusetts. Saturday. Tan. l, was set
aside for paying tribute TO the memory
OF the late Representative Milliken Of
Maine.
Mr.. Corliss (Kep., Mich.) was the first
speaker today He favored radical
notifications Of the law. He thought
that cons:itGtionally the heads Of de-
partments Wera clothed with the power
of appointing their subordinates. To
that extent he thought, if tested. the
law would De unconstitutional He be-
Iieved the right or removal should be
restored and the tenure Of office linn
tied.
Mr.. Hepburn rep, Ia spoke for an
hour against what he termed the pop
ular impression O. the so called merit
system. Tie public. NJ argued. had
been utterly nisled - the high sound
ing title "reformer" In something's the
old system. at it's worst, was better
than the new.
My colleagues in this house" said
ne, know the qualifications Of their
constituents and in the selection Of can
didates for Office have everything at
stake. 1 believe there IS greater prob
ability of probity in action. wisdom in
selection and benefcent result in the
old system than in this dark. subter-
ranean. irresponsible rncthod ne have
fallen into in this later tine"
He believed that the appointive pow
er and power Of removal should BE
lodged in the same hands and should
be unlimited. Amid q burst Of ap-
plause from ihe galleries and floor he
insisted that the political workers
were entitled 20 and should be accord
ed recognition. r -hrTs were 10 be 10
reward for t1e workers the workers
IN the fl.tt = wcJsl ba more and more
loyal To rich contributors instead % 70
their part- and the.- counfTy. Il the
present system ccnrinue1, the influence
Of rich mon II Icii..cs would grow
steadily AIz. Hepburn said that he
knew his fraua eIpI Iesslons would earn
criticism for him and II would pr0ba-
bly, be said that he placed himself on
a low political plane. but these were his
convictions and Re would utter them
M Clark (ReD-. -. HI closed the
debate tor the day with some ze-
marks in fa-o- Of modifying the iaw.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11
Real Estate Transfers

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract and
Land Company. II. II. Dubois. abb
stractor)
Joseph W. Mackey to H 3. Robert
son, qcd, lots II and Is MosIey ave
Parmenters add NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sl4
John W. Walter to John W. Powell.
wd., Sc or sec 6-26-2e and lot 81 Fair
view ave, Sherwood's add ......... GO
Fourth National Bank to Henry IN
derwood. und hf int e hf blk 10 Key
stone ADD .--.-..-... -.--.--.-----..-.. ~
Sarah Elizabeth Dietrich TO Mike
Bogner. w1., lots odd 8 to II blk 3
lots odd l 10 20 blk D. Shearman's
add ......... ......... .....-..---.---.. 2N
Charles P. Dietrich to Mike Bogner.
qcd., lots 1, 8. and blk 3. Shear
mans add ....... ..-.. .........-.... i
Sarah S. Pratt to Sam'l NJ. and Geo.
r. Anderson, wd., lot % Emporia
ave, English's 5th add .............. 65
Oscar Peterson ct al, to Matthew
Jansen. wd.. sw or sec S-27-1w ...... go
G. J. Helena to ]. II. Marshall, wd.,
NV or sec 36-26-2e .....- ............-- 400
Valmont Investment Co. TO VIM. J.
Babb, wd.. lots even to 142 Red
den ave, Fairmount 4th add q
Jos. S. Knoblauch 70 George II. Bot
ka. sd. lot 10 blk 3 CoIwich .......- 20
Sheriff to o. G. Minis. sd, lots even
IS to 56 Topeka ave. Hilton's add. 10
z. r. Powell TO Anna 3. Henderson,
wd. lots odd 43 10 50 Fourth ave
Orme & Phillips add ...........-.... 1S
W. A. Shepard to o. A. Boyle wd..
lot 1145 and fl. lot 11f Wichita
street, Jewellers 2nd add ......... 40(
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11
FIGHTING BATTLES OVER
Blue and Gray Almost Re Embody
the spirit OF f-GI

Washington, Jan. S.-The military COM
mittee of the house has returned from the
recent trip 10 the Vicksburg battlefield
favorably impressed with the value Of
this locality for a national military park
and il is practically agreed tha; favor
able report will be made on the bill TO
this end. Members of the committee say
that the old defenses about the city and
the points Occupied by the Union forces
can be secured for about $4,000. Among
those who helped to entertain the COM
mittee was General Stephen D. Lee, who
next to General Pemberton. was most
conspicuous in the defense OF Vicksburg.
II led 10 some good natured railiery dur
ing the visit, as 10 the valor Of the re-
spective parties 10 The conflict and the
sufferings each had incurred from the
siege This took rather pointed form at
a banquet, although the incident passed
without any loss Of good feeling between
those who had participated on the two
sides.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11
HELD PUBLIC INSTALLATION
Omcers Of Harmony Council No. 123
+. A. A. are Installed.

One Of the most important and enjoy
able social events in fraternal circles OF
1898 was the public installation of the
newly elected officers of Harmony Coun-
Gil, No. 123, T. a. A, last evening at
their hall, corner of Douglas and Topeka
avenues. AS usual when Harmony coun-
Gil gives an open meeting the large hail
was crowded. there being no room for
the regular ritualistic work, which neces-
STATED the omission of the floor work.
Past President z. A. Friend was the in
stalling officer and was assisted by Guide
]. ]. Osler and the other general officers
obligated the newly elected officers and
delivered the charge to each, which was
quite impressive.
The members and visitors were royalty
entertained by the rendition of an excel
lent musical and literary program, which
opened by a selection from the F. A. A.
male quartette. a recitation 'Watermel-
on Thief by Miss Myrtle Thompson was
good and received due applause.
The F. A. A. male quartette sang 'The
Two Brothers" with banjo and guitar ac-
compartment. This was comical and left
lne auOleNce III SpleHulu HuIlOT SdNIOTu :
orchestra rendered selection and re-
sponded to prolonged applause. Miss
Mary Mccullough recited a medley which
pieces, fine religious, comic and niger,
well deserved the liberal applause.
DR.. Walter Minick arrived with his big
home graphaphone and entertained the
audience with musical selections and
comic selections. This was a rather novel
feature and was highly appreciated by
all.
The exercises closed with a selection by
Sanford's orchestra.
The following are the officers Installed:
Past PresideEt-Mrs. McNichol.
President-W. A. Minick- .-~
Vice President-R. p. Carlton.
Chaplain-Mrs. II. /. Addington
Guide-Roscoe Moore.
Secretary-Mrs. Lizzie Kindred
Treasurer-A- ". Hardin.
Observer-Chas. Hoover.
Sentinel-Thos. Harkey.
Trustee-Wm. Sutton.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11

lief expedition. They say that Thirty
Mile river between Lake LIE Barge ano
the Hotalinqua is open water and they
were compelled to take to the side hills
Most of those who arrived tonight in
tend going back as soon as possible
with supplies for the coming year.
The trail is reported to be in a very
fair condition. For two weeks the
weather has been very mild.
Ed Lard, the man who was recently
arrested at Dawson for stealing Sc, ,oo0
worth of gold dust from saloon in
which he was barkeeper, has been re-
leased. It is stated that the reason for
Lard's discharge was that the police
had no food for prisoners.
Major Perry, Of the mounted police
is incuiring very closely in to the ac-
ton of the Canadian customs officials
who are collecting duty at Lake Lin
demann, with a view to determining
what amount of provisions an Ameri-
can miner should be allowed to take in
duty free.
Advices have been received at Ju-
neau that funds have been deposited al
Seattle to meet all liabilities of the
NOVEL; Gold Mining company. and that
the receiver will soon be discharged.
CONTRACTS AWARDED.
Vancouver Barracks. Wash, Jan. s.
Captain D. L. Brainerd has today
awarded to C. n. Frye Of Seattle the
contract for furnishing $4,000 pounds OF
bacon at s7e5 per 100 pounds, for the
Yukon relief expedition. The total cost
Of the 10000 rations purchased aggre-
oat taS about s16 OOn
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11
MUSIC AND DRAMA
AT THE CRAWFORD.

Beach & Bowers MINISTRIES drew a
large audience 20 the Crawford Grand
last night which was treated TO g. very
fair minstrel show. The first part set
ting was very pretty indeed. The music
and chorus work was not up 20 the stand
ard Of the rest OF the performance nor
was there enough Of it. The bone work
Of Beach and Bowers was something hard
20 excel and the joker were also good.
Burchard. the contortionist, was good
and Harry Ward gave one .f the strong
est monologues ever heard here. Coburn
and Baldwin make a strong musical team.
The clio was very entertaining gnc closed
dogs
Next attraction, ''The Browaies.'
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11
CIVIL SERVICE DEFENDED
Com mission Undertakes TO Excuse its
Own Existence.

Washington. Jan. Am interesting
compilation bearing on the civil service
OF the government from the early part
OF this century has been prepared by the
civil service commission. IL consists
mainly OF extracts OF reports made by
congressional committees from time 10
time. from speeches in both houses OF
congress and messages Of presidents on
the subject. Much space is given to de-
bates on the present law, the design OF
the commission being To show that the
trainers Of the act intended that it should
be broad in scope and that the classifca-
tion of Offices under it should be so grad
ually extended as to include practically
all the offices in federal control.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11

He did not care to specify the modifi-
cations he would make. He was un-
willing TO leave that to the Judgment
of the civil service committee. But any
"old thing" was better than the pres
ent law. Laughter)
At O'Clock the debate was devoted
to tributes to the life and public service
of the late Representative Wright OF
Massachusetts,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11
HERMANN CALLS A HALT
Measures Taken To Protect Timber
on Indian Reservations.

Washington, Jan. &-Commissioner Her
mann OF the general land Office has ad-
dressed letter 10 the superintendent OF
logging OF dead and down timber at the
White Earth Indian agency in Minnesota.
notifying hi INTO make public the fact
taat the disposal Of timber under the law
wih be restricted 50 far as tie ceded In
dian lands are concerned 20 such timber
as has heretofore become dead. Infor-
nation has come to the land ofice tha.
there is some danger of designing persons
killing. burning, girdlins. or otherwise in
jurins growing timber on the Chippewa
lands.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11
BREACH or PROMISE SUIT
Wooing Expenses Regarded In the
Light Of an Investment

Denver. Col. Jan. 81. II GaIIaFher.
a druggist Of Sheldon. Iowa. has filed a
suit in the district court here against
Mrs. Andrew Sambo. asking 5l9o1 Tor al
legged breach % promise Of marriage. The
complaint states that the lsdy's maiden
name was Emma Montgomery. and that
he first met her in Boone. Iowa lie say,
he spent s. 90 IN entertaining during their
courtship ard lost y 90 by neglect Of his
business. having come % Colorado 70
visit her.
Tommy, who was Joan of Arc,7 ssked
he teacher ~Noah's wIfe. sd Tommy.
who = Considered @rcsE - s-srss,rE
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11
MURDER Is NOT ACCIDENT
Minnesota Court Decides Against
Miss Eing'S Sister.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Jan. S.-Miss Julia
Cling, twin sister of Catharine Cling, the
victim of Murderer Harry Hayward, has
lost her suit against the Travellers Ac-
cident Insurance company, to recover
the face of an accident policy on her sis
ter's life Justice MCGEE held that the
murder was not an accident and that
Miss Cling was not killed in defending her
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11
TWO WOMENS' CONVENTIONS
Newspaper Women and SnheraSisfs
to Meet in Washington.

to Meet in Washington.
Washington, Jan. S.-The Woman's Ma
tional Press association have arrange
ments completed for the Congress of
Press Women to be held in Washington
City, February is and 19.
On the evening of the 18th there will be
a reception TO the delegates at Wizards,
from Z to 10 p. m. All Woman's Press
clu are invited to send representatives
and all persons hj-fwOTHTHTH
and all press women not connected with
clubs are invited to be present. Each
club is requested to name speaker and
send her name and the subject of her
paper 10 the corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Mary NJ. Northan, Anacostia, D. c..
at once so that she may have place up
on the program.
Delegates can get reduced rates on rail-
roads by purchasing tickets for the ma
tional suffrage convention, which will be
held at the same time.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11
MINERS ASK AN ADVANCE
Others Organize in Opposition to the
United Workers.

Columbus, Ohio, Jan. S-The Ohio min
ers' convention today decided to ask for
an advance of 10 cents per ton when the
contract for next year is made.
Charleston, w. Va, Jan. S.-Represen-
tative miners of the Kanawha valley met
here today and organized a state asso-
citation. the main feature of which is the
settlement of all strikes by arbitration
A full set of officers was elected. This
organization is in opposition to the Unit
ed Mine Workers.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11
NO FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS
Have Yet Been Made For the Remains
OfDurrant

San Francisco. Jan. s.-No funeral ar
-angements have yet been made By the
Durrants for their sons remains and
the body still lies in the parlor of the
Durrant home. II Is expected that IL
will be crematei in odd Fellows Gem
ete-y tomorrow.
Eugene Deuprey has received a let
ter that was written BY Durrant just
before going 10 the scafold. He thank
ed Deuprey and protested his inno-
cence.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11
Delicate childreni Wha,

Delicate childrenl What
a source of anxiety they are!
The parents wish them
hearty and strong, but they
keep thin and pale.
To all these delicate chill
dren SCOTS Emulsion of
Cod-liver Oil with Hypo-
phosphites comes with the
best of news.
1t brings rich blood,
strong bones, healthy nerves,
and sound digestion. It is
growth and prosperity to
them.
No matter how delicate
the child, it is readily taken.
soS. and ss.oo. MI 6nssgissa
SCOT s. BOVINE. CAsassA Nsx Ysrk
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11
UGNOO WUnNO y MT Ut
WOrkm Hold n Big JOllificatiOn at
Alexandria, Ind

Alexandria, Ind, Jan. S-The window
glass factories employing 1000 men. COM
fication was held and the men danced till
time to so to work. A scarcity of houses
is keeping away the families of a NUM-
Der of the men and 80 houses are needed.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11
SOUR STOMACH.

And every .orm q Efolnaca Neakaess.
cured 5y the neS discovery STUAgT5
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS P.ezsaa; 70
isks. ~. SIZE psSx - cents. at drug
gisIs BOX On stomach iroGsiss a5t
thousands os testimonials seat free ~
addressing STUART CO.
&A-sazu. k.ch
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11
THE AUDITORIUM

The Warner Comedy company presented
"Mercie's Marriage" 70 a good hoEse last
night at the Auditorium NJ George
Salisbury. in his character Of Jack Com
stock. did some very good acting. Cora
Warner interpreted ta- pars OF Mercie and
gained ths sympathy Of the aUdience By
her clever work. NJ Ed Elles, in his
descriptive songs. was very good and
has very sns voice Miss Cora Warner
captured the audience with, her splendid
serpentine dance and Mr- Fred Sanford
proved 10 be very humorous in h's i'm
pe-sonation Of dizereat iaadins ceSebrf-
ties The company gives a higi. class
performance In every way and essrTes the
patronage of the Wichita theztsr EOers-
ire goods advertised IN this newspaper
are for sale by home merchants Yoa
can get the right thing by pressing your
demand, gently bat a-uaiy.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11

knowledge the
aid they receiv-
ed from this
Ereat discov-
cry.
The prim e
sou rec OF
beauty Is per-
fe CT health
This cannot be
secured II the
Kidneys or ad-
jacent organs
are out OF con-
dition. Is IL not
plain. then. that
all possible care
should be excr-
ciscd to see
that these or
gans are care
fully preserved.
thus promoting
h e Ith. pro-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11
NOTABLE PERSONS PASS AWAY
Chief Among whom il Mentioned
MaiOr Moses L. Handy.

Hotel Bon Air, Augusta, Ga, Jan. S
Major Moses p. Handy died at noon
today. The remains will be taken To
Berlin. Nd, for burial. Major Handy
has been an invalid for the past two
months. He was taken i'll in Paris.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11
EAGLE PRINT
OF COURSE

Good printing Is no, neces-
ss-ily high priced Cheap
printing is 70. necessarily
poor printing. Good ma
chiuery is one OF the p,iaci-
pa features Tn. parchase
CT material II car lots direct
tron the mills is the greatest
factor il th- Eagle being
able = DO GOOD PRINTING
CHEAP. Then you can ge.
the best a; the prices yo-
Pay for the poorest at TIE
EAGLE OFFICE III EGsI D0UaLls
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11
MAKES WOMEN BEAUTIFUL
The Unseen Power of Modern Discovery for
Renewing Youth and Rendering People
Attractive.

caIly youthful The discovery TO which
refer IS deservedly popular. I cannot
speak too highly in its praise. IL Is
Warmers Safe Cure. I know OF many
eminent doctors who have fourd this
same thing true. and who gratefully ac-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11
Literary
Announcements

Literary Announcements are q
single sheet. proper size. plain
engraving
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11

of America, and in addition to improving
compilations, he has been the inventor, as
a surgeon, of some OF the most difficult
operations known to science. These op-
erations include the Strengthening OF de-
formed noses, making disarranged
mouths symmetrical. and many other
acts of skill. The doctor has been high
ly successful. but does not hesitate TO
frankly acknowledge the help he has had
from others. He recently said:
while 1 have been the means of re-
storing thousands of women 10 the nat
ural beauty which nature intended they
should have but which they had lost, 1
would never have been able TO do so if
the woman's blood was out of order or
her natural functions in q disordered con-
dition, so that 1 invariably caution all
men or women who consult me to see.
first of all. to their general health, espe-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11


No man in America
las probably done more
to make women beau
tiful, and men more
symmetrical than Der
matologist John II.
Woodbury. Of y e "
York. His face is known
universally throughout
the length and breadth
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11
Club Invitations

CIlb InviA,ions have . two
initial letter design.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11

cially that the secretions are In perfect
condition I wish 10 say that in this
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11
Dancing
Announcements

Dancing Announcements for pri-
vste parties are small white four
page sheets. printed or engraved
on first -yage.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11
Two-Letter Monograms
Single Initials

Two-letter Monogram embossed
10 fad this season on ladies'
stationery. also single initial
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11
Calling Cards
This year are srnarl and dainty.

If you want anything in this
line of Fine Printing or Engh.S
ing for Weddings, Announce
ments, Births, etc.,-'e3 model
call at the counting room and see
samples and get prices.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11
SPANISH STTFF

Havana. Jan. S.-The insurgent Lieu
tenant Colonel SOti. according to Span
lsh advices has surrendered to the gov
ernment authorities of Sagua La Gran
de with three of his officers and twenty
privates.
Senior Ricardo Galbis has been ap-
pointed governor of the Banco EspanoL
Madrid. Jan. S.-Thc Gazette pub
fishes a decree today providing for the
augmentation Of the treasury bonds by
soo. o.ooo.o COO pesetas, secured by the Gus
toms.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11
Ceremony Card
At Home Cards

The Ceremony Card IL an unique
affair OF pretty design
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11

Reception Invitation Is a plcfn
white. printed on regulation siss
of card board.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11

As well as the Announcement
(,a~As
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-11
Reception Invitation

Home Wedding Invitation 10 Q
large double sheet. plain white