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eeonomlcsl than ordinary kitodi and canuot bf
Aid la competition with the multitude of lov
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00 101 WaU Street, New Yorkv . 1
' Sold bjW C AAB Stronach, George 'I
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STORE
1 1 ,,,;3SKW8 OBSKRVATiUxNS. jf
j . The New York pajwtj print rillain-
ya wood-cuts of Uanda, but are able to
imy nothing against him. t
: -Thmahogany ' desks used by the
membej-i of , the ju tiited 8 Utes Senate
are,; with .few exceptions, seventy-five
years old. - j ) - ''-.-
'-rllas any ope referred to Sullivan
as "tne noblest Konian of the man!?" If
not, we hope it will not lie mentionied,
for h4 iflja't. . '
-6rer babbit seems to be the ideal
stafesinan the British political tuian
agers jasiTt this tiuje. ','Brer Rabbit,
he lay low."' .
Attorney-General Garland has de
clined to take'any part in the telephone
case, and lias placed its entire manage
ment In the hands of the solicitor-general,
f "(; . .-
rForty-six years Charlotte Tboaip
aon of Vincennes, lad., quarrelled with
her lover, Harry Poaey, but they hvoj
noif-iDttade"' it p and. married, so that
Charlotte has secured her somewhat Sad
ed Tbgey. i- " ' , i
CONUKESSIONAL
' on t lAtu th. ;
the death of hia colleague, Jfr. Bankin,
1 ui offered., the cutoiuary resolutions,
whieh wfre unauimously adopted,! and
as a mark of respect to the memory of
the deceased, the House at 12.15 ad
journed, u j
The speaker appointed Messrs. Bragg,
' Van Schaick, ftevenson, Guenther,
WjksnijmToN.'Jn. 25 Si.vatk.' Mr. (';irleton, Henderson, of Illinois, i and
Georgo prHenfodlUie credentials of J Ion. Johnson, of New York, as a committee
E. Ci WaltbaHL elected Senator from m the part of the House to take order
Mitwipnj to fill the unexpired tcrn of for superintending the funeral and tj aoi'
onator Lamar;; Mr. W althall ws 'hen company th remains .01 the 'deceased to
sworn in by the president pro tempore his home in WiM-onsin. j
The cair laid before the Senate a let
ter from the secretary of the treasury in
compliance wifh ! the recent resolution
of the Senate asking for information as
to what proportion of the bonds called
for payment February 1, 1886, are held
by the national banks as a basis, for -cir
culation. 1 he . letter was read
8tatrs the amount of such bonds so held
at $5j;009JB50.,U ! ! . , ;
': Mr. Hoar submitted for reference to
nc committee .on i rules, the nropptiect,.
new rule requiring that on a motion
to'adj'Mirn the Senate to a day other
-The Qtiebeo Masons have carried ; than ;the nixt leffisiative day the qaes
u.i .11 i i.L. U t ii i' . i . i i
The fitW or the starter of the great
Backet stores is here; not only come . to
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tay a'few jponths, "but to make his home
h ' ;: .:' - ' ' r--''
in fatnre. I ltatted the . first Backet
"store in Lynchburg, Va.', tiro yenng(b
running with an
i 1 ItiaaiUl
i ;! pnjisyaM.
incr ease of
The aecond Backet'stpre was
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jitartedsJii 'L Petersburg, ?Va.,J eighteen
-nontbj ago hj mf son,' who has pari-
4,
- Innil thmtfa there.
I started the third
; Baeket stow in Norfolk year ag. ; ;I
'i-'',---'-' ft'-'jt&fi-v.-:' '!s--ii iT'- i'ul -it-P.H?tf&w
.y4.s 'Hpiim
' sold more goods in one week that had
been sold at die stand in three months.
i!' ' S' : j .-Ik '.i '- K: X .-;; i' f. '':0'-''f f;
This U staied meielrs to jsaow yo that
: i. ,.--.. . . - W. Saw' , i.W. -,V ! -
' Backet stores never ''play out.' I am
r Jiere and here 4o save the people money
who eal with me.' I
"-cheap las Jlr.v Davis
will sell goods as
did,, and
many
thbits eren cheaper. ' My Iroods are all
Ixjught for cash and will be sold t cheaper
than any one ban sell who buys on time
and sells the same way. I will save my
; enstomers at least twenty-fire per . cent
Many people stand with their tired, resJU
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less eyes peering out npon the 'fiur
4wajr,y and see these big 'chances est
cape because 'threir wealth is scattered
' among people who never pay. They see
these "landslides" gathered in by, men
who through long years of experience
- have gone to the very foot of the mat-
ter' and have mastered the
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"Pay as you go."
subject
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VOLNEY PUBSELL.!
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FFICS rOBEEKT.
Havuk- leased from January' lt the h-w
ture on WUwinsrton "t-K neat to my reW
Mnett, tor an ttio", Hie room I now oc-ui.j
in Lh rear of Battle MnrJal will bf (:
rant. Annlv to tt. H. Battle ir thf uinh
timd. RICH'P B. LEWIS.
iia ! ... .
oul
selvos indepebdent of the Grand Koyal
Arch chapter of England. Trouble nap
Masons insisting upon recognizing
Koyal Arch chapters in Quebec in de
fiaoce'.bf the p'rotest of the grand chap
ter of Quebec, r . '. '.'J- - ' ii;
-The accident in the coal mine at
Newburg, West Virginia, turns put to
have been more serious 'han at first re-
Thirty-nine men were, working
in a shaft, 350 feet from the mouth of
the mihe, when an explosion of poison
ous gases took' place. It is believed
that eyery man perished.'
e "of our' esteemed contempora-
'heS of Philadelphia admits that at least
a snousana women in tnat city , sieep
with masks oh their') faces. VVe don't
blame' them. If our women were as
hojnely as those of Philadelphia iasaallj
axe; they would wear masks night and
l Lord Dnffenn advises Europeans
not to iexpo'sO . themselves singly or in
small parties in. Burmah. An .English
prov oat-marsh al at Mandalay, desiring
tQ 'make a Barman confess to a conspir
acy, stood him among the! .corspes of five
Daooita who had just been executtdr and
had a file of soldiers present their rmea
at ''- him, ' thfeaWning 1 him I with! instant
deaths if he refused. From 'this ; we
would say it was hardly w?se i for ;the
Burmese to expose themselves singly or
m small parties an jsunnan. ! m :,:
I jtery ecnt aid altogether lovely
agonyM thesdagdniiing days iaifor a
youngllady i& Ibegpl borrow of buy! a
buatty loosing uiack doiuo wunaiong
heck ahct a bunch of cheap' straw fwiek-
erwork around it. ; fihe fthen . nrbetieds
!to:gUitithha pantand,! after
it is completed, transmits it pr special
messenger to: her best vou'i' mSaui The
aeep, pnermoBi eiginncumo qi tnu is
'Jjou are gilding the r;l , to rum
which leads from inside il.ef bottle;"
Thus a temperance )o;tur.e is palmed off
as a VWork of art'i
? plaids iqr costumes there appear
two extremes but no mediums. IThore
are sh6wn either enormities in: blocks of
color,' divided by hair lines - of bright
contrasting color on;, the .one band, or
pin checks showing odd combioadons of
varied colors. These are to be pur
chased in soft dre8ed and I undressed
cashmeres and vigognes, drap d ete
camels hair and Austrian wool and
Jersey bodices of stockinette of a shade
moMiuevL w we ueepes coior oi p i ana or
check iare more worn over, skirts of these
fancy.- fabrics than, waists whicht match
them in kind Collar, cuffs and , Ho
lier waistcoat 1 ot : the plaid anenow
Usually added: to these bodices I :l?ine
groea and a' new pale golden fawn
shadefwitH a hair line of bright jVehe-
tiaiired, is a color eombination in plaids
nrery popular .over i the sea. U"&e-mt-
img jerseys j oi. aarn-grwu stoctturciu;
are Worn with theso plaids, and the
waists are trimmed with heavy ap
pliques in green and gold j beads. Sou
tache and raised work in silk chenille,
the mingling of these fabrics producing
.trimming which is very rich and novel
iu effect. ' ; : 1 v 'i ' i '
I 'A good way to determine tlin-iual-Ujr
and value of a marl is ; to deVrmine
how much of the material is soluble in
iimmon v muriatie acid.l This can be
procured in any drug store, and' ought
inot to cost moe thin ten eents a pound .
)ne pound of the "acid will be 'enough
.d test three or fonir specimens o)f juarl.
f.Mix'ihe acid.with-Pne quart of rain; wa
iter attd put this . in .a bottle for use:
jTjakeia tablespoouful of tho taiaterial
stippo8cd to be mar), put this iu a large
.lass .or earthen vcsswl (avoiding metal
viie dlseiiy audi slowly pohr over the ii-a-;terlaf
U half jeaciipful of the ! diluted
i ituriatiu ucid. - If it is & marl tle : effar-
ivescence will show this -fact.;, if it j1L
dissolves, leaviDg no residue or, but lit
tle at the bottom of the vtssel, it ikti.arl
f good quality.- If but little is'dis
olved and a larire residue is l.tft at the
'.o'iioin qf the disiij it i of inferior qual
ity., ; By weighing out on dolicatetscles
a deuuite uuuutity of the dry uuatc riai,
ay-4U0 grams, aud then . weighing the
washed and dried.residue which is insolu
ble, in the acids, au estimate can be made
of tue percentage of active nd i inactive
mat rml iu any specimen of marl. I be
insoluble residue . is of no value. A
popnlar and Bioiple test to distinsusb be
iweeii inarl and clay is made by: placing
a lump of the material in a basin of
water and jeaviiig it undisturbed fyr'a
short tituo..' ;. If it Is marl it w ill crumble
down iuto a diffuse mass, but if clay , it
I h 8nwl Wat. im Certain fa prs
VVashivotox, January 2.".- The Ben-
ate today conhrmed tb4 nomination
1harles J. Can da to be assistant treas
urer of the United States at Kew York.
In executive session today Mr.1 Ed
munds in behalf of the committee on
lj judiciary reported a resolut ion directing
uie attorney i general 10 lu.hisn to toe
Senate copies of all papers and docu
ments on tile in Lis department relating
to the administration v( the officejef
i nuea outtes aieirict aHfnoy-xo the
southern district of Alabama. The res
olution was agreed t without debate.
It
LLEWXAM.
OVB JSEW K tRKATI t E
' 5fATIOAt.:APITAlL
raot
THE
Breafcrk Ahead- Ttie Prvmldeat Flrm
(Jenerkl laiAnr.
Special Cor. of the Nxws akd Obshrvkk.
Washington, Jan. 25,
Unless the reports and rumors, with
which the air is thick at this moment,
turn out to le unfounded in fact, the
political ball wjll open when the Senate
meets at noou t 'day. The dance proni'
ises to be a 'lively one, and the partici
pants wiu;be exclusively Senators, the
President and bis cabinet.
REQU1SITIVE. REPUBLICANS. '
At a meeting of the jtfdiciary com-
tee of the Senate Saturday afternoon a
resolution was adopted instructing its
chairman, Mr. Edmunds, to offer in the
Senate at an early day a resolution de
manding of the Prepident his reasons'.'
for removing a certain district attorney.
be resolution is expected to be intro
duced today (Monday) and this expeo-
and open thejgreat charity ballt' It is
stated at the White House that he will
go "if the pressure of public duties
does not prevent." Incase he does at
tend a large number of prominent men
and ladies from this city will "go over',
to Baltimore this evening. '
rciRKSTE C ALAMO. ! r
The Washington "Sunday Gazette"
of yesterday contained a well-executed
and life-like cut, accompanied by a bio
graphical sketch, 'of our distinguished
Representative," ''Gen. William Ruffin
Cox, of North Carolina, chairman of
the committee f oni civil service reform,
and leading member of the conipittee
on foreign affairs." x
Ihe appointment by the President of
Mr. Thomas Bruner, of Salisbury,
as one of the! assay commissioners to
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tienshaUbe taken by yeas and naW :" !" uuuerswou u uoe papers are
ReferrSd t; the committee on rules. : la' ! J commntee in connection
offering the proposed rule Mr. Hoar . V . cn BlJjeratlon of the nomination
called attontion to: the large number of of J? n D' Ptt, vice Baskinsus
important bills left over on the adjourn- Peudeiv. Ifc al8 understood that a
mentof the last Congress and the correi f qstnily made by tho committee
snondinir number1 of Dublin rrievaheea: I "-o 8CUB"1 ior,we papers was
r, o t t- r o
t i t -1 ma--
meet at - the j Philadelphia, mint the
10th proximo,! is regarded as an admi
rable selection! which is pleasing to the
trends of the Appointee
J. W. Dugjgans, of -North Carolina.
has been appointed to a position in the
document room of the governmit print
ing omcejand Messrs; W. T. Cftho and
H. V. atae are.mong the " Tar Heels
tatioil causea a gooa deal of suppressed m Washington; today. ' v
excitement in Congres lonal circles. It I Another heayy snow fell here jyester
appears that the dommittee applied to I day and last night and it is bitter cold
the attorney general for the informa-l I think a Suggestion to .march to the
Tion ind Mr. Garland replied that the signal office arid mob 1 "Old Probabili
f resident had given no "reasons fori ties would strike the average cituen
his action iu the premises. Now thei.hereabouts with much favor today
left consequently: unredressed. Mr.
Hoar! depreciated the practice of adjom-!
ing from Thursdays to Mondays.
A joint', resolution '..from the House was:
ptiiecu ociore vue ouai.e, appropriating
! r ill ' ' -Pit x .1 nl
returned with a statement that the attor
ney general had not been instructed by
tue rresiaeni to I urn is a them.
- Fire in Mw York. ; j-
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mvneyiortiioi wtnemrtnuneyenne; n0U3e of theWeft Shore railroad eoni-
lmlians.
stpn the
bill was found to
Upon examination and discus-
spelling of some words in .the
ound to be wrpng. Mr Davis
said the spelling was such as to render
the intent of .Congress doubtful and the
matter went,over,!so as to permit of a
correction; j-Mri Ingnlls severely anim
adverted upon the1,; "ignorance or care
lessness " ? f the engrossing clerks of
"another body" from which many bills
tBat- came, before the Senate emanated.
In many bills sent jby that body to the,
Senate for. its action all action had to be
suspended: and the intent Of Congress was
frustrated by the misspelling of the com
monest weirds. He exonerated the Sen
ate clerks from; any responsibility ; for
these difficulties aqd 6aid he knew of no
remedy at the disposal of the Senate ex
cept ;the correcting . influence of public
opinion. '-J j -H.ll- ' ' r'
. xue Senate proceeded to the consider
ations of; i the electoral count bill
ana Mr. Morgan took the floor. He
characterised Mr. Sherman's proposed
amendment; as entirely new. It would
throw, he said, tarn the hands of Con
gress a power that was not given to
Congress by the! f constitution and 4
power, the exerciae of which . under the
proposed amendment' wonld tear. down
and destroy one ; of the electoral bodies
provided by the constitution. He'eould
not see how the danger to the senate
could be decreased by baving seventy-
six Senators voting pell-mell with 325
in em hers, y Could ithere be a more dar
ing threat or a greater danger, to con
stitutional powers) than the proposition
brought forward : by the Senator from
Ohio, (MfSherman), supporied by tho
Senator from New! York (Mr. Evarts);
when they declared the right' of Con
gress to create an' electoral body-which
the people had neyer chosen with refer
ence to the choice iof a President of the
United States. 1 The Edmonds bill. Mr.
Morgan said,: sobniitted the electoral
returns to: the two nouses separately.
Then a disagreement would , destroy
the voteii-of tbvi State only when
there were twj sets of returns.: If
asked why the vote shown by' the twq
sets of returns . should be destroyed,
Mr. Morgan would reply because - a
iaul of '.tTe State had muda it necessary,
But toore than that, Mr. Morgan fear
lessly and frankiv, defended the direct
course of rejecting the vote of a State in
such a case, because it was the true
bourse. iHe Would wot if he could,
either by - legislation or constitutional
inentk lay bands on any part of
more radical of thp flcpublican Senators
propose to make an issue with the Presi
dent himself. In
ANT1CIPATIX0 THE ACTION1
the Senate is likely; to take on the reso
lution, a Itepublican Congressman re
marked to me that he very much doubted
the wisdom of such a course, and that
he did not believe f that : the resolution
Llewxam.
and escaped death by sufibcatioo A
tank of naptha at the works of the Man
hattan gas company, adjoining, was de
stroyed. The total loss is placed at
$75,000. H .
ATutu HtiotaldlvBwl,
Austin, Texy Jan. 25. The remains
of the late Col.j Ashbel Smith, a veteran
of the war for , Teia indcpc:idence?
arrived here from Houston Saturday
night, eeortod by a military guard.
Many thousands took a farewell yiew of
the familiar features of the veteran hero,
as the remains lay in the house of rep
resentatives. (The funeral; took place
imposing
State offi
cials and univereitv 'students: Dartici-
pating. The body was interred in the.
state cemetery, where Gen I Albert
Sidney Johnston and other famous Tex-
ans rest. : -.--
pany and Wechawken ferry company,
at the foot of West 4"'nd strAet. wstA de-
Btroyed by fire this morning. Though could be adopted, for the reason that a
the two-story building was entirely eov- numoer oi xvepuDiiean oenators peueve,
oM.l ;h nnrriiifaiii.l .nn It .ni. I line nimseiT. tnat tne senate has no
o ' " r r-; l . , i ... . . w- ,.ji. .fi.. ,.m.
l right to. make such a demand. Senators rjCD"CIUttJ' wwruwu, wuu
'!.! : l flU Evarts; of New York, and Wiison,' of J niihtary ceremonies, all the
UbUOU BU1 UA 111 a US ntt LI An All IT Aa 1 ' J v ,
disco ver'ed the emnlotees in the baildintr I Iowa, opposed the resolution in the com-
were forced bv the smoke to flee. Thevl mmee meeting, anq u is siaiea mat six-
left clothing, tickets, money and all else I teen Republican Senators wijl vote
againsit lis auopiion wnen ii comes oeiore
the bcpdte in regular order. If one
fourth of that number do bo, its defeat
is assured
CLEVELAND IS CONSTANT
in his determination not t5 give the in
AUir riBd I y i j ... I formation asked if this and a hundred
Evassvillb, Ind. , Jan. 25. A epe-1 other such resolutions are passed by the
cial to the Journal from Henderson, I Senate. He said to a New York.Ilerald
Ky, at an early hour , this.' morning, I correspondent yesterday that he V would
states that a mob took Calvin Sidjpson, I not give the desired informatioa at all to
the mulatto murderer of Mrs. Graves, Senators, either in open or secret ses
from jail at 1.30 o'clock and hanged sionsof that body.'' He has come to
him to a tree half a mile from the town, the conclusion that, the constitution
after which they riddled the body with gives the Senate no right of inquiry
n11ff Th took tnld told Win iA n.v I anrl Ka-KaIiaVah that. Ka nntrVit iA atanri I ... il
zr: -T Jz:z irr rriTCi rrirrf ::::zx:, Trrr probably the most important oe ever
ii m iiravwra. aar iiiitii iai m unw m hih r.iiiiai ilii liiiii riiriiiJi 'u iiii an - - : :
ukoil him what hfl IrillAd fr Uirnvvm I A hia; riWn InrnriiajrA Tianl InW I . . J . n
mrs i-ia rpn 1 1 aii t ii ill Lrif iwirti ujifMfi i rnwinfinniii .nrprnvariTH nnimniirM ri I -
j. i it i ..t. 1 J : i i -i " .ICOUIt,
mm to uo so. xney toea saia. r-up my successor, ana in me pursuance oi
yon go to the Lqrd, and atrung him I suott a course tie will be sustained by
lew nirai tne-rteaoratic nartv of the whole
; I : i j; 1 ltn " T U . i T Tit .
country. v cue Buca action wui prpo
T A. l.i-A.l I "A a ' i w
aoiv serve to wne. wie animosuv oi sue a i nointed Messrs tir&m. l-twler anitn.
Aibtrttawara nona in.. "".' meii a Sherman and Logan and possibly Uhanan a Sub-committee to draft a bill
11....!-. L'nl..,:J 1 " 1 I ,1 A I . . I ? , - . I . - . .
v-niiii, uutiaiiu, ?--.uv haatpn the mevit&ttle "unnleaKaTitnASs l amAn tU: A;K.V.- ! A
. . . . . , I . ; .... 1 oi K.uuuK ; ,njuiruui ou as v
police authorities state that they have that is sure to come, he can well afford to provide that eight hours 'shall constitute
praye wnawsver loriu m reneuwuem oi oar S wert lor men emDlQTCtt DV conr
the oast side of tho Senate may take. . I tractors on government workJ A Thk
nouLA8s to bb W8PLACKD. I members of the labor committee sav thai
Fred. Douglass; the widely-known I as a result of the conference between the
negro,: who has been recorder pi deeds I gub-committees of .the committoes on ag
L ; V. .4i;nJ I 1. Ill' 'II I .
uere iur eumc yoio, uu uccu uuuucu i ricuiture ana isoor a oni win pel reportr
that the President wiil accept his resig-1 ed.by the former committee making the
' Lnrfcy Cbataw.
Washington!,; Jan. 25. Tho court of
claims today announced its! decision in
the Lhoctaw cae, rendcrmg judgment
in favor of the: Indians to the amount
of about glOOiOOO This suit was in
stituted to recover compensation estima
ted at about $a,OUU,UtH, for alleged vio
lation of, certain t -eaty stipulations
j entered into by the United States and
the Choctaw nation in the! yean! 1830
1855, and 18S5'. In passing judgment
the oourt remarked that this ;case was
court.
i United
It: will be.ap
states .supreme
i ;
up. A hey
hanging.
then retired
and'
A Hw Cabluet OOIcer PropoMd.
Washikoton,D.C., January 25 .The
MOtlSg- Cx--fcVv i.-.-4-ha.r ?-j$day . ap-
TIHGUS-A'S DEBT. ' ;'' i
A Bill Ut ExpwllU ItM Plaavl Attlment.
Richmond, Jan. 25.-In the senate !
itoday Mr Ilhea introduced a preambled i
L J f r a '1 i .? .... r . :'i
ana joint resolution proposing an amend-:
iaent tt the State constitution. The
preambie recites that after years of bit
ter strife and discord among the people :
of Virginia an act was passed and be-t
came a law, known as the "Kidlebergeri :
bill," whereby it was hoped to secure;: 1
a final adjustment of matters in dispute
between, the State and her creditors, and-' j
that the representatives "of her people,'
without regard to party affiliation ji
st0sd pledged to such legislation as
would force the creditors into compii-tr '
ance with the said- law, that tbe
creditors had met every effort with stub
born resistance and that it was the fixed
and unalterable purpose of the people
of Virginia never to pay monhan pro-
vided for in the lliddleberger bill. The i ! ...
proposed" amendment provides, that all: i,:
eyidenoesbf dbt outstanding nol aljfea'y
fihded s under the Kiddleberg'er bill,, I
which are; not presented and funded; iff i
accordance : with the provisions of said :
act within! ninety days after the ratifies
ties of this amendment by the people, . ;
shall be forever barred and neitnw thee '
principal nor interest thereon of any ;
such outstanoing obligations shalj ever
be paid: by the State, or shall hqlderaf 'i
thereof!: eytr after be entitled tojavaif ;
themselves of the provisions of said actK j
or shall any action to enforce payment
ofbuch outstanding unfunded obligations j
ever be main'ainfd in the courts jf thei l y
State, s The Amendment also declares . J4
Cull and void any farther act of tbj; leg ; "
isiature which shall recogmie any Of th
barred Objections? It was referred toi ;,
the special joint committee on the public
debt.' -; .' ..'.''!:' i ':'f
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j f' Otatb ofD. K MrHa i : ,
! jWAsaiSGTON, J) C., Jan. 25.-4). PJ
Morgan, formerly of New York, died atf
his resideiee in this city today; Ther
deceased was the head of the house of
DJ' P. Morgan & Co , which. was found-! "
ed by the- late Gov. Morgan.fwhoj died;
Some years ago, leaving a large and
very Valuable estate '. The house was!
prominently identified with the Wabash'
railroad; and when; the $250,000, trust
fund was raised for Gen. Grant by pri " '
y ate subscription, it was at Gov. j Mor
gan's suggestion that the greater- part
of it was invested in Wabash bonds , Gov.!
Myrgan becoming personally responsible' .
for principal and interest for a term of
years, which guarantee was renewed by
the estate at tbe time of his death. Dar
ing the war D. P Morgan & Co4, anl
Junius S.t Morgan & Co i their London!
branch, did an. j- immense business.
jbeVwoett! ''Hhe. two; eountries, whicki
was the groundwork of the fortuiae, leftf
by? the; ex-Governor. -; At onejitiniei
GlorgefPjeabody, thereat philaiathroH
pist, was a partner in the house, rj '
- 'I ' li Bestiiain'Artb End. ;L; ' ,
, JLondon, Jan. 25. In the house of
ofdsUNrfv'ail aRm ,ofiJ
morry, conservative, moved theirt
tion of the office of viceroy of Ireland.
discovered that the threats against the
Prince of Wales which caused so much
excitement here Friday and resulted in
the Prince's alighting at the station at
Wavcrton and proceeding thence to the
residence ot tne vvlhq oi Westminster
insteads Of coming to Un ester, bad no
- . . . l ll A?l 17 O I . T - - A VA AAA VA WUIUllVWV AUaUklUC A
other foundation than the sily tolk of a nation; t0 takeeflct March 1, or w soon oommissidner of agriculture cabinet
ww w " " v- I as nis successor quaimes. oo. jj reaay i omcer and urovidinir that tbe denartment
and his white wife will retire, as they I shall be known as tha "department of
' I " .. ... .
O. my offence is rank; it smells to
heaven
Chester.
Ww York Cotton Falim. I
Nxw York; Jan. 25. ThePost says :
Futures advanced 2 to 3 points, but lost
most of the gain and sold at the third
.call as ! follows : ''One hundred pales
February at 9.10, , 600 bales May at
'9.42. 100 bales June at 9.52: 400 Ibales
August .7U, and auu bales eepteniDer
9 50. January- was offered at 9.10,
March at 9 21. April at 9.32, July at
9.62. - Total sales 96,000 bales, -
J? i.?t" VxV.iiIftll-IT
il A LliVaiSN KM. V k A KRH
will b& little changed.
" : (, ' t
By tnteinatUmal evporiUoiu St. Jacobs Oil
is prottouoocl the greatest pain sure. Bed
majreoagn Von to sate and aura,
this great System of successive electoral
Doate proviuea;; Dy tne constitution,
with .. their present wise adjustment.
Personally Mr.i Morgan would have pre
f erred that the 'remedy for the present
difficulty should' take the form of a con
oarrent resolutiou agreed to in advance
by both houses, as. that would keep' the
action of the bouses of Congress free
from the interference or control of the ex
eeutiyo and would avoid the nooessiiy
of the President Signing a bill. in which,
be would have; a direct personal in
teroat as likely to affect his own re-elec-
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tion. .rvnuii: .pretering a concurrent
resolution, howtyer, Mr. Morgan yield
eo his pmerence on a point ot mere
form, in order tq secure a measure that
would uieet the approval of the Senate.:
The bill rt'porttd from the committee was
i. i? .i ' f . . . i i. . l . i
it would pa?"?, i 1 1 ; j ',. i
At the fcoiiciujsion of Mr. Morgan s ic-
m.trks, at .38 p iu. the Senate went
into executive jsorsioo. A. t 4.05 the
doors were! reopened. The death of
ftepr suh.taiiVc Kaukin was announced I
by Mr. Sawyerjlof Wiconsip,' and out
yf rupcet for- the deceased the enate
adjourned. Messrs Sawyer, Blackburn
nd Jones, of Arkansas, were appointed
a fuueral committee to act with the
House eiuiiiittejj. ; .
yVinlNaro, Jan." 25-Hodsb. rFn
the opeuiug prayer the chaplain feel
ingly referred to, the death of Kepresen-
tative ItanKin, ol Wisconsin, and in
vokod idivme : blessi
of wills, is expected to be removed at
the same time. 'i . ;
; ; BOUTBLLR BApLT BELABOBKP. )
"Never did man or legislator go out
for wool and come home so badly shorn
as did a "man from -Maine," named
Bou telle, when he attacked the ex-Con
fttderata soldier in general and Hon.
An fJafMlfr WMmmmm 'i ftebre D. Wise, of the Richmond dis-
f JJlOBILB, Al., tfu Aj.rj-ioiwruBT triiit. iii narticnlar last Fridav in the
i-x flc ill r 1T--":-iX Iw I 11" ' ; r-r r - -. - .
aisernoon ubcw n. ha. uwuikwu, I House. He was literallv flaved alive
arresting Wm. Mullone, who was ip ty the iatter gentleman and now, with
Henry V, be nrmly believes that
"In peace there s nothing bo becomes a
B11kiob ana Ednrttoia,
PiTwninm' Pa .Tan 9!vTnA nnoa.
ir;l msaeu, tne repuoiican register tion of Pelieio115 Bervicea in the public
i i f. ' . ii,-. ? .
scnoois is causing trouDie in naruers
toxicated, kicked him about the! body
and afterwards had him loeked up in a
cell, where he was found dead this
morning. The coroner's jury returned
a verdict of death from ill treatment by
Harrington.
Driioio nmuivr w m w. i ,
Brxmeh, Jan. 25. Two hundred and
fifty bales of cotton on .'the British
steamer Gledholt, from ; Savannah,
among which fire broke out on.the wharf,
Friday, were damaged by fire and water.
Aaotbvr Ifavy Nuow Fall i Baltlmer.
BaltimoiU!, Jan z4. A here was an
other heavy fall of snow herg today, but
not quite-so great as tbe last. It was,
however, sufliciorit to seriously interfere
With the running of stree) cars, ;uid
trains were delayed. The indications
tonight are that it is-not over, p
f Ualon of Bulgaria and UohocIIm. !
Constantinople, Jan. 24.-M. TsonoW
"the Bulgarian foreign minister,' accom
panied by Gadbon hnendi, tho Aurkish
commissioner, arrived in this city today.
M. Tsonow is empowered to negotiate
with the porte for the union of Bulga
rian and Eastern Jioumeliai j
v man, " '
As modest stillness and humility."
' He is known to have been partial to
Bach an attitude when the blast of war
blew in our ears a quarter of a century
ago. In the language of the W ashing
ton rest : "iiurrah tor J)lr. wise ; we
had not thought him bo bright a man."
V: TtlH CIVIL 8SRVICK LAW;
i¬ likely to be repealed, by this Con -
. . , ,i 'rr :
gress. ; At a meeting ot tneiiouae com
Dkittee on civil service reform , a propo
Eition of that nature was unanimously
rejecteu
lieineratio member of the committee
voting agaiutt it. it is prety certain,
however, that the! House will pass bills
materially amending the existing, law,
Vut what will become of them when they
reach the Senate is just now "in the
causing
borough and may result I in legal pro
ceedings, liecently rrof, juellwaine.
principal of one of the schools, sufr.
pended eight pupils whose : parents are
Catholics, because the children refused
to attend; the devotional exercises. Thfe
school board last week sustained the
principal and now tho parents threaten
to test the matter in court, f
Paolle Bulldinjf Appropriations Jtepona-
. nnad.
Wasuington. Jan. 25.- The Scnale
committee on public buildingsHd cidpd
this morning to ' report favorably bills
making appropriations for public tuid
ings as follows: Huntsvillc, -Alabama,
8100,000; Jacksonville, Florida, gl25.
VW Augusta, ueorgia, jiuv.uw; v icks'
burg, Mississippi, $100,000; Wilming
tnn, N. ; C, .RloO.OOO; Greenville, S
a, 50,000; Norfolk, Viu, 250,000
.Neuralgia, rheumatism, erysipelas,
sore throat, toothache and all other
pains and aches are promptly cured by
SalvationOil. Price 25 cents. jy, : ::
Coughing Clara -Comely, charming
Clarissa Clendenuin, carelessly ;catch ing
ng and protection t cild Wreepiag came; Clara cough-
upon the jwrrowifig family, . : i i eooonunuauy cruei,,croupy cougu, tuv
.r, .tr-r i ,y I nu J havp. killed her. had she not used
On motion of Mr. lslount, of Georgia,
it was ordered Uiat aftjr tho reading of
the' journal tomorrow the States be
called for the introduction of! bills and
resolutions, .'y ,(.
Mr. Bragg, of Wisconsin, announced
ould have killed her, had she not used
Br. Bull's Cough Syrup, costing 25c
Fin HAMSFerris' hanis, Magnolia
aims Baltimore city-cured Lams, beef,
tongues uni fine meats generally, iu
4, Bardia.
Afraid of tho I Huh Queatton.
Lonpon. Jan. 25. -It is stated . that
the government will probably! deal with
the Irish question before taking up tbe
every Bepublican and every j proposed amehdmeDis to the procedure
rales. This statement has caused sur?
prise here, where it has been understood
that toe goyernment would spes detest
by forcing ue nouse pi commons w act
on tne ameiramenis, . tne mimeirj, io
cording to report, being afraid to face
the Irish issue just now.
clouds;" Barman B. Eaton's .resigna
tion la final and Will take effect March
fith next. Ihs successor will be a !
publican, but his nauie is unknown at
present. 1 '
: TUB RESTORATION OF RELICS.
As is too well knowu in North Caro
lina and throughout the South, a great
deal of jewelry, silver ware, portraits,
paintings and valuable household goods
aud relies were seized by Federal oU
diers during tbe war: Much of this stuff
was deposited in I the treasury here in
June, 1869, and Senator Butler has- in
troduced a bill authorising the secretary
of the treasury to., deliver it, or so much'
of it., as, ownership ; can be . properly
proved, to the owners. So you. may
get those watches yet that Sherman's
bummers relieved yea of.. .
CUVBXANO AND A CHARITY BALL. .
The President, telegram from Bal
Umore states, will go to that city tonight
;i
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It la Vry nyrra t Fi uaut Bill.
Cuattanckwa, Tenn., January 20.
Dr. Sam Price and Wm. : Powell quar
relied in Walker county; Ga.i when the
"Tha Qwteat Cots on Earth fcr Pain." Win
reuT mt. qwwiT uian ny otner known real
ftiv!inlk cicnatiii-b
FrtmrSijtocm,
SirctUkm. S'.jl Kc-ck. I'
Vactaciot, Quinsy, Sore 1 tiroat, ft
ti 'IKK' : v.uv.k iim, gra
uln Sc luoH'iH ,V I bear . vox
m Henotncv. A. O. kryer & Co Sutu
1)3. BULL'S CQOGH SYRUP
Forthe rare of Coughs, Colds, Hoarse
ness, Groups Asthma, Bronchitis,
i Whooping; Coujh, Incipient Con
sumption, and i for the relief ofcoa
socptive persons la advanced stages
of tha Disease. For Sale byaUDrugr
gists. Price, as cents. '
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5
a-
',5 T
2
former presented a bill ! for;
Powell was shot through tiie
and Price s skull
billet of wood."
jured. ;j ,
services,
abdomen
was crusnea witn a
Both are faUlly in-
?y y
:cs mra a 1
25 YEAfS tUm USS.
tfaaiSTeateKi'ic'icftl Trtomyh of taa Agtt ?
I i I SYMPTOMS OF A' : ' .,
ttllOK'PID LIVE!?.;
t,oio! ppetirr, lioweUcilellalii
ihs )ic'l, "rtth n dull 4DMria la Ibb" '
hack rni't, i'nia nnJor tha ahatilaot
kla.4a; Fclineaa after eatin, wlth4U
taclliinriou to Czui tlan of Ur r bIbiI. .
1 rrUibllliTof temper, lvplrliftjwlia
afeellogef havlnj aeglected aoniaintr. 1
Went luears, Dlzxinft Flvttei in at tba i
lie:-.;-!, lata before lUci e, UB.t(tcb
war the Tight rjti Kllecaai arfth j
fltfal dream, Highly colored L'rliauJ ,
i rC0NSTIAT0N.i,.!a.;
yCXT's i't jl r.e ro .. inlly aaaptaa.
than ge of feel i to udi n ii t the suffe rr.
bod
tss iSi)T-.tlverrii,nesf
TUIT d OirtAiil ilHSAPfiaiLLA
T)ieylnrre f lie A rJieiua,ana catia in
noariMiol.nn.t y itwit a Oitic acfi oa
nrirStj.;t.V.
Aaalata Men- . f
i treaa-L!u.-n.s th wuuk. reiur the rata o
the ity&iem witu pure biood fc-t hard niuacls
tones tne nervous nfstem, invlcoiittea Uai
braid, and imparts tlx. vIoj or matthood .
ii- s?ol l hyolnivriflsw i i b
HarKfard'a Aeld Pbaaphata
-, Ul Labor.. : -,
Pro. Adolph Otti New Yor i ats of the 4 cid J
Phosphate: 'I have been enabled to flevot 1
mvaelt tu haici uitsntal llor. from fhortlv I
after breatfasttiu tote noir ib ne evening s r .1. j
w Ithout experiencing the mijfnUMi reiixation, 1 have een tnHfructcd by the Board ol eJu
and I would not now at any rate dUpensa 1eatknl pay school corumiltcetncn for taklns
ithlt." .( tr t the scbom census of the onJ. Toe 09 m-
nmttternea who did the work lntiw various
: : Orrica Shpt. Pub. Instrlctioj;, '
. Fob VTakk cocktt,
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"KTOTICK TO SCHOOL COMMITTKIMKS
Tbi KiJriuo Light will soon' be in ute in districts ot te eounty, will pletse send tills
been In use two yean. All sportsmen use
Raleigh, but the American wood powder haa j to th't otiice by the rt day ol February,
I it SUimz lUv nuuuer vi uari rmpiovra. : ,1
Mount AosmoKsi Moreeoiii roraaiaay s .. ' Atunnni. juji'
av. arm t
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